Recreation talk sparks youth ideals at Waterloo meeting
Miss Monica Wild and Victor Read urged better recreation for American youth at the Waterloo Woman's Club annual gathering. Education officials chaired the event while speakers stressed that leisure shapes character, urging communities to provide meaningful options for under-21s.
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al Noudshail
Monica Wild
Victor A. Read
Benewich Education Department
Waterloo Woman's cli
Yesternday Aternoon
Miss Wild
Iowa State
Teachers College
Read
Waterloo
Wild
Isaiah
United States
Mc. Head
Joseph Lee
John Weiwsne Uding
C. W. Elyse
Carl Dicklex
N. A. Chiy
Ehairnen
D.m Ellyson
W. HH. Hoover
Ivan Fae
L. Marquis
Sweeting Lea
W. Chapman Maranis
Tvrank Wyant
Stephen Brown
Glenn Tibbitts
I. Oi Miller
J. O.gnagy
Kopel
Sweeney
Harry Duenkel
Roms Thompson
H. €. Wurster
Cedar Heights Woman's Club to Hold Annual Meeting
The Cedar Heights Woman's Club will hold its annual meeting tomorrow evening at Mrs. Amos Buthans home with Mrs. F. P. Rehmeier assisting. Members will retreat with current events. Mrs. GC. W. Kirkpatrick will praise. Committee reports will be told.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights Woman's Club
Amos Buthans
F. P. Rehmeier
Wo Mts
W. Kirkpatrick
D A R Women discuss Red Propaganda pamphlet
The D A R chapter reviewed a pamphlet criticizing alleged Red propaganda in the United States. Mary Melrose Chipley of Georgia attended, with discussion and plans for displaying a glune on Memorial Day. The group honored Thomas Jefferson’s birthday and announced a tree planting week in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matynurel Petora Mary Melrose Chipley
Neely
Fisaehea
A. Inildding
Tony
Syesud
United States
FL. P. Rebmeigr
A. G. Sawyer
Brent Bulcoss
Thomas Jefferson
Montiendo
Howard Bury
Lawrebes
Glow Unseen religious drama at Grace M. E. church tomorrow
The Glow Unseen a religious drama by Verne Jas will be staged at Grace M E church tomorrow evening. Jay appears in two roles The Wanderer and the Old Man The play centers on intertwined lives and a gripping story of spiritual struggle. Cast includes Dorothy Johnson Mrs W A Lane Maude Werner Eugene McKeen Clea Cowell Glade Butterfield Paul Whiteford and others.
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Fts
Verne Jas
Grace M. EL Church
Jay
Innis
Younes Wan
Dorothy. Johnson
W. A. Lane
Maude Werner
Eugene. McKeen
Clea*Cowell
Glade Butterfield Ani
Paul Whiteford
Chicago
Beauty Tips For Cold Season From A Frayed Page
A fragmentary 19th or early 20th century column provides home remedies for spring colds. It urges steaming, hot drinks, heavy wrapping, and skin creams to reduce symptoms like a red nose, puffy eyes, and voice loss. It notes laxatives and lotions as aids and warns against overreliance on quick fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Tex
Gay Yan
Temperance Teaching Urged at Waterloo Woman’s Club
A Waterloo Woman’s Christian Temperance Union meeting urged temperance education with talks by speakers including H. L. Chinton KF and A. Hf Smith. Plans were announced for a Cedar Heights gathering on Friday hosted by Rose Wild, with attendees asked to bring a covered dish for a 1 pm picnic lunch.
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Kuhole
Hey
Chinton
Nunsely
Waterloo
T. A. McManus
Devo- Ben Waterfield
Glrace Feeley
Peter Woodring
Mrs Barnes and Son Melvin Given Farewell Party
Farewell party held at the Payne home to honor Mrs Jy Barnes and her son Melvin who depart for Montevideo Minnesota accompanied by Mrs Banfield. Entertainment by Dangid Bing Clar ghee Payne with saxophone and piano. four course supper served by guests. Also mentions Miss Alar er Way honored by classmates with luncheon. Miss Spiker heading to San Francisco to make her home. CA court to install officers at St Marys school hall tonight with social hour to follow.
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Claude Payne
Venth Street
X . Farewerity
Jy. Barnes
Melvin
Montevideo
Minn
2. Banfield
Dangid Bing
Clarghee Payne
Lyles Harvey
E. E. Compton
Pauline
Elmer Jorfengen
B_llansent
Familly
A. J. Goranson
4. Banfield and
Famiy
Alarer
Anna Malone
John Malone
Ward Sanford
Mary Gilchrist
Spiker
San Francisco
Cal
First Lutheran Mission Society Meets for Dox Donation
First Lutheran missionary society will meet at the church parish Thursday afternoon. Members are to take donations for a dox to be sent to New Guinea. Mrs Minnie Bauck and Mrs Carl Salsburg join the committee at 40 C Jago.
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First Lutheran
Iake Church
Pars
New Guinea
Minnie Bauck
C. Jago
Carl Salsburg
Annual Meeting Of University Women Held
A Waterloo gathering of the University Women’s group completed plans and elected officers for the year. Dr Aurelian Reinhardt of Mills College will attend events in Waterloo April 28 and Sioux Falls, S D, with a luncheon and sectional meeting. New officers include Mrs Leste Schrabbe president and Miss Dorothy Weatherwax treasurer, with 65 members present and custody of 130 total members.
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American Association of University Women
Aurelian. Reinhardt
Mills College
Mae Howel
Dee Reinhardt
Waterloo
Sliuck
Sioux Falls
S. D
Leste Schrabbe
Walter 4.Thane
Harry Maitre
GC. W. Ellyson
Dorothy Weatherwax
Cullie Wieder
Irut Howard Wallowell
Ww. Scheirs
Ben G
Llow- Co
W. Soesbasi Gillent $ Ilnuneral
HH. da. Gar
Teachers College Societe
Heyde Choreh Society
Notice of filing and reporting deadlines
Notice announces that certain organizations must deliver their submissions by a specified closing time at the publication date. It notes the need to mail or print the documents to the designated department and references the general timing for the processing.
Waterloo Woman's Club Breakfast and Election Program
The Literary department will serve breakfast at 11:30 Friday followed by a program and annual officers election. Reservations must be made with Mrs. E. F. Alford by tomorrow.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
E. F. Alford
Miss Ahearn Named as Next Principal of Central School
Miss Bess Ahearn assistant principal and geography chair at Central Senior High School has been named principal to succeed Mrs P. Bickenbach who will resign July 1 Superintendent Sloane Wallace announced. Bickenbach and husband plan to move to Chicago after nine years at West schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Ahearn
Central Sunior High School
Wallace
Central Selinok
Naseed Lee
Gunking
Abcarn
Erhoel Ave
District Orators Will Compete Here in Friday Contest
District orators from nearby towns will compete in a Friday contest at the Little Theatre in West High. The event will select entrants for the state meet in Des Moines. Ralph Childs from West Wish and Robert Drake from Wish will coach teams as they prepare for the April 25 extemporaneous speech at Vinton.
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West, High
Stite
Des Moines
Ralph Childs
Toeatch
West Wish
Robert Drake
Spl
Vinton
County Resident 63 Years Will Be Buried Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Bint M. Rose a longtime resident of Jack Jiank county will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Petersen Brothers Funeral Home with Rev M G Court officiating. She was a member of Northminster Presbyterian Church and will be laid to rest beside her husband who died 14 months ago at Fairview Cemetery.
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Bint M. Rose
Jack Jiank County
Freeman Clark
Dundee Avenue
Petersen Brothers Cunera
M. CG. Court
Jorma
Northminster Presbyterian Church
City in brief from 324 Park Ave West to 316 Park Ave West
Local notices span business moves, illness updates, and legal matters. The Auto Radiator and Sheet Metal Co shifts address from 324 to 316 Park Avenue West, J B Thompson of 1911 Franklin Street reports. Cen tral Labor Union President C J Spafford shows improvement after flu. A plan is announced for an $18,000 Beile, Piine residence by Dr Newland. Mrs Fames Baslex at Presbyterian Hospital improves after injury. Three divorce suits move forward with attorneys filing. Alonzo L Chapman, 18, of Minnie Chapman rural route 2, enlists in the Navy. AL Cleveland returns from Allison to oversee high school addition contracts valued at about $25,032. A man from Norwood Street jailed for drunken driving faces trial. W J Anders and Paul Smith plead to disturbing the peace for a supper event at the De Thorris Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Radiator & Sheet Metal Co
Park Avenue West
J. B. Thompson
Franklin Hstreet
Lo Ottumwa, Ta
D. Thompson
C. J. Spafford
Central Labor Union
Washington Street
Bartley
Us,& J
Beile, Pliine
Newland
Fames
Baslex
Fourth Street West
Presbyterian Hospital
Easley
Divorcy Wen
Frances M. Montgomery
Jerome Montgomery
Rose Deviseh
Jerome Deniseh
Kathryn Richardson
James Richardson
Alonzo L. Chapman
Minnie Chapman
United States Navy
Focal
Des Moines
Great Lakes
AL. B. Cleveland
Allison
Genera
KK. Burbridge
Carson’ Bros
Ackley
Avery Pleauie Company
Waverly
Norwood Street
al Mm
W. J. Anders
Paul Smith
Campauline
Sindlager
Judes J. W. Gwynne
de Thorris Uome
Thursdale
Attorneys Turn Over Poll Tax Funds to City Auditor
Madhsay, city auditor, reports receipt of 1205.70 from Ben G. Dowrey and Myron Arbuckle as attorneys for money collected from 925 delinquent poll taxes. Pheatearners receive 1483 under contract. Coach Rockne of Notre Dame smiles as a 12-pound son is born at St. Joseph's Hospital in South Bend on April 4.
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Madhsay
Ben G. Dowrey
Myron
Arbuckle
Sttorneys
Pheatearners
Arderhy
Hasson
South Bend
Ind
Rockne
Notre Dame
Perniud Son Wis Hom
Rocknes
Writings from Porte City Bulletin Chronicle of local life
A garbled report notes Seva McChahd as representative for Porte Grey of the Waterluy Evening Courier and lists residents in Lit Dorty City. It covers a funeral for Wedd Smalley, local club meetings, a Rochester visit by Dr F W Stewart, and community notices about bridge, garden, and social groups with multiple names and vague events.
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Fia Porte City Bulletin
Seva McChahd
Dews
Tia Porte Grey
The
Waterluy Evening Courier
Vhong 410
Lit Dorty City
Aneil
Tallis
Souilbey
Minami Mas
Wedd Smalley
Hone
Ogloek
Geslides
Ong Sls
Idolyn
Buryvives Ahlso
Ain
Tank Mas
3. C
Auburn
Kev
Mey Marcin
Painter Hurt In Fall At Electric Park Scaffold
G N Mourer a painter of 1313 Seventh Street was injured at 9 30 am today when a scaffold at Electric Park Whitney Road and Rainbow Drive collapsed he fell about 180 feet to the ground an ambulance took him to Leavitte Johnson building and then to Presbyterian hospital where X ray showed a broken right hip and injuries to the left hip or thigh.
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G.N. Mourer
Seventh Street
Wesh
Electric Park
Whitney Road
Rainbow Drive
Maurer
Minton Actors Office
Leavitte & Johnson
Presbyterian Hospital
Teanis
Moorer
Petition Urges Cummins Withdrawal From Primary
Des Moines report details a petition circulated by J. P. Gibbousen urging Senator Cummins to withdraw from the Republican senatorial primary. The petition seeks action by the State Central Committee to influence Cummins to relinquish his candidacy due to concerns about his record.
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Des Moines
Cummins
Gibbousen
State Central Committee
Crummins
Githousen
Altho Be
Hi-V Clubs Host Luncheon and Dinner Meetings
West West High faculty will be invited to a regular meeting tomorrow noon at First Baptist Church where Earl Kimball will discuss Christianity as a daily solution. An saxophone gala by Earl Tresilg, trombone solo by Daniel Jansen, and remarks by Richard Rickert are planned. Senior Hi-Y hosts will entertain the Friendship Club at 6 30 dinner tonight in One M.S.C. before attending the Strand theatre. Induction of new officers is set for April 22 by Dr Bart Roadman. East club to handle services at Plymouth Congregational Church Sunday night April 25 per J 2 Gorktiving secretary of the chess division of M G A.
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West
West High School
First Baptist Church
Earl Kimball
Earl Tresilgus
Daniel Jansen
Richard’ Rickert
Forty Bill Posters Paint Waterloo Red for Legion Circus
An army of 40 bill posters arrived in Waterloo today by special car to paint the town red for Robbins Brothers circus, arriving ahead of the show on April 28 under local auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Legion Circus
Robbins Brothers
Becker-Chapman Post Legion Show At Cedar River Park
Becker-Chapman post will hold afternoon and evening performances in the big tops at Cedar River park show grounds. The Legion will receive a percentage of the receipts to fund civic welfare projects in the region during the coming year, said Henry Dallman, commander.
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Becker-Chapman - Post
Americal Legion
Cedar River Park
Legion
Henry Dallman
Becker-Chapman Post
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Peet
Woman' S Club of
Cedar Heights
WW. Dierks
Evelyn
Edith Mary
Chan Hian
Jane Dravis
Virginia Duke
Jean Clark
Marcaile Schnide
Rachel Halimes
Pegey Rust
Clara May Johnsam
Ruth Cohn
Vir
Crist
Sons of Union
Fue
Ing Dennis
Frank Stull
GALR
Memorial Hall
Jatrie Eleves
Titos
Leo
Wat
Paviel
Sacred
Church News
Chantangqiay
Columbia Circle
Library West
Grant Circle
Chester
Hoyal
Hall West
Ami
Woodmen's
C. F. Hall
Ars
Carria Schreve
W. Bal — No. 1215
K.of P. Hall
Sunshine Hehekah
Walt West
Mre. Frank
Gurist
Waterloo Lodge
Margaret's Guild
St. Mark’s
Julius Kuhrkete
CG. W. Baxter
Jassie A. Jones
Iowa Falls
Jones
St. Mark's
New Orleans
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Sacred Heart Parish
St. John's Parish
Thomas Lettin
Peter Kling
Biggie Olapper
Ar Wehoet
C. Chines
Anid
Harker
Annouieeieida
Walher
Ahearn
Central School
Mrs
Emma MM. Rose
Buchanan's
W. Oanah
Ake
Infanta
Invalides
Vivian Smalley
Tlonie A
Abe
M.N. Church
Mr.agin Teater
Iondtenie
Ares 1
Anc
Brust
Dna Edna
Ti Berichter
Ole
Miss of Branden
Quen Usthers
de W. Stewart
Rochester
Stewart
Mrs. Stewart
Winton
Bobby
Christiansson
Robert Milne
I Hood
Syvor
AL Kull
Joseph
Husinen
W. W. Miltic
Sirs
Ais
Selby Hoss Matertains Bridge
Shelby Jo
Bric Club
Mines
Goon
Garrabrant
Waige- Hefresh
Xtes
Plelds
Tiltmony
Harmony Eli
Marion Tuth
I. J. Tut
Jious Club
Americo
Gians Club
Kingheon
Lian Tre Wiehards
Jay ‘Studion
Cedar Mapids
Hsb Lange
Rerney
Apide
Martin Renicket
Hugh Grov
Geneva’ Wilder
Burrell
Larsdas
Otaging Falls
Mourer Voeops
Buchanan
Margadant's
Alada
Towa
Woden
KOTEX
Selzer
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Adee Beer
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