Delegates Named for State Jubilee by W C T U Unit
The Seciot W C T U selects 20 delegates to attend the state jubilee meeting in Cedar Rapids in October. At Willard hall members met Tuesday afternoon and banned a list of named members. Ida D B Wise Smith invited Lucht to sing at the convention in Des Moines in the name of Black Hawk county W C T U. May Francis spoke on Character Building in Public Schools and Emma Mack discussed the Milwaukee convention of the Northern Baptist church. Annual officer elections set for August 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance and Fons
Cedar Rapids
Willard Hall
Ida DB. Wise Smith
Des Moines
Black Hawk County
W. C. TU
May Francis
Ray
Emma Mack
Mitchell County Union
Convention of the Northern Baptist Church
Milwaukee
Summer Visitor Mrs Warren Smith Feted In Waterlog
Waterlog social notes register Mrs Warren Smith from Chicago as a summer guest. Hosts include Mrs B F Swisher and Mrs Harold Plumb with mahjongg and a 1 pm luncheon at the Plumb residence for 12. A Sunnyside Country club luncheon honored her with 14 guests including Mrs Carl Walker and Mrs Bennett Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Smith
Chicago
B. F. Swisher
Harold Plumb
Plumb
Smith
Sunnyside Country Club
Carl Walker
St. Clair
Bennett Clark
St. Louis
Edmund Millar
C.D. Cass
Will Powell
St. Petersburg
Fla
Walker
Mich
Mre. Clark
Miss Colthurst to marry R G Pratt in Chicago today
Miss Carolyn Colthurst of Waterloo and Ray G Pratt of Waterloo were to marry in Chicago today according to a telegram received here. The bride has taught Latin at West High School for three years and Pratt is a stock clerk at Waterloo Auto & Supply Co. They plan to reside in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Colthurst
Adnsworth
Ira
Ray G. Fratt
Waterlaw
Chicago
West High School
Pratt
Waterloo Auto & Supply Co. H
Waterloo
Farewell Courtesy For Mrs Pharis Moving To Des Moines
A group of 12 young women surprised Mrs William B Pharis at her residence yesterday noon as she prepares to move to Des Moines next week The informal siesta picnic luncheon followed. Other social items note Temple Rebekah visitors and a luncheon at Black's tearoom honoring Mrs John Berne of Alhambra California plus plans for an entertainment and dinner party and a beach cottage picnic for Mrs Mattes of Minneapolis with 16 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Pharis
Des Moines
Siesta
Mines
T. H. Glasener
Henry Hanson
Karl Krause
Ella Williams
C. F. Nagle
Gaylon Green
Probasco
J. E. Johnson
Lowell Ransom
Joseph Snively
James Lowe
Theodore Ptak
Temple Rebekah
Belle Bingham
Byrnes Park
Bingham
Sarah Clark
Marian Smith
Minnie Danton
Black’s Tea- Room
John Berne
Alhambra
Cal
W. C. Biddwich
J. B. Mulkern
M Loren
T. O. McCarthy
Henry Searles
George Maybanks
Dubuane
Will Joslyn
Mary O
Eurth Ys
Helena Kurth
Pauline Ritz
Cofors
Miss Kurth
Delia Rosgen
Helen
Clara Gilheart
Anna Kurth
Clara Koster
Elvin Bute
Phil Lown
Bridge
Cleo Young
Los Angeles
Teella Fentiman
Black’s
Lamorrow
Thele
Pearl Kimball
David Stevenson
Amy Tieff
Mildred Young
Young
Hone in Betrothal of Ruth Guilford and Martin Glaza
Honor betrothal events for Ruth Guilford and Martin Glaza with Aug 12 Sacred Heart church wedding planned. Includes out of town guest Mrs Bess Hoth and details of shower games refreshments and Kimball Publishing connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Guilford
Martin Glaza
Fred L.kimball
Sellman Boms
Elb
St. John's Catholic Church
Presiding
Ladies Aid to Meet at First Lutheran Church
Church News reports the Ladies Aid society will convene at First Lutheran Church tomorrow afternoon with Aimes, Will Stolte and Martin Barth as hostesses to greet attendees and organize activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
First Lutheran Church
Aimes
Will Stolte
Martin Barth
It Doesn’t Pay to Be Considerate in Life and Work
A speaker argues that many say kindness and restraint pay off with tangible rewards, but others insist ruthlessness wins. The essay concedes some truth to both viewpoints, noting outcomes depend on the coin you expect and the reward you seek. It ends urging self-knowledge of desired pay and coin type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge Honors Oldest Member
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge celebrated the seventy third birthday anniversary of Mrs Idelis McCord the oldest member enrolled as the lodge met in the 1 0 O F hall on Fourth street West She received a bouquet and birthday cake while Jennie Bulley noble grand voiced the sentiment A business session preceded the social hour during which the courtesy was extended and three new members were initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idelis McCord
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Fourth Street
Jennie Bulley
Noble Grand
McCord
Club Notes Mooselheart Women Meet Friday Morning
The Women of Mooselheart Legion will meet Friday at 8 am in Moosa Kall for two business sessions. A social luncheon is planned at 12 30 pm in Byrnes Park tomorrow if weather permits. If not, the group will move to the home of Mrs H G Phinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Mooselheart Legion
Moosa Kall
Seclal Band
Byrnes Park
H. G. Phinney
H. O. Barnbrook
Dan
Helen Louise
Canada
Portland
Ore
M. Thielen
Grundy Center
J. G. McAlgin
Edward
Waterloo
Jasper Park
A. T. Whittle
Daughhters
Doris
Helen
Darlyn
W. J. Walker
Eyelysl
Lloyd
Lowall C. Ransom
Lake Alexander
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Harry Wolcott
Daylight Robber Hauls Riches From Missionary's Home
A thief gained entry at 1023 Third Avenue yesterday afternoon while the French family were away and ransacked the daughter Missy Eisie French’s room. He stole jewelry worth hundreds of dollars and a $20 pocketbook. Miss Alice Lovejoy saw a man near the house at 3:20 p.m. A skeleton key was used to enter through the kitchen door. Miss French has 15 years of mission work in Egypt and India and is on a year’s furlough from Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJ. French
Third Avenue
Missy Eisie French
Egypt
Miss French
Alexandria
Girls’ American Mission School
Mitchell Girl, Partly Blind, Walks 4 Miles to Take Exam
Daniella Namath, 13, walked four miles from Mitchell to take the eighth trade examination at the superintendent's office. She had just returned from Iowa City after eye illness treatment at the state university hospital. She studied all day Sunday, passed with a good average, and plans further treatment and school entry at university high school. The county nurse Miss Schoonorser noted her near blindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniella Namath
Mitchell
Iowa City
State University Hospital
Town City
University High Schoo
Miss Schoonorser
SITY IN BRIEF LOCATIONS AND TRIPS AROUND TOWN
Local brief item notes Mrs Arnold Girsch spending vacation in Dubuque. Mrs Charles Callens returned from Marshalltown after attending her mother Emma Schneider's funeral. Several families travel from Waterloo to Los Angeles Minneapolis and Portland for visits. Community notices include YMCA meeting in Webster City and American Legion post elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Girsch
Dubuqua
Charles Callens
Marshalltown
Emma Schneider
O. CG. McClinton
Headly Kidd
Los Angeles
Lynne Heinen
South Istreet
Minneapolis
Philip
Frank W. Dipro
Clinton
Dawson
Mullan
Waterloo Sheet Metal
Russell-Lamson
A. Cohagan
Webster City
National
Y. M. GC. A. Council
Town City
H. W. Ladage
Rock Rapids
R. B. Wheat
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Morla Hall
State Legion
Beauty tips for lips and beauty tricks in a 1910s style
The article offers cosmetic advice on lip care and beauty routines. It cautions against fever sores and cracked lips, notes that poor digestion or illnesses affect appearance, and suggests simple, home remedies like a lip salve and makeup substitutes. It also touches on neck and arm shape, and hair removal practices.
Uncle Wiggily's Marshmallows at the Seashore
Uncle Wiggily asks Nuree Jane for 25 cents to buy marshmallows during a seaside visit. The scene unfolds with the muskrat housekeeper listening as he plans a small purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuree Jane
Uncle Wiggily
Uncle Wiggly and the Marshmallow Beach Venture
A whimsical scene on a shore features Uncle Wiggly and Bunny Wiggy planning a candy purchase for friends. They buy marshmallows, roast them over a beach fire with Jackie and Peetie Bow Wow, and battle a sneaky sea lion drama, ending with playful chaos over a hat and snacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nilae
Fuzzy Winzzy
Jana
Tackle
Peetie Bow Wow
Nurse Jane
Uncle Wigi Fily
Uncle Wiggly
Jackie
Peetie
Bow Wow
Flello
Wes
Mr Fingers
Jaokie
Uncle Wigwily
Belma
Anels
Uncle Wigerly
Abe Martin Teases Tomorrow’s Suspected Killing Result
A wry Abe Martin line hints at anticipation for a murder verdict tomorrow, remarking on the lack of anyone to cook fish caught today and the curiosity over who killed someone today.
I Spent fortunes to win beauty by Edna Wallace Hopper
Edna Wallace Hopper recounts a lifelong quest for beauty and the methods she used from childhood. She claims decades of fame, travels to France, and consultation with experts. The piece promotes a facial cleanser called Facial Youth and a mail request for a free sample with a coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wallace Hopper
Lmelight
France
Edes Wallace
Luvie Lantelme
Foumma
Mopper
Eana Wallace Rhoto
Hopper
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
Fragmentary Local Note Reflects Odd Food Scene
A garbled OCR extract describes marshmallown, candy eating, a bunny and dog, and playful scenes with a cricket bat. It references Uncle Wigetly, sweat soap, and a window shade without clear context, leaving a whimsical, unclear diary-like fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunny
Uncle Wigetly
Burroughs Nature Notes Answers From 1929 Column
The Burroughs Nature Notes column offers readers questions about birds and trees. It covers topics like chickadees hole nesting, why tipple needs help growing fruit trees, and grafting to duplicate apple trees, with illustrative explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudividagls Kent
Alea
Big Road Contracts Awarded in O'Brien County
Primghar Iowa August 6 Contracts for nearly 60 000 dollars in road work approved by the county board of supervisors include over 40 000 dollars for grading and 9 000 dollars for bridge construction on primary road No 19 from Primghar south to No 10. The road will be prepared for graveling probably next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primghar
O'Brian
Supervisora
Mirror and Money Strains Fiery Couple clash over gifts
In a domestic scene Andrew and Imogene argue over a mirror bought with borrowed funds and a three dollar deduction, revealing their strained finances and the depth of their care. The quarrel, prompted by perceived stinginess, ends with Andrew admitting fault and appreciating the thoughtful gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andres
Tmolgene
Andrew
Brain Tests Riddle From The Back Country Mail Order
A puzzle posed in a catalog asks buyers to specify an exact measure for a rubber ball. They confuse inches of surface area with cubic inches of air. They choose a ball whose volume equals its surface area in square inches. If solved, the diameter can be found from the equality between surface area and volume. The arithmetic sequence GOA ADDER LADDER TRAIL appears as a clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boya
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R. G. Pratt
Knights of Pythias Hall
Church News
Mitchell Girl
Sity
L. W
Saul
Uncle Wiggily’s Marshmallows
Howard R. Ginis
Abe Martin
Rome
Burroughs Nature Club
Fhougston Miilin Co
Nature Notes Dept
Anagers
Arica
TIN O'Brien County
Wife
Roe Fullcerbon
Sara
Vinton Nurror
Bud
Mia
Imogen
Finiah
Andrey
Imogene
Ansdrew
Andraw
Fife
Ilfa
BAM Loud
A. Goa
Minos
Fords
Ford
Champion Spark Plug Ca
Toledo
Ohba
Sale
Phoenix
van Raalte
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