Birthday Celebration for Grace M. E. Outlook Member
Society notes describe June birthday festivities for Grace M. E. Outlook member. About 25 guests gathered at the Briden home to honor Mrs. John Briden on her seventy sixth birthday with cards gifts and a luncheon. Guests wrote questions on napkins and later answered them. family history excerpts were read. plans announced for a St Patrick's day party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mrnden
Clarence G. Briden
Grace M. E
Outlook Eiges
Boon
Fred Warren
John Briden
L. E. Park
Wild Rose Club Picnic and Card Party Notes
Fourteen members of Wild Rose club enjoyed a picnic dinner and meeting at Mrs Anna Glas home. Mrs Elean or Boyer and Mrs Rosa Glandy aided serving. A business session followed with quo tations and contests including a vegetable love letter and piano numbers. Members presented gifts and others hosted by Miss Viola Miller. Boys of the Dirty Dozen guests joined Franklin L Smith for an evening of baseball and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Rose Club
Anna Glas
Eleanor Boyer
Bnd
Rosa Glandy
M. Cerda
Fortuna
Phebe Yardines
Lulu Baty
Fortun
Alu Hi. Harisell
Mries
Gta Salhi
Emma Miller
Palmers
Miller
Andy
Franklin L. Smith
Edwin Templeton
Franklin
Gulu ‘T Smith
Grace Teeter
Vert Limry
Joe Stobin
Paul Diefenbach
Mas Howard
Viola Miller
Ili ‘Peeler
Smith
M. B. A. Lodge
K. of P. Hall
W. Wyant
W. B. Howell
Wyant
George
Worthen
White
Hirst Presbyterian church officers and guilds meet
Hifty officers and teachers of Hirst Presbyterian church met for their annunt bany and meeting of officers. A dinner was served by Major guild members followed by a program with several named participants. Dr J I Macartney closed with a talk and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirst
Gehad
Larsen
Toyr Kalhimii
Tausias Donnell
Dent
Kenlor
Whoo McParrange
Marian dePara OW. Ikline
Hedinar
H. Gould
Scepatarys
Mish
Sterle Mawer
Thoopsen
Cradleroyt
Miriam Heyeon
Rhythe Stonard
Christy Tale Iintson
Iy Stevenson
Dorothy Atle
OW. Bile
Nan Rliek
Hathering Cougatr Loonaling
Comimail Tee
Preventive medicine and simple tonics in beauty care
Edna Kent Forbes advises readers to favor hygiene over heavy medicines and to consult a physician for blood and health tests. She suggests tonics to balance body elements, notes seasonal needs, and gives practical tips on blood thinning, sulfur tonics, and a grandmother’s remedy.
Side Talks on Avoiding Bankruptcy by Ruth Camero x
Practical advice for married partners running a business emphasizes communication, mutual respect, and shared home life. It warns of danger zones like fatigue and holidays, urging couples to recognize risks, plan together, and make sacrifices to sustain both marriage and enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenrsdar
Clarke Confident He Can Beat Mann in Mann Act Case
Clarke former acting imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan says he will be vindicated as a Mann Act case proceeds after a federal grand jury indicted him for meeting a woman in October 1920 and later in a New Orleans hotel. The warrant for arrest was issued in Houston Texas and Clarke remains at liberty. Executors and heirs noted in the Holdiman estate case with Mrs Alice Holdiman petitioning for executorship of Albert Holdiman who died February 15. The Holdiman estate valued around 25000 dollars with six sons and four daughters as heirs. Charles T Wilson, ex city engineer and former school board member, has filed to run for school director, announcing candidacy through the Waterloo west board secretary a week before the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Houston
Tex
Clarke
Kuo Klux Klan
Muller
Trouston
Wart Young Clarke
Ku Knux Klan
New Oreans
Noldiman
Alice Holdiman
Albert Holdiman
Palmer School of Chiropractic Radio Schedule Davenport IA
Broadcast listing from Palmer School of Chiropractic Davenport detailing 400 meter con sets weather calls time signals and fine schedule for Saturday March 3. Programs include chimes concerts educational talk by C. C. Hall musical programs under Erwin Swinder with Fuller baritone and accompanying artists, and a dance program concluding at 9 30 pm. Coverage emphasizes weather and time signals and musical performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
C. C. Hall
Sandman
Er-win Swinder
Raipiy
Fuller
Ralph "Fuller
Edna Sonneville
Ray Hogarty
FB. S.C
Understanding solid gold and fineness in jewelry
An explanation of why pure gold is rarely sold, the meaning of solid gold, and how fineness is indicated by carats. It covers gold plating versus solid pieces, carat scales from 24 to lower values, touchstones and assaying tests, and notes that color varies with alloy content. Also warns to look for fineness labels and maker marks to avoid fake or low quality items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyrenéés
United States
U.S. Treasury
Worker to Study in Europe Blamed by YWCA
Shanghai reports Miss Mary Dinghaty, industrial secretary of the World’s Young Women’s Christian Association, arrives to study Chinese factory conditions. She travels through China, Manchuria, Morea, Japan, then to Australia and New Zealand. She warns China risks a flawed industrial future without safeguards for women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Industrial
Greater Armes
Shanghai
Mary Dinghaty
Young Women's
Orient
Far East
China
Manchuria
Morea
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
Miss Dingman
Minister of Communications
M. T. Tehou
National Industrial Department
M. GA
Apd
England
National Christian Council
League of Nations
Chinese Chamber of Commeres of
Cherca
Peking
Clams and Oysters Cost More Amid Bootlegging Fishermen
Newark reports higher shellfish prices as many fishermen shift to bootlegging rum. Rather than dredging mollusks, crews drive out on boats or cruise boulevards in limousines selling contraband whisky. Earnings drop from five dollars a day to about the same daily rate, with a surge in illicit activity described by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. JL
China Moves for Abrogation of 1315 Treaty
Honolulu dispatch says China has presented a formal note to Japan, seeking abrogation of the 1915 treaty. Tokyo reports indicate Japan will likely oppose abrogation. The pact is described as granting Japan extraordinary powers in China amid ongoing diplomatic friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
China
Pmce 2
Tokio
Nippu Jipl
Japan
Pommer Real Estate Pioneer Dies at 71 in Waterloo
John Pommer longtime Waterloo real estate dealer born in Neer, Germany November 13 1852 dies at 2 30 pm at 206 Allen street after stomach trouble He came to the U S in 1861 lived near Freeport then Clinton Mills before settling in Waterloo 1904 Survived by wife two daughters a sister four grandchildren and a son killed in 1914 Funeral Sunday with private home prayer service and church service at Westminster Presbyterian Interment in Rimwood Viewings end tomorrow at Kistner mortuary Also lists building permits issued by Charles Wasson building commissioner for several remodelings and garages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Sommer
Waterloo
Allen ‘Street
Pommer
Nealth
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Deingt
Germany
Mr. Pommer
Neermar
John L. Pommer
John Alberts
Forreston
Iil
United States
Freeport
Tha
Bryant-Stratton
Chicago
Johanna Krueger
Ara l
John Wagner
Freeeport
John Zanont
Watterloo
John
Clinton Paper Mills Company
Clinton
Jefferson Street
O. J. Valentine
Waterloo Real Estate Board
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Modern Woodmen of America Lodge
Rugs Stolen From Mrs Wilharm Home In City
Two valuable rugs vanished from Mrs Mary Wilharm’s residence at 1202 Winston while she was away. Police report no clues after a visit. detectives found no trace during their inspection. The rugs are described as a Royal Wilton 9x12 and a Brussels 10x12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wilharm
Winiston
Kellogg's Bran Promise of Constipation Relief
An all bran cereal advertisement claims Kellogg's Bran guarantees relief from constipation through regular use. It touts health benefits, urges two tablespoons daily, and highlights versatile serving ideas and availability in hotels and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg’ S
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
Kellogg‘s
City in Brief Includes Local Notices and Miscellany
A compact city in brief item lists residents announcements, address changes, illnesses, travel notices, and local events. Highlights include nurse certificate filed, residents visiting Minneapolis, hospital improvements, a seriously ill child on the mend, nervous prostration confinement, geese seen migrating, travel to Chicago for treatment, and various civic notices. The note also mentions a charity contribution, real estate moves, and upcoming lectures at the Regent theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missy Inez
Margaret Miller
County Recorder
Arlene Cohn
Franklin
Minneapolis
Alva LeTier Olson
H. S. Williamson
Independence
St. Francis Hospital
Junior
Hodge S. Taylor
Hileman & Gindt
W. M. Gnagy
A. E. Gnagy
California
Cedar Heights
John Robertson Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Dubuque
Robbers Make Haul at Chicago Home
Robbers ransacked the Chicago residence of Charles A. Saxby on March 2 and escaped with valuables valued at ten thousand dollars while the family was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles A. Saxby
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Society News
Outlook Circle
G. W. Miller
Fred Chapman
Jus Doerner
S.C. Isett
D. J. Walker
Lena Vikum
Mienbers
BL i. Relub
Id Steege
Witernecon
Alfred .Levi
Church News
T. L. Uryant Wis
St. Margaret's Guild
W. M. Cuonningham
Cunningham Ling Leen
Woman's
Board of Missions
Episconiel Church
jWork
Philippines
Mexico
Africa
Alaska
Portland
Ore
Shea
Thomas Horton
Mary Horton
Christ Church
Strs
W. OW. McFarlane
Peterson
Souet Park
Waterloo Woman's Club
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Mary J. R
Ruth Camerox
Aw Busi
Eifol
Martied Hte
Mann
RADIO
Woc
Mrs. Harland H. Allen
Maurice
London
Frederick Maurice
Waas
Maurice Saia
Armica
Great Britain
Constantinople
Palestine
Rhine
France
Italy
Inter- National Assembly
Council of the
Mr. J. Pommer
Tim
Charles Wasson
Ella Michael
Parker
FL J. Wessel
Dawson
Jeorge Bristol
Moir
Charles Werner
Black Tank Road
Nirg
J. K. Draper
Ninth West
M. J. Pommer
Reap
Buchanan
Michael Blitsch
R. N. Cowin
Itigants
H. B. Boies
R. J. Horsfield
United States Veterans’ Bureau
St. Louis
Rotary
Kiwanis Club
Russell Lamson
Perry W. Belangee
Bmsitness
Fifth Street
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
A.A
Albert
Sibert
Marie Maddigan
Western Avenues
Andrew Barr
New York
Mary
Lenore Blad’digan
Colorado Springs
Mre. L. EB. McMahon
Jennie
Bird
Miss Bird
Henry F. Rodgers
Cedar Rapide
United States War Veterans’ Bureau
J. W. B. Morris
City Hall
Wivesnnus Ake
Rasaus
West Fifth
Bicknell Young
Cedar Fans
Regent Theatre
THE
NEW Hall of Fame
Brunswick
Horlick
Infante
Freakids & Children
Stearns
Ray
Orca
Grocers
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