Birthday Party for Civil War Veteran in Black Hawk County
Comrade Charles Koelderling, 77, oldest Civil War veteran in Black Hawk County and member of Robert Anderson post, celebrated at his Grant Avenue home. Guests from out of town included Mrs. AM BE Singer, H. M. Nibeck, G. F. Moodey, and relatives with cakes, bouquets, and birthday cards. Local women’s circle leaders and bake sale plans for April 11 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Koelderiing
Black Hawk County
Robert Anderson
Grant Avenue
Alfhe
Keidering
Keiderling
W. J. Webb
W.L. Buckley
AM. BE. Singer
Oelwein
H. M. Nibeck
Hazleton
G. F. Moodey
Independence
Lottie Flick
Church Welcomes Pastor and Family at Informal Party
More than 400 members of First Congregational church and congregation attended a birthday picnic supper and informal reception for Rev J Richmond Morgan his wife and Miss Marjorie Adams last evening. Yellow and white decor jonquils on tables. Music by Elna Christiansen Holger Christiansen. Easter birthday contest women winners $160 to organ fund. Reception sponsored by Women’s organization board of deacons and wives led by Mrs C D Wilcox.
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First Congregational Church
J. Richmond Morgan
Marjorie Adams
Elna Christiansen
Holger: Christiansen
Fred McClain
J. G. McAlvin
Ralph’ Hovin
Woman's Organization
C. D. Wilcox
Lormanns
B Natural Elects Mrs. Watterson to Executive Office
Mrs. Watterson was named president of B Natural Music Club for the coming year at its annual election held at Mrs. George Shaemaker’s home. Other officers include Ness, vice president Call, secretary Wagner, treasurer Taylor, critic Gleason, reporter, Smith, director, with committees led by Hager-Means, MacDonald, and Eby. New officers start in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Watterson
B Natural Music Club
George Shaemaker
Shaemaker
C. J. Ness
Bernica Call
Truman Wagner
R. G. Taylor
Alnldred Gleason
Harold F. Smith
Louisa Hager- Mean
John MacDonald
Charles Eby
Iowa City
C. R. Sanborn
Saint-Saens
Fenschel
Martha MeCarmick
Mignon
Thomas
Ness
Woman's Club
Beauty tips and home remedies from a 1910s column
A reader asks about improving complexion and skin care through yeast treatments and digestive cleansing. Advice covers masks, agar, olive oil soap, and gentle shampoos, plus exercises to reduce a double chin and notes on dry hands, oily skin, and red noses linked to digestion, circulation, or eyewear pressure.
Savoring Vulgarity in Public Whispers
A reader recalls two women on a trolley giggling over a vulgar joke, their faces expressing disdainful pleasure. The piece condemns vulgarity as a cardinal sin of personality and urges parents to model tasteful behavior, stressing cleanliness of mind as well as body.
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Ons
P T A Convention Luncheon Guests Highlight Delegates
Delegates and visitors of the northeast district P T A convention will be luncheon guests at First Presbyterian church with Mrs Frank McDonald as committee chair. Mrs S V Williams presides as toastmistress and Mrs C L Lowe of Cedar Rapids will respond. Mrs A O Rusta of Charles City will speak on Looking Ahead with musical numbers by Golda Knapp and Burdella Sankey. Invocation by Rey EL W Main opens the morning gathering focused on business matters then delegates attend teachers convention at East High auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian -Church
Frank McDonald
S. V. Williams
Elyse
Walcome
Co. L. Lowe
Cedar Rapids
A. O. Rusta
Charles City
Golda Knapp
Burdella
Sankey
Wil Furnish
Rey
EL W
First Presbyterian Church
East High School
Waterloo
BE. H. Laner
Iowa City
Shepherd-Townerelinic
Towa
Y W Club Begins New Term Swimming Classes
Y W swimmers prepare for 13 week term at the Y W C A with beginner through advanced groups. Peter Many returns for intermediate, a demonstration on April 7 will show strokes and life saving. 13 weekly lessons plus a plunge period planned for women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Campbell
Society of United Presbyterian
Y.W.C
Jer
Peter Many
J- F. Dempster
Fundamenulais
Woman's Missionary Society Meets at Central Christian Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of Central Christian Church will convene at 2:50 p m Wednesday in the Announcements. General notes urge clear typed or legible handwriting for reports, with proper member identification and complete names for initiates, reflecting the paper's traditional data style.
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Woman's Missionary Society of Central Christian Church
Washaad
Broken lens duplicated at Buchanan's ad copy
Mrs. Samuel Silvers returns from a three month visit in Los Angeles and California. Mrs. William Bates travels to Madison to attend the funeral of sister Mrs. Ellis Murdock in Chamero, Pa. I Atkinson improves but remains critical after tongue cancer treatment at University hospital Town City. About 130 church workers attend Grace dining hall for evangelistic visitation training under Dr H R DeBra. Two jail detainees bond out, forfeit bail after sobering. County attorney hints at Marie Maharries parole. County board assesses property along waterworks road. Rev Christopher Morkides to Dubuque for services at St Johns Episcopal. no Greek church services Sunday locally.
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William Bates
Madison
Wis
Ellis Murdock
Chamero
I. Atkinson
University Hospital
Town City
Altho
Walnut Street Baptist
St. Paul’s
Grace Methodist
Grace Dining Hall
H. R. DeBra
Gary
Ind
Carl
W. A. Cook
Marie Maharries
Rockwell City
State Hospital For the
Independence
T County
Waterloo
Hudson
Benton County
Christopher Morkides
St. Dimitrios
Dubuque
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Freeport
Oeal
McCallum Guilty in Fake Railroad Damage Case
William Wallace McCallum, attorney for Adeline Allen of Waterloo, found guilty of contempt by Circuit Judge H M Fisher in Chicago. McCallum fined 500 for pressing fake personal injury damage suits against the C B Q railway. Detective D J Scanlan alias Donohue sentenced to 60 days for feigning paralysis to trap the McCallums into a 40000 suit. Jamies A McCallum also fined 400 for contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wallace McCallum
Adeline Allen
Waterloo
C. G. W. Railway
Chicago
H MF. Fisher
Chicago Tribune
D. J. Scanlan
Donohue
McCallum
Scanlan
W. W. McCallum
Jamies A
James A. McCallum
Fisher
McCallins
Contempt Adjudged In Railroad Suit In Cook County
The Tribune reports McCallum and Mrs. Allen were found in contempt for drafting a false affidavit about Scanlan's condition to speed a hearing. A railroad suit in superior court ended with a verdict for the plaintiff, now on appeal. The county injunction against Mrs. Allen dissolved last summer but remains against McCallum.
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Tribune
McCallum
Scanlan
Adeline Allen
CG. G. W. Railway
Cook County
Decoration Day to Be Observed Here in Usual Manner
Veterans of all wars will join in Memorial Day observances on Saturday May 30 in Waterloo continuing the World War era tradition. Morning graves will be decorated followed by a mass meeting in Memorial hall with G A R and American Legion representatives coordinating arrangements. G W Bothwell was named general chairman with Mrs Elva Wannemaker secretary and John Becker treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Memorial Hall
American Legion
Auxiliary
G. W. Bothwell
Robert Anderson Post
Elva Wannemaker
John Beeker
Fred Willier
U. S
J. H. Butts
Beeker-Chapman Post
T. F. Shannon
Crossword Puzzle Solve Guide From The Tiny Page
Junior Cross Word Puzzle explains solving methods with numbers and letters. It provides a single example word in the drawing and lists keys for other words including word clues such as a roadside hotel a tree type and a general term for each and all. It also gives running across and running down word clues like a fruit a refusal to accept a notion and a country of the old world.
Fuzzy puzzle answer shows floral values and odd notes
Mrs Elam reports a acacia display bought by a Kansas City banker valued at 30000 while a corsage with a rare orchid was priced at 260 for the mayor’s wife. The orchid plant worth 1000, an Egyptian Devil lily blooms every four years without soil or water. Miss Mary Anderson leads a department wears bureau with 30 assistants aiding in cut for interests of about 1 900 000 workings two men.
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Elam
Kansas City
Mary Anderson
Wears
Department of Tabor
Mrs Ruby Fam Back From National Flower Show
Mrs Ruby Etam a Waterloo florist returns from a month with relatives in California. Attended the National Flower Show at Electric Park in Kansas City hosted by the Society of American Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists. Describes the display as among the most beautiful and costly she has seen.
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Ruby
Kansas City
Ruby Etam
Florist
California
Irma Austin
Stolywood
C. D. Stewart
Bessie Forners
W. H. Fisk
Compton
Cal
Waterloo
Society of American Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists
Electric Park
Building Permits Rise in March totals and new homes
Sixty six building permits were issued in March by Charles Watson building commissioner. The $145,800 construction value included 13 residences 36 private garages and a large factory office building. The largest permit funded a $78 thousand factory office project by Bath Packing Co. Remodeling added $16,500 to Waterloo homes. Two new houses were listed at 530 Newton Street by C H Storm and two more on Reed Street cost $2,000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Watson
Bath
Pennis
Bath. Packing Company
Waterloo
Commissioner Wasson
Newton Street
C. H. Storm
Arnold Nemeck
Reed Street
Scottish Rite Club Plans Easter Observance
Waterloo Scottish Rite club will hold its annual Easter observance in the Masonic temple on Easter Sunday at 9 30 a m according to tentative plans made at the monthly meeting.
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Waterloo
Scottish Rite Club
Masonic Temple
Marble City Marble Championship Finals Set at Lincoln Park
Waterloo district marble tournament crowns 22 finalists for Saturday’s 2:30 p.m. final at Lincoln Park. Twenty players already qualified for Edison school district meet, with prizes including golf medal, shoes, silver medal, shirt, bronze medals and caps. Contests feature knuckle down play and no hunching, with preliminary, semifinal, and final rounds leading to a city marble champion. Eligible players include Clarence Jeffries, James Gordon, Henry Cottrill, Vesper Helm, John Jack, Francis Narey, Joe Puhl, Fred Arend, Paul Walker, Walter Peterson, August Anderson, Kenneth Zwanziger, Ray Nyban, Bruce Barnes, Irvin Kobi, Clark Moses, Vern Morgan, Forest Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Linc Coin Park
Edison’ School
Lincoln Park
Waterloo Playground Association
City Marble
Clarence Jeffries
James’ Gordon
Henry Cottrill
Vesper Helm
John Jack
Francis Narey
Joe Puhl
Fred Arend
Paul Walker
Walter Peterson
Anderson
Kenneth Zwanziger
Ray Nyban
Bruce Barnes
Irvin Kobi
Glark Moses
Vern Morgan
Forest Anderson
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Clinton Shockley
Henry Hammond
Blis
J. & Bragidon
G. J. Mack
Fred Stewart
R. A. Brecunier
Mrs. Watterson
P. BE. O
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P. E.G
Mount Pleasant
Minneapolis
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Alford
Ariel
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Shelley
J. E. Sedgwick
P. EG
BE. F. Stevenson
Castile
Srem
P-T. A. Convention
Y._W
George Harris
St. Margaret's Guild
R. L. Apfel
Charles Fay
Ladies’ Social Union of Universalist Church
Black Hawk Pioneer Club
Don Jenks
First Methodist’ Church
H. GC. Moaller
Missionary Society of
Cedar Heights
Community Presbyterian Church
I. C. James
GC. C. Ford
America
G. F. Sanborn
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Sophrinia
East Park Presbyterian Church
Ladies' Aid Society
St. Luke's Church
L. S. Potter
P. C. Anderson
Women's Society
Walnut Street
Baptist Church
Grace -M
Frank Harvey
Wayne Shiek
Association
Byrnes, Park
Tentation
Éall
J. M. Jensen
Maria Packard
Frances New- Kirk
Wilda May Beck
Carl Kirkpatrick
Mildred Gleason
Frances Bayland
Smma Bayland
Wrs
George Krueger
J. W. Anderson
Clear Lake
Dinner Anderson
Helen Gould
Memorial
Hall
Church News
Buchanan's
M. C. Ale
Samuel Silvers
Los Angeles
Daily Cross
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Fuk
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B. B. Mounsey
Christ Fipiscopal Church
R. We. Sheplee
Buchanan Add
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Quinlan
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Kathleen Merg
Ti Wangler Bros
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