Shrine Auxiliary Elects Officers in Joint Installations
Mrs W E Schoen was elected senior councilor of the Ladies Auxiliary to the United Commercial Travelers and will be installed with officers of local U C T council No 201 at 7 30 p m Saturday at the US T headquarters 310 fourth street west. Multiple officers named and candidates initiated at last meeting with additional initiations planned April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Schoen
Ladies’ Auxiary
United Commercial ‘Travelers
Istreet
Schoen
Charles F. Glock
Bert Gibbi G
E. N. Hamiston
Fred L. Wimber
E.G. Pullen
F. W. Porterfield
C. G. Eubanks
W.G
Bunn
Mirs
J. C. Matzo
Ting
Mints
E. R. ‘Buckles
Joseph L. Eby
Anetre Gore
Opal Gant
Willam K. Hostetler
W. Ten
Percy A. Manning
William
F& Lennom
Rey Gibbs
Herbert
Mrs Bunnell Hosts S E Class Mother Daughter Party
Mrs H S Bunnell entertained members of her Walnut Street church Sunday school class and their mothers at dinner. Miss Edna Rittenhouse presided, with Ellowena Jensen and Hazel Stansbury on piano duet, and Genevieve Powell welcoming the mothers. The group voted to make the event an annual affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 5. Bunnell
Walnut Street Capital Church
Edna Rittenhouse
Ellowena Jenson
Hazel Stansbury
Génevieve Powell
Peter Whaley
Fred Wilcox
Irene Hill
Bernice Scroggy
Moth‘ers
Fidelis Members Hear Program by Young People
Sixty members of Fidelis class at Walnut Street Baptist Church gathered last evening for a program by young church members. The lineup included cello solos by Constance Altland with her mother Mrs. N. C. Altland on piano, vocal and instrumental numbers by several groups, piano solos by Naomi Smith, a reading by Richard Crane, and refreshment service by Mrs. R. L. Farmsworth and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Constance Altland
N. C. Altland
Violet Jensen
Virginia Berry
Clyde Demme
Hyke Meyer
Joe Margadant
Junior Crane
Altland
Mildred
Grace
Thola Tawne
Bend
Marty Barnes
Lois Kurlger
Pearl Hewls
Marie Kurlger
Naomi Smith
Richard Crane
R. L. Farmsworth
Relatives Gather for Sunday Dinner at New Hartford
A Couriers Special Service report notes a Sunday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs D B Parsons in New Hartford Indiana. Attending were Mr and Mrs J O Parsons Portsmouth Ohio Mr and Mrs Harold J Parsons Seattle Washington Mr and Mrs E W Parsons Osage Indiana Mr and Mrs F R Younker Parkersburg Indiana Mr and Mrs Clyde Claybough and children Frances and Virginia Parkersburg Indiana Mr and Mrs N Lampman with sons Donald and Russell Mr and Mrs C A Har To on and children Naomi Helen Hezel and Kenneth Mr and Mrs Frank J Muller and daughters Geraldine and Maxine Mr and Mrs Edgar Lee Clayton and James Parsons all of Watterlow Indiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
New Hartford
D. B. Parsons
J. O. ‘Parsons
Portsmouth
Harold J. Parsons
Seattle
Wash
E. W. Parsons
Osage
Inc
F .R.younker
Parkersburg
Clyde Claybough
Frances
Virginia
Lampman
Donald
Russell
A. Har- Toon
Naomi
Helen
Hezel
Kenneth
Frank J. Muller
Geraldine
Maxine
Edgar Lee Clayton
James Parsons
Watterlow
Mrs. H. U. Wilson Hosts Birthday Luncheon
Mrs. H. U. Wilson presided at a 7 o'clock luncheon at her home honoring sister Mrs. EM. Fleming on her birthday. Pink rosebuds decorated the table with a bud at each place as twelve relatives gathered. The afternoon included music and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. U. Wilson
Laday
EM. Fleming
Mrs. Fleming
Pope Congratulates Jesup Couple Wed for Half Century
A cablegram from Pope John Paul II conveyed congratulations to Mr and Mrs John Keane of Jesup on celebrating their fiftieth wedding anniversary. The couple were married March 5 192? near Independence Indiana. They live on a farm near Dunkerton and later moved to Jesup. They have six children and fourteen grandchildren. A large gathering from Waterloo and Dunkerton attended a reception at the Koster home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Pope
John Keane
W. Col. Baxter
Sir Athanasius Church
A. M. Koster
Dunkerton
Keane
Independence
Barclay Township
Mary Raphael
P. C
New York City
Mary Magdalen
Omaha
Neb
Frank P. Keane
Chicago
Koster
Richard Keane
Laige
Waterloo
Leap Year Party at Bentley Home Plainfield
Mr and Mrs F Bentley hosted a hearty Leap Year party February 29 with their children Lowell Laurel and Arla as Valentine Cupid. Teachers from Plainfield School and local youths attended masked welcome and games. Guests followed a string to the dining room for punch and wafers amid heart themed decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vourier Sprelat Sericea
Plainfield
F. Bentley
Lowell
Valentine
Laurel
Arla
Ittle Cupid
Plainfield School
Cupid
L M I Club Luncheon and Program Schedule
Ladies' Musical Improvement club meets at 1 p.m. Thursday in Black's tearoom with Mrs. George E. Pike and Mrs. F. W. Powers hosting. After luncheon members visit Mrs. Powers home for a program on The Violin led by Mrs. Fred J. Miller. Legion Auxiliary talk by Judge John Gwynne at 5 p.m. in Memorial hall followed by entertainment and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Musical Improvement Club
Black
Tesroom
George E. Pike
F. W. Powers
Powers
Fred J. Miller
Club Notes Highlight Bridging and Social Evening
Miss Dolores Winstock hosted a bridge gathering with Misses Marjorie Bradley and Helyn Miller. Musical selections by Miss Faye Koher and Miss Bradley complemented the evening. Mrs Fred Snorle entertained 141 Past Matrons of Becker chapter O E B S at her home with St Patrick themed decor. The club plans a spring luncheon on April 2 at Black's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Dolores Winstock
Marjorie Bradley
Helyn Miller
Faye Koher
Miss Bradley
Fred Snorle
Becker
Black's
Hints in Beauty Care for Thrifty Family Dining
A discussion on affordable nutrition for housewives and mothers notes that cheap cuts of meat, dried beans, dried fruits, and budget staples like macaroni and inexpensive cheese offer high calorie value. It advises oranges and pears as economical sources of vitamins and suggests margarine or butter with milk to maintain nutrition when money is tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peraines
Church Groups Schedule All Day Meetings and Talks
Numerous church groups plan meetings and talks tomorrow including First Presbyterian Missionary Department at 1 15 p m Rev Thomas Raymond Niven will discuss Some New Problems in Foreign Missions Mrs J E Moore and Miss Lucy Leavitt contribute devotionals and remarks The First Methodist church hosts a church night supper with Rev George Woodall speaking at 7 30 p m Numerous other churches hold study sewing luncheons and missionary society sessions with varied hosts and locations across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
Oid
E. A Sonm
L. A. Galser
H. A. Boyson
T. L. Tollefson
Thomas Raymond Niven
Missionary Department
J. E. Moore
Lucy Leavitt
M. E. Church
George Woodall
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Mrs. Corton Heads Chapter 2 P E O in Meeting
Mrs. E. L. Corton was elected president of Chapter 2 P E O at the annual meeting held at Mrs. John Knox home. Her staff includes Parrott vice president Spencer recording secretary Hunt corresponding secretary Harbin treasurer Doughtry chaplain Lamson guard. Regular meeting scheduled for Friday at Memorial hall with no thimblebee tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE Bl. Corton
P. BE. O
John Knox
Robert Parrott
W. E. Spencer
Waller Hunt
R. W. Harbin
Katherine Doughtry
Maxine Lamson
W. R. Law
Mia
Jennie Girton Walker
Washington, D. C
Bethie Ohler
Lincoln
Neb
Mary Day
Chicago
Isabella Garrelssen
Detroit
Mich
Mmes
Lara Gholson
Alice Simpson
N. Howe
Ralph Hoxte
Memorial Hall
New Executives of Waterloo Quota Club Named
Mrs George B Worthen becomes president succeeding Miss E Laulée Chandler due to ill health at a Hotel Russell Lamson dinner. Adelaide Gilchrist is vice president Eva Miller secretary. Committees announced for attendance fellowship grievance inter cities membership program publicity ways and means welfare with multiple named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Worthen
The
Red Cross
E. Laulée Chandler
Waterloo Quota Club
Russell- Lamson
Chandler
Adelaide Gilchrist
Vce
Worthen
Eva Miller
N. H. Loomis
W. W. Beal
Winnie Stevangs
Alma Sweetman
Mary EH. Day
Bid Downing
Mary Horner
Adelaide Hungerford
Chandier
Ives Coburn
H. ©. Barton
EH. Kimball
Gilchrist
Station Ransier
Anna Higgins
W. D. Ives
Alles Wykoff
Ruth Updegraft
Misa Ransier
Atlss
Clara Frenzel
Nelle Brooks
Ann Denton
Cletin Mecullough
Angelina Alder
R. J. Gweeney
Anna Meador
Rese Nichols
Mrs H B Boies Named President of PEO Chapter FE
Mrs H B Boies was elected president of Chapter FE PEO at the annual meeting held last evening at the YWCA building. Other officers include vice president Mrs H C Wilbur recording secretary Mrs F Harold Realing corresponding secretary Mrs D J Walker treasurer Mrs A L Porter chaplain Mrs Floyd Goodrich and guard Mrs Kirk Gross. Boies succeeds Mrs F L Marquis and was named delegate to the State convention in May with Mr Davenport as alternate. A report shows an average attendance of 32 at meetings during the PEO year just closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Boies
Chapter FE
BP. EO
H. C. Wilbur
F. Harold Realing
D. J. Walker
A. L. Porter
Floyd Goodrich
Kirk Gross
Boles
F. L. Marquis
Davenport
Fred J. Miller
B Natural Club Hears Program On Nineteenth Century Paper
The B Natural Music club met at Mrs. G. E. Shoemaker's home last evening with 22 members present. Miss Harriette Egan’s paper ust e in the Nineteenth Century was read by Miss Fae Collins. Special guest Mrs. M. M. Henneally of Mansfield, O. attended. Miss Mildred Gleason sang My Star and Lillian LohnerTrees was sung by Lohner with piano pieces Etude Fantastique Arabesque and Neopolitan Nights performed by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriette Egan
Fae Collins
Natural Music Club
G. E. Shoemaker
F. B. Pratt
Hortense Morgan
M. M. Henneally
Mansfield
John McDonald
MasDowell
Spress
Mildred Gleason
Lillian Lohner
Kilmer
Clarence Wise
Charles Eby
M. C. LaRue
Lucille Culler
Zameenik
Demonstration Planned by YWCA Health Education Dept
Public demonstration scheduled for March 16 at the YWCA Waterloo Playground Association announced by Miss Louise Palmer health education secretary. A swimming party for those who pass medical exams will follow. New swimming schedule today with classes and plunge periods for varied needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Education Department of the Association
Waterloo Playground Association
Louise Palmer
Y. W. CG. A. Health Education
Y. OW. OG. A
Women of Grace Church Present Mission Pageant
Foreign Missionary society of Grace Methodist Episcopal church will give a pageant, Send Out the Light, at Bom, tomorrow. Pageant directed by Mrs H W Schultz with assistors Mrs William Watters and Mrs 8 D Miner. Multiple ladies listed as parts and chorus. accompanist Mrs Miner. Climax includes presentation of Chapter three The Br oader Outlook from A Straight Way Toward Tomorrow. All women and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
National Organization
J. E. Johnson
Early National Society
Trinity Church
Boston
Chitsamsa
National Society
G. M. Ber- Tay
Herbert Peek
H. D. Hayes
H. C
Brandes
Foreign Missionary Society of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Bom
H. W. Schultz
William Watters
D. Miner
Mmes
Yodets Cavanaugh
Rose Loban Charles W. Army
G. W. Brayton
Albers Bowen
Mark Flanders
Loren Bush
John Campbell
Will A Lane
R. A. Holdiman
Upton Werner
W.B. Reed
W. A. Dobson
George de Wald
Jack Campbell
Juanita McClean
Mildred Gleason
Miner
Robert Cole
City in Brief: Bunch of Local Movements and News
The column lists residents traveling, visiting, or departing for health or leisure, including Wirt P Hoxie returning from California, R W Walker to Las Animas for health reasons, and Helen Moeller visiting Fredericksburg. It notes Great Western and Illinois Central personnel in town, a special train of soldiers passing Waterloo, and Edson Davis sidelined by illness. birth of a grandson announced for Mrs T Bulen McCormack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirt P. Hoxie
Prospect Avenue
California
R. W. Walker
Sycamore Street
Las Animas
Colo
Helen Moeller
Fredericksburg
Edgar Lee Clayton
Saxon Street
Fort Snelling
Waterloo
Edson Davis
Illinois Central
Erippe
Lea Kraft
Raymond
Home Education Obedience by Bonnce Winn Smith
An article argues parents should instill obedience early with kind rules and gradual move to self control. It cautions against forcing obedience and highlights risks of rebellion or passivity, urging reasons for commands and supportive guidance as children grow toward responsible citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnce Winn Smith
Community Notes From Waterloo Area And Beyond
Local notices cover family movements with Malcolm Heald and Rosemary Heald visiting Waterloo relatives. Waterloo Typographical union plans a banquet at the Elks Club with David Kelley chairing arrangements. Portsmouth and Seattle visitors connect with family in Waterloo. A will by Laura Wellman leaves all to Cortes Wellman with executor named. Doctor S F Heverly advertises dental services in Woodbury County Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Typographical Union
Elks Elub
David Kelley
George Lingelbach
Charles Knise
Waterloo
C. N. Rowley
Cedar Falls
Laura ©. Wellman
Cortes H. Wellman
Woodbury County
Iowa
F. Heverly
Charges Teachers Too Plain Spoken
Des Moines report notes Boston lecturer Peter Cullins blasted college professors as a menace to moral youth. He argued professors discuss subjects once private such as companionate marriage birth control sex relations and related topics in public forums and classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
CNS
Peter Cullins
Boston
Brain Test Answer Set Delivers Unit and Rank Lists
The text presents grouped items such as measurement units mile to inch, currencies and coins, continents, capacity units, place names in North America, naval ranks, army ranks, major U S cities, and metric units from kilometer to millimeter. It resembles a quiz style compilation of categories and examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Africa
North America
Europe
Australia
Sue Rerier
Huron
Michigan
Erie
Ontario
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Providence
Religion and the Joyous Life Card
Meditation on joy as reward for faithful work and faithful service. It urges diligence in one’s calling, fidelity, and selfless effort to improve the world. Prayer asks for strength to do useful work and embrace challenging duties.
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Jesus
Lie
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D.D
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P.T. A
John Fiske School
D. O. V. Memorial Hall
Hadassah
Russell-Lamson
Jolly ‘Times
Irvin Thomas
Wommims Working Association
Oe Meeling
First Evangelical
Matt Parrott
Y. W
Trinity American Luther Teaguin
Helen Gould
St. Paul’s Church
Bentley
L, M. I. Club
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Woman's Auxiliary of
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William WN. Wyckoff
First United Presbyterian Church
First Evangelical Church
Ald Society
Wolf Schrag
Woman's Missionary Society of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
L. C. Ransom
D. W. Boveo
Trinity Amercan Luther League
Myrtle Smith
Marguerite Lorenzen
Charlotte Stoffregen
Theodore Smith
Woman's Society of
R. L. Elghmey
Woman's Organization of
First Congregational Church
Missionary Society
Clyde Welch
Circle Seven
First Lutheran
Woman's Auxilary
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Hecht Occers
W. A. B. Graham
Ladies’ Social Union of the Universalist Church
E. L. Corton
P.E. QO
Natural Club
Young Women's Christian Association
Florence Brinton
W. OO. A
Edwin Boardman, Jr
First Brethren Church
Marion Ranster
Strass
Women of Grace Church
Buchanan
Gelmer Kuiper
J. H. Hulse
Great Western Tailroad
W. Scott Williams
Illinois Centralines
Albert Lea
Joe Burright
Logan Avenue
Allen Memorial Hospital
A. W. Lichty
Hammond Avenue
F. J. Lichty
Carteton, Neb
T. Bulen McCormack
Rio Vista
Ae Coffee
F. Willis Jenks
R. O. Heald
Rosemary
Streator
Mr. Heald
EB. A. Heald
Broadway
J. O. Parsons
White House Coffee
Waterloo, Town
Palais Royal
S Ah
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