Local church hosts visiting Presbyterian leaders dinner
Dr W R Sawhill of Seattle and Dr EL F Kimmelshue of Iowa spoke at a United Presbyterian gathering in the church parlors last evening. About 125 attended the dinner from Barclay Reinbeck and Waterloo as the choir sang an anthem and Kimmelshue conferred with the session on church matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Sawhill
Seattle
Wash
United Presbyterian General Assembly
Ute
EL FL Kimmelshue
Synodical Superintendent of Missions
Iowa
United Presbyterian Consripation
Barclay, Reinbeck
Waterloo
Four Counties Represented at W C T U Meeting and Events
A Geary Heights community meet featured 100 attendees from Black Hawk Bremer Butler and Benton counties with talks music and a marching demonstration. Separate reports cover American Legion Auxiliary Royal Neighbors and D A R activities plus a St Patrick’s dance and Waterloo chapter dinner meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
W.C. Tr. U
Bremer
Butler
Benton Counties
Institute
Gedar Heights
Churel
G. W. Lucht
Waterloo
Macy Campbell
Mmes
William Galloway
Campbell
M. Deal
Res. S. V. Williams
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Roger Leavitt
Cedar Falls
Black’s
Black Hawk
B. Wilson
Daughters of the American Revolution
Tremont Street
Church Meetings Highlight Community Activities Across Parishes
Report from St. Pauls Mi E parish notes John Di Long leading deviations at a 200 attendee meeting. Clarence Dower and Claire Heald led and shown a film. St Marys Sewing Circle drew seventy women. plans for a St Patrick's card party discussed. First Presbyterian Philatheans pledged £50 for building. hospital scrapbooks prepared. Westminster hosts Macedonian class election of officers. First Baptist hosts church institute with devotional and classes led by Rev R E Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John di Long
St. Paul’s Mi. E. Parish
Fayette, Ta
St. Paul’s Church
Clarence Dower
Claire Heald
Richard Bartett
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
St. Patrick’s Day
Faley
Andrew T Jedi
John Xoester
William Erpelding
First Presbyterian Philatheans
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Hursday
R. F. Ticketts
Georgecott
Jane ‘Ack
W. P. Walktr
First Baptist Church
Eening
Tev
R. E. Williams
Williameen
Club Notes Report From Local Society Meetings
Mrs Gifford Chester was chosen president at the Jefde Drive club session held at Mrs R A Dotys home. Eight members and three guests attended including Mrs Harry Steinmeyer and Mrs Bya Steinmeyer plus Mrs Harold Doty. Badger club surprised Mr and Mrs Elmer Travis at 224 Western Ave with a party. Dinner at six featured children's games. Faithful Workers met with Mrs Charles Bell. 46 attended. Quilting and music filled the afternoon. The treasurer netted 12 60 from a handkerchief sale and other items. Mrs Bell sang with Miss Evalyn Mosher at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Chester
Seasion of Jefde Drive
R. A. Doty
Harry Steinmeyer
Bya Steinmeyer
Harold Doty
Elmer Travis
Western Avenue
Blyen
Badger Club
Charles Bell
Hes
Charles. Bell
Evalyn Mosher
Extension planned for six Teachers College summer schools
Cedar Falls March 14 Direc tors named and sites chosen for six summer schools of Teachers college with the extension program mirroring the college schedule. Locations include Estherville Bac City Atlantic Shenandoah Osceola Keokuk with listed directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falle
Teachers College
Laowa Status Board of Education
Estherville
D. Cram
Bac City
John R. Slacks
Atlantic
BL Buller
Shenandoah
LL. Eells
Osceola
B. L. Ritter
Keokuk
A. ©. Fuller
Colored People Favor Municipal Playgrounds
Enthusiasm for municipal playgrounds grew among Waterloo's colored residents after J. Mot Pollard of New York spoke at Antioch Baptist Church for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. A discussion followed, urging enrollment and turnout for the upcoming municipal election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
J. Mot Pollard
New York
National Organization
For Advancement of Colored People
Antioch Baptist
G. W. Wood
Playgrounds Commission
Milton Fields
Pollard
Klan stained firebomb on Mullan Avenue bridge
A Ku Klux Klan banner was set ablaze on high ground near Mullan Avenue bridge last night. Firemen arrived late as the fire burned out. no comment from Klansmen. Also, Tunis to open a cat market at 252 Fourth West featuring fresh meats and canned goods later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Ku Kinxu Klan
Mullan Avenue
Tunis
Fourth West
Peggy's Strand Candy Shop Opens in Strand Theatre
Fr. J. Johnson and daughter Porgy take over the Strand Candy shop in the Strand theatre building in Minneapolis. They operate under the Peggy's Strand Candy shop name with new fixtures and general improvements completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. J. Johnson
Porgy
Minneapolis
Strand Candy Shop
Strand Theatre Building
Peggy's Strand Candy Shop
Local residents report several moves and a hospital convalescence
Mrs Ho B Care remains at Santerhos hospital convalescing after an operation. Frank Cotton, recently back from months in Oruinda Finl, shows slow strength. A list of address changes includes Mes J Ross from 927 Nineteenth west to 1 Clay, Nellie Reyburnen from Rockwell City to 2918 Walnut, Mari Rath from 2110 rankHn to 327 Twenty-second west, J Ebersold from 1221 College to 1021 Platt, Mr and Mrs John Hodges to 2120 Franklin, and A F Corwin from 624 Worth west to 18 Saint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Ho
Santerhospital
Frank Cotton
Oruinda
Finl
Aint Mes
Stoers
Frank
Mmes J. 4. Ross
Clay
Nellie
Local clubs host art discussion and St Patrick events
La Porte residents enjoyed a series of social gatherings. The Tourist Club studied art with Mrs Mobertaon as host and a vocal by Miss Lisle Smith. A Friends party at the home of Gingrich entertained about 500 attendees with refreshments. St Patrick’s Day events featured hosts Mr and Mrs Grover and a luncheon. The Evangelical Ladies’ Aid met in the Barnard rooms with a full program and various readings and solos. The Lotus Club met at Mrs Foss’s house for crafts and piano numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Toenges
Jack Zook
Farl Zook
St. Patrick's
Grace Cascaden
L. M
Lucy Leavitt
Mendelssohn
BH. OG. Wilbur
Claude Bennett
Mmes. A. BE. Enderlein
J. B. Brinkman
Oliver Stevenson
G. E. Pike
P.H. Paulsen
A. 8. Weishaar
Paulsen
Pike
Bach
Weishaar
Gingrich
Evangelieal Ladies’ Aid Society
Jaworte City
Marc
Ladies’ Aid Society
Evangelical Cuurch
Lufe- Iwent
Elnod
Roy Loni
Po LL Renney
Douot
Mra
Verney
Minkes
Mres
M. Tgou
Myron iVerney
Neya Hart
Elaie Kuhn
Hazel Rank
Junior Trowers
Trath Minkel
Henry Pallheim
Mes
Hart
Henry Kuhn
Wal
Seveal
California
Tor Harding
Rank Towers
Pearl
Halhelm
Willous
Paul A. Dickinson
Clarksville
Andy
Sherman
Indairs
Wossa
Daugh
Madeline
Des Moines
Fosse
Lotus Club
Foss
T His Club
Shel Foss
Mia
Ralph Foss
Tourist Sells Ponies Turns Auto Into Prairie Schooner
Abe Greenberg known as the pony man spends weeks in Davenport seeking a partner to cross the west to the Pacific coast. He plans to convert his automobile into a prairie schooner and travel with a Bardner who shares hardy outdoor life and tolerance for rain and rough trails. He keeps two dogs, Bob the Airedale and Curly, and notes simple outdoor cooking on the open fire as his trail remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Greenberg
Davenport
Pacific Coast
Almple
Goldberg
Abe
West
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General Assembly
U. P
Stace M. E. Home
Frances Lev
Cehildren’ Story Hour
C. L. Tarbell
Women's Society
Japan
Ella Willams
Intermediate Christian Endeavor
Graves Memorial U. B. Church
Warren Buchan
George Buchan
Cedar Heights
Prentersupper
Eames
Otterbein Guild
John George
Doris Whittle
Esther Schenk
Nelle Bickford
Norman Purdy
Christina Rauth
Litera, Lure
W.C.T. U. Meeting
Gannon Camp
KCG
Bali
Huldah Henning
Guy Robbins
Charles Rhinehart
A. A. Dubz
Holy Name Court
Helen Murphy
Margaret Gorman
Margaret Mutlan
Anta Burger
Rose Arend
Nora Peck
Mary Conry
Emma Strubel
Ray Norcoit
Teague
Laurd Duocsany
Drama League
Waterloo Woman's
Elnd
St. Patrick's Dance
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
K. C
Clyde Elliott
Preston Gibson
Pete Keily
Tom Vincent
Church News
Morga W. Hughes
Civil Service District Office
St. Paul
Cedar River
Lincoln School
A. BE. Welsh
Topany
Grace Smith
Laurie, Brady and
Gibson
R. G. Hewitt
Aire L6
Wy. Dempsey
F. O. P. Club
A. C. Vetter
M. D. Brown
C.H. Brown
Richard Crowther
Gilchrist Hall
Glen Browne
Ton Poland
Glover Werrel
George Mavrelis
Katherine Robb
Clinton
Helen Dunlap
Ranghester
Cecilan Olb
Cedar Rapids
Yi1l
Prankin High School
Business & Professional Woman's Club
Cedar Falls D. A. R
August Her
Alice Pierson
Mrs. Pred Schrieber
James C. Rome
Cee Far Falls
J. P. Romme
Rock Island
Ill
Charles Rieder
Shefield
Hannah Oleson
Kewanee
Tritt
R. S. Rasmussen
Elam FE. Hill
Twelfth Street
Rasmus Morgensen
Chicago
Weld
la Porte City
Ube
Woods Millinery
Bridge St
Fowler Coffee
Presbyterian Church
Sergie
Othe Presbyterioy
iSundey
C. EB
Cand Ata
S. Garrabrant
Cecil Gules
Roy Huw
Gooc
Inez Glime
Cenied
Vinton
Ames
Osrar
A. V. Harvey
The
Methodist Church
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United States
Samuel C. Prescott
Department of Biology and Public Health
Prescott
Joint
Coffee Trade Publicity Committee
Water Street
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