Lincoln society notes and club notices headline
Lincoln society briefs report Ladies of the G A R planning June state encampment entertainment with about 100 members at Memorial Hall. Other items cover Woman's Club discussions on American boy figures, PTA officer elections, Golden Wedding anniversary, church social events, Masonic and Elks dances, and various birthday parties and meetings.
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Lincoln
Americas
Crabtree
Boswell
Reed
Cora Dobson
Local clubs host games and quilting events
The Triple-Four club held a box social and dance at K of P hall with fourteen couples. Prizes went to Mrs. V. R. Beesarear plus Mrs. J. B. McMullen and Mrs. Leslie Anderson for music was by H. Tromanhauser and H. Pashby. Social 500 saw Mrs. Ed Frankfurt and Mrs. Harvey Fulsem claim high scores while Mrs. Brady and Mrs. Pullem served refreshments. Wild Rose club met with Mrs. Frank Stull for quilting and a noon dinner, with 20 members present, a chorus and readings by Mrs. Ameplia Wyeth, and prizes for best quilting. Byres Park club hosted by Mrs. A. B. Moore with guest Mrs. D. R. Stuff. Mrs. Charles Reaney played piano and helpers included Misses Viola Stuff and Lois Ross.
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K. of P. Hall
V. R. Beesarear
J. BR. McMullen
Leslie Anderson
H. Tromanhauser
H. Pashby
M. W. Brady
Ed Frankfurt
Harvey Fulsem
Brady
Pullem
Wild Rose Club
Frank Stull
Goodwin
la Porte City
Amep
Lia Wyeth
Hel] Stull
Bienora Boyer
Stull
Andrew Southerland
Anna Glas
A. BR. Moore
Byres Park Club
D. R. Stuff
Cedar Rapid
Charles Reaney
Viola Stuff
Lois Ross
Beauty Manicure Advice From Edna Bent Forbes
Beauty Chats by Edna Bent Forbes offers manicure guidance focused on shaping nails, soaking tips, cuticle care, and polishing. Step by step instructions emphasize using a flexible file, warm soapy water, careful cuticle work, pumice smoothing, and thorough cleansing for a long lasting manicure. Readers are invited to send inquiries to Forbes via the Beauty Shots column.
Side Talks When The Lights Went Out
In a big storm the electric lights failed one evening prompting grumbles about a nuisance. An hour later the lights returned, restoring comfort and light after the outage.
Epic effort behind our electric lights and lines
A reader recalls the storm夜 and the hidden labor that keeps power on. A young technician describes the perilous work of restoring and building the giant wires that carry current, noting two men who died in the process and the epic logistics of clearing forests and provisioning crews. He urges appreciation for the human effort behind daily conveniences.
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Iostan Lari
The Blue Brownies Part II Hopeful Key Rescue
Petre shadows the dancers until dawn then discovers a bright object by a leaf. A tiny hole opens the door as the blue fairy pleads for her wand before Petro enters Fairyland. They lose the key when the door shuts and a squirrel moves pebbles, concealing it forever. They enter a silver tunnel toward a storeroom.
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Petre
Petro
Fairyland
Petra
The Tale of Blue Witch and the Lost Key
A fairy helps Petra escape a treasure cave by transforming into a mortal. They awaken in a room of gold and silver embroideries with a new wife, while the Blue Witch demands the lost key. The Blue Brownies long for home as they search nightly, facing the witch’s power until they recover the key.
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Petra
Morta
Petro Ito
Petro
Pupils Begin 1921 Garden Project Next Week
Water loo children ready to start garden work using hoes and sprinklers under school garden leader Mrs Chester Cadwallader. Pupil groups from Washington Irving Central Lowell Sacred Heart Emerson Thomas Edison and Whittier schools will begin preparatory lessons on garden tasks and proper methods, with a real sense of anticipation and enthusiasm.
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Waterloo
Chester Cadwallader
Smerson
Thomas Edison
Whittier
Committees to Start Work on G A R Plans
Respecting patriotic groups, delegates are asked to meet at Memorial halls Tuesday March 22 at 2 p m to form the executive committee and prep for the state G A R encampment in early June. The local G A R committee requests each organization bring its executive member and ensure Greater Waterloo and Boy Scouts are represented.
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Memorial Halls
A. R
G. A
Greater Waterloo Association
Boy Scouts
Large Confirmation Class at First Lutheran
Confirmation services for a class of nine adults and 15 children will be observed at First Lutheran church Sunday morning. The program and confirmands are presented by Rev. H. Mueller. Those to be confirmed include Charles Parchimat Herbert Keane Archie Kilby and others in adult and junior classes. Underwriters to elect organize Waterloo Life Underwriters association to hold noon meeting at Greater Waterloo dining rooms with 30 to 40 men planned.
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First Lutheran Church
H. Mueller
Beda
Charles Parchimat
Herbert Keane
Archie Kilby
Margaret Aasgaard
Minnie Gutknecht
Cora Wermer
Bessie Jacobs
Ladona Mohr
Norma Mebus
Edward Ehrke
Ervin Zellinger
Stanly Gruhn
Leonard Kamerman Hollar
Adolph Dieta
Marsh
Vers Reimis
Bertha’ N
Elena Anderson
Leona Niedert
Gladys Yuneman
Pauline Morkei
Minnie Wenthe
Elda Eckstein
Waterloo’ Life Underwriters’ Association
Greater Waterloo Association
C. R. Golly
Pilsudski Hears of Russ Peace at Opera Gala
In Warsaw the reception of news that the Poland Soviet Russia peace treaty was signed in Riga reached late last night. President Pilsudski and cabinet ministers, attending a gala opera performance celebrating the republic constitution, were informed of the accord.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Poland
Russia
Riga
Pilsudski
Midwest in Grip of Summer Heat
A heat wave swept the Mississippi valley with Waterloo hitting 73 and many Midwest cities in the 70s. Forecasters warned of a storm, while past temperature recalls from 1910 noted rapid swings from heat to a cold spell with snow and damaged blossoms.
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Midwest
Mississippi Valley
Waterloo
California
Florida
Louisiana
Los Angeles
Fresno
Concordia
Kan
Mercury
Kansas City
Huron
Sioux City
Des Moines
Davenport
Keokuk
Merian Todd Seeks Culture and a City Life
In a farm kitchen Merian Todd rebels against rural life seeking culture and a writing career. She defies family with dreams of Boston and New York, finally returns with a husband who embodies the urban aspiration, changing the family dynamic as they adjust to a new norm.
Women Who Earn Big Wages Mary Elizabeth Evans
Mary Elizabeth Evans known as Mrs Henry D. Sharpe rose from making old fashioned candy at 15 to build a thriving candy business with tea rooms and shops in New York Boston Newport and other cities She is described as a Woman captain of industry earning more than 25000 a year from a venture started on a kitchen stove.
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Mary Elizabeth Evans
Henry D. Sharpe
New York
Boston
Newport
U. L
A Farmer Family Dreams Of Culture And Freedom
Merian resists farm life as she tours town with Charlie and her parents. She brags of cabarets, museums, and concerts while her father questions the value of culture. The family argues about moving to country life versus art and social ambitions as Merian asserts she has Charlie.
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Charlie
Mary
Ana
Merian
Tye Hag
Kirchner Divorce Granted After Two-Day Trial
Judge EB B. Stiles grants Zelia Humble Kirchner a divorce from Louis E. Kirchner after a two day trial. Defendant to pay costs and legal fees totaling 142 dollars, with no alimony. Minor Elenor Leona to temporary custody with paternal grandparents at Webster City.
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Kirchner
EB. B. Stiles
Zelia Humble Kirchner
Louis E. Kirchner
Eleanor Leona
Robert Kirchder
Webster City
Butter and Ole o Clash at Rotary
The Waterloo Rotary roasts butter and oleo in a luncheon debate at Black's tearoom with Hugh Van Pelt and RR Hoxie clashing over the relative value of the two products. Six delegates and alternates selected for the district convention in Dubuque on April 16. Plans include sending delegates to Edinburgh and electing officers for Waterloo Rotary.
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Rotary
Black's
Hugh
van Pelt
RR. J. Hoxle
Dubuque
International Rotary Convention
Edinburgh
Scotland
Waterloo Rotary Club
Luther Brewer
Cedar ‘Rapide
Charles Gardner
Omaha
Joe Piaister
Fort Dodge
William Coppock
Council Bluffs
Waterloo Realtors
Greater Waterloo Association
William E. Herren
Waterloo
Iowa Association of Real Estate Boards
Towa
Chicago
Jane
Kiwanis Club
Black's Tearoom
Black’s Tearoom
Bruce Gates
Hardiey
Charles E. Hughes
G. V. Orr
A.W. Mellon
Treasury
John Jones
John Weeks
Herman G. Miller
Edwin Denby
Navy
William Langlas
A. B. Fall
Interior
HA. Boysen
Herbert C. Hoover
Commerce
R. J. Hoxie
James J. Davis
Guy Lee
Henry Wallace
Agriculture
C. O. Lamson
Harry M. Daugherty
A. F. Gates
Will H. Hays
WY. Rechtferth
Kenesaw M. Landis
John Rath
Willford
The
Lions Club
Frank Collard
Rev J A Brush to Preach at United Presbyterian Church
Rev J A Brush assisted by Rev N J Calhoun preached at the United Presbyterian church last night. The second week of services will be conducted this coming week. Wanted girl for office work. Competent stenographer. Call 630.
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MR. Brush
J. A. Brush
Tracr
N. J. Calhoun
Unitied Presbyterian Church
Moly Week Program at Christ Episcopal Church
Holy week observances at Christ Episcopal Church begin Monday through Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. with short addresses by Rev. E.B. Mounsey. Holy Communion on Thursday at 10:30 a.m. Good Friday services 12 noon to 3 p.m. Easter Eve baptismal service Saturday at 4 p.m. due to remodeling, with all services shifted to Lloyd Hall basement on Sunday.
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Christ Episcopal Church
E.B. Mounsey
Noosa
Christ
Lloyd Hail
Four Seek Appointment as Army or Naval Cadet
Four candidates appeared at the federal building this morning to seek appointments to the Army or Naval Academy. The selection will be made by Congressman Burton E. Sweet.
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Federal Building
OF . S. Mail Academy
West Point
Burton E- Sweet
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Peter Staliman
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C. W. Dios
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E. J. Burk, Jr
P. EE. O
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RG. Tompkins
H. W. Sigworth
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