Sayvule sunerio play to aid Central Caristian causes
Society notes announce the Married Folks class will present a play titled Sayvule sunerio Friday evening to raise funds for a local cause. Director Alya ter leads the cast with neighbors listed among thespians. Readings and club notices follow with reminders for event submissions to the Courier by 9:30 a.m. and other articals before 10:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bickel
Arthur Siance
Adtek
Wardle Georgie
Tomia
T. Wilite
Seerea
Grau
Ohipett
Mrs James Devitt to Speak on Civic Program in Waterloo
Mrs James Devitt along with Oshaloss will address the Clvre Department at the Greater Waterloo association meeting on politics in legislation tomorrow afternoon. She arrives from Des Moines and will be hosted by Mrs Herbert Marshall with a luncheon at Black's Tearoom Friday noon. About six women will join the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Devitt
Oshaloss
Clvre
Waterloo Woman's Clip
Greater Waterloo
Association
Des Moines
Waterloo
Greater Waterloo Association
H. W. Grout
Shriners Valentine Dinner and Dance Event
Shriners schedule a Valentine dinner this Saturday with a radio concert and refreshments. Odd Fellows and friends attend an evening party at Memorial Hall with a dance and a 10:30 picnic supper. Five Chicago young women and an orchestra provide entertainment.
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Odd Fellows' Dance
Universal Dancing Club
Chicago
Community Arts and Faith Groups Schedule Valentine Events
CHIRAH NEWS reports Valentine plans at Mrs Net Kuppla s residence and a series of church group activities. Women from Sacred Heart and United Presbyterian churches organize card parties plays bake sales and mission studies while Grace M E church hosts a founders day celebration prep. The year s schedule includes prayer studies sewing lunches and a union parish reunion planning session led by church officers and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cirete
Net Kuppla
Cliteera
Club Notes Highlight Women Social Events and Gatherings
Seventy five women attended a Pythian Sisters party with seventeen tables for cards. Mrs. Luella Cowles led the committee Minuos. Names include Emma Higsins Martha Steely Lina Knapp Grace Bross Olga Buxton Mary Durgess and Miss Salla Frank PF. W. James Evans home hosts a guest party tomorrow. Jolly 6ix members were guests of Mrs Hurl Carrall Cedar Falls for a noon luncheon. Cedar Heights Woman's club plans a husbands entertainment night at Rh. C. Litehield home Friday at eight with a surprise program. Edith Bloom hosted young women in Lane Street in honor of Miss Thuth Swafford and her fiancé BE. R. Carpenter.
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Hoglusses
Luella Cowles
W. James Evans
Jolly
Hurl Carrall
Cedar Falls
Hier
Cedar Heights
Wadmen
Cindar Heights
Edith Bloom
Hom On
Lane Street
Thuth Swafford
BE. R. Carpenter
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes
A reader asks how a young mother can restore beauty after weaning. Advice covers supportive brassieres, olive oil massages, saltwater baths, and gradual milk cessation. Additional tips address dry scalp, weight concerns, and a self mailed diet offer.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Spearing of Dogs and Human Hearts in Side Talks
Ruth Cameron reflects on dogs and human bonds in Side Talks. She shares childhood dreams of keeping every stray and compares canine affection to human empathy, citing Coleridge and exploring dogs as reciprocal companions.
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Red Will
Bob
Tess
Coleridge
Alpha
The Tray In Home Decor Evolves With Style And Function
A discussion of decorative trays notes trays moved from utility to art objects in parlor displays. Porcelain, painted china, glass tapestry form the base of new trays, some with wall hanging rings. Paper trays remain light yet sturdy, while lacquer wears, metal trays add heft, and oval shapes better suit heavy service and wall display.
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Squire
Central Christian Woman's Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Allord Residence
Lake's parish Cedar Wally and others attend a meeting at Mrs Lore Allord Jr home for missions. Mrs Noble Little presides in president's absence with Mrs Warren Thompson leading business. Program by Mrs G Wler includes church mission work review and immigration talk. About 125 women attend luncheon at Walnut Street Baptist Church before the meeting.
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Lake's Parish
Lore Allord, Jr
Noble Little
Warren Thompson
Central Christian Woman’s Missionary Society
Cube
Lester Martin Terday
G. W.ler
Thompson
J. M. Barlow
Reading
Belva Muthaler
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Woman's Society
TI. D. Colling
Clara Bennington
H. Bunnell
Fearl Margadant
Minnie Meggison
A. W. Chamberlain
L. GJ. Adams
Brown
Mt. Carmel
State Meeting Plans Set by Poster Advertising Board
The Iowa Poster Advertising association board met at Hotel Russell Lamson to choose the date for the state meeting in Mason City. An advertisement urges buying furs now with sale ends tomorrow and Saturday at Ethryn Meckmat Shop.
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Iowa Poster Advertising Association
Russell-Lamson
Mason City
Wale
Ethryn
Pura
Evetyone
Kathryn Music Hot Shop
Tomorow
Pattern orders for Waterloo Evening Courier
An OCR fragment invites readers to obtain up-to-date Courier patterns by sending 15 cents per pattern to the Patterns Department in Waterloo. It notes patterns allow seams, promises orders filled promptly and to arrive within ten days after sending.
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Pashion
Waterloo
Dr Spry Denied Insurance Strove for Old Age Fund
The late Rev W M Spry left his property to his wife in a will reported today. Rev Allen B Curran of Grace Methodist Episcopal Waterloo named executor. The estate includes a farm near Geneva Franklin county and personal property. Spry feared aging without assets and hoped to secure life insurance but was deemed uninsurable 12 years ago when a fatal illness was found. He continued efforts to provide for later years while able to work.
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W. ¥. Spry
Allen B. Curran
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Waterloo
Geneva
Pranklin County
Spry
Rebuild the World: Bradford Urges Education and Character
George H. Bradford spoke at East High as the sixth lecture in a series, urging moral character and education. He warned against city vices and praised Guided youth, saying prepared men and women are in demand worldwide and that America must lead by example to lift the world from chaos.
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Goff
East High
George H. Bradford
Bradford
Amerea
America
Chancellor Bradford Urges Duty Over Wealth
The speaker contends that money skews life by large cuts, praises the educated poor, and contrasts America with Europe. He cites 42,000 millionaires and argues Americans must lead with peace, prioritize children, and reject the chase of the almighty dollar. Chancellor Bradford is described as forceful and persuasive.
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Bradford
America
Europe
Uuin
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K. of C. Ball
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Sacred Heart Church
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Nell Packard
Union Station
United Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society
Wilson Graham
WH. Fowlie
India
I. C. Rankin
Mmes. Wow, Lytle
W. TF. French
S. M. McAuley
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Lytle
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S. B. Reed
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Grace M
J. W. Arbuckle
China
Mmes
Maude Werner
G. H. Cheever
Wane Shiek
S&s. B
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Mildred Greason
Rose Gahan
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hill Crest Deaconess
Dubuque
Edward Slattery
St. Joseph's
St. Joseph's Girl's Club
Our Lady of Victory Auditorium
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J. D. Easton
Wir
Viola
Cavell
McCrarm
W. Gaston
Charles Kaeen
Christ Frisserat Women’s Auxiliary
St. Mark's Parish
Waterlea
Sarah Marie
Ruth Cameron
Patcorn
Spring & Sualner
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