Veterans and families to be honored by American Legion auxiliary
Washington's Birthday event at Memorial hall features a dinner and program with Mrs. J. E. Roberts as committee chair. An auxiliary membership drive is planned in about two weeks, with discussion of procedures at last evening's meeting.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Washington
Memorial Hall
J. E. Roberts
J. B. Becker
A. Hoffmann
Black's
Frank Colard, Jr
W. PF. Jack
K. of P
Waterloo
J. H. Karnes
Valentine Nance
Simpr
Ankumon
C. Hall
Ini
Frank Suffern
Lyle Webster
Ralph Scott
Lloyd Brannon
Will Mann
Joe Mulkern
Simps
Riverside Drive Club Notes18 Women Gatherfor Social Gathering
A group of 18 longtime friends formed a club yesterday with Mrs Emma Moore and will meet monthly for sociability. Mrs Ida Alderman supervised games while prizes were awarded to Josie Uperatt and Stella Shirtey dung Alrs. Nellie Lawless hosted with several helpers and a luncheon followed. Maria Hickey received a bouquet of carnations as the eldest member.
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Emma Moore
Ida Alderman
Jure Belle Ester
Stella Shirtey Dung
Josie Uperatt
Harpamitaie
Nellie Lawless
Mmen. Nellis Lawless
Annie Cerda
Gertie Clemons
Anna Lohner
Abs
Maria Hickey
Valentine
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes on neat hair solutions
Edna Kent Forbes offers practical beauty advice on taming wispy hair with hats and hair nets. She explains cap shaped and straight nets, how to hide leftovers with pins, and how to dampen wisps for styling. The column also touches on makeup and suitable color choices for different skin tones and notes typical weights for young readers.
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Ace
Enyone
Shiny pebbles and a costly ring spark questions of happiness
A Ruth Cameron column ponders a platinum ring with sapphire and diamonds bought for Christmas. The piece contrasts the husband’s fatigue and sacrifice with the wife’s display of wealth at the bridge club, questioning whether happiness comes from possessions or shared life. It recalls children admiring pebbles and warns against greed for shine over real joy.
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Diniog
Christina
Bridge Club
Church News Highlights From Westminster and Local Groups
A midwest Westminster Presbyterian service featured a large crowd for the Pill Bottle playlet staged by the young married people’s class with other Sunday school members aiding. Donations at the doors followed a well attended main gathering after a picnic supper. Upcoming events include a Thursday midweek debate on gospel outreach, First Presbyterian Woman’s Working association officers reelected, and a large First Lutheran Brotherhood banquet with C F Altstadt as speaker. Westfield Social Union to hold its annual meeting March with officers elected. First Baptist Woman’s Society plans a March 2 New England dinner at the church after a business meeting led devotionals and India study.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Woman’s Working Association
Ht. A. Boysen
Oliver Stavens
Ida Cooley
Roy Sin Nard
Sid
T. Alford
Aivs
Maude Ryan
W. C. Kohl
C. H W. Ashwell
A. W. Peterson
Mission Department
Clare Parker
Ed Larson
G. R. Spensley
Lamplow
Oughtry
J Graham
Lteriture
J. W. Ray
James Black
Jack Patterson
Boysen
Cooley
Rath
Graham
Gates
Peterson
GC. A. Boatman
Hastess
J. R. Macartney
Gutheran Brotherhood
C. F. Altstadt
First Baptist Woman's Society
New England
Susan Lohner
Lucy Gilbert
India
F. T. Drew
Plateglass: Beauty and utility for home decor and mirrors
The article extols plateglass for homes noting its true reflection, non distortion, and lasting beauty. It highlights shelves, desk tops, and kitchen surfaces as practical uses while praising mirrors for expanding space and style in interiors.
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Hughands
Mew Parsons
India topic leads to social night at St Marys School
With Miss Ella Williams assisting, a St Marys School social last evening drew about 200 people to the school auditorium. The program featured a talk on India, followed by card games, refreshments, dancing, and other amusements. Al Hoffer served as club president.
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St. Mary’s
al Hoffer
City in Brief Highlights Local Notices and Travel
A roundup of short items notes residents traveling to Chicago and Anderson Indiana, ill relatives at 660 Eleventh Street West and 512 Fourth Street West, and others visiting relatives in Deerwood Mint and Omaha. It covers new articles of incorporation for J. and M Automobile Co, local employment ads, library hours, and upcoming community events. Mrs. N. A. Boysen and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker prepare for Mardi Gras in New Orleans with St. Louis stopovers.
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I. C.,shippy
Anderson
Ind
Flossie
Waites
Eleventh Street
M. J. Weber
W. EB. Martin
Summit
Everett Penn
Lafayette Street
Deerwood
Mint
Martin Dolan
South Street
Omaha
Thomas Dolan
WY. Miller
Denver
Waterloo
Lewiston
Ida
Nina Ormsby
Clay Street
Palace Theatre
T. F. Conry
Fourth Street West
Grin
Te .W. Slocum
Wright County
Mon
Ubraries
Florence Tate
East Abraty
Ruth
Tressle
West
St. Louis
Frank Walker
Jesup
Abs
Carl J. Strayer
Drinkwater
Sask
W. R. Mowbray
East Fourth
Hicok Charged With Violating Compulsory School Law
A warrant was served on S. W. igok today. An information by the county attorney charges him with violation of the compulsory school law for failing or refusing to send in attendance his sons under age 16.
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S. W. Igok
Abe
The Pill Bottle play by First Evangelical circle
The Young People's Missionary circle of First Evangelical church presents the play The Pill Bottle next Sunday at 5 p.m. at the church with a free will offering to aid the missionary society's maintenance. Also notes the latest type of battle plane for Great Britain weighing nine and a half tons with machine guns in a gallery.
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The
Young People’s
Circle of
First Evangelical Church
Great Britain
Annual Meeting Set for Poster Advertisers in Waterloo
Twenty members attended the Waterloo Y M C A poster advertising association meeting at the Hotel Russell Lamson to plan the annual gathering in Mason City, with Dr Kallenberg addressing the group on the educational value of athletics. Committees from the Waterloo Y M C A and East Hi Y club were present.
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Central Regions Physical Directors
Society of M. C. A
Cos
Kallenberg
Waterloo Y. M. C. A
Russell-Lamson
Mason City
Fred Trainer
Ackley
Preserneon
Ben Wiley
Boone
A. J
Busby
Secreary
Waterloo
Alexander’ Frank
Waterloo J
Funeral notices and deaths in local area
Funeral services are set for Dorothy Matilds Schiefelbein daughter of Mr and Mrs Frei Schiefelbein who died June 24 near Hudson with services at the Black Hawk township home and burial in Lutheran cemetery. Frank Lane 7 died at the county home of heart disease. George E Meserve formerly in local grocer and plumber work will be buried in Manchester with family to later settle in California.
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Werner Stanton
Pear
Maris Stanton
F. K. Stanton
Robert J. Werner
Theodore Werner
Wheeling
W. Va
Sacred Heart
Washington, D.C
Monner Javao
Anne Aveilhe
le Roy Werner
Werner Are
Mpan
New York
Washington, D. C
Columbia Road
Rmériy
Waterloo
Gradus
Our Lady of Victory
Stademy
National Research Council
Sroom
Georgetown University
Mra. B. E. Compton
sMdit Cour
Freelock
Miller
Akron
Mileler
Oia
Dorothy Schiefelbein
Dorothy Matilds
Frei Schiefelbein
Hudson
Black Hawk Township
Frank Laxh
Frank Lane
Ite
Tondon
England
Hilcman & Gindt
George E. Meserve
George EK
Manchester
Aleserve
Quest& Smith
California
Secretary Talk Draws Small Audience At Y
A small audience gathered last night at the Y to hear Dr. H. F. Kallenberg of Chicago discuss matters presented as the "YY" secretary talk.
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The
H. F. Kallenberg
Chicago
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Harry Griffith
Mra
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W. A. Meyerhoff
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Widdel
New Century Club
James Saunders
O'Glock
Kit Kare Club
Jim Searles
J. I. Dietel
G. FP. Schinoll
Fred Nun
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T. W. Robinson
George Cohn
Gue Zunker
Riverside Drive Club
Ida Banton
Yy RB
Burr
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Charles Brown
F. O. P. Club
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M. J. Turney
Alvin Philipps
In Gleason
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L .A. Philipps
Virginia
Aisimee Turner
Brox Sisters
Bennie Kroeger
Brunswick Records
MS. Harland
H.’ Allen
Ella Wilams
Buchanan
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Horlick
Crescent Macaroni & Cracker Co
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George Peterson
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Meintire
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Percevers
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Underwood Typewriter Co., Inc
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Iowa
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William Rogerson
Chicago Grand Opera Company
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Adalbert Huguelet, Pianist
West High Auditorium
Millers Drug Store
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Doren Fisurs Fare
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