Waterloo Woman's Club program examines race and democracy
Speaking at the Waterloo Woman's Club meeting Dr. Morgan of Picet Congregational church reviewed books by Richmond Johnson Stoddard and Trving, discussing how physical degeneration race and war are framed and urging conscious world progress and racial oneness as roots of modern civilization. Tonight events include a Firemen's hall installation and Masonic temple gatherings.
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Waterloo
Womtan
Becne
J. Richmond
America
Johnson
Stoddard
Pussiers
Home and Education
Morgan
Picet
Bernard Shaw
G. Wells
Farewell Party For Mrs. Roger Ellis At John Deere Office
A dinner in Black's tearoom last evening honored Mrs. Roger Ellis as she leaves the John Deere Tractor Co local office after four years of service. The event included many co workers and a gift presentation to the guest of honor.
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John Deeree Tractor Company
Black
Roger Ellis
Lydia Figi
Hortense Milliman
Susanna Griffith
Anna Kurth
Marjorie Oll
Verda Arendizer
Katherine Bohan
Sophia Youngblut
Maude la Pole
Carrie Cheney
Grace Bartholomew
Black's
Lloyd Boesen
Walter Witty
Olga Frederickson
Bridge Party Honors Sundby and Repass at Carey Home
Mr. and Mrs. Elfgood G. Carey hosted a bridge gathering for 14 guests at 516 Home Park Boulevard last evening. Honors went to Mr. and Mrs. A P M Sundby and Mr. and Mrs. Fred J Repass. Other attendees included Mr. and Mrs. 4 J Edeleon, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Estermann, Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Bowen, and Mr. and Mrs. Gonrad Hatheluy. A two course luncheon was served.
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Elfgood G. Carey
Home Park Boulevard
Bridge
Pm. Sundby
Fred J . Repass
J. Edeleon
Mark Campbell
Gabriel Esterman
Ralph Bowem
Gonrad Hatheluy
Dike Couple Marks Golden Anniversary of 1878 Wedding
Henningsens of Dike celebrate 50th wedding anniversary with a reception at home. Rev. Stockholm led a repeat ceremony this morning. Fifty relatives joined, including siblings of both spouses and eight children with 14 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The couple, both natives of Denmark, married in 1878 and lived on their farm before moving to town 18 years ago.
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Onan
H. L. Henningsen
Christhan Stockholm
Bupsts
Paisrfield Township
Henningsen
L. L
P. L
Falk
H. C. Henningsen
Chicago
G. W. Golke
San Antonio
Tex
S. L. Henningsen
Janesville
Struntze
Jd. A. Henningsen
CG. M. Henningsen
P. J. Henningsen
Dike
Courier Special Marince
Clarksville
Shepherd Hickle
Lake View
George Bolin
M. EB
James Eighmey Celebrates Twelfth Birthday Dinner
The birthday party for James Eighmey was held at 717 Fourth Street West with fourteen guests. The event featured yellow and white decorations, a cake from grandmother Elizabeth Eighmey, and relatives including Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Eighmey and son Myron, and other families from Hudson Waterloo and Calderon.
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James Eighmey
Lettie Eighmey
Fourth Street West
Elizabeth Eighmey
Hudson
R. L. Eighmey
Myron
Logan Avenue
F. GC. Baldwin
H. C. Hovell
Elizabeth
Cclwein
Merl Moser
Waterloo
School Teachers Dine at Elks Club Meeting
East district principals and special teachers gathered for a 6 o'clock dinner at the Elks club with April themed decorations including pastel umbrellas and daffodils. The event featured knowledge tests on Waterloo and a family jar melodies medley, aided by committee members Joy Harmon Dorothy Black Ruth Watson Lucile Loban Thora Colloyer and H L Garrett.
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East District
Elks Club
Waterloo
Misses Joy Harmon
Dorothy Black
Ruth Watson
Lucile Loban
Thora Colloyer
H. L. Garrett
Hints in Beauty Care From Skin Troubles
The column suggests remedies for skin blotches and pimples including laxatives and tonics. It mentions anemia and diet as factors and recommends fruits, fresh air, and outdoor activity while warning against overuse of chemicals and harsh agents. It reads like a dubious home remedy piece with questionable advice.
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Stanael
Catherine Carr Weds Lee Schaefer in Double Ring Service
Miss Catherine Carr married Lee Schaefer last evening at 8:30 in her mother's home, before about 40 relatives. Dr. J Arthur Young officiated. bride wore white crepe satin with a roses bouquet. The couple, returning from Chicago, plan to reside in town. groom employed at Rath's.
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Catherine Carr
S. T Sturtz
Randolph Street
Lee Schaefer
Mtr
Frank Schaefer
Dubuque
J. Arthur Young
First Methodist Church
Mary Helen Carr
Lionel Robinson
Mmes
Roy Carpenir
Edward Shaulis
Ira Chaulis
Frank, Schaefer
Blanche Risley
Hernia Wehmeyer
Henry H. Duncan
W. E Pike
Clarence Reardon
Catherine Smith
Mary Earr
Road Commission Fails to Oppose Janesville Action
In Waverly on April 13 the highway commission did not appear in Janesville’s injunction case. The town asserts the commission began a survey of Primary Road No. 218 that would shift Danesville half a mile from the road compared with the original commission plans.
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Road Commission
Janesville
Waverly
U.R
Highway Commission
Danesvile
Club Notes details many society bridge and dinner events
Local clubs and societies held meetings with dinners and bridge sessions. Notable hosts included Mrs. E T Marson and Mrs. Owen Hughes. High scores were noted by Mrs. R L Pelkey, Mrs. George Baum, and Mrs. Frank Collins. Next gatherings set for April 23 and two weeks later.
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Isus Club
R. L. Pelkey
George Baum
Frank Colins
Dale Williams
Church and civic groups hold meetings across Walnut Street area
Local circles from Walnut Street churches host guests at homes tonight and plan bake sales and apron sales. Missionary circles vote funds for New Guinea, and Central Christian church welcomes five new members after a service with 740 meals served and two vocal solos.
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Concho
Central Christian Church
Brocksus
J. Henay
F. J. ‘Tanner
W. DB
Baedres
City in Brief Items From Waterloo and Nearby
Local notes include Bucheuni's optical services advertisement and phone line, visits by Milwaukee agent Frank J. Newell and deputy marshal John K. Brown, a Chicago trip by Mrs. C A Bakkie and daughter, and Rev O M Yaggy at Western Union college trustees meeting. Hospital updates report Mrs. Moritz favorable after surgery. Beth Tracy to attend Girl Reserves conference in Ames. West High and American Legion bands concert canceled due to a Plaza Theatre engagement.
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West High School
American Legion
West High Auditorium
Plaza Theatre
Fuoss Buys Fritz Property at Fifth and Water Corner
Jacob H. Fuoss of 107 Mulberry street purchased the Fritz property at the westerly corner of Fifth and Water streets from Mrs. Bridget Lynn for 35000 dollars. The lot fronts Fifth street and Water street with 150 feet on Water and includes a structure housing three business rooms. The tenants are Hickelberg Furnace Shop at 100 Fifth Street East, Waterloo Vulcanizing Company at 102, and East Side Auto Company at 108.
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Jacob H. Fuoss
Mulberry Street
Fritz
Fifth and
Water Streets
Bridget Lynn
Fifth Street
Water Street
U “A
Hickelberg
Waterloo Vulcanizing Company
East Side Auto Company
Special Services at First Baptist Conclude Tonight
Four consecration meetings at First Baptist Cedar Falls end this evening with Rev. Thomas Anderson delivering The Pearl of Great Price. Attendance grew nightly as he urged that Jesus’ acts hold utmost significance and that fellowship in familiar church work brings one closer to Jesus.
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First Baptist Church
Thomas Anderson
First Baptist Church of
Cedar Falls
Jesus
Mr. Anderson
Galilee
Habeas Corpus Hearing Concerns Adoption
A habeas corpus case heard before Judge R. W. Hasner involves Oren G. Benson, 18 months, with complainants Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Benson as paternal grandparents. The child's mother Cleo Brown Benson, now divorced from Marlin Benson, consented to adoption by Roletta Gilbert. Milton F. Fields challenges legality alleging lack of the child's father signature. George D. Harris represents the parent by adoption.
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W. G. Benson
Roletta Gilbert
Oren G. Benson
R. W. Hasner
Cleo Brown Benson
Marlin Benson
Independence
Milton F. Fields
George D. Harris
Baked Carrots Oysters and Strawberry Tea Notes
Simple kitchen notes offer techniques for baked carrots and oysters with butter water and toast, plus an oyster and macaroni bake and a strawberry tea dessert. Methods describe layering, seasoning, baking until tender and browned, then serving. The text includes instructions for washing oysters hull strawberries and preparing a lemon water press tea.
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Walter
First Aid Tips for Mothers and Family Welfare
A magazine excerpt discusses parenting, advising calm instructions and gradual warnings for children, plus first aid points on sprains, throat exams, dog bites, and convulsions. It notes the impact of a new baby on older siblings and warns against jealousy with careful handling. It also reports a debate in Towa City where Feminine debaters from Minnesota argued against full time employment for married women, with Minnesota taking the negative.
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IGWA
Towa City
University of Minnesota
Iowa
Minnesota
Brain Test Answer And The Quest For The Men
A fragmented prompt asks where the men we went here were. The lines mix phrases inane phrases and misprints with hints of travel from Boston to London and references to dogs bands and ink. The question seeks the location of the men described in the garbled text.
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Boston
London
Incomplete text notes a lease address reference
Fragmentary OCR mentions a lease action tied to a name and state but provides no clear details on parties, dates, or governing terms. The readable bits identify an address fragment and a personal name but lack sufficient context to specify outcomes or responsibilities.
Luncheon Delights Club Members With Two Courses
Mrs. George L. Arnold and Mrs. J. N. Michael hosted a luncheon that featured a delicious two course menu and proved very interesting for all club members.
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George L. Arnold
J. N. Michael
Ransom Elected President of Waterloo Sunday School Group
Lowell C. Ransom of 312 Campbell avenue is named president of the Waterloo Sunday School Superintendents association for the coming year at a Wednesday night YMCA meeting. He succeeds C. F. Nagle as vice president. S. A. Coragan is secretary and Lester W. Miller is treasurer. The group has existed since 1920 and fosters unified Sunday school activities across the city.
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Lowell C. Ransom
Campbell Avenue
Waterloo Sunday School Superintendents' Association
C. F. Nagle
S. A. Coragan
Lester W. Miller
Doctor Given First Iowa Fishing and Hunting License
Dr. H. E. Harvey of 306 Vermont Street is issued license No. 1 for fishing and hunting in Black Hawk County for the new year starting April 1. Licenses are available at the county recorder's office and sporting goods dealers.
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H. E. Harvey
Vermont Street
Iowa
Black Hawk
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