Local clubs postpone meeting and host St Patrick party
The XX club meeting was postponed two weeks due to Mrs S J Hall's absence. Gab Fest hosted a St Patrick's party with guests including Mmers Jar dis Cotver and Joseph Helender. Daffodils decorated the table for supper assisted by Ramona Barrett Ethel Cook and Martha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Hall
O. D. Fresch
Mmers, Jardis, Cotver
Joseph Helender
St. Patrick's
Ramona
Martha Barrett
Ethel Cook
Pond Lily Crochet Club
Mabel Teisinger
Phillips
Albert Lea
5. K. Isenhower
William May
Mmes
M. W. Oman
Claude Byerly
J. M. Becker
C. A. Waterbury
Auction Bridge Club
W. EB. Duncombe
Fort Dodge
J. E. Simpson
Helen Hasley
Social clubs and parties fill Fort Dodge weekend
A busy Fort Dodge social week features Mrs Duncombe’s informal duplicate bridge at Hotel Russell Lamson. a theatre party for her guests. campus birthday parties for Fritz Levingston and Gertrude Stroebel. a Wychoff Jorpeland wedding at Walnut Street Baptist home. Mystic Circle entertainment in Maxwell hall. garden talk by Mrs Cadwallader for disson PTA. and local club meetings plus oat smut contests planning amid rough roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Russell-Lamson
Paul Corson
St. Francis Hospital
St. Mary’s Auditorium
West Side Bridge Club
C. Kirk
Priscilla
J. H. Easley
Walnut Street Baptist Church
L. G. Adams
Deadecim Club
Frank A. Howard
Fritz Levingston
Carolyn Johnson
Roland Farrell
Gertrude Stroebel
Wychoff-Jorpeland
John Bunyan Smith
Ellen B. Jorpeland
Norway
Seth Wrychoff
Urbana
John Johnson
Among the Churches Ladies Aid Meetings
Central Christian Church women met with Mrs H BE Maine for a social and planning session. Cinderella party set for Wednesday at Mr and Mrs Gilbert O Gard residence. Sacred Heart Ladies Aid planned an April 16 dance in the new school hall. Hostesses served refreshments. Hebrew Ladies Aid honored Mrs Jon Fishman as she leaves for Des Moines with a gift and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian
Ladies’ Aid Society
Central Christian Church
H. BE. Maine
Gilbert O’gagrd
Sacred Heart
Ladies of the Sacred Meart Society
Church Hall
Mmes
BE. J. Gallagher
William Walsh
Hebrew Aid
Hebrew Ladies’ Aid Society
Jon Fishman
Des Moines
Pfente Busketa
Forsaken Husband Tracks Wife Here
Harry Condos of Galena Illinois reported his wife missing after she allegedly came to Waterloo with Mike Carsas. Police found the couple at 23 Jefferson Street and charged them with dis orderly conduct. Mrs Condos pleaded guilty, Carsas not guilty, hearing continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Condos
Galena
Mike Carsas
Waterloo
Carlas
Jefferson Street
Condos
Carlos
Local shopmen to be entertained by girls from west Wieh
Norman Bell visits on a Fospection tour while J T Tait of Dubuque was in Waterloo yesterday. The I C shopmen will be entertained Saturday noon by a group of singers readers and soloists all girls from west Wieh. The AY A parlors will host the event. Rev John Vungan Smith spoke on Damascus and relief from his visit to the shop men. Engineers and firemen expect no strike yet with news dispatches. Great Western replaces flags with white disk Stop signs for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Bell
Nmster
J.T. Tait
I. C
Dubudue
Waterloo
1. CG
West Wieh
FP. C. Wight
Brotherhood of Engineers
Great Western
V J Wilson Named Assistant Cashier
Verne J. Wilson was appointed assistant cashier at the First National Bank, announced by president F J Eighmey. He will fill the position left vacant by the previous incumbent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne J. Wilson
First National Bank
F. J. Eighmey
Wade
Resignation of W J Rechtfertig at First National Bank
W J Rechtfertig resigns after nearly five years with First National Bank. He started in August 1912 as street collector, became bookkeeper, then manager of the savings department. A Waterloo native, he recently moved near Des Moines and previously worked two years at Citizens State Bank in Petersburg, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Rechtfertig
Wilson
First National Bank
Beeamia
Savings Department
Towan
Des Molinos
Teguf
First Bank
Citizens State Bank
Petersburg
Net
Waterloo Institutor
West Schools May Have No Vacation This Year
West schools may end the annual spring vacation due to a two week delay in opening. A.T. Lukill, superintendent, says the board may decide on Monday. most students reportedly favor dropping the vacation this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.T. Lukill
Super
Intendent
Sentenant
School Year End Delayed By Move Against Postponement
Article argues against any action that would push back the end of the school year and extend the academic calendar. It discusses opposition to further postponement and the impact on students and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Josiah Cowles
Los Angeles
Cal
General Federation
Dykema
University of Wisconsin
M. Diehl
Shaw
New York
Child Hygiene Commission
Shaller Matthews
University of Chicago
Matthews
Japan
America
Federation of Churches of Christ In America
Federation
D. N
Hurd
Cedar Falls
Elklets
Epiks
Valley of the Moon
Common Clay
Sir Gallahad
Big Tremaine
Riley’s Love Lasries
Dawn O'Hara
John Barleycorn
Mr. Bingle
Choice
Susan Lenox
Mr. Britling
Heaton
Warwick
Black
Societ In
I Workers
Mysticra of the World
Maxwell Hall
Hickory Holler
Edward Truak
Samuel Freedman
Charles White
Alles Stewart
Georgai Conoway
Virginia Bisbee
Elizabeth Seeley
Laura Hue
Ula Belt
Myrtle Conoway
Mattie Robertson
Linden Bisbee
V. Leon Belt
Maggie Robertson
Ruth Killey
Chester Cadwallader
Parent Teachers’ Association of
Dlson
Leo McGarvey
James McGarvey
Irene
Lucile Conry
Lincoln
Memorial Hall
Cedar Heights
Pythian Temple
Pythian Sisters
A. A. Burger
H. C. Moeller
Dunkerton
Poyner
Cedar
Wange-Miller Shoe Co
V. J. Wilson
Anty
P. Hall
Music By the
Ruby Gloss
Haydens Cechro Rally
Qul Davis
St. Patrick
Kemble Floral
Jefferson and
West Third Streets
REED
Rockers
Hallerfest Company
Park Avenue and
Lafayette Street
GAS Cadet
NIN
Nichols Furniture Co
West Fourth ST
Lichty
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