County to Furnish 33 Men on May 25 Calls
The county exemption board reports a call for 35 men at Camp Dofte on May 25. Twenty of the number are former deferred list members who have been advanced in classification. In nearby Vincennes on May 13, an Immanuel Lutheran church patriotic meeting featured talks by J. B. Dempster M. L. Bowman and Rev. A. V. Stephan with patriotic songs and American flags on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Cedar Falls
Camp Dofte
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Walnut
Vine Streets
J. B. Dempster
M. L. Bowman
A. V. Stephan
Vincennes
Women clubs host gatherings and WCTU three day house party
El Newmas of Members of the B I G club were guests of Mrs John Fairweather yesterday. Luncheon was served at a table decorated with Japanese et and cherry blossoms. Miss Iya Lehman attended. Mrs John Gilles entertained the Q V C club with Mrs Wilbur Glaw and Mrs Foster Willey as guests. Red Cross sewing occurred. J D club met at the home of Mrs James Register, with Mrs W H Garmon hosting and several guests present. The three day W C U house party opened at Willard hall with a picnic luncheon and program led by Mrs E Park. Ida B Wise Smith, state president, spoke on Organized Motherlove and saving the girls and boys. Other numbers by local members and the Burton Avenue midget quartet. Tonight Smith spoke at Grace M E church and will speak at Labor temple. A patriotic program is planned. Tomorrow a local institute at Willard hall concludes the three day event with devotional, solos, readings, discussions, and a picnic supper. Joint S O meeting of Sons of Veterans and the auxiliary held in Memorial hall.
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New York
Rose Timble
Kahn
Kilroe
Ahich
B. I. G. Club
John Fairweather
Iya Lehman
John Gilles
Q. V. C. Club
Wilbur Glaw
Foster Willey
Red Cross
J.D. Club
James Register
K. O
W. H. Garmon
Ww. Oc. U
Willard Hall
E. Park
Ida B. Wise Smith
Mary B. Kroesen
A. G. Greeley
J. M. Hamilton
Burton Avenue
Edward, Craig
Mabel Totten
Ruth Stull
Smith
Grace M.E. Church
Labor Temple
Frank Cotton
Cedar Falls
A. J. Eychaner
Cedar Heights
Reading
H. D. Parks
Ida B. Wise-Smith
Word Walker
J. B. Moore
Hopsy
Mary KE. Kroesen
Sallie Ferris
Los Angeles
Cal
Clara Denniston
Anya Young
Grace Teeter
Social clubs and gatherings highlight Waterloo society notices
Thursday afternoon schedule lists First Lutheran Home Mission Society parlor meetings, Red Cross work at St Marys Circle and Margaret’s Hall, Minerva and New Century clubs, and Mother and Baptist aid events. Surprises, farewells, and a Mary Rose chapter session unfold with plans for Memorial day, picnics, and Red Cross sewing. a Busy week ends with social visits at hotels and churches.
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W. T. Jeffries
First Lutheran Home Mission Society
Isundead
A. J. Cornwell
St. Mary's
Red Cross
E. Heald
St. Margaret’s
Margaret's Hall
Minerva Club
P. J. Murray
First Baptist Aid Society
Young Mothers’ Club
R. M. Davison
LF. B
James Houghton
T. Christofferson
New Century Club
Piente
Emerson Taylor
Among the Churches Social at Cornwell Home
People's class of a church enjoyed social time at Mr and Mrs A J Cornwell's home. Guests included Mrs Norman Bby visiting Fresno. Mrs C Humphrey and Mrs Ralph Payne assisted. Westminster workers met for business and a Hed Croas gathering. Members pledged 21 to adopt a French war orphan and decided to dispense with refreshments.
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Norman Bby
Fresno
Cal
Gertrude Lowe
Cornwell
Or First Baptist
C. Humphrey
Ralph Payne
Westminster Presbyterian
H. A. Smith
Westminster
My Four Years in Germany and The Unbeliever at Majestic Palace
The article reviews a film bill featuring My Four Years in Germany dramatizing America’s resolve after Kaiser Wilhelm’s defiance with Ambassador Gerard’s narration and a patriotic finale. It also advertises The Unbeliever at the Palace, a war feature with a moral, shown with Marine Corps support and a briefing on the Marines’ service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm
America
Ambassador Gerard
Kaiser Bill
Majestic
Palace Theatre
United States Marine Corps
Marines
The White Man's Law and War Film Depicts Change
A Waterlog review lauds a war film for its moral core, trench realism, and portrayal of class, religious, and racial prejudice. It notes U.S. M C members in the cast and crew serving abroad. Also praised is Sessue Hayakawa in The White Man's Law at Plaza Theatre as a compelling Arabian- John A. Ghengis role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sessue Hayaka
Paramount Pictures
Hashimura Togo
Paramount
Bible profanity in congress cited by Overman
The floor heard a clash as Senator Overman accused President Wilson of lacking confidence in Senate leadership. Senator Reed objected and Overman pressed the point, reading a biblical passage about Moses with Aston and Hur holding up his hands during the battle of Israel and Amalek.
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Congress
Overman
Wilson
Reed
Aston
Hur
Moses
Hald
Israel
Amalek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Kahn
el Newmas of
S. O
Sons of Veterans and the Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Waterloo Theatre
Ane
Henry Zeller
Balle Hanna
First Brethren Church
Hanna
Waterloo
West High
Acheod
Vinton
W. H. Hanna
Chilton Shafer
Avalon Avenue
Virginia
Cently
Parnie
Rameey
H. D. Shafer
Mary Melrose
Mary Merose
Daughters of the American Revolution
4. W. Sigworth
G. L. Kingsley
Addie Hungerford
H.W. Sleworth
Lois Gass
Floyd Chamberlain
Murray Club
Byrnes Park
Mathilda Belrens
Woman's’ Club
Waterloo Woman's Club
Russell-Lamson
Tae
A . Walnut Street
Baptist
Amoma
Mias
Alice Spencer
Knights of Columbus Hall
First Brethren—Home Department
Mia
Lentle M Shew
Tre
United States
Sanater
U. S. Army
John L. Clem
Dremmar Boy
Shilton
U.S. Army
Palm Beach
Kune Bros. & Co. Inc
Chicago
Dotson
Kerwin
Sessue Hayakawa
Gerard
The
Marshall Canning Company
Marshalltown
Iowa
Macnee
Featuring
Raymond McKee
Marguerite Courtot
Fox Standard
Paris
Theda Bara
Buddha
Miss Bara
Alice Howell
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