Business and Professional Women's club election report
Annual meeting reports Ives re-elected president and officers chosen for the year. The Waterloo club shows 100 members after its first year, with over $2000 handled by the treasurer and a $56 balance. Dues stay at $10, club plans Tuesday and Saturday park court use and debates wage law, YWCA partnership, and advisory board changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business & Professional Women's Club
W.D. Ives
Alice ‘Wrkott
Ada Bardeen
Anna Decker
Venus Neilsen
Anna Meader
Willard Hall
Black’s Tearoom
Cedar Roalds
Treasury
Waterloo Club
Iowa
National Federation
Cleveland
Jair
Mary Horner
Ways and Meens Committee
Beneft
Brunes Park
Cedar Rapids
Alice Wikoff
Ives
Horner
Bardeen
Mmacconnell
Ruby Slam
Waterloo
Usus
Winifred Gervin
Ing
Gertrude Geapfarth
North Central Fel
Ruth Magowan
Ciniimans
Legion Auxiliary delegates head to state meeting in Sioux City
Mrs. B J Rohlf and Mrs OG W Chapman lead Becker Chapman fest auxiliary delegates to the state convention in Sioux City. Local auxiliary meeting postponed to May 26. dues due to retain charter. Waterloo area units report large Women's Institute attendance and Memorial Day planning underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Rohlf
OG. W. Chapman
Sioux
Ruth Reiher and Arcie Mether Wed This Afternoon
Ruth Reiher daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Reiher Cedar Falls wed Arcie H Mether son of Mr and Mrs C H Mether Cedar Falls in a Cedar Falls home ceremony at 4 pm Rev G L Bergeman officiated with 40 relatives and friends Present Estelle Rahe sang and Emily Mahe played Wedding March Bride wore crepe georgette gown bouquet of Ophelia roses sweetpeas and lilies. Hosts at 715 State Cedar Falls after August 1. Out of town guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Reiner
Henry J. Reiher
Cedar Fails
Arcie H. Mether
C. H. Mether
Cedar Falls
G. L. Bergeman
Zion Evangelical Church
Estelle Rahe
Emily Mahe
Mendelssohn
State Street
Charles Ha
Neva
Shell Rock
B. L. Mether
Des Moines
Boxer Bremer
la Porte City
M. F. Dilger
Quentin
Robert Thorn
Lloyd Smilth
Florence Chilcote
Waterloo
The Sandman Story and Community Events
A mixed column covers social notes at local clubs and church circles with meetings at St Marys and Cedar Heights, plus a tale about honesty guests at an inn. It recounts Katharine Stantons birthday party, Friendship Club officers, and a continuation of The Sandman Story featuring Yellow Toes and Butterfly as preparations for a fete gift unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Toe
Yellow’ Toes
Butterfly
Yellow Toes
Yellow
Buttery
Allan
Beauty Chats By Edna Kunt Forbes
A columnist discusses beauty and art, linking aesthetic pleasure to the artist's spirit. She argues smiles convey mood beyond lip shape and teeth, urging inner charm as key, then offers fashion tips and reader notes on vitality and diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kunt Forbes
Side Talks Sr Ruth Cammrom Suspicion in a Theft Tale
A reader recalls a porch theft scare at a seaside inn where a guest insists a sweater was left on a chair. The manager questions the chair location and the guest’s certainty, highlighting mistrust among travelers and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cammrom
Ian
Sioux City unions end strike with wage reductions
Sioux City workers in carpentry bricklaying sheet metal and electrical trades return to jobs after unions accept 10 percent cuts from last year’s pay. Carpenters will earn 60 cents per hour bricklayers 1.12 1 2 dollars sheet metal workers 99 cents and electricians 1 dollar. Arrangements made individually rather than through the building trades council which contractors refused to recognize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Building Trades Council
Waverly Boy Died Overseas Buried At Home
Waverly Iowa May 13 Special Private interment in Harlington cemetery for BSergt F C Nottger formerly of Waverly who died in Donjeaux France January 1919 of typhoid fever. Born Feb 21 1888 he worked in Waterloo autos before enlisting. He served with Mobile hospital unit No 100. body moved from Riman court France to his hometown. Surviving Clyde and sisters Cecile and Muriel. Deaths of his parents followed message arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ger
Donjeaux
France
Seret
Nottger
Waterloo
Camp Crane
Allen Town
Sergt. Nottger
Riman|court
Clyde
Cecile
Muriel
Lesson in temper slips over a glass candelabra mishap
In a domestic flare up Andrew admits he broke a glass candelabra Aunt Mary gave Imogene for a wedding. He deflects blame to a servant and Imogene reveals the cherished heirloom’s long care and symbolic value, noting it survived years of use and messes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Imogene
Sarah
Mary
Imo- Fee
Waterloo Zionists Gather Carload of Tools for Palestine
A Waterloo committee gathered a carload of farming implements to aid repatriated Jews in Palestine. Local manufacturers donated tools and funds, with a June shipment from New York. the effort, part of the District of Waterloo Zionist Organization, aims to raise 2000 dollars and support immigrant labor and cooperative colonies in the Holy Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarioad
Caine
Waterloo
Holy Land
Zionist Organization
Palestine Tools Committee
New York
Palestine
Europe
America
Canaan
Jacob Cohn
Simon Hurwich
Benjamin Schultz
George Thome
H. B. Cohn
A. Kaplan
Mr. Kaplan
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
William Galloway Company
Iowa Dairy Separator Company
Stewart Manufacturing Company
Swift Manufacturing Company
Jacob Cehn
Benjamin Schults
Ite
Marshalltown
Ceder Rapids
Charles City
Webster City
Zonists
Zionist Organization of America
Zion Ara
Poland
Latvia
Ukraine
Roumania
Silent Drama Draws Patrons As Organist Plays Classics
In a small town scene, Andrew and Imogene share a playful moment as a massive display item is demolished leaving dust and a fry roast. The crowd watches a silent drama while the organist plays patron requests, mixing old favorites with recent compositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Imogene
Strand Theatre Adds Large New Organ to Delight Patrons
Music lovers at the Strand theatre enjoyed a new large organ installed by Dr. W. R. Beazier of Chicago. The instrument, now rivaling the old organ, includes components of an orchestra with drums bells and even human tones. Spontaneous applause greeted the incidental music. Beazier demonstrated the organ with the overture Poetland Peasant as an interlude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand Theatre
W.R. Beazier
Chicago
Dr. Beazley
Beazier
Jevening
Grand Jury Probes Murder of J C Scane
In Minneapolis a grand jury opened a murder inquiry into the May 2 death of J G Scane, a real estate dealer and brother of F M Scane. Widow Mrs J C Scane testified as principal witness while A B Lea remains jailed in Hendepin County on the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
F. M. Scane
J. C. Scane
A B. Lea
Hendepin County
Delaware Co. grade schools hold May 27 commencement
The Delaware County rural and graded schools plan a May 27 commencement and picnic at Manchester grounds. Activities include a 3 story contest, spelling, a ball game between consolidated schools, and a pageant with the unfurling of Iowa’s flag and old glory. Prof Swain of Iowa State Teachers College to give the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Dyersville
Pulpils
Swain
Iowa State ‘Teachers College
Fiss of
Iowa
Ole Swimmin Hole Brings Joy To 200 Boys At Y M C A Pool
About 200 youngsters enjoy free swimming at a Y M C A pool with 276 daily attendance the largest in local history. Instruction covers three weeks with non swimmers focused first, then advanced swimmers. 30 boys receive hour long drills while most learn to swim with ease under O F W Richardson and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. 20 C
Nisit
F. W. Richardson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society News
P.L. C. Club
Ed Frankfort
Legion Auxiliary
Institute of Waterloo Union
Willardhall
Ida Mitchell
L. E. Park
Mary Philpot
Ida B. Wige Smith
Frances B. Villard
D. J. Gretzinger
G. W. Luckt
S. L. Gar
W.W. St John
J. BE. Davis
White Ribbon
Philpot
BE. J. Thompson
Vera Reber
Smith
Daughters of Veterans
Jane Kirkwood
Daughters of Veterane
Memorial Hall
Department
Myrtie Falan
Myrna Zeller
Estelle Mason
Lilian Hileman
Riva Wannemaker
Sons of Veterans
Waterloo Cemetery
Chester Caldwallader
Columbia Circle
Hubert Bechlect
Tipa
Ickley
Viva Baker
Grant Circle
Cadweilaer
Vor
Airis
Ruth Reiher
Arcie Mether
Dubuque
Sojo
Elmer Sherrill
June Merk
Verne
Karl London
Fern ‘Clough
Katherine Stanton
Friendship Club
Friendship Clubs of West High School
Dorothy Bickley
Dorothy Clasen
Doris Gaston
Helen Easley
Ond
Helen Burgess
Dane Street
St. Mary's
Frank Hasbrook
Jol Gindt
John Marshall
Christ Episcopal—Ladies’ Guild
Richard Hall
Earl Gleason
Robert Parrott
Prank | Collard, Jr
Cedar Heights
Woman's Club of
A. T. Moorehouse
J. Ashworth
L. Diekman, Sr
L. Diekman, Jr
G. R. Gruhn
William Wenthe
M. Polletaon
First Baptist—Women’s Society
Moosehart Legion
Moogs Hall
Ce Veranda
Sandman Story
Mra. F. A. Waledr
Ruth B
B. B
Sergt
F. C. Nottger
Hy Row
Fuleerson
Theoka
Isaiah
THE
Strand
Grand Jury
J.C. Scane
Delaware CO
Postum Cereal
Ine
Battle Creek
Mich
Happy Boys
City and
Bethea Ee
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