Society Notes From Waterloo Woman's Club Open Meeting
Large attendance at Waterloo Woman's Club open meeting under the Literary department with reports from the board and secretary. Miss Marjorie Geary urged organized playground efforts for summer. Myrta S. Naven read a scene from The Great Divide, and others compared drama roles. Dues were amended to five dollars plus ten cents for Fine Arts members.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
Greater Waterloo Association
George Nauman
A. T. Atkinson
A. B. Kepford
Marjorie Geary
Myrta S. Naven
William Vaughan Moody
W. N. Blekley
Fine Arts
Federation of Music Clubs
Waterloo Woman Is Made Delegate to World Conference
Mrs. George W. DeWald received credentials to serve as delegate-at-large from Waterloo for the world conference of women in Washington D C under the Woman's Universal Alliance She also was asked to join the national research committee of the world council of women She is a former regent of Waterloo chapter and recently attended the state DAR convention and has been named organizing president of Children of the Revolution in Waterloo Also notable is a meeting of Wisconsin Women's Relief Coins with 70 members and 12 comrades in Memorial hall and plans for a March 28 all day fair at Memorial hall plus a Black's Tea Room glee club banquet featuring Iowa State teachers college president Dr Homer H Seerley among about 60 attendees with daffodils and yellow candlesticks at the tables
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George W. DeWald
National
Waterloo
World Conference of Women
Washington, D. C
Woman's Universal Alliance
world council_of women
DeWald
Waterlas
Cedar Rapids
Daughters of the American Revolution
National Society
Ean
Memorial Hall
Lillian Dennis
Jennie Stricker
Yeeport
Anna Higgins
Presbyterian Hospital
Olive Stevens
Louise Mkoeneke
Kimitebee
Glee Club Banqguet
Homer H. Seerley
Iowa State Teachers College
Minnesingers Glee Cclub
Black
Lemon Sandren
Max Noah
Wateriog
C. A. Fullerton
Harold Palmer
Dr. Seerler
Bills Clough
Edwin Brockman
W. E. Hays
Sandren
Brockman
Palmer and Wolfe
Woman's Federation
T. B. Homan
Town State Teachers ‘College
Beauty Chats on Diet and Calorie Science
Edna Kent Forbes explores scientifically correct dieting, explaining calories as heat units from burning foods. She notes the average man uses about 2700 calories daily and suggests practical tips for weight, complexion, and hair care from readers Angel C Jean C Francis and L T with doctor consultation advised for health conditions.
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Angel C
Jean C
Francis
L. T
Side Talks on Letters and Future Communication
Ruth Cameron muses on writing letters versus talking into machines that record speech. She speculates a future where conversations are captured on a recording device and mailed, then played back, imagining privacy concerns and the ease of telephonic life evolving toward direct thought transmission.
Sacred Heart St Patrick program fills capacity crowd
Sacred Heart School in the auditorium last evening hosted a packed St Patrick day program. The grand march, Irish chorus, dancers in costume and two plays The Kleptomaniac and Pa's New Housekeeper drew strong audience support. Music by the school orchestra accompanied the performances.
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Sacred Heart School
First Presbyterian Homemakers Banquet Held At Bishop’s Cafeteria Annex
Twenty four covers were laid for the First Presbyterian Homemakers class banquet at Bishop's cafeteria annex last evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seger, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bell, and other couples. A short business meeting and games followed with hosts and hostesses Mrs. Fred Troughon, Ralph Taffner, and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Thompson assisting. The Philadelphian class of Westminster Sunday school met for a picnic supper at the Irwin residence and elected officers: Mrs. H. Rathbun president, Mrs. H. A. Manning vice president, and Dr. Max J. Wilson secretary-treasurer.
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First Presbyterian
Bishop's Cafeteria
Fred Seger
E. W. Bell
Melvin Carnett
OG. van Trees
Robert Harbin
Fred Troughon
Ralph Taffner
R. H. Thompson
Westminster Sunday School
C. W. Irwin
H. Rathbun
H. A. Manning
Max J. Wilson
Buying Cameras A Guide For Beginners And Pros
The article outlines choosing a folding and bellows camera, stressing fixed focus box models for beginners, portrait lenses for close work, ground glass focusing, and the tradeoffs between small fast lenses and larger detail. It notes cost efficiency, light requirements, and that professional buyers seek high quality lenses and materials.
Woman's church groups organize chapters and discuss social issues
Mrs Madorah Smith hosted guests at Cedar Street while Dr A C Preston gave a short talk. Young married women at Park Presbyterian organized a Westminster guild chapter. Twenty two women attended the Woman's Missionary Society meeting at the McCoy residence where Rev Mounsey spoke on religious work and mite boxes. Mrs George Worthen spoke on the negro question and church efforts for those people. Refreshments were served by Mrs McCoy and Mrs Rube Brown.
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Ast Park Presbyterian Church
C. M. Brees
Westminster Guilt
Cheist
McCoy
Oe Mounsey
George B. Worthen
Rube
West High Debaters Defeat Charles City
West High defeated Charles City last evening at West High Auditorium on the question that the state should by proper legislation halt surfacing primary roads and provide a bond issue. Debaters Wendel Webb Cornelia Wells and Russell Beachler upheld the affirmative for West High, while Harry Harper Alfred Prottengier and Heathfield Seymoure argued for Charles City.
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West High
Charles City
Wendel Webb
Cornelia Wells
Russell Beachler
Harry Harper
Alfred Prottengier
Heathfield Seymoure
Warmer Weather Promised as Waterloo Sees Slow Melt
Waterloo readers report two days of uniform conditions with a chilly morning. Yesterday's sun reduced ice and snow, and by Monday most snow is expected to disappear. Temperatures ranged from 16 to 28 degrees above zero overnight. Forecasts predict rising temperatures, clouds, and unsettled conditions tomorrow.
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Waterloo
Inday
Whittier Parents And Teachers Hear Program
At Whittier school last evening the largest PTA gathering in the history of the group, during 1950, attended the regular meeting and heard a fine program. A chorus of seventh and eighth grade girls under the direction of Miss Alice Swanson, music supervisor.
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Whittier School
Parent-Teacher Association
Alice Swanson
The Good Little Tailor Play Delights School
A third grade drama The Good Little Tailor coached by Miss Edna Lick drew applause. Whittier Orchestra of 10 pieces performed inspiring numbers with encores for a violin solo by Margaret Gallup and a cornet solo by Dana Lesser.
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Edna Lick
Whittier Orchestra
Margaret Gallup
Dana Lesser
Marjorie Geary
Playground and Recreation Association
United States
Ruth Updegraff
River Level Threatens Dam Amid Rising Waters
River levels rose materially since yesterday and water swept over the dam in all places. Breaches in sand bag barriers widened, raising questions whether cofferdams can hold until waters subside. New ice remains but poses no danger to completed dam portions.
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Amr
Waterloo Relatives Attend New Hartford Funeral
Mr and Mrs Edward Pines and their children Alvin and Mrs J W Weatherwax, all of Waterloo, attended the funeral of Mrs Karl Ehaling in New Hartford this week. Mrs Ehaling, a longtime resident of New Hartford, was 73. She is survived by her husband four children Lydia Nauman Taj Oscar Ehasing Mary Prime and Edna Pines and 19 grandchildren. Burial was in New Hartford cemetery.
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Edward Pines
J. W. Weatherwax
Alvin
Waterloo
Karl Ehaling
New Hartford
Woman's Encampment Auxiliary No 2 Meeting Recalls Initiation
Members of the Woman's Encampment auxiliary No 2 met at Black Hawk temple last evening and initiated wine. Mrs. Sarah Clark will chair the entertainment program at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Encampment Auxiliary
Black Hawk Temple
Sarah Clark
Waterloo Women's Club backs Garden Week campaign
The Waterloo Woman's Club supports the General Federation of Women's Clubs Garden Week. The Civic Department with chair Mrs Wal Boges will lead efforts, aided by committees including Mrs Al Young and Mrs Chester Cadwallader. School officials will help promote the idea as plans and a timetable are drafted. President Harding and Garden Magazine endorse the movement, emphasizing garden work as a link to orderly purpose and serenity.
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Waterloo Woman's Clu
Wal Boges
al Young
Chester Cadwallader
J. T. Allen
Walter KB. Johnson
Waterloo
Harding
National Federation
Garden Magazine
Indarsius
Jssue
Thomas G. Winter
Federation
Red Lights Over Fire Alarm Boxes Effective Guides
Lights in the business district marked fire alarm boxes as effective guides visible from a distance. Fr. Stephenson, fire alarm superintendent, will install alarms as funds permit. Walnut Court apartments near Walnut and Pine streets will have a private system connected to the city, with a master box at the outside entrance linking to six interior stations. This is the first residence building equipped. other plants use private taxes connected to the city system.
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Stephenson
Walnut Court
Walnut
Pine Street
Waterloo Libraries To Add Forty New Books In Circulation
Waterloo public library plans to place forty new books into circulation starting Tuesday at 9 am. The additions include recent fiction and nonfiction titles such as The Blue Wound and The Evil Shepherd. At east library only: Landon in Eng.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Public Library
Blue
Sue Green Goddess
Mtin
Mosher
Evil Shepherd
Ppenhelm
Horser
Foursquare
Richmond
Roche
Three Lovers
Samorton
Wickham
East Brary
Landon
Paul Davis Dry Goods Birthday Cake Draws 3100 Plus
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co marks its twenty eighth anniversary with a massive cake sampling for over 3,090 attendees at the Waterloo store yesterday. The event drew crowds long before the cut as Paul Davis lauded civic support that spurred community growth from village to town.
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Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Paul Davis Dry Goads Company
Trends Jong
Parl Davis
Cf.izens
Waterloo
W. SI. Langlas
Altstadt & Langlas Baking Co
Davis
Langlas
Y Members to Hear Pre Easter Sermons
A Waterloo church program lists daily pre Easter sermons for YMCA members in the city of over 30 000. Rev A C Preston Rev H BeachJer Rev J R Macartney Rev C Bruce Rev Clinton F Smith Rev B R Williamson Rev M Moehlimann Harry Fisher Rev J A Hanley will deliver talks at gymnasium sessions with brief addresses preceding each session.
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Athletic Department of
Waterloo
Jesus
A. GC. Preston
WH. BeachJer
J. R. Macartney
C._E.ruce
Clinton
F. Smith
BR. B Williamson
MM. Moehlimann
Harry Fisher
J. A. Hanley
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