Daughters of the American Revolution Society Notes
Waterloo and Mary Melrose chapters distribute 1921-22 programs. Mary Melrose studies Woman in American History. Waterloo on Woman a Citizen. Mary Melrose has 41 resident and 24 nonresident members. Waterloo 50 resident, 22 nonresident. Events include a bronze tablet ceremony September 23 at Francis Grout School and yearly programs across history from discovery to today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Mary Melrose
America
Hanna
George Banna
G. W. Sawyer
Mary Mel
Tose
H.A. Cobb
Tech
Washington
Continental Congress
Cal Kingsley
Flardar Juncheon
Fred S. Pettit
Board of Management
Memorial Hall
Lar
Ells Island
Blanche Stewart
J. W. Gwynne
Black Hawk County
Derfi
Melrose
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes advises readers on weight loss methods and simplifying dieting through scientific caloric charts. She offers two lookup tables, one for ideal weight and one for caloric values, and invites readers to request copies by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
The Skirts of Twenty Years Ago Discussed
Ruth Canbron argues about skirt length and practicality for working women. She compares old fashions with modern outfits, praising thin dark organdies for summer work and urging functional yet attractive dressing. She questions conservatives about dress suitability and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ness
Club Notes Highlight Home Improvement Group Meeting
The Farm Home Improvement club, formed by women west of town, met at Mrs. Fred Campbell’s home for readings music and exchange of pickling and preserving recipes. The next meeting is scheduled with Mrs. Waldo Hotchkiss on Oct. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cith
Fred Campbell
Waldo Hotchkiss
Couple Married at Oelwein Makes Trip by Airplane
Miss Zella Kuhnes and Gerald Duncan wed at Fayette and flew to Oelwein before heading to Charles City. They circled Fayette in a celebratory flight and planned to teach in Charles City and Independence. Principal local notices include an ODD Fellows picnic and funeral services for Jesse Robert son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Zella Kuhnes
Gerald Duncan
Fayette
Charlon City
Duncan
Charles City
Hazleton
George Wells
M. E
Arthur Wells
Fairbank
Nina Baumgartner
Walter Fritschel
Independence
Oelwein Lutheran Church
John Fritschel
Clinton
E. J. Braulick
Oelwein Church
Milwaukee
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Oeirwein-Independence
Park Oelweiu
Jesse Robertson
M. B. Church
John Helm
Missouri
Margaret Maddigan to Open School of Music in Waterloo
Waterloo to host a new School of Music and dramatic art led by Miss M. Margaret Maddigan at 521 Lafayette Street. The fall term opens Tuesday September 6 with two and three year courses in piano voice violin dramatic art and play directing plus private French and Italian lessons. registrations are under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
M. Margaret Maddigan
Laffayette Street
Frederic M. Ross
Ross Conservatory of Music
Fourth St
Wanglers
Inter-City Net Meet At Club Court Monday
Four tennis players from Mason City and Charles City will meet the Waterloo net team at Sunny Side Country Club courts about 2 p.m. Labor Day. Four singles and two doubles will be played. The Waterloo team members likely include Dr. C. Hemsworth, R. Rath, Carl Hemsworth, and Harter Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Charles City
Waterloo Net
Sunnyside Country Club
Waterloo
C. Hemsworth
Rath
Carl Hemsworth
Harter’ Hull
C, Hutchison
Cherry Blossom Lessons In Patience From A Summer Tale
A faded moral tale in a local column tells of a cherry blossom who rushes to bloom before the season. A gentle breeze and the North Wind warn her, she withers, and her sisters shine in fresh gowns while she learns to wait for warmer days and proper timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Blossom
North Wind
Thomas Horton
Lake Okoboji
St. Mark's Church
Four Big Revival Meetings Sunday by Dr. O A Newlin
Evangelistic campaign at Plymouth Congregational church with four large meetings Sunday including 5 45 a m Sabbath school 12 00 noon public worship 3 00 p m men’s meeting at Plymouth church led by Dr Newlin 1 30 p m women’s meeting at First Evangelical church with Mrs Newlin 7 30 p m evangelist meeting in charge of Dr Newlin Roy G Upson leads song program with Duet by Dean and Upson and solo He Knows the Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabbbath
Evangelist Newlin
Plymouth Coieregatio Church
Newlin
First Evangelical Church
Evangeliste
O. A Newlin
Plymouth Congregational Church
Dr. Newlin
Plymouth Church
First Evangelical Church For Women
Roy G. Upson
Dean
Upson
Mr. Upson
Epworth
St. Paul's
Rev. C. FE
Broadway School
Franklin and
Lane
T. J. Fuller
Nner
Albany
Mobile
H. C. Boyd
Men's Sunday Club
Dealsh
Mueller
Mission Society
Tuther League
Church of the Redeemer
St. Luke's
Fourth
Campbell Avenue
Leland E. Lesher
Trinity American Anthoran
Fifth Streets
F Herbert Moehlmann
Grace M. E. Church Backs Return of Dr. Lockwood
Grace M. E. Church members unanimously adopted a resolution urging the annual conference to return Dr. E. J. Lockwood to the Waterloo parish for another term. The preamble cites his valued work and high esteem in the city, with a strong Grace church delegation plan for the Davenport conference run Sept 27 to Oct 3 led by Rhode, Wyant, and See.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board
Grace M. E. Church
E. J. Lockwood
Waterloo
Davenport
Grace Church
Dr. Lockwood
Re Rhode
W. W. Wyant
Guy N. See
Messages of Comfort and Inspiration Sermon Series
Dr. J. R. Macartney will preach a First Presbyterian church series starting Sunday morning. The sermons draw on old beloved hymns with narration of their stories and teaching analyses, accompanied by attractive music. Texts include We Turn Unto Thee Again, E’en The Cross That Raiseth Me, Bread of the World in Mercy Broken, and Awake My Soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Christendom
Daet Park
Kern
Cutler
Cutler Atreet
George Moody
Bible School
Fitet—Park and Mulberry
John Robertson Macartney
D. D
Seasion
Ray
C. H. Purmort
Northminster
Wallon
Aled Avaton
Bees Daniel J. Gretzinger
S. S. Teachers’ Institute
Cedar Heights Community Church
Presbyterian
J. C. Orth
Pester
Christian Endeavor
Dr Pettit to Deliver Labor Sunday Sermon at First M E
Labor Sunday observance continues with a 7 45 p m service at First M E church under Central Labor aegis. Rev Thomas J Pettit Fort Dodge M B church pastor and noted pulpit orator will discuss Religion in Industry. Pettit is known to Iowa labor circles for speeches at state conventions in Fort Dodge and Burlington. Official calls all workers to attend. special music precedes the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Central Labor Body
Thomas J. Pettit
Fort Dodge M. B
Pettit
Iowa
Tr. Pettit
Reverend Mounsey Returns to Lead Christ Episcopal Services
Rev Ernest B Mounsey resumes duties at Christ Episcopal Church after six week Minnesota trip spent near Rochester. Services planned for tomorrow include holy communion at 9 and 11 with a sermon by Rev Mounsey. No Sunday school or evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest B. Mounser
Minnesota
Mr. Mounsey
Stone Church
Fourth Street
Ernest B. Mounsey
Holy Communion
Ami
St. Mark'e
Tourthend
Denver Street
Thomas Horton
D. D
Free Methodists Hold Cedar Rapids District Meeting
The Cedar Rapids Free Methodist district holds its quarterly gathering in Cedar Rapids at the Free Methodist church corner of Franklin and Lane. Rev. W. I. Trimble presides as elder, with services continuing Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. There is also an evening service at 7:30 this Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
The
Free Methodist Church
Franklin and
Lane Streets
W. I. Trimble
Bt. Joseph's
Inira and
Mulberry
E. J. Slattery
MF. Toomey
Sacred Beart
Fourth
Randolph
John Molloy
Rex
Patrick Balsas
Macy's Church
Lafsystte and
Park Avenue East
Ethah
Newell
EL. Baumgartner
W. H Brunn
Church Services Guide for Watartles Area Churches
A dense listing of local churches with pastors and service times across denominations including Baptist, Catholic, Presbyterian, Scient ist, Church of Christ, Episcopalian, Lutheran, Unitarian, and more. It notes Sunday school times, morning and evening services, prayer meetings, and special programs at various streets and intersections, reflecting a busy Sabbath schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latter Day Saints
Church of Jesus Christ
Stone Chapel
Columbia Streets
Victora Hall
Broadway
Church of God May Move Its National Headquarters Here
National headquarters of the Church of God may relocate to Waterloo. The National Bible institution was formed at the conference now in session at Chautauqua park Iowa with 20 acres ideal for encampments. Officers named include James A. Patrick L E Connor J S Lyon F L Austin and G P Allard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Waterloo
National Bible Institution
National Conference of the Church
Chautauqua Park
Iowa
James A. Patrick
Minnesota
L. E. Connor
Ohio
J. S. Lyon
Regon
Publishin House
Planne
Tifs
Argus
Ind
Dixon
Services Resume At First Congregational Church
Rev Fred J Clark and Mrs Clark return from a western motor tour. Sunday services restart at 11 am with Sunday school. No evening services while west church union meetings run through September. Weekday activities resume after a month long vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. J. Clark
Clark
West
First Congregational Church
Corm
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E. H. Wrant
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Johnson’s Pavilion
Jack Williams
T. J. Roemer
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John Banton
Clair Buck
Elmer Cohn
Maurice Cohn
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Kenneth Peterson
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James Scripture
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Smith
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Howard Howrey
Max Levingston
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University of Iowa
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Cann
Alford Lyon
George Lichty
Henry Crick
Lows State College
Ward Mayer
Merle Hoag
University of Minnesota
Owen Hitchens
University of Wisconsin
Matt Pattarson
Universihy of
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Dean Litchfield
Kenyon
Vincent Golinvaux
Creighton
Francis
Seane
Ohio Military
Royn Galloway
Monmouth
Leo Genwiller
Columbia
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Willarg Hall
Rovilla Pendleton
F. F. Yapp
Nate Entwisle
Lincoln Circle
Mines
Washburne
Ela Watters
Nellie Entwisle
Sunnyside Club
Sunnyside
Country Club
H. M. Reet
Ola Blockfinger
Bugue
Barnam Weis
Arline Weis
A. W. D. Weis
Quincey
William Burnam
Champaign
Episcopal Church
Quincy
Burnam
Dayton
O. Henry Weis
Laura Gholson
Robert Lichty
First Baptist
Byrnes Park
First Methodist
J. N. Gindt
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Okla
Clarence Lubbs
Ed Frankfurt
Mary
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Galloway Union
D. I. Greitzinger
Presbyterian Church
Mmnes
Tate
Dudley
Woman's Club
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Greater Waterloo Association
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Oscar Cook
Cedar Heights
Woman’s Aid of Community Church
Thomas Eaton
Christ Episcopal—Daughters of the King
D. 8. Ramase
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M. B. Cleveland
J. H. Keefe
Hope Martin
Florence Tete
Sacred Heart
J. P. Murphy
Sacred Heart Parish
Hawthorne Club
Electric Park Pavilion
Ehv
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Ruth Canbron
Margaret Maddigan
School of Music
Inter-City Net
Sandman
O. A. Newlin
Grace M. E. Board
DR. Pettit
Mounsey
Christ Episcopal
Free Methodists
Serra
Watartles
Seraing
Eklund
Dorthwast
Habbath School Ordey
Jam
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Hleti Street
V. C. Kelford
Jefferson Street
Park Avenue
Clyde J. Akins
Fundey &Coo
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L Purser, Jr
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Excelsior
Sunshine
Collarta
Dougiae ‘Ghreet
W. W. Biwing
Sketeeer
Wellington
Beachler
Christian Endeavor Igne
Church of the Brethren
Seventh and South
P. Blough
Christian Workers Meeting
Christadelphian Christadelphian Zccloniae
Fifth
Randolph Streets
Christiam. Central—Fourt
Ana South Rav
Serrt
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Ikam
Church OF Christ. Scientist
First Church of Scientist
Secord
Wellington Streets
Marsh-Place Building
Sian
Witten
Raymond W. Crosz
Pola Sunjaar
Leertiee Jila
Orser
Jefferson
Thirteenth Streets
W. A. Peterson
Burday School
Endeavor
Logan Avenue
John A. Deedrick
William Sack
J. A. Deedrick
KLCB
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B. M. Fritzinger
Jacob
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S. B. Yambolos
United Brethren
Graves Mamoral
Fourth and Allen
S. Smick
Frank W. Court
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Flymouth Congregational
Walnut
Salvation Army
Brother Mission
Waterstreet
Henry Nicholls
Woods Shuttain
Hall
Metropolitan Holmsasx
Fifth street _east
J. H. Yaggy
United Brethren Church
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Ghicaceo
Rupertor Zretsing
Emppien
Weex
Kimball Hall
Chicago
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Ross
Ricardo Martin
London String Quartet
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Union Congregational Church
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