Waterloo society notes highlight school events and music
A Waterloo gathering featured Emerson school activities with a large attendance and an organized orchestra led by Alisa Naneen Davis. Students performed songs and a history lantern slide show. Mrs Boggs urged playground development as a community effort and Judge Wood stressed education and parental involvement in juvenile conduct. Miss McKinnon supervised the program and Mrs Corton presided. A St Patrick's party and a dancing event for Odd Fellows were also reported, along with Mildred Gleason’s state correspond ing secretary appointment in the Iowa Federation of Music Clubs and Mt. Vernon convention details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Wader
Alisa Naneen Davis
BE. A. Bogs
Iowa Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Civic Department of
Waterloo
Waran's Club
Towa
Indiana
New York
Iowa
George W. Wood
Wood
Judge Wood
J. C. McGlade
Avest
Nattia A. McKinnon
E. L. Corton
Gleason
State
Music Federation
Mildred Gleason
Atrs
Charles Eby
Natural Music Elu
Lowk Federation of Music Clubs
Mt. Vernon
James McKipp
Cornell College
Louis B. Schmidt
L. B. Schmidt
Iowa Ccollege
Ames
Teachers’ College
Leo
Tex
Licne Lyons
Fort Worth
Qui Vive Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Waterloo Woman's Club House Delayed to End of April
The Waterloo Woman's Club house won't be ready for occupancy until late April with a formal opening and Florence Clay Inox's new play planned for visitors in May. Cast selection is postponed a week or two as director Jean Birdsall stays in Oelwein to direct Springtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Waterloo Woman's Club
Florence Clay Inox
Stenniss
Jean Birdsall
Oelwein
American Legion
Waterloo
Roeks
Gras
Byron
Beauty Chats on Skin and Hair Care for Men
Edna Kent Forbes advises men on clear complexions and baldness prevention. She attributes baldness to tight hats and barber practices, promotes self shampooing, clean tools, home exercises for chest and throat development, and suggests coarser foods to improve gum health.
Comely Woman Described In Reflective Prose
A reflective compact piece elaborates on the idea of a comely woman. The author specifies features such as healthy skin, natural hair with a soft wave, a white neck and a pink gingham morning dress, plus a warm, welcoming demeanor and capacity for happiness and competence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin Kile
Waterloo Woman's Club Boosts Dues and Initiation Fee
The Waterloo Woman's Club unanimously approved raising annual dues and initiation from $3 to $5 at a special meeting. Some members urged higher, but the majority favored broader membership with affordable dues. Other changes include longer board terms and making the federation delegate the reciprocity committee chair. volunteers to prepare the clubhouse were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Greater Waterloo
Saow
Feel. Johnson
Waterloo
Stricum Minidad
H. B. Boies
Ecommittes
Duca
WA F
Waterloo Womans Federation
B. A. Boggs
Clvb
Hava
Philathea Class of Westminster Church Teas the Silver Tea
Mrs L Ralph hosted 75 young women and guests of Westminster Philathea class for a silver tea. Miss Marguerite Caward led the entertainment committee as Miss Mabel Johnstone’s pupils staged a two act play. Jean Margadant and Winifred Thorson danced the French Doll and were encored. Warren Dodd played Minuette with Nevin Dodd, Dorothy Hartisin read Mickey Goes to the Movies, then the group toured before modest tea with green carnations and ferns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Ay
Lincoln Circle Easter Party planned for veterans
Lincoln Circle arranged an Easter social for Civil War veterans their wives and families at the next meeting with dinner at 6 and a program directed by Mrs Anna Becker The program featured The Battle Hymn of the Republic readings by Miss Mary Kildee and songs by Mrs Becker with piano by Mrs Ada Warren and audience participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Circle
Anna Becker
Assembly
Mary Kildee
Nora
Mandy
America
Tea wagons offer practical handling for meals at home
The article recommends four wheel tea wagons with strong hubs and removable trays, noting sturdier wood options like solid mahogany or oak over veneered finishes. It highlights features such as drop leaves, collapsible electric sides, and wicker styles with multiple trays for informal serving, plus metal trays as versatile furniture.
Phi Omega Pi hosts luncheon at Hoskins home
The Phi Omega Pi Altarnae club was entertained at Mrs. James Hoskins home this afternoon with a two course luncheon. Tonight Mr. and Mrs. Hoskins host I T C chapter of the seventy as a radio program provides entertainment. Elkleta Lodge to install new Riklets officers at the Elks clubhouse Monday at 3 PM with retiring noble dame BE H Parker officiating. Dinner at 6 30 will be served to the Riklets and their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's
Birs
H. E. Bicknell
Stae
Housee
Davis Kelley
H. J. Heathershaw
Misa Ella Kirkpatrick
Ceder Rapids
H. B. Boies
Chapter FE
S. ML Wallace
Chanter 7
Henry Hammond
James Chapman
J. D. Easton
Phi Omega Pi
Alantrae
James Hoskins
T. C
Elkleta
Riklets Lodge
Elks
BE. H. Parker
Noble Dame
Biklets
Community church gatherings highlight weekly events
Walnut Street Baptist young married class held a housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. Entwisle with gifts for the hostess. Queen Esther of Grace M I church hosted a St Patrick party at Mrs. Maude Werner’s home with prizes. Various church groups arranged games, teas, and programs, including First M E Junior and Missionary circles, with plans for future projects and guest speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Hough
Bertha Kopel
St. Patrick’s
Agnes Kopel
Margaret Miller
Charles Matthews
George Gindt
Lacleta Sinugzt
George Thompson
Paul Entwisle
Walnut Street Baptist
Esthéra of
Grace ML. B. Church
Maude Werner
Mildred Anderson
Mable Crowell
Mary Harper
M. E. Society
Mountain White District
Ethel Harpst
McCarty
Cetartown
First M. E. Young Women's Home Missionary Society
St. Paul’s Church
Grace M. E
Miss Harpat
Carl Delfs
First
M. E
St Paul Firm Wins Grant Highway Paving Bid
Five bidders competed for 1.8 miles of Grant highway paving and drainage linking Jesup to Black Hawk County. Northern States Contracting of St Paul offered the lowest prices for earth removal and concrete paving, with total project costs around 66 thousand dollars including oiling. J A Paulsen of the Iowa Highway Commission attended bid opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan County Board
Grant
Jesup
Black Hawk County
Northern States Contracting Company
St. Paul
Firma
Lowésst
Pikus Engineering, Construction Company
Sioux City
Northern States Company
Dearborn Construction Company
Waterloo
Wright Construction Company
Des Moines
Byars & Wilson Manchester
Pikus Company
Cement Products Company
Tmit
Winthrop
J. A. Paulsen
Iowa State Highway Com Mission
Elite circle entertained at Mrs Kenison home
Mrs Ethel Kenison hosted an Elite circle gathering yesterday afternoon finishing with a St Patrick’s driver at 5 oclock. Mrs Little Wick issued serve. Guests included Mrs Leoy Rausch Eileen club members Kall R Williamson and C A Lasser. Seedlework preceded a two course luncheon. Psychology club plans a meeting at Hileman Gindt chapel Monday at 730 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Kenison
St. Patrick's Diiver
Little Wick
Leoy Rausch
Eileen Club
Mmnes, Kall
R. B. Williamson
C. A. Lasser
Psychology Club
Hileman & Gindt
Tek
Regional Conference Knights of Columbus Representatives Named
Representatives from Knights of Columbus councils in Dubuque Webster City Cedar Rapids De Witt Oelwein Bellevue Waukon New Hampton Anamosa Manchester Fonda Fort Dodge Greane Clinton Iowa City Cascade Mason City Muscatine Charles City Cresco Dyersville Monticello Farley Ossian Elkader and Waterloo will attend the regional conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Dubuque
Webster City
Cedar Rapides
de Witt
Oelwein
Bellevue
Waukon
New Tampton
Anamosa
Manchester
Fonda
Fort Dodges
Greane
Clinton
Iowa City
Cascade
Mason City
Muscatine
Charles City
Cresco
Dyersville
Monticello
Farley
Ossian
Elkader
Waterloo
State Officers to Attend Regional Conference in KC Hall
A regional conference is scheduled for 1 30 p m tomorrow in the KC hall with State Officers Hero expected to attend. Invited district deputies include Hugh Stuart Dubuque J J Barton Fort Dodge Dr J B Thorntons Waterloo F F A Huber Cresco J W O Neill Clinton Jos Bestenlehner Algona and M V Kehoo Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fev
D. J. Lenihan
Cadar Rapids
Hugh Stuart
Dubuque
J. J. Barton
Fort Dodge
J. &. Thorntons
Waterloo
FF. A. Huber
Cresco
J. W. O'Neill
Clinton
Jos. Bestenlehner
Algona
M. V. Kehoo
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo Teachers on Program at Annual Meeting
Waterloo teachers are listed on the program for the Northeastern Iowa Teachers association annual meeting in Dubuque April 5 6 and 7. W W Wyant East Junior High will lead superintendent and high school principal discussions. Mary Christie Alcott principal presides at a grammar and intermediate class round table. Additional Waterloo participants include Bertha Stiles Edna Lick Velma Alder Myra Loban A F Gates Fred Frehse Earl Kimball J H White and Fred Kluss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa Teachers’s Association
Dubugus
W. Wyant
East Junior
Mary $. Christie
Alcott School
Bertha Stiles
Edna Lick
Velmaalder
Myra BE. Loban
A. F. Gates
Fred Frehse
Earl H. Kimball
3. H. White
Fred J. Kluss
Salvation Army aims to add 100 cradle roll names
Brigadier G. W. Peredge and Adjutant Victor Lundgren in Des Moines report a Salvation Army drive to enroll 100 babies on the cradle roll in each corps nationwide. Eligible infants are born to unaffiliated families, with Minneapolis listing 496 and Cedar Bluffs 400 on rolls. Twelve leaders were chosen yesterday to recruit, and three young people converted at the Waterloo meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
G. W. Peredge
Chicago
Victor Lundgren
Des Moines
Young People’s Department of the Army
Waterloo
Fact Corps
Army
Peacock
Minneapolis
Cornet Blaffa
Ladies and Gentlemen Join Ys Club Social Night
Members of the Y s Men s club and wives plan a Monday social with vocal and instrumental numbers and readings. Fred Kaltenbach hosts a welcome and Paul William Alexander delivers a radio address from Toledo via the Toledo Blades station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y's Men's Club
Ladiew’ Ight
Fred Kaltenbach
Max Noah
Louise Fuerste
Roy Collins
Paul William Alexander
International
The
Toledo
Toledo Blades
Eppertus
Merle Brown
Pantaress
Fred Kaltenir
Hart
Schubert Liszt
Handel
Dumke
Uewinger
Louiss Puerste
Anon
Louise Puerste
Pleno
Beethoven
Emperial
Commercial schools gain accreditation parity with colleges
A. F. Gates announced at the North Central Association meeting in Chicago that commercial schools may become accredited like high schools and colleges. Waterloo Business College and similar institutions could qualify after meeting standards. an inspection will follow and final action may take a year. The move involves nineteen states. Gates, Vaughan, Pickell and Foster chaired committees guiding accreditation efforts and summer programs for commercial educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. F. Gates
National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools
Gates Waterloo Business College
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Frank P. Pickell
Cleveland
Commission On
John EB. Foster
Ames
Iowa State College
North Central Associat In
Gates
Chautauqua
Str
Eastern Commercial Teachers’ Association
Providence
H. I
Rotarians to Hear Percy Chamberlain in Waterloo
Percy Chamberlain from Benyer Colorado is set to lecture on the automotive industry for Waterloo Rotary at the Monday noon meeting at Hotel Russell Lamson. He may share tips on plowing snowdrifts for motorists near Hymes Dark and Highland. Rev J M Hanley, wartime veteran, to speak on church services and chautauqua work. John Robert and John G Miller become eligible for membership at the March 26 meeting. Train reservations for Waterloo’s delegation to the Davenport district convention are available by contacting C A Morris or Gwynne Eston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Chamberlain
Hanley
Chautauqua
Lyceum
John Robert
John G. Miller
Waterloo
Davenport
C. A. Morris
Gwynne
Eston
Musical Vespers Planned by W C A for Girls
An appealing program announced for a musical vesper service at the home of Mrs F Altstadt Sunday at 4 p m by the Y M C A for girls and young women Rev W H Beachler to deliver a Lenten address Music includes vocal solos Barcarolla and Whats in the Air Today piano selections Hark Hark the Lark La Gondola violin solos and other offerings by Mrs A S Weishaar Mrs Oliver Stevenson Miss Mildred Pace and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Altstadt
Schubert-Liszt
Henselt
Oliver Stevenson
Iparatina
Mildred Pce
City In Brief Highlights From Waterloo Local Notes
J G Clark returns from St Joseph Missouri. Mary Bender back in Waterloo after Minneapolis visit. Myrtle Clare moved from 304 Ninth Street to Brows apartments. Mrs John T Rock visiting daughters in St Paul and Minneapolis. Frances Hohl back to Washington DC after visit with parents. George Nixon and wife return to Charles City after visiting Portunski family. Jesse Scheppele from Cedar Rapids visits sister Bertha Peverill before heading to Los Angeles for motorcycle office job. Jury trial adjourned to March 26. Franklin Street bread crumb on porch draws sparrow and rook visitors. Keep Off The Grass sign erected between post office and Knights of Pythias. Judge Platt’s Yokohama note reports cold weather and 560000 population of the city. Dr R W Irwin in Waterloo replacing Dr Dixon. Dixon to St Louis. Mrs Chester Cadwallader lectured on garden insects. spring garden work begins mid-April. Moonshine fines issued. one traffic violator fined. Another defendant intoxicated. unable to attend. Classified notice for typing and mimeograph work by Myrtle Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Fythias
Franklin C. Platt
Courier
Yokohama
Japan
Hawaii
Panama
Honolulu
San Francisco
R. W. Irwin
St. Louis
U.S. War Veterans Bureau
G. W. Dixon
Waterloo
Ben J. Everall
Dixon
St.Louis
Chester Cadwallader
J. W. Gwynne
Hooch
Colli
Annual High School Boys Confab Set Tuesday
Black Hawk county high school boys gather at the Orange Township Brethren Church on Tuesday March 27 for the third annual one day conference. Pred Hansen Des Moines will give the main evening address and John H. Rudd will speak in the afternoon. Registration is 1 dollar with lunch and banquet served in the evening. wear gym shoes for a recreational period after lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Church of the Brethren
Orange Township
M. C
Waterloo Association
Pred Hansen
Des Moines
John H. Rudd
Rehmeter
John BH. Rudd
Campbell
Wansen
Greene Girls Lead Butler County Tourney Victory
Greene defeated Aplington 10 to 8 to win the Butler county high school girls basketball tournament final. Referee was Earlham's H. Mendenhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Greene
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Society News
Emerson P.T. A
Three Link Circle
i‘ O. O. F_ hall
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
L. E
Ruth Cameron
Chrisren
Calmelr
Philathea
Westminster Church
Otto King
L. Mueller
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
A. J. Roepe
Mmes
H. WW. Steege
W. Timmerman
Walter Meyer
H. W. Wente
J. W. Mueller
Sacred Heart Court
W. CG. T
W. TU
Memorial Hall
Cedar Heights
Mrs. Harland H. Allen
Church News
Good Will Circle
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Wayne Garvin
R. D. Williams
Neil Kepple
St. Patrick
G. B. Davis
L. 3. Aldrich
FP. R. Myers
W. A. Ballentine
Ht. W. Heller
First Brethren’ Church
Christ Episcopal Woman's Auriliary
Anna Parrott
JL. B. Markham
D. S. Ramage
B. Mounsey
Earl Gleason
War Baptist Church
Home Makers Band
Rotarians
St‘s West End
J. G. Clark
St. Joseph
Mary Bender
Mian
Myrtle Clare
Ninth Street
Brows
John T. Rock
Heraughters
Erminie Walpole
Vera Walls
Frances Hohl
Washinton
Vifi
Ee A. Schtel
Time Street
George Nixon
J. &. Portunski
Denver Street
Jesse Scheppele
Bertha Peverill
Los Angeles
Cal
Maria Q. Brace
Dunlap
J. W.thompson
Franklin-street
H.C. Moeller
Kerney
la Porte City
Baker’s Cocoa
Water Baker & Co Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
Sree
Cuba
India
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