Dostoyevski studied at a social and lit club gathering
Community groups held a Monday evening event organized by Daughters of Isabella and a psychology club. The program featured Dostoyevski’s works and reflections on Russian literature, with refreshments and a two-course supper served by Mrs. Reichert and helpers. Separately, groups discussed literary history and a birth anniversary party for Marshall and others, with meetings in Memorial hall and Waterloo Way.
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Daughters of Isabella
Ball
Psychology Club — Universalist! Church
Dostoyevski
Pfourteen
Waterloo Way
Ethool
Marshall and
Tyne
Teta
Marcela
Hickelberg
Frank W. Reichert
Relebert
Ruth
Thelma McKean
M.dp
Gladys Youngman
Grave Kauffer
Frankie Cooley
Ani
Jewell Parks
Florence Gary
Marjorie Anderson
Sane
Miss McKean
Arn
Roy Allen
Lincoln Circle Party and Club Announcements
Lincoln Circle schedules a Feb 15 meeting at Pathorial hall to discuss transfers and elections. Various local society items note a wedding anniversary, a birthday event, and an alumni supper at 6 with songs and reception, reflecting community notices and upcoming gatherings.
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Lincoln Circle
Side Talks on Tears Between Men and Women
A discourse on how male fear and resentment shape reactions to a woman’s tears and how empathy could ease misunderstandings. It contrasts male and female perspectives, notes tears as a nervous outlet, and shares a reader anecdote about a “good cry” relieving distress.
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Thosal
Ty J
Seare
Somo
Beauty Chats BeBruary Skin Care Tips From February
This article offers practical February skin care advice including remedies for chapped lips and rough skin using spirits of ether and oils. It covers advice on dryness from cold winds, recommendations for soaps, massage routines, and home mixtures to moisturize and protect the skin during harsh winter weather.
Iowa Business Women Bulletin Debuts Official Journal
The Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs launches The Iowa Business Woman as its first monthly bulletin. The cover features federation emblems and a note from editor Lydia M. Harville with Agnes Helbig as business manager. Local reports from Waterloo and Mason City feature education funds, December activities, and profiles of officers including Martha Pattle, Esther Rawson, Lucille Everette, Frances Plath, Edith Colle, Eva Abrams, and Elizabeth Kenney.
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Iowa Business Woman
Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
National Federation
Torch of Wisdom
Herald
Ship of Cour
Scroll of Learning
Lydia
Harvette
Mish
Agnes Helbig
Gothrostda
Masons City
W. D. Iven
Amiss
Bess Nichols
Waterloo
Timanes
Hazel Scott
Walt
Iowa
Church News Details Socials And Class Plans
Central Christian church hosted a married Folks class picnic at Mr and Mrs Earl Tisher home for 50 attendees. Mrs CV Allison elected teacher. Will Barber presided. Reports of 146 calls for the month. Treasury transfer of 59 dollars to building finance committee. Mrs George Lobl an, Mrs Gilbert Ognard and Mrs Harry Nanny chosen to buy classroom furnishings. A contest for the class Bab 10 to begin. Salvation Army Home League held its annual flat meeting at Water street hall to plan garment work. Mrs Emma Tharp named secretary. Mrs Alma Hoop treasurer. Dinner for 20 confirming at Christ Episcopal church Sunday morning financed by women of the parish at Mr and Mrs L B Marker home. Rev and Mrs B B Mounsey and teachers invited, bringing over 30 attendees.
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Central Christian Church
Earl Tisher
CV. Allison
Will Barber
George LoBlan
Gilbert Ognard
Harry Nanny
Salvation Army Home League
Jis
Water Street
Emma Tharp
Alma Hoop
Christ Episcopal Church
Longley
Lb. W. Marker
B. B. Mounsey
Making & Company
Golden Leaf Club Luncheon Notes and Prizes
Mrs Herbert Lantz hosted Golden Leaf club luncheon with visitor Mrs Meade Bishop. Needlework contests awarded prizes to Mrs G I Farnsworth and Mrs J Menderson. Assisting were Mrs Bishop and Mrs J B De Ward.
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Herbert Lantz
Golden Leaf Club
Meade Bishop
G. I. Farnsworth
J. Menderson
Bishop
J. B. de Ward
Proposing a New Bridge bidding count system
A columnist argues for equalizing scores across suits in bridge bidding and advocates using eight as the minor suit value and ten for No Trump. He recounts a club hand where club bids yielded the game and notes the potential simplification and standardization benefits. He cites play with colleagues to test the proposed scoring and invites reader feedback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrearta
IC. West
South
Lecanga
Ely Culertson
Messrs
O's.bertson
W. C. Whitehead
J.mcd. Pallen
Cyclones Dominant In Meet With Shutout Victory
The Cyclones won 29 to 0 as the jSity mat team swept all events on the program by fall or time advantage. Matches at 135 and 158 pounds were particularly close and hotly contested.
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jSity Mat
Cyclones
Dike Quintet Rout Orange Township 39 to 12
Dike high basketball team defeated Orange Township by 39 to 12 in Dike Ta. Feb. 2. Krog and Bonn starred for Dike while Miller led the visitors. The Dike junior high team beat Reinbeck junior high 17 to 14 in an earlier curtain-raiser.
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Dike
Dike High
Orange Township
Krog
Bonn
Miller
J Grundy
Dike Junior High
Reinbeck
Wight
Drake Struggles To Break Win Drought In Loss To Oklahoma
Des Moines Feb 2 Five straight defeats for Drake University basketball after a 27 to 27 tie with Oklahoma. Star Drake players Myerette and Ashby were ineligible, Rhythm for Children program at YWCA gymnasium mentioned, plus social events at Drake including dancing class notices and a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Cowles with prizes to several couples.
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Bes Moines
Take University
Oklahoma
Sooners
Myerette
Ashby
Drake
Tug Y. Wscal Gymnasium
Mondave
Mra. J. Bof
Roestra
Sform
Ames Grapplers Triumph Over Des Moines in Walkaway
Ames Ja Feb 2 The Iowa State wrestling team posted a decisive walkaway victory over Des Moines University with standout performances by key grapplers including Ames and Ja as part of the home meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Grapplers
DES Moines
Ames
Towa State
Births Reported Across Many Families in City
Numerous births listed with names of parents and newborns in January and December. Walter Lean, Esther, Dorothy Allee, Arline Iona, Gary Ernest, Roma Emma, Hazel Nei, and others noted. Several residences given. eight of ten listed births are living.
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Mexvon O. Kiffertain
Pourth West
Walter Lean
Harry At. Livingston
Washington
Marvin Esther
Marr Eza
Oscar
Pir
Randall Fan
Maynard
Floyd iv. Brown
Nor
Cass
Robert Mera i Tacklin
Cate
Mes
Arline Iona
Vueust Dicker
Berth
Hallin Wentworth
Wiliam Mahl
Moe- Wile
Gvins Marian Julia
Melvin Henry
Samuel McMiMan
Ernest Ten
William A. Teterson
Mole Tan
James Tewis
Roy B. Duke
Falls
Roma Emma
Grarre FE
Hermann
Ernest Witten Evare
Thira West
Jan
Varry Ernest
Ask Legislature to Prohibit Pollution of Public Waters
Greene Iowa February 2 A sanitary survey of streams being polluted or in danger of pollution will be requested from the state legislature following an investigation by the State Board of Health into fish deaths in Shel Reck river and near Allison. The resolution seeks at least 250000 annually for surveys and a penalty for public water pollution with copies to senators representatives the state health fish and game commission and attorney general.
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Greene, Ta
Iowa
State Board ‘of Health
Shel Reck
Allison
Greene
Conias
Forgetful Legger Paid $20 by Stranger in Pool Hall
S R Given of St Paul Minnesota told police that a well dressed stranger promised genuine liquor for $20. The man handed over the money in a pool hall and vanished by closing time, leaving Given waiting in vain for repayment or the liquor.
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Legger
Given
S. R. Given
St. Pau. Minn
Capt
Ww. Co
Farley
Tie
John McDowell Named De Molay Councillor in Waterloo
John McDowell was elected Master councillor of Waterloo Chapter, Order of De Molay. Harold R. Walden and Kenneth J. Evans named as senior and junior councillors. A St Valentine party and dance were planned for February 14 at the Risito garden with Chester W. Stillson as dance committee chairman.
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John M McDowell
Waterloo
Order of de Molay
Harold R. Walden
Kenneth J. Evans
New Risito Garden
Chester W. Stillson
Clemens Daughter Charms Audience At First Congregational
Clara Clemens, daughter of Mark Twain, sang at the First Congregational church last night. The audience reacted warmly to her intense dramatic numbers and to her performance with pianist Frank Bishop. She noted a modest family history, describing a nonmusical upbringing despite her later devotion to vocal study and stage debut.
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Mark Twain
First Con
Clara Clemons
First Congregational Church
Madame Gabrilowitsch
Clara ‘Emens
Dianist
Garat
Chadwick
Clemens
New York
Warops
Gtem
Samual
Barbi
Samuel S Clemens
Clement
America
Mark ‘Cain
London
Florence
Hell
Man Prefers Jail Over $10 Fine in Speeding Case
Oscar Bick, a young driver, chose five days in jail over a $10 police fine after speeding at about 45 mph. He pleaded guilty to speeding, claimed the officer’s rating was off, and was given the minimum fine. He bonded his car for release to a brother and will serve five days instead of paying. A Champaign man forfeited a $15 bond by missing court for disorderly conduct and was taken from a local hotel. JT Lowery of Jesup was found guilty of operating a car while intoxicated and faces $100 fine or 26 days in jail, with a $150 bond set and a district court appeal noted. Police testified the arrest occurred with the car on a sidewalk while he was allegedly drunk.
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Oscar Bick
Rick
Champaign
R. Lowery
Jesup
Lowery
Brookhart Junior Runs for Proxie of Ames Freshmen
Ames Feb 2 Smith Brookhart Jr son of Senator Smith W Brookhart enters college politics at Town State colleges He study in animal husbandry and has been nominated for resident of the freshman class An active campaign is under way in his behalf.
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Ames, Ta
Smith
Brokohart, Jr
United States
Smith W. Brookhart
Town State Colleges
Hisrather
A Living Sacrifice Sermon at Linden Revival
Rev Robert Davies preached on A Living Sacrifice from Romans twelve one to three at Linden church revival services. He urged personal consecration through a right purpose renewal of the mind and presentation of the body to God. Kenneth Hoover led singing as the choir performed a special number.
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Linden M
Robert Davies
Mr. Davies
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