Mary Melrose D A R Honors Mark Chapter Progress
Mrs Floyd L Chamberlains section to the state office of historian at the twenty fourth conference of the D A R in Cedar Rapids honors Mary Melrose chapter noting their rise in ten years Waterloo chapter earlier produced a state regent and both units share committee posts Fifteen local women attended with Mary Melrose representatives plus Waterloo delegates The D A R will mark unmarked 1812 graves in Waterloo and Revolutionary graves across the area The Whitson Tegtmeier nuptials took place at Walnut Street Baptist with the bride in anne velvet They will reside at 121 Quincy street after a Des Moines visit The bride is a Waterloo College graduate The groom works for Waterloo North Star company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd L. Chamberlain
State Office
Conference of Law
Cedar Rapids
Mary Malrosa
Waterloo
Lucinda Richards Thummel
Fred
Pettit
E. G. Leffler
P. L. Chamberlain
Mary Melrose
Mrs. Chamberlain
Mmes
A. G. Sawyer
Regent
Cora Sawyer
J. M. Hileman
F. Pp. Robmeier
H. W. Sigworth
Fred S. Pettit
C. F. Brown
G. W. DeWald
P. H. Paulwen
Ben Hesser
E. C. Leffler
Warren Gilbart
J. W. Gwynone
Fegimieier-Whitson
Mise Hletta Whitson
Lewis C. Whitson
Ernest Tegtmeier
Henry Tegtmeier
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Hey
R.N. McDonald
Cora Brinseeon
Oliver Whitson
Legion Auxiliary to Meet in Waterloo in April
The third district convention of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held in Waterloo toward the end of April with identical timing to the district event. Mrs Inez Glockner was elected president to fill the vacancy caused by Mrs J P Riordan’s resignation. Miss Marjorie Geary spoke on playgrounds as the welfare committee work was completed and many membership applications were submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Austrary
Waterloo
Memorial Hall
Ume
Legion District Convention
Inez Glockner
J.P. Riordan
Marjorie Geary
Weltire Committee
St Pauls Basketball Club to Present Musical Program
The St Pauls M church youth group will stage a musical and dramatic program in the church auditorium tonight. The event features a chorus and solo numbers plus contributions from Miss Mildred Luce Beatrice Allen and others. An offering will support the baseball season equipment fund. A separate note mentions a card party for Waterloo Woman's Club funds with fifty tables planned for April 6 at Bishop Cafeteria No. 2 chaired by Mrs Petersen and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's M. 5
Mildred Luce
Beatrice Allen
Graham Messinger
G. H. Luce
Clare Heald
Claranea Dewey
Alfred Levi
Waterloo
Riverside social clubs host meetings and luncheons
Club notes recounts gatherings at Black's tearoom and Bisack's tearoom with members of Thursday and L.I.C. clubs, needlework circles, card parties, and receptions. Visitors include Mrs Vernon In and Mrs Helen Sheppard Chicago. A birthday postcard shower for Mrs Charles Brown is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Drive Club
Mra. Gifford Chester
F. J. Miller
Helliway
Vernon
Mra. W. A. Peterson
Black’s
Harry Stewart
A. J. Mueller
Helen Sheppard
Chicago
HH. Caughlin
A. B. Budaerlein
Minerva Club
Bisack
Dirs
J. Langfeldt
Charles Brown
F. ©. PB. Club
George Jump
M. D. Brown
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes Feed Elbows Fashion
Edna Kent Forbes discusses elbow fashion in Paris designs with short and long sleeves. She offers cosmetic tips for ugly elbows, recommending scrubbing with soap and warm olive oil, later adding oil for nourishment and nightly application to avoid staining garments. The column includes fashion and health advice for young readers.
SIDE TALKS DISCUSSES HEREDITY VERSUS ENVIRONMENT
Ruth Cameron reflects on why people cling to sides in debates about destiny heredity environment and beliefs. She cites reading a science history book and James Harvey Robinson to argue that people defend opinions to protect self esteem and social identity rather than facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalli
Reat
Harvard
James Harvey Robinson
St Mark's Woman's Auxiliary Plans Easter Mission Dresses
The St Mark's church auxiliary met to study the negro and sew dresses for a Negro mission to be sent before Easter. The nationwide campaign pledge was paid and thank offering boxes opened. Tea was served at the close. Mr and Mrs A T Petersen will host altar guild members and their husbands for a picnic supper this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mark’s Church
C.G. Stearns
5. B. Smith
Los Angeles
Cal
Waterloo
A. T. Petersen
Altar Guild
Miss Bob White Musical Comedy Comes to Waterloo Theatre
St Mary's Social club presents Miss Bob White a 28 performance musical comedy April 9 10 at Waterloo theatre with J T White from John B Rog Producing company directing rehearsals. Mrs Alice Brown Shores stars with a large ensemble including Craig Arhuckla Van Billion and Ralph Alarl among 12 principals and a 200 voice chorus. Omaha district entertainment staff and Albert Hoffer head the general committee with A L Sala H Lehmitz J W Kock and Charles Will handling key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob White
St. Mary’s
Craig
Arhuckla
Van_ Billion
Robert White
Margaret Connolly
Phiilis
Ralph Alarl
Jack
Frances
Adrian
Autumn
Agnes Kopel
Maggie
James Murphy
Lord Bashful
Lester Guy* Er
King Beal
Triend Rodd
Andrew Fried
G. Yankemen
A. Lasche
de Vere
A. As Hoffmann
Albert Hoffer
St. Mary's
Afrs
A. L. Sala
H. A. Lehmitz
J. WW. Kock
Charles Will
Darning Guide for Stockings and Gloves
A practical instruction on selecting darning cotton and needles. It explains eight ply mercerized cotton, matching thread, and choosing the right needle size. It also describes two types of darners stocking and glove, including materials and shapes for practical home mending.
Five Foreign Born Citizens Welcomed Into American Fold
Five aliens who became naturalized citizens of the United States in Judge B. B. Stiles division yesterday were honored at Memorial hall by the Woman's Relief corps and patriotic groups. Trev. Robert N. McDonald spoke of pride in citizenship. officials presented citizenship papers, flags, and copies of the Constitution to the new citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
B. B. Stiles
Division of District Court
Memorial Hall
Woman's Relief Corps
Lillian Dennis
America
Home
Maud Dudley
Agnes Thompson
Laverne Beal Carell
J. W. Thompson
Woman Bequeaths 1000 to Sister in Germany Probate Today
The will of Philipena Huck of Fox township, filed for probate in Minden Germany, names sister Sophia Schelon of Minden as recipient of 1000 dollars about 10,000,600 marks at old rate. Other legacies include 500 to Wilhelmine Lassenberg in Minden, 500 to Henry Falke in Oklahoma, 1000 to stepson William C. Huck of La Porte City, and 3000 to niece Emma Suhr of Sturgeon Lake Minnesota. Emma Suhr receives the residue. W. C. Huck named executor. bequests shrink proportionally if estate falls short. Será testament executed July 22, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Schelon
Minden
Germany
Phillipena Huck
Fox Township
Field
J. W. Thompson
Huck
Emma Suhr
Sant Will
Workers Hear Evangelist Hanley at Illinois Central Shops
Rev. J. R. Hanley spoke to an audience of shopmen during noon services at Illinois Central shops under Railroad Y M C A auspices. He is conducting revival meetings at the First Methodist Church and received a warm reception for his address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
J. R. Hanley
Railroad Y. A
G. A
Vr. Hanley
Fred
Fisher Sings at Event With Dr Han Ley
Fisher accompanies Dr Han ley and sang several special numbers. On March 29 Roy A. Graham Y M C A secretary will go to Des Moines for the Midwestern convention of Y M C A secretaries where Dr John R Mott will conduct the one day convention in Chicago.
High Water Delays Dam Construction After Breaches
Advanced dam work was delayed by high water that breached two cofferdam walls likely 10 feet wide. Pressure from the river caused sandbag barriers to fail, opening a wide breach. Officials hope to seal the breaches when river levels permit and resume rapid completion thereafter.
Scout Program Reshapes Leadership Roles At Black's TeaRoom
Three deputy commissioners under a commissioner will lead specialized scouting features at meetings. A. Ralston becomes 6 Deputy for troop advancement, Merle J. Brown oversees disciplinary arms, and C. H. Trunkey handles troop records. Karl Krause named Scoutmaster of Troop 4. Joe Snively reports a snowy pilgrimage to Kamp Kiwanis and a Bible study session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Jury
Scout
A. Ralston
Merle J. Brown
C. H. Trunkey
Karl Krause
Brown
Joe Snively
Kamp Kiwanis
Mr. Snively
Poem by Horace E Burt at Starrett School affair in Waterloo
Horace E Burt aged 82 with daughter Mrs Gerald T Smith in Chicago sends a spring poem read by her at a Starrett School for Girls party of about 40. Burt, longtime Waterloo resident, is father of Austin Burt Cit Gas & Electric general manager. Theodore Shawn lecture on Music Drama and the Dance scheduled at Waterloo theatre Thursday March 29 at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace E. Burt
Gerald T. Smith
Chicago
Austerloo
Austin Burt
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Waterloo Woman's Club
Alexander Frank
Ted Shawn
Waterloo Theatre
Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Losses Reported
Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern Railway Co. shows February losses of $13,210.42 with 191,151 fares collected. Gross revenue $13,324.37, operating expenses $11,196.72, net income $1,218.76 after taxes, but interest and renewal charges total $14,429.17 leaving a net loss for the month of $14,210.42. Fares remained seven cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Co
Waterloo
Ehig
Traction Company
Women’s World Ide Guild appoints new branch councilor
Mrs W H Indra was chosen as councilor of the new branch. Officers include Gladys Aiken president Leona Foster vice president Adeline Van Doren secretary Opal Lowe treasurer. Committees to be named later with meetings slated for the second Wednesday evening of each March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worldide Guild
W. H. Indra
Gladys Aiken
Leona Foster
Adeline van Doren
Opal Lowe
Marth
Tut Exhibit Sparks Window Display Of Vintage Car
A Waterloo garage show features an embedded sepulcher containing a vintage Overland car, marketed as more famed than King Tut's tomb. Officials claim the display rivals Tut's notoriety as public curiosity swells over the mysterious chamber and the car's antique prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tut
Overland-Waterloo Company
Waterloo Garage
King Tut
The
Overland Company
Nile
First Baptist Women Form World Wide Guild Branch
Thirty six young women of the First Baptist church formed a local branch of the World Wide guild at the church parlor. They will join with Walnut Street and Burton Avenue Baptist churches on April 8 to entertain Cedar Valley associa tion branches honoring Helen Hobart of New York City, the national organizer. The event followed a dinner party hosted by Mrs. R B Williamson and Mrs. R R Asquith. The day also featured a blizzard that fizzled with clearing skies and cold temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
World Wide Guild
Tey
Walnut Street
Burton Avenue
Cedar Valley Association
Helen Hobart
New York City
Guild
R. B. Williamson
R. R. Asquith
Kellogg's Bran Promises Constipation Relief and Health
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as a complete all bran cereal that cleanly relieves constipation when eaten regularly. It promotes krambling cooked bran, frequent daily use, and versatility in recipes while claiming health benefits and physician recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Legion Dance Thrives in Mason City Oldtime Party
Mason City Iowa March 23 A Legion hosted oldtime square dance drew over 2000 attendees the largest dance crowd in city history. D Masley age 84 danced past midnight while many seniors and flapper girls tried quadrilles and two steps. Dick Lloyd won the clog contest as a second dance was requested by crowds unable to enter the armory. Lincoln cirere Ladies of the G will attend the funeral of Mrs Alissa Gates at 227 Reed street Saturday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
American ‘Legion
D. Masley
Siz
Dick Lloyd
Armory
Lincoln -Cirere
Tadies
The
Alissa. Gates
Reed Street
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Society News
Melrose
Edison P.T. A.school
Loge
Commeres
William Galloway Company
Waterloo North Star Company
Legion Auxiliary
St. Paul’s
Qui Vive Club
West
Carl Nath
L. I. C. Club
Walter Moyer
W. H. Diefenbach
Black's Tearom
Clarence Schinter
Roy Stevens
James T. Knapp
Black’s Tearoom
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Paris
Betty & Dotty
Ruth Cameron
Church News
Church Social Club
Wills
Mrs. Harland H. Allen
Friendship Club
Girl Reserve Friendship Club of West High School
William Burke
Elma
Alice .C. Bilek
Eiletta Whitson
Earl Parker
Blanche Foulk
Hester
Woods
Sacred Heart
St. Patrick’s Day
Sacred Heart School
Emerald Isle
Kleptomantac
John Burton
Monica Melternan
Vateria Chase Armsby
Luthia Schmidt
Charley Dover
Mary Alice Hannon
Preston Ashley
Irma[ Cotton
Pa Jackson
Lawrence Bellows
Dimmie Jackson
Jimmie
Beretta Coury
Ook
Ellen Trainer
Freda Dixon
Anna Murphy
Mina Ackerman
Donald Burger
Marcus Arend
Evelyn “Tovians
Rose Vanvilet
Menry_ Arend
Elmer Manahl
Ack Drown
Dimmie’s Chur
Arthur Arend
Mattie Jact
Hanley
BOY Scout News
First Baptist
Ralph B. Slippy
Iowa
Millinery Majestic Theatre
Legion
Horlick
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