Rotary nominations set for Des Moines officers election
Nominations for Waterloo Yonan’s Rotary Club officers will be made at the regular dinner session at Hotel Russell Lanson. A nominating committee appointed by Mrs. George G. Worthen includes Miss Phoreenée Stines Ethyl Louise Chandler and Bid Downing. An auditor was chosen and a letter from Mrs. Paul G. Risher described membership plans with a dinner by the Men’s club and a talk by Cameron Beck of the New York Stock Exchange.
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Des Moines
Waterloo
Yonan
Rotary Club
Russell Lanson
George Ig. Worthen
Phorénée Stines
Iss Ethyl Louise Chandler
Iss
Bid’ ' Downing
Angaender
Paul G. Risher
Despines
Blanche Obbins
S Men's Club
Mature
Cameron Beck
New York
First M E Men Entertain Bible Class at Dike
First Methodist church men hosted the Dike Methodist men and their wives for dinner in the church dining hall last evening with wives assisting. After dinner, local sol rs and visitors gave impromptu talks as the men of the host church hosted Waterloo last fall. A program of talks, music, and readings followed, with several club meetings and new member additions noted.
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First Methodist Church
Dike
Dinghall
Fire
Waterloo
Waterloo C E S Supper Meeting and Chapter Events
Waterloo Chapter of C E S to Serve supper at 6 30 Wednesday in Masonic temple for members and guests. Regular business session at 7 30. Birthday party for Mrs Lon King with about 60 guests at the King home. Alpha Delphian and other group activities noted including nursing alumnae, Beta events, and Fraternity dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Leith
Robert K. Stewart
Frank McDonald
William Steely
Robert Bickenbach
Cecil Bickley
Rinehart
W. W. Beal
So Algase
King's Daughters
Mizpah Circle
T. Wilson
J. H. Hemaierli
A. T. Hakill
H. W. Dunlap
G. B. Meserve
C. D. Ingola
R. J. Tarpy
Venizelos
Greece
Constantine
Waterloo
Order of Bastin Star
Masonic
Starriett Stealf
Effie Burris
Hizebeth Bradford
Maudehus
A. W. McFarlane
F. M. Colvd
Roy Short
W. F. Schrag
Roy Milett
Arch McFarlane
Charles Owis
R. F. Bickelberg
J. E B. Ien
Clark
Lon King
Mmer Street
King
Alpha Delphina
GC. J. Davis
East High School
Beauty tips from letters on hair, posture, and skin
Readers receive guidance on hair removal with tweezers and powders, posture and exercise for a stronger figure, diet tips to manage weight, scalp care, chest toning with cold water and deep breathing, and cautions about using bleaches on freckles.
Two Kinds of Vistas and Hidden Moments on a Hill
The narrator recalls climbing a hill to view distant vistas praised by a friend. At the summit the wide landscape prompts reflections on beauty and glimpses into human hearts, from a practical businessman admiring flowers to a lighthouse keeper recalling a romantic memory, and a note that there are no heroes only heroic moments.
Society office deadlines and submission rules stated
The society editor outlines submission deadlines and formats for pree announcements. Musical programs and items of nausea cannot be taken by telephone and must be sent in typed or legible handwriting. Club secretaries and reporters are reminded the paper is read widely beyond their clubs.
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Tony Mate
Oratorio Offering by Presbyterian Choir in Holy City
The First Presbyterian church choir presented an oratorio at 4 p.m. Sunday led by J. M. Church. Sixty eight members prepared for weeks with solos by Church, Martha McCormick, Norma Gaiser, and Lowell E B Welles. Accompanists included Mrs. Stevenson and Mrs. Harold F. Smith. Cedar review session runs 7:36 Wednesday evening at I O O F hall West.
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First Presbyterian Church
Holy City
Gaul
Elven
J. M. Church
Waterloo
Mr. Church
Martha McCormick
Norma Gaiser
Lowell EB. M. Welles
Iowa
State Teachers College
Oliver Stevenson
Harold F. Smith
W. Tra
Cedar Review
Hail West
Church News Highlights Local Society Meetings
The Ladies Aid and various church groups hold meetings at St Pauls NM church Trinity American Lutheran and Westminster Presbyterian with hostesses Mrs. Prank Mason and Mrs. George AStiller. Central Christian and Fidelis class notes include program items and Easter observances with dekor.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's
NM. E. Church
Trinity American Lutheran Church Ladies' Guild
Prank Mason
George Astiller
Aid Society of
Central Christian Church
Peter Woodring
Club notes on luncheons and socials through the Wonder club
The Ladies' Musical Improvement club meets for a 1 pm luncheon at Black's with afternoon time at Mrs Crarg Parker's home. Mrs Charles Chickering chairs a 12 pm luncheon for the Past Matrons' club of Waterloo chapter. Wonder club held a Monday session and a husbands' party at Mrs D A Angerson's home. Picnic dinner drew early attendees and later play honored Edwin Parkin and Mrs M A Parker, with yellow and white tulip decor.
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Ladies’ Musical
Improvement Club
Black’s
Charles Chickering
Club of Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Wonder Club
D. A. Angerson
A. B. Cook
J.D. Dentzler
Grace Hall
Edwin Parkin
M. A Parker
Summer temperatures to fall with cooldown amid clouds
The state weather observer forecasts cooler, partly cloudy weather after a warm spell. Yesterday's high reached above zero with a low near 40, and clouds today hint at possible rain ahead as autumnlike conditions arrive.
Akin Funeral Set for Dumont Tomorrow
Dumont Iowa April 7 The funeral of H B Akin who died Monday after a brief pneumonia will be from the United Brethren church tomorrow afternoon The longtime teacher and former county superintendent lived in Dumont more than 20 years and served on the local school board He was a member of Clarksville Presbyterian church and of Dumont High school notes and family details are given with it
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Dumont
Board of Education
Clarksville Presbyterian Church
Dumont &. 0
Hudson senior wins declamatory honors to reach state meet
Hudson high school senior Le Roy Lannegan won first place in five declamatory contests earning the right to represent his school at the state meet April 17 in Atlantic. He placed first in Janesville Waverly New Hampton and two Hudson contests and is coached by Mrs. Merle Witt Waterbox. He will graduate from Hudson High School in June.
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Hudson High School
Atlantic
le Roy
Thomas Lannegan
Merle Witt
Waterbox
Janesville
Waverly
New Hampton
Hudson
Divine Spectroscope Talk Tonight in Des Moines
Kimmelshue from Des Moines will discuss The Divine Spectroscope at 7 30 this evening. Last night Dr Kenmelshue preached on Making a Living and Making a Life urging that life is more than food and raiment and that God honors honest effort while seeking first his kingdom and righteousness.
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Kimmelshue
Des Moines
Kenmelshue
Commencement Date Changes at Mast High
East High announces revised schedule for Mast High graduation events. Superintendent Charles Kline says ceremonies shift to Friday evening June 6 with address by Dean George Kay of the University of Iowa. Baccalaureate sermon set for Sunday evening May 31. speaker and church未确定. Junior senior banquet planned for early May.
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Mast High
Charles Me Kline
East Schools
George PF. Kay
University of Iowa
Gilbertville Shows Growth in Population
Gilbertville, early county platted town, reports population 267 now versus 212 at the last census, a gain of 65 or over 1 20 percent. Returns to county auditor by J C Kemp assessor note the town’s history and its French and German heritage.
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Gilbertville
J. C. Kemp
Irenchtown
Altho
Cost of Iowa laws tops $1,289 per enactment
Des Moines April 7 reports the forty first Iowa General Assembly spent 86 days in Des Moines with total session costs nearing 257,995 dollars. Governor Hammill has signed 194 bills and up to 200 are expected. salaries for lawmakers and clerks comprise the largest expenses.
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Bes Moines
Forty-First General Assembly
Des Moines
Hammill
Silaries Ae Ereralersis
Mary
Sneaker
Ss Vioulties de Tis Rey
Indica
Reneal Ee
Batra
Patterns for Courier fashion department at Waterloo
Ad offers thirteen pattern designs for the Waterloo Evening Courier fashion department. Each pattern costs 15 cents and is mailed after order submission, with an estimated ten day delivery. The notice emphasizes seam allowances and prompt fulfillment.
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Evening Courier
Waterloo
Glasses tightened at Buchanan's and local notes
Unclear. Several items list people visiting relatives and traveling for business or medical reasons. Also mentions public water fountains, a church Holiness association meeting, and a grand jury binding over an alleged horse thief, with names like Mrs. Lena Gibbs and Fred Farr.
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R. E. Peterson
Allan Memorial Hospital
J. &. Dougherty
Fourth Street
Albuaquerque
N. M
Charles A. Berteh
Fred G. Tally
Kansas City
James Iennesey
J. Watts
Marathon
T. M. Watts
Jefferson Street
Lena Gibbs
New Castle
Neb
Marie Sehenk
Ninth Street
Weary W.grout
Honolulu
Crescent Council
Royal and Select Masters
Masonic Temple
Will Byvank
Galloways
Presbyterian Hospital
Black Hawk County Holiness Association
Free Methodist Church
Colagan
M. CG. A
Conopost Club
Black
H. T. Lay
Waterloo and
Cedar Falls
L. J. Karkosh
Adolph
al Jen Memorial Hospital
James
Fred Farr
Parr
Clarence Hamer
City issues and permits amid municipal actions and notices
The city approves seven private garages valued at 1 500 and a 300 remodeling job at 709 Williston Avenue. Police chief A Leighton receives 200 safety posters from the Motor Traffic Protective association. Enlistment potential noted for several posts. Township trustees hold April reviews. taxpayers seek property valuation relief. City council scheduled as board of review on April 14.
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A. Leighton
Motor Traffic Pro
Chicago
Charles Wasson
Joseph Ott
Williston Avenue
Sergt. L. C. Greenup
Army
Infantry
Coast Artillery
Signal Corps
Denver
Colo
Art Worth
Tex
Fort Sill
Okla
Fort D. A. Russel
Cievenna
Wyo
Philippine Islands
Pythian Hall
Waterloo
Lo. Waterson
Ruth Hey 12 Stricken by Appendicitis
Ruth Hey, 12, daughter of Mrs. Hattie M. Hey, underwent appendix surgery at Presbyterian Hospital and is reported to be recovering well. Her brother Parks, 22, in Mercy Hospital, Des Moines, is receiving treatment for a broken right leg from a December derrick accident and is expected to be discharged in about two weeks.
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Ruth ‘Hey
Des Moines Hospital
Ruth Hey
Hattie M. Hey
Presbyterian Hospital
Parks
Mercy Bhospital
Des Moines
Llood
Lichtys Return From Philadelphia Funeral
George Be Lichty and his sister Nettie return from St Petersburg Florida after a winter trip and Philadelphia where Ben R Burr A Lichty died. A son at the funeral returned home, another was absent at Ben's bedside due to distance and rapid illness. Rovert Lichty arrived late, and the family notes delays in reaching Ben before his death. Also Buel A Williamson from Council Bluffs Iowa named assistant manager of Seattle bureau office, long with the bureau since 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George BE. Lichty
Miss Nettie
St. Petersburg
Fla
Philadelphia
Mr. Lichty
Ben R. Burr A
Rovert
Ben
Iowan
Seattle Post
Washington, D. C
T— Buel A. Williamson
Council Bloss, In
Seattle
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Bureau
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Societia
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M. Ee
G. Wo. Kline
Russell Knapp
Arthur Knapp
Mary Boenecke
James Trow, Jr
John Fiske
John. Fiske
PT. A
Cacher Association
Presbyterian Nur
Presbyterian Hospital Alumnae Association
Bishop's
Cedar Heights
Benedict Hone
WC. T.U
PF. L. McCreary
Wnign
Moose Hall
L. 3
Pats
George Wheeler
Presbyterian
Church News
Westminster
Presbyterian Church
Society
Margaret Howell
Mae Howell
Grace Tippet
Fidelis
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Harold Fuller
J. W.ritze
Roscoe Jensen
Ethel Hanson
Wilm Kuriger
C. B. Ide
Obie Bateman
LE Roy Lannegan
East HI
Igilbertville
Iowa Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
EB. PF
Cpls
Climalene
MAUL
Hee Cone
Buchanan's
Iemic
Lichtys
Vre Pou
Umford
Buchanan Optical Service
Optometrists
WEG
Opticlans
Thos. M. Buchanan Buchanan Optical Co
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