Know Your Town program boosts Waterloo club drive
Waterloo Business and Professional Women's Club plans a 6:30 pm program Tuesday at the clubrooms with Miss Alice Wykoff directing a pep meeting after dinner. Members will hear talks on Waterloo history manufactures business and current events as they begin a four week membership drive.
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Wilhommence
Alice Wykoff
Eda Behrens
Lillian Hileman
Myre Sheldon
Mae Paulus
Jessie‘Sweeney
Lois Cass
Aliss Byaleena Meer
Truby NX
Elam
Ada Smith
Lila Marcham
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes writes about beauty fads from Paris and New York, including false eyelashes and dramatic cosmetic tricks. The piece questions the realism of these aids and notes risks and vanity in grooming standards.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Miss Pearl Stanton to Wed Hubert J Werner in Washington
Announcement of Miss Pearl Stanton daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanton to wed Hubert J Werner a Georgetown medical student. The ceremony will be at Sacred Heart church Washington D C on Thursday February 8 Mrs Stanton travels from Waterloo to attend.
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Anna Thomsoun
Cedar Falls
Davis
Waterloo
Glasgow
Scotland
the Broom
Miss Pearl Stanton
F.rs. Stanton
Hubert J. Werner
Georgetown
Sacred Heart Church
Washington
D.C
Stan[ton
Miss Stanton
Our Lady of Victory Academy
National Research Council
Side Talks On Social Climbers By Routh Cameron
A column lampoons social climbers, arguing true friendship and neighborliness are heartwarming while climbing for status ruins genuine ties. The writer mocks pretentious talk and grasping invites, noting revenge as a harmful habit and warning of lost values and happiness.
Club Notes Highlight Local Social Gatherings and Prizes
Ida M Klub hosted a St Valentine meeting with Mrs BE Heathershaw and others. Mrs Jesse Banfield won a contest and refreshments were served. FE W FP club enjoyed a gathering at Mrs William Sanford with prizes in 500 and a late luncheon. Book and Needle club to be hosted by Mrs Lamson at Hotel Russell-Lamson. Raymond Tianpy Hour club met with Wi P.O Connor and Mrs Jack Kellek won favors.
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Mary Hose
J.R Matartney
George Nauman
Peter Pan
Mary Rose
Ida Rodamar
M. N. Kimball
J. D. Haston
Department of the Progress Being
Black's
Ida M Klub
St. Valentine's Day
BE. J. Heathershaw
Jesse Banfield
FE. W. FP. Club
William Sanford
Floyd Warthen
John Stallman
Book and Needle Club
H. Lamson
GO. Lamson
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Raymond Tianpy Hour Club
Wi P.O Connor
Jack Kellex
Winne Us
Rastess Sery
Inncheon
Walnut Street Baptist Church Holds Classes and Socials
Twenty three members of Yayne Married People's class met with Mr. and Mrs. Catshall for a business and social meeting. The class plans a rabbit stew in two weeks. Northminster Philatheans held a cracker party with Mrs. D R Fil loon as teacher, music by Verva Leonard Caroline Oldesburg and Florence Mc Finley, Leah Dutcher elected secretary. Alpha Philathea class sets a monthly meeting Monday at 7 40 p m at Mrs. Townsend's home.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Charles Catshall
William Elliott
James McMullan
Northminster Philatheans
D. R. Filloon
Verva Leonard
Caroline Oldesburg
Florence McFinley
Leah Dutcher
Alpha Philathea
C. W. Townsend
Quarantines and Illnesses Mentioned in Older Notice
The record cites Verna Woodruff aged four at 15278 Fourth Street East with scarlet fever and Dorothy Smith aged four at 1712 River Street with diphtheria. A later line references a game involving eggs and a rule about the loser playing the stake.
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Verna Woodruff
Fourth Street
Dorothy Smith
River Street
Tinware in the kitchen from a shopping expert view
A house furnishing manager argues tinware remains useful beyond cooking. Tin melts at high heat, acids stain, and coating tin with iron or steel creates durable ware. Buyers should select weighty, smooth tin with no seams, while noting tin’s best uses include dishpans basins graters and strainers among other items.
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Smartcat
Community training school movement gains momentum in Waterloo
At a Friday session of the Black Hawk County Sunday School Association at First Brethren church, leaders discussed organizing a community training school for Sunday school workers. Rev. I N McDonald urged establishment of a 110 week spring and fall program to launch a permanent training plan, with 150 attendees in devotional sessions and 190 workers at the banquet.
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Pirst Brethren Church
I. N. McDonald
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Clinton F. Smith
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Iit
RR. E. Williamson
First Baptist Church
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McDonald
IW. H. Beachler
Techureh
Fie
Lav. Beal
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Jerusalem
Mr. Smith
Jakes
Walter Hutton
Samaria
Hutton
International Sunday School Association
Sunday School Council of Evangeliment Denominations
Elizabeth Dear
Newton
O. G. Herbrecht
Nes’ Maines
J. JR
Macarines
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City in Brief includes travel, illness and local notices
Local items report Buchanan fixed optical service plans, staff illness, travel for buying trips to New York and Des Moines, church evangelistic services, railway conference returns, weekend visits, and a bishop’s scheduling note. A 1928 tax payment by Roy Overby is noted along with a safe-entry incident and upcoming lectures.
Plans for Y. W. C A new building attract many visitors
A large number of men and women visited the Y W C A rooms to study the plans for the association's new home. During late afternoon sessions physical directors offered suggestions on gymnasium and swimming pool features and minor changes were made. Architect Mortimer B Cleveland is revising the plans and specifications for bids expected around April 1. The site will involve removal of the old St Marys Church building currently occupying the property.
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Traer and Community List 63 Men Aged 70 Plus
The Traer Iowa area published a list of 63 men aged 70 or more. Seventeen are zero or older and two reached 92. Thirty four are foreign born and only one is a native Iowan.
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Traer
Dinner and Program at Community Church
A large company enjoyed a New Aimland Sinner night at the Heathen Community church served by the Ladies’ Aid Society in the church basement. After dinner the assembly room hosted a performance of Sewing for the Heathen with women in attendance and a girls’ orchestra providing tunes.
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Steizel
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Edwards
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Brinkerhoff
Hazel Slauchter
J. Fowler
James FP
Rehmeier
Florence M
Lowe
Maude Royden to Speak at YWCA Event in Iowa
Miss Maude Royden, noted preacher and suffrage activist from London, will address a Young Women's Christian Association gathering at Iowa State Teachers College on February 24 under YWCA auspices. Her career spans London ministry, Oxford extension work, militant suffrage leadership, and postwar religious services.
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Story Hour Draws Big Attendance
Despite the cold, Story Hour drew about sixty children each Saturday as librarians Misses Rul Mressle Jilla Johnson Miss Finvenea Tute and Miss Golda Ausbury hosted readings at West Library East Library and Galloway House. Miss Tute, children's supervisor, has spent weeks surveying books and patrons across city schools and will finish early next week.
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Uni Galloway Clis
Rul Mressle
Jilla Johnson
West Mibrary
Finvenea ‘Tute
East
Missi Golda Ausbury
Galloway
Tute
Chideen
Durn the Luck Hits a Cold Stretch
A foggy day at Olt Fol’s nace hides the sun as radishes and peas are planted. Rumors from Waterloo say farm work continues and a tractor repair is underway. Weather hints at six more weeks of winter as observers cite two witnesses. Durn the luck.
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Waterloo
Pioneer Merchant of Traer is Dead
Traer Iowa obituary notes Levi Ladd a pioneer of Tama County died after a long illness at home. Born 1839 in Andes New York he married Margaret McKernan in 1867 and moved to Tama County settling on a farm before Traer was organized. He helped start local business in produce and remained active for decades. He left three children two living in Traer and his wife had died months earlier.
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Tania County
Preparation to Meet God Urged at St Paul's Service
Evangelist WA Bovell preached at St Pauls M B Church urging immediate preparation to meet God. The service featured a children chorus, a duet by Michell gang, solos by Mildred Luce, and prayers by Dr. Ro. T Hurlburd. Four conversions occurred during the day and one person went to the altar in the afternoon. The evangelist warned against delaying salvation and spoke on The Dance Problem. meetings conclude tomorrow with three services.
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Services to Beat Greene Monday for Mrs Ann J Marsh
Mrs Ann J Marsh a Greene resident for 40 years died yesterday at 8 p m at her home from cancer. She was born June 18 1853 and moved from Thompton Alabama to Floyd county in 1881 then to Greene in 1903. Survived by sons Ira Harry Burt Dewitt and daughter Mrs Hetta McGea all of Greene sixteen grandchildren two brothers and three sisters. Services Monday at the M B church conducted by Rev A B Coe with burial at Rosehill.
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Waterlo o Evening Couries PATTERNS
Pattern order notice from the Waterloo Evening Courier offering up-to-date design patterns for the Courier, with patterns allowing seams. Send 15 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department in Waterloo, orders filled promptly but should reach within ten days after sending.
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