Mary Johnston vp for national treasurer D A R
Mrs Mary Johnston of Humboldt is a candidate for national treasurer of the Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs Guernsey of Guernsey stands for president general with Hawkeye support. Iowa widows of soldiers receive pensions while post office changes affect Plummer, Seney, Morrison, and Estherville in Iowa.
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Washington
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
Mareh
Mary NI
Johnston of
Humboldt
Licket
Iowa
Johnston
Kansas
Willilam Cumming Story
New York
Washinigton
Hawkeye D. A. R
Guernsey
Society
Socialist Assails German Food Tactics
The Berlin Varwaerts reports on accusations that the government uses fear to manage food supply amid wartime strain. It notes public unease over popular food kitchens and critiques meal quality, asking what summer conditions will bring if current cold weather shortages persist.
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Berlin
Varwarts
Peepee Hayes
Wwe
Tie Pape
Fly
Cedar Heights Services and Bible Study Update
Rev. J. R. Macartney will preach at Cedar Heights at 4 40 p m tomorrow. The Bible study class will meet with Mr and Mrs Wo OR Bay Thursday evening.
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Cedar Heights
J. R. Macartney
Wo OR. Bay
Kindergarten Kiddies Trip to Japan Inspires Make believe
More than 149 Waterlon kindergartners from Waterbury School visited Japan in imagination with teachers guiding through watercolor art, paper crafts, and child friendly demonstrations. They drew plants, houses, and people of Japan and made lanterns. Next study will cover wind and Holland, followed by spring gardening and seed lessons.
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Waterlon
Weet
Japan
Bers
Thiat Rerson
Roes
Mora
Marian Davis
Central School
Hier
West Sehole
Faroty
Holland
Child Overtaxing in School Day Debate At Ames
Dr. R H Sylvester from Iowa University argues at a Woman's Club meeting that taxing young children at ages five to six harms mental development Fuzzy tests and age measures guide decisions while vocational guidance remains inconclusive The discussion spans child psychology classifi cations and calls for non interference unless subnormality is proven.
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Chidren
R. H. Sylvester
Psychology Department
Iowa University
Woman's Club
Lts
Sylvester
Hla
Young Women's Christian Association
Jeskie Campbell
College
Ames
Wanaws Club
Mary Henrie
Henee Fund
Mra. J. W. Sigworth Sant
Campaseal of Mines
Stewarth
Whatberdon
Roland Taylor
Mise
Frank T. Maral
Pee, Motes
Georke Navman
Clit Taud
Yey
Woman's Club Seeks River Case Decision
Members of the Woman's Elite ask the Riverfront Improvements Commission to bring the Cedar River land dispute to court. They seek a definite ruling within 18 months and are willing to accept Supreme Court review if needed.
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Cedar River
Fifth Etreey Ly
Tiverfront Improvements, Commission
Filth Street
90 Th. Roses
Tha ‘Tuibhouse Eoihunter
Ant
Supreme Court
Club hostess events fill La Porte social calendar
Mrs. Frank Stull hosted toib women and club members with dinner and a program featuring piano solos and vocal numbers. D. M. G. and I. P. circles attended in character costumes while luncheon guests included Mrs. Jane Henry and other circles. Anniversary parties honored Mrs. Hansen and Mrs. Conrad with gifts, music, and light refreshments. Out of town guests joined Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Cohn for their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary dinner with attendees from Cedar Rapids Mason City Des Moines and local hosts.
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Frank Stull
la Porte
Towork Club
Stull
Fern White
Wilma Leckington
Mueller
F. S. Garrarant
George Diestelmeier
Grice Sechers
Oskaloosa
Garranbrant
Arthur Ford
Linger Longer Club
Ralph Dunham
Minneapolis
Mines
Mullzn
Rushing
Waterloo
Mullan
Miss Allen
M.A. Frank
Tres Moutarde Club
Robert Ashley Yesterlas
William Buxton
Edward Fox
Z. E. Conrad
Wiliam Weise
TN. Rice
Frank Green
Conrad
Mmes. Ackerman and
Martin
Jacob Cohn
Jessie Wolf
H. Wolf
Kot
M. Bucenstein
Cedar Rapids
Myer Wolf
Mason City
Des Moines
Linden News Local Moves And Visits In Linden Area
Linden March 10 George Eliott moved from Indiana street to Hartman house on Adrian street. Mrs Ciem Mastelar of Bend Ore passed Waterloo en route to Jesup for extended visit with family. Fred Kahler to Chicago for sanatorium exam and ulcer treatment. A Anderson moved to Griffith farm. Ed Taane recovering from stomach operation at St Francis hospital. six weeks before return to work. Rev J E Rutledge out for first time in two months. Carl Bachtel becomes janitor at Marsh Place building. Penne family farm sold to sons John J and Louis Penne, Louis moving to Howard county. Linden Methodist services well attended. song service highlighted. upcoming daily services next week.
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Linden
George Eliott
Indiana Street
Hartman
Adrian Street
Ciem Mastelar
Bend
Ore
Waterloo
Jesup
Fred Kahler
Chicago
A. Anderson
Lafayette Street
Griffith Farm
Ed Taane
Bath Street
St. Francis Hospital
J. E. Rutledge
J. B. Park
Carl Bachtel
Payne & Reynolds
Marsh Place
Penne
Lester
Bennington
John J. Penne
Louis
Howard County
Linden Methodist Church
Canadians Visit Waterloo as Julien Company Expands
F. C. Marquis and Eugene Julien of Canada’s Julien company toured Waterloo yesterday, renewing a contract to supply cream separators for the coming year. They spoke of Canada’s strong business, doubled growth, and concern over labor shortages as young Canadians enlist in the colors.
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F.C. Marquis
Eugene Julien
Julien Company
Firs
Quebec
Canada
Waterloo
Messrs. Marquis
Twiten
United States
Julien
England
Titlen
Relax Guard on Public Buildings Washington
Relaxed guard measures allow visitors to most federal sites and museums as authorities ease post crisis restrictions. Only the White House, Navy Yard, and certain government reservations remain restricted. The report notes several farms near Oregon, Independence, and other locations available for exchange or sale through local agents.
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Washington
T. C
White House
Nave Yard
Wsial
Waterlo o Theatres Continue Superlative Attractions
New York shows United States Steel un filled orders on Feb 28 at 11 576 697 tons a new record up 102 842 tons from Jan 31. Newton R Parvin Cedar Rapids secretary of the grand lodge of Iowa Masons visits Waterloo to discuss plans for the annual meeting next June.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Grand Lodge
Newton R. Parvin
Cedar Rapids
Grand Lodge of
Iawn Masons
City
Will Rearrange Banking Quarters at Security Savings Bank
At a Waterloo directors meeting the Security Savings Bank plans a complete remodel led by Architect Mortimer B. Cleveland. Work starts soon and will take a month or more with business continuing normally. Front vestibule new door on Fourth Street. Lafayette Street side unchanged except for an added window. Interior reconfigured with officers and tellers on the west side and mahogany fittings. Desks for president and cashier face the vestibule. five cages for staff and box depositors. Rear vaults will be constructed, one for box owners with increased capacity, another for general use.
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Security Savings Bank
Waterloo
Mortimer B. Cleveland
Fourth Street
Lafayette Street
Banking Roonm
Auna
Security Savings Bank to Add Vaults and Glass Directors Room
The Security Savings bank plans a mezzanine floor with a glass enclosed directors room and a third basement vault to double vault capacity. The lobby will feature mahogany trim and marble, while two mahogany seats and a check desk line the east wall. Since Mrs. Tressa McKelhinney Trumbauer became president, deposits and working-class savings efforts have increased at the bank, which now reports about 1800 accounts and roughly three quarters of a million dollars in resources. New staff includes David A. Ramage of Waterloo and Charles A. Barber, formerly cashier of Waterloo Loan & Trust.
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Security Savings Bank
Tressa McKelhinney- Trumbauer
Sits. Trumbauer
Waterloo
David A. Ramage
Charles A. Barber
Waterloo Loan & Trust Company
Corn Removal Advertisement Claims Quick Relief
An herbal drug named freevone is touted to remove corns instantly when applied to tender corn. The ad claims the treatment lifts the corn root and leaves surrounding tissue unharmed, with a small quarter-ounce amount sold cheaply at drugstores. It targets women readers and high heel wearers.
Courier Patterns and Coupon Request for Fashion Department
Instructions request the Courier up-to-dats Pattern with enclosing 20 cents for each pattern. Send to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo. Patterns allow seams and orders should reach within ten days after submission.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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