Literary Division Postpones Annual Meeting To April Be Day
Literary department of the Post announces a new date for its annual meeting due to Good Friday. The event will occur Tuesday, April Be, with a 8 o'clock luncheon in the clubhouse honoring retiring and incoming program committee members led by Mrs. J. E. O’Keefe. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Levingston.
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Womtan
Ihe Meering
J. £. Q'keefé
R. W. Schaar
Berenica Qglesan
Ela Williams
Judge Ransier Hosts Birthday Dinner for Large Company
Judge Ransier entertained a large party at a birthday dinner Friday evening at Black's Pearoot. Guests enjoyed pink roses, southern smilax, and crystal centerpieces. A large birthday cake, music by Mrs. Nicusier and entertainment including films and piano works followed a program led by R. Clara Heald, capped by cards and mahjong.
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Ransier
Observanse
Rammer
Black's Pearoot
Nicusier
Alario
Chopin
Capitol News
R. Clara Heald
Grand Officers of Eastern Star to Be Honored at Dinner
Mrs Adah Thompson grand secretary of Iowa chapter Order of Western Star will be among the guests at a Waterloo chapter dinner party for Worthy grand matron Mrs KE Myrtle Wiley at Hotel RussellLamson. Miss Mildred Rector presides with 36 in attendance. Neillie Welker to sing and readings to follow at Masonia hall. Attendance expected near 300. Birthday party for Mrs Jo D Massey features ives tables with prizes and a pie supper hosted by Mr and Mrs John Brennan.
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Adah Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Grand
Iowa
Order of Western Star
Waterloo
KE. Myrtle Wiley
Orient
Hotel Russall-Lamson
Mildred Rector
Jessie Geertsen
Margaret Short
Daisy Munson
Masonia Hall
Suirs
Carolyn Mcfarlane
Nellie Welker
Do Not Let Fear Muddle Your Life
Side Talks urges readers to abandon the idea that fear of not doing the right thing is noble. Courage is praised, while obsession with perfection thwarts vitality. It champions living boldly today, facing mistakes, and continuing with determination rather than brooding on possible failure.
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Cihal
New England
Tachard
Ron Gun
Bed Time Beauty Hints And Simple Skin Care Tips
The article advises bedtime as ideal for beauty treatments, noting relaxation aids facial massage, scalp care, and foot treatments after a long day. Emphasizes thorough nightly cleansing to remove dirt, suggestions for a home routine, and a few quick home remedies for warts and freckles, ending with a reader note on general hair and skin care.
Incorporation Plans of B P W Club Approved by Board
The Waterloo Business and Professional Women's club board approved Articles of Incorporation and will present them at the 4 30 dinner meeting at Black's Tuesday. Miss Nella Packard chairs the committee. Bylaws to be retained with plans for conventions and a program including Zangwill's We Moderns reading by Vera Barr and a young Philip Coontz performance. Ten names to be voted for membership Monday. birthday party plans set for April 12 with committee roles listed and a Pythian Sisters picnic to precede a meeting.
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Waterloo Business and Professional Women's Club
Black
Aredue
Nella
Maud Harmon
Israel
Zangwill
Vera Barr
Yong
Phiip Coontz
Vaude Villa
Diltle
Gorrie
Coontz
Tenor
Mes
Mant Kiessling
Lis Wal. Kirs
CM. Howe
W. Ellyson
Maude Papp
Ifc
Orrick
Pythian Sisters
Fess
KK. P. Hall
Oficers
The Victim Play At St Marys Dramatic Club
The Victim a four act play will be presented at St Marys auditorium Sunday with two showings at 2:15 and 8:00 pm. John D P Welbes presides over the selud. Practica in St Marys school gym at 7:30 pm Monday followed by a Girls club parish social. Fidelity class meets for picnic supper and social evening with Mrs Henry Deche. Mrs J A Gary hosted Christ Episcopal auxiliary sewing for negro mission. Rev E B Mounsey spoke on early history of the shared. Mrs H B Haffa assisted. Married Folks class met at Central Christian church for business and social session. 40 members attended with hoped 100 attendance and a $50 offering. Social committee listed and refreshments served.
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St. Mary's Dramatic Ship
John DP. Welbes
The
Selud
St. Mary’s School
Fidelity
First
M. I
Henry Deche
J. A. Gary
Women of Christ Episcopal Auxiliary
E. B. Mounsey
H. B. Haffa
Central Christian Church
John Dorland
Lester Martin
Frank Evans
Clarence Clark
2. W. Shepley
Le Gar Club Hosts Recurring Social Meetings Notes
Mrs Charles Kelley won high arc at Le Gar club gathering hosted by Mrs George Alexander Friday afternoon. Mrs Walter Crawford aided. Wednesday meeting planned. Lanpy Hour club to be hosted by Mrs E B Peek Tuesday at her clock luncheon. Gift box for ill Miss Myrtle Crane packed at Anteck club with Miss Vera Geiger. Mrs W E B Shick hosted T N B club with guests Mrs Paul Penne and Mrs HK Shiek. Easter decors and favors featured. G E B Shiek helped hostess serve.
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Charles Kelley
George Alexander
le Gar Club
Walter Crawford
E. B. Peek
Myrtle Crane
Minneapolis
Anteck Club
Vera Geiger
W. EB. Shick
T. N. B. Club
Paul Penne
HK. Shiek
G. EB. Shiek
Four New Boy Scout Troops Formed Here
The executive committee of the council at the Greater Waterloo association met yesterday to plan four new Boy Scout troops. A bulletin notes the amalgamation of the Boy Scouts of America and the Lone Star Scout movement. Lone Star Scouts, started by Chicago businessman Dr. Hagee, aims to serve rural bars with a program similar to Boy Scouts. The Lone Star Scouts claim about 40,000 bars enrolled nationwide. The Lone Star trustees elected Boy Scouts of America officers as their successors, forecasting joint membership over 75,000 men and boys.
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Greater Waterloo Association
Boy Scouts of America
Lone Star Scout Movement
Loyal Scout Executive
Lone Star Scouts
Hagee
Chicago
United States
Lone Star’ Scouts
Residents oppose split in Kossuth County plan
In Algona Iowa on April 3 residents of Kossuth County rejected revived talks to divide the county. Citizens argued the county should stay at 39 counties, dismissing the 1933 proposal and noting no appeal in a larger number.
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Algona
Kossuth
Nother
Fifty-fifth Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Miles
Lydia Flint and Jared M Miles wed at Marion Iowa on March 30 1869. The couple moved to Waterloo twenty four years ago and for fourteen years ran a refreshment stand at Chautauqua. They observed their golden anniversary at their daughter Mrs G W Wheeler’s home last Sunday. The accompanying photo shows a likeness dating from about 15 years ago before Mr Miles grew his beard.
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J. M. Miles
Lydia Flint
Jared M. Miles
Marion
Waterloo
Chautauqua Grire
Sary
G. W. Wheeler
Expert Bridge For All Bridge Players
A bridge column discusses common errors by average players and urges discarding winning cards to protect partners. It cites the tactic of saving a hand when opponent holds missing honors and explains why throwing away winners early can aid defense. The piece references the idea of watching discards and trump rounds to infer missing cards.
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Iing
Gerz
Ana
T Sawio
Knickerbocker Whist
Pierre Mattheus
Bridge Game Notes on South and Matthews Contracts
A misspelled narrative on a bridge session discusses South securing a contract with one No Trump, taking four Diamonds and two Spades, and misfired discards by West. It analyzes heart finesses, club plays, and the potential for a small slam, adding commentary on strategies and hypothetical play versus an expert approach.
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South
West
Waston
Santh
Matthews
Worth
King of Hearts
Diamons
Sunday Temperature Dip Forecast for Waterloo
Waterloo forecast from the state weather bureau Des Moines expects a slight drop in Sunday temperatures with fair skies. Today was cloudy and damp with rain threat lingering. yesterday reached about 60 degrees with a 67 degree high just after noon.
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Waterloo
State Weather Bureau
Des Moines
Lake Drainage Assessments Postponed in Calhoun County
Rockwell City Iowa April 5 The state will not authorize payments of assessments for Tow Head Lake drainage in Willametown Calhoun County due to a questioned state title Squatters claims filed with the auditor years ago by two men trapping the lake district The title has not been contested in court The lake bed covers about 200 acres and an assessment of 17000 was filed against the state two years ago.
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Rockwell City
Tow Head Lake
Willame Township
Calhoun County
State Senate
Holdaegla
Radio Programs for Sunday April 6 from Radio Digest
A roundup of Sunday radio listings across stations such as WSR Atlanta Journal WDAP Chicago KYW Chicago WEAA Dallas News WOS Jefferson City and more. The schedule notes times genres including sacred music church services and organ programs, along with a brief line on the MORAY CASE near Indianapolis.
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Radio Digest
Associated Press
WSR
Atlanta Journal
WDAP
Chicago
KYW
Citicaro
WEAA
Dallas News
Detroit News
Dean Warren Ti Rogers
St. Pauls
Towa City
Jefferson City
WDA
Kansas City Star
American Legion
Kansas City
Sorman
WOOQ
Los Angeles
Winnipeg
WOAAW
Omaha
Edea
Pittsburg
WET
Philadelphia
KPO
Ban Pranetseo
Orschastra
WGY
Schenectady
English Lutheran
Shenandoah
Embezzlement Case Nears End In State Board Probe
A Chicago Daily brief reports McCray facing closing arguments in a case accusing embezzlement of 155000 from the state board of agriculture. The fragment also mentions numerous birth notices from March with names, dates, and hospital references, and notes that over 3000 books are destroyed monthly at the Chicago Bubile Library to keep shelves neat.
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Chicago
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