Sunday School Institute At Grace M E Church
A Sunday school institute and training conference will be held at Grace M E Church on Sunday afternoon from 2 30 to 4 30 for all Methodist Sunday school workers in Waterloo. Speakers include Rev J A Olson Rev Henry Pingree and Rev Wade Smith with elementary youth and adult training sessions. The program aims to boost church attendance and member conversion through teacher training and sectional conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. E. Church
Methodist Churches of Waterloo
J. & Olson
Odist
Jesup
Cedar Falls
Reymond
Pumebian
Mount Hope Church and Robbers
Women leaders stir federation move for equal work rights
Miss Lena Madesin Phillips elder secretary for women’s clubs urges a nationwide federation linking YWCA and women’s clubs to improve conditions for women in industry. She backs leadership by older women to guide younger workers and promote equal pay, education, and opportunities, with Cedar Rapids field conference current.
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Lena Madesin Phillips
Young Women's Christian Association
Waterloo
Miss Phillips
Altho
Miss Phittins
Cedar Rapids
Miss' Phillips
War thrift lessons discussed at club meeting
Thrift lessons from the war were the focus at a Home and Veducation department meeting held at Hotel Russell-Lamsou. C W Stine led a discussion with several women on thrift, including Eleanor Johnson presenting on the college girl’s thrift impact and confusion caused by the war. Mrs E A Boggs chaired the Civic department and Salvage committee noting waste-material drives for the Red Cross, with Waterloo totals reaching 650 dollars from two salvages.
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Otel Russell-Lamsou
Dirs
C. W. Stine
Sevral
Eleanor Johnson
E. L., Johnson
Thrift
E. A. Boggs
Civic Department
Red Cross
Waerloo
United States
Thrift Talk At East High On Household Budget Plan
Miss Mary Day reports thrift lessons at East High with focus on household thrift to curb excess and Bolshevik waste. Mrs C L Loveland argues for instilling thrift to avert extravagance while Miss Nell Barnett promotes a family budget system and related pamphlets Feeding the Family and Clothing Thrift. Hostesses were Mrs A C Preston and Mrs T J Fitzgerald.
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Mary Day
East High
Wousehold
C. L. Loveland
Loveland
Nell Barnett
Iowa College
Ames
A. C. Preston
T. J. Fitzgerald
W C T U Fund Reaches $125 In One Day's Canvass
A Waterloo drive for the Reconstruction Fund shows $125 raised toward the city quota of $1,500. The committee to register returns, listed, includes A J Wittick and Clara Walker. Other items note a birthday observance for Rev Mayfield, card party plans, a Knights of Columbus Easter event, a piano recital by Carolyn Johnson, and a Temple Rebekah sociable.
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Reconstruction Fund of the Union
Waterloo
Imes
A. J. Wittick
A. A. Smith
O. DeCamp
Martin Burke
Clara Walker
KE. Grunig
G. H. Cameron
Linden Avenue
F. A. Mayfield
Mr. Mayfield
Lila Shott
Cameron
C. J. Collins
Mayfield
Helen Flint
Madeline Park
Man C. C
Knights of Columbus Hall
George W. Nemmiers
Church Notices and Congregational Reports Donated
Church directory lists services at Waterloo and nearby congregations with details of Sunday schools, morning and evening worship, and midweek prayers. SocialUnion meetings, memorial programs, and Easter offerings are noted along with lay leaders and pastors.
Older Boys Conference at Fort Dodge March 14 16
Fort Dodge hosts the Iowa Y M C A Older Boys conference March 14 16 with a large attendance expected from Waterloo and other cities. Each delegation travels with an adult leader and pays a $2 registration fee plus rail fare heading to a full program with entertainment provided by Fort Dodge.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa YS M
Centerville
Daryl¢ Suport
Red Oak
Waterloo
St Jacobs Liniment Advertisement Claim
A vintage ad touts St Jacobs Liniment for sprains strains and swelling claiming quick relief without burning skin. It promotes a small bottle from drug stores and asserts a moment after application pain disappears allowing normal activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jacob’s Liniment
St. Jacobs Liniment
Lincoln Circle Plans Assembly at G A R Hall Meeting
Lincoln Circle members arranged an afternoon assembly at the G A R hall yesterday. Picnic and supper will be served and initiation is planned at both sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Circle
G. A. R. Hall
Y Services for Fighting Men Are Without Charges
An article clarifies that YMCA work by soldiers' secretary C F Perrott is free to soldiers sailors and marines. National war work council funds support the program and Perrott offers aid with allotments insurance and bonus applications. Reading room access and letter writing are available at all hours.
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C. F. Perrott
Corp
Perrott
National War Work Council
Corp. Perrott
Episcopal Pension Fund Grows Rapidly Across United States
The Episcopal Church reports two year contributions totaling 1,181,037.76 for clergy protection under the church pension fund, about 9.12 percent of all salaries, with 5,712,000 raised to launch the program on March 1, 1917. The fund covers 5,000 parishes and more than 5,000 clergy, offering old age, disability, and widow orphans benefits, and is described as one of the world’s largest pension bodies. A community sing is planned by the YWCA at the W C A next Friday evening, reader Mrs. H C Wilbur. Ruth Magowan coordinating with readings between songs.
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New York
Episcopal Church
Church Pension Fund
Monell Sayre
Church Pension F Fund
United States
Sayre
H. C. Wilbur
Ruth Magowan
YLW. CG. A
Anl
Church of the Brethren Extends Evangelistic Meetings Next Week
Evangelistic services at the Church of the Brethren begun Sunday will continue next week with daily evening sessions at 7 45 p m and 8 p m sermons led by Rev William Lampin Pelo Ti attendance rising and the Tablic invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Brethren
Church of the Brethren
William Lampin
Pelo
Lutheran and Methodist Churches List Services
A fragmented church directory lists Immanuel Luther ar near Walnut and Vine with English and Danish services and Sunday school, St Luke's English Church on Fourth Street with catechetical instruction, and a Maple Wight church led by Rev H H Mueller. It also notes a Methodist church at Randolph with Pastor Frank W Court offering Bible school and public worship.
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Central
Fourth and South
G. D. Berri
Christian Endeavor Societies
Pirate Fourth
South
Fred
Clark
Walnut Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
George Woody
Thirteenth and
Jefferson
W. A Peterson
Firet
Park and Mulberry
Token Robertson Macartney
D. D
Pi Or
Act Vic
Christian Endeavor
First United Presbyterian
Second
Wellington
Hev
G Munn
Randolph
Archibald Simpbell Preston
East Park
Kern
Cutler
Qutler Street
H. E. Engley
Ballou
Avalon
Bethany Sunray School
Anglo- Wood Avenue
D. MunAuley
Cedar Heights
Lutherar
Immanuel—wealnut and Vine
H. Prekel
Firth
St. Luke's
Fourth Street
Campbell Avenue
William Hoffman
Y. mm
Lusher League
HH. Mueller
Randolh
Frank W. Court
Managing Money In Marriage Bank Accounts And Trust
A columnist advises couples to set a practical money plan and discusses whether a wife should have a bank account in her own name. It argues that joint and individual approaches can foster trust, dignity, and mutual responsibility, with examples of cash flow and budgeting practices.
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Jihe
Morals Debate On Young Girls Fashion In Waterloc
Probation officer Miss Grace Aineat voices concern about young girls and boys morals tied to fashion. She notes Waterloc youths, especially younger girls, dress with more style and judgment, citing a shift from blouses to wool dresses or knitted sweaters. She questions the motive but hopes fashion changes affect funeral attitudes positively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Aineat
Jcluthea
I ‘the Gir
Mlas Ament
Waterloc
Clarksville School Strike Settled for Monday Return
Clarksville high school teachers who walked out Wednesday over board actions will resume duties Monday morning. Dr. C. G. Smith, president of the school board, announced the settlement. The dispute centered on the board re electing all teachers in the absence of some staff members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
High Echook
CG. CG. Smith
Why Hair Falls Out Dandruff Advertisement Claim
A vintage ad promotes Danderice to stop hair loss by treating dandruff. It describes feverish scalp irritation, shrinking roots, and hair shedding, promising disappearance of dandruff after several applications. The ad urges pouring the product into the scalp and rubbing in, noting low cost at drug stores.
Annual Swattest on Styles for Women Opens First Attack on Lingerie
A New York bias tale recounts how the Women’s Republican club forms a committee to visit shops displaying pink and blue undergarments and daring skirts, arguing such fashion tempts men and harms morals. interviews with Ruth Magowza and other women show mixed views on tight skirts and pink lingerie amid wartime conservatism.
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New York
Republican Club
Federation of Women's Clubs
James Griswold Wentz
Feds
J. Milton Mensendick
Twentieth Century Club of
Wmen
Lubhor Cilins
Aino
Ruth Magowza
Sec
Ary
W. Clal
California Syrup of Figs Ad for Children Laxative
An advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as the best harmless laxative for children. It promises a fruity taste that kids love and notes full dosing directions on each bottle, urging parents to give it without fear.
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California
Best I Ever Used Chamber Aid Tablets Ad
Mrs A W Milne of 31 George Utah praises Chamberlain's Tablets for diliousness and constipation. Advertises at the drug store for a quarter.
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Fourth Street East
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Esau
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Denver
Thomas Horton
Holy Communion
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Park Avenue
J Douser
A. Dreaches
Calvary
Newell
Ray
Vandersall
Junio
Logan Avenue United
United Brethren
Graves
Pourth
Allen
Jacob Yagey
MIRCELLAMBOUR _Balgation Army
Water Street
Henry Nicholls
Young People's Legion
W. GC
Woods Belding
Ruth Magowsa
A. A. Zimmerman
Fesper Service
Intelligence Department of the Army
Myrtle Nash
Anne Miriam Johnson
First Zongregational Church
Bridge Street
J. T. Houser
Harrison Yarthur
Commercial Street
Goups Hall
Commercial
Church of Jesus Christ
Kistner’s Chapel
Third Street
Victor A. Hull
Vastor
Webster Street
Fred Daniels
Fifth Street
Fisher Building
ST. Jacob's
Episcopal Pension
Kevorth
Iibuad
Aneney
Etuhs
Mamie Gmenl
Asse Wation
Hall-Ekfelt CO
Park Avenue and
Lafayette Street
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