Nominations for Waterloo Woman's Club Officers Announced
Airs N A Liehty, chairwoman of the nominating board, announces Mrs. Raymond Folk as sole candidate for president. Others named for vice president, recording secretary, corresponding secretary, treasurer, auditor, registrar, historian and related posts. Election set April 25 with results to be announced at adjournment. May inauguration planned.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
N A. Liehty
Raymond Folk
Saaction
C W. Chapman
Liversatry Department
H.W. Feworth
Fine Arts
J. Ei. Ridenour
G. A. Waterbury
Floyd Chamberlain
Vs. B. Cropper
Mirs. Cropper
T. C. Menges
J. H W. Easley
George F. Seales
Home and Education Department
C. L. Ostrander
Easton
Histor Rian
Charter Membes
Matt Parrott
Mary Pl! Edgerter
Marquis
George W. Nauman
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron
A humorous column on "the very particular bachelor" who returns from a business trip engaged to a plain, kind girl. The piece muses on love's magic, memory, and the thrill of romance, noting how even seasoned hearts can be surprised by a match. It ends with a reflection on shared joy and the wonder of love.
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Emerson
Phat
Beauty and Health Advice on Water and Skincare
A fragmented column offers home tips on drinking water for complexion, with a suggested schedule of daily glasses and pairing with tea or coffee. It also includes dubious guidance on nose shape and body contour, urging consultation with a specialist and self-massage methods.
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Progress Noted at Evangelical Parish Party for Rev Smith
Rev. Cinton F. Smith reviewed two years of blessings during a church social at the parish parlors. Nearly 176 attendees heard of membership gains and plans for a two-unit church with a future auditorium addition. The event honored Rev and Mrs Smith, with brief readings and thanks from congregation leaders.
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Mr. Smith
Cinton F. Smith
John Miller
Duvotionalk
W. EF. Sehrag
Frank Vandon
Club Notes From Nashua To Waterloo Social Gatherings
Mrs Max Kepple hosts visitors and local society friends as groups meet for afternoon teas and musicales. Chapter reports describe Arbor Vitae civic business, Young Mothers Luncheon, Charndle Music Club at Prospect Avenue, Riverside Drive event, Faithful Workers carpet project, and Ladies Musical Improvement Club at Mrs Lindner’s home with encal and piano pieces.
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Young Mothers’ Club
C. BE. Beck
Sam Morrison
Anderson
Ind
Waterloo
Hf. C. Wilbur
Frei McClain
C. C. Lindner
A.S. Weishaar
Church Groups Hold Meetings With Plans For May Events
St Marys Lewine circle met in the school auditorium for a social hour with six members present. Officers were listed for Sacred Heart services. The First Baptist Women’s Society discussed the May breakfast and spring sale and planned the play Dust of the Earth for April 21. Linden M. Js. players will stage The Goose Creek Line at East Park Presbyterian tonight.
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St. Mary's Lewine Circle
John Baro
Whe Goon
Ore
Bou
Martin Bre
First Baptist Church
Women's Society
St. E. Williamson
Japan
Laura ‘Holnes
Williamson Lane
R. G. iTaylor
Fieplogtam
J. R. Vaughan
Linden M. Js
Goose Creek
East Park Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
East Park Church
West High vs Ames Debaters in Triangular Meet
West High defeated Ames in a debate on immigration, with Robert McDowell George Sheplee and Ben Swisher on the winning team. Judges included Miss Florence I Freeman Ray L Short and W Moore. Boone teams split results, earning a triangular title. Easter Egg Sale to aid furnishing rooms set by M G A mothers auxiliary on Friday April 28.
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West High School
Ames
United States
Sehoos
Robert McDowell
George Sheplee
Ben Swisher
Florence I. Freeman
Ray L. Short
Town State Teachers College
4. W. Moore
Delvein Schools
West High
Boone
Karli Clayton
Russell Beachler
James Switzer
J. EB. Brown
City in Brief highlights local events and notices
Neglecting eyes is poor economy- Buchanan. A. C. Smith travels to Kansas City for his mother’s illness. Ralph Burk pays a $29 fine for speed. another motorist fined $3.50. Viola Bennett seeks to resume maiden name Viola Lucile Henzie. City council previews budget and river wall work progresses. Central adds sidetrack removal. city engineer updates ownership records. Mason City Chamber group to broadcast on WLAG with two programs. Local bake and sale events listed for Saturday at several venues.
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G. M. Young
Alta Vista Avenue
Butte
A. C. Smith
Bennett
Viola Lucile Henzie
A. E. Gangy
Firth
Thinois Central
Fifth Street
Ralph B. Slippy
Hog Serum Death Sparks Large Damage Suit in Iowa District Court
Waterlooo Serum Laboratories sues United Serum Company in a $40,000 case filed in district court before Judge E B Stiles. The suit alleges breach of contract negligence and fraud over hog cholera serum claimed to have caused hog losses and reduced profits in 1926. The defense says the contract only guarantees workmanship and compliance with agriculture department rules. Mears Lovejoy represent the plaintiff and Arbuckle represent the defendant.
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Waterloo Serum Laboratories
United Serum Company
Kansas City
Cas
E. B. Stiles
Plaintig
Iowa
Plasmus
Mears & Lovejoy
Arbuckle & Arebuckle
Waverly Woman and Children Saved From Farmhouse Fire
In Waverly Indiana on April 11 neighbors woke to a blaze a mile from town and saved Mrs. W B Ingham and two grandchildren who were asleep in the farmhouse. The family was roused minutes before the building burned. Mr Ingham was at his son's home in Lown.
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Waverly
W. B. Ingham
Mr. Ingham
Lown
East High Purchases Pianos and Pictures for Memorial Fund
School authorities bought a Motasner piano for the auditorium and 11 pictures for East High hallways and rooms this week using memorial funds. The campus now has five pianos two in the auditorium and one in the girls gymnasium glee club room and orchestra room. Funds came from profits on past class plays motion picture programs lectures school paper issues and the like.
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East High
Marshalltown Fruit Merchant Dies Sudden Heart Attack
Marshalltown IA April 11 Death came suddenly last night for Frank W Oppice 66 a wholesale and retail fruit merchant of this city stricken with heart disease at 9 30 and died within a few minutes Oppice had been in business there 26 years He was reared in Burlington IA where his father was in the fruit business more than 40 years
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Marshalltown
Frank W. Oppice
Oppice
Burlington
Congress Library Books Soaked By Capitol Storm
Water drips through the roof of the Library of Congress after a Capitol rain and slush storm. About 8 000 volumes, many rare or priceless, were damaged, some coated with ochre tint and others discolored.
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Washington, D. C
Library of Congress
Capitol
Radio Programs for Saturday April 22 Details
Radio Digest listing outlines Saturday schedules across stations. Entries include WGR Buffalo WMAQ Chicago WGN Chicago and many others with times for music talk concert bedtime and opera. The page lists orchestras bands instrumental and vocal numbers plus children's stories and address segments across multiple cities and networks.
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Radio Digest
Central Standard
WSR
Auianin
WGR
Buffalo
WMAQ
Chicago Daily News Eye
S Fom
WGN
Chicago Tribune
Artis Orchestra
ICVW
Chicare
Cleveland
Columbus
WIAA
Dallas News
Orche
Detroit News
Detroit
WOC
Davenport
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
KIL
Los Angeles
Strumental
Louisville Journal
Reading
WGI
Medford Hillside
WHO
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Erand Opera
CKAC
Montreal
Dante Weaf
New York
WOAP
Chicago
Werk
WOAW
Omaha
WDAR
Philadelphia
WHI
Ty Tales
Wip
Ortchestra
Eltsburgh
N. Story
Tal
Fea
CAE
Pittsburgh
KGW
Portland
WGY
Schenectady
KSFNF
Shenandoah
al Program
San Francisco
WBZ
Springfield
SL. Louis Post
Dianatch
Kansas City Star
Children’s Story
Nighthawks
Library flood damages and drying efforts at capitol building
A library flood caused by clogged roof drainage stained by melted snow soaked covers and damaged books. Six night watchmen fought seepage while thirty charwomen, ten men for sorting and airing, and architect David Lynn oversaw drying and salvage efforts, the first such incident in 27 years.
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David Lynn
Capitol
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Egret Makes Last Stand in U S
In Chapel Hill North Carolina on Crane's Neck bird sanctuary near Wilmington the egret and snow egret nest each year the last remaining pairs in the state. Plume hunters wiped out earlier nesting sites at Lake Elis and another location leaving the species facing extinction per the survey.
Roof fire at I. & Davis residence sparks $330 loss
A roof fire at the I. and Davis home 441 Dawson caused $330 damage around 3 p m. Fire crews battled two menacing bonfires nearby as sparks from the blaze drew attention yesterday afternoon.
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I. &. Davis
Dawson
Founders Form New American Theatre Group in New York
A group formed in New York to stimulate native American drama by producing plays written and acted by Americans. The organization, with about 400 members, aims to promote homegrown theatrical work and support national cultural development.
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The
American Theatre
New York
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