Exhibit of Near East handwork from refugee camps
Mrs Easton to host a showing of embroideries and laces made by refugees from the Turkish camps near Athens and by children in Near East Relief orphanages. Miss Katherine R. McCormick notes each town’s distinctive textile style and historical origin, with pieces displayed to raise funds for relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
J. D. Waston
Easton
Athens
Near East Molicl
Gale
Katherine R. McCormick
Miss McCormick
Asia Minor
Ead
Damascus
McCormick
Nursing Ethics Paper At Presbyte r Alumnae Meeting
Organization will hear a paper on nursing ethics read by Mrs. Birdie Pickles at the Presbytere Alumnae meeting to be held tomorrow in the home of Miss Minnie Maibauer. Numbers by Miss Irma Manley and Miss Prank Bernard with piano music by Mrs. C R Teeple and a reading by Miss Ruth Baldwin. Assisting hostesses will be Miss Minnie Martin and Miss Frankie Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie
Minnie
Maibauer
Will
Irma
Manley
Mis
Seven birthday notes and club meetings listed
Rawson and Mrs Tole host birthday event with Mrs Dillon Cedar Falls and Mrs Davis Waterloo among attendees. Mizpah circle to meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Walker home with C E Junger and White on serving. Chaney to lead devotional. Mystic Workers lodge to hold business meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Waterloo I.C. hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tole
Rawson
Ac C. Dillon
Cedar. Falls
Arch St. Glare
E. “Calkins
Prank Miner
Iola. Davis
Waterloo
Alma Lupton
Adburn
King's
Mizpah Circle
Mystic” Workers
Waterloo I. C
Oo Fy Hall
Matrons' Club Notes From Becker Chapter
Past afternoon meeting of Becker Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star with Mrs Frank Adams. Time spent informally. Dinner at 6 o clock. St Patrick’s day colors and motifs discussed. Mrs Russell DeGon and Mrs C H Bunker helped in serving. Letter from Mrs G M Coykendall read. Merry club to meet tomorrow at Mrs Laura Larsen’s home. Theatre party planned for Friday night.
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Club of
Becker Chapter
Order of Hastern Star
Ind
Frank Adams
St. Patrick’s
Russell DeGon
C. H. Bunker
G. M. Coykendall
California
Merry Club
Laura Larsen
J. Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary
Hemsworth
Community groups and events listed from church and civic notices
Social and church groups such as First Methodist Sunday school board Philothea class Westminster church Lincoln school and various auxiliaries meet across local halls. Activities include a piano recital at Burdelia Sankey studio and gatherings at Masonic and Otterbein venues with members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Fo
Philuthea
Westminster
Lincoln School
Pirll
Bes Carnenter
Ll. B
Black Hawk
O. I
Bowen Circle
O. Th. Hoy
Waterloo
Masonic Hall
Otterbein Guild
Helen
Esther Schenk
Burdelia Sankey
Festival of Music Soloist in Orient Rehearsal Today
Mme Sturkow Ryder, set for a two piano recital April 28 with Mme Georgia Rober, travels Orient amid strong praise and plans to return to the United States April 10. Chorus rehearsal for Mendelssohn oratorio Wijah on the festival’s second night at 7 45 p m on the Paul Davis building's eighth floor. director C Albert Scholin invites all singers regardless of choir affiliation to join. Birthday party honors Alaric Fisher with pink and white decor. Coral Arthurs and Mabel Hall noted among guests. Grace Wolff hosts. Auxiliary meets tomorrow afternoon with Mrs J B Becker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Sturkow Ryder
Georgia Rober
Orient
Mme. Ryder
United States
Mendelssohn
Wijah
Paul Davis
C. Albert Scholin
Grace Wolff
Alaric Fisher
Coral Arthurs
Mabel Hall
Fisher
Church Groups Plan Meetings Across Local Faiths
General Aid society of Central Christian church meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Evans. King’s Heralds of Grace M. E. church announce initiation of two members Ramona Bradfield and Ruth Wilson. Marlys Atkins is president with Mrs. John Gritman and Mrs. E. M. Hellenschmidt as hostesses. Trinity American Lutheran guild meets at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the recreation room of the Young Men’s Christian Association building. Fidelis class of Walnut Street Baptist church held its monthly meeting last evening with the Altland family orchestra providing music. Mrs. J. E. Ridenour described impressions of Mexico and displayed curios. Claude Crane led community singing. Mrs. Floyd Saucer and committee served refreshments. Twelve members sat at a table for March birthday anniversaries. General Aid at St. Paul’s M. E. church meets at 2 p.m. Wednesday with Division 1 hostesses. Major guild of First Presbyterian church meets at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. hostesses are Mrs. E. W. Bell, Charles Lewis and William Feisner. Trinity American Lutheran Brotherhood will entertain men of St. Luke’s Lutheran at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Y M C A recreation rooms with a Lenten devotional by Rev. F. Herbert Moehlmann and a lecture by J. C. Murtagh. Refreshments will be served by committee. Westminster Workers class of Westminster Presbyterian meets in the home of Mrs. W. A. B. Graham tomorrow. picnic luncheon at 1 p.m. Members to provide own dishes and one covered dish. rolls and coffee provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gritman
E. M. Hellenschmidt
Trinity American, Lutheran Guild
Young Men's Christian. Association
Claude Crane
Floyd Saucer
First Presbyterian Church
Mmes
BE. W. Bell
Charles Lewis
William Feisner
Trinity American Lutheran Brotherhood
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Young Men's Christian Association
F. Herbert Moehlmann
J. C. Murtagh
Ray Barber
Li. J. Zimmermann
Carl Ehrke
Grafton Zimmermann
FE. W. Hellenschmidt
Henry Anpel
Westminster
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ww. A. B. Graham
Welock
Marquis Reelected President of FE of P E O
Mrs F L Marquis was reelected president of Chapter BE in a Tuesday evening meeting held after dinner at the Young Women’s Christian Association building. The session approved staff appointments, a $100 education fund gift, completed Memorial library pledge payments, and a $25 charity gift. The chapter donated 301 finished garments to the Social Welfare league and planned St Patrick’s Day themed appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
F. L
Marquis
Ph. D
Young Women's Christian Association
H. &B. Boles
E. Butler
Fred Joe Miler
A. L. Worter
AH. OC
Wilbur
BR. W. Waite
Bh. Brinkman
Ames
Five Waterlooans to Speak Friday in Waverly Declam
Five Waterloo high school speakers will compete in subdistrict declamatory contests Friday evening at Garrison and Waverly. East High entrants include Richard Crane in oratorical Frances Stotts in dramatic and Kathryn Wildes in humorous. West High will be represented by Will Mavrelis in oratorical and Marjorie Harker in humorous at the Waverly meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo High School
East High
Richard Crane
Frances Stotts
Kathryn Wildes
Garrison
Will. Mavrelis
Marjorie’ Harker
West High
Waverly
Waterloo Izaak Walton league starts campaign drive
Theodore Menges to lead a 14 member Waterloo chapter committee seeking 1000 new or renewed memberships for the Izaak Walton league. A Thursday meeting in the municipal courtroom will elect delegates to the Chicago national convention and review the drive. The 1926 Waterloo chapter boasted 610 paid members, the state’s largest enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Menges
Waterloo
Izaak ‘Walton League
Chicago
Waterloo Water Works
W. A. Hendry
Hendry
Izank Walton League
Ned Brown
T. R. Griffin
Frank Bilings
R. E L. Clay
Birney Alten
Howard Burr
Jeffery Sullivan
J. C. Wairweather
William Warner
Charles C. McNay
Roy Kedecker
Marl Henney
Karl Danton
Hints in beauty care answered letters
A reader questions beauty tips from Florence A F G Whiteheads and others. Advice covers removing blackheads by pore cleansing, using antiseptic aftercare, and trial of sulfur-based tonics. Other letters discuss massage for leg slimming, balancing brows with brushing, and cautions against unsafe procedures and artificial looks.
Mrs McGinnis Sends Word Daughters Return Home
Pearl Brown 15 learns mother from Dubuque will return to Waterloo today after the couple left four children unattended at the Hawkeye hotel. The family's finances were strained with 20 cents and a meal ticket as only assets. Local sponsors provided meals and the hotel staff offered support as authorities monitor the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Brown
John C. McGinnis
Dubuque
Waterloo
Hawkeye Hotel
Brown
McCinnis
Ray Brown
Elmer Brown
Delbert Brown
Sundermejer
McGinnis
Delaware Court Opens in Manchester
Delaware county district court began its March term with Judge George W. Wood of Waterloo presiding. The grand jury impaneled on opening day includes foreman W. C. Blake of Manchester and members Mrs. Elizabeth Darey C. B. Harris F. L. Gibbs George Chrystal Lew Porter and Dale Henderson from area towns.
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Delaware Court
Manchester
Delaware County
George W. Wood
Waterloo
W. C. Blake
Foreman
Elizabeth Darey
C. B. Harris
F. L. Gibbs
Earlville
George Chrystal
Ryan
Lew Porter
Hopkinton
Dale Henderson
Edgewood
Kellogg ALL-BRAN Promises Constipation Relief
A grateful testimonial extols Kellogg ALL-BRAN for relieving long standing constipation after trying medicines. The ad claims permanent relief with two tablespoons daily and suggests serving with milk, cream, fruits, or honey. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek with recipes on the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelloge
Kellogg
Battle Creek
City in Brief Highlights from Cedar Rapids Area
Local notices report Mrs. Fanny Cerda confined by tonsillitis at 415 Argyle, Northeastern Iowa Fair managers to meet Friday at Hotel Russell Lamson, social welfare league officers to be elected tomorrow noon at the YWCA with Victor Zellhoefer retiring president. Dr E R Shannon improving at Presbyterian hospital and plans to leave for home tomorrow. permit issued for a 115 Janney Ave dwelling by building commissioner D B Toenjes. cost $1 500. DA Vets leader Henry Butters addresses KingMarson post at Memorial Hall. Miss Constabel McDermott resigns secretary to Mayor Tibbitts. daughter of city sanitary inspector. Philip Travis, TB treatment at Maywood VA hospital, returns home due to wife’s illness. will resume care. Rev Henry Mueller and Mrs Burns attend Lutheran home teacher selection in Waverly. Mueller VP and Burns trustee. Spanish war veterans plan Cedar Rapids trip to meet Dows camp. Senator Rice Means to speak to Rotary and attend banquet. Thomas C Smith Iowa Falls charged with DWI, forfeits bond after missing municipal court. collision with Bessie Nielson Cedar Falls. Temporary guardianship request for Peter's property filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constabel. McDermott
Cascaden Avenue
Glenn A. ‘Tibbitts
Chicago
Co. l.cDermott
Philip Travis
Marsh
Travis
Rheumatism Relief After 16 Years With Sloan’s Liniment
A woman with a 16 year rheumatism history finds quick relief using Sloan’s Liniment after costly failed remedies. The ad claims Sloan’s stimulates bodily forces to remove poisons causing pain and delivers natural relief without rubbing in. Available at all druggists for 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Joan
Sorenson hearing set for March 14 in guardianship case
Judge BE Builes ordered a.m. March 14 for Lorenson's hearing. Applicants Mae Dob bins, Nettle Gregg, and Nela Sorenson claim the defendant cannot manage his finances, with $10,000 in personal property needing attention. Details from Dertat, 623 Coward Bidg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenson
BE. B. Builes
Mae ‘I. Dobbins
Nettle Gregg
Nela Sorenson
Peter Sorenson
G. H. Hospers
Coward
87 year old woman begins solo world trip from Attica
In Attica New York 87 year old Amela Chesbro starts a 60 day solo journey to Europe and the Holy Land. A devoted Bible student she travels without escort or companion and says goodbye to friends with calm resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attica
N. Y
Amela Chesbro
Europe
Holy Land
Special Meetings In Progress At Me Church In Dumont
Special service report from Dumont Panient la March 8 Reverend H D Green Nora Springs former pastor leads two week series at his former parish Sunday opening service featured seven young women presenting The Challenge of the Cross Other local church worships paused for the meetings Also noted local residents Mia Emmet Hutchison returns from Hampton hospital after appendectomy George Naab moves to farm in Franklin county Leslie Pfaltzgraft leaving B and P Motor to raise poultry Fred Dennis injured in a fall at new home Wilford Griner high school senior suffers blood poisoning from a boil New Zealand government planned to give away former land in settlement decision
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Panient
Hev. H. D. Green
Nora. Springs
M. J. Church
Arthur Dahl
Minnesota
Mia
Emmet
Hutchison
Hampton Hospital
Wilford Griner
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Vee Rawson
Skull
Chapler 2
W. GC
A. Audubon Society
Wow
White
A. AL UL. Wi
Red J. Miller
Festival of Music
D. AL
J.B. Becker
Church News
General Aid Society of
Central Christian Church
Frank Evans
King’s Heralds of Grace M. 3
Ramona, Bradfield
Ruth Wilson
Marlys Atkins
Aid Society
St. Paul's M. E. Church
F. L. Marquis
FE of
Chautaugus Society
Chester Cadwallander
Booth Tarkington
Ma R. Kibler
George Ade
John W. Wilson
Edith Warton
H. A. Hawkins
Willa Cather
W. A. Burton
Sinclair Lewis
Tina’ Bickley
Sherwood Anderson
Mary Foster
Joseph Nergesheimer
Upton Sinclair
Vienna
Mary Hunter
Iowa State Teachers College
B. and
P. W. Club
League of Nations
Dorothy Smith
George Hicks
Belvidere
Ill
Adam
N. Holroyd
KES’ Committee
Bdna Kent Forbes
Florence
A.F. G
Whiteheads
P. M
Eleanora
Tora
Robbie
Mary
Lau
Mrs. McGinnis
Gato
Fanny Cerda
Argyle Street
Northeastern Iowa Fair Managers’ Association
Hotel Rassell-Lamson
Social Welfare League
Victor Zellhoefer
E. R. Shannon
Presbyterian Hospital
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Janney Avenue
Richard Lorenzent
D. B. Toenjes
Henry . Butters
The
Disabled American Veterans
King-Marson Post
Memorial Hall
Henry Mueller
First Lutheran Church
H. L. Burns
Lutheran Orphans’ Home
Mr. Mueller
Burns
Cedar Rapids
Dows Camp
Rice “W. Means
Denver
Means
Rotary Club
Thomas C. Smith
Iowa Falls
George J. Sager
Smith O
Set
P. GE
Walker
Roy Colvin
Bessie Nielson
Main Street
Cedar Falls
Westfield. Avenue
Duryea Street
Peter
Warter
Rumford
Dr. ST. Heverly
Dumont
New Zealand
Buchanan
American Legion
Ida Bailey Allen
Karo
Mazda
Corn Products Refining Company
Tlinois St
Chicago, Ill
QOD
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
W.aterloo
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