Mothers of P. E. O. honored at Chapter FE meeting
Society notes describe Chapter FE hosting a Monday April 14 event to honor mothers of P. E. O. members at multiple host homes. Programs include a review of Sheridan's My American Diary, music by Mrs. Cascade and others, and plans for next year with committees named for yearbook, flower, cooperative, calling, music, and charity.
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J UL Exsioy
A.B. Lovejoy
A. E B. Enderlein
C.D. O' Harrow
Maies
Hugh van Pelt
Fog. Clark
Ira Rodamar
Pel Johennean
Madison
Wis
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Fred J. Miller
White
Nettie Bakker
B. Barber
P. E. Johanneen
A.W. Brown
June Gonlon
A. E. Maderlein
J. EB. Brinkman
C., ‘Harrow, Musici Mrs. Fred J. Miller
Ars
Fred J. Clark
Airs
George B. Miller
J. H. Easley
A. Newbecker
Tri Roitemar
BP. E. O
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E. Pickett
Sheridan
W. A.D. Graham
Grace
Oliver
Stevenson
Meade
Mrs. Stevenson
A. E. Endelisin
Mre
J. E. Brinkman
Plans for Civic Department Program Dominates Local Politics
Citizens focus on a civic department agenda as plans outline topics for the upcoming meetings. The Roosevelt Parent Teacher association held its first regular session with 125 attendees, featuring speeches by Rev C V Athaan and updates from school leaders.
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Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association
C. V. Athaan
Central Christian Church
W. Kitne
HA. Boysen
H. A. Boysen
Lincoln P.T
S.c.kimm
Commercial National Ibank
Side Talks and Ruth Cameron Letters and Answers
A column exploring correspondents who write letters and whether they also answer others. The piece humorously contrasts writers who reply with actual letters versus those who share gossip without answering, noting the frustration of unanswered questions and the desire for complete communication.
Beauty chat guidance on hair removal skin care and health tips
The excerpt offers home beauty advice including shaving, hair removal methods, facial routines, and skin care. It discusses using pumice, tweezers, oatmeal soap mixtures, castile soap, tincture zinc, and cucumber juice for skin lightening. It mentions diet impacts on skin, cold water splashes, and potential need for medical care for under eye circles.
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Invite Mrs Boggs to Lead Roundtable at Iowa University
Mrs E A Boggs state chairman of the division of community service Iowa Federation of Women's Service has been asked by Dr Benjamin B Shambaugh to take charge for a roundtable discussion at the Commonwealth Conference to be held at the University of Town June 20 to July 2. The conference organized by federated women's clubs the Iowa League of Women Voters and the Parent Teacher associations features discussions on The Electorate and the Government The Electorate and the Potent Parties The Potent and the Law and The Electorate and World Politics. Speakers include Mrs Max Mayer and Mrs J C Cummins of Des Moines who will share duties and lead sessions. The event marks a focus on citizenship education and political participation with several local leaders contributing to the program.
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Mrs Shoemaker Presides B Natural Club Election
Mrs Shoemaker was elected president of the B Natural Music Club at a gathering at Miss Durnice Call’s home. Mrs Raymond Addington was elected reporter, Mrs Merle Witt as vice president, with officers including Miss Jenna Rickette secretary Miss Endora Carey treasurer and others. Installations planned for the fall term.
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G. KE
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Natural Music Club
RG. Taylor
HL. Smith
C. R. Sanborn
Martha McCormick
Mae Nowell
Mildred Gleason
Woman's Club to Sponsor Camps for Girls and More Events
Waterloo events highlight community group activities with Mrs Blanche Carstens Roy York speaking on Summer Camps as an Educational Factor for girls and parents. Bridge party hosted by Ruth and Catherine Lumry to honor Wayne Loveland. Addetta dies guest. Eastern Star initiations at Mason City chapter and town events include glee club concert at Town State Teachers College and various auxiliary meetings.
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Blanche Carstens
Roy York
Waterloo Woman's Club
Berean
Home and Education Department
Seales
Man
Waterloo
Calvary Evangelical Sunday School Plans Annual Meeting
The Helping Hand class of Calvary Evangelical Sunday school will hold its annual meeting tomorrow at 1 1 P M at the residence of Mrs Mine June Cones. Dollay day will be observed. Women of First Sy Bormanizatons invite all members to church parlors tomorrow afternoon for program and social time. St Marks Womtan's auxiliary to meet at the church at 280 n in Wednesday with a prayer service after. Ladies' Social union annual dollar day shower and mission program at the Universalist Parish House.
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Japanese Mission Fund
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F. B. Morris
Oseacir Kline
Wid Department of
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W. A. Dobson
Walnut Street Baptist Wieman's Society
Lumeciron
Atrs
C. HB. Smith
Lucilie
Anderson Evangellistic Party
Nettie Blenis
Artell Hinskins
George Hackett
First Congregational Women's Organization
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A. F. Wolwver
Harry Gale
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John Swift
Glaranes Brown
Grace
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If. B. Burr
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Calvary Evangelical Sunday School
Mine June Cones
First
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Marks Womtan
Ladies’ Social Union
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Autumn Leaf club notes resigning president and gifts
Mrs. Warren Hewitt resigned as president at the regular Autumn Leaf club meeting with Mrs. Ehmer Wideman as she plans to move from the farm to Waterloo. The club voted $10 for the Dewar Ladies Aid to buy table ware. Eighteen members and one visitor attended. Mrs. Dorothy Smith to host April 24.
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Autumn Leaf Club
Ehmer Wideman
Waterloo
Dewar Ladies’ Aid Society
Dorothy Smith
Westminster Church Young Folk Dated for Friday Evening
Westminster Church Young Folk invite members and friends to a Friday service with Dr Chames D Darling discussing The Call of the Kingdom. Music from the Sunday school orchestra and West High Quartet, aiming to inspire boys and girls in life, work, and faith.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Chames D. Darling
West High Quartet
Darling
Special Meetings at Walnut St Church Enter Third Week
Special meetings at Walcutt Street Baptist church under Evangelist Anderson continue with strong attendance. Tonight the evangelist addresses a youth mass on Where Satan Sows Hig Seed in dealing with modern amusements. Rev Edward Crane will read the singing and deliver a program number. four big services have drawn large crowds over five weeks. The talk on the Symphony of Life cites II Peter 1 for virtue, self control, and asks if America has advanced morally as much as economically.
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Walcutt Street Baptist Church
Evangelist Anderson
Edward Crane
Anderson
America
James Bryce
New York
Mrs Vesta Bryant Is Dead Funeral to Be Wednesday
Vesta A. Bryant widow of Major W. Bryant longtime Cedar Falls business figure died at 10 yesterday at 326 Sixth Street West after years of invalidism. Funeral at 3 p.m. Wednesday at West Congregational Church. Survived by cousins including Mrs. C. W. Bruner of Waterloo. Her husband died in 1900s. Mrs. Bryant active in church work and philanthropy, taught Sunday school, directed choir, organist, supported various enterprises. Born in North Adams Massachusetts, 76 years old.
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Waterloo
W. W. Little Named Mayor of Town in Election Tuesday
W W Little is named mayor after Tuesday election in this town. Ellna house, recently occupied by Bert Ponsford, is mentioned as a local property tied to the election aftermath.
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Bert Ponsford
Juries Released After Settlements in District Court
Two juries were impaneled in district court yesterday but settlements halted further proceedings. Morning action for damages for personal injuries on Nettie Ayers versus King settled before evidence. Afternoon jury in Hanson versus Suffern also settled. Several jurors were accepted in the morning and on the second panel. Judge Siles’ division presided.
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Sweeney Auto School
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Jackie Coogan Aids Suffering Armenia
Child star Jackie Coogan pledges to accompany a $1,000,000 ship sent by the United States to Armenia this summer. Boy Scouts nationwide will aid preparations shaping cargo of condensed milk flour and quinine for Near East Relief children as Coogan travels with stations along the route.
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Cedar Heights And Castle Hill Retain Mayors, Councilmen
Cedar Heights and Castle Hill elected unopposed leaders for a new two year term. Rey L. Stetzel and the council ran without opposition, securing continued office. Castle Hill saw little voter interest as J O Gnagy and incumbents kept their seats.
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