Progressive Delphian Chapter Formed in Waterloo
An evening chapter of the Delphian Society was organized at the Greater Waterloo association. It will be called the Progressive Delphian Chapter of Waterloo and aims at social progress and education. Officers include Mrs. Raymond Smith president and Miss Margaret Morris secretary-treasurer. The first meeting is set for February 25 at 7 30 p.m. The group will discuss prehistoric achievements and a new interpretation of education.
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Delephian Society
Greater Waterloo Association
Progressive Delphian
Waterloo
Raymond Smith
W. 5. Ives
Margaret Morris
Inez Cobury
Ruth Updegrad
Arthur Cole
Amsiss
Florence Pfeffer
Greater Watertoo Association Tooms
February Committee Hosts Valentine Party at Waterloo Club
Mrs Fr Hanlon chaired a birthday observance at the Waterloo Wiseman's club yesterday afternoon entertaining 195 guests. The Waterloo clubhouse rooms were decorated with hearts and Valentine emblems as sixteen bridge tables were arranged under Mrs H G.
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Fr. Hanlon
Waterloo Wiseman
Lincoln Sayings Echo in Today’s Reflections
Side Talks presents a selection of Abraham Lincoln quotes framed for modern concerns. The speaker highlights Lincoln’s ideas on honest leadership, humility, and perseverance, using his words to comment on current civic issues and moral duty.
Beauty Chats on Health Tips and Reader Advice
Readers discuss beauty tips and health queries. Remedies cover hair, nails, weight gain, eye care, and skincare. readers request formulas and envelopes for details. Medical cautions urge doctor for certain conditions and eczema, with at home routines and mild massage hints.
Dramatic Pupils Plan Recital at Netel Gil lam studio
Pupils of Miss Joely Gil lam will present a dramatic recital at Parlors b and M Netel Russell Lamson Saturday at 8 30 p m The program includes readings from works by Ferber and Ferber style pieces The event invites the public to attend and hear the performers in a varied program featuring telling and lit.
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Joely Jeanne Gillam
Netel Russell-Lamson Saturiy
Givon
Aies Gillam
Hoddja
Hyvelyn Whitaker
Dorpathy
Church Activities Highlight Social Union Valentine Party
A Valentine party by the Ladies' Social Union is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Universalist parish house with games and a program by the young people and candy on sale. Harmony class officers were elected at First Presbyterian church with Mrs Andrew Mitchell as president and gifts given to retiring president Mrs L A Miles. Jean Morrison circle of United Presbyterian met, and Callie Cling Mission Circle held a plenic supper and discussed Japanese mission work and local studies. Central Christian Ladies Aid plans meet tomorrow, Graves Memorial 17 B church to hold annual bank offering, Fidelity class had a Sunday school picnic and business session.
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Tanphauser
Aliss Berbice Call
John MacDonald
Mac Howell
Evening Star
MacDonald
J. V. McKillip
Aland
Pilgrim's Chorus
Eudora Carey
McKillip
F. B. Pratt
Miss Call
Elizabeth Kenney
Roland Taylor
Iowa
Woman's Mission Society
United Presbyterian Church
T. C. Rankin
Calvary Evangelical Aid Society
Brethren Woman's Bible
L. B
P. C. Parker
Ladies’ Social Union
Universalist
Housa
Harmony
First Presbyterian Church
Andrew Mitchell
George Perkins
B. H. Cutler
R. J. Thompson
Valentine
Eneety
Callie Cling
Central Christian Church
Ada Slifer
Lela Bickenberry
Jeanette Pardee
C. E. Garst
Stellar Thompson
Mariani Loos School For Stars
Central School
Fred J. Clark
First Congregational Church
America
Mr. Clark
Washington
Lincoln
Wilson
Washington Irving School
Cliva McKitrick
H. W. Sigworth
Club Notes Waterloo Chapter O B S All Stars Supper
A Waterloo chapter of the O B S All Stars plans a paid supper tomorrow at 6 30 p m for members and friends. Mrs A J Artus will be in charge and business will follow. The L A T club meets Thursday for a luncheon at the home of Mrs H Wilbur 6520 Pine Street with Mrs Claire Parker assisting.
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Woman'society of
Walnut Street
Waterloo
O. B. S. All Stars
O. B.S. All Stars
A. J_ Artus
L. At
T. Club
I_a’ciack
H. ©. Wilbur
Pine Street
Claire Parker
Ungrateful Son in Jail After Threat to Murder Family
Leonard Vauk an 18 year old youth faced police court after authorities described a pattern of abuse toward his mother and threats to kill the family. He admitted the indictment and claimed the gun was discarded in a creek. Judge Courtright sentenced him to 30 days in jail.
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Leonard Vauk
Aoe
Youngs
Vauk
Courtright
Exhibit of Books on Crime and Cure At Public Library
A public library exhibits works on crime and punishment drawing patrons. Prominent posters from police stations showcase a wanted murder suspect. Featured titles include Prison Reform, The Criminal a Scientific Study, Juvenile Offenders, The Unadjusted Girl, and American Police Administration among others.
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Public
East Public Library
Darrow
American Police Administration
Graper
Red Cross Director Visits Chapter in Chicago
Miss Elizabeth Reynolds of the American Red Cross toured the local chapter office yesterday before departing to visit county centers. She emphasized water tank projects and Red Cross activities planned for the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Elizabeth Reynolds
Chicago
American Red Grogs
Total Red Cross
Cellers
America Praised as Place to Live by Chas. Brough
Charles J. Brough former Arkansas governor delivered a timely address at East High School on leadership of the world praising Iowa and its farmers. He traced U S progress in business farming education religion government and statesmanship with statistics and authorities.
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Charles J. Brough
Arkansas
East High Last Ofelt
United States
West Teachers to Attend Demonstration Classes Planned
Beginning February 14 and running to March 19 four demonstration sessions will be held in west schools to boost teaching efficiency. The opening class at Central School on February 14 will be led by Bos Mabel Slenderson on silent reading with subsequent sessions in the same sequence.
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West Schools
Central School
Bos Mabel Slenderson
School event notices list dates and teachers
Emerson school February 26 Miss Ison Stella Bushnell history Whittier Bradyville school February 27 Miss Minnie Beh Tens arithmetic Edison school March 5 Miss Sarah M Storying Miss Kingsley school March 12 Miss Winnifred Bronson penmanship Central school March 19 Miss Bess Ahern geography body will be buried at
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Emerson
Ison
Stella Bushnell
Whittier
Bradyville
Minnie Beh
Edison School
Sarah M. Storyi Ng
Kinggley
Winnifred Bronson
Central School
Bess Ahern
Strange life story revealed by death of racehorse man
Abner Alden of Bradyville and later Iowa state hospitals left a legacy of wealth and eccentricity. He kept nearly $20 in gold pieces and owned racehorses while farming, introduced white corn locally, and lived in a wagon after disappearing from Davenport. His final years included more than $200 in gold on his person.
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International News Wire
Clarinda
Abner Alden
Bradyville
Davenport
Bio
Glenwood
Kellogg's Bran Promises Constipation Relief and Health
The ad touts Kellogg's Bran as a natural remedy for constipation and a path to vigorous health. It claims permanent relief for chronic cases, money back if not satisfied, and endorsements of its flavor and versatility in meals and recipes. Produced in Battle Creek and sold by grocers nationwide.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Ares Kellogg's
Battle
Creek
Radio Programs for Wednesday February 13 by Radio Digest
Central Standard Time listings from KOK Pittsburgh KREX Hastings KH Los Angeles KPO San Francisco KYW Chicago WEAF New York WGN Buffalo WTAZ Chicago WLW Cincinnati WOG Davenport WOS Jefferson City Detroit News and others. Programs include children's hour bedtime stories concerts talks and lectures with times largely in the early to late evening and overnight.
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Radio Digest
The
Associated Press
KOK
Pittsburgh
Chiledren
KREX
Hastings
Progiant
KDA
Los Angeles
KPO
San Francisco
WEAP
Fort Worth
WDAR
Philadelphia
WDAP
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Elussien
Nighthawks
Chicago
Mussic
WEAF
New York
Dallas News
Stent
WGR
Buffalo
WLW
Cincinnati
Waaq
Chicago News
Childre
Tal
AWOAW
Omaha
Slant
WOG
Davenport
AWOO
Gance Idimner
Muster
WOS
Jefferson Ci
Detroit News
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Delphian Society
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Gus Julien
B. J. Howrey
Frisble
Forget-Me-Not Club
Marget-Me-Nut Club
Arthur Colby
Colby
Ida Alderman
Eames Arnold
D. A. Rh
N. W. Sigworth
Hiness
J. M. Sisleman
Beeon
Steworth
P.T. A
Jessie Shirley
Lafayette Parent—Teacher Association
W. W. White
Minnie Zeuch
C. W. Kline
Miss Shirley
Naomi Bandflehl
Tezehars
Lincoln P.T
Lincoln School
Ethel Coffitt
Micky
Rei
Orchester
Lassling
J. G
Agnes C
Lash
Uung
Elsie M
E.G. ‘Leftler
Warren Gilbert
E. M.yowne
Women's Belief Corps
Memorial Hall
Patriotic Society
Arthur Racey
Frank Connors
H. C. Anderson
Catherine
Betty Connor
Mirs
George Smale
St. Valenting
June Adams
Portia Prime
Virginian Gable
Tycho
Turner
Philathea
First Baptist Church
Wilma Lowe Bender
Mildrad Wittick
Evelyn Merz
Neva ,Steinmeyer
Helen Mae Asquith
Gueille Stull
Flora
RR. EL Williamson
Sauede
Rensie Weller
Wilma Beaer
Trinity American Gutheran Brotherhood
Henry Sdngelbach
Otto Koenke
A. Johnson
N. A. Lichty
Westminster Workers
Trinity American Luitheran Woman's Guild
Herbert Moehlmann
O. M. van Sweringen
Third Street
Pipatims
Tirst Congregational Sunday School
St. Paul's M. EB
CG. I. Smith
W. BR
A.M
Cedne Review
Fraternal Aid Union
Wll
AL the Moose Hall
Deborah Society of First MM
Join Bird
Third Avenue West
H. J. Kress
Westfield Social Union
Church News
Central Christtan Ladies’ Aid Society
Robert E. [Plack
Woman’s Missionary Association
Graves Memorial 17
B. Church
FP. M. Schreiner
Chas. Brough
WEST
Abe Martin
Nya
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Pcs
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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Bay Olly
State
Buchanan
Optical Service
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