Waterloo Woman's Club elects Mrs Marshall head of Romance Language dept
Mrs. Herbert Marshall was elected chairwoman directing Romance Language activities for the Waterloo Woman's Club with annual officers named. Mrs. Waterbury named vice chairman and Mrs. Dunkelberg secretary. Other posts filled by Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Howe, and Mrs. Robertson. Retiring officers listed. Final meeting featured papers on foreign gardens Paris and French customs. Library dept to hold annual meeting with luncheon. Veterans auxiliary and other groups scheduled events and gatherings in coming days with various hostesses and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Marshall
Waterloo ‘Woman's Club
A. Waterbury
Elmer Dunkelberg
C. J. Howard
M. Howe
G. W. Robertson
Robert Knox
Lore Alfard, Jr
L. B. Eickebberg
W. H. Bickley
Marshall
Paris
J. B. O'Keefe
Robert Gibson
France
C. W. Chapman
Library Department
Young Women of Trinity Parish to Be Given Party
Young women of Trinity American Lutheran church will be entertained with a program and social time at 7730 Thursday evening in the church parlors by the Ladies' guild. Miss Marie Watters will speak. program includes junior choir selections, vocal solos, readings, and instrumental duets.
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Trinity American Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Guild
Marie Watters
Lila Shauger
Martha Kettwig
Arlene Peters
Violet
Lily Michael
Beauty Beauty Tips for Long Lashes and Eyebrows
The article promotes lash and brow enhancement using oils and homemade mixtures. It suggests rubbing lashes with oil to darken and thicken them and using a soot-infused cream for a temporary dark tint. It notes dyes are unsafe and offers nighttime removal methods and skin oil advice for oily scalps and hair.
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Esther &. G
Cuthbert
Side Talks on a Child Left in Care by a Busy Mother
In a winter dusk encounter, a nine year old girl named Nancy wanders with a neighbor who worries that Nancy’s mother, a college graduate who works in a library, neglects mothering. The neighbor, a former bookkeeper, argues married life entails mothering duties and questions the idea of hiring out care. The discussion centers on the impact of a mother’s absence on a child’s sense of security and belonging.
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Nancy
Nanes
Mae Wangler and Clifford Schultz Wed in Palm Decor
Miss Mae Wangler and Clifford Griffith Schultz were married Tuesday at the bride’s home, with Very Rev Edward Slattery officiating before about 200 guests at Hotel Russell Lamson. The couple, attended by relatives and friends from Chicago, Minneapolis, St. Louis, and Cedar Rapids, will reside in Florida.
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Mae Wangler
R. C. Wangler
Fifth Street East
Clifford Griffith Schultz
Tampa
Fla
H. Fred Schultz
Minneapolis
Edward Slattery
St. Joseph’s Church
Edith Wangler
Robert Lyford
Chicago
Margaret Dotson
Genevieve Bronson
Georgette
Elizabeth Crepe
A. L. Alexander
Walter Mayne
St. Louis
Alfred Longley
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Schultz
Sigsinawa
Wis
University of Iowa
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Iowa
Minnesota
Harvard
Florida Blue Bus Line
LeRoy Spencer
St.Lewis
Will Schultz
Robert
Toledo
Edward Burns
la Crosse
Walter Ottmer
West Berd
Arno Tremann
Cedar Rapids
Melrose D A R Promotes Americanization Efforts
Mary Melrose chapter of D A R distributed 2000 flag codes and 200 silk flags in Waterloo. Special recognition came at the spring Des Moines conference. The session also announced citizens training camps, Lexington Concord anniversary observance, and a Des Moines event with speakers.
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Mary Melrose
Daughters of American Revolution
Waterloo
Minnie Crippen
G. L. Douglas
W. R. Moore
Des Moines
Rehmeier
Howard Bury
Birdsall
Announcements to Society Editor By 9:30 pm In Person
Notices urge submissions to the society editor within a tight window and insist on typewritten or legible handwritten form. Secretaries and reporters are reminded the vaaper reaches a broad audience beyond members and proper naming rules apply for identification and record keeping.
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Cieh
Eir
Hoahand
Mothers Dinner Hosted by Gleaners Class at Union Church
Members of the Gleaners class of Union Congregational church hosted their mothers at a dinner in the church dining room, seating 14, with Nellie Alrs Saunders as hostess and Ruth Carpenter assisting. The program included music readings and games, followed by lively entertainment. Attendees included Mrs. FR. L. Stiles, Mrs. KB. H. Weitze, Mrs. M. BP. Lowe, Mrs. Way Bush, Mrs. Ed Abfalter, Mrs. H. L. Bunch, Mrs. Bert Yackey, Marjory Stiles, Hazel Weitze, Maxine Lowe, Ruby Abfalter, Marian Yockey, Maxine Rice, and Maxine Rellins.
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Union Congregational Church
Alrs
Nellie Saunders
Ruth Carpenter
FR. L. Stiles
KB. H. Weitze
M. BP. Lowe
Way Bush
Ed .Abfalter
H. L. Bunch
Bert Yackey
Marjory Stiles
Hazel Weitze
Maxine Lowe
Ruby Abfalter
Marian Yockey
Maxine Rice
Maxine Rellins
Evening Division of Woman's Club Election and Picnic
Evening department at the Woman's club will elect officers at a Thursday meeting. A 6 30 picnic supper will be served with Miss Flora Miner and Miss Jessie Ryan as hostesses. Business, program, and bridge to follow for members.
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Woman's Club
Flora Miner
Jessie Ryan
Daily Crossword Puzzle Wordplay and Clues
A scrambled, OCR filled page presents a daily crossword with numerous clues and partially legible answers. The grid hints include references to myth, languages, and names such as Wood al, Esther, and England, along with scattered numbers and broken phrases. The item reads as a puzzle column fragment with tomorrow’s answer note and yesterday’s solution cue.
Junior Cross Word Puzzle Solve How To Solve Puzzle
Puzzle rules outline across and down words with one letter per white square. The drawing provides Word 1 and other word keys with clues for across and down entries, including prefixes, articles, conjunctions, and railway terms. The writeup also notes a party and dance event tied to auxiliary members and a prior puzzle answer.
Club Notes Reported Postponements And Initiations
Club notes show a meeting postponement for Tend-a-Hand guild with Mrs. Jacob Selig and CBSL club. Two Our Gang initiates followed a Thursday chicken dinner at Mr. and Mrs. John Geertson’s home. Easter lilies and colors marked the table and cups. Mrs. R. A. Doty hosts Raw Review afternoon. Mrs. M. F Coontz reviews a Drinkwater play. Pandora club crests Mrs. G. I. Kendall and Mrs. Allen Blair at her home Thursday afternoon.
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Jacob Selig
John Geertson
Our Gang Club
R. A. Doty
Raw Review Club
M. F Coontz
Jahn Drinkwater
Pandora Club
G. I. Kendall
Allen Blair
Church News Luncheon and Business Session Slated
Ladies of the Christ Eniscal church will host a luncheon at the parish house Thursday followed by the regular business session led by Mrs Lore Alford Jr.
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Ladies' Child of Christ Eniscenal Church
Lore Alford, Jr
Lutheran church groups schedule semimonthly meetings
The chairman of the hostess committee and the senior Luther league of Trinity American Lutheran Church will convene for an 8 o clock semimonthly session with a program and refreshments. The Missionary Society plans a meeting in First Lutheran parlors and tomorrow afternoon Mrs Burk, Mrs Ko Burk, and Mrs Lonis Burk will entertain visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League of Trinity American ‘Lutheran Church
Uncle Wiggily and the Periwinkle Tale Summary
A Uncle Wiggily tale opens with the hare hearing a plea for help near a duck pond. He, accompanied by Lulu Alice and Jimmie Wibble-wobble, searches for the source, determined to aid the caller.
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Uncle Wiggily
Lulu
Alice
Jimmie
Bunny Rabbit
Mr. Longears
Periwinkle Helps Bunny Find Lost Snoopsie in Woods
Uncle Wiggily helps a periwinkle under a stone and later frees the corncob doll Snoopsie from a hollow stump. Baby Bunty, the little rabbit girl, cries over the missing toy and is reassured when Uncle Wiggily retrieves it with the periwinkle’s guidance.
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Uncle
Mond
Uncle Wiggily
Periwinkle
Bunty
Dick Pond
Snoopsie
Baby Bunty
Uncle Wigegily’s Mischievous Pie Tale
A periwinkle warns Bunty about a hollow doll on a stump while Uncle Wigegily’s friends scramble to fix a small mishap. The two rabbits, Bunty and the periwinkle, head home as a lightning bug and a mosquito create playful chaos, fading into a rustic ending about Uncle Wigigily’s raggin pie.
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Uncle Wigegily
Periwinkle
Bunty
Vik
Uncle Wigsily
California Lemons Promise Quick Cold Relief
Heed warning of that cold and take hot lemonade at first signs of illness. Squeeze California lemon juice into hot water, add sugar if desired, and rest in warm covers. The mix’s warmth plus citrus helps dissipate cold symptoms and reduces pneumonia risk. California lemons advertised as tart, juicy, seedless.
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California
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TUL
Sunshine Rebekah
Shimblebee
O. Q
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Gertia Clemens
Rose Galbraith
Busy Bee Circle of Cedar Review
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A. Sparle
Goldenrod Club
George Venter
E. Deen Club
W. E. Robinson
Woman's Auxiliary
Northamna Ster Presbyterian -Church
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Trinity Parish
Friendship Civil—Girls of Friendship Club
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Louise Green
Mary Humphrers
Mae Rhinehart
West High School
Eh Lodge
M. B. A. Lofge
Knights of Pythias Hall
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Clifford Schultz
Melrose Chapter
W. GC. O. BP. Court
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Louis Schmitt
Bridge
F. J. Winistock
A. A. Hoffman
Walter Adsit
F. 5. Bussey
Richard Bartelt
W. J
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Chris Hurst
Sioux City
Winstall
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Sacred Heart School
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M. G. Court
Sheelah Court
Mr. Court
Miss Court
Robert Landes Smith
Clyde Smith
WC. A
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F. F. Yapp
Pat
Alcoit
Lincoln Parent-Teacher Association
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A. R. Moreton
Mary Christie
Etta Gray
Ray Git Fillan
Helen O’leary
Mae Lewis
Clifford Hutton
B. J. Rowrey
Harry Pines
P.T. A
Claude Miller
Lincoln Division
Mars. BE. W. Egshorf
Florence Hall
Clinton F. Smith
Miriam Boysen
Arlene Raeckert
Eneatha Kenyon
Eunice Howard
Emil J. Webber
Eliza Bernard
Clayton
Grace Methodist Church
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Prank Henry
Clerton
GB. & PW
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Ine
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King
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CBSL
Church News
Fejnjo
Lole
Uncle Wiggily and the Periwinkle By
Howard R. Garis
Buchanan
Buchanan Ye. MC
AL Birthling Complete Optical Service
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William Faversham In
Zoe Akins- Se Shee
Geonce C. Freon Samt
Herote Fard
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Mee
Teene Ree
Meee
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