Lenten Yaaper Service Postponed Then Held at Home
The Yow community held a postponed Lenten Yaaper service Sunday at Aire C F Alistads home with Rev W L Beschler of First Brethren delivering a message on passion week and Christ’s unity with God. Mrs A Welshagr led songs and performances followed by refreshments. Local society notes include weddings, officer elections, and social events across Waterloo.
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A. Veapera
Aire
C.F. Alistads
W. IL. Beschler
First Brethren
Christ
Welshagr
Charlotte Altstadt
Y. W. Board
Daughters of Plymouth Hold All-Day Meeting
The Daughters of Plymouth plan an all-day meeting at the home of Mrs. Harry Pines on Wednesday. Members will gather for fellowship and organizational activities in the church neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Court
É BR. Ui
St. Mary's
Daughters of Plymouth
Harry Pines
Club Notes J D ladies host luncheon in Black's Tearoom
Mrs W E Peavey and Mrs Fred C Sage will be joint hostesses to members of the J D club at a 12 39 clock luncheon in Black's tearoom Tuesday afternoon
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AL Ro
Waterhop
Mary Melrose
Black's
Tearcom
Star Rebeksh
Star Rebekah Club
D. W. Dacey
W. E. Peavey
Fred C. Sage
J. D. Club
Waterloo Elks Entertainment at Clinton Tonight
Waterloo booking agency presents a six act vaudeville at Clinton tonight for 170 B P Elks initiates. A buffalo meat banquet starts at 6 p m followed by the second degree ceremony. Delegations from Davenport Dubuque Muscatine and nearby towns attend. Performances include Dolite Warien Swiss chimes Spears and Jaeger classic dancing Burger platers Mile Ramon de Co and others with two numbers from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logce Booking Agency of
Waterloo
Clinton Toda
B. P. Go! Elks
Waterloo Elks
Davenport
Bubuque
Muscating
Boyce Booking Agency
Dolite Warien
Spears
Jaeger
Burger Platers
Mile
Raemonde & Co
G. BE
Boyes
Chicago
Sedan Sled Patented by Waterloo Inventor
George Mourer of 1315 Seventh Street West, painter and decorator, invented a miniature sedan sled for children to ride on winter days. The first model was made for his niece Madelyn Wilson, and he has since secured a patent. Orders have come from Duluth, Montreal and Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mourer
Seventh Street West
Madelyn Wilson
Mourer
Duluth
Montreal
Winni
West Grade Schools Stage Tha Mouse That Jack Built
Children from west grade schools present the operetta Tha Mouse That Jack Built at West High auditorium on April 19 and 20. A planning committee led by Miss Naneen Davis, Miss Edna Lick, and Miss Alice Swanson met to finalize preparations. About 200 children participate in the Yeast production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Jack
West High Auditorium
Naneen Davis
Edna Lick
Alice Swanson
Proper baby shoe fitting and care guidelines
Advice on selecting flexible soled laced shoes for standing babies. Emphasizes long broad soles, no heels, ample room, and avoiding tight or overly stiff footwear. Recommends wooden shop fitting, examining wore shoes for signs of foot issues, and preferring laces to adjust as the foot grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childre
Beauty Chats On Dandruff Care From Edna Bent Forbes
Hair health advice lists common dandruff causes from washing frequency starch content soap strength and even hats. It advises scalp treatments using oils or tonics and suggests careful application to reach roots without wasting product.
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Page
Chorus at First Presbyterian Enjoyed The Oratorio
A large crowd attended the First Presbyterian Church last evening to hear Arthur Gaul's oratorio The Holy City, directed by Jersa M. Church. A 50-voice chorus, soloists from Cedar Falls and Galser Cardad, and broadcasts via Cole Bros. station marked the event. several seats remained empty as many were turned away. Dr. Macartney led a sermonette linking faith and science, with remarks on the unity of nature and revelation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Arthur
Gaul
Oly
Jersa M. Church
Mr. Church
Gsolo
Irving Wolfa
Cedar Falla
Misa Sisie Byvank
Misa Norman
Galser Cardad
Byrantt
Galser
Sennen
J. R. Macartney
Cole Bros. Electrical
Macartney
Jesus Christ
Hearon
William Jennings Bryan
Heaven
Christ
Will
Earth
Hazleton Girl Die in Hospital After Peritonitis
Miss Lara Simek of Hazleton died Friday afternoon at People's Hospital from peritonitis due to a ruptured appendix. She was 14, born in Hazleton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J Simek. Survived by parents, brother Leonard, sister Layonne, and relatives. Services held at Harlaton Presbyterian Church. burial at Smith Funeral Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Lara Simek
Hazleton
People's Hospitalere
J. Simek
Leonard
Layonne
John Miguet
Fred’ Clark
Harlaton Presbyterian Church
Mary A. Sharp
Hagleville
Missouri
Mr. Sharp
Local Notes and Social Roundup
A digest from town includes visits by Miss Irene Junkins and Mrs J Eighmey, a scarlet fever patient at home, building permits issued for remodeling at 1423 Second Street West, and several residents traveling or attending events. Highlights include a public speaking event in Waterloo, university visits, prayer week by the Salvation Army, and local accidents with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McFarlane
Chicago
Irene Junkins
Bristow
Verne Junger
High Home
Denver Etreat
W. L. Venable
R.D. Colvin
Wiss Doris Allen
Milwaukee
Downer
Birney Allen
Glena
Second Street
Paul Kildes
Waterloo
Columbia Academy
Dubuque
Maybeth Mack
W. of. Mack
Lincoln
Neb
Salvation Army
Russell Lamson
Vance Morton
Iowa City
New Cafe Opens with Red Cross Receipts Donation
The Liberty cafe at Fourth and Jefferson opens Wednesday with door service from 9 a.m. Gifts for Women and cigars for men will be given from the day's receipts to the Red Cross Chapter Waterloo. Officials from the Waterloo office handle the cash register. Proprietors Stelios and Elias Myrisias previously ran the old Liberty next door. William Karabis, ex-chef at Black's Tearoom, guides the kitchen alongside a lunch counter and modern mahogany furnishings.
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Liberty Cafe
Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
Red Cross
Waterloo
Dla. m
Stelios
Elias Myrisias
Elias ‘Myysias
Ta‘coma
Wash
William Karabis
Black's Tearoom
Sunny Side Country Club
Black Hawk Veterans to Receive Checks Soon
About 2000 Black Hawk county veterans will receive roughly 450000 dollars in World War I compensation. Payments come after bond sale negotiates around April 18, with Waterloo serial numbers among the first to get checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Iowa
Veteras
Des Moines
Waterloo
Thirty-Nine Admitted to Grace M E Sunday
Thirty nine adults and children were received into membership at Grace Methodist Church Sunday morning. It was the largest single class in the curran pastorate begun late last September. The sermon titled The Triumphal Entry marked Palm Sunday with special choir numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. E
A. B. Curran
Shoe leggars Newest Booze Peddler Species
Martins Ferry police raiding party found bottles of toxicants concealed in old shoes on a shelf. Thomas Murnizan was fined $400. Local booze peddlers referred to as shoe leggars mark a new breed in illegal trade.
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Martins Ferry
Thomas Murnizan
Dodge Motor Car on Display Three Days
Spring display of all Dodge models to run Thursday through Saturday at Harter B Hull salesroom 627 Franklin street. Technical demos show disassembled motor transmission and rear axle to explain parts coordination. Show highlights include after service emphasis, parts shop facilities, new overhaul machines, Endurance film, and music souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
Harter B. Hull
Franklin Street
Louisiana
Dedicates Lives to Christ Sunday at First Baptist
Thirty young people accepted the Christian message yesterday at First Baptist Church as Rev. R. Hi Williamson preached God's Greatest Gift. Evening services urged older members to support the younger group. The sermon stressed the parable of the great supper and warned that indecision is the deadliest health of the soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Hi. Williamson
First Baptist Church
Williamson-salg
Jesus
Fragmentary religious fragment discusses soul versus world
The passage rails against ignorance and unbelief and questions the value of gaining worldly wealth at the cost of the immortal soul, urging reflection on spiritual duties over material gain.
Hesitant Spring Forecasts Warmer Weather Ahead
Weather outlook tonight and tomorrow hints at warmer conditions for the region as residents weary of a cold spring. Weekend temperatures failed to bring crowds with Saturday topping 38 above zero and Sunday peaking at 38 before a 3 am drop to 16 above. Birthday party reported Sunday for Elizabeth Kent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. R Kent, at 1013 Wellington, planned by Mrs. Homer Barron and Mrs. N. S. Kent with pink and white decorations, music, games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tofay
Elizabeth Kent
N. R Kent
Wellington
dAfrs
Homer Barron
N.S. Kent
Every member canvass at Cedar Falls church
The First Presbyterian church conducted its every member canvass yesterday afternoon to raise $10,500 for current expenses and benevolences for the coming year. The event emphasized shared support and community involvement within Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar
Presbyterian ‘Church
Waterloo Public LibraryAnnual Report Shows 1922 Circulation
Waterloo public library released a summary annual report for the year ending December 31, 1922. It details total circulation of 247,842 across adult, juvenile, stations, and schools, a 44,500-volume collection with 4,623 additions, and 3,596 new cards issued. Financials show a balance of 340.95 on Jan 1, 1922, rising to 38,105.10 after taxes and fines, with year expenditures totaling 82,056.49 and year-end balance 6,048.61. The report notes strong school cooperation and highlights staff contributions in children’s and stations departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo ‘Public Library
Waterloo Library
H. M. Reed
Board Ofbrary Trustees
Reputy
Mies
Florence
Tate
Alina
Golda Aunbury
Galloway
John Fiske
Lincoln
Ginden
Lowell
Washington
Washington- Irving
Presbyterian
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Zimmerman-Wheeler
G. R. Shoemaker
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ida Wheeler
Shel Rock
Theo Zimmerman
Sanborn
Cedar Heights
Zimmeyerman
Cedar Falls
Colordo
E. W. OA. D. Society
Florance
Howard
Miss Howard
Goldier Bishop
Katherine, Luehr
Fidelity
Tuvedas
G. G. Club
Elmer Sherrill
Rose Cohen
Herman Rubin
J. D. Cohen
F. Rubin
Federation
Waterloo Woman's Federation
Church News
Elks At
Clinton
Mrs. Harland H. Allen
Beauty
Edna Bent Forbes
J. Eighmey
Pasadena
Cal
Wil A. Lane
First National Bank
Oklahoma City
Central States Conference of State Association
Lang
Town Bankers’ Associates
Harlan Gordon
Butler Avenue
Clara Frenzel
Mullan Avenue
Third Avenue West
EB. L. Cortan
Miss Frenzel
Moore-Young Construction Company
R. H. Mack A
Mack
Phong
Black Hawk
Dodge Motor Car
First Baptist
Buchanan XM
Ron
Patsia
Spring
GAN
Reneto Gardini
Boston
Strangler Lewis
Gardin
Lewis
Gardinz
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N.Y
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