World Court petitions urged for Senate discussion
Waterloo groups sign and return petitions urging debate on the world court motion. Mrs H W Sigworth leads a committee to collect signatures at theaters through tomorrow, addressing confusion about the court and stressing it seeks Senate discussion rather than immediate entrance. Memorial services and related civic groups are coordinating with clubs and associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliarches
H.W Sigworith
Waterloo Federation of Women's Organizations
Tate
Stewarth
Sigworth
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Gar
NE. Kendall
Women's Clubs
American Bar Association
Service Star Region
Poent-Teacher Association
Federation of Labor
University Women League
of Woman Voters
T.U
Yom
Go Aland
World Court
Senate
F C Platt to Park on World Tour at Teachers Dinner
F C Platt plans to discuss his around the world trip at the West Waterloo Teachers Association and board of education dinner at First M E Church. Central school teachers hostesses will present music directed by Miss Naneen Davis and group singing to close the program. A birthday party for Mrs Mae Shepherd at 2629 Lafayette featured relatives and out of town guests from Cesar Rapids and Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Platt
Franklin. Platt
West Waterloo Teachers Association
Board of Education
M. E
Central School
Naneen Davis
Mae Shepherd
Lafayette Street
Louis Mayfield
Raymond
Betty Mayfield
Cesar Rapids
Guy Boges
Sioux Falls
S. D
H.S. Hatton
Lafayette
Walter Popbensen
Parent-Teacher Association
Doris
Abletram
I Russel
Howe
Reading
Dmer Selliman
Bess Cooley
Dorothy Wilbur
Ellowene Joneen
Harriett Egan
Iowa Missionary Faces Challenges in India Mission Work
Miss Marie Cline, a third year missionary from Waterlog district, Methodist Episcopal Church, tells of teaching 3250 pupils in Meerut, India while facing inoculation duties, language study costs, and transportation limits. She plans to buy a bicycle for $26 with Christmas funds to improve outreach and relief travel between scattered districts. Also noted is a Lafayette Parent-Teacher meeting speaker and a Waterloo Women Voters meeting agenda in Des Moines and Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Marie Cline
Methodist Episcopal Church
Meerut
India
Charles Merruson
M. ON
Rogt
Clie
Jnhers
Delhi
Misa Cline
Miss Cline
Sha
The Wonderful Hat Bryer and the Shadow of Character
A reflection on how one person's personality shapes others unseen. The narrative recalls the influential hat buyer at a department store, whose flair drew patrons to her department though many never knew her name. It extends to public figures, editors, and hotel hosts, arguing that a strong personal presence casts a long, benevolent shadow across years and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topon
Hat Bryer
Aryone
R's
C. R
Ls House
Emerson
Beauty Chat Instructs On Weight and Skin Care
A reader named Edna G and others receive beauty advice urging weight gain with cod liver oil for underweight, daily outdoor exercise, deep breathing, and open windows to improve oxygen. Other tips cover facial hair, skin creams, eye care, hair brushing, and gentle weight guidance, with responses from multiple contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna G
Marjorie D
Jean M
H.S
Ela
Leona J
Castile
Marriage of Jane Soane and George R Wilson Announced
Mr and Mrs Francis M Soane announce the marriage of their daughter Jane to George Robert Wilson son of Mr and Afts Wilson Portsmouth Q The ceremony occurred Wednesday Jan 2 at Cedar Rapids Mrs James McAlvin and Francis J Scans attended and witnessed the ceremony The couple will reside in Portsmouth where they will be at home at 1037 Illehland Avenue The bride has roots in Waterloo and studied at Starrett School Chicago and Visitation Convent St Paul Mr Wilson will enter business as a coal broker in Portsmouth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Soane
Jane
George Robert Wilson
A. A. Wilson
Portsmouth
George R. Wilson
Cedar Rapids
James McAlvin
Francis
J. Scans
Wilaan
Ports‘mouth
Illehland Avenue
Waterloo
Starrett School
Chicago
Visitation
Convent
St. Paul
Wilson
Ohio State University
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Thomas McManus Hosts of His Son and Bride in Chicago
Thomas Loonan and Ruth Marian Whitwell wed in Chicago with Dr J A Earl officiating. Miss Whitwell, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Whitwell of St Paul, is a Minnesota graduate. Loonan McManus, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas McManus, is secretary treasurer of the St Paul stock farm Rich Valley Minn. The couple will reside at Rich Valley after their wedding trip. The notice also mentions society meetings including the Change Meeting of Royal Neighbors of America and a Delphian Society session discussing Egypt and immigration law. An East Park Presbyterian Church annual meeting and other society events are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. U7. McManus
Thomas Loonan
Ruth Marian Whitwell
St. Paul
Chicago
J. A. Earl
Pasetor
First Baptist Church
George Whitwell
St Paul High School
University of Minnesota
McManus
East High
Minnesota U
St.Paul
Tock Farm
Rich Valley
Minn
Mrs. McManus
East Park
Church News Highlights At Local Parishes
St Mark's Woman's Auxiliary plans a Thursday meeting at Mrs E H Cowan's home with parish women and guests from Christ Church and St Luke's Cedar Falls. Rev Campbell of Grace Church Cedar Rapids to speak. includes a musical program. Bible class hostesses led by Mrs W C Kellard Wednesday at 2:30. First Lutheran to hold Lenten service Wednesday evening with afternoon sewing in church parlor and carpet rag program. Mrs J D Becker to lead First Lutheran glee club meeting in evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
E. H. Cowan
Christchurch
St. Luke's
Cedar Falls
Campbell
Grace Church
Cedar Rapids
First Lutheran Church
Othe Church
Pienis Dinter
J.D. Becker
Church society notices and meetings schedule
At 7 30 p m today in church parlors First Evangalical Ladies Society will hold a business meeting with a kitchen shower. Trinity American Lutheran Ladies guild meets Wednesday afternoon at church parlors with hosts Mrs Nelson and Mrs F C Nus. Daughters of Plymouth hold an all day meeting and a Diente Junct ion at noon Wednesday at Mrs Harry Ploes home. Burden Bearers class to meet in Calvary Evangelical church tomorrow evening. Senior Christian Endeavor Graves Memorial University Brethren church to hold a box apolable at parlors tonight. Northminster Presbyterian women’s Auxiliary session tomorrow afternoon elect officers. picnic lunch planned with sandwiches and another dish.
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All Society
Trinity American Lutheran Ladies’ Guild
Nirs.is
Nelson
F.C. Nus
Daughters of
Plymouth
Diente
Harry Ploes
Calvary Myvangelical Church
Graves Memorial Univer Brethren Rehhurch
Northminster
Club Notes and Social Skits Highlight Garner Gathering
Miss Margaret Jane Harvey hosted the S A I club at Vine Street with needlework a saxophone solo by Miss Harvey and a song by Lois Nicholas while Mrs Frante Harvey served. Mrs S J Isenhower to host luncheon for D M C club Wednesday afternoon and Vogue club dinner at Mrs Arthur Bellis with 500 games and color scheme. An inquest in Garner into Roy Willibie suicide finds despondency and ill health cited as causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jane Harvey
S.A. i. Club
Vine Street
Jane Harvey
Lois Nicholas
Frante Harvey
Misses Carroll
Shannon Hee
Arthur Bellis
Vogue Club
Roscoe Manning
Grace Stafford
Verne Bellis
Garner
Roy Willibie
Willibie
Cleveland Women Plan Parade for Peace on Euclid Avenue
Plans near complete for a parade of thousands of Cleveland women down Euclid Avenue on Sunday afternoon April 20. The Women’s Council for the Prevention of War backs the event with noted leaders to head the program and broad participation across civic groups and PTA chapters to mobilize voters and support the playground and health initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Wamanoth
Women'’s Council For Ue Prevention of War
Ti Ig
Malcolm McBride
Ama
Jed
Waterloo Federation of Women's Organizations
Greater Waterloo Association
FW. Powers
Margery. Marsh
Willis Johnson
H. R. Agnew
MW. Wy. Beal
A. W. Greenlee
Della. McDermott
Bris
Lea
Leeper
W. E. Chesley
Foy Cobb
A. A. Hoffmann
MM. T.cDonough
John Hickey
HW. Howrey
J. R. Howard
Blanche Robbins
Eva Carry
P.T. al
Ames
J. F. Morris
H. Schulte
G. -P. London
C. Bei Brooks
W. A. Dobson
Ff. KE
Bunn
I. -L. Corton
W. E. Robinson
W. H. Bickley
H. G. Northey
A. C. Prosser
Hickelberg
T. F. Rivers
New York
A. S. Weishaar
Mississippi
Methodist Conference Set in Springfield Through May
Chicago March 25 The general conference of the Methodist Episcopal church will be held in Springfield Massachusetts through May. About 857 delegates from all parts of the United States and 44 nations and territories will attend. The event represents the largest gathering of Methodists to date with broad participation across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
General Conference
The
Methodist’ Episcopal Church
Springfield
Mass
United States
Episcopal Church Confronts Unification and Reform Debates
The article outlines the World and the law making body for the denomination considering unification with the Methodist Episcopal Church South. It also discusses episcopacy status and the reorganization of all benevolent boards amid major church reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal ‘Church
South
Japan uses condemned battleships as target practice
Tokyo reports that hulls condemned under the Washington treaty will be targets. The battleship Twami will be struck in April by a new naval triplane bomber, using two thousand pound bombs. Weeks later ships Aki and Satsuma, already partly scrapped, will test the 16 inch guns of superdreadnoughts Nagato and Mutsu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Twami
Navy
Aki
Satsuma
Nagato
Muten
Earthquake Recorded Near Washington Center in Georgetown
An earthquake of pronounced character was logged on Georgetown University seismograph yesterday afternoon from 1:36 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. The center was estimated by Father Tondart as 1,800 miles south of Washington, with Washington, D. C., noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Georgetown University
Tondart
Bloomington Fire Destroys Town Business District
A five hour blaze in Bloomington Indiana last night leveled buildings in the business district causing estimated losses between 350000 and 400000 dollars. Telegraph and telephone offices suffered fire damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
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Societia
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary Memorial Hell
Iowa
Des Moines
Jane Soane
Thomas McManus
Gannon Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
K. CG. Hall
le 1A
RL Ot
Ben Mur
Delphian Society
Egypt
A. G. Cole
A. G. Agnew
Masonic Hall
Church News
W. C. Kellard
First Luthera Church Glee
S. J. Isenhower
Tain D. M. C. Club
Garner Man
Petas
CeCe
Tom” Buchanan
A. Building Rotariay
Ee Bay
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Climatene Company
Canton
Ohio
Ummer
Nama City and State
Japan
Bowman’s
Orange Township
Fowler Copfes
Mercerizeu
A.stein & Company
Paris
Garters
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