Philosophy of Politics at Waterloo Woman's Club
Pressey H. Frank spoke to the Home and Education department on suffrage and citizen duties, criticizing party expediency and urging a new political party with clear issues. Luncheon followed, with afternoon talks, evening performances, and multiple local group notices at Waterloo events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pressey H. Frank
Home ‘and Education Department
Waterloo Woman's Club
Mr. Frank
Frank
Tts
Sil
A. A. Zimmerman
Civic Department
Fine Arts Department
West High Dramatic Club
Evelyn Mackensey and W H Anderson Bride and Groom
Miss Evelyn Mackensey daughter of Mr and Mrs John D Johnston rural route Waterloo was married on Monday to William H Anderson son of Mrs Sophia Anderson Aberdeen Rev John W Reed pastor of the Methodist church read the service. The bride's mother and her brother Dexter C Johnston attended. Mrs Anderson is an artist at Hinson Manufacturing and her husband works for John Deere. They live temporarily at 214 First Street West and plan to move to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Mackensey
John D. Johnston
Waterloo
Willam Ht. Anderson
Sophia Anderson
Aberdewn
Johnn W. Reed
Methodist Church
Dexter C. Johnston
Anderson
Hinson Manufacturing Company
John Deere Company
First Street West
California
Gift Party Celebrates Grace Morrow and Hadassah Plans Library
A gift shower at Miss Naomi Rice's home honored Miss Grace Morrow, with hostesses Miss Rice and Miss Ann Siegel. Guests included Miss Ruth Lowe and others. Grace Morrow’s April 1 wedding to William Anderson was noted amid social events. Hadassah outlined a circulating library and a birthday fund for Palestine, pledging $100 and a gold book inscription. Junior auxiliary dance drew 32 couples led by the Russell Lamson orchestra. Dorothy Hartleip and others assisted in planning. Miss Evelyn Morris hosted a 6 pm birthday dinner with gifts and music. Dorothy Petalos celebrated her daughter Dorothy’s 12th birthday with a luncheon and gifts. Junior Natural Music Club meet next at 3 0p. tm. at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Morrow
Naomi Rice
Miss Rice
Ann Siegel
Ruth Lowe
Catherine, Shea
Catherine Crowley
Alice Ebert
Marie Atiller
Catherine Casey
Ruth Trunnell
Dorothy Rice
Miss Morrow
Wailiam Anderson
Hadassah
Hadassah Society
George Arenberg
Palestine
Saul Sussman
Jack Reinstein
Ted Miller
Morgan Park Military School
Chicago
Russell-Lamson
Dantes
Maxine Mead
Rosalice Jackson
Dorothy Hartleip
Kathryn Lamkin
Carol Burr
Pelalas
Dorothy
Mussic
Hints in Beauty Care with Milk Diet Guidance
Kent Forbes outlines a home milk diet to influence digestion and weight, advising medical consultation first. He details daily milk quantities, added cream, and supportive foods, plus cautions on wart removal and skin care to avoid scarring.
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Kent Forbes
Dintru
St Mark's Women Preview Musicale Pre Easter Tea
St Mark's Episcopal church auxiliary plans a lent tea at Mrs H O Bernbrook home after a luncheon meeting at Hotel Russell Lamson. St Margaret's guild joined the meeting. Dr J G Creede spoke on The Church Awake and The History of the Prayer Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club
Royal Neighbors
K. of GC. Hall
Coc College Glee Club
First Presbyterian Church
Caledonian Society
First United Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
I. O. O. F. Hall
Russell-Lamson
St. Paul's M. EB
St. Mark's Woman's Auxilary
Len Ten Lea
MH. O. Bernbrook
Natural Music Club
H. O. Bernbrook
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
St. Margaret's Guild
C. O. Lamson
Vinnie Howe
J. G. Creede
Edmund Rausch
Robert Dunkelberg
Pierre
W. S. Halverson
Jean Dunkelberg
Simonette
J. G Creede
Warren Gilbert
Eleanor Smith
Speaks
Lucile Huntington
Sinding
Central Teachers Meet In Des Moines Honors To Speicher
W M Speicher was guest of honor on his 73rd birthday at a party hosted by Mrs Speicher with seven tables, honors given to several guests, and piano selections by Mrs Burgman. In Des Moines hundreds of central Iowa teachers gathered for the spring conference of the Central Town Teachers association with Dr William Wirt and Dr Carleton Washburne as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Speicher
Central
Des Moines
Vance C. Knapp
R. D. Williams
Robert Elliott
A. M. Parker
Samuel Gross
Charles’ Wilson
Spelcher
A. H. Burgman
Iowa
Central Town Teachers’ Association
William Wirt
Gary
Ind
Carleton Washburne
Winnetka, Til
Church News Briefs Mark Local Gatherings and Services
Tri M class of the Church of the Brethren held a regular meeting and social at Miss Verda Fike’s home with refreshments. Willing Workers of Spiritual Church of Christ Truth met at the church home to study the nineteenth chapter of the gospel of St John and the topic Imagination. Twelve women attended. Free Methodist church schedules a quarterly meeting at 7 30 pm today with preaching tomorrow night and regular Sunday services including the Lord's Supper after morning worship and a special evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-M
Church of the Brethren
Verda Fike
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth
St. John
Eddie
Florence Feske Sanz
Free Methodist
Regnar
Bridge Club Notes from Nome Evening Social
Mrs Frank Callins and Mrs Donald Finlayson won high scores at bridge yesterday afternoon. Guests included Allison Maynard and Roger Thompson. Mrs R Lu Pelkey and Mrs Jay Roberts hosted gatherings. next host is Mrs Alexander Mutel in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirs
George Logsdon
Frank Callins
Donald Finlayson
Bridge
Allison Maynard Wis
R. Lu
Pelkey
Jay Roberts
Jayle
Roger Thompson
Homer Gordon
Dan O'Neill
Henry Schneider
Alexander Mutel
Henry Williams Til at Son's Home on Butler County Farm
Henry Williams Til died at his son Richard’s home on a Butler County farm near Allison due to heart disease. His heirs Mrs Kate Bush Rock Rapids and Mrs Jota Enfield Parkeburg have been summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Williams
Son
Butler Co
Pourier
Henry Wilhangy
Seaansly
Si Son
Richard
Allison
Kate Bush
Rock Rapids
Jota Enfield
Parktreburg
City Girls Swimming Meet Postponed to April 7
The city girls swimming meet, under the WP. A. W. C. and the Playground Association, has been postponed from tomorrow evening to Saturday evening, April 7. Victor Strad, Playground director, announced the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Pom
W. Oc
Vietor Strad
Transaction Confusion Over Store Payment and Bank Receipt
A confused account notes a store paying $50 to 7 percent with one gain from the transaction. It suggests if $100 were repaid to the corporation the check would have cleared the bank and the store would have received $100 for it.
Grundy Woman Dies of Pneumonia in Sartori Memorial
Mrs. Lou Mickelsen of Fairfield township Grundy county died at Sartori Memorial hospital after six days illness. Survived by husband and seven children. Funeral arrangements to be announced by family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy
Lawn City Hospital
Courier
Cedar Falls
Louis Mickelsen
Fairfield Township
Grundy County
Sartori Memorial Hospital
City in Brief items from Waterloo area notices and events
Local notes list people traveling for visits, a missing car reported in Waterloo, a fine for illicit liquor possession, budget hearings at city hall, a divorce petition, a sales manager appointment, Bishop Titus Lowe's improving health, a new Star Clothing Store opening on Sycamore, and returning travelers from the east and central west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Davis
Jefferson Street
George J. Sager
Conseil Rierks
Harry Pugh
Lacey Pugh
J. W. Thomson
Pipestone
Minn
Beck
Western Avenue
Jefferson
Wis
Wisconsin Food Products Company
Western
Waterloo
Norwalk
St. Joseph
American Hospital of
Paris
Titus Lowe
Lowe
Methodist Episcopal Church
Max Egloff
Washington Street
Bert Kanofsky
Lafayette Street
Star Clothing
Sycamore Street
Niving
Anna Wagner
Kanofsky
M. B. Herach
Berth Avenue
Charlottesville
C. R. Hersch
Geer Industrial School
Washington
Philadelphia
Urbana
J. Fl. Blough
Elmer Hersch
Proposed tax cut plan faces stiff senate opposition
Washington reports a treasury revision trims the proposed 225 million tax cut to about 260 million or less. Mills cites a 1929 surplus of 252 million, down 37 million, with flood and farm relief costs not yet included. The plan calls for lower corporate tax, relief for small corporations, revised middle bracket rates and estate tax repeal. Democrats warn of rough sailing as senators weigh surplus use against debt reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
The
Treasury
Chicago
Mills
Department
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate Committee
Ty Cobb quits baseball after stock market windfall
A Augusta dispatch reports Ty Cobb will retire from baseball after profiting about 200000 in General Motors and Coca Cola as a March stock surge boosted his earnings. Poor fitness after workouts with the Athletics also contributed to the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Evening Post
Augusta
Ty Cobb
Athletics
Cobb
Post
General Motors
Coca Cola
Ames to Provide Course in Aviation
Ames Iowa March 30 cINS As 10 students at Iowa State College study the commercial aviation class the college has not yet purchased airplanes or motors. Dean Anson Marston says the college asked the navy department for four planes and four motors from surplus stock and hopes to offer a full course in aviation from design to piloting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State College
Anson Marston
Navy Department
Dean Marston
Pointers by Parents to Help Children Overcome Fear
Fear can fester in adults who were frightened in youth. Encourage children to talk about their experiences to understand them and prevent suffering. Early years shape physical and mental development, diet and nutrition impact health, and musical education builds early literacy and the human spirit.
Religion and Power in a Invisible Ally Study Note
Prepared by Rev. Js Stocking of the Commission on Evangelism of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America. The topic for the work Friday explores the unseen ally in battle, citing II Kings 3:17 and II Kings 6:8-17. It emphasizes faith, spiritual reserves, and trust in God's may to overcome fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Js.Stocking
B.D
Commission On Evangelism of
Federal Council of the Churches of Chris
America
Ahtem, T
Syria
Elisha
Sir Francis Younghusband
Vienna to Teach Pedestrians How to Use Streets
Vienna authorities announce a pedestrians' week in early April to curb street jams. A large police corps will conduct citywide demonstrations teaching citizens how to walk, cross and pass on sidewalks and at street crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Ames Man Heads Music Teachers
Tolbert MacRea of Iowa State College in Ames was elected president of the Society of Iowa Music Teachers at the convention in Indianola. Charles Griffith of Penn College was named secretary treasurer succeeding Ruth Stevenson of Webster City who resigned. Charles A. Saydie of Creston was chosen to fill a board vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianola
Tolbert MacRea
Iowa State College
Ames
Society of Iowa Music Teachers
Charles Griffith
Penn College
Oskolooss
Ruth Stevenson
Webster City
Charles A. Saydie
Creston
Water loo Evening Courier Patterns for Fashion Department
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises patterns from the fashion department with 15 cents each, noting they allow for seams. All orders are filled as soon as possible and should reach customers within about ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Madrid Plans to Banish Beggars
Madrid authorities led by General Martinez Anido vow to curb professional beggary and remove beggars from city streets. Police report 408 beggars netted and sent home, while a census of the poor blind is ordered and ministers aim to force work or internment near Pamplona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Martinez Anido
Generalimo de Rivera
Pamplona
Postponement of cornborer war renewal tentatively agreed
Washington March 2017 House agriculture committee tentatively agreed to postpone until fall any renewal of the government campaign against the corn borers in the Midwest lake region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Midwest Lake Region
House Agriculture Committee
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Bi Natural Music Club
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Shattuck School
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Harvard
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Inter
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Hotel
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Patten
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