Missionary Society to Meet in Waterloo Iowa
The Woman's Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church plans the eleventh annual convention in Waterloo from April 24 to May 17 with speakers including Miss Matilda Weber of Dayton and Bishop C. J. Kephart of Kansas City. Delegates will hear reports, elect officers, and attend services, with social and church events surrounding the gathering.
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Graves
Waterloo
C. J. Kephart
Kansas City
Aroer
Matilda Weber
Dayton
Woon
Mary McCone
Cedareis
Woetetlen
Alera
Machi
Eerl Poush
Des Meares
Ami Loesussne
Mabla Shefqui
Oderbeineund
Weber
Nowins
EL Tyler
Toledo
Miss Weber
First Brethren Will Extend Welcome to New Members
Plenty supper and an informal reception mark the monthly family night at First Brethren. The event features arrivals of new members and remarks by I Wl Miller and Rev. W H Beachier. Miss Hazel Straver and Miss Mary Hortter provide readings and welcome.
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First Brethren
Wl Miller
R. Clare Heald
Hazel Straver
Cedar Falls
Mary Hortter
W. H. Beachier
City PT A Council to Meet Saturday
City PT A council members and principals urged to attend a Saturday gathering at 2 pm to select delegates for the national convention in St Paul on May 5. Plans include the council's role in entertaining the International Council of Women in Washington in 1925 and Waterloo's share of the entertainment fund. The item notes broader support from national women's organizations.
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Issocia Ljoms
WL Co
P-T. A
St. Paul
International Council of Miomen
Washington, D. C
Waterloo P.T. A
Beauty tips for fitness and facial care from an era guide
The article describes home exercise and grooming routines including tennis for health, lawn games like bowling in England, and a facial care regimen. It promotes fresh air, mild exercise, and gentle massages using creams to improve skin and tone, with advice on cleansing pores and toning muscles.
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Dowling
England
Mrs Nauman hosts club party to honor her term
Mrs. George W Nauman the twelfth president of Wheaton Woman's Club extends an invitation to all members for a 2 pm gathering in the clubhouse drawing rooms Friday. The event honors her administration with past presidents including Marsh and others attending. Separate items note annual banquets at Black's restaurant and Hotel Russell Lamson, a Betrothal, and a May dancing party by the Pythian Sisters.
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A. Bowtanu
Mra
Govell
Harrie Pinkerton
A. A. Hoffimann
Howard Sharp
Stanley Moore
General Club
Kerwin
George Garrettsorssert
J. &. Palan
Mrs. Nauman
George W. Naumart
Wheterlon
Marsh
Lo 1. Powter
L. Mare ‘Is
M. B. Boies
M. Young
B. J. Howrey
A. Boggs
C. Hemsworth
H. M. Reed
IL. W. Grout
Trying Literary Society
Iowa State Teachers College
Black
Crestomattians
Teachers College
Russell-Lamson
K.pl Hall
The
Temple
Central Christian Couples Class wraps membership drive
The Married Folks class recently closed a membership contest that raised attendance to 117 and will host a supper meeting at the church Friday at 6:50 p.m. Old members will host the new. The class men will serve dinner. Miss Loretta Mishak and Miss Roslyn Mishak hosted 40 members of St John’s Young People’s club.
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Loretta
Roslyn
Viela
Mishak
St. John’s
Young People's Club
The Courageous House and the Value of Sunshine
A columnist muses on home design prioritizing natural light and street orientation. He recalls post Civil War houses, contrasts sun access in rooms, and praises a couple who framed their home around prized exterior views using window frames to capture the scenery.
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Lake
Sea Nor River
Local musical event and club notes
A community entertainment at St. Pauls M E church featured solos by Madaline Sims Viola Schiels and others to aid the choir and orchestra. Auxiliary meetings across Trinity and First churches included refreshment service, devotional readings, and planning for a picnic supper and social events with several hostesses and members in attendance.
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Favors
Ames
Madaline Sims
Viola Schiels
Emil Wanidro
Wenzel Pleider
Misses Schiels
Viola Mishalk
jSime
Austin Lucas
Northminster Par Lary
F. E. Tata
Gilbert
Truman Emer
Mes. L. W
Fairburn
Truman Hmerson
George DuShane
H. J. Kresa
Public Library to Curtail Expenses to Meet Revenues
The library plans year end cuts after tax levy drops from 4.5 to four mills. Ten substation branches will close for the year starting May 1, with two main buildings closed Sundays. Book appropriation falls from 4500 to 2250 dollars. Maria C. Brace resigns as librarian.
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Board of Trustees
Maria C. Brace
Kipling's Mandalay to Be Shown on Screen
The motion picture version of Kipling's Mandalay will be shown at Hast High tomorrow at 7:45 p.m. for four reels. Also on the program are a two reel Lincoln film My Father and a Chaplin comedy The Adventurer. East High will discontinue the Saturday morning program.
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Kipling
Hast High
Abraham Lincoln
Father
Charles Chaplin
The
Adventurer
East High
Rouse Promoted to Major in 133rd U S Infantry Guard
Waterloo resident Rouse has been promoted to major in the One Hundred Thirty-third U S infantry. He previously served in World War I as a captain of a machine gun company in the Highty-Eighth division. Also promoted were Vincent R. Dvorak of Cedar Rapids from second to first lieutenant and Seymour L. Wells of Mason City from civilian life to first lieutenant, both in the same regiment.
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Howard 3. Rouse
Waterloo
U. S. Infantry
Iowa
Vincent R. Dvorak
Cedar Rapids
Seymour L. Wells
Mason City
Touch of Summer Heat Hits Waterloo Residents
A sudden warm spell sent the government thermometer to 77 degrees at 2 PM. after a cold morning, with rapid warming to 92 and a drop to 62 by night. Weather forecasters predict cooler conditions with thunder showers and strong winds tonight and tomorrow. Yew Bowling Record in Terre Haute: Cobler of Indianapolis shoots 237 232 288 for 757 to win singles in state tournament.
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State Bureau
Des Moines
Terre Haute
Ind
Cobler
Marcot Shoeshop
Indianapolis
Kellogg's Bran Restores Health for Longtime Constipation
A Marion Indiana reader recounts 15 years of constipation and multiple hospitalizations and surgeries. After using Kellogg's Bran, including two tablespoons daily, his digestion improved and bowels moved regularly. The ad promises permanent relief with consistent bran use and offers a guarantee refund if no results.
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Mr. Lancing
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Kellogg ’S
Battle Creek
Students Hear Hall Talk Gardening Tips at Easel Junior High
George Hall addressed Ease Junior High students on soil composition and gardening basics. He cited figures on soil particle counts and nitrogen, explained plant dependence on air, and described sun traps using charcoal to warm light soils.
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George Hall
Ease Junior High School
Hal
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