Waterloousin Good Professional Women's club adopts articles
Society notes on the Waterloousin Good Professional Women's club meeting highlight approval of incorporation articles after discussion led by Miss Nelle Pac iard and committee, with amendments. Nomination committee named for May election. membership grows to 174 as three new members welcomed.
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Waterloousin
Nelle Paciard
Blackingroom
Jennie Bird
Payne
Abeth Kenney
Mayme Hgan
Mar
EF. Loutre Chandler
Gaura Garrabrant
Agana Dacker
Church to Welcome Rev. and Mrs. Smith Friday Reception
The Birat Evangelical church congregation will honor Rev Clinton F P Smith on his sixth year as pastor and his wife at a Friday evening reception. Mrs J Cherney leads the event with help from Mrs W P Schrag. music by LS Bickel dere. readings by Leah Bickelberg. decorating by Mrs W Yordy. refreshments by Mrs Frank and assistants.
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Mrs. Smith
Clinton FP. Smith
Birat Evangelical Church
Smith
J. Cherney
W. P. Schrag
LS. Bickeldere
Mis
Leah Bickelberg
W. +. Yordy
Prank
Within This Earthly Temple A Dialogue On Self
A reflective dialogue explores identity and truth. Ruth contemplates queer thoughts and self perception, arguing honest self-knowledge is solid, with references to scriptures and literature. The exchange ends with doubt about readers’ reactions and a hope for understanding.
Eyelash Tonic Formula and Eye Care Tips
A reader shares an eyelash and eyebrow treatment using cocoa butter, almond oil, lanolin, and castor oil with cautions about over-application near the eyes. Instructions cover mixing, application, and potential color ideas, plus eye-comfort remedies like hot or cold compresses and clipper care for lashes. A 16 year old girl's height and weight are noted.
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Corry
1924 Waterloo girls to be guests of university women
Waterloo Woman's Club hosts an evening for five 1924 graduates from area high schools. Miss Ruth Rath announces attendees from West High, East High, Our Lady of Victory, Sacred Heart, and St. Mary's. Officers were elected, the educational fund shown, and a musical program followed the business session with refreshments served.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
Waterloo
American Associaton
HE Mickley
Ruth Rath
Hy Ass
West Righ
East
Our Lady of Victory
Sacred Heart
St. Mary's
R. P. Birdsall
Council OY
Marton
M. OR. Witt
G. Webester
Rhythe
Jeanne Lewis
Robbins Re Chalpitian
Pet
Wienvore
de Vine
MM Kaverna Beal Covell
Winter Watts
Martha McCorminick
Patterson
Maude Pepp
Lincoln P T A Annual Election and Meeting Notes
Lincoln PTA elected new officers at a school meeting with 25 members present. New officers include Mrs L J Aldrich president and Mrs William J Roth vice president, with Lena Penning secretary treasurer. A program featured songs readings and dances by students and a highland fling by Miriam Boysen.
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Lincoln Parent-Teacher Association
H. A. Boysen
L. J. Aldrich
William J. Roth
Lena Penning
Luella Burk
Penning
Mano
G A R Comrades and Wives Honored by Junior Order
Fifteen G A R comrades and wives attended a Memorial hall program last evening, hosted by Daughters and Sons of Veterans and the auxiliary for G A R Day and the Battle of Appomattox. A dining room with yellow and green decor accompanied talks by Civil War veterans and remembrances from Aston Leichton and others.
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Daughters of Veterans
Sons of Veterans Camp
Memorial ‘Hall
Appomattox
Mary Wanroe
Tans Maes
Estella Shirley
Sherrill
Grace Stallman
Mae Rodenhaver
Fishet Snodgrass
Terome Wreth
Henry Srrnhers
Aston Leichton
Maine
F Shannon
Lee
Arkansas
R. AG Snodgrass
Sheri
Don
G. Ww. Bothwell
Circle of events marks town gathering and memorial
The piece notes a famous ride and the Buenandunh valley described amid programs titled America and Marching to Georgia. A camp and military group host a card party to fund a room at Allen Memorial hospital. Women organized a daylong thimble event at Mia Wright's home while others served dinner. Sewing was halted to attend Comrade Reinhart's funeral.
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Buenandunh Valley
Pheu
Georgia
Allen Memorial Hospital
Mia
Gertrude Wright
Mines
Cara Carrol
Bertha Merriman
Nelle Sherrill
Mrs Loren Berry New Chairman of Fine Arts Division
Mrs Loren J Berry was elevated to chairman of the Fine Arts Division at the annual cubhouse meeting. Stanley Moore named vice chairman with Mrs Jack Patterson as secretary. Membership rose from 176 to 218 as plans for an Easter fundraiser and a birthday party were announced. The program featured music, a chalk talk, vocal and piano numbers, and a colonial pantomime by eight girls in period dress.
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Loren J. Berry
J. W. Ridenour
Library Department
Puessey
Prank Iessling
Samuel Gardneri
Jane Haffa
Luverna Beal Covell
A. S. Weishaar
Fred McClain Gang
Robert Parrott
Hinde
Wriml
James Chapman
Covell
Israel
Dudley Buck
A. J. Enderlein
Sidney Homer
C. A. Boutman
Mines
Enderlein
J. F. Brinkman
Clair Parker
FP. H. Paul
Ren
Car Irie Jacob Bond
A. A. Hoffmann
W. M. Shaldon
Betty Marendant
Mary Kathryn Gallagher
Evelyn Berlessem
Jean Dunkelbere
Jean Bicking
Elva Doris Moore
Virginia Shelton
Helen Blowers
Civic Department Annual Meeting Thursday at Waterloo Woman's Club
The Civic department of Waterloo Woman's club announces its annual meeting Friday afternoon to elect officers and review standing committees reports. Chairmen include Mrs Z Yalan finance, Mrs WN A Lickty abatement of nuisances, Mrs WH Lanelas amusement board, and others led by department chairman Mrs J E Bragdon.
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Civic Department
Waterloo Woman's Club
Tollo
Z. Yalan
WN. A. Lickty
WH. Lanelas
Amusement Board of Review
W. W. Lytle
H. WW
Sigsforth
Alfred Foweley
We RB
C. A. Morris
Chester Cadwallader
W. A. Zellhoefer
Penny Day Workers Thursday Highlighted By Auxiliary Meeting
Levion Auxiliary plans to announce Penny Day workers Thursday at Memorial Hall with committee work on annual poppy bar sales. Marjorie Gillette Cedar Falls violinist will perform. Mrs Campbell and ACG Boatman to sing duets.
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Levion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial
Marjorie Gillette
Cedar Falls
Jack Campbell
Acg
A. Boatman
Pythian Sisters Plan Social Activities and Gatherings
Plans and reports from Pythian Sisters meetings describe a social calendar including a dance for 25 and a card party, plus officer elections, charitable gifts, and performances by members. Ike details of Elmira Cyrene and Cedar Heights events are noted along with other lodge activities and upcoming gatherings.
Church News Women's Sewing Circle Meets Thursday
St Marys sewing circle meets at the school hall Thursday afternoon with hostesses Mmes F J Mueller Melvin Jennings F 3 Brennan and John Delagardele. Quarterly business meeting of First M E home department at president Mrs J W Mayer residence Thursday at 2 PM followed by lesson study.
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St. Mary’s
First M. E. Home Department
J. W. Mayer
Club Notes Describe Happy Hour Hosted by Mrs Pack
Club members attended a 1 dark luncheon at Mrs E E Pack's home. Unique place cards featured tiny California shells created by Mrs Peek's mother Mrs Jatia Thrower. Tables bright with yellow daffodils. Visitors included Mrs Samuel Morrison of Indianapolis and Mrs A B Currane. Service was led by Mrs Ty Howrey Mrs EL G Adams Mrs George Thrower and Mrs Robert Cole, hostess's daughter.
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Happy Hour Club
E. E. Pack
California
Peek
Jatia Thrower
Samuel Morrison
Indianapolis
Ind
Waterloo
A. B. Currane
Serving
Howrey
EL. G. Adams
George Thrower
Robert Cole
Nine Initiates Join West HI Y Club
Myron Eighmey Russell Beach ler George Shepie Jack Laving ston Verle Albee John Sindlinger Malcolm Francis Homer Agquith and Lassie Grager were initiated into the West HI Y Club in a formal ceremony marking their membership.
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Myron Eighmey
Russell Beachler
George Shepie
Jack Lavingston
Verle Albee
John Sindlinger
Malcolm Francis
Homer’ Agquith
Lassie Grager
West High leaders invite clubs to regular meeting
The West HIV club at the MO A hosts an initiation assisted by J Lay and Ralph Baril. Invited are Fred C. Adame Tiotary president Dr F. B. Thornton Kiwenly president W. Keefe Lions president Glenn Heers Y s Men president S. M. Wallace West schools Supt J O Sweeney Great er Waterloo association pres Rev A P BloughWaterloo Ministerial association president for tomorrow's regular club meeting.
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J. Lay
Ralph Baril
West High
Fred C. Adame
Tiotary Club
S F. B. Thornton
West
Charles W. Kane
East
J. O. Sweeney
Greater Waterloo Association
Rev
A. P. Blough
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Alleged Gem Thief Returned From Kansas City
F. H. Griffin, 51, accused of stealing two diamond rings from Booth-Joseph company, was brought back to Waterloo at 1 a.m. by Sheriff H. T. Wagner from Kansas City Alabama where he was arrested. Griffin, once married and now divorced with three children, was ill with rheumatism and traveled only yesterday. He reportedly resisted initially but agreed to accompany officials after an explanation. A recovered ring and police records link Griffin to the Fort Madison larceny era.
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F. H. Griffin
Booth-Joseph Company
Waterloo
H.T. Wagner
Kansas City
Ala
Griffn
Griffin
Towa
Wagner
Fort Madison
Welfare League Serves 126 Families in March Report
Waterloo Social Welfare league board met at Black's tearoom. Miss Helena Hughes reported 126 families were served in March with 11 new cases and 42 receiving minor services. Services included legal aid, hospital and medical care, employment, financial aid, and clothing.
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Waterloo
City in Brief Highlights Local Notices and Ads
Local items note Buchanan campaign on economy. Coburn leaves for Chicago on business. Chickerings return from Longville. Hinson Manufacturing president heads to Detroit amid slow business. Kahl visits from St Paul on rail line work. First Lutheran church announces evening services and confirmation class. Seger announces Republican bid for county auditor. Civil service exams yield 18 police and firefighter hopefuls. Northeys back from Los Angeles. Glenny visits Kansas City. City license for dog tags may double if not paid by May 1. only 61 issued so far. Park board organizes under new administration. Morris installed as Burr Lichty’s successor. Easley and Sherwood also on board. Martin family to return from California. Li nnencamp selects Martin as degreed beauty model for Amalthea Verlag. Rummage sale at Grace M. E. Shrek. Small ads include chocolate and fudge notices.
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F. J. Chickering
Charles
Longville
N.Y
Clyde S. Hinson
Hinson Manufacturing Company
Detroit
Mich
John W. Kahl
Chicago Great Western Railroad
St. Paul
Minn
Sterday
First Lutheran Church
Civil Service Commissioners
Nathan Northey
Los Angeles
A. B. Glenny
West
Stanel
Kansas City
Charles MacKay
Park Commission
A. Morris
Burr Lichty
Hope
Martin
Faye
California
Waterloo
Migs Martin
Ernest Linnencamp
Mienna
Amalthea Verlag
Grace M. E. Shrek
Ane Ul
Bill Garretson Released After County Jail Stay
Bill Garretson spent two months and eight days in county jail without trial for lack of $100 bail and was released on his own recognizance. He faced bad checks charges, with banks unable to honor the checks. An attorney later arranged that Judge Gwynne indefinitely postpone the case, freeing Garretson without bond. If he had pleaded guilty earlier, the penalty would have been 20 days in jail.
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Bil Garretson
Garretson
Buhl
J. W. Gwynne
East High Finishes Lecture Course With Soprano
East High closes its 1823 24 lecture and entertainment series Monday night with Margery Maxwell, a Chicago Opera soprano, performing a gong program. Pianist Hubert Carlin is likely at the piano. Maxwell, an American from Chicago, has gained wide notice from her touring with the company.
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East High
Margery Maxwell
Hubert Carlin
Miss Maxwell
Chicago Opera Company
Chicago Operatic Company
Temperature misses freezing by one degree last night
A drop of 34 degrees to 33 above zero occurred in under 10 hours yesterday with a maximum of 64 above. A northwest wind cooled late afternoon and the state bureau forecast fair weather with little change tonight and tomorrow.
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State Bureau
Y M C A Summer Camp Dates Announced
Y M C A announces 192s camp dates from June 10 to August 28 with 7 10 and 14 day options priced at 5 7 and 8.50. Enrollment opens next Monday and a spring rally Friday features The Deerslayer. Camp runs through August 28 with various Pioneer camps and age groups listed.
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B. T. Lay
Boys
Baptist Pionee
Camp Morrison
Brotherhood of Sk. Andrews
Navy Enlists Two Local Youths for Great Lakes Training
H. L. Selis, 17, of Waverly Ta and J. W. Lando, 18, of Waterloo have enlisted at the local navy recruiting station. After medical exam in Des Moines they will proceed to the Great Lakes training station. Army recruiting officer G. Greeoup announces his office.
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NAVY
H. L. Selis
Waverly
J. W. Lando
Waterloo
Des Moines
Great Lakes
Enrollment information for citizen military training program
The facility will be open until 10 p m today and every Wednesday evening to give information and receive MS applications for enrollment in the citizen's military training CHmDS to be conducted during Auge ual at Forts Des Moines Seavage worth and Snelling. Young men 17 to 24 years of SE are eligible.
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Forts Des Moines
Seavageworth
Snelling
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