Community reunion honors Blough family mission workers
A Sunday gathering at the old U S Blough home south of Waterloo celebrated 75 members across the Blough and neighboring families with nine absent and about 80 in attendance. Guests included distance travelers and missionary workers such as Ane Brough on furlough from China and the Shulls bound for India.
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U. S
Beauty Tips and Social Notes From Local Paper
A jumble of reader advice covers skincare, hair care, diet, and self-improvement for young women, plus social items. Tips include using buttermilk, olive oil, oatmeal soap, and ice for skin. massaging the nose. manicuring nails. and avoiding overexposure. The column also records weddings, parties, and social visits in Waterloo and surrounding areas with names and places.
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M. L
Martha
B. F
Anita
Janet
Rail Situation Clears as Embargoes Lifted
The rail situation has greatly cleared as men on strike return to work after Washington appeals. Freight embargoes to prevent congestion have been lifted and normal transport resumed. Over 20,000 women work in Bombay cotton mills.
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Washington
R. Hulett
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Mr. Hulett
Oelwein
Great Western
Bombay
Church Society Picnic and Meetings Announced
Graves Memorial annual picnic for the Woman's Missionary society and families is set for Byrnes Park with dinner at 12 30 p m and a program to follow. Kirst Evangelical Faith circle to meet at Eli Messer home Wednesday evening with picnic supper and routine business. First Baptist Home Makers band picnic postponed to Thursday.
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Kirst Evangelical—Faith Circle
Eli Messer
Eesti First Baptist
Waterloo to Broaden Social Welfare Work
W. F. Hintzman of the National Public Welfare league is in Waterloo to study local conditions and discuss expanding social welfare activities. He hopes to form a broader board of social welfare and, if invited, bring league machinery to assist the city over the next two years in Iowa and Wisconsin cities.
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Waterloo
W. F. Hintzman
National Public Welfare League
Kansas City
Uintzmah
Council of Social Agendes
Wintzman
Board of Social Welfare
Uwintaman
Neets
Towa
tWhi
A Cautionary Tale About Missed Pleasures
A reader reflects on the ache of paying too much for a sought item and a third party's timely tip about a cheaper, white version. She recalls a missed parade view and a social habit of spoiling others with unsolicited information, urging empathy and consideration.
Pledges to Hospital Fund Omitted From Public List
Pledges to the hospital fund chaired by Mrs. F. J Marquis were received at headquarters but omitted from the public list due to an overlooking error. Names include Mrs. J. P. Jones with $100 and G. Leffler $100, plus several other donors such as Petersen Wros. F200 and Harris & Rickley $170, with uncertain additional figures and entries indicating weather-related notes and unrelated data.
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F. J Marquis
Wiehts
Petersen Wros
London
Harris & Rickley
Retailers Feel U S Surplus Sales Move Affects Prices
Washington debates high living costs as Congress, the Attorney General, and state authorities discuss relief measures. The War Department plans to reprice surplus army food and surplus blankets to align with retail markets, selling through public channels to lower costs for essentials.
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Washington
Congress
Genera “Uhner
War Department
Ihe
Ion Uiat
Westmains
Wik
Owar
Navy enlistment of James Nichels in World War era
James Nichels, 1st name listed as Warren visiting Waterlon relatives, enlisted yesterday in the Navy. He served aboard the Martha PEL during convey orner and was assigned as an apprentice seaman.
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Sai James
Nichels
Warren
Waterlon
Navy
R Duringhawaron
Martha Pel
Orner
Exman
Independence
Yester
Knights of Khorassan Opens Biennial Session in Proia
The 14th biennial session of the Imperial Ace Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan opens today in Teoria L Aug 22 with about 1 000 Knights present as the event begins and ceremonies unfold.
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Kd.o.k. K
Proria
Teoria
Dramatic Order
Knights of
Wonat’s Relief Pearps to Hold Annual Picnic Tomorrow
Members of Wonat's Relief association and G. A. Re will organize a plant event in Cedar River Park tomorrow, aiming to foster community ties and support charitable efforts.
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Anneal
Wonat's
Pearps
G. A. Re
Cedar River Park
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