Henry Grout Exhibit Draws Chautauqua Club Interest
Chautauqua club members examined Henry Grout’s courthouse collection featuring a coral from a wagon accident, a whale car from Alaska, and fossils including two buffalo skulls and an early elephant tooth. The group later toured Japanese children's tapestry at Mrs. W. C. Marks’ home and planned next studies on Rainbow Countries of South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grout
Chautauqua Club
Alaska
Mra. Grout
Elu
Bronpy Willis J. Lee
United Sta Geological Survey
Werr
Grout
Dubuque
W. C. Marks
South America
Wallace Thompson
Lbrary West
Landgraf elected Hawthorne School PTA president
Mrs. Landgraf was elected president of Hawthorne school Parent-Teacher Association at a meeting last evening. Mrs. E. J. Cherney will be vice president and Miss Florence Beverley secretary-treasurer. Musical readings and performances by Hawthorne and East High students were noted with director Miss Grace Alemeyer and pianist Miss Margaret Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Landgraf
Parent-Teacher Association of
Hawthorne School
E. J. Cherney
Vicw
Florence Beverley
Oriole Glee Chub
East High School
Coleridge-Taylor
Holst
Hashigh Girls
Parks- Moore
Ferris
Marjorie Comfort
Eva New~bauer
Annabelle Phennicie
Miriam Yungey
Ida Kaplan
Arlene Peters
Grace Alemeyer
Ruth Miller
Bobby Shaftoc
Margaret Miller
the Bay
5. A. Cohagan
Y. Alc. A
Greta Mctntosh
Agua Lichty
Lafayette P T A elects officers at Sneeling meeting
Mrs Bandfield is president, Virgil Dye first vice president, Inez Gund second vice president, Harriet Riddle secretary, Frank Chapman treasurer. Rev Edwin Boardman Jr spoke on Latin America. Singing led by Bertha May, Tra y WSS with Opal Haven on piano. East High School girls chorus and glee club performed. Puppet play Six Who Pass When the Curtain Boll directed by Ruth Hiller featured Naomi Banefield Catherine Cameron Ruth Blanchard Irene Hickelberg Lucille Gentle Arthur Koch Harvey Little. Mothers of second and third graders served jello cake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneeling of Lafayette Parent-Teacher Association
HM. Bandfield
Virgil Dye
Inez Gund
Harriet Riddle
Frank Chapman
Edwin Boardman, Jr
Latin America
East High School
Dramatic Club
Ruth Hiller
Naomi Banefield
Catherine Cameron
Ruth Blanchard
Ereyn Hickelberg
Lucille Gentle
Arthur Koch
Harvey Little
Scout Mothers Hear Program at YWCA meeting
Daniel Carter Beard figure spotlight at a Girl Scout Mothers gathering at the YWCA. Mrs John Hovenly spoke on how mothers can boost their boys interest in Scouting. Committee reports and technical Scouting questions followed the program. Tea event at East Park Presbyterian Church featured solos and readings by local performers. St Mary’s sewing circle to meet for quilting tomorrow night. participants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Carter Beard
Boy Scout Movement
Randall
John Hovenly
Waterloo Youth Wins Phi Beta Kappa Key
Mrs PLA Asquith of 202 Home Park Boulevard attended Denison University in Granville Ohio for her son Homer Asquith, a senior, who received Phi Beta Kappa membership in a chapel initiatory service on Monday March, with a formal banquet featuring Chicago university speakers. Homer, a Phi Gamma Delta member, carried over 20 hours of A grades last semester. Mrs Asquith's daughter Helen Mae is also a senior at Denison University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pla
Asquith
Home Park Boulevard
Dennison University
Granville
Homer
Phi Beta Kappa
Chicago University
Waterloo
Phi Gamma Celts Fraternity
Convention Report at Melrose D A R Meeting
Mary Melrose chapter gathered at Mrs Bodwell’s home with 42 members present for dinner and a social hour. A business session followed as Miss Ruth Updegraff read the flag lesson and Mrs Liffring summarized the Des Moines state conference prizes for best report and second piece for publicity. Leah Eickelberg presented readings including Yiddis Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Melrose Ehepter
R. G. Bodwell
Ruth Updegraff
F. C. Liffring
Des Moines
Leah Eickelberg
Yiddis Love
Club Notes and Hostesses Readiness for St Patrick Day Events
Miss Irene Arms hosted the N B club with Fay Folsom and Viola Fierce as guests. Dorothy Wilgus won a favor. Goldenrod club to be hosted tomorrow by Mrs William Webbeking. Teachers' club west district to be entertained tomorrow at Mrs Charles Kittrel with Margeret King and W B Henning on committee. Dinner at 630 p m and bridge arrangements tied to St Patrick's day. Los Commetros club met at Mr Donald Axtel home with favors won by Mrs John Carpenter and Arthur Mosier. P L club visited Mrs Lester Consigny in Waverly. favor at 500 given to Mrs D F Merriman. Lend-a-Head guild to meet at Mrs F E Matthews home tomorrow afternoon. Bid Em Up Bridge club hosted by Mrs Ford Reid with prizes won by Mrs M C Troutner and Mrs Verne Johnson. Troutner to host March 27. WW L B club met at Mrs W F McComb with prizes won by Mrs Troutner, Mrs Penne, Mrs Gushman, and Mrs W Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Arms
N.¥. B. Club
Fay Folsom
Viola Fierce
Dorothy Wilgus
Teachers’ Club of the
West District
Charles Kittrel
Margeret King
W. B. Henning
Los Gometres Club
Ias
Donald Axtel
John Carpenter
Arthur Mosier
P. L. Club
Lester Consigny
Waverly
D. F. Merriman
Ford Reid
Hoon
M. C. Troutner
Verne Johnson
Troutner
Paul Penne
Floyd Gushman
W. ¥. Martin
WW. L. B. Club
W. FT. McComb
Hints In Beauty Care A Youthful Chin And Neck
A vintage sounding guide stresses preemptive care to prevent aging signs. It urges neck and chin routines starting in twenties, advising facial massage only early on, then extending to neck and underjaw, with sun protection and gentle drying. Emphasizes consistent care and caution against bad chin wrinkles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose
Lincoln P T A Names Officers for Ensuing Year
More than 150 patrons attended the Lincoln Parent-Teacher Association meeting last evening. Mrs. Guy Edwards was elected president with Mrs. Clifford Morris as vice president and Miss Lillian Maxwell as secretary. Edwards was chosen as official delegate to the district convention of the Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers at the YWCA on March 29. Rev O M Yaggy of First Evangelical Church gave the principal address. The program featured instrumental trio Doris Violet and Betheen Moreton, vocal solos by Attle Frederick Moreton, a Girl Reserves demonstration, a talk by director Miss Beth Tracy, and a banjo solo by Edward Beal accompanied by Mrs Beal Mathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Parent-Teacher Association
Guy Edwards
Clifford Morris
Lillian Maxwell
Edwards
Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers
O. M. Yaggy
First l Evangelical Church
Doris, Violet
Betheen Moreton
Attle Frederick Moreton
Beth Tracy
Edward Beal
Beal Mathers
Enitaren
Charity Sewing Occupies Silver Cross Members
All day sewing for the Social Welfare league was held at the home of Mrs. BE E Schenk in Silver Cross circle of the Kings Daughters. Members worked on garments as Mrs GC Ness noted the Robins Have Come. A Bible lesson was reviewed by Mrs Sara Fisher Gagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Welfare League
BE. E. Schenk
Silver Cross Circle
King's Daughters
GC. J. Ness Saig
Robins
J. G. Ralston
Sara Fisher Gagle
Jd. H. Easley
J. A. Townsley
Schenk
Lows Hecklinger
Church Notices and Talks Fill Evening Schedule
Local churches plan a busy night with diverse programs. Trinity American Lutheran Brotherhood meets in church parlors. Spiritual Church of Christ Truth hosts a meeting. A G Reid to address on legal aspects of the trial of Christ at First Mr. E church night program tomorrow. Central Christian division meets at Mrs George A Trimbell’s home. Linden M E hosts a lecture by Miss Leela Strope on The Seven Great Doctrines. First Lutheran Missionary Society to meet at 2 30 pm tomorrow in church parlors. St Mark’s Episco yeh and others schedule gatherings at homes and parlors with various hostesses and instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Reid
Mr. E. Church
Old Society of Central Christian Church
George A. Trimbell
Linden M. E. Church
Leela Strope
Easil High School
First Lutheran Missionary Society i
J. C. Jago
G. A. Meade
W. M. Simaka
Piano Recital by Junior Swank Students at YWCA
Younger pupils of Mrs. Julia Swank and Everett Swank will present a piano recital at 7:30 p.m. Friday in the YWCA recreation room. The program includes duets and solos by students such as Douglas Chapman, Merle Holden, Betty Biggle, Vernon Garber, Virginia Jeth, and Marcel Wright, with several pieces arranged for two players and ukulele accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Swank
Everett Swank
Weyts
Douglas Chapman
Rolfe
John von Lackum Durt
Dalvy Walle
Watson Kenworth Stultz
Charles Hoyer
Vas Stelphkelmet
Merle Holden
la Rey von Lackum
Uke
Betty Biggle
Walts
Wes-Sree Clarthell
Ariena Stegmann
Old Diack
Joe
Vernon Garber
Burt
Bummertine Walle
Bilbro Charles Hayes
Mares Peasants
Mendelssohn Marcel
Wright
Holliday Maren
Isene Kclinbatt
Dan Johnston
William Evelyn Stallman Yuet
Winper Lauro
Robe Douglas Chapman
Assesseeee Mokreja
Rosemary Johnston
Ukes
Che ‘Betty Biggie
Philp Coonte
Hols Marcala Wright
Moszkowski
Morison Thelma Cun
Steinhelmer
Beatt
Marcella Wright
Snodgrass Speaker at St Patrick's Dinner in Waterloo
R I Snodgrass former department commander addressed a booster dinner at Moral hall organized by Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War and auxiliary. The hall, decorated for St Patrick's day, hosted 100 guests as music by Margaret Horan, Mary Wood, Marguerite Johnsot, Alvin Bross and Harry Estrin accompanied talks on moral instruction in public schools and the University Woman's Responsibility to Education. The event included a program of musical solos and a Swedish song, with remarks on moral training at home and in schools and anticipated incorporation in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I. Snodgrass
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Margaret Horan
Mary Wood
Marguerite Johnsot
Alvin Bross
Harry Estrintne
AL A
U. W
Woman's Club
F. L. Marquis
Nettle McKinnon
W. W. Warsaw
J. B. Treloar
Local notices and visits fill Waterloo scene
A flood of items from Waterloo covers return trips to Long Beach Rochester Mayo Clinic plans and hospital updates. Neighborhood figures include W F Lynch 07 South Street, T L Wheeler 1108 Fourth Street West, Norman Holler 511724 Ycamore Street, and Judge R W Hasner approving a Ford seizure. References to county road work, Lions Club talk, and midweek church services mix with railway travelers and civic appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Lynch
South Street
Long Beach
California
T. L. Wheeler
Fourth Street
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Norman Holler
Ycamore Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
B. Lovejoy
Waterloo Newshoys
Herbert Moehlmann
Jenten
Trinity American Lutheran Church
H. D. Pickering
Chicago
Southern Railway
P. J. Rose
Kansas City
Frisco Lines
Birthday Dinner at First Baptist Church Planned
Annual birthday dinner will be held tomorrow evening at First Baptist Church. Tables represent each month of the year with a host and hostess presiding. After the banquet two plays are on the program including Not a Man in the House by the women and a pageant on Christian stewardship The Ring of Rama-Frishnieh. Miss Maxine Potters will give readings and there will be musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Leach
Maxine Potters
RANSER PLACE GAME VIOLATION CHARGES QUASHED
Charges against C. E. Ransler and A. M. Place in municipal court alleging game law violations will be dismissed after the county attorney confirms the facts that ducks in storage were legally taken and brought into the state. Nonresident license and interstate storage issues prompted the move, with others possibly dismissed after review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EB. Ransler
A. M. Place
Munnicipal Court
John
Illinois
A. M
Place
Princeton
Bureau County
Artifical Ice & Storage Co
Ransler
Edwards
Ilinois
Open Sea
Alfred Longley
Edwards, Longley, Ransier & Harris
Cass
Washington, D. C
W. O.foster
Louisiana
L. S. Cass
W. ©. Foster
Woman Politician Flags Opponents of Maternity Act
Marguerite M. Wells of Minnesota criticized lawmakers who back road and naval spending yet oppose federal aid for infancy and maternity welfare at the Iowa League of Women Voters state convention in Iowa City. Adele Clark described national league child welfare efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
W.P
Marguerite M. Wells
Minneapolis
Iowa League of Women Voters
Miss Wells
Minnesota League of Women's Voters
Adele Clark
National League
Receipts from Cedar Falls Cage Tournament Expected Near $600
Cedar Falls reports net receipts from the district basketball tournament will be slightly under six hundred dollars. A one cent figure was announced today. Total receipts totaled eleven hundred fifty dollars. Returns will go to the Iowa High School Athletics Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courter Special Service
Cedar Falls
Iowa High School Athletics Association
Gartori Memorial Hospital Report Filed
Cedar Falls report shows 617 patients admitted during the period, with 0 births and 405 operations. Quarantines list chickenpox and mumps cases including Dennis Gates, Loraina Daveloar, Clara Bowers, Ira Smart, and Lolita Smart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourier
Cedar Falls
Emma Jessen
Gartori Memorial Hospital
Dennis Gates
Poplar
Loraina Daveloar
Logen
Clara Bowers
Muldan West
Ira
Lolita Smart
Harrison
Word-Group Oddities Puzzle Solved
Brain test answer lists the uniquely different items in each group. No. 1 walk not a noun. No. 2 turkey is waterfowl. No. 3 sleigh has no wheels. No. 4 New York can be state or city. No. 5 fox. No. 6 violin. No. 7 blend error. No. 8 table. No. 9 Harding not a general before president. No. 12 letter. No. 12 cube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
New York
Fox
Harding
Rosenbloom's opens new meat department in Waterloo
Rosenbloom's Service store at 309 Fourth Street West announces a new meat department. Morley Haynes will be in charge, bringing seven years of prior experience in a similar role with a Waterloo firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenbloom
Fourth Street West
Morley Haynes
Haynes
Waterloo
Socklegger Held With Two Half Pints
Henry Jennings a 38 year old resident of 108 Mears street faces liquor nuisance charges in municipal court after police found two half pints of moonshine in his socks. Assistant county attorney Ralph W. Travis says there is evidence of sales. Jennings was jailed in default of a 500 bond. Also noted are a surprise birthday party for Margaret Waldron and a Washington School business meeting with officer elections at 3:30 pm Friday, plus a Woman’s Benevolent association gathering at Castle Hill with a 500 party and St Patrick’s themed event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Tloo Boat Club
River Improve Iment Association
Herman Miler
Commercal Street
Len
AL ‘Town
Wellington
W. A. ‘Towsley
Marshalltown
Atha
Katherine Graham
Sherim Road
Clearwater
Henry Jennings
Mears Street
Ralph W. Travis
Jennings
Travis
Washington School—Business
Parent-Teacher Association
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O. E
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G A R
Mra J
Thompson
T. Y. F. Club
Bishop's Cafeteria
G. BG
Clarence Guackenbush
George Thrower
EH. N. Hunistop
St. Margaret’s Guild
Brugdon
Blue ‘Triangle League
W. C. AL Hauessah Society
Black's Waroom
Bandfield
Lafayette P.T. A
Scout Mothers
St. Patrick's
Ad Missionary Society of
East Park
Yoral
Virs Bean Blume
Geoffrey Goslin
Henrh Cagley
E. A Mennesson
A B. Gilbert
St Mars’s
Seving “Circle
Hell
Frank Coldentine
Bernard Hoesen
Lloyd Boesen
Melrose D. A. R
Goldenrod Club
Tom Norrow
William Webbeking
Lend-a-Head Guild
F. E. Matthews
Lincoln P.T. A
Silver Cross
Alpha Beta Gamma
Alpha Johnson
Belmont
Ruth K. Nerbourg
Sioux Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Black's
P. Hall
Church News
Trinity American Lutheran Brotherhood
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth
Rgaret’s Guild
St. Mark's Episcoyeh
KK. L. Bracdan
Sunset Road
Ernest
Pickworthy
Rav. Daines G. Creed
Dwight Power
Olea Diskinson
L. EO
Cc. G. Wilcox
Georges Burhans
EZ. Kendrick
W. E. Scott
Warren Prink
Christ Episcopal Church
Meray
FL Phenwiele
May
J. Pith Wall Bean Wonge
Mary Nerman
Stephen Down
Ned Brown
Rober, Freeman
Richard J. Campbell
Grace Church
Cedar Rapids
Swank
Union Signal
Ida Mitchel
Minies
F. J. Eighmey
J. W. St. John
Flore Burling Ivan Iifield
Nora Croy
George Sher- Tul
J. N. LaBarre
Paul Burgess
Grand Temple
Fort Dodge
G. L. Stainbrook
Ralph Kloster
Ruby Elam
David Conn
Bridge
H. A. Duke
Verne Williams
She
Old la Coulee
Lynch
Sims
Tista Casey
T. W. Powers
Adeline Haye
Mayme Hickey
Florence Roth
Mee McCarvile
A. A. Hoffman
T. F
Ailss
Betty Bickley
Woman’s Club
Ben Mur
PB. Hall
East, High School
T. GT. Apsilliary
Agiotk
Pice Nin Tancheon
Kirs
N. Humist Ir
Eighth Street
Edward Bender
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Bt. Patrick's
Srief
Buchagan'c
The
Lions
Black
Lea“Room
Pressey H. Frank
Pike, Sias, Zimmerman , Frank
W.g.blackley
Wiram, Jr
Blackley
Hugh McCartney
Third Street
West
McCartnney
Ray Hines
Southern Pacific Railway
Rock Island
R. W. Hasner
Virgil Scott
Sherif H
T. Wagner
Ray Berry
Itron
Dail
Paris
Bernard
Baptist Church
Ranser
C. F
Lawn City Hospital
Aery
Pat Waldron
Margaret
Woman's
BencGl Association
Frank Higgins
Castle Hill
Crelopedia
Billington
Vermont
Mack
Leverman's
Booth-Joseph Co
Sycamore
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