Eastern Star Officers Entertained at Waterloo Chapter Event
Society notes recount a Waterloo gathering of Eastern Star officers as guests of the local chapter. Over 200 attended a four-course tea and dinner with initiations at Masonic Hall, featuring dignitaries from Nora Springs Cedar Falls Ossian Becker and Cedar Rapids chapters. Four candidates were initiated and music and performances followed, with details of afternoon teas and a later 4:30 dinner at Black's Tea Room.
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Eastern Star
Waterloo
Masonicshall
George’ Wheeler
Nora Springs
Frances Dahl Cedar
Falls
Fist of
Elizabeth Wise
Becker
Grata. Latten
Miatron
Ossian
Margaret Melyerstead
George Lewis
Cedar Patts
Mines
Warren Gilbert
Georges Welker
Fred Wimber
Helen Mloss
Edmer Seliman
Aneatha Kenyon
Paul Davis
Rainbow Veterans Mark Lorraine Sector Entrance Ceremony
Rainbow Veterans hold a commemoration at Memorial hall for the Forty Second division entry into the Lorraine sector on March 15 in Budhenvilliers area. One Co BB commander was killed and several locals wounded. election of a president to replace Mrs King was deferred.
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Rntrance
Lorraine
Budhenvilliers
King Marson Post
Rainbow
Xerro Memorial Hall
McHenry
Des Moines
Co. BB
Mra. d. O. King
I, Morgon
Beauty Chats on Premature Grayness and Hair Care
Edna Kent Forbes outlines remedies for early gray hair including trimming, scalp massage, and tonics with pilocarpine. She also notes henna shampoos to tint gray strands, sage and sulphur mixes, and general diet tips. emphasizes careful cleansing and moisture for facial skin.
Side Talks on Hospitals and Red Tape Observations
Ruth Cameron notes hospital rules often trump patient comfort. She recalls experiences where routine tasks like face washing disrupted sleep, a nurse with a cold amid infection fears, and rigid orders delaying pain relief. She argues hospitals should prioritize patient welfare over bureaucratic procedure.
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Efe
Birthday Party and Club Meeting Highlights
Guests joined a dining room celebration with a long table and a birthday cake centerpiece for Kenneth Morse as he prepares for his first Scout membership test. Columbia Circle members discussed Victorian age contrasts, reading Dickens and Ruskin, at Mrs. Chester Cadwalader’s home. Mrs. John Tiller’s February birthday was honored by Mt Vernon Township Helpers.
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Kenneth Morse
Kenneth
Scoutsi
Columbia Circle
Grant
Thela
Rome
Chester Cadwalader
Ickens
Thackeray
Carlyle
Arnold
Swift and Ruskin
Columbia
John Tiller
Cedar Falls
Hanna Homestead
Mt. Vernon ‘Township
Church Groups Note Appointments And Meetings
At First Presbyterian Maisl Bulld session, nineteen members and two guests welcomed. Officers named include Mrs. Adam Bohner president and Mrs. Maria Trautmian vice president. Northminster auxiliary studied missions with Mrs. Fred Pettit. 30 women attended at Mrs. Dana Leonard’s home. A Social for March 2 at Trinity Lutheran was planned. Child Study club enrolled two members with devotionals by Mrs. O L Huffman and discussion on truth telling in children.
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First Presbyterian Church
Maisl Bulld
Adam Bohner
Maria Trautmian
L. S. Furry
Troughton
John
Dunt
Gus Julien
Northminster
Fred Pettit
Dana Leonard
Harry Miller
Pettit
D. H. Gregory
Frank Teeple
A. &. Gilbert
Varya Leonard
Fred Vack
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Guild
Mirs
J. FE. Yungmann
C. H. Keding
Etta Loveaul
O. L. Huffman
S. A. Cohagan
W. White
Church News: Presbyterian Ladies Plan March Play Goose Creek Line
Rev. R N McDonald spoke to Walnut Street Searchlight unit, Mrs N W Entwisle hosted 20 plus members of United Presbyterian Ladies Aid. They planned a March performance and later shared lunch prepared by hostesses with I C Rankin and Wilson Graham. St Francis Auxiliary meeting postponed and set for tomorrow afternoon with Mrs MM Wi Kelly hosting assistors H T Rowland, Clarence Huston and John Pieres.
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Walnut Street
R. N. McDonald
N. W. Entwisle
United Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Francis Auxiliary
MM. Wi. Kelly
St. Francis Hospital
H. T. Rowland
Clarence Huston
John Pieres
John W Jennings 89 Dies in New Hartford
John W. Jennings longtime New Hartford resident and veteran dies at his home yesterday afternoon from pneumonia. He had lived in the town for more than 50 years and was the oldest citizen of the locality.
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John W. Jennings
New Hartford
Shopping for His Robes A Guide to Negligees and Lounging Wear
The article explains how men increasingly wear negligees at home and how shops offer varied lounging robes and jackets. It compares short, three quarter, and full length robes, and suggests choices by man type, color, cut, and material from velvet to silk, noting practical uses for bath or lounge.
Widow of 89-year-old Charles Jennings Honored
Civil war era services under Masonic auspices set for tomorrow at 2 p m at the Baptist church with Truman De Roame of Waterloo in charge. Mr Jennings, age 89, survived by son Charles, daughter Florence, and two grandchildren. wife died about two years ago.
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The
Baptist Church
Truman de Roame
Waterloo
Jennings
Charles
Florence
Pastor Who Visits Poolroom Wins Devotees of Game
Humboldt Ind March 1 Reverend L Howell pastor of Humboldt First Baptist church long observed at Gotch Munson pool room. He gave patrons heart to heart talks and sang for them. Fifty men attended his evening service to thank him and gifted him 50 dollars. The congregation unanimously extended a one year call to continue as pastor.
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Humboldt
L. Howell
Humboldt First Baptist Church
Gotch & Munson
Howell
Harry Hubbard
Uowell
Hubbard
Waterloo Citizens Show Traffic Arrests Drop in February
Waterloo police records report 54 city ordinance arrests in February 1922, half of last February's total. Traffic violations reached 25, intoxication 11, disorderly conduct 10, and other offenses included public quiet disturbances and rubbish deposition.
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Waterloo
Formal Transfer of Y M C A Camp Grounds
Warranty deed records formal transfer of land for the Y M C A camp on section 27 Washington township Cedar River three miles north of Cedar Falls. Donors include Mesera and Mesdames Fred D. Adams J A Young W H Brunn G B Lichty C A Morris R J Hoxie J F Stevenson C W Chapman C A Repass B H L Jones W H Langlas C F Altstadt and H Fifield G W Huntley. Grantee barred from encumbrance and reversion if unused two years.
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Washington Township
Mesera
Fred D. Adama
J. A. Young
W. H Brunn
G. B. Lichty
C. A. Morris
R. J. Hoxie
C. W. Chapman
C. A. Repass
BH. L. Jones
W. H. Langlas
C.F Altstadt
H. &. Fifield
G. W. Huntley
C. A Morris
M. CO. A
Phone Demonstration At Washington Irving PTA Meeting
Arthur Weigel of Northwestern Bell will give a phone demonstration at the Washington Irving school gymnasium Friday at 7 30 pm. Mrs A R Bunn, president, arranged an attractive program for tomorrow's meeting. The Girls Reserve will initiate five candidates as a feature.
Footwear Ad T M Brand Promoted on East and West Sides
Advertisement notes T and M style footwear by the brand with emphasis on availability on both east and west sides. The brief copy highlights fashion-forward design and retail reach for the product.
Woodmen Initiate Nineteen Members at Great Banquet
Nineteen candidates were initiated into Waterloo camp No. 2059 Modern Woodmen of America after a banquet in K of P hall. About 165 people attended dinner at 7 o clock, with visitors from Independence Jesup Conrad Dike Cedar Falls and other camps. William Reichert presided as venerable counsel and JF Murtagh spoke on fraternal order duties.
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Waterloo
Woodmen of America
Hall
Independence
Jesup
Conrad
Dike
Cedar Falls
William Reichert
Carleton Sias
JF. OC
Murtagh
W.H. Howrey
Glenn
Beers
McClain
Conrad, Jr
Gress
Des Moines
McClure
Cross
Waadmen Lodge
Colorado Springs
Frank Makinster
Walter Bellinger
C. W. Hutton
Nell ‘Altland
Arrival of March Lamb Like Warmer Weather Welcomed
March arrived in Waterloo with gentle spring breezes and warm sun. The forecast warned of colder weather ahead as the sun briefly shone before clouds. Local readers welcomed the milder conditions marking the change of seasons.
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Waterloo
Ilkea
Weather Outlook Brisk Start With Snow Flurries
Clouds gather as snow flurries sweep in with a roaring forecast for the month. Yesterday’s high reached 37 degrees above zero while the night dropped to 34 above. By 11 am today the thermometer stood at 87 degrees, with a forecast for generally fair skies and warmer conditions in the east, cooler in the west.
Court in Manchester Waives March Term Filing
The Manchester Iowa court opened the March term with Judge George W. Wood presiding. March 1 marked the filing deadline for suits chiefly involving notes and accounts. The grand jury is summoned for March 12. trial jurors to be called in the second week of the term.
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Manchester
George Ws.Wood
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