Waterloo Woman's Club Birthday Party Honors February A nniversaries
ElNews of Socitobila reports nearly 150 Waterloo Woman's Club members attended a Monday birthday party. Hostesses welcomed those with February anniversaries. a bridge game, needlework program, piano duet, readings, and a Japanese prints talk were featured. Decorations centered on valentine colors with tulips and a kewpie centerpiece. A six-member committee managed serving duties. Also noted: teachers’ luncheon tied to Dr. Kirkpatrick lectures on educational psychology with Miss Sue Northey attending. fifteen luncheon guests.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
H. W. Flint
L. BE. Fowler
C. D.beeker
G. M. Coykendall
W. Belangee
Robert Watteraon
Max Wilson
W. E. Johnson
J. E. Bragdon
C.K. Cropper
D. D. Sheldon
J. A. Bown
H. W. 8Igworth
C. P. Shockley
Des Moines
Kirkpatrick
Department of Education
Colombia University
Sue Northey
Lundiion of
Waterloo
Miss Northey
Church and club notices in West Waterloo Wednesday events
Westminster workers meet 2 30 with Mrs Northrup. Kirst Lutheran youth banquet 7 p m in Bishop east cafeteria. General Christian women host at Mrs Richardson Wednesday afternoon. Bible study Burton Avenue Baptist at 2 30 with Miss Ide Garvin. Girls Bible Study led by Mrs William Wilkins at 7. Standard Bearers entertain Miss Elsia Finlayson at 7. Miznah circle hosted by Mrs J P Jones with several assisted guests. Trinity Lutheran Women Build quilting all day Wednesday with Mrs Hanson and Mrs Johnson hosting. Macedonian class picnic dinner noon at Mrs F R Hohl. Westfield Social Union Mrs C W Butler. Alcott PTA Fred J Miller speaks. Community singing led by Miss Grace Memeyer plus contests and musical numbers. Yez Ones Club post supper program by Knapp School of Music. Delores Schroeder and Fritz Leimer announce marriage in San Francisco. They will reside in Port Dodge after travels. Waterloo pupils performed dramatic arts recital at Our Lady of Victory auditorium with Claire Williams piano. Chautauqua circle discussions on chemistry water power and current events featuring St Pauls London cave mystery Ohio poison case. Luncheon hosted by Mrs T F Kenny for Mrs Julia Slickie of Washington DC. Mrs Luella Slight hosted for Mrs Ralph Emmons of Cedar Rapids. G A R Geburtstags luncheon planned by Daughters of Veterans. Memory of Miss Carolyn McFarlane noted at Waterloo Order of Eastern Star meeting with supper.
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Burton
Avenue Baptist Church
Parist
Ide Garvin
William Wilkins
Before and After Taking A Systematic Life Change
A stream of reflective notes on organizing life through a simple file system. The narrator muses on the value of order, cataloging everyday items, and the ongoing struggle to establish lasting habit. Personal anecdotes about reading, typing, prescriptions, and library tasks illustrate the desire for control.
Waterloo Women's University Unit Adds Two Members
Waterloo unit of the American Association of University Women receives Miss Nancy Porter Hiliott of Kentucky University and Mrs. J. K. Heyer of Drake University as local members during a monthly Waterloo session at Miss Ruth Ruth's home. Fifty members attend. a child labor amendment discussion features both sides, with social hour and a contest to follow.
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Nancy Porter Hiliott
Ken
Jtucky University
J. K. Heyer
Drake University
Waterloo
American Association of University Women
Ruth Ruth
Fred J. Miller
E. A. Boggs
George B Worthen
F. C. Sage
Sage
Bess Orrester
East
Emma Blythe
Katherine Young
Rath
Iowa State University
Iowa State Teachers College
Harold Smith
Mines
T. M. Buchanan
H. E B. McCray
W.H. Langlas
C. L. Gormles
J. D. Williamson
T. A. McManus
Mable Heller
Beatrice Landes
Réya Milroy
Lorraine Hallowell
Club Notes Presents Mixed Ladies Gatherings
Husbands of R. F club members will be entertained Wednesday at Mrs. Mae Rodenhaver home. B. L. club members plan a relork picnic luncheon Wednesday with Mrs. MT. J. O Keefe.
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J.B. Sedg ‘Wick
L. A. Cobb
Mae Rodenhaver
B. L
MT. J. O'Keefe
Eighteen Boy Scouts to Take Tests at Court of Honor
The complete roster shows 18 Scouts slated for tests in 18 subjects during Monday night’s Court of Honor marking the fifteenth anniversary of the Boy Scout movement. Arthur F. Jury announced the list. Blair Wood may test if openings occur. Phillip Rausch Joe LaTier Franz Wille reserved but did not submit signed apps on time.
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Boy Scout Movement
Arthur F. Jury
George Bunn
Howard ‘Rohli
Beckels Hutchinson
Sherwood Felysing
Henry DeWolf
Alonzo Chapman
Floyd Teeter
Dean McFarland
Harold Cronk
Harry Ralston
Merle Allen
Chester Ralston
Lewis Lowderman
Craig Ellyson
Floyd Roberts
Harold Dean
Dwane Martin
Kenneth Morse
Blair Wood
Phillip Rausch
Joe LaTier
Franz Wille
King-Marson Members in Valentine Social
About 75 members of King-Marson post D A V its auxiliary and friends attended the Valentine party in Memorial hall. Red and white decorated the hall with cut flowers and Valentine favors at tables. Entertainment was provided by the Maddigan School of Music and Dramatic Art.
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King-Marson Post, D. A. V
Memorial Hall
Maddigan School of Music
Beauty Chats From Letters on Health and Diet Advice
A set of reader questions covers weight management, mole treatment, digestion related pimples, and general health tips. Advice includes cutting starches and sweets, gradual portion reduction, and stress on green vegetables. Additional guidance addresses sweaty hands and sprained ankles with hygiene, rest and professional care.
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Fidelis
Blue Eyed Sally
Uncle Wiggily and Tippy Snowtail Adventure
Howard R. Garis presents Uncle Wiggily and Tippy Snowtail, a tale of two donkeys with contrasting natures. Tippy pulls a wagon with Uncle Wiggily aboard, racing ahead when urged and misbehaving with a snowy tail as the bunny tries to rein him in. The story follows their comic misadventure as they search for a path and an ordinary ride turns into a scramble.
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Tippyi d
Tappy
Tippy
Uncle Wigggily
Uncle Wiggily
Tor Tippy
Mr. Longears
Bunny
Uncle Wiggily and the Wolf Plays Candy Heist
A playful Uncle Wiggily tale shows Tippy the rabbit resisting the hungry Wolf who tries to steal candy. The bunny bunks the Wolf with a clever use of the cart and the “giddap” call, and Uncle Wiggily escapes with Tippy back to the bungalow as the Wolf takes a rough ride.
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Tippy
Chan
Wolff
Autos Without License Plates To Be Tagged By Cops
Police headquarters posted orders instructing patrols to tag all vehicles lacking 1925 plates. After February 16, drivers with old plates face arrest and recharges under state motor laws. A $1 monthly penalty added to January licenses does not exempt owners from fines for driving without proper plates.
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E. A. Leighton
District Is Ready To Open Iowa Motorists Office
The Iowa State Motorists Association opens a district office in Hotel Russell Lamson lobby led by Mrs. Gertrude Van Gorder. A second office will soon open in Hotel Ellis with H S White guiding Waterloo operations. The offices will provide road and travel information to automobilists and connect with AAA highway bulletins.
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Iowa State Mojorists' Association
Russell Lamson
Gertrude van Gorder
Ellis
H. 5S
White
Watterloo
Iowa State Motorists’ Association
American Automobile Association
Northminster leads city Sunday schools in attendance
Northminster Presbyterian led the city wide Sunday School contest with an average of 150 percent attendance last Sunday. East Park Presbyterian followed with 1423 percent, per S A Cochogan, secretary, in standings published by the church council.
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Northminster Church
Northminster Presbyterian
East Park Presbyterian
S. A. Cohegan
Gladbrook Brothers Enlist in Infantry
Two brothers from Gladbrook, John and Walter Murray, enlisted at the U S army recruiting station for service in the Seventeenth Infantry regiment. Joe Kido of Waterloo leaves for Omaha tonight. The local station, led by Sergt J C Greenup, tied with Des Moines for highest enlistments in Town during January, with 13 men sent in. Vacancies were listed as open after a quiet fortnight.
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John
Walter Murray
Gladbrook
U. S Army
Seventeenth Infantry
Omaha
Neb
Joe Kido
Waterloo
Sergt
Des Moines
Army
Greenup
Bobbed Hair Do It For Me by Edna Wallace Hopper
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes Fruity Shampoo claiming it gives the shiny luster to bobbed hair. She urges readers to buy at 60 cents, guarantees satisfaction, and offers a free sample bottle and Beauty Book via mail coupon.
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Edna Wallace- Hopper
EF Beirieve
Eilna Wallace Hopper
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