Atlantic City chosen for 1926 General Federation convention
The General Federation of Women's Clubs selects Atlantic City as host city for its 1926 biennial in a current federation issue. Invitations have been extended by several federations as planning continues and Mrs. John D. Sherman, federation president, sends greetings from the Athens Park area to members.
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Atlantic City
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Aliha
John D. Sherman
Hstes Park
Solo
Federation
Prominy
Mocky Mountain
Thomas G. Winter
Sherman
Woman's Club Pauses to Aid Red Cross in Waterloo
Two Waterloo Woman's club committees will cooperate with the Red Cross chapter for the year's work. Mrs. R. P. Gohinson heads the Red Cross committee with assistants Mrs. Harold Rewling and Miss Marjorie Marsh. ex service men committee chaired by Mrs. Grace Teeter. Red Cross roll call slated between Armistice Day and Thanksgiving Day. Also notes on bridge luncheon for Mrs. Arthur Weber and a dish shower for Miss Doris Meserve and Miss Minnie Mercher in Minneapolis guest.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
Red Cross
R. P. Gohi Son
Woman's Club
Harold Rewling
Marjorie Marsh
Grace Teeter
BE. Johnson
Roy Sinnard
F. A. Sporle
Leo Leeper
F. M. (Ollard
Lee Litchfeld
Tor Miss Reaney
Marie Reaney
Doris Meserve
Minnie Mel Mercher
Rhea Austin
Minneapolis
Miss Mayland and Otto Miller Wed at Cedar Falls
Miss Myrtle Mayland daughter of Mr and Mrs N J Mayland married Otto H Miller at the bride’s home in Cedar Falls Iowa August 18 1925. Rev N A Andrea son officiated witnessed by 14 relatives. The couple will live in Clarksville Iowa after September 1 and the groom runs a clothing business there.
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Mary Roth
J. & Roth
Morence Alreet
Killous Ludwig
W'lliame Ludwig
St. John's Church
N. J. Lente
Madeling Sims
Andrew Salz
Austin
Columbia
Roth
John Burger
George Bedard
Eagle Center
Avilligat Welk
Des Moines
Kyléel ‘Wilson
Oelwein
Florence Street
Miss Roth
St. Mary's School
Eklund Business College
Cedar Falls
Myrtle Mayland
N. J. Mayland
Otto H. Miller
Clarksville
West Fourth Street
N. A Andrea Son
Danish Nazareth Church
Town State Teachers College
Finchord
A Boy and His Dog by the Window
A quiet scene outside a summer study shows a khaki clad boy with a yellow dog, seen as a symbol of perfect companionship. The narrator calls a dog a boy’s other half, noting a mother’s reluctance yet hidden affection and the potential a dog offers to teach responsibility.
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Inn
B P W Board Names Leaders Plans Program
The Business and Professional Women's club executive board held its first meeting and set a plan for the year. An investigating committee will report to President Mrs Elizabeth Jenney to establish a meeting place. Resignation of Miss Margaret Morrison was accepted and Mary Sere elected to fill the vacancy.
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Elizabeth Jenney
Business and Professional Women's Ib
Ulere
Margaret Morrison
M Marysere
Misa Aimea Wagandus
Bartha van Ingen
Bernice Ravlin
W. D. Ivas
Minglila Mayham
Lillian Ufleman
van Ingen
Fannig Hemenway
B. Brocksus
Cass
Wegert
Ether Résor
Women's Golf Meet at Oelwein Delayed to Thursday
Rain halted plans for the Oelwein invitation tournament on Tuesday. The event will now take place Thursday with entries including Sun nyalde Country club. Local golfers were informed via a morning message.
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Oelwein
Church group meetings outline week in local notices
Church news lists meetings for St. John’s parish United Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Trinity American Lutheran Forget Me Not club Rotary club Wild Rose club and Universalist Ladies Social with details on hosts locations and picnic plans. First Methodist all day session features Woman’s Home Missionary Society and special music.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society
Inoon
Ladies’ Aid Society
Beauty Chats Answered Letters on Weight and Looks
A reader asks about reducing size, hair and skin care, and cosmetic tips. Advice covers bust and hip reduction, diet hints, dental and nasal health links to breath, hair care with borax and vinegar combing, lip shaping limits, teeth care for a better smile, skin treatment for pimples, and a method to darken brown hair.
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Jean
Plans for Dairy Cattle Congress meal service and program
Buildings host meals at Dairy Cattle Congress when members convene at 1 p.m. Mile boxes open at the W F M at 2 30 p.m. A playlet Aunt Lettys Views will be the program. Mrs Roscoe Needle will be hospi ess at St Luke s Lutheran Woman s Home and Foreign Missionary Society Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. Mrs Frank Chester leads the lesson. United Brethren Sisterhood hosts a 1 o clock luncheon at Mrs D W Bovee s home Wednesday afternoon with a business session to follow.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Letty
Roscoe Needle
St. Luke’s Lutheran Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Frank Chester
United Brethren Sisterhood
D. W. Bovee
Uncle Wiggily’s Ballon Fish Adventure at Seashore
On a foggy cold day at a driftwood bungalow Uncle Wiggily plans an outdoor adventure despite Jane Puzey Witney’s concern. The scene opens with his rubber allergy hat and the promise of a quest beyond the dampness and coastline.
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Seashore
Jane Puzey Witney
Cassy
Uncle Wiggily Faces Fog Adventure and Rheumatism
Uncle Wiggily leaves a fogbound beach seeking adventure but falters as rheumatism slows him. Nurse Jane watches from the drift wood bungalow while the Lively Lobster stalks, pinching claws ready to snare him on the seaweed pile.
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Uncle Wigegily
Jane
Driftwood
Uncle
Rabbit
Wiggily
20000 Eagles Parade in Providence Rhode Island
Ray Norcott reported that about 20000 Eagles paraded in Providence at the Fraternal Order of Eagles national convention last week. The gathering drew large attendance with 30000 at the meeting, six figures in prizes totaling 25000 awarded to top drill team from Indianapolis and Milwaukee band for best entries.
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Ray Norcott
Order of Eagles
Providence
St. 1
Com Mhittee
Rhode Island
Indianapolis Aerio
Milwaukee Band
Invention Consumes Unburned Vapor Gas
W T Spars owner of Spars Barrage 516 Saxon street has patent office papers granting sale rights to use unburned vapor gas in Ford cars. Trials show 20 to 25 percent gas savings and authorities deem it practical. He has sold rights to F M Shores of Waterloo.
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W. ‘T. Spars
Saxon Street
Washington, D.C
Spars
F. M. Shores of
Waterloo
Former Hazleton Man Killed in Grade Crossing Accident
Hazleton Iowa Aug 19 Professor and Mrs F A Spragg of Lansing Michigan were killed instantly when their car tried to cross a Pere Marquette grade crossing near Lansing last Friday. Spragg a Hazleton township native and farm crops instructor at Michigan Agricultural College was nationally known as a seed expert. He was the son of Ezra and Anna Spragg. Two sons survive and K P Spragg of Hazleton is a cousin. A thimblebee for members of the Woman's Relief Corps is planned for Memorial Hall Friday afternoon.
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Hazleton
F. A. Spragg
Lansing
Mich
Spragg
Hazleton Township
Michigan Agricultural College
Gast
Ezra
Anna Spragg
K. P. Spragg
Balloon Fish Rescues Rabbit From Lobster in Ocean Tale
A Balloon Fish saves a rabbit from a lobster as the duo drift away on air. The fish enlarges itself like a balloon to lift them to safety toward a driftwood home, leaving the lobster frustrated below.
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Ute
Rabbit
Wife
Snickerral
Mr. Vongears
Gaele
Prof A Wolf Named Superintendent for Greene Schools
Treane Ta August 13 At a special school board meeting A Wolf of Iona City was chosen from 12 applicants to head Greene schools. He holds a master's from Indiana University and nears a doctoral degree. He will move his wife and three children to Greene and begin work September 1.
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Treane, Ta
A. Wolf
Iona Clty
Patterns for Waterlo o Evening Courier
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send 15 cents to Fashion Department Waterloo Evening Courier. Patterns are low for seams and all orders are filled promptly, reaching you within ten days after sending in the order.
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Waterloo
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