Society News Highlights of local club meetings and events
A busy slate of society notices from Waterloo area clubs and churches includes the A A Ui meeting at Miss Quay's home with a reading and a talk on the English novel, a Beans party for the Baker of Dreams performance, and hostesses led by Mrs. Donne. Also reported are engagements, birthdays, weddings, and postponed luncheons due to the storm, with details on attendees and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Ui
Gale
Hear-Da Cngs Et Central Christian Church
Marian McLaren
Mgr
D.C. McLaren
Elizabeth Billings
Nellie Evans
Fern Mclaren
Madeline White
Grace Bowman
Robert White
Beryle McLaren
Pani! Revere
Church News Highlights Local Guilds And Parsonage Events
Grace M. J. Ladies' Ald society hosts a monthly thimblebee at the parsonage with Mrs A B Curran head. teapot towel shower planned for the church kitchen as a compliment to Mrs J A Deedrick. Mrs Phoebe Parsons was honored with gifts at a Byer Ready class gathering, and Alpha chapter hosts meetups across Presbyterian Westminster Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. J. Ladies’ Ald Society
A. B. Curran
W. Cotton
Rosv Curran
J. A. Deedrick
Phoebe Parsons
Byer
Logan _Avenue church
Nan Black
First Presbyterian Westminster ‘Guild
Lydia Society
M. C
Wilbur
IL. Realing
The Shape Of Your Shoes By Edna Kend Forbes
Beauty chats advise readers on choosing shoes by sole shape and toe width. The column praises broad toe, low to moderate heels, and walking shoes for comfort and durability while noting college style shoes blend fashion with practicality. Readers' letters on appearance and eyewear are also included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty
Edna Kend Forbes
Urse
Ehate
Trudy
Hess
Side Talks on Colors and Wardrobe Backgrounds
Ruth Cameron advises choosing neutral backgrounds for dresses to extend wear while using bright accessories like coral beads or colorful scarves for variety. She notes nature favors bright accents against soft backdrops and suggests hats in neutral tones to maximize outfit flexibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackbird
Innstead
Club Notes G G club meeting postponed one week
The G G club meeting has been postponed by one week. Members should note the new date and time as announced by club officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G
Victorious War on Evil May Avert World Conflict
Dr J St Hanley, revivalist and former army officer, spoke at the Waterloo Ministerial Association about The Nest World War. He warned of a coming world conflict driven by greed and hatred and urged ministers to guide the public toward unity to delay or avert war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. St. Hanley
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Hanley
Waterloo
Sallyhneas
Aimee Fagundus
Oliver Huckel
Teamster Rescues Wrong Automobile from Snowdrifts
Max Dawson of 403 Adams street found his car stalled in snow and four other autos at his Barags. A hired teamster hauled in the wrong vehicle, delivering it to the Dawson garage and departing after payment. Dawson told police to refer theft reports to him. The Dawson family was stranded Saturday night and abandoned their car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Dawson
Adams Street
Rich Street
Dawson
Two Girls Slightly Injured by Machines
Miss Mabel Sibert of 72 Third Avenue West and Dorothy Kern of 2148 Mulberry were injured in separate Saturday night auto incidents at Wellington Fourth streets and Syca more Tenth street, both treated at home or hospital. Sibert’s X rays show no bone breakage, Kern’s condition deemed not serious. Drivers Ivan Longergan of 2201 Fourth Street West and Paul Kline of La Porte City were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Sibert
George ‘Elbert
Third -Avenue West
St Francis Hospital
Ivan Londer
Gan
Sibert
Wellington
Fourth Streets
Dorothy Wern
Aliss
Dorothy Kern
Mulberry
Mind Over Matter Fails with Holdup in Atlanta
Rose M. Ashby, a lecturer on psychology, was robbed by a footpad near her Atlanta home after a talk on mind over matter. The incident, attributed to a lapse in nerve and fear, left two letters taken as she recovered her composure and called for help. The piece also notes a historic American Express link between New York and Worthon in 122.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Rose M. Ashby
Dick Turpins
Abby
Sanitary Goods and Waterproof Cloth Materials Rise in Market
The article surveys sanitary products and waterproof fabrics, detailing Pyroxylin coated and rubber coated cloths, water resistant belts, and napkins. It explains waterproofing methods through calendering or film application, compares washable versus disposable napkins, and notes elastic belts versus bound webbing styles.
Snow Bound Read While Storm King Travels Country
In Waterloo yesterday readers sought Whitman's Snow Bound from libraries as March 18 conditions echoed New England winter. The poem, written in 1866, recalls families by the fire while storms rage and a world of sky and snow appears, with lines describing a bare landscape and a sheltered hearth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm King
Waterloo
Whittier
New England
Emergson
Whittler
Blizzard Visitors Bring War Cry Editor To Sunday Service
Twenty children braved deep snow to attend Salvation Army hill Sunday school led by Commandant Edward LaPlount. Col Fletcher Agnew editor of War Cry spoke on a lily symbol during morning service and showed War Cry copies in 42 languages with a total weekly circulation of two million. He planned to visit a brother's widow in Rowan before returning to Chicago.
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Salvation Army Hill
Mobile
Black Hawk
Commercial
Edward LaPlount
Fletcher Agnew
War Cry
Chicago
Col. Ag
English cannon first made around 1554
A historical note identifies the first English cannon produced around the year 1554.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Worth Hillman New Partner in Graham Schulte Firm
Worth Hillman becomes partner in Graham Schulte & Hillman Co a securities firm operating in Town North and South Dakota Montana with offices in the Commercial Building. Officers are Graham president Schulte vice president Hillman secretary treasurer capital stock 50000 with 30000 subscribed. The firm’s investment banking covers several states and employs two road salesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Hillman
Graham & Schulte
Graham, Schulte & Hillman Co
J. B. Graham
Harry H. Schulte
Worth
Willman
Waterloo
Icovers
North
South Dakota
Montana
Kaberle and Garling Wills Filed Saturday
In her will filed Saturday Early Kaberle leaves property to her children and grandchildren. Emma Weidman named executrix. She leaves $200 to grandson Elmer North Waterlooo after previously giving him $800. One fifth of the estate goes to grandson Elmer. one tenth to granddaughter Marie. grandson Raymond Kaberle also receives a share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Waeidman
Emma Kaberle
Strawberry ‘Point
August Kaberle
Oelwein
Otto Bredow
Waverly
Jochim Garllog
Mary
Anna
Mina
Ernst Weltzin
Norma
Eva
Agnes
Laverne Garling
Ming
Ernst’ Weitzin
Kaberle
Emma Weidman
Loring Recital at West High Tonight
Harold A. Loring, noted pinniat and texture-recitalist, appears at West High tonight as a special feature for patrons. He will perform with Brave Eagle a full-blooded Indian, dancing in native style and singing Indian songs with explanations of their religious and social significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Loring
Loring
Real Estate Firm Formed By Bronson Swinbank In City
Clayton B. Bronson and Harry Swinbank unite to form the Bronson Swinbank company to handle city real estate. The business remains separate from Bronson Insurance and will operate in offices of the Bronson Insurance agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FUERA
Clayton B. Bronson
Harry Swinbank
Bronson-Swinbank Company
Busi Neas
Altho
Bronson Insurance Agency
Carl Byrnes to Marry Girl of Los Angeles
Carl Byrnes of Grydon Minnesota to wed Mina J Speer of Los Angeles after a license issued on a Saturday The groom is son of James Barnes former park commissioner and Byrnes Park is named for him The couple attend a country home gathering and plan a ceremony tonight or tomorrow Miss Speer grew up near Cedar Falls moved to Sanborn and then to Los Angeles where she lives next door to James Byrnes sister The groom born in Waterloo now farms at Grydon and is brother of gospel singer Helen Byrnes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina J. Speer
Los Angeles
Carl Byrnes
Gixdon
Mina
James Barnes
Park
Byrnes Park
Miss Speer
Cedar Falls
Sanborn
James Byrnes
Sroom
Waterloo
Grydon
Minn
Helen Byrnes
Blizzard disrupts Knights of Columbus conference in Kansas City
Only half of the expected Knights of Columbus officers attended the meeting in Kansas City as heavy snow and disabled train service delayed travel. The conference covered society work and plans, with discussions hampered by travel chaos yesterday afternoon.
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Knights of Columbus
Ayers
K. C
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