Criminology talk at Alcott P T A meeting
Prof T B Homan illustrated the use of mechanical means to gauge guilt with brain and heart measurements during a criminology demonstration at the Alcott Parent-Teacher Association. A Teachers College student assisted. Homan said only 22 percent of criminals show intriguing capacity and urged raising mental and environmental standards among the poorer classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pie Pepe
T. B. Homan
J. Blt. C
Alcott
Parent-Teacher Association
Youn Woeman
Loge
Seyex
Homan
Grace Ullemeyer
Harold Smith
Fidel Short
John Cundiff
Sacred Heart School St Patrick observance Sunday
Sacred Heart School to stage St Patrick observance Sunday at 8 15 PM in the school auditorium. Parochial students perform two playlets Irish dance chorus and orchestra with a student body grand march. Cast includes Monica McKernan Mary Alice Hannon Luella Schmidt and Margaret Dougherty among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Parish
Grandmarch—School
Medics of
Anna Murphy
Caste
iMrs
John Burton
Monica McKernan
Valerie Chase Ormedy
Luella Schmidt
Charles Dover
Mary Alice Hannon
Preston Ashley
Irma Cotto Suga
Freda Diron
Alisa Evelyn Evans
Rosa van Vilet
Katie
Immie Jackson
Marcus Arend
Jack Brown
Arthur Arend
Mattie Jackson
Bernetta Conry
Mollie Lolbrook
Ellen Trainor
Beauty Tips from Edna Kent Forbes on Home Egg Shampoos
A beauty column advocates using beaten egg as a home shampoo to remove oil dirt and dandruff when washing hair. It describes applying the egg, washing with soap, and a four to five rinse sequence with progressively cooler water ending in cold to seal the pores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth M
Side Talks By Ruth Cameron on Sleep and Insomnia
A column discusses sleep fatigue and insomnia with humorous asides. It contrasts pursuit of wakefulness and the need to relax, sharing tips such as warm milk and cooling the head to aid rest. The piece muses on sleep’s elusive nature and natural remedies.
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Nature
Waterloo Woman's Club to Occupy New House in April
All April meetings of the Waterloo Woman's Club will be held in the new clubhouse unless delays occur. President Mrs. EH W. Grout announced a called meeting for Sunday at 3 p.m. and noted the club's preparations. The program featured folk music of France, current events, choral pieces, and fine piano duets with several members contributing performances.
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Waterloo Foran
Dela Viceurs
EH. W. Grout
Flag Arts
Greater Waterloo Association
G Seales
France
Stanley. Moora
H.W. Sigworth
C. M. Young
Mra
A. W. Peterson
DaBussey
Miza Thelma Amas
H. W. McCowan
R. ¥. Duntlave
Suppe
Id. O, Knox
Woman's Cint
Caroline McFarlane
New Tynes
Edna GB. Lick
West District
Charlotte Altstadt
W. A. Doakson
G. W. DetWald
Y W C A Club Hosts Mothers Night In
The Y W C A A Club welcomed 30 mothers with a novel program comparing girls of today and yesterday. Marian Bigelow presided as Bernetta Sanford dressed as an old fashioned grandmother performed a patch quilt reading and a tomboy to lady transition soliloquy.
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Young Business Girls Club
Association
Misa Sophie Mazayotsky
Miss Sanford
Icie Whitney
Vernetta Baldwin
Eva Abram
Bess Cooley
Ellowene Jensen
Dorothy Wilbur
Ethel Reser
Young Employed Girls Department
Mattie Tippatsarv
How to Choose Durable Silverware for Families
Advice for households on selecting durable silverware. Recommends buying from established firms with long guarantees, using sterling for limited budgets, and opting for hotel supplier or triple plated ware for heavy daily use. Notes that durable double plated knives and reinforced wear points extend life, while simple designs with good material suit large families.
One-Day WCTU Institute Held at Westminster Church
Fifty women from six Black Hawk County W O T U unions attended a one day institute at Westminster Presbyterian Church. The event honored long serving officers Mary J Philpot Cadar Malls and Mrs Van Mitchell with corsages and featured devotions reports and an afternoon dramatization of temperance work. Mrs L B Park presided and Miss Etta Lichty led devotional services. A bake sale was planned for March 24 and Florence Allsup and Vance Cox were married at United Presbyterian Church in Grundy Center.
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Black Hawk County
W. O. T.U. Institute
Westminster
Presbyterian Church
Mary J. Philpot
Cadar Malls
van Mitchell
L. B. Park
Mitchell
Christian _Temporance
Etta Lichty
C.C. Wolfe
W. A. Davis
Jed
Medical Temperance Department
Sarah Cotton
Cedar Falls
Park
Philpot
A. C. Preston
Westminster Church
Club Notes Warm Afternoon Gatherings At Local Homes
An art program led by Mrs. A. T. Whittle entertained Kum-Chat-Awhile club members at Mrs. A. P. Smith’s home. Refreshments were served by the hostess, her mother Mrs. Mary Sellen, and Mrs. John George. Wid Rose club to attend St. Patrick’s party hosted by Mrs. W. D. Miller at 614 Mullan avenue west with a picnic dinner at noon. Mrs. Floy Griffith and Mrs. Blanche Clark to host G.T.G. C Thursday afternoon at the latter’s home.
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Eastern Star
Jeanette Chickering
Waterloo Charter
Iuncheon
Black's
John ‘Bates
G. ©. Eickelbert
Fairbank
Waterloo
Masonic Hall
A. J. Artus
C. W. Kee
M.S. Cornish
Ralph Silepy
Charles Chickering
Roy Short
Roy Huletti
William Horn
Cedar Heights
Robert Bramble
A. T. Whittle
A. P. Smith
Mary Sellen
John George
Wid
Floy Griffith
Blanche Clark
G.T.G. C
Church Meetings Highlight Local Guild Activities
St Margaret s and St Mark s Episcopal churches host discussions on the negro problem with Mrs Warwick and a HEETO Songs performance by Mrs Warren Gilbert. St Paul s Ladies Aid meets in church parlors with Mrs Kate Bropson s division serving refreshments. Christ Episcopal Ladies Guild gathers at Mrs J C Bickley s home for its weekly meeting. First Lutheran Missionary Society holds all day quilting with several hostesses. Central Christian s Married Folks class met at R W Sheplea residence with 45 members. United Presbyterian YP society enjoyed a Mad as a March Hare party at the pastor s home.
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St. Margaret’s Guild
St. Mark's’ Episcopal Church
W. T. Warwick
Warren Gilbert
St. Paul's AL RE
First Lutheran Missionary, Society
Mmes
C. Herman
Alpert Haus
Carl Hoff
Louise Meyer
Folke
Central Christian Sunday School
R. W. Sheplea
Martin McKeeman
United Presbyterian Young People’s Society
Rey
Flu Reports Highlight Waterloo Public Schools Attendance
Attendance data for the first six weeks of the second semester shows 3 860 pupils enrolled in district schools with 1 950 boys and 1 910 girls. High attendance rates led by Hast High at 94.52 percent and John Fiske School at 94.24 percent. Four hundred sixty two tardiness cases were reported, senior high hardest hit with 169. A railroad incident in Oelwein claims inspector R M Abbott after a long railway career.
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Waterloo East Publi
C. W. Eling
Esst
Hast High
John Fiske
Lafayette
Eost
Sekoci
Alcott
Fiske
Grant
Hawthorne
Lincoln
McKinie
Roosevelt
Washington
Hunter High
John Fitz Grant
Oelwein
McKinley
R. M. Abbott
Chicago Great Western
Abbott
Community Chest Fund Drive Aims for 711000 Goal
Waterloo business men and civic leaders led by A B Haswell plan a weekend cleanup drive to raise 711000 to complete budgets for five Community Chest members the Y M C A Boy Scouts of America Red Cross Social Welfare League and Public Playground Association The first drive raised 34000 with a shortfall of 11090 If funds meet target budgets may be increased rather than cut officials say. A dinner at Black’s tonight sets final plans with 35 volunteers listed to canvass tomorrow morning.
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Waterloo
A.B. Haswell
Waterloo Council
Boy Scouts of America
Red Cross
Social Welfare League
Public Playground Association
Yha
Black
John C. McGlade
Herman Flint
Verne J. Rechtfertig
A. E F. Hussman
Freight traffic back to normal on Illinois Central Railroad
H G Brown trainmaster reports freight traffic returning to normal after Sunday storm. Snow ranged from foot at Duffugue to 16 18 inches near Freeport with Chicago area wires down, delaying business. Repairs underway as trains of empty coal cars resume, aiming to restore operations by week end.
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H. G. Brown
Hainois Central Railway
Dufugue
Freeport
Chicago
Mr. Brown
Objections Not Halt Paying at Independence Plan
Independence In March 14 city council met March 12 with all members present to hear remonstrances against paying 39 blocks. They will prepare preliminary work for comments in May and set bids for a later session March 28. Bids may be rejected if too high. Project must finish by November 1.
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Mr. Bartlett
Byron
Independence
Brer Rabbit Dropped Through Window by Hawk on Interurban Car
Motorman H A Bagley reports a rare accident on an electric interurban run from Cedar Rapids to La Porte City when a chicken hawk dropped a rabbit through the front window. The rabbit struck Bagley in the face, passengers corroborate, and the hawk appeared frightened by the approaching train before flight.
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H. A. Bagley
Traction Company
Mr. Bagley
Cedar Rapids
Brandon
la Porte’ City
Bagley
Dr Clayton Praises St Francis Hospital as Top Welfare Facility
Dr Clayton praised St Francis Hospital in Waterloo as the best housed equipped and sanitary of the four states under contract with the government for disabled veterans care. Edward J Wreland of the Waterloo bureau urged filing disability compensation within five years of discharge and noted vocational training applications expired last December leaving few months to act for veterans discharged in 1918 in the Waterloo district.
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D. Clayton
Waterloo
Bureau
Sybddietrict
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George W. Wool
Sacred Heart School
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Elizabeth A
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Y.W.C. A. Club
Party For Mothers
Lincoln Circle
P.M. Washburn
Lincoln Ccircle
Commander Aa
Hj Wheat
Comrade Reed
Louise Shipe
Wishburn
ATL
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K. of Phail
M. B. A. Orchestra
M.T. A
Ben Hur Hall
Mrs. Harland H. Allen
Sons of Veterans
R. I. Snod- Brass
Samp
Ethel Zeller
Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Neva Clark
Catherine Edwards
Bertha Merriman
Snodgrass
Amanda Crutcher
Lena Potter
Rankin
Gueets
St. Mary’s Auditorium
Mines
Charles Williams
EF. McGuinness
Peter Schoenle
Thomas Clark Hosteases
Church News
J. C. Bickley
Christ Episcopal Ladies’ Guild
A. J. Bushby
W. C. Breckenridge
Lore Alford, Jr
J. Auty
Oelwein Shriners
Oelwein, In
Oelwein Shrine Club
Community Chest Fund
Black’s
Lance W. Cox
Grundy Center
Florence Allsup
Milo
D. O. Haffa
Carrie Lahym
Bertie Sandford Purinton
Aetuoo
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M. Trusty
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