Society News Highlights From Local Clubs
Wednesday Afternoon and W club notes list Mrs. James Fer and Mrs. Tom We, with church circles and missions including Graves Memorial and First Baptist. St Pauls W F M S and Westminster Presbyterian groups meet, along with St Luke’s Ladies’ Aid and Outs and Ins club, reflecting a busy local social season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fer
St. Francis
Tom We Cational
Cha’ Rhea Davis
Graves Memorial Mission Society
R. A. Coates
First Baptist Mission Society
C. J. Askins
St Paul's
Westminster Presbyterian Atx- Uilarr—Church Pariors
St. Luke's
Ladies’ Aid
E. A. Hansen
W. MM. Timaker
P. H. Paul
Professional Women Organize in Waterloo Club
A newly formed Organization of Business and Professional Women in Waterloo met at Ives Hot Shop. Officers named for year one include Mrs W D Ives president Miss Ethel Resor vice president Miss Anna Meader recording secretary Mrs E C McConnell corresponding secretary Miss Alice Wykef treasurer. The group plans a clubhouse and invites interested women to join. Meetings set for first and third Tuesdays with committees for finance publicity and membership. Numerous church and civic groups noted in accompanying items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club of
Waterloo
Ives Hot Shop
W. D. Ives
Ethel Resor
Anna Meader
E. C. McConnell
Alice Wykef
Nelle Housden
Sarah Boyack
Maude Spensley
Orlean Manhard
Mary Horner
Beauty Chats or Edna Kent Forbes Letters Answered
A reader seeks a bust developing tonic that fattens and targets the mammary glands. The columnist replies with interest in mailing the formula if a self addressed stamped envelope is enclosed. The response notes underweight women may need a fattening tonic and mentions ammonia drying hair and shampoo practices.
Side Talks on Spring Sounds by Ruth Cameron
Ruth Cameron muses on how spring air alters sound, noting carpets beater rhythms, vacuum cleaners, lawnmowers, hammering in house construction, and the year’s first signs of outdoor life. She reflects on how these noises — both old and new — mark the season and evoke preference for spring over autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essen
Federal officer to aid ex service men to become citizens
Milton A. Balmer of the federal department of labor will be in the city Saturday to assist ex service men wishing to become United States citizens. He will help fill out citizenship applications and explain the requirements. The event will be at the office of the clerk of the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian
Woman's Missionary and
Ladies’ Aid Socie
J. W. Brown
Hamilton
Milton A. Balmer
Federal Department of Labor
United States
District Court
Oghoool Nursing Will Continue One More Year
Miss Dora L Burr county school nurse has resigned after 15 months but the county board voted to fund 1800 for a nurse for the coming year starting September. Dr W H Bickley and C Moeller urged continued rural school nursing, citing health gains from 2725 children examined and numerous corrections of vision hearing dental defects and other issues aided by University of Iowa Hospital operations under Perkins law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
Dora L. Burr
Red Cross
W. H. Bickley
C. Moeller
Bickley
Three High School Pupils Drown When Boat Capsizes
In Chariton Iowa three high school students Grace Man, Peter Smith and Hazel Hulfe drowned when a boat capsized in Burlington railway reservoir. Ted Stewart kept afloat until rescue by Quig Timmins. Hazel Hulfe’s body drifted ashore as the lake was dragged for the others amid strong winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton
Grace Maseman
Peter Smith
Hazel Hulse
Burlington Railway
Ted Stewart
Quig Timmons
Hazel Ehulfe
Bas Heand
Wu Diente
Chariton Country Club
Borat
Sixteen Boys Pass the Scouting Test
The Waterloo Council of Lay Scouts of America held its finance committee meeting at the Leavitt Johnson building with the executive panel to meet next day at noon. Progress was reported in troop formation and funding. Sixteen Sacred Heart school boys passed tenderfoot tests before Judge G W Wood and Ray L Short and were sworn in as Boy Scouts yesterday at 4 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Council of Lay Scouts of America
Leavitt & Johnson
Scotting
Sacred Heart School
G W. Wood
Court of Honor
Waterloo Council
Ray L. Short
Four Generations of Prize Jersey Stock Judged
A party of 13 Ames stock judging students tour Waterloo Jersey farms and judge four generations of the Financial line led by Financial Exquisite II with lineage back to Financial Beauty. The students evaluate the Marsh and Maxwell herds and discuss cattle seen at Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Ames
Waterloo
Waterloo Jersey Farms
Financial Exquisite IT
Financial Exquisite II
Marsh and
Maxwell
Marriage Licenses In Waterloo Area Report
Ben Bell and Nona Honey of Waterloo are married license applicants along with Wilfred Tipp and Mary Maser of Waterloo. Demetra Legomenas of Waterloo also appears in the Waterloo marriage license list with a date reference of 28 and 17, indicating filing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Bell
Waterloo
Nona Honey
Wilfred Tipp
Mary Maser
Constantine Genis
Demetra Legomenas
Bereford Breeder Tops Prices At Grundy Center Sale
In Grundy Center a Bereford breeder sold an animal at top price. Fernwood Minnesota paid 6400 dollars May 4 for a two year Hereford bull bought from Renke of this place. Jed Ackerman of Wellsburg died April 27 at Nihil Montana after months of illness. his wife and children are ill with scarlet fever. Roy Heath and Hazel Heath visit uncle James Wilson in Morrison. Frank Hildebrand返回 from Akron Ohio. Miss Hanna Schuck and Herman Hinsinga wed in Waterton April 24. they plan to farm near Apiington. Mrs. Byron Schryvar burned when hot coffee spilled at Whitten church dinner. Swiss government adopts 84 hour railway time plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
Fern Wool Lumber Company
Fernwood
Mias
Renke
Jed Ackerman
Wellshure
Nihil
Mont
Fivert Ross
Ss. Ackerman
Montana
Roy
Hazel Heath
Woodrow
N. MD
James Wilson
Morrison
Frank Hildebrand
Tip
Akron
Hanna Schuck
Conrad Schuck
Herman Hinsinga
Waterton
Apiington
Byron Sehryvar
Ami
Whitten
Union Labor Joint Committee Plans to Elect Brookhart
A joint labor and farmers alliance met in Waterloo to back Brookhart for U S senator, opposing Cummins Esch tariff provisions despite killing the anti strike clause. The state committee includes T M Pierson J A Gibson George Finnicum James Steadman and others who urged unity among unions and shippers to support pro union candidates and curb strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Labor Joint Committee
Brookhart
Buresaa
Smith Brookhart
United States
Waterloo Central Labor Union
Cummins-Esch
Altho
T. M. Piereon
Order of Railway Telegraphers
J. A. Gibson
Order of Stallway Inductora
George E. Finnicum
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
James Steadman
Musiclane
Cummins
State and County Agree Jointly to Drain Hudson Road
State and county will jointly drain the seven mile Hudson road this summer under a cooperative plan. Plans require Iowa highway commission approval and county district engineer input, with drainage as a temporary maintenance measure and tiling for permanent work. The project prioritizes the Waterloo Hudson route before others like Grant highway and Cedar Falls to Dike diagonal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo and
Hudson
Co-Op Gestion
J. W. Mercer
Iowa Highway Commission
Grant Highway
Cedar Falls
Dike
Logan Avenue
Waterloo-Hudson
Memorial Tree Planted for Soldiers at Byrnes Park
The Bar raca Reims memorial tree was planted on a hill above Respect Golf Links in Byrnes Park by Barraca class members of the First Methodist Sunday school. About 25 young men aged 18 to 25 participated, many ex soldiers, with Tracy Glaesener as master of ceremonies Hills B H Wilson gave an address. An American elm was planted using a German trench spade found near the Chemin des Dames and a marble piece from Reims Cathedral, brought by Ellis K. Wilson, was placed with the roots and covered with soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Respect
Byrnes Park
Barraca
First Methodist Sunday School
Tracy Glaesener
Hills BH
Wilson
The Ryzon Baking Book Prize Drives Home Baking Fame
A New York notice extols the Ryzon Baking Book prize recipe selection that led to two million housewives using the manual. It markets a 250 recipe volume for one dollar plus six cents postage, with an offer of a free Ryzon Icing Hook upon ordering two pounds of Ryzon.
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New York
America
Alisa
Braun
General Chemical O
Food Department
Bread St
Democrats Draft County Ticket in Black Hawk
The Democratic committee in Black Hawk County considers nominating Solon W. Thomas for sheriff Nina Webster for recorder and Grant Miller for treasurer. Thomas and Webster show willingness to run. Miller asks 34 hours to decide. Republicans hold a hefty 2,500 to 3,000 vote edge, but labor support and intra party friction offer potential gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sherif—Solon W. Thomas
Waterloo
Nina Wigbster
Cedar
Grant Miller
Grange Township
Black Hawk
Miller
Thomas
Illinois Central
Webster
Sheri
Local Democratic slate fronts amid election talk in Black Hawk county
Voters are urged to back a widow candidate with an educated daughter and a son employed at the William Galloway company. Supporters highlight the Republican incumbent’s three terms and note Webster’s death in an accident. Treasurers’ race centers on Miller of Orange township and potential intra party splits. Petitions are due by May 7 as Democrats plan to mobilize rural voters if universal suffrage occurs before November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Galloway Company
Webster
Black Hawk County
Miller
Orange Township
Rep Yublican Party
Democratic Committee
Body of Reinbeck Man Returned for Burial
May 4 Reinbeck Ia Military services planned for the funeral of John Manlick son of Mrs John Maniick who led in France His body will be the first to be returned from overseas Telegram from the government advises it is expected to reach Hoboken Thursday and be conveyed here soon after The American Legion will oversee the service Henry Prekel pastor of Immanuel Lutheran Waterloo will preach the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinbdeck
John Manlick
John Maniick
France
Hoboken
American Legion
Sune
Henry Prekel
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Waterloo
Waterlog Evening Convice Pattern Coupon Request
Waterlog Evening Courier advertises a fashion pattern service inviting readers to submit a coupon to the fashion department in Waterloo. Patterns cost 15 cents each and enable seams, with orders to be filled up to 3000 units as available and delivery within ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Greek couple reunited after decade apart in Waterloo
After traveling more than 5000 miles from Samos in the Aegean, Ma roudio Loukas arrives in Waterloo to join husband Mike Loukas of the Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co. The ten year separation ends when their son, nearly 11, meets his father at the Greek enclave in Waterloo. The family is later reunited at the station with Peter Mavrelis assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samos
Aegean Sea
Waterloo
Maroudio Loukas
Mike Loukas
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Loukas
Greece
Chicago
1. C
Union
Peis
Peter Mavrelis
Eduard Dalo to form new cabinet in Madrid
Madrid reports former premier Eduardo Dalo, liberal leader, accepted King Alfonzo's invitation to form a new cabinet. Marquis da Lema likely to become foreign affairs minister as speculation mounts. In Washington, President Wilson signed the Fuller pension bill boosting Civil War veterans and widows benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Madrid
Eduardo Dalo
King Alfonzo
Marquis da Lema
Wilson
Washington, D. C
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L. M. Small
James Register
J. B. Jordan
S A. B. Needlework Club
M. B. Needlework Club
F. W. Robertson
Clifford Farr
Los Angeles
Cal
George Daw
Will Place
T. W- Place
H. B. Boies
Elizabeth Royce
4. B. Lovejoy
D. J. Reinke
Spirit Lake
J. J. Peterson
Burton Avenue
First Presbyterian—Ladies' Aid) Society
Sunshine Lodge
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Earth's Fail
Priscila A
Helen
Ansious
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Ruth Cameron
U. S
Bereford
Hudson Road
Oxfords
Wang & Miller’s
Solon W. ‘Thomas
Grame Sall
Frisbie
Perchance
A. Bldg
Reinbeck
National Tomlet CO
Paris
Tenn
Avant Shoe Shop
Marsh Place
Samoa
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