Early Training for Old Age Advocated by Mrs Galer
Mrs Laura Bowman Galer urged early training to prepare for old age in a Waterloo Woman's club talk on accident prevention. She argued absence of courses shaping habits for later life and stressed safety education for youth, mental hygiene studies, and active curiosity to avoid a mind prison in aging. A separate safety talk by George A Wheeler highlighted school programs and rail safety efforts to reduce child accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Bowman Galer
Plessant
Home and Education Department
Waterlan Woman's Club
Galer
John Burroughs
Walt
Whitman
Luther Burbank
George A. Wheeler
Civic Department
Weterloo
J. Walter King
Charles. Hil
Xice
L. A. Downs
Illinois Central Road
Max Mason
Chicago University
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Wheeler
Iowa
H. L. Reed
W. E. Cowan
Pageant to Open Banquet by Girl Reserves Units
Forty five girls from John Fiske Alcott Hawthorne McKinley and three junior high schools perform in a Tapestry Weavers pageant as the principal feature of a Girl Reserves banquet. Jean Sloan and Jean Reynolds represent the Spirit of Weaving and Spirit of Girl Reserves. Leona Spencer. toastmistress. Invocation by Waterloo junior high girls. Welcome by Eleander Jean Warsaw Sloane Wallace. A A Lohner to respond for dads. Florence Gabriel to lead group singing. Candle ceremony closes. Over 200 expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil
John Fiske
Alcott
Hawthorne
McKinley
Jean Sloan
Spirit of Weaving
Jean Reynolds
Leona Spencer
Waterloo
Eleandér Jean Warsaw
Sloane Wallace
A. A. Lohner
Plorence
Gabriel
Class Organized 25 Years Ago Annual Reunion at Walnut Baptist
Woolley Knowles circle of Searchlight class at Walnut Street Baptist church held its annual reunion and honored Mrs Dillard Woolley. Seven charter members attended while a quartet of charter members sang. Picnic lunch followed. out of town guest Mrs Ella Storm of Des Moines joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolley-Knowles
Searchlight
Walnut
Street Baptist Church
J.B. Knowles
Dillard Woolley
Ella Storm
Des Moines
Hints in Beauty Care for Slim Legs and Ankles
Advice on dieting and exercise to achieve slim legs and ankles. Recommends massage with rollers, dancing or stage dancing to firm calves, and gentle roller use on shins. Warns against overdoing self treatment and advises medical care for skin issues and autointoxication concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolin
Sunday School Officers Elected at Annual Dinner
J D Liffring was elected general superintendent of the Sunday School of First Presbyterian church at the twenty third annual banquet held at the church Thursday evening. Other officers chosen include Assistant superintendent LE Garson treasurer CM Allen secretary JS Furry assistant secretary Miss Allee McElhinney secretary of supplies Miss Alda Glark junior department superintendent Dr NH Boysen assistant Mrs Nellie Standfield primary department Miss Tema Griffin assistant Miss Hattine Bueller beginners department Mrs G W Kline cradle roll Mrs senior chorister Miss Junior chorister Mrs senior organist Miss Betty Hellen junior pianist Mrs A W Peterson junior department secretary Miss Ruth Miller. GO W Kline acted as toastmaster. toasts by Dr J H Bulata on Babies Miss Florenne Edgar on Childhood JGO Trimbauer Youth JS Bartley Age Rev Thomas R Niven Dividends. A cornet solo by LeRoy Furry and piano by Betty Young. Margaret Moore and Alice Kleibenstein violin solo. school orchestra directed by Miss Gaiser performed several selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Liffring
First Presbyterian Church
LE. Garson
C. M. Allen
J. S. Furry
Allee McElhinney
Florenne Edgar
J. GO. Trimbauer
J S. Bartley
Thomas R. Niven
LeRoy Furry
Betty Young
Margaret Moore
Alice Kleibenstein
Miss Gaiser
Four Sororities Plan Weekend Parties at ISU
Sororities at Iowa State Teachers College lead social events this weekend. Kappa Theta Psi hosts a dancing party tonight at the Hotel President. Alpha Beta Gamma schedules their annual formal Saturday at the same venue. Pi Theta Pi plans a Saturday evening dance at the Elks Club in Waterloo. Phi Sigma Phi will host a party at Black Hawk Hotel in Cedar Falls. Other events include a women’s physical training folk festival Saturday night in the gym and a March Hare party at the Werley foundation house tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
W. A. Kappa
Badger Club
William Raines
First Presbyterian Church
Young People
Universalist
Bethany S White Shrine
Cedar Falls Masonic Temple
First Lutheran Brotherhood
Women of Morseheart Legion
Morse Hall
Marcabees
Waterloo I
QO. O
Gileaners
Hast Park
Iowa State Teachers College
Kappa Theta Psi
Alpha Beta Gamma
Pi Theta Pi Sorority
Elks ‘Club
Phi Sigma Phi
Black Hawk Hotel
Cedar Falls
Werley Foundation House
Mixed clubs admitted to Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
About 260 clubwomen from 11 districts attend the Des Moines meeting as the Iowa Federation votes to admit mixed clubs of men and women. State officers and district chairmen report on plans for the Sioux City biennial convention in May. Mrs. Fred Hunter presents the national conference report on war causes and cures from Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Des Moinés
Waterloo
Sioux City
Washington, D. C
Fred Hunter
Fraternity State Meet in Cedar Rapids and Local Events
Waterloo men Robert Young and Robert Nor will be initiated into Sigma Alpha Epsilon at the University of Iowa Cedar Rapids founders day event. Alumni Georga Worthem Charles Hollis and A. A. Zimmerman will attend along with others from Waterloo and Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Young
Robert Northey
Waterloo
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
University of Iowa Chapitr
Cedar Rapids
Georga Worthen
Charles Hollis
A. A. Zimmerman
M. B. Call
Clyde Fryden
Greene, Jr
D. W. Moss
J. F. Anderson
Cedar Falls
Club Notes from the Pandora and Related Social Groups
Mrs John N White hosted Pandora Club at 1902 Fourth Street with guests Mrs F B Gross Mrs W F Bradford and Mrs N W Entwiste. Mrs William Wing to entertain next. Los Camodres Club met at 1820 Fourth Street West with lunch and bridge. Happy Eight Club formed at Sam Dillon home 718 Washington Street. five hundred prizes to Mrs N B Oliver Mrs Earl Dillon and Mrs Henry Bills. next meeting with Mrs C B McCord. Eldeen Club entertained at M S Cornish home 1508 Fourth Street West. current events roll call. guest Mrs A B Randall. luncheon in Black's tearoom in two weeks. Social Band led by Mrs S G Stevenson hosted 20 members at 827 Jefferson Street. three new members. guests Mrs Henry Smith Marble Rock and Mrs J B Meyers. Mrs Ray Barclay to host April 4. F O P Club met at Paul Bailey's 291 First Street East. five hundred prizes to Mrs M D Brown and Mrs D F Merriman. luncheon served. Mrs C H Brown to entertain March 21. T A M Bridge Club luncheon at Riviera Tearoom followed by bridge. winners Mrs Fred Joyce Mrs Maurice Kirby and Mrs George Fergeman. next meet March 21 with Mrs C E Bruce. Birthday Surprise for Mrs Roy Gilley at 116 Lane Street with 16 friends. pink narcissus centerpiece and cake. bridge prizes to Mrs Leland Schoff Mrs Milo Baldwin Herbert Gilley and George Hixley. gift presented to honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. White
Fourth Street
Pandora Club
F." B. Gross
W.F. Bradford
N.W. Entwiste
William Wing
Happy Eight Club
Sam Dillon
Washington Street
N. B. Oliver
Earl Dillon
Henry Bills
C. B. McCord
Eldeen Club
M. S. Cornish
Fourth Street West
Rolcall
A. B. Randall
Black's
S. G. Stevenson
Jefferson Street
Buests
Henry Smith
Marble Rock
J. 3B. Meyers
Ray Barclay
F. O. P. Club
Paul Bailey
First Street
M. D. Brown
D. F. Merriman
C. H. Brown
Riviera
T. A. M. Bridge Club
Fred Joyce
Maurice Kirby
George Fergeman
C. £. Bruce
Roy Gilley
Lane Street
Leland Schoff
Milo Baldwin
Herbert Gilley
George Highley
Church News: Gentral Christian and St. Margaret's Guild Activities
Mrs Charles McKee entertained ten Division 5 members of Gentral Christian church at 936 Kern street with guests Mrs C C Schmeter and children. Mrs Lee Poncin received as a new member. St Margaret's guild at St Mark's Episcopal met with Mrs H Sembrook hosting and Dr J G Creede giving a talk. Gleaners circle of East Park Presbyterian meets this evening at Miss Blanche Douglas home on Lincoln street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McKee
Division 5
Gentral Christian Church
Kern Street
C. C. Schmeter
Lee Poncin
Lydia Leach
Dawson Street
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
H. ©. Sembrook
Third Avenue West
Emily Marcham
J. G. Creede
Guild
E. A. Pickworth
Gleaners Circle
East Park Presbyterian Church
Blanche Douglas
Lincoln Street
City in brief: mixed notices and local items
Glances at local happenings include Pennie ne uchman's phony 4343 and Aldg Edwin Boehnke of Sioux City arriving tonight to visit his mother Mrs Mary Boehnke at 305 Barclay street south. A court stipulation grants temporary support of 12 dollars weekly to wife Mary as divorce proceedings continue. Edward Leighton of 728 Wellington street, former Water too police chief, ill with gall bladder trouble shows improvement and plans surgery when strengthened. Co E Pickett of 119 Leland avenue returns from Chicago business trip with Mrs Pickett. Rev John Watterson, district elder of Cedar Rapids, announces special Free Methodist services Friday and Saturday at 7:30 PM. Mrs Uritaly, 320 Park road Widerwent, underwent an operation this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Boehnke
Sioux City
Mary Boehnke
Barclay Street
August Heidemann
Mary
Edward Leighton
Wellington ‘Street
Co. E. Pickett
Leland Avenue
Chicago
Pickett
John Watterson
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Free Methodist Church
Uritaly
Park Road
White clothes fight hard water with Melo soap
A reader notes soap struggled with hard water leaving ring scum on clothes. Washing in soft water restores cleanliness. Melo claims to soften water, improving cleaning with or without extra soap. Get Acan at your grocer's.
Local notes and social items from Waterloo area
A wrap of community updates includes Navy recruiter Harry Baker visiting Waterloo and Lafayette building army office for interviews. Local births and divorces noted, with Mrs. Ruby Anderson's daughter Aubrey Jane Anderson recovering from ankle fractures. An aunt reports the Los Angeles born baby of Mr. and Mrs. R. de Brennan. Probate details for B. F. Hull along with will distributions. Train schedule between Waterloo and Chicago listed with departure and arrival times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. de Brennan
Los Angeles
Cal
George Smale
Mohawk Street
Brennan
Clam Toast and Shrimp Gasserate Recipes Revealed
A cookbook fragment offers two seafood dishes and a cornmeal bake. Clam toast with eggs milk and buttered toast is described as a luncheon dish. Shrimp gass erate combines boiled shrimp breadcrumbs cheese and sauces baked until brown. Also notes cornmeal bake with sour milk eggs and soda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Improvised Cornmeal Bake Directions
A fragment describes mixing water with fir sour milk and cornmeal, pouring the mixture into a greased pan and baking for 30 minutes in a fairly hot oven. It instructs serving the hot dish with plenty of butter.
Fragmented Brain Test Sentences and Runoff Note
The text lists distorted phrases including a dawn attack, Mecca, a sentient alphabet, and a line about Moslems. It also reports the U S Forest Service finding that the Mississippi River’s silt and treshet runoff mostly originate from farm lands rather than forest lands due to unwisely used acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meera
S. Bint
Inata
West ‘End
Hited
Forest Service
Mississippi River
Pattern 1404 Fashion Pattern for a Jersey Suit
Simplicity and practicality defined in a Spring pattern for a niece frock and hip length jacket. Straight slim lines, point blouse, front skirt pleats, and unique collar offer chic youth appeal in beige tan rose beige and gray. Sizes 16 through 44 with yardage and simple instructions. 15 cents pattern plus 10 cents for fashion book.
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Society
F. W. Balensifer
Barclay Street South
Roy Armstrong
William Gleason
Nelson King
Kenneth Farrell
al Manahl
Marge Letterman
Minnie Bruner
Tim Mahoney
Armstrong
Gleason
Cedar Heights
First Dred Presbyterian Ladins’ Aid Son of Waterloo
Masoni¢e Temple
Roy Metzger
Fred Wimber
G. L. Whitman
A. A. Bittner
Charles Sturgis
E. Schenk
G. H. Wilson
H.O. Barton
Clifford Jenkins
Merle Brown
H. A. Haffa
Anna Kruse
J. F. Conter
Ayers
EY Oh, Hancher
Charles Suurgi
Mabel Rector
Mpg
Palth McLaughlin
Low Wright
Edith Shirey
Mars
Shooting Star
Blue Triangle
CE. Richey
K. WV. Folley
Dave Jam
B. Oliver
Richey
J. P. Casey
Arthur Dodds
Beherveny - Gyol
Dorothy Gyol
Speed Scherveny, Traer, Thuracay Momning
Trace
Los Camodres Club
T. N. Miller
Limcheon
Church News
PRIEF
Uchman
TUE Wygiemc Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Melo
Ing
Presbyterian Hospital
Harry Baker
Navy
Army
Lafayette Building
Nick Carstensen
P. W. Lockwood
Alfred Classen
Clinton
Charles McGille
Storm Lake
Lillian Huntington
Vine Street
Aubrey Jane Anderson
Ruby Anderson
Broadway
East Junior High School
W. G. Brennan
R. W. Hasner
Florence Smith
George N. Smith
Marcus G. Rogers
Mee Rogers
Jeanne Covington
Rex Covington
B. F. Hull
Poyner Township
Mary Hull
Alice Beal
Calvin
Jerome
John
Clarence Hall
Mearl Poyner
Mabel
Keagte
Chicago Great Western
A. m
Canion
Zanzibar
Jersey
Evening Courier
Tattern
Courier Pattern Dept
W. 17Th St
New York City
U. T. K. Boot Shop
I. Miller
RED Cross
Smaltz-Goodwin
Clarence E. White
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