St Valentine Masquerade for Masons in Forum Hall
Becker chapter held a St Valentine’s dance for nearly 460 attendees from Reinbeck Cedar Falls Oelwein and Hudson with the Molay orchestra and Waterloo musicians. Officers in line included Mrs Howard Burr as matron and guests enjoyed refreshments and a card area under illuminated order colors. Tomorrow features visits by state officers with lunch at Black’s Tearoom and initiatory work at 7 pm.
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le Molay
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W. E. Debe
Clyde Davis
Black’s
Colonial Ball at Coe College Honors Washington Day
In Cedar Rapids on February 23 Coe College’s annual Colonial Ball will feature a Washington theme with female students portraying George Washington and Martha. The event, hosted by the Coe YWCA, is a women’s-only social, preceded by a dinner and talent program in Voorhees Quadrangle. The identity of the senior woman cast as Washington and the Coe W.A. president will be revealed at the ball.
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West Waterloo Teachers to entertain school board members
Waterloo West Teachers association will entertain the school board and officers at a dinner at Hotel Russell-Lamson tomorrow night. About 122 guests are invited, with a music program by Viola Miller and a listed committee of arrangements including Elizabeth Kenney and Ruth Updegraff.
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C. W. Campbell
Carleton Sias
W. A. Peterson
J. A. Francis
B. ¥. Swisher
FP. A. Marquis
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Elizabeth Kenney
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Anne Peck
Ethel Brown
Lernice Cail
Mina Mercy Aylesworth
Beauty chat tips from Edna Kent Forbes column
Edna Kent Forbes offers beauty guidance on hair care, skin pores, and overall cleansing. Advice covers egg shampoo use, daily baths, liver and kidney health for clear skin, cautions on sulfur-molasses purifiers in cold weather, lash tonic options, face bleaching cautions, and facial care routines including chin massage and mild bleaching ingredients.
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SIDE TALKS ABOUT FICTION HEROINE PICTURES
Ruth Cameron ponders how readers visualize characters from popular books. She notes broad variance in imagined appearance from delicate blond to calm poised features, with most readers forming vague pictures from scant textual description. The piece explores how a single trait can trigger a full, imagined likeness of a heroine.
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King's Daughters Collect Garments for U Hospital
King's Daughters chapters across the state gather ready made and donated clothing to support the University of Iowa Children's Hospital patients. Mrs. Larimer coordinates county contributions to ease hospital expenses, with ongoing drives beyond Christmas to keep supplies steady for sick and crippled children.
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Chapman Bt John study enthusiasts invited
Chapman. Anyone interested in the study of Bt. John will be welcome.
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Club Notes From Black's Tearoom And Homes
Mr and Mrs C B Sinston hosted Double Six club guests at 6 oclock dinner in Black's tearoom with covers for 42 then cards at the hostesses apartments at Elmey hotel. Miss Sadie Anderson and Miss Mildred Schaefer hosted a dinner party at Black's tearoom at 7 with ten O N C club members as guests. Valentine decor featured. Wonder club met at Miss Lyle Wilkins home for needlework and music with Miss Ferny Ryan as guest, refreshments aided by Miss Emma Wilkine.
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Mr Fox Gets a Bad Cold in a Duck Narrow Escape
Mr. Fox plans a warm dinner by luring Miss Quackles Duck from a hole in the ice near a pond. A danger sign is ignored by the duck as a warm sun tempts swimming in cold water, prompting the fox to decide if a cold plunge is worth the risk.
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Fox Foiled by Quackles on Thin Ice Folktale Twist
In a tense chase on icy water, Mr Fox stalks Miss Quackles as she skirts danger. A crackling ice sheet sends him plunging into cold water while she escapes, leaving him to limp home with a cold and a vow for revenge. The tale ends with Fox nursing his injury and plotting to shake Miss Quackles for dinner, if ever he meets her again.
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Washington's Birthday Mass Meeting Setup at East High
The observance of Washington's birthday will meet in Memorial hall tomorrow at 7 30 p m to complete the program for a mass meeting at East High auditorium on Feb 23 Bromwell Marion Va will be principal speaker with patriotic musical numbers Thomas Shannon general chairman urges full attendance of combatants members tomorrow
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Legion Post to Name Adjutant at Thursday Meeting
Becker-Chapman American Legion post will elect a new adjutant for the coming year at its regular Thursday evening meeting. The executive committee will present recommendations for member approval. The session will be joint with the auxiliary and feature a patriotic program including a chorus from Springtime on the film Hats Off.
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Landru’s Last Hope Dismissed by Court in Paris
Paris authorities announced that Henri Landru’s final bid for a new trial was rejected by the chief justice of the supreme court of appeals. Landru, nicknamed the bluebeard, was condemned on November 30 for the murders of ten fiancées and a boy.
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Supreme Court of Appeals
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Fresh Yeast Promoted to Aid Intestine Health
Physicians nationwide back Fielsachmanns fresh yeast as a fresh food rich in elements supporting intestinal health. In a trial series, normal function returned within 3 days to several patients, showing potential quick benefits.
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