Women Club Units Plan Week of Meetings in Waterloo
Board directors and three Waterloo Women's Club departments Education Junior Auxiliary and Literary schedule sessions next week. Paul Davis will discuss Better Taste in Home Furnishings and WF Higgins will talk about Composition of Fabrics to HYOerAy at the 2:30 program with vocal selections by Mrs Forrest Shores. Hostesses include Mrs J H Crippen Mrs E B Headford Mrs C L Kingsley Mrs A H Bailey and Mrs C J Langfelat. Junior auxiliary meets Thursday afternoon with the postponed session. Literary department Friday will study Alphonse Dan det and two works while Mrs W Blyans outlines the graphical sketch and Mrs J Ridenour and Mrs M Young review other items. Business meeting led by Mrs SM Walhice.
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Waterloo Women's Club
Lome
Edueaton
Paul Davis
WF. Higgins
Unique Cleaners
Forrest I. Shores
J. HW. Crippen
EB. Hy Headford
C. L. Kingsley
A. Ht. Bailey
C. J. Langfelat
Laven J. Berry
Alphonse Dandet
W. Blysans
Ridenour
Opera and Oratorio Interest for Music Club Event
Opera and oratorio program to draw music club members with study of Richard Wagner and the music drama. Miss Bess Cooley hosts at her home assisted by Miss Althea Waugh. vocal selections include selections from The Messiah, Mendelssohn, and a quartet.
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Natural Music Club
Manbers
Martha McCormick
Royal Neighbors Camp Elect Officers at Gannon Camp
Harriett Wightman was elected oracle of Royal Neighbors Gannon camp for the fourth executive term. Friday evening at the annual business session officers and managers were chosen, with Mrs. Mildred Forrester as vice oracle and Mrs. Bessie Jones as chancellor. Thirty-two members played cards in the afternoon. Forrester and Miss Quba won tayars.
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Harriett Wightman
Gannon. Camp
Mildred’ Forrester
Baith
Boeks
Bessie Jones
Trene Duha
Kath_ sryn Cannon
Graces
Stellan Themeyer
Forrester
Quba
Health and Good Literature Talks at PTA Evening
The Parent-Teacher association of Central school hosts an evening program at 7 30 Tuesday featuring health and food literature talks by Dr L Rohlf and Miss Callie Wieder city librarian. Seventh and eighth grade girls present a physical training demonstration and the Boys Glee Club sings. Mrs E P Cowles chairs the hostess committee and refreshments will be served.
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P.T
5. L. Rohlf
Callie Wieder
Parent-Teacher Association of Central School
Glee Club
E. P. Cowles
Drake Professor LeCoq Speaks On France To Waterloo Club
Dr LeCoq a Drake professor and head of Thomanee language at Drake University spoke to Waterloo Wor an’s club in a one o’clock French luncheon about the origins and culture of France. He described France as a land of mysticism with contentment and duty, praising rural beauty and simple living while noting modest intellectual progress.
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Writiany
Jean Pierre LeCon
Deg Moines
Thomanee
Drake University
Memchers of
Waterloo
Woran
Ro Mance Langmage
le Goq
United States
Paris
Sorbonne University
Rome
Awell
Ee i L.coq
LeCoq
Dancing Party Draws 100 Couples at B L E Auxiliary
In Knights of Columbus hall Friday evening the Grand International Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers hosted its second annual cart and dancing party, with over 190 couples attending. Ars. P. C. Parker led the organizing committee of 10, and guests included Mr and Mrs John Snyder and Schneider. Favors in bridge were won by Mrs Townsend and others, while Miss Elfvets, Pred Taylor and Mrs Frank Collestine earned honors. Mrs George Fidergon presided at the tranquil.
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Grand International Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginemen
Knights of Columbus Hall
Ars
Beauty winter prep hints from a 1910s guide
A fashion era beauty guide urges readying for cold weather with creams to prevent chapping, lip care, and oat meal powders. It recommends a fragrance free lip cream, a sifted oat meal tin, and hand care with oils, glyerin, rose water, lemon or honey to soften skin and prevent cracking. It also notes avoiding hard water and using cucumber juice for freckle bleaching while warning against aggressive reactions.
Recital by 13 Voice Pupils of Heyde Tuesday Evening
Martin Hiesde presents 13 advanced voice pupils in their first recital, presented by Waterloo Woman's Club. Misa Tina Martin accompanies. Program features a mix of arias and songs including Carmen, On Wings of Fire, and Verdi pieces. Students include Sande Jacobs and Hazel Dowfalo, with works spanning English, Italian, and German selections.
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Martin Hiesde
Presenz
Waterloo Woman'’s Club
Misa Tina Martin
Parry
Pateeo Mable
Stuvary Cnevinj
Wy Iserent Charen
Sire
Mendelzon
Sande Jacobs
Ark
Volt Singteny Cblnai
Hazel Dowfalo
Crotric
Cilithan Chathane
Goodby — Sunints
Tosti
Stonare Hall
Dranmrtie Saprinuys
Eusciuasy van Kolk
Mable Leigahs
Dane
Baxtish
Verdi
Vietor Zell Hoefer Crone
Threstor Dack
Squire
T C Alumnae Hostesses for University Women Meeting
T C Alumnae will host the Wa terlgo branch meeting of the American Association of University Women for Town State Teachers College alumnae and former students in Cedar Falls. Mrs. W H Langlas hosts with a slate of assistants guiding a Vocations discussion and vocal solos by Norma W Gaiser. Regular branch meetings move from Tuesday to Monday due to conflicts.
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Waterlgo
American Association of University Women
W HL Langlas
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Wilbur Whiggs
A. H. Chambers
S.A. Cohagan
Clark Gormley
MM. Gatshall
Sarah Bohan
Mauita Borghare
Chara Collyer
Pearl Crissulan
Hazel BR. Evans
Bessie Forrester
Lorraine Hallowell
Oonal Haven
Mabel Heller
Cin
Wwe
Go WE Giliian
Aimee Patterson
Mary Herzing
Edith Marken
Marty J. Philpot
Mack Hawk County
Mary J. Campbell
Petreit
Youngs Women's Christian Association
M. E. Homemakers' Christmas Party Attended
The M. E. Homemakers held their regular monthly social and Christmas party at the First Methodist Church parlors with 50 members attending. Mrs. F. C. Sage spoke on Waterloo conditions from her police matron duties. Music included piano solos by Lucile Mintington and Robert Dunkel, a saxophone and piano duet by Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Smith, and a violin solo by Maxine Leckington. Christmas gifts were exchanged. committee members were N. F. Trunkey, John von Lackum, Pred Tessner, and Pani Wilson.
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Cass
Firat
Local clubs host meetings and charity events in Waterloo area
Mrs. Lovejoy hosts P B O chapter officers at her home while Daughters of Isabella plan a card party in Knights of Columbus hall to raise funds for charity. Hospital auxiliary meets at Mrs. Staley’s home with Cant Party and Canty Club events featuring guests, visits, and entertainment in Waterloo.
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Chanter PE
A. B. Lovejoy
W. W. White
Ray Paul
R. J. Price
Hl. Kremers
F. L. Marguis
Eliott Purmort
BR. W. Waite
5. At
Wallave
Pred J. Miller
Daughters of Isabella
Gire
Knights of Columbus
J. T. Sullivan
Mayor Addresses Washington Washington Irving School PT A
Eighty patrons of Washington Irving School attended the Parent Teacher Association program. Mayor A. V. Gnugy spoke on Waterloo growth and citizen training. Musical numbers, solos, and readings followed, with Y’s Men’s Glee Club performances. Wallace, the superintendent, spoke briefly and a kindergarten pupil earned a prize.
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Washington Irving School
Parent-Téachoy Association
A. VM. Gnugy
Waterloo
Dorothy Bertel
Walter Brubaker
B. Bahr
Joan
Buneo
Mayer
Fort Madison
Va Spencer
Triendant & Bunco
Club Notes details from local social clubs meetings
Local notes recount dinner meetings at Black's and the home of Mrs Elgin Heathershaw with guests from West Palm Beach and others. Elections, favors, and planned Christmas events are noted for Social Six Night Hawks Lucky Thirteen and Book Review groups plus a YWCA gathering led by librarian Miss Caltie Wieder.
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Elgin Heathershaw
George Forrester
Gi Milbh
Strong
West Palm Beach
Fla
Louis Lemke
Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club
C. J. Nauhrap
H. J. DeBers
Aira
George Wailein
W. L. Fletcher
Caltie Wieder
Book Review Club
Y. W
Fellowship Dinner at First Baptist Church
Members of the Linden Standard Bearers fellowship attended a dinner at First Baptist Church and enjoyed a program of music and readings. L. E. Peck organized games directed by Victor Read, with W. Schoenig as fellowship president and Mrs. St. J. Miller assisting the men's and senior groups. Fern Fuelhike hosted, and Mrs. Baril Chapman helped serve refreshments.
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Weaver Ciss
First Baptist Church
L. E. Peck
Victor Read
W. Schoen
St. J. Miller
Senen
Linden
Fern
Baril Chapman
Iowa County Bars Girls in Basketball
Iowa County superintendent of schools decreed no girl basketball teams, despite protests by girl students. The action aligns with a state board of education stance against interscholastic girls basketball games, carried out in Williamsburg, Ta.
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Williamsburg
Iowa County
State Board of Education
Cosmétic hay fever found in Texas city scene
In El Paso Texas on December 3 a new ailment called cosmétic hay fever is reported among women. Br George Turner, hay fever specialist, links a root used in enamels to the illness and warns it could spread via men kissing cosmetics users.
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Rel Paso
Tex
George Turner
de. Turner
Manigaketa Man Sentenced For Obscene Mail
Ta Dee Fury Tohn J Dalex of Mingaoketa was found guilty by a federal jury of sending obscene material through the mail and sentenced to three years in a federal penitentiary after complaints last May from women in Maniaketa who received obscene letters.
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Dubuque. Ta
Dee Fury
Tohn J. Dalex
Mingaoketa
Leaveworth
Inks of Burns Mourned by CAEP Woman
Mrs J ahs Wireman aged 35 died from burns suffered two weeks earlier in a fire started by kerosene. Autopsy or official report details not provided, investigation ongoing. Local authorities urge caution with kerosene use after tragic incident.
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Jahs Wireman
Alny
Histen
Gilbert Ross to Play Here as Violin Master
The renowned young violinist Gilbert Ross will perform Tuesday night at West High School. He began playing at seven, studied under Leon Sainetini in Chicago, then with Leopold Auer, debuting in Berlin in 1923 and in New York the same year. Miss Alta Freeman, piano instructor at Tacoma State Teachers College, will accompany.
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Gilbert Ross
Frankfurter Nachrichten
Ross
West High School
Leon Sainetini
Chicago
Jezopold Auer
Berlin
New York
Alta Freeman
Tawa State Teachers College
Notable Pianist Masters Since 1914 Taught Across Colleges
Dexter of piano fame is described as one of the foremost masters and notes he has taught at several colleges since 1914. The item highlights his long career and influence in higher music education.
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Dex
City in Brief: Local Notes and Announcements
Waterloo traveling and business men association hosts a smokey room at its hotel today. Mrs A C Atkins returns home from Allen Memorial hospital after an operation two weeks ago. Walnut Street Baptist church class pie supper postponed to next Saturday due to blizzard. Evangelist Myron Taylor at St Pauls Methodist church delays talk on Popular Amusements until Sunday afternoon. Kenneth Ogbin, serving a 30 day sentence, to be released tonight from county jail. Grace M Fry and Osbin’s $206 bond in district court linked to careless motor accident injuries. Christmas magazines available by phone.
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Waterloo Traveling & Business Men's Association
A. C. Atkins Las
Saxon Street
Allen Memorial
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Widelis
Dri Myron II
Taylor
St. Pauls Methodist Church
Kenneth Ogbin
Grace M. Fry
Osbin
Oghin
New Hartford
Phone
Myron Mitlard
Mar
Arthur Commun Organizes New Realty Company
Articles of incorporation for the Realty Investment company were filed for record. The capital stock is $100,000 and the object is to conduct a general real estate business and develop property. Arthur C. Cole, who has built 125 residences in Waterloo, serves as president and treasurer, with Anna Holmes Cole as vice president and secretary. Richard G. Holmes and W. R. Cole join them on the board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rthur C. Cole
Waterloo
Anna Holmes Cole
Richard G. Holmes
W. R. Cole
Cowboy Tries to Blow Up Packing Plant for Horses
Frank Litts of Miles City Montana a cowboy shot while attempting to destroy a packing plant in Rockford. He carried dynamite and planned more fires after writing to Mrs Coolidge wife of the president. A guard exchanged fire and Litts was found wounded two miles away. He claimed a career as cowboy and miner across western states and Alaska.
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Rockford
Montana
Frank Litts
Miles City
Ment
Hockford
Chappel Brothers
Europe
Alaska
Liquor Under Floor May Send Owner Back to Prison
Lee Henderson, recently paroled from Fort Madison prison, was sentenced to 30 days in jail on illegal possession and bound over to the grand jury on liquor nuisance charges after a raid on his room at 603 Franklin Street. Six pints of white liquor were found under the floor. Henderson pled guilty to illegal possession and waived to district court. Conviction could return him to prison to serve the remaining term.
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Lee Henderson
Fort Madison
Mouletpal
CG. Beem
Pranklin Street
Theodore Peek
Iaud
H.P. Mason
Sheri
Acr
Henderson
Ther
Board of Parole
Wren Case Continued On Three Charges
The trial of Tom Wren, former policeman, on charges from Mayor Gragy after a collision with a city wagon, was continued to Wednesday at 16:00 as the state finished presenting its case. Hearing began yesterday afternoon with agreed evidence applying to all three charges: driving while intoxicated, speeding, and disorderly conduct.
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Wren
Tom Wren
A. E. Gragy
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