Cedar Rapids Club Women Buy Home
Cedar Rapids Club Women purchase a residence on Second Avenue for 17 000 dollars and plan a 10 400 dollar auditorium annex for meetings. The group awards 1 000 dollar gifts to help finance the home and honors birthday anniversaries of members and veterans wives at Memorial Hall with coordinators Myrtella Short and Jane Kirkwoirth leading the event.
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Heperterson
Second Ave
Chub
Phyde
Jane
Mra
Mae Walker
Side Talks on Self Extravagance in Everyday Life
A reader laments careless self spenders and urges thrift in daily habits. He cites irregular work hours causing fatigue, delaying rest, and wasting energy on trivial pains. The piece condemns delaying doctor visits and overvaluing costly, low-return comforts while urging mindful use of time, money, and strength.
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Ang
Bee
New’ England
Toas Ernie Ahont
Beauty Chats on Posture and Self Care
The piece argues proper head hold and posture improve overall appearance and balance. It advises standing before a mirror to lift the head, straighten the chest, and relax shoulders, noting the body will align with continued practice. It also covers foot care, corn treatment, and simple weekly meal adjustments for healthier habits.
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Sousittarner Dire
Fannie Hemenway Named Parliamentarian for Iowa BPW Convention
Miss Fannie Hemenway, longtime parliamentarian and vice president of the Cedar Falls GB. PB. W. club, prepares to preside at the fourth annual Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women’s clubs convention in Cedar Falls. She has a background in teaching, law study, and art, and has lived in Lansing, Iowa near the Mississippi.
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Fannie Hemenway
Choken giTiedal
Onsvention of Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women
Sloes
Lansiig
Mississippi
Paul Davis Dry Joods Company
Hemenwey
Cedar Falls
St Marys Players to Present Drama at School Sunday
St Marys Dramatic club enters its final week of rehearsals for The Victim to be staged Sunday at 2:25 pm and 7:15 pm in the school auditorium. Cast includes Mary Frost, Georgia Leal, Hirob Witte, Tommy Frost, Sylvester Laseine and others with Mrs A A Hoffmann and parish members providing musical numbers and special features.
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Mary’s Dramatic Club
Uescrupi
Cresenton
Tom
Mary Frost
Mary Bartlett
Georgia Leal
Michael Grozan
Sexton
Hirob Witte
Patsoy Morin
Back Ley
Tommy Frost
Thomas Hartlett
Father Bartlett
Sylvester Laseine
T J. Bartlett
Efamers
Esyph Dumond
Franch
Tucker Andrus Strong
AL Dmletsch
Frank Gordon
M. Frost
John Peabody
Massachusetts
Coburn
turnkey—Vernarnd Manetha
Toschpedseeutine
ER Plackburn
Tenre
A. A. Uoffmenn
R. A. Barrett
Marytressa Emmons
St. Mary's
St. John’s Parishes
Home and Education Division names new chairwoman
Mrs. 1. L. Corton was elected chairman of the Home and Education Department at the clubhouse meeting. Mrs. NL Oal Liebig named vice chairman, with Mrs. J. W. DeWald reelected secretary. Next year will include world peace study in September and varied programs with Iowa State Extension support.
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la Corton
UN Uc
iWoman
Dlah
Home and Education
Chaiirman
Menters
NL Oal Liehig
W. DeWald
G. F. Sentes
Yptoktam
W. F. Schrag
Iowa State Vmlage Extension Department
T. B. Woman White
Club Luncheon Notes and Civic Talks Highlight Event
W B Jeffrey Owynne and R W Hott led a spring luncheon for about 80 members. Pink decor across tables, notes and napkins described. Various speakers and committees listed amid community group activities and club discussions.
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W. Co. Newsum
W. V. Sibert
Chiurge
Luncheon Hosts and Upcoming Meeting Notes
The home of Afra hosted a luncheon Tuesday. Hostess details include W E A M and Busy Beechela of Cedar Review planning a meeting tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Rose McCormick.
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Afra
Charles Burbank
Busy Beechela
Cedar Review
Mra
Rose McCori ' Ey
First Lutheran Ladies Aid to Meet for Carpet Rag Sewing
Members of the First Lutheran Ladies Aid plan a sewing session in the church parlors tomorrow afternoon. They are asked to report early for the meeting.
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First Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Sdiolity
Grace Stallman
Local Club Meetings and Luncheons Featured
Mrs Viola Yates and Mrs Carl Peek attended Tuesday luncheon club with Mrs G H Smelser. Back Review club shifts meeting to Thursday room 108 past High building. Mrs ML F L Coontz hosts current events. Mrs K A Doty to speak on Robert Tost. Silver Star club closed with luncheon and games. Walter Kyle won high score. Birthday club hosted by Mrs W A B Graham at Black's Tearoom after Joncheon. Y Y C members plan sewing with Grace Stallman. Social circle to noon luncheon hosted by Mrs G W Selbig. Bite club to lunch at Black's Tearoom with Mrs D J Kagrner.
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Viola ,Yates, Vinton
Carl Peek
Goes Teachen
G. H. Smelser
Gewing
Back Review Club
High Building
ML FL Coontz
K A. Doty
Robert Tost
Walter Kyle
DP. W. Belangee O
Uistar
W. A. B. Graham
Joncheon
Black
Forest Court Operetta to Be Presented at East Auditorium
Grade school pupils from Grant Frances Grant Hawthorne Lafayette and McKinley will perform The Forest Court in East High auditorium tomorrow at 8 pm. Gordon Aldam of Hawthorne has the lead. The 25 child cast is joined by a 225-voice chorus. Friday night Alcott John Fiske Lincoln Roosevelt and Washington pupils will repeat the production with Walter Kyle in a leading role. Proceeds fund phonograph records for city music work.
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Grant
Frances Grant
Hawthorne
Lafayette
McKinley
Forest Court
East High
Sp. mi
Gordon Aldam
Alcott
John Fiske
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Washington
Walter Kyle
Butler County Superintendent Re-elected Without Opposition
Allison Iowa April 2 Miss Hazel Black drew no opposition and was re-elected to a three year term as county superintendent of schools at the regular board of education meeting. W S Austin Way was elected to succeed C G Burling and Mrs Ethel Grden was appointed to complete the term of Mrs Catherine Wickman who moved from the county.
Bride-Elect Ben Sleevers Dies by Own Hand
Ida Grove Iowa, April 2 A coroner inquest will investigate the death of 26 year old Ben Sleevers who shot himself in a barn on his farm near Cushing. He was to wed Miss Ida Plank next Friday and had prepared for the wedding. a Waterloo girl reportedly threatened arrest for seduction, claimed as motive. Sleevers left letters to a German mother and another unnamed recipient before the tragedy. KE W Brookhart coroner expected to interview the Waterloo girl today.
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Ida Grove
Ben Sleevers
Sleevers
Ida Plank
Waterloo
Cushing
Biances
Germany
KE. W. Brookhart
L 'eGroner
Temperature Rises Above Freezing Point
Temperature yesterday rose above freezing with readings indicating a mild step up from the prior day. Weather officials urged residents to dress in layers as in town thermometers showed a gradual climb through the morning.
Temperature Trends and Forecast Plague the City
The record notes a 35 degree high at 2 pm with a 12 degree drop overnight to 23. Today reached near 40 above at noon and remained unsettled. Officials forecast rain tonight and tomorrow with higher temperatures possible.
Photograph of Old Freight Engine Featured in Illness Central
A Waterloo photographed freight engine from 1884 appears in Illness Central magazine. It belongs to Hyli Shevalier, a former I. C. engineer now living at 213 Fremont Street. W. Scott Williams, Il lineings Central Western Lines superintendent, submitted the image.
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Waterloo
Illness Gentral Magazine
Feture
Hylishevalier
I. C
Fremont Street
W. Scott Williams
Illineigs Central Western Lines
Algo
Williams
Dubuque
Hlaina
Cleveland
Henderson
United States
Dan Weatherbys Prize At Independence Tomorrow Night
Waterloo lodge No. 716 I O O F and Sunshine Rebekah lodge No. 326 present Dan Weatherby's Prize a three act rural comedy tomorrow night in Independence high school under I O O F auspices. The show previously drew a large, enthusiastic audience here. An American botanist in Tibet reports rhododendrons producing black flowers.
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Waterloo Lodge
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Dan Weatherby
Independence High School
Dope Addict in Jail Pleads for Help After Collapse
John Murphy aged 64, a long time narcotics user, was found in a stupor at the city jail after a couple days of confinement. He was hospitalized, treated for narcotics effects, then returned to the jail where police now care for him. He says he has sought help in St Paul and Sioux City.
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John Murphy
el Freneta
Murphy
Tom Morris
Polica
Tne City
Dende
St. Paul
Sioux City
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