Society University Women of Waterloo Name Officers for Year
The Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women named officers for the year at their annual meeting. Mrs. Fred J. Miller was reappointed president, with Mrs. Leslie H. Schruba as secretary and Miss Caririo Neidy as member-at-large. Other officers include Mrs. Marion Cooley dePaar, vice president, Mrs. Roger Birdeau, treasurer, and Mrs. Fred S. Pettit, counsellor, all continuing. Committee chairs are Miss Calli Wieder, Mrs. Geneal H. Cuness, Miss Ermo Prizler, and Mrs. Ray Paul. Membership stands at 120 with 50 present on average. 43 new members joined this year. National guests include Mrs. Glen W. Miller, University of Iowa. Mrs. H. W. Dallman, Cornell College. Miss Dorothy Weatherwax, Grinnell College. Mrs. D. H. Wick and Miss Elizabeth Hudson, Iowa State. Local new members are Mrs. H. H. Wilson, Mrs. Richard TH. Young, and Mrs. Ivan R. Powers. The group plans an May spring courtesy event for high school girls and concluded with a musicale, featuring Declamatory contestant Marieen Bronson, Martha McCormick with violin, and other performances.
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Fred J. Miller
Waterloo
American Association of University Women
Mire
GC. A. Waterbury
iMra
Leslie H. Schrubba
Leo Leeper
Ofiee
Caririo Neidy
Mra
Marion Cooley dePaar
Roger Birdeaul
Trenasurer
Fred
Pettit
Counseillor
Calli (Wieder
Geneal H
Cuness
Ermo Prizler
Ray Paul
Penta Arts
Vetsub
Glen W. Miller
Niversity of Iowa
H. W.dallman
Cornell College
Dorothy Weatherwax
Grimnal College
D. H. Wick
Elizabeth Hudson
Iowa State College
Hudson
University of Iowa
H. Wilson
Richard TH. Young
Ivan R. Powers
Indianapolis
Ind
Miller
Marieen Bronson
Martha McCormick
Herbert F. Marshall
Roger Birdsall
Clyde R. Sanborn
Smith
Mission Worker of New York City to Give Talks Here
Mrs. C H Tabor of the Church Missions house in New York City will visit Waerlao Thursday and Friday to meet for St Mark s and Christ Episcopal auxiliaries. She will speak Thursday at 2 30 pm to St Mark s in the church parlors and at 6 30 pm to parishioners at the church supper. A luncheon in honor of Mrs Tabor by Christ church will be held Friday at noon, with a follow up talk for those unable to attend the noon gathering.
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C."h. Tabor
Church Missions House
New York City
Waerlao
St Mark’s
Christ Episcopal
St. Mark's
Women of
Christ Church
Tabor
Mrs Zellhoefer to Head Grout P T A for Next Season
Mrs V A Zellhoefer elected president of Frances Grout Vureitt Teacher s association at the annual business session in one building. Dr O Liffring named vice president and Miss Arlene Denton re elected secretary treasurer. Mrs Stanley Moore retiring president. Rev Clinton F Smith spoke on Rights of Children. District convention reported in session here next week.
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V. A. Zellhoefer
Frances Grout Vureitt
O. “Liffring
Arlene Denton
Stanley Moore
Associaon
Clinton
F. Smith
Lifftring
Men‘s Glee Club
Betty Baker
Ickelberg
P. E. O. Chapter FE Names Committees for Year
P. E. O. Chapter FE and KE meet at Mrs. J. H. Easley home to name committees for the year. Plans include year book by Mrs. F. A. Reuling, Mrs. Fred J. Miller, Mrs. C. D. O'Harrow and music by Mrs. J. 15 Brinkman and others. Various committees listed for flowers calling charity and cooperative.
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P. ET. O
J. H. Easley
F. A. Reuling
Fred J. Miller
C. D. O'Harrow
J. 15. Brinkman
A. EB. Enderlain
Gail Wilbur
CG. A. Newhecker
Charity
Window of Mottoes Stirs Reflections on Mothers and Children
A town window display of framed mottos prompts musings on parental blame and shaping of children. The author questions if society unfairly holds mothers responsible for a child’s faults, recalling stories of upbringing and shared family outcomes.
Beauty Tips From A City Column On Skin Care
A reader receives dermatology tips on treating whiteheads and pores through exercise, massage, and cold spray. Advice covers caution with moles, soap quality, cocoa butter massage, and reducing facial irritation from bleaches while suggesting daily full-body baths and targeted care to improve circulation and skin health.
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Telo
Castile
Congregational Supper Held at United Presbyterian Church
Last evening the United Presbyterian Church hosted a congregational supper organized by Mrs. J C Fairweather sr Mrs Luella Cowles and Mrs Olva Buxton Receiving line led by Mrs W W Lytle with entertainment arranged by Mrs John Marshall Miss Lillian Holmes and Lyan Eddy{" "}
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United Presbyterian Church
J.C. Fairweather
Luella Cowles
Olva Buxton
W.W. ‘Lytle
John Marshall
Lillian Holmes
Lyan Eddy
Club Notes and Guild Election at Cedar Falls
Mrs Alta Fishar presided at a 1 o'clock luncheon for Dickens club members with a short business session and informal diversions. Imaginary contest favors went to Mrs Z W Rickert and Mrs Gartig Wright. Octagon club guests dined. five hundred was played with favors to Mr and Mrs Victor Foster and others. In Cedar Falls Miss Johanne L Bohan was elected St Martha's guild president with Miss Ben Quirk as vice president and Miss Elizabeth Bohan secretary.
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Alta Fishar
Dickens ‘Club
Z. W. Rickert
Gartig| Wright
Htta Bates
Octagon
Black
Victor Foster
Mike Jackman
George Mrueger
Alis
Joe Dley
Cedar Falls
Hanne L. Bohan
St. Martha’s Guild
Margaret Baker
Ben Quirk
Elizabeth Bohan
Catherine Gallagher
City Parade Highlights Magnificent Master Event
A. E. Weld secured a remodeling permit for 915 Riehl Street at 1500 dollars. Five private garage permits issued by the building commissioner yesterday. Remodeling of the Terminal annex to house Rey Sinnard's grocery and Schuneman's drug store commenced by H. A. Maine Company. Grocery entrance to use the center door. pharmacy via north door. Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Meyers return from Miami and will move to 401 Walnut Court apartments. Mrs. C. D. Palmer joins them from Chicago. Trinity Lutheran Ladies' Guild will serve an April 28 supper at the corner of dth and South.
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A. E. Weld
Riehl] Street
Rey Sinnard
Schuneman
H. A. Maine Company
Henry J. Meyers
Miami
Fla
Walnut Court Apartments
C. D. Palmer
Chicago
Mrs. Ebenezer Cullings Dies at 92 in Fredericksburg
Mrs. Ebenezer Cullings, aged ninety two, died Tuesday night at her Fredericksburg home after a brief illness. She celebrated her birthday last September and had lived in Fredericksburg since early womanhood. A son, a daughter, and other relatives survive.
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Fredericksburg
Ebenezer Cullings
West High Talk by Cameron Beck on Living Right
Cameron Beck, NYSE personnel director, spoke to West High students about correct living and leadership. He warned against forgery and dishonesty, urging students to act with integrity, do not shirk duties, and invest effort into their schooling for future impact.
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George
Bits from the City Briefs and Local Notes
A string of short notices from city residents includes Frank C. Fish resuming work after a week of flu, Mrs. B. H. Simmond returning home to Omaha, and Miss Margaret Carrige traveling to Emmetsburg to attend a funeral. Birth announcements cover a son for Ruth Herfurth Benson in Coronado and a fifth child for Mr. and Mrs. Ricker Van Metre of Evanston. Marguerite J. Minlap sues for divorce from Russell H. Dunlap and seeks her maiden name. Chicago visitors plan a move to Cincinnati. Clergy and presbytery delegates prepare for a spring meeting in Maxwell. A Waterton police case ends with jail quarters provided during transit. W. Blowers sues C. J. Barclay & Sons for damages from a car collision. Military posters promote the Sharpitzans’ training camp at Fort Boise in August. Local business and recruiting actions appear in the day’s brief notices.
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Frank C. Fish
B. H. Simmond
Omaha
Neb
Ruth Herfurth Benson
Coronado
Cal
Marguerite J. Minlap
Russell H. Dunlap
Marguerite J. Raffin
B. B. Glaremont
Chicago
J. E. Petrie
Home Park Boulevard
Cincinnati Co
M. G. Court
Northminster
R. D. Echlin
Cedar Falls
F. EH. Newkirk
Westminster Church
Maxwell
Waterloo
C. J. Barclay & Sons
Calisi
Church Missionary Societies Hold Meetings and Postpone Events
Members of the G J Missionary Society at Central Christian Church hosted a picnic supper at Miss Helen McCartys home. Debates on Chinese customs were led by Helen Bird Edith Thomson Nevada and Mayme Brody. Due to Mrs J B Macartneys death several events were postponed including the Majel guild E C E party and Princess Bonnie cast entertainment. A missionary society will form during the women of the congregations meeting at Burton Avenue Baptist Church with Mrs Charles Stull guiding the study. Westminster Missionary Society will meet at 2 30 p m Wednesday with Mrs A C Cola leading devotionals and talks on the Forward Goal for the New Year Convention Notes High Lights From the Presbyterian A New Program for the Young People. Members to bring prayerbooks and the April issue of Women and Missions. Ladies of Trinity American Lutheran Church urged to bring missionary box articles for New Guiana to the Wednesday meeting hosted by Mrs C O G Mister and Mrs J Th Meyers. Cadar Heights Community Presbyterian Church will host a 1 oclock luncheon Thursday with divisions one and two from last year as hosts for division three. Division one will provide the program with about 115 served.
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G. J. Missionary Society of Central Christian Church
Helen McCarty
Helen Bird
Edith Thomson
Nevada
Mayme Brody
Reva Clark
J. 3. Macartney
Majel Guild
Christian Endeavor
Princess Bonnie
Missionary Society
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Charles Stull
Westminster Missionary Society
A. C. Cola
C. B. Chaney
A. A. Zimmerman
H. G. Northey
Elliott Purmott
Trinity American -Litheran Church
New Guiana
C. OG. Mister
J. Th. Meyers
Cadar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
Notices on Wardrobe Reach and Voter Records
Notices indicate the editor must collect handwriting samples and full names with two initials for identification. Married women and their spouses are to be noted, with completeness and ordered by state paper rules.
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Wochts
Betwern
Ar3Rp
Irfephone
wWany
Husbanila
Noisy Graduation Advice Encourages Focus and Integrity
A reflective note urges students to discipline themselves for success in their chosen field. It emphasizes leadership potential and character, warning that peers at parties may overlook the value of persistent practice through long nights.
Hoover to Call Fall Radio Conference
Secretary Hoover will cancel plans for a national radio conference in late September due to mounting radio problems in his department. The decision follows calls to reassess how to regulate the radio field as pressures rise.
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Hoover
Washington, D. C
Opening of 1899 Land Rush Celebration in Oklahoma City
Fifty thousand visitors gathered for the first of two days marking government land opening for settlement on April 22. A tomorrow feature will reproduce the historic run starting at noon with only horses and animal drawn vehicles allowed. Sooners will be barred as in the original event.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Government of Indian Lands
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Barry Dahl
Henry Mueller
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Thegular
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Talla Avenue
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W. W. McFarlane
A. W. Peterson
Fred Sporle
Christ Vnnscopal Sunday School
Hese
Phi_ Sigma Chi fraternity
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Burr C. Towne
Manccabees
Waterloo Review
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M. I. Clut
Ladies’ Musical Improvement Club
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Charles MI. Young
I. O. G. I. Hall
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W. C. C. F.gourt
St. Mary's Hall
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Larzely
Susan Ertz
Ladies’ Guild
Trinity Lutheran Church
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Hena
Cameron Beck
New York Stock Exchange
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Miller Cleaning & Dye “ Works
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