Community clubs and social events in Waterloo notes
A roundup of hostess duties and club activities unfolds with Mrs John Gritman hosting the Pond Lily Crochet club, St Francis hospital work, card party plans for April 9, Crystal club gossip, and meetings of I. C. club, Stitch and Chatter, Kin Klub, Home and Education, Parent-Teachers association, and Western Star. Weddings and farewells, and spring plans cap the social listings.
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John Gritman
Pond Lily
Mmes
Mabel Telsinger
SK. Isenhower
B. Bi. Mohr
F. L. Huntley
Thie Chub
5. W. Reccard
St. Francis Hospital
St. Francis Circle
Charles Perry
Dewar
Mamie Funk
Hudson
Kin-Klub
J.oe Dryer
Community church events and socials listed in schedules
Among the churches in Tay at St Paris a play “Fun on the Podunk Limited” under the Woman's Foreign Mission society of St Pauls church will be staged tomorrow evening with a cast including Frank Zeran, Bert Kuehnle, L C Meskimen and others. Northminster Ladies' Aid elected new officers. A thimble bee at Walnut Street Baptist Ladies' Aid drew 60 members. Universalist W Missionary society met. Mrs. Tillinghast will speak at a gathering at Mrs. Manhard’s home. Sacred Heart Ladies hosted a card party planning for April 16. First M E Deborah Society held regular meeting with 36 members. singing followed. Burton Avenue revival topics include Prodigal Son and Going Away from Home. East Park Presbyterian to host three-act play “Her Honor, Its Mayor” tomorrow at 1 pm under teachers' training class.
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Tay
St. Paris
Woman's Foreign Mission Society
St. Paul's Church
Messrs
Mmers
Frank BD. Zeran
Bert Kuehnle
L. C. Meskimen
Clarence Dewey
E. A. Heald
J. R. Howard
Burr Jolls
Mines
W. A. Law
R. G. Wilkins
Merrim
Freaman
Schermerhorn
Elizabeth Corning
Herschel Smith
Messrs. Slippy
Meskimeh
Kuehne
Smith
S. Bruce Galloway
Moes
Universalist
W Missionary Society
H. A. Sargent
Tilinghast
East Park
East Park Presbyterian Church
Dying Man Believes Teeth Swallowed After Nap
In Boyleston Pennsylvania a man believed he swallowed his false teeth after a choking scare sparked by a telephone alert from Hatboro. A Philadelphia specialist searched his throat and found nothing, as the teeth had fallen to the floor while he slept and were discovered when he rose.
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Boyleston
Jobn Yardley
Hatboro
Abington
Philadelphia
Naturalization reduces Paraskevopoulos to Paras by judge
Stamatios Paraskevopoulos smiled as Judge G W Dunham shortened his name to Stam tas Paras at a naturalization hearing. The Greek applicant asked for a new name and received approval to use Stamias Paras. Michael Tsardoulias was allowed to adopt the name Michael Chardeul.
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Stamatios Paraskevopoulos
G. W. Dunham
Stantas Paras
Stamatios
Paraskevopoulous
Paras
Michael Tsardoulias
Michael Chardeul
Morris Bank Man To Address Merchants
The Waterloo Retail Merchants association banquet starts at 6 45 p m today in Hotel Russell Lamson. R B Umberger Morris Plan Bank Des Moines will discuss Morris bank relation to retailers and community business. Paul Davis acts as toastmaster. About 150 reservations. Waterloo Savings Bank shows deposits 1 143 217 49 March 23 with assets 1 324 282 12 and capital 100 000 plus surplus 35 000 and profits over 46 000.
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Waterloo Retail Merchants’ Association
Russell-Lamson
Fred Fenton
Waterloo
R. B. Umberger
Morris Plan Bank
Des Moines
Morris Bank
Paul Davis
Fenton
Waterloo Savings Bank
Leavitt and Johnson Trust reports March 23 condition
L. and J. Trust Co shows assets of 1 413 061.96 and total deposits 953 930.83 as of March 23 in response to the auditor of state. The bank, oldest in northeastern Iowa, lists capital stock at 150 006 with this report appearing in the issue.
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L. & J. Trust Co
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Company
Representing Mothers From Waterloo At Iowa Conference
Mrs. J. E. Ridenour state auditor of the Iowa Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers association will represent Waterloo at the Northeast Iowa teachers meeting in Dubuque this week. She will speak tomorrow afternoon on Organization Work acting as a delegate from the Home and Education department of the Woman's club.
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Josephine Nesbit
Home and Education
Woman's Club
Hozel Russell-Lamson
Waimnen
J. E. Ridenour
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Iowa
Mmes
Georges Wood
R. J. Hoxie
Iowa Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers’ Association
Waterloo
Dubuque
Ridenour
Par met as Divorces Rise With Cotton Prosperity
In Austin Texas counties report a surge of divorce filings by farmers, many tenant farmers cite prosperity from cotton prices as enabling legal costs. Judges note this is the first time in years that money for lawyers and court fees is available, while wives remain largely without control of earnings from cotton sales.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
U S Surgeons to Learn New Methods
New York March 2 Physicians study a wartime wound treatment devised by Dr. Alexis Carrel and Dr. M D Dakin to be demonstrated at the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research. The institute has set aside $200000 to build a military unit hospital and Dr Carrel may obtain leave from France to oversee the effort. The treatment uses a hypochlorite of lime solution to disinfect wounds while avoiding chlorine’s caustic effects.
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New York
Alexis Carrel
M.D. Dakin
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Carrel
May Pension For Massasoit’s Descendants In Plymouth
Plymouth Mass The last descendants of Massasoit the ally of the Mayflower Pilgrims are set for a Massachusetts pension of 100 a year under a years old agreement with the Wampanoag tribe The three sisters Teewer jema Wentontkamuske and Zerviah Mitchell hold native names Maria and Charlotte They live in Abington Lakeville and near Lake Assawompseit and have earned livelihoods by farming basketmaking and exhibiting native wares in Weston and other cities All are advanced in years and lands have passed to whites but dwellers remain on ancestral homes
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Plymouth
Mass
Massasoit
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Legislative Committee On
Teewerjema
Wentontkamuske
Zerviah
Maria
Charlotte
Massasoic
Ming
Philip
Zerviah Mitchell
Abington
Lakeville
Lake Assawompseit
Weston
Nineteen Sons in a Fen Years Coming
Ark frank Scott Kensett wife ten years married. Nineteen boys born to them six died at birth. Of the 13 living there are three sets of triplets and two sets of twins. Parents favor letter A with names Ashhbel Archer Austin four and a half. Arthur Arnold three and a half. Alfred Adolph Abel and Ab ter six months.
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Fen
Ark
Frank Scott
Kensett
Ashhbel
Archer
Austin
Arthur
Arnold
Alfred
Adolph
Abel
Abter
Chicago women join Navy as emergency chauffeurs
Chicago on March 29 reports fifty one women certified as emergency chauffeurs after an examination supervised by an officer from the Great Lakes Naval Training Station for the Navy League women's section.
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Chicago
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Navy League
Things Theatrical Here At Home
A lively Waterlog show titled The Monte Carlo Giphs offers 40 performers including many pretty girls, with sprightly comedy and chorus dance. Waterloo Theatre features The Seven Hankel Dancers and a vivid vaudeville lineup, while Family screens a melodrama about a brilliant attorney facing hereditary opposition, with heart and revival themes.
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Monte Carlo
Castle Hill News Notes and Local Happenings
Castle Hill reports celebrate twenty third wedding anniversary and prayers for the ill. Visitors include Anna Trepp of Ackley and Mrs Hi Meland. School events planned with a program at the schoolhouse Saturday night. Neighbors surprise Mrs C C Varnes with a lunch gathering. Ed Brown enlists in Waterloo unit. Local injuries occur and property damage from high water. Students represent Castle Hill at a cattle judging event. Family gatherings and service in town.
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Castle HY Maren
Hoffman
Guo
Ted Minny
Nuisber
Marie Bulterfiaid
Anna Trepp
Ackley
Hi Meland Folly
Mies Aron
Town State Teachers’ College
Bre
C. C
Galloway-Messer
Edwin Brown
Waterloo
John Meyerson
Victor
Clarence Martin
Staneley Knowles
Cedar Walls
Castle Hill
Miral
Glendola
Janice Knowles
Wennesay
Maurice
Co. R
First Town Regiment
Rock Island Children Parade For Old Glory
Rock Island March 29 thousands of school pupils marched through the streets bearing American flags led by the Grand Army of the Republic post in the parade. The business district wore national colors as the line ended in a rally.
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Rock Island
Grand Army of the Republic
Sunday slogan divided squads in house-to-house envelopes
Following a federal judge ruling, slogan keepers who led the Sunday closing drive are deemed non voters under the citizenship law. About 260 alien stampers, noted in the case, faced deportation or challenges as the new voting rules are enforced across the community.
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Chie
Magrch
Klm Laindis
Koepers
Che
Anmatttigs
Federad Naturaliza
Treach
Technical Society to See Pump Demonstrated at Waterloo
The Waterloo Technical Society will hold a 3 p.m. meeting at the Citizens Gas and Electric company tubrooms featuring a Dourte Valvedesa Plonger pump demonstration and two talks. J. Dourte Veaver Calo will present the pump, with WM Wood of Staulard Battery Service discussing storage batteries and H R Plowman of Black Hawk Electric detailing street illumination.
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Inveetye J. Dourte
Veaver
Calo
Waterloo Technical Society
Citizens Gas and Electroical Company
Tubrooma
WM. Wood
Staulard Hattery Service Company
H. R. Plowman
Black Hawk Electric Company
City Attorney to Seek Supreme Court Rehearing in Dobson Case
Burr A. Brown, city attorney, instructed by the city council to file a petition with the supreme court for a rehearing of the Dobson case. The court recently affirmed the lower court verdict of $1,000 awarded to Mrs. W. A. Dobson for injuries alleged from a fall on a Valley sidewalk.
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Burr A. Brown
Supreme Cou
Dobson
Supreme Court
Mra. W
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