Truth and Authority in Religion at Waterloo Club
Rev Father Molloy argued that truth and legitimate authority are not in conflict and that authority often underpins truth. Helena Hughes spoke on Iowa child welfare reforms, citing custodial care, stricter legitimacy laws, and better adoption procedures. The meeting raised $100 from Red Cross seals as club members attended from local offices.
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Ruth
J. M. Molloy
Civic Department
Waterloo Woman's Club
Father Malloy
Father Molloy
Helena Hughes
Social Welfare League
Father Moloy
iPaper
Commission of Child Welfare
Iowa
Waterloo
Mise Hughes
Jackson McCoy
American Sculpture Theme of Friday Club Program
Mrs. H R Agnew outlined a History of American Sculpture to Fri day Study club members in Creston Iowa, focusing on nine prominent sculptors. Key figures included Henry Kirke Brown, John Quincy Adams Ward, Augustus St Gaudens, Salon H Borglum, George Stey Barnard, Frederick MacMonnies, Herman Atkinson McNeill, Janet Scudder, Anna Baghn Flyatt, Sherry Edmundson Fry, and Jo an of Arc by Hyatt, with notes on works across New York, Chicago, Harrisburg, and Washington.
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Dirs
M.S. Cornish
Brown
Augustus St.Gaudens
Lincoln
Lincoln Park
Chicago
Admiral Farragut
Madison Square
New York
Diana
Madison Square Gardens
Salon
George Stey Barnard
Capital Building
Harrisburg
Frederick MacMonnies
Bacchante
Metropolitan Museum
Columbia
Herman Atkinson Mc' Neil
Menley
Janet Scudder
Anna Baghn Flyatt
Delicht
Joan of Arc
Riyhside Drive
Miss Hyatt
Sherry Edmundson Fry
Crestor
Telephone Company Officers Honored at Dinner Party
A dinner at Black's Tearoom honored departing district commercial supervisor H. L. Frontress and welcomed successor Russell Hoptey, who arrives from Des Moines to take a unit manager post. Hoptey previously served at Waterloo. E. B. Poller, cashier, gave a toast.
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Telephone Company
H. L. Frontress
Russell Hoptey
Des Moines
Frontress
Art Imana
Hoptey
Waterloo
Poller
D A R Meeting Reports and By Law Changes
Waterloo Chapter D A R held a dinner and business session at First Baptist church with reports on national events by Mrs. Miller and local history by Mrs. Millard. Changes to by-laws were made and the foreign-born study session moved to Thursday. Delegates to the Des Moines state convention were announced. Dinner for six members featured St Patrick decorations.
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Waterloo
Daughters of American Revolution
First Baptist Church
A. F P. Miller
Millard
Our New Americanus
Des Moines
E. G. Leffler
John Gwynne
George DeWard
C. F. Brown
St. Patrick's
Program and Dance Planned for K P Meeting Monday
Knights of Pythias and friends will host an entertainment in the organization hall Monday evening. A vocal solo by Alvin Bross with Grace Schuneman at the piano, Hawaiian Guitar by Mrs. Gladys Nelson, piano by Mary Crewell, and solos by Kathleen Lawrence and Harold Steege. Reading by Mrs Helen Walker and two numbers by the Maddigan School of Music dancers.
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Knights of Pythias
Alvin Bross
Grace Schuneman
Gladys Nelson
Mary Crewell
Kathleen Lawrence
W. Esher
Harold Steege
Steege
Helen Walker
Trish
Maddigan School of Music
Grand Opera Study Class to Be Formed
A Grand Opera study class led by Martin Heyde will open mid May with Rigoletto as the first performance, followed by Trovatore Martha Freischuetz and Tannhauser. Heyde will sing the lead in Rigoletto. other cast members include Victor Zellhoefer Charles McElroy Lea Farris and more. The program recalls Heyde's Leipzig Grand Opera days. Announced social and fraternal notices follow.
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Martin Heyde
Verdi
Martha
Floten
Weber
Wagner
Mr. Heyde
Leipzig Grand Opera Company
Victor Zellhoefer
Duke of
Mantua
Charles McElroy
Monterone
Lea Farris
Ceprano
William Mann
Barsa
Roy Gilfillan
Marullo
Ralph Sliply
Sparafuelle
Freida Buenneke
Gilda
Maude Jacobs
Giovanna
Nina Ricketts
Maddalena
Kurtz Only Local Artist on Spring Festival Program
Edward M Kurtz head of the violin and instrumental department at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls is the sole local artist in the three day spring musical festival led by C Albert Scholin at First Methodist church April 21 22 and 23 He will perform a joint recital with Adalbert Huguelet pianist from Chicago on the festival's second evening. Kurtz recently appeared at Ferryhall Lake Forest IL and at the University of Michigan with Charles Sanford Skilton in an Indian music lecture recital He previously directed the violin department at Kansas University Lawrence KS for three years and is noted as a composer of violin organ piano and orchestral pieces.
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Edward M Kurtz
Iowa Stats Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Cal
C. Albert Scholin
First Methodist Church
Adalbert Huguelet
Chicago
Kurtz
Waterloo
Cedar
College Auditorium
Waterloo Woman's Club
Ferryhall
Lake Forest
University of Michigan
Charles Sanfford Skilton
University of Kansas
Kansas University
Lawrence
Kan
Club Notes Guests and New Member at N G GO Club
Five hundred was played by the Women of N G GO club who were guests of Mrs. A H French yesterday, favors going to Mrs. G R Bedessom and Mrs. D W Nicholas. Mrs. Nicholas assisted the hostess with serving. Mrs. Fred DuBois was accepted for membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. GO. Club
A. H. French
G. R. Bedessom
D. W. Nicholas
Nicholas
Fred DuBois
City News Briefs From Waterloo Area
A compact city brief lists local movements and events. J S Tuthill traveled to Humboldt on legal business while Jennie Duke left for Wichita to visit relatives. Harry Reed, city solicitor, and Dr Edward Molloy were noted in professional and hospital contexts. Local civic groups met, and court actions included a moonshine case and a bank stock liability suit.
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J.S. Tuthill
Humboldt
Jennie Duke
Quincy Street
Wichita
Kan
Harry M. Reed
Towa Watts
Des Moines
Tipton
F. &. Benedict
Lost Angeles
Cal
G. E. Bowerman
Leo Cahill
University Hospital
Iowa City
Greater Waterloo Association
Russell-Lamson
Interpretation dances honor bridge event winners
Favors in bridge went to Mrs HI. D. Som mers, Mrs G. B. Highlay and Mrs A. J. DeBerg. A four course luncheon was served with Mrs W. J. Murphy assisting Mrs Fieteher in serving.
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HI. D. Sommers
G. B. Highlay
A. J. DeBerg
W. J. Murphy
Fieteher
Church News Homemakers department hosts puppet show and officers elected
First Presbyterian members held a puppet show and officer election in Bishop's east cafeteria. D. L. Hoff was named president with Dr. Sidney Smith as vice president and Mrs. M. O. Wilbur secretary. Entertainment committee included Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Smith and others. Work-and-Win and Graves Memorial and Burton Avenue circles hosted gatherings with readings, games, and a birthday cake for Rev. William Wilkins.
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First Presbyterian Sunday School
Bishon
BF. J
Ehmey
D. L. Hoff
Sidney Smith
Emma Wilbur
Carl Anderson
F. J_. Bighmey
Damon Cheney
Messrs
Mmes
R. H. Thompson
Fred Troughton
First Presbyterian Church
Bishop’s East
Wilbur
F. d Bighmey
Damo Chaney
Hugh Thompson
Gootwill
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Eleanor Fleming
Jack Murphy
Sara Brown
Ernest Williams
Murphy
H. A. Dolstay
BR. L. Tavor
Harry Murray
Ella Christian
Iola Davis
William Wilkins
Marble Tournament Postponed by Wintry Weather
Heavy snowfall likely delays the marble tournament opening by a day or two. G T McGlynn, playground supervisor, notes a string of winter setbacks and outlines a 10 day meet with district finals at Lincoln Park. Eligibility is for under 14s, with prizes for top finishers and rules from the national marble tourney.
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G. T. McGlynn
McGlynn
Edison
Whittier
St. Mary’s
Lowell
Washinton Irving
John Fiske
Grant
Central
Laffayatte
Washington
Lincoln Park
Lana
Telephone Employes Banquet For Supervisors
H. K. Frontress, promoted to general superintendent in Omaha, and Russell Hapley, his successor, attended a banquet in Black's tearoom hosted by department heads of local North Western Bell offices. G. E. Campbell, M. W. Ricker, IK Krentz and John Wrewers spoke brief addresses. TwoDie in Fire in Milford Oil Lamp Blast Leaves Mother and Son Dead.
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Preasent
Tal
H. K. Frontress
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Omaha
Russell Hapley
Hlack
G. E. Campbell
M. W. Ricker
Ik, Krentz
John Wrewers
Birds Starve In Snow AsNeighbors Share Winter Feasts
Crumbs and bits of fruit hung from a tree drew a bluebird to rally about fifteen companions, while robins and meadow larks appeared near homes where summer food gifts were left. Bittersweet decorations also helped lure birds, showing neighbors can aid wildlife during deep snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin
Meadow Lark
Steady Decrease in Vinton Tax Levy
Vinton Illinois reports a steady tax levy decline over recent years. From 1920s figures, the levy dropped from 7.2 to 46.3 in 1922, then 44.9 in 1923 and 1.5 in 1924, with expectations of further reduction next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Vinton, Il
Waterloo Life Insurance Underwriters Meet in Black's Tearoom
Waterloo Life Insurance Under writers association met in Black's Tearoom this noon. A series of roundtable discussions was held and several new members were received. F.C. Repass of Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company was in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MERT
Waterloo Life Insurance Underwriters Association
Black’s
F.C. Repass
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mass Meeting Resolves Against Unequal Sewer Assessments
Whittier residents, about 50 present, protested sewer costs in a 38 inch storm sewer project. Critics urged equal levy across the west district, noting low ground endured higher burdens while higher ground escaped. Mayor Gnagy said the city will present formal protests to the council Tuesday and outlined proposed assessment levels based on benefits and prior flood impacts.
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Home Park Addition
Jelly Council
Haseen
A. E. Gnagy
Whittler
Whittier School
West District
Fri day wedding amid hoot doo day and storm
A couple defied superstition to obtain a marriage license despite Friday the thirteenth and stormy weather. Albert Walter McLain, 27, of West Eighteenth Street, and Alita M. Conner, 18, of Jefferson Street, secured the license in the afternoon. Other licenses listed include Ifred Thessa Glen Haven Wisconsin 49 Fannie Jones Allison 51 Albert Zimmerman Cedar Dre de Gertrude Rose McKeen Water Willis Percy Tract Edith Rebsehuil Marshalltown 24.
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Albert Walter McLain
Eighteenth Street
J West
Alita M. Conner
Jefferson Atreet
Ifred Thessa
Glen Haven
Wis
Fannie B. Jones
Allison
Albert W. Zimmerman
Cedar Dre de
Gertrude Rose McKeen
Willis Percy
Ledith Rebsehuil
Marshalltown
Electrik-Maid Bake Shops offer easy cash business
A promotional notice claims Waterloo and other U.S. towns can profit from owning Electrik-Maid Bake Shops. It cites yearly earnings of 6000 to 12000 dollars and promises full equipment, information, and exclusive rights with no experience needed. The address is Electrik-Maid Baker Shops 321 Cedar St. St. Paul, Minnesota.
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South Carolina
Farmer
Wisconsin
Minnesota
U.S
Waterloo
Electrik-Maid Baker
Cedar St. St. Paul
Minn
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Illinois Central Railroad
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Fort Des Moines
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Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co
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Melins
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Independence Avenue
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