Society News Elected and Installed Officers
Society notes report Ph. Os elected and installed officers at annual gatherings after informal picnics. Chapters FE and A update leadership. Cedar Rapids and Waterloo members hosted suppers and meetings with new presidents and officers elected for 1919 or upcoming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ph. O.’s
Ralph Hexle
Mixa
George Wood
E. BE. Magee
Misa Mary Day
Be Ollap
E. L. Corton
Akap Jain
Belle Harbie
J. L. Buechete
Sutter
Rock Rapids
Dorothy Mitchell
DS. Ramage
WV. Miller
James Graham
Ron
Robertzon
F. C. Liffring
LD. Easton
Ia Redamar
H. OW. Ladage
D. O' Mar- Ton
J. He. Huffman
Cedar
Peebles
Kate
Fredsword
J. W. Barnes
Bertha Pierce
Olive. Goodyear
Guar
Woman's Club Plans Biennial Invite and Local Events
Open meeting in the new clubroom will decide inviting the I F W C to the 1923 biennial of Town Federation of Women. The program includes a farce The Business Meeting and songs by the club quartet. Other notes cover Alcott Parent-Teacher Association, dance events for Easter season, and a St Patrick's day Friars party with Irish program at Webber King Hall.
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Federation of Women
Winton
Mey
Waterloo
Rotary
Co. M. Young
B. J. Howrey
Martin's
Berthalt Town
State Teachers College
Woman's Club
Gade
Laverne John Solo
Jenni
Mino Roum
Robert Parrott
Bear Covell
Covell
Maria Brace
Howrey
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Webber King
Fred ‘Wimber
Treasury
Christ’s Episcopal Church
A. J Busby
Richard Hall
Earl Glasson
Alcott Partons
Alcott
Alcott Parent-Teacher Association
M. C
Miss Mary
St. Patrick's Day
Webberking Hall
Charles Greeley
Morris Swinehart
Eldred Aselman
T. J. Roemer
Russell
Allan
Charles Brown
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes answers readers on beauty and health queries. Topics include eyebrow shaping, skin care with cocoa and lemon, hair lightening caution, weight guidance for young girls, facial cleansing, and nose care with professional help as needed.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Side Talks on Sympathetic Imagination in Ruth Cameron's Piece
The article explores sympathetic imagination, defining it as the ability to put oneself in another's place. It contrasts a lack of this trait with a story of a mother who used a letter to vent, noting how understanding another's feelings can ease distress and prevent harming others. It cites examples where people fail to imagine others' experiences, urging readers to practice this habit in daily life.
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Hettle
Uity
Ane
Beauty Shats column invites editor replies
Readers are invited to send questions to Miss Forbra in care of the Beauty Shats event. Inquiries answered in the columns, with a stamped self addressed envelope for a quicker reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbra
The Sandman Story Part 1
Billy Boy narrates a dog’s view on lessons from a family of dogs. He recalls a mother’s training on obedience, patience, and staying close to the Master, warning against quarrels and wandering ahead despite temptations.
Sacred Heart Plans St Patrick's Day Benefit Play
Sacred Heart church announces a March 17 Majestic theatre benefit featuring Waterloo Players production Here's Your Baby for Sacred Heart. The program includes vaudeville dances drills and Irish songs with cast members Helen Davis Jessie R Lewis Vera Barr and others plus Sacred Heart school drills and Spanish dances by Miss Roeil.
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Sacred Heart Church
Majestic Theatre
Ineal
Waterloo Players
Sacred Heart Church Org
Cal
Cathelic
Catholicans
Waterloo
Majestic
Mr. Myers
Tity
Helen Davis
Jessie R. Lewis
Miss Davis
Vera Barr
George D. Miller
King Teal
Marshall
Louisiana
Sacred Heart
Roeil
Mexico City
Minnesota Gets Dougherty Back After Court Clash
The Dougherty family, sought for return to Minnesota wards, boarded a Rock Island train at 11 05 a m to face state care. Sheriff H T Wagner coordinated the effort after dramatic resistance and public sympathy for the family shifted to support institutional commitment. No trace of Michael Dougherty was found as the others were prepared for transfer to Faribault and Owatonna facilities.
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Michael Dougherty
Waterloo
Rock Island
Minnesota
Tae Doughertys
Waterleo
Division Street
H. T. Wagner
Doughertrs|ator
Babe
Faribault
Ida
Gladys
Owatonna
Minn
Austin
Iowa
Wagner
Thiviston Street
Dougherty
Joe Calbert
Mullan Avenue
Toin
F. A. Robinson
Owaton~Ta
Faripanit
Citizens of Tabor Praise Railroad Return to Community Control
Citizens of Tabor report satisfaction after half a year of owning the Tabor and Northern railway. They bought the line last fall ending twenty-one years of private control amid a mail and express service dispute. Revenue under private control ran around six hundred dollars last year with gross receipts near thirty thousand dollars.
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Tabor
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Tabor Commercial Club
Tabor & Northern Railway Reverts to Community Control
The Tabor and Northern railway, 8.79 miles from Tabor to Malvern Iowa, originally built by Tabor citizens to reach the Wabash line, was completed in 188% and connected to the Wabash at Malvern. Acquired by Robert McClelland in 1899, it is now largely municipally owned after impending discontinuance of mark and express service.
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Tabor
Robert McClelland
Tabor & Northern
Altho
Atlantic Northern
Manchester
Oneida
Citizens of
Points
City in Brief and Local Notables News
Items report routine local happenings including meetings of clubs and church groups, personnel changes, travels, and a cave-in at Lolgan avenue and Franklin street. Notables include Mrs. A E B Lawton departing for Montreal, J M Kentzelman returning from Florida, and Dr F C Blanchard resuming Saskatchewan farming.
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Walnut Street Baptist—Brotherhood Baraca
Alpha Philatheacs
Mra
Milanie Rogers
Maydie Lang
Eula McMillan
Hila Freeland
Women Who Earn Big Wages Miss Bertha Rembaugh in Law
Miss Bertha Rembaugh took up the profession of law when women lawyers were looked upon with curiosity. She pursued her practice despite the skepticism and is described as among the three most brilliant women lawyers in the country. She earns well over $25,000 a year as an attorney at law.
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Bertha Rembaugh
Miss Rembaugh
Elks Convene in Des Moines for 1921 Convention
The Iowa Elks announce the 1921 convention will be in Des Moines June 14 to 16 with a special train planned from Des Moines. Waterloo and other cities lobbied, but Des Moines won the host status. A separate four-day special train to Los Angeles for the grand lodge reunion is arranged with scenic detours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Lodge
Will Charver
Iowa Elks
Des Moines
J. C. Murtagh
Waterloo
Iowa State Association of
Waterloo Jodge
Cedar Falls
Grand Lodge
George T. Reddick
Committee On
Los Angeles
Rock Island
Seenic
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
Feather River Valley
Sacramento
Tokio Reacts to Harding Address on Armament Talks
The Associated Press reports Tokyo commentary on President Harding's inaugural address. Officials and editorials show a general goodwill toward Harding and hope for U S leadership in arms restriction. The Japan Times views the message as aimed at government and people of Japan, noting America’s war talk may have influenced Harding.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Harding O
Harding
United States
Jiji Shantung
Japan Times
Somettara Sheba
The
Hawaii Shimpo
Times
the Times
Japan
America
Railroad Wage Cut Talks Fail As Conference Ends
New York Central officials and labor representatives failed to agree on proposed wage cuts for unskilled workers at a March 8 conference. The railroad asked for reductions of 13 to 20 cents per hour effective April 1. A follow up meeting is set for March 22.
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Associated L'rese
New York
New York Central Railway
Kretz Cafe set for grand opening and menu plans
Kretz cafe on Commercial street near Park avenue readies for a grand opening tomorrow night. Manager HH P Kretz promises popular prices and first class service with home cooking and homemade pastries. Mrs Kretz oversees the kitchen.
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Kretz Cafe
Commercial Street
Park Avenue
HH. P_ Kretz
Kretz
Girls Dress With Surplice Waist Pattern Details
Waterlo o Evening Cour ie patterns advertise dress patterns issued by the fashion department of the Evening Courier. Orders cost 15 cents per pattern and patterns are mailed with material requirements and size options for a girls dress with surplice waist, collar and cuffs in various fabrics.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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J. W. Koch
John Phillips
Albert Gras
Aughters
Plymouth
Aiire
Stanley Shans
Malet Gund
J. B. Goodn
Central Christian
L. A
G. W. Chester
Arthur Johnson
M. E. King’s Daughters
John G. Wright
E. Davis
Helen Gunder
Boone
New York City
Caesar College
Lutheran—Ladies’ Guild
E. A. Hansen
August Johnson
Martha Sieglake
Union Congregational
W. A. Peterson
Industrial Society
First Brethren
Women’s Missionary Society
Charles Burkhart
R. Brundage
C. 0
Our Lady of Victory Court
K. of C. Hal
Mort Westcott
B. of L
Auxliary
Engineer's Hall
Cedar Heighton
George Wilson
Dancing Club
Kappa
T. C
Delta Phi Delta Sisters
Chantenugea
Grant_cicle
Chester Cadwallager
Muere
Columbia Circle
Republic
Dreyfuss
Harrie
Jane
Tvo
Jeanetté
Ruth Cameron
Div
Sandman
Mrs. Fla, Walker
Billy Boy
Billy-Boy
Jam
Begs
Bess
Mother
Roddy
Margaret Pichoud
Alice
New York Supreme Court
Big Boy
Cheppie
Nell
R. A. Short
R. A. Short, Coal Company
Chicago
W. A. Burton
William Dodd
Victoria
Tex
A. d. Fairburn
Presbyterian Hospital
First Evangelical Church
A. E B. Lawton
Iowa Street
Montreal
Canada
Brisbin
J. M. Kentzelman
Florida
New Orleans
Washington
B. F. Peters
Tena Lutermann
Helen Neessen
Wellsburg
Della Rodeheaver
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Castle Hill
L. MI
Y. Ww
Lolgan Avenue
Franklin Street
East High
Rales
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Outhouse
Gertrude M. Perkins
Wellington
Second Streets
J. ¥. Klingeman
F. C. Blanchard
California
Blanchard
Saskatchewan
Can
Klingaman
Horace Boies
Velerles
Long Beach
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ELAS
George Hayes
Alide
Will Miller
Cotar Falls
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Jouesville
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