Waterloo Legion Auxiliary Leaders Highlight Growth and Activities
Waterloo American Legion Auxiliary, second only to Sioux City in Iowa, reports a crowded Memorial Hall meeting with 68 new members. State president Mrs. Donald MacCrea praises the group as the most splendidly organized in Town, noting 44 auxiliaries in Third District and progress toward a 100 percent membership record by May. Officers and delegates for the Cedar Rapids convention are named, and activities include hospitalization welfare work, citizenship programs for 18 to 21 year olds, and a Memorial Day poppy drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
B. L. Roh
Ros Duke
A. A. Zimmerman
J.B. Hecker
L. S. Trapanza
F. M. Shores
Towa
MacCrea
New York
W. A. Quinn
Vinton
Legion
Y W Girls Work Conference Here Details
Miss Mary Alice Phinney, national girls work field secretary, assists the local YWCA in a conference for girls work secretaries, advisors and committee members this week. The event ends with a training school tomorrow. Attendees include workers from Davenport, Cedar Falls, Iowa State Teachers College, Hudson, Orangetownship, Dunkerton and La Porte City. Florence Magowan of the YWCA will speak on The Growing Girl. Phinney will lead a discussion and present The Girl Reserve Movement in Action in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Phinney
Young Woman’s Christian Association
Dubuque
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Hudson
Orange Township
Dunkerton
la Porte City
Florence Magowan
T. 0. Association
Miss Phinney
Girl Raserva
Acton
Beauty Tips and Household Remedies From Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes offers beauty guidance on cold cream use for oily skin, cleansing and astringent steps, and handling wrinkles. She warns against thick applications and powder clogs, advising thorough washing with soap and warm water followed by a cold rinse. The piece also mentions dietary tips and alternatives like agar agar and bran for digestion.
Girls Reserve notes and recitals across the city
News roundup shows 112000 Girl Reserves in the United States with 40000 in high school groups. Waterloo hosts 600 reserves, a new colored corps of 40. Miss Phinney speaks on The Bearers of Light at a city rally. funds reach about 100 dollars. Ludwig piano recital in Waterloo with Rubenstein Concerto D Minor. Local clubs report treasury and plans for church, fishing playlet, and May breakfast. Farewell party for Loretta Donley. Yeomen dance and initiation at KofP hall.
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F. R. Asquith
Fade Siria
Nellie Litchfield
Gloria
United States
Waterloo
Misa Phinney
China
India
South America
Roumeania
U. McManus
Walk
Dutlen
Ludgwig
Margaret M.ludwig
J. M. Ludwig
Dubuque
Kleine
Rubenstein
Klein
First Baptist
Woman's Organization
Lillian Lohner
Dr. Allen
C. A. Lasser
Velma Askins
Roland Taylor
Rastus
F. T. Drew
A. J. Arius
Clerks Know Your Trade Or Lose Customer Trust
Ruth Cameron argues clerks should master product knowledge and advertising liter- ature. Two shopping experiences show the difference between monosyllabic sales and informed selling, highlighting how expertise boosts sales and customer goodwill. A proactive, well informed clerk increases chances of advancement.
Club Notes and Social Visits Highlight Wednesday
The Young Mothers club spent yesterday afternoon visiting and sawing at the home of Mrs. Clarence Beck with music by Mrs. F. R. Dunahugh and Mrs. Beck. The hostess arranged a tray luncheon. Mrs. Arthur Shaffer hosted members of the M. W. club with a piano solo by Mrs. Rudolph Venter and serving help from Mrs. Ray Bisbey and Mrs. Paul Venter. Mrs. A. W. Brink was welcomed into the Good Luck club with Mrs. Charles Fall hosting yesterday afternoon. guests included Mrs. F. H. Lasche and Misses Minnie...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Mothers Club
Clarence Beck
F. R. Dunahugh
Beck
Arthur Shaffer
M. W. Club
Rudolph Venter
Ray Bisbey
Paul Venter
A. W. Brink
Good Luck Club
Local clubs host sewing and piano afternoon gathering
Mrs. Phil Lucas entertained with piano music while members sewed and Easter symbols decorated the luncheon. Rose Friday helped serve. Jasves Tarde club with Mrs. H. E. McCowen visited Mrs. Ralph Dunlavey for needle work. Zig Zag club to meet at Mrs. A. G. Picken's home. Child Study club discussed lectures by Mrs. Helen S. Paulsen with Mrs. W. I. Small leading. Rid dell's psychology books will be used next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nia Nelson
Zelma Gazelle
Phil Lucas
Helen
Paulsen
Child
The Wedding Breakfast Part 1 Sandman Tale
Mr. Crow scolds at Mr. Fox who cannot attend the wedding breakfast due to a foot bone. Fox plots to terrify Crow by disguising as a scarecrow, triggering Crow’s bravado and a chaotic escape as Fox surprises him, ending with Crow fleeing and Fox reveling in his ruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Crow
Mr. Fox
Mr. Sun
Kean
The Brave Fox Confronts a Scarecrow Tale
In a rural scene Mr. Crow hides from a fox near a cornfield while a scarecrow flaps, the fox taunts the crow from a distance, and the crow escapes with a wary flight. The fox exits homeward, muttering about minding his own business.
Unions Base Rules to Aid Service Men
A. T. Julian, director of the war veterans bureau for the district, mails questionnaires to 30 tracesmen and vocation representatives to gather data aiding training for disabled service men. The aim is to guide placement in trades or schools and note unions waiving regulations so capable veterans may become journeymen faster than usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Julian
War Veterans’ Bureau
Julian
YWCA Plans Sunrise Easter Service with Campfire
YWCA plans a sunrise Easter service with Misa Ruth Magowan as speaker. If weather and road conditions allow, the Elk Run site will host the gathering, featuring a campfire and breakfast, and the event will finish in time for Sunday school attendance.
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YW. C. A
Misa Ruth Magowan
Elk Run
Cooking School To Be Practical At Waterloo Theatre
New applications of old cooking principles will be illustrated by Allis Vera Megowen of Corn Produces refining company in Waterloo theatre. Classes run 1 to 3 pm each afternoon next week and are open to all women. She will cover breakfast ideas, quick breads, cakes and icings, deep fat frying, salads, balanced diets and tips for feeding children. The course aims to be scientific yet practical for the average kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourier Cooking School
Mony
Allis Vera Megowen
Department of Food Economics of Corn Produces Refining Company
Waterloo
Miss Megowen
Altho
Sunday School Heads Name New Officers
Waterloo Sunday School Superintendents association elected officers at its annual meeting on April 12. W. W. Beal of Westminster Presbyterian was named president, W. H. Garmin of First E. vice president, and R. B. Hickelberg of First Evangelical secretary treasurer. The group submitted a religious survey proposal to the Waterloo Ministerial Association seeking cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Sunday School Super Intendents’ Association
W. W. Beal
Westminster Presbyterian
W. H. Garmin
Views of the People Taxation and aditors Mount Vernon township
About 1,000 Mahaska county residents rallied in Oskaloosa Iowa demanding tax equity and reduced public spending. They backed a 23 036 signature petition urging: spend public dollars prudently, fair county fund shares, and opposition to high attorney fees, road projects, and county engineer salaries. They also called for recall laws, equitable taxes, and local self government. They urged abolition of state highway commission and bond issues for roads, favorment of Torrens law, and repeal of farm bureau funding.
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Mount Vernon
Mahaska County
Oskaloosa
Towa
Beard of Supervisors
Yang
Doe Jnand
State Highway Commission
Farm Bureau
AL Reader
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Harold ©. Prat
Lulu
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Margaret Joyce
Ray Cleveland
W. H. Wilson
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Mrs. MacCrea
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Sethool
Loretta Donley
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
Miss Donley
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Ruth Cameron
Cannes
Enuch
Sandman
Kelloggs
Maxie
Kellogg
Kellogg’s
W. K. Kellogg
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American Sugar Refining Company
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Constance McDermott and
Cliff Hayes
Molly Bawn
Majestic Theatre
ST. Mary’s
ST. Mary's
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