Woman Civic Roles Highlight Waterloo AAUW Meeting
Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women held a symposium on women as citizens with talks on women's responsibility at home children and civic duties. Attendees discussed child welfare detention needs, political party involvement, and a McCormick child labor law amendment.
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Meeting of Waterloo
American Association of University Women
al EL Russell
Ell. Corton
Blanche Robbingon
F. S. Petilton
Bfrs
Pettit
Kathryn Crosby
Bess Forrester
F. J. Miller
Pettitt
Shux Try Manch
McCormicck
Leo R. Leeper
Harry Meine
CG. L. Gormley
Velma Gilder
Bliss Mauds Moses
Radio as Medicine Opens Worlds for the Homebound
SIDE FALKS notes how radio eases isolation for elderly and sick, offering news, music, and conversation. A son’s gift revives a bedridden man’s interest, while TB sanatoriums and dentists use radios to lift spirits and calm patients.
Nursing care and personal grooming cited as patient mood boosters
A reminiscence quotes a nurse who attributes quicker recovery to a refreshing appearance and calm, orderly routine in the sickroom. She stresses early rising, grooming, and a pleasant presence, alongside nursing skill, as factors aiding patient morale and recovery.
Large Number Cast Votes in Y W C A Plan
One hundred thirty three ballots cast in the first annual election under the new plan of voting elected the Young Women's Christian Association directors last evening. The banquet at First Presbyterian church featured a pageant and remarks by Mrs. W. Lytle and others.
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Sthees
Young Women's Christian Association
Mmes
W. H. Douglas
W. I. Beverstock
Harry Northey
Marion T. Stansier
W. Wr. Lytle
Association
Alkali in Soap Bad For the Hair
Soap should be used carefully to protect hair. Many soaps and shampoos have excess alkali, drying the scalp and making hair brittle. The ad promotes Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure and greaseless, with two or three teaspoons enough to cleanse hair and scalp, leaving it soft and silky. It claims easy rinsing and wide family use.
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Elise
Church Women Plan Dinner and Talks Tomorrow
First Evangelical church hosts all women for dinner followed by a program on planned society work. Coffee hot potatoes and sandwiches to be served. Hostess committee includes Mmes Perry Witty Peter Wood FP McGinnis Frank Marinan Peter Sulentic John Welbes and P F Brown.
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First Evangelical Church Area
Charch
S¢é. Mary's School
Mmes
Perry Witty
Peter Wood
FP. McGinnis
Frank Marinan
Peter Sulentic
John Welbes
P. F. Brown
Club Notes From Mrs. Litchfield Luncheon
Mrs H L Litchfield hosted Happy Hour Needlework club at 1 o clock yesterday with Valentine appointments. Mrs Claude Barry Mrs Lea Itchfield and Miss Nellie Litchfield served. Martha Berry daughter sang. Guests included Mrs J S Tuthill and Mrs G B Schelfenger from Minneapolis. Merry Twelve club plans 8 o'clock luncheon and games at Black's Tearoom. Las Amigas Bridge club met for weekly activities.
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Bivelow Barnhouse
Misa Telon Marie Barnhouse
Afr
Grant Barnhouuse
Louis G. Edelon
P. W. Edelon
Third West
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
J. M. Molloy
Ophelia Rogsey
Delores Wittstock
Walter Holdon
Hinck
H. L. Litchfeld
Happy Hour Needlework Club
Valentine
Mmes
Claude Barry
Lea Itchfield
Nellie Litchfield
Martha
Berry
J. 5. Tuthill
G. B. Schelfenger
Minneapolia
Minn
Merry Twelve Club
Black’s Tearoom
Valentine Party And Club Meetings Highlight Local Social
A Feb party scene features ApNazatha club hosted by Frances Stotts with a Valentine decor theme and refreshments. Arbor Vitae club plans a post noon meeting with Mrs Lea Knode, each attendee to receive a valentine. Bon Amicus club entertained 500 members as guests of Mrs Floyd Mabby, with favors won by Mrs Kurth Voight and Mrs William Wing, assisted by Mrs C B Bartholomew.
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S. O. VW
Sons of Veterans
Memorial Hall
Sheeagh
Court
Richard
LaVinag Meister
Stephen Gilley
Thelma
Cleon Richards
Ww. S. Crutcher
Lincoln
Gettysboro
Edith Edwards
H. E. Williamson
Hosa Carpenter
Maxine Richards
Valentine
Apnazatha Club
Frances Stotts
Arbor Vitae Club
Lea Knode
Bon Amicus Club
Floyd Mabb
Kurth Voight
William Wing
C. B. Bartholomew
West Union Community Club Elects Officers in Va
West Union Virginia February 13 The West Union Community Club completes its annual organization EC Johnston is named president KR Palmer secretary and George B Woodard treasurer New directors include J W Dwyer Mrs J D Cooney and BE FR with more names listed as new directors
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West Union
West Union Community Club
Johnston
KR. Palmer
George B. ‘Woodard
J. W. Dwyer
J. D. Cooney
Court Names Layton and Others in Listed Proceedings
A partial list names Layton W H Antes N J Grote man Mrs Elizabeth Hall Oscar Swanson BE Mr Philips and Charles Hantsberger among participants in the local matter.
Waterlooo Patterns for Courier Log Design Promotion
To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of a company log design, send it to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Couriber
Waterloo
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G. R. Davis
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BR. B. van Doren
King
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Vine Arts Department
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Chamberlain
Marion T. Ranster
George Webhrer
America
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Bansier
Oliver Stevenson
Ruth St. Denin
Waterloo Theatre
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Jessie Cooley
C. B. Chapman
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Anna Karanine
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Mra
BF Scheuegue
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the Sea Coast Banking Co
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Dorothy Johnson Read
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Wthel Coffitt
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Harriett Wightman
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