Missionary tea marks Grace church founding
Members of Grace Methodist Episcopal church and guests gathered for a missionary tea at Mrs. Fred S. Adams home under the Woman's Foreign Missionary society. The event celebrated the society’s founding with readings, musical selections, and a gift presentation totaling 136.84. Several leaders and volunteers helped host and serve at the tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Fred S. Adams
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Nellie Hoxie Kell
Thomas. W. Eaton
Gus ‘Thode
Fred 13
Adams End
W. BP. Hoxie
Margarets Miller
Margaret Moore
Maxine Clow
Virginia Neary
Gavotte
Kargonoff
Dorothea - Sennett
Billy Lane
W. A. Lane
Ethbrlie Storer
Thelma Hoadley
A. N. Gleason
R. A. Holdiman
W. PB. Hoxie
F. D. Miner
Mary Jean Adams
Tlle
Russell Lovell
GC. W. Brayton
Mark Flanders
William Watters
Autumn Leaf Club Honors Three 15th Wedding Anniversaries
Three members of the Autumn Leaf Club received cut glass gifts at a Thursday meeting held at Mrs. Alva Schmitts. In the absence of the president Mrs. Charles Turner presided, and contest prizes went to Mrs. Hatty Griffith and Mrs. James Edwards along with others. Guests included Mrs. James Edwards and several named attendees. the next meeting is set for April 26 at Mrs. Ernest Folletts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burke
Harry Griffith
Ernest. Widdel
Autumn Leaf Club
Alva Schmitt
Charles Turner
Widdel
Hatty Griffith
James Edwards
Elmer Hew Ht
Edwin Widdel
Robert Lazenby
Ray Gigle
Walter Lazenby
Werncold Diercks
Ernest Follett
Waterloo C E Plans Isle Dinner Program
Waterloo chapter of the Order of Eastern Star invites members and friends to a 6:30 dinner at the Matt Parrott building prior to a meeting. The event includes an initiation with special music by Mrs. George Welker and aims to showcase local humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Matt Parrott
Tay
Brs
Murphy
George Welker
Good Attendance Marks Meeting of Relief Corps
Forty six members and one G A R comrade Julius Dennis attended yesterday afternoon in Memorial Hall. One application was ballot ed on. Visitor Mrs W M Baker of Grundy Center. Mrs M L Courter and Mrs H S Blank were received as members. Mrs Lottie Flick president announced an all day thimblebee with paid luncheon for Wednesday in Memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Dennis
Memorial All of Woman's Relief Corps
W. M. Baker
Grundy Center
M. L. Courter
H. S. Blank
Lottie Flick
Memorial Hall
Addingtons to Host Dinner Before Ball
Mr. and Mrs. R. EF. Addington will preside at a dinner this evening in Black’s Trinity room. Flowers and table arrangements will be provided by a select committee of local hosts. Later, the group will attend the United Commerce Fat Travelers’ ball at the Elkshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addingtons
R. EF. Addington
Black
Tramaam
Wsl
5Ry OM
Mirna FR
Humiston
W. FE Schoen
Brandfield
Elksebih
Patriotic Order Plans Gifts and Initiation for Units
Presentation of six flags planned at 10 a.m. Monday with G A R members invited to join. A regular meeting and class initiation set for 4 p.m. Tuesday at Memorial Hall. Lincoln Gettysburg address framed piece shown yesterday at Emerson School by F M Stull. Comrade Amos Wheat spoke to pupils who sang. Sloane Wallace Durist high students received silk flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterans
Catnp
Uillary
Lincoln
Emerson School
F. M. Stull
Amos Wheat
Sloane Wallace Durist High School
Mooseheart Legion Women Start Membership Contest
Mooseheart legion Women of Mooseheart Moosehall organized a membership contest at a meeting last evening. Three captains were named Harries Wightman red team Grider purple and Carvess white. The contest closes April 27 with a class to be initiated. Losing team members receive a banquet along with new candidates and pledges. A card party is planned at Moose Hall on Thursday evening April 4. The next lodge meeting is set for April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart Legion
Moosehall
Harries Wightman
John Grider
H. A. Carvess
Rive
Moose Hall
Bride and Groom Honored at Party Weekend
Several affairs are planned for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Trent who wed last Sunday. Mrs Trent was Miss Margaret Bailey. Relatives gathered last evening to honor the couple with a three course supper and gifts. The bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Keehbatley host another gathering tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph ‘Trent
Trent
Margaret, Bailey
Wo. Humby Pote
Daner
Keehen Batley
Dinner Celebrates Natal Anniversary at Blacks Tea Room
A small gathering at Blacks Tea Room celebrated a Natal anniversary with Mrs. Walker Marian Inks Vivien Setar and Grane Turvey among the attendees. The program featured a speech by Ted Wot and a May event was mentioned with plans for April 1. The Our Lady of Victory Academy Parent-Teacher association held the afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian
Vivien Setar
Grane
Ayerie
Pvaste
Gates
Reventhy Glee
Cignity
Victory Academy
Tneheen
Bonen
Stringed Quartet of I. S. T. C. Delivers Concert Treat
The Iowa State Teachers College quartet led by Prof. Edward Kurtz with Edna Hopkins Martis Schwarck and Roland Searight performed Brahms String Quintet in F minor op. 34 and Mozart G major quartet. California desert and Apache movements featured Kurtz on West. Audiences at Waterloo Woman's club praised the program and the overall performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kurtz
Cedar Falls
MSL
Waterloo
Abe
Iowa State
Fenchers Collegee
West
Fine Arts Department
W. H. Bickley
Caaude Bennett
Charman
Kurtz
Brahms
Prof
Ednad Hopkins
Martis Schwarck
Rose Leng Renguite
Manist
County W. C. T. U. Officers to Hold Annual Luncheon
Black Hawk County Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold its annual official luncheon at Black Hawk hotel Cedar Falls at 2 o'clock next Friday. Those who attend meet in the hotel lobby after 11 a.m. Reservations with Mrs. Mary Jane Philpot or Mrs. Rose Wild by Thursday afternoon. Local presidents unable to attend should send a vice president or other representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Alcott P T A to Elect Officers
Alcott Parent-Teacher Association will meet at 7 45 p m Monday instead of Tuesday. A short program is planned by Mrs Harry Pines. Election of officers will be conducted. The evening will include gel acquainted games led by Miss Thora Collier. Mrs R D Basse chairs the serving committee. Mothers of third grade pupils will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott Parent-Teacher Association
Harry Pines
Thora Collyer
R. D. Basse
City Federation to Inspect Jail and Dinner Meeting
The City Federation of Women's Clubs meets at 6 30 p m Monday for dinner in Black's tearoom followed by a business meeting and an inspection trip of the new jail Reservations may be made with secretary Miss Mayme Bran The Woman's Benefit association hosts a gathering at Mrs Joseph Wretter's home Thursday afternoon with chairs and helpers listed for the event A Delphian Society study on Europe and other activities are noted with various hosts and initiators including Mrs O Lohan and Cedar eight details incomplete
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Black
Mayme Bran
W. R. AA Thimblebee
Joseph ‘Wretter
Mtrs
Crearge Kreiman
Heber Brown
Herbert Lantz
Mary Wright
Gertrude Collentine
Delphian Society
Europe
Tieat A
Lohan
Cedar Eight
Club Notes Sur-Rebekah Entertains At Ro Mage Home
Mrs AL Ro Mage hosts a gathering at her residence with notable attendees including Mesias Mie and Charles Beochy. The event features social chatter, refreshments, and a light competitive mood as guests mingle in a relaxed club setting.
Church News Briefs Schedule Meetings and Luncheon
Church notices list upcoming meetings at homes of members for the AMEE and First Presbyterian groups. St Margaret's and St Mark's auxiliaries plan a 1 PM gathering. a luncheon is set for Thursday at Hotel Russell Lamson. Lydia Society slated to meet Wednesday at Mrs Wilknah's home with Mrs Shapland and Miss Ethel Howard assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Thimbledon— Memorial Hall
Waterloo
O. E. S—Math Parrott Iildlig
Lydia Osociety
First Presbyterian Church
M. O. Wilbur
P.-T. Round Table
Y. W
Chib
Rey McLain
Joyle Club
Alexander Muteh
T. T. M Club
Henry Bills
St. Margaret's
Guild
Womain's Auxiliary
St. Mark's
Cuureh
Hatel Russell-Liuimsnan
W. B.A. Shimblebee
Toxeph ‘Trotter
Woman's Auxiliary
Lydia Society of
Pirst Presbyterian Church
Fifteen hundred teachers at Iowa teachers convention
About 1500 educators from 18 countries attend the Northeast Iowa division meeting at East High School in Waterloo on March 29 and 30. Supt John Beveridge of Omaha delivers an address on Fundamental Principles of Business and Professional Endeavor, followed by Sgt Alvin York on My Late War Experiences and the Present Fight. The schedule includes Parent-Teacher Association sessions, a luncheon, musical programs, and officers and delegates to be elected for the national convention in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pubiic
Iowa State Teachers Association
East High School
John H. Beveridge
Omaha
Neb
Alvin G. York
Jamestown
Tenn
Iowa
East Bligh
Parent- Teacher Association
W.C. A
Hotel Russell- Lamson
Waterloo
Estela Swen
Cedar Rapids
A. E. Jewesk Weterlon
Sadi
Luke
du Fuane
State Tractors College
EL F. Kurtz
Qrst
Edna Hopkins
Marlys Schwarek
Roland Searight
Karle
Pram
Parent-Teacher Association
Fred Grant
Glenn A. Tibbitts
W. W. Stark
Edward Pelly
Cleveland
Pronk to Direct Varied Round Tables for Teachers and Officials
Waterloo plans round table discussions led by Pronk with city and county superintendents, rural teachers, and town principals. Programs cover mathematics English foreign languages commercial penmanship home economics music physical education for genders, science social science manual arts and more. Local kindergartners Miss Mary Moore and Miss Darlene Decker will demonstrate in everyday music and dramatization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pronk
Vonkers
Panania
Sousa
Gartage
Sheba
Gounod
Waterloo
Mary Moore
Darlene Decker
Ralph Sarfi
Norma Galser
Music Round Table
GC. Dunsmoor
George V. Jensen
Fred J. Kluss
Helen Gier
Dalton Laboratory
Women's Clubs and P T A Meet for Group Sessions
Black Hawk county women's club members will meet all day Tuesday at the Congregational church in Cedar Falls. Reports of committees, inspirational addresses on social welfare, and a noon luncheon are planned. Waterloo reservations are requested via Mrs E H Alford. Women from federated and unfederated clubs are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Semor
Waterloo
Y. Woca
Ams. B.C. Hopkins
Des Moines
Name confusion risks mortgage validity in bankruptcy case
federal referee J. E. doydan presides over Charlies Chester bankruptcy. a meeting in Jordan's office weighed a $2900 telmortgage from Calloway to his father. the misnamed signer Chrstur Callaway failed to appear as Charles G. the trustee argues the name error invalidates the mortgage yet arguments remain under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Doydan
Jordan
Charlies Chester
Callowar
U Nn Grandy County
Calloway
Catlaw
Chrstur Callaway
Chrser
Charles G
Referm Jordan
East High Carnival Planned by Three Organizations
Three East High groups the Dhe' Eli, the Foendshi Club and the Arenestra plan a two day carnival on April 13 and 14 at the high school site. Events include midway attractions and various programs. The committees seek support to cover expenses with Perum Owl as general committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Suri
Dhe
Eli
Foendshi Club
Arenestra
Thousand Stamps Prize at Waterloo Hobby Show
L G Maring offers a 1000-stamp prize for the best collection entered in the Waterloo Hobby and Pet Show set for April 13 14 in Courier hall. Prize hinges on collection arrangement not size with additional Zeppellin envelope prize and prewar German notes. Eligible entrants under 18 may submit stamp, coin or craft displays with community sponsors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
L. G. Maring
Williston Avenue
Courier Hall
Maring
Zeppelin
Black
Lauerman
Courier
City Recreation Department
M. GA
Legion Post 138 Near 1922 Peak at 700 Members
The Beecher-Chapman post 138 American Legion reached 700 members and nears the 1922 peak of 812. Herman C. Milter, then Waterloo Red Cross chair and Greater Waterloo head, led the post when Waterloo hosted the Iowa department convention, and officials expect 1928 to surpass the 1922 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecher-Chapman
American Legion
Herman C. Milter
Greater Waterloo Association
Waterloo
The
Red Cross
Iowa Department
Legionnaires
Express Wagon Wrecked at Cedar Falls by Derailed Cars
An American Railway express wagon was wrecked this morning at Cedar Falls when four Illinois Central freight cars derailed on an adjoining track as the express messenger transferred packages to the northbound passenger train. The wagon horse was uninjured and none of the express packages were damaged. The driver was Carl Buhl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeamier
Waterloo Girls Sing Solo Parts in Grinnell Glee Club Concert
Two Waterloo girls Miss Margaret J Howell and Miss Geraldine Brinkman served as piano and vocal soloists at Grinnell College Girls Glee Club annual home concert in Herrick chapel. Miss Howell accompanied and Miss Brinkman performed The Blessed Damozel by Rossetti. Relatives attended, including Mrs W B Howell and Mrs J E Brinkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Grinnell Glee Club
Margaret J. Howell
Geraldine Brink- Man
Grinnell College Girls Glee Club
Herrick
Howell
Miss Brinkman
Damozel
Rossetti
Frank Damrnsch
W.B. Howell
J. E. Brinkman
Helene Howell
Dowebe Densen
Former Carrier Boy Returns Here as Business Man
Karl J. Ulrich, son of Charles S. and Mrs. Ulrich, formerly a star carrier for the Evening Courier in Waterloo, returns after eight years away. He spent three in Omaha and five in Chicago. Now in the fire insurance business, he has joined the Weatherwax agency in the Black Hawk building and resides with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wtil
Karl J. Ulrich
Charles S. Ulrich
Florence Siree
Evening Courier
East
Karl
Waterloo
Omaha
Chicago
Karl Ulrich
Weatherwax Insurance Agency
Black Hawk
Brain Test Answer and Pair Counts
The page lists puzzles with pair counts for various relationships: cousins 41 with 27, father and son 3 with 22, brothers 3 with 12, uncle and nephew 18, grandfather and grandson 9, and totals showing 18 people.
Coe Glee Club Opens Spring Tour Next Friday
Coe College Men's glee club will begin its annual spring tour next Friday at First Presbyterian church Cedar Rapids. The group will visit 11 cities in Iowa and Minnesota, traveling by its own motor bus through northern Iowa and southern Minnesota to Minneapolis and St Paul. Edgar Drake Holland and Earl Johnson Des Moines Fros Pauls directed the trip with Stanley Vesely accompanying as cornet instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Gow College
Cedar Rapids
Iowas
Minnesota
Iowa
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Glee Club
Edgar Drake
Holland
Earl Johnson
Des Moines Fros
Pauls
Ray
Stanley Vesely
Cornet
Coe
Gles Club
Orange Twp Couple to Observe Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Orange Township March 24 Mr and Mrs T P Hamer will receive friends at their home Monday from 2 to 5 pm in informal reception celebrating their fiftieth wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Ravcial Service
Orange Township
T. P. Hamer
Manz and Gauss Buy Winthrop Drug Store
Karl Manz and Mike Gauss purchase and take over the L. G. Peck drug store in Winthrop Ta. The Waterloo men rename it Manz & Gauss drug store and assume management after five years with Gauss Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Manz
Mike Gauss
Gauss
Winthrop
L. G. Peck
Waterloo
Manz & Gauss Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace W. F. M
G. T. Ball
Elks
Temple Rebekah
Black Hawk I. Co
PL Hall
H. D
Geraldine Langlas
Progressive Delphian — Society
City Federation of Women's Chins
Black’s
P-T. A
Alcots
Congregational Church
Woc
UUS Willard Hall
Willard Hall
M. Letreamer
Alphi Guild
A. Morris
Star Rarchi Mys
AL Rey Kipare
K. of Po
Pyuuan
W. LB
Carpenter's Hall
GC. A
Blue Triangle League
Royal Neighbors
K. of C. Hall
Black Hawk Hotel
Coe College Men's
Waterloo C. E
Erin’s ‘Isle
Relief Corps
Cedar Walle
Maren
Syri
Rechapw
Masrnie
Ayemapany
Clave of
Mis
Ali Baxter
Howard Burt
Lee
Anny
Bette Jane
Aman
Betty Jane
Patriotic Order
Natal
EL EL
Warsday
Willard Tel Ia
Propicrde Elirirerat
Ands & Short Brevnig
Alcott P.T. A
City Federation
Noyat
Eamy
Koc. Hall
Tlso Hs
Weninn
Mie Charies Beochy
Happy Corie
Rae Club
Church News
Amee Paul
Pirsh Presbyterian Chireth Will Mery
G. A. Mortis
York
B.C. Hopkins
Town Congress of Parents and Teachers
M. CG
LaRue
Baltimore Street
PT. A
Grace Uilemeyer
Waterloo East
Martha McCormick
Alute
Bluss
J. Hohn
T. A. Court
Katherine Hattendorf
Diviston
State University of Iown
Aliss Jane Boyd
Iowa Congress P.T A
C. Mugdsick
Charles City
Iowa Congress of Parents and ‘Teachers
Henry * Brows
Dumant
Butler County
Or. OP. Obmasa
Crdac Enpids
Puhttery Phatoaan
Herelyensy Bruker
peole—Creup Enntermens Misa
Tigh
Mekant
Voi OH. Pawel
Cedar Tapids
Eletnlary
Wor Jonmstone
Dubuque
Geo A. Patterson
Ertrewood
No. Lf Pwt
A. Linncountry
Bendemeer
Oriole Glee Club
East Eaeh
Grae Ullemeyer
West High
Gail Wilbur
Rattata
Waltis
Carpenter
Ban
Stetti
Evelestea
Tarie Denne
Ivan Carnival
Paris
Jean
Patou
Charles
Chester
Heave
Noor
Wateria Pet and Hobby Shaw
Sehaat
Legion
C. F
Fashion Department
Alamas
Simd Eee Eee Eee
Eees City and State
Ste
Wep
Bree
Coe’s Glee Club
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
E. 9Th St
ILA
Dmuscia
My Valet, Inc
Master Cleaners
East Fourth St
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