Waterloo and Area Women Active in Clubs and Society
Woman's Club delegates to the national federation convention in Des Moines. District committee named for October entertainment. Dr Lilie-Arnett spoke on refugee work with the Red Cross in Belgium and France. A musical program featured Miss Shoemaker, Mrs Hoffa, and Miss Berguson. Opal Freeman and Greeley educator were married. Rauber wedding reception noted. Business Women’s Club forms interest in a Waterloo club after Elizabeth Sears visit. Mothers Day WCTA program highlights mothers of men with music and enrollment drives. St Luke's Hustle division closes activities. Swimming class cards urged. 1920 Dancing Club to plan spring outings. Betrothal announced for Alice Frances Metruire to Edward Reymond Donohoe. Ladies’ Aid M E Sale raised funds. Needle Club to meet. Various meetings and postponements noted.
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Wade
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Commersdal Department
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Netle“Spusden
Lilie-Arnett
Belgium
France
Red Cross
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Ives
Elizabeth Sears
George Metruire
South Street
Mise
Alice Frances
Edward Reymond Donohoe
Pocahontas
Vinden
M. E
Beauty Chats Ex Edna Kent Worres on Reduction
This column urges starting a summer weight-reduction plan with a light three week diet and vegetables. It recommends eating as much as desired of specific greens and spinach for toning, plus water between meals to curb hunger.
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Edna
Kent Worres
B. H
Side Talks By Aut A Cameron Review Services in Waterloo Churches
A local column reviews church services in Waterloo subdivisions including Seventh Day, Baptist, Catholic, Lutheran, Methodist and more. It lists sermon themes and service times across multiple congregations and notes parish activities and prayer meetings.
Sunday School Lesson by Rev P B Fitzwater
Rev P B Fitzwater presents a Sunday school lesson from Moody Bible Institute focusing on English Bible teaching. The piece reflects early 20th century Protestant instructional style and aims to guide teachers in biblical interpretation and classroom discussion.
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western News- Paparaton
Samuel The boy given to the Lord in God’s house
The lesson explains Samuel’s dedication by Hannah, his service in the sanctuary, and his obedient response to the Lord. It contrasts Israel’s failed priesthood with Samuel’s faithful leadership, noting his early prophetic call, courage before Eli, and eventual establishment as a prophet of the Lord.
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Samuel
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Samual
Hannah
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D. C
Israel
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Nsh
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Sunday School Leaders Training Class Opens in Waterloo
A three day program at Walnut Street Baptist Church begins Monday for Waterloo Sunday school leaders and teachers to prepare for next summer’s vacation bible schools. Rev C A Carmen of Shenandoah Iowa leads with Miss Hazel Bond and Prof Jay A Layham coordinating Bible stories crafts habit talks music and live school exercises.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
C. A. Carmen
Shenandoah
Hazel Bond
Jay A. Layham
Des Moines
Will
Rev Nanninga to Lead Evangelical Services at First Church
L. M. Nanninga will conduct the usual Sunday service at First Evangelical church with George D. Reep as musical director. A mass meeting for men follows the talk The High Cost of Low Living and a 7 pm rally of young people features Rev. C. F. Smith.
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America
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Cime
Wain
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E. Im
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Ziret
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Benior
Logan Avenue
Oxsted
Logan and Dane
J. GB
L.C
L. C. Wan Dom
L. M. Nanninga
First Evangelical Church
George D. Reep
Rev. Nanninga
C. F. Smith
Fred Daniels Named Interim Pastor at Union Congregational
Fred Daniels of the Rescue Mission will fill the vacancy caused by Rev. A. Nash resignation. Daniels will preach until a permanent pastor is chosen and begins May 9 at Union Congregational Church after Nash departs for Wheatland Nebraska en route to visit his brother.
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White Elephant Sale Planned by Westminster Guild May
The Ladies Aids and Westminster Guild of First Presbyterian plan a White Elephant Sale on Saturday afternoon in May at the KC hall on Sycamore street to raise funds for the church building. Donors are urged. items are high quality and not worn out, with proceeds aiding the church.
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Sycamore Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Alpha Chapter
Westminster Guild of Pirst
Presbyterian Church
Red Cross
First Presbyterian Church
J. W. Rath
Man
A. M. Place
Nettie Pine
C.Q. Barnett
Women Claim Right To Serve In Vestry
Women members of Episcopal churches in Waterloo expect the issue of women serving on vestries and as lay delegates to the New York Diocesan Convention to be decided at the annual meeting. They argue constitutional equality and wider rights justify access to church offices, predicting a heated debate at the convention.
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Iowa
New York
Women’s League
Episcopal
Waterloo
Episcopal Diocese of
United States
California
War Bonds Lowered by U S Policy
Senator Owen of Oklahoma charges federal reserve rate policy reduces liberty bonds value. He cites twenty six billion dollars in bonds already depreciated by three billion dollars and urges the government to avoid harming patriotic bondholders.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Board
Owen
Oklahoma
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Connecticut Man to Address Rotary Club
Col A Havers of Hartford Conn will address the Rotary Club at Hotel Russell Samson Monday noon on The Evolution of the Pen. The talk will be illustrated with screen slides and two movie reels. He will also speak to high school pupils during a several day stay.
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Myre Wins Decision in Long Local Wrestling Match
Mason City Iowa May 1 Hehmer Myre local light heavyweight wrestler was awarded the decision over Louis Pergan las Gary Indiana after Pergan las fractured a shoulder and could not continue The Greek won the first fall with a head scissors in two hours and four minutes Myre was the aggressor throughout the bout.
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Hehmer Myre
Louis Perganlas
Gary
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Secon
Quadrennial Conference Opens for Methodist Episcopal Church
Des Moines hosts the quadrennial general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opening in May with 50 delegates including 41 women. Delegates hail from Asia Europe South America and Mexico. The gathering will elect church officers and possibly eight to ten bishops and discuss unification with the Methodist Episcopal Church South and disciplinary actions on amusements.
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Des Moines
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Asia
Europe
South America
Mexico
South
Committee named to run rummage sale at YWCA
The YWCA announces the committee in charge of its rummage sale to be held May 12 and 18. Members include Mrs. Jery Easley Grace Friend Mrs. W R Cole Mrs F A Sporle Mrs J S Tuthill and Mrs Thomas Wells. Contributions of clothing furniture and household articles may be left in Y rooms or notified to a committee member.
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Grace Friend
W. R. Cole
F. A. Sporle
S. Tuthill
Bank clearings show year over year rise in April 1920
In April 1920 Black Hawk county bank clearings reached 1,735,851 above 1919, with total monthly clearings at 9,731,601 and April 1919 at 7,996,760. County records record property transfers and numerous marriage licenses, plus a long list of legislative candidates filing papers across northeastern Iowa.
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Black Hawk Abstract Company
Ofice
County Recorder
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Thi
Fragmented Local Narrative Appears Incomplete News
A garbled newspaper passage describes events from a town including an evening gathering and a telegraph notice of a death. Mentions of Mrs Vosso and Madaline, a funeral in Ridgewood, and visits by Snyder and family are noted along with relatives in Cresco and Waterloo and a Los Angeles winter retreat.
Christian Mission Society District Meet Planned at Waterloo
Northeast district convention of Iowa Christian Missionary society will be held at Central Christian church in Waterloo from May 11 to 18. Delegates from all Churches of Christ in northeast Iowa will attend and prominent speakers will participate. The local congregation will entertain visitors.
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Convention of Iowa Christian Missionary Society
Central Christian Church
Waterloo
Churches
of Christ
Iowa
Funeral services held for Mrs. Foun Howrey at La Porte City
In La Porte City on Thursday afternoon attendees gathered at the M E church for the funeral of Mrs. Foun Howrey. Rev S L E Hammond of Independence assisted and praise for Howrey’s active life in Spring Creek township and in the Pioneer. Relatives and friends from out of town attended.
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S. L. E Hammond
Independence
Clements
Howrey
Spring Creek Township
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West
Viewcemer
ML Cl Fox
George Bellenger
Fox
Pretty Frock Patterns Offered by Waterloo Fashion Dept
Waterloo Evening Courier advertises a fashion coupon offering patterns for dresses in sizes 1 to 10 years. Orders cost 15 cents and are filled promptly after receipt, with options including blue chambray and white embroidery in fabrics like gingham linen shantung and muslin.
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