Society Notes and Club Meetings Today and Tonight
Busy listings of Saturday and Monday gatherings from Norpa club to Maccabees and Yadira groups. Includes D.A.R. meeting details and birthday celebrations, with notices for bridge clubs, thimble bee plans, and a Waterloo W.R.C. rally report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick
Norpa Club
H. Headford
K. K. Klub
Georgia Lauritzen
Third Street West
Auction Bridge Club
A. J. Knapp
Lafayette
Girls' Opportunity Club
Vera
Ermini Rock
Wellington
M. C
KE. H. Knittle
Highland
West Side
Sam H. Pinkerton
Leland Avenue
Harry Henderson
J. W. Wray
Washington Apartments
Temple Rebekah Lodge No. 54
A. R. Eggleson
Third Street
G. A. R. Hall
Elizabeth Snow
Lucy Cass
Corps
Honor students earned own way through university
Town City Virginia March 18 two engineering students win the highest honors in scholarship by earning their way through the university.
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Town City
Iowa Students Earn Tau Beta Pi Honors For Scholarship
Carl Trexel of Des Moines and Charles Altfilisch of Bellevue were elected to the local Tau Beta Pi chapter. Frank Gouldher of Davenport and Rue Snyder of Sioux City were also named. Trexel achieved top standing while handling heavy coursework aided by Henry Strong scholarships. The note mentions upcoming Inauguration Pictures on Sunday.
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University of Iowa
Carl Trexel
Des Moines
Charles Altfilisch
Bellevue
Tau Beta Pi
Frank Gouldher
Davenport
Rue Snyder
Sioux City
Civ
Delta Tau Delta
Trexel
Henry Strong
Moore Manufacturing Co Incorporation Formed
Articles of Incorporation filed for Moore Manufacturing Co with authorized capital of $10,000 to produce steel copper tin and sheet iron products and feed cookers water heaters tanks culverts and portable buildings. Officers and first board: President and manager E L Moore Vice president W M Hogan Secretary and treasurer T G Kramer.
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Moore Manufacturing Co
E. L. Moore
W. M. Hogan
Tt. G. Kramer
Social and visiting notes from Hudson area
Hudson March weather and social column lists residents visiting Waterloo Reinbeck Cedar Falls and Des Moines. It notes shoppers, visitors, travel to Lavina Montana and Minneapolis, a St Patrick social by the Rebekahs, hospital updates, honeymoon returns from California, a two week Lucas visit, and a Brethren church monologue finale to the lecture series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Watters
Des Moines
Rienzi Hollis
California
C. M. Pierce
Lucas
Martha Schiefelbien
Waterloo
Smith Bowen
St. Francis Hospital
Waterlo
Sadie Washburn
Gladys
A. T. Joder
Walter Glenny
Jehildren
Akron
Edwin Axon
Traer
Pauline Spencer
Cedar Falls
Neil Mastain
Edward Elliott
Brethren Church
Spring Snow Storm Floods Waterloo Area
A severe cold wave and snow storm hit Waterloo with a 40 degree drop from 1:30 pm to 5 pm causing ice and drifting snow. Rail and streetcar service slowed, mail deliveries backed up, and nearby streams overflowed while the Majestic theatre basement flooded eight to ten inches but the show continued.
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Weather Bureau
Waterloo
Aoun
Buchanan
J. N
LaBarre
Fort Dodge
Waterlo
A. W. Hartquist
Y. M.C
Majestic Theatre
France Prefers Nonrigid Airships in Military View
General Lacroix says opposition to rigid dirigibles in France is strong and favors supply type airships. He argues rigid airships are risky, as small punctures could cause failure, while German rigid models face similar hazards.
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GeneralLacroix
France
Germany Leads France in Military Aeronautics
Paris reports that French opinion acknowledges Germany's lead in military aviation. General Lacroix and other strategists criticize France for lacking comparable aerial cruisers and disparage the nation's cautious posture toward dirigibles. They note France's earlier rapid aeroplane progress has not matched Germany's advancements.
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Germany
France
Paris
Lacroix
Snapping Turtle Adventure On Old River Bridge
A tired fisherman paddles home as five adventurers, led by the Ticklemouse, chase a snapping turtle near the rustic Old River bridge. The turtle dives, the mouse crew nets it, and lively antics unfold with Teddy, Davy, Darfy, Willy, and the Ticklemouse handling the slippery captor.
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Davy
Merry Mice
Darfy
Mr. Ticklemouse
Dearie
Turtle
Teddy
Willy Wishingmouse
Willy
Courier Patterns Coupon for Courier Designs
The notice advertises obtaining up-to-date Courier accompanying design patterns by mailing a coupon to the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier in Waterloo. Each pattern costs 10 cents and includes seam allowances. air orders are filled promptly, with an estimated ten days for delivery after sending the order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Storage Compartments Endure Damage Before Failure
The readable fragment notes that their several compartments are capable of withstanding considerable damage before being put absolutely out of action. The text implies resilience in the face of harm without detailing context or source.
Ancient Roman Greek coin found in Illinois Indian mound
A coin of Roman or Greek origin, likely from 250 BC to 250 AD, was unearthed in an Illinois Indian mound in Lancaster County by W. S. Leneve. Chicago Art Institute expert Dr. Alfred Emerson cited the find as evidence of prehistoric links between the American continent and classical civilizations. He noted the coin’s age raises questions about early explorers or unknown ancient connections.
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Chicago
Illinois
Lancock County
W. Leneve
Gray Publishing Company
Alfred Emerson
Chicago Art Institute
Emerson
Rome
Greece
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H. B. Plumb
O. Balliett
Jessie Mansin
Franklin
K. CG
Sarah Neith
Cortlandt
Pauline Reihsen
Mullan Avenue
Gentiliska Club
L. A
O. R. CG
George Ward
Charles Sack
A. R. Wylie
Daughters of the American Revolution
Clair H. Parker
Iowa Street
Ben Hesser
Howell
Washington, D. C
Continental Congress
W. RR. Weld
R. E., Crowther
Lina Moore
Women of
Colonial Times
Historical General
National Magazine
Ida Cooley
Parker
Marcia Kessler
Peek-Rath Apartments
Clyde Brainard
Carl Miller
Wiliam Peddicord
Waterloo W. Co. T. U
Cedar Falls Association
Frank Cotton
D. 8. Wright
America
Philpot
Maccabees
Lady Maccabees of Fire No. 87
A. O. U. W. Hall
J. C. Duke
Mabel T. la Rue
Order
OLD School Club
George Smith
Riehl Street
Carl Smith
Goon
Colorado
A. Bartlett
JE. Lickington
John Hosier
Fred Widener
A. Grandall
Edna Smith
Crocker
Tig Club
R. L. Thompson
Berth Avenue
Yadirf Club
W. H. Michael
Yadiff Club
Vermont Street
H. O. Kelly
Virden Avenue
W. BR. C
Friday Bridge Club
Franklin Street
T. R. McCoy
Christian Endeavor Society
East Park Presbyterian Church
Frank Schroeder
Logan Avenue
Elsie Schroeder
Edward Gale
Joe Holdiman
Elizabeth Gissel
F Nemecek
Book and Needlework Club
Harry Hederson
Washington
Henderson
Oscar Derry Wes
Mobile Street
Berry
Y. W. CG
Presbyterian Hospital
Heiewelers
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Cedar Rapids
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Lincoln
Davy and
Dorfy
By Roy Rutherford Bailey
Snapping
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Inthan Mound
Sea Joe's Go Carts
Jas. L. Henderson
Bridge Street
Miss Hazel Fiddick
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