Business unrest warned by bank cashier at Fortnightly talk
Will A. Jane of First National bank told Fortnightly club members at the Bruner home that postwar conditions differ from prior depressions. He cited larger scale business, wholesale production, and far reaching failures, with federal reserve impact and new banking laws under discussion by peers including L. M. Weiss and P. H. Paulsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will A. Jane
First National Bank
C. W. Bruner
Federal Reserve Banking
Literary Dep t Elect Play for Home Unit Meeting
Literary Department to elect officers and present a home unit program. Miss Ela Williams reviews Jefferson and Hamilton by Claude G. Bowers. Hostesses are Mrs J J White and Mrs W T Warwick. Morning meeting under Home and Education aims to Safeguard the Future with speaker Lester Miller on Owning Your Home and Holton on Educational Insurance. Play from National Underwriters won contest will be performed with named roles. Hostesses listed and luncheon planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester “Miller
Watercasters’ Association
Holton
National Underwriters’ ‘Association
Folw
Russell Lamson
Edwards
Rausch
Georg Garrettson
Nathan
Barber
J. Bryant
Walter
Reeborn
Charles Seeley
Ivan Powers
Sen
S S Class Spring Banquet Talks and Music
The Sunday school class held a spring banquet featuring talks by Mr Patrick and C K Nagle and music by Maxine Leckington and Miss Ethel, with Miss Lois from Buffalo as a guest. A bridge afternoon preceded plans for Temple Rebekah social night in Black Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S
Black
Arselaett
Pynden Derby
Melyn
Ge Miller
Don Colton
Mr. Patrick
C.K. Nagle
Supervié
Thur
Young
Fred Mea
Lois
Buffalo ™ Center
J.B. Ridenour
Bridge
Club Notes Busy Meetings At Waterloo And Home Teas
The AY Century club plans a luncheon at Mrs George Olsons on Logan Avenue. The Past Matrons club of Waterloo will host a noon luncheon at Black's Tea Room with Mrs N F Drilling as hostess. Mrs Selleck received a gift at bridge and sewing. Recess club held a dinner yesterday at Mrs Nettie Blenis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AY Century
George Olson
Logan’ Avenue Road
Club of Waterloo Khanter
N. F. Drilling
Nettie ‘Blenis
Community Club Schedule From Friday Through Evening
Thursday afternoon events include Jueves Tarde club Black's tea room and A M EL choir concert at Union Congregational church. Friday morning features Home and Education department and Woman's club activities. Afternoon hosts Luncheon and Literary department at Woman's club, plus Gold Leaf camp activities and various hall gatherings. Evening programs include Gold Leaf camp RN Ik of C hall Yeomen and Homemakers classes at First M FE church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jueves Tarde
Black’s Tearoom
A. M. EL
Union Congregational Church
Home and Education Department
Woman’s Club
Woman's — Church
Woman S Club
Gold Leaf Camp
Toyal Neighbors
K. of
1. Hall
Yeomen Juven
Hell
Leis FE Club
O. Ju. Basson
N .x. B. Club
Frank Cole
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
R. N.—Ik
C. Hall
Yeomen
M. FE
Dinner for Orange Township Basketball Team at Fleming Home
Professor and Mrs Fleming hosted a three course dinner for members of the Orange Township Independent basketball team at their Fleming home. Guests included Capt. Glade Miller Raymond Pringle Melvin Pevk and other local players. Miss Ruth Fleming helped with service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S&s. Fleming
Orange Township
Capt
Glade Miller
Raymond Pringle
Melvin Pevk
John Weigle
Stewart Fleming
Earl Klingaman
Sam Cable
Harold Pullen
Ruth Fleming
Linden Junior Standard Bearers Meet at Ruth Foster Home
Linden Junior Standard Bearers will meet tomorrow evening in the home of Miss Ruth Foster for church group activities and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden
Ruth Foster
Michigan Democrats Find Two Is a Crowd
In Lansing on March 31 the Michigan house elected a new floor leader with only two members present. Martin R. Bradley and Jacob Martin caucused, Bradley chairing and nominating himself for floor leader as no other nominations emerged. A vote of aye or nay followed, resulting in Bradley as floor leader after reading a crucial letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Michigan House of Representatives
House
Sea Representatives
Martin R. Bradley
Jacob Martin
Bradley
Martin
Ave. Martin
Hints in Beauty Care for Red Nose and Tone Adjustments
Practical advice on reducing facial redness by dieting and blood circulation. Suggest cutting heavy foods, eating vegetables, increasing water, and daily nasal tapping to stimulate circulation. Includes home remedy with starch, sulfur, zinc, and oil, plus weight guidance by height and age. Also notes hair care tips and soap recommendations.
March Temperature and Weather Summary of 1926
March opened mild and ended similarly with gentle conditions. Temperatures ranged from 4 to 67 degrees, with 6.9 inches of snow and 0.96 inch of rainfall recorded. At Ralph B. Slippy’s site, 1.3 inches of rain and 3.6 inches of snow were noted. The month had 13 cloudy, 4 1 4 partly cloudy and three clear days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Slippy
City in Brief Letters blur ey es thre Buchanan for Glasses
County Superintendent A. E. Jewett attends the Northeastern Town Teachers association annual meeting at Cedar Rapids. HH. B. Cropper, recovering from an operation at Allen Memorial hospital, is home at 1481 Newell street. Louis Glaza Jr. visits Cedar Heights during spring vacation at J. G. Brinkerhoff residence. Black Hawk County Bar members to attend funeral for E. A. Dawson in Waverly tomorrow at 2 p.m. Rev. C. P. Drew of Marshalltown will lead the midweek Lenten services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood Clock
Hampton
Russell-Lamson
George Worthen
Red’ Cross
H. T. .Wagner
Bar Association
Service Clubs
Council of Social Agencies
The
City Federation of Women’s Organizations
A. E. Jewett
Northeastern Town Teachers Association
Cedar Rapids
HH. B. Cropper
Allen Memorial Hospital
Newell Street
Louis Glaza, Jr
E. Glaza
Fifth Street West
J. G. Brinkerhoff
Ceidar Heights
Black Hawk
Brown-eyed Blonde to Sponsor Confederate Veterans Reunion
Emily Etheridge of Chattanooga Tennessee has been named sponsor in chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans for the annual reunion in Tampa Florida on April 4. Commander in Chief Lucius Mossy of Lake Charles Louisiana announced her appointment. She is the 19 year old daughter of D S Etheridge a past commander in chief of Chattanooga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Emily Etheridge
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Tampa
Phi
Lucius “L. Mossy
Lake Charles
D. S. Etheridge
Community notices and talks across Waterloo region
Epworth church service at 7 30 p m today led by Rev G Mounsey of Christ church. Marshalltown sermon last night by Rev Mounsey. Cornell college orchestra 38 players arrive Waterloo for concert tour. Two tied Suez chartered. Harlow Lent and sons jailed for stealing a car cushion. Mrs Roadman after appendicitis rests. Emil Steffen to Chicago to fetch Gilbert Schmidt for warrants on a 500 dollar bad check. Goldie Cook to speak on Prosperity Consciousness at Unity Center 322 323 Lafayette Friday. Meditation at 12 15 then Cook lecture at 2 pm with audience chosen topic. G H M Hospers Dentist 23 Coward Bldg. Phone 1476.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Episcopal Church
G.mounsey
Christ Church
Marshalltown
Cornell College Orchestra
Mt. Vernon
Waterloo
Goldie Cook
Cedar Rapids
Unity Center
Lafayette Building
Cook
Secret of power found in ancient watch of wasps
The text claims that Chinese observation of wasps building nests led to discovering power. It also notes that since 1901 the country increased plantation and rubber use from none to 93 percent.
Waterloo Morris Plan Co Loan Terms Noted
Ten years ago it was not easy to borrow on such favorable terms. A Waterloo Morris Plan Co loan offers six percent interest two percent fee and installment payments, signaling easier credit access than in the past.
Teachers Away as West Iowa Schools Attend Cedar Rapids Convention
Teachers from east district schools travel by train to Cedar Rapids for the Northeast Iowa Teachers' Association convention. The two day cessation of recitations creates a spring vacation for students while some study debate material at libraries and prepare for the junior class play Captain Kid Boots. Hi C Moeller, ex-superintendent of Black Hawk County schools, heads the association as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Northeast Division
Iowa State
W.C. J0& N
Captain Kid Boots
West High
East
Hi. C. Moeller
Black Hawk
Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Northeastern
Iowa ‘Teachers’ Association
Prize Beauty Seeks Divorce in Des Moines Court
Gertrude N. Taylor, once named the most beautiful girl in a local beauty contest, filed for divorce from James E. Taylor in district court. She accuses cruelties that she says endangered her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Gertrude N. Taylor
James E. Taylor
Birthday of 97 year old Andrew Thompson celebrated at church
Grace M. 35 JEp worth league hosts a birthday event for Andrew Thompson of 221 Elm Street who turned 97 yesterday. The church service featured a birthday cake and notes of his near perfect Sunday school attendance, missing only one session in 1926 and attending all of 1927 so far. He walks ten blocks to most services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew. . Thompson
Elm Street
Grace M
March Taxes Reach County Total of 843074
Tax collections for March reached 843 074 in the county treasurer Ed Madigan office. The total January 1927 payment day set a record with 122 040 86 collected yesterday, the last day to pay the first half of 1927 taxes without penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Madigan
Woman Exonerated by Coroner's Jury
Oakland March 31 Coroner's jury exonerated a woman in the shooting death of a man who fed poisoned candy to her four children. Mrs Anna Fiorentino appeared to be admitted to bail today as the jury's verdict was said not to affect the state's prosecution on a murder charge against her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cab
INS
Anna Fiorentino
Fiorentino
Frank Parisi
Chica
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Ass. Liond Selleck
Fleming
Hadassah
Eva Greenberg
Alice Mazar
Homer. Kaplan
Des’ Moines
Blue Triangle
Y. W. and
Glee Club
Bible
Luneheen
W. T. Walker
Third Street
Accretey Spring
Homer Smith
Moir Street
Cedar Heights
Church News
Michigan
Edna Kent Forbes
Uber
Blas
Dris— Elizabeth
Castile
Ana Taere
Alonso
Lamb
Max Vyarenses
Ae Gmeens Wi
New Rt
Buchanan
C. P. Drew
Marshalltown, Ia
Harlow ‘Lent
Polk Street
Donald
Elster
Lyle Peet
Linden Avenue
E. A. Roadman
Roadman
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Aen Memorial Hospital
Emil Steffen
Chicago
Gilbert Schmidt
H. T. Wagner
Schmidt
HL. & M. Chevrolet Company
Ond
HM. Hospers
Coward
M. C. A. Bldg
PuCessEs
Louisiana
Iam
Asphona
Sibert
the Waterloo Morris Plan Co
Andrew. Thompson
Rumford
East Fourth St
Nemee
le Mar
Pashion
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