Waterloo Woman's club concert features VanMetre ensemble
Mrs Horace VanMetre formerly Miss Maybeth Mack guest in Waterloo participates in two violin ensemble numbers at Epmerdy for Fine Arts program hosted by Waterloo Woman's club at 3 p m Tuesday. Quartet includes Mrs Herbert F Marshall, Mrs Seren J Berry, Miss Hortenson Morgan with Mrs Jack Patterson on piano. Other items include Shakespeare in music studies, Agnes Thompson singing Blow Blow Thou Winter Wind, Mrs Marshall performing a violin piece, John Knox reading, and a quartet directed by Mrs B A Enderlein singing Under the Greenwood Tree and Over Hill Over Dale. The evening department meeting scheduled for Thursday evening is postponed due to Gay MacLaren recital. A card party is planned for February 24. Children Lois and Billy Leonard host a Valentine party for 20 friends with games and a valentine box. Mrs Ray Paul hosts three-table bridge. high scores go to Mrs H M Whoopers and Miss Catherine Lumory. Sweetpeas and primroses decorate the rooms. Tuesday Afternoon Entre Nous Club and Get Together Club noted.
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Horace VanMetre
Agnes Thompson
Sargeant
Marshall
John ©. Knox
B. A. Enderlein
Greenwood Tree
Dr. Arne
Hill
Dale
Beach
Gay MacLaren
East High School
American Home to Issue Books for Women Clubs
The Woman's Home Companion will print a series on the American home for General Federation of Women's Clubs work, with approval of Mrs. Maggie W. Barry of Texas. Other pamphlets will be available to clubs and permission to use the American Home bureau as a publicity medium was granted.
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Woman’s Home Companion
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Maggie W. Barry
Texas
Bureau of the American Home
Philanthropiic
Bureau
Beauty Dandruff Remedies And Hair Care Advice
The piece presents home remedies for dandruff including olive oil massage, heating the scalp, a three day oil rub, an egg treatment, tar or Castile soap washes, and a final antiseptic rinse. It also includes brief beauty tips on pulling lashes, shaping brows, and ear circulation, with reader notes from Mary T L and Jim G K.
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Mary T. L
Jim G. K
The Betties and the Cousins Jane in the World
Side Talks on teamwork show Betty and Ann shaping hikes and views while Aunt and Cousin Jane teach different starts. The little engine story frames belief in effort as the key to progress and success.
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Cousin Jane
Sother
Betties
Janes
Lillian Brees and Henry Otto Married at Hudson Home
Lillian M Brees daughter of Mr and Mrs John Brees Hudson and Henry Otto son of Mrs Aung Otto Cedar Falls were married at the bride’s parents home Saturday. The service was by Rev Myers of Hudson with 45 relatives present. The bridal party included Miss Clara Otto and Roger Brees beneath a heart canopy as Miss Margaret Jane Harvey played the wedding march. A three course dinner followed, with several out of town guests listed. The bride a Madison high school graduate and Otto from Iowa State teachers college plan to live in Hudson.
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Lillian M. Brees
John Brees
Hudson
Henry Otto
Aung
Otto
Cedar Falls
Floyd Gibson
Weber Shank
Helen
Merle Mastain
Betty
Marian Taylor
June Marie Harvey
Volta Dirks
Wera
Jay Fairchild
May
Chester
Oscar Taylor
Reinbeck
W. Severs
Couple Married Quarter Century Honored Saturday
A large surprise party at the rural home of Mr and Mrs D P Genry in Eagle township celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with more than 100 relatives and friends. Dancing, cards, and a four course supper followed by gifts including a purse of silver for the couple.
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D. P. Genry
Eagle Township
Valentine Dance by T. C. Sorority in Cedar Falls
The Era chapter of Phi Omega Phi Sorority at Town State Teachers College Cedar Falls held a valentine dancing party Sunday in Galloway club honoring 15 pledges. About 40 couples attended with alumnae actives and pledges. Red and white crepe decor and heart streamers festooned the hall while valentine dolls were exchanged. The pledges also gave a valentine dance, chaperones included Miss Emma Stratton Miss Mary Masefield and several local residents. Non resident alumnae Wanda Green and Alta Dena Vanalstine attended along with six resident alumnae.
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Phi Qmega Vi
Town State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Galloway Club
Emma Stratton
Mary Masefield
L. W. Schlutts
Harold Milverstead
EL GC. Harmon
Sirs. Whitney
Wanda Green
Dunkerton
Alta Dena Vanalstine
Oelwein
Natal Anniversary Dinner for W. D. Schrock
Saturday marked the seventieth birthday of W. D. Schrock with a noon anniversary dinner hosted by Mrs. Schrock and their only child Miss Hazel Schrock. About twenty neighbors joined in. guest Eliza Miller, aged 94, attended. Schrock moved to Waterloo from Pennsylvania in 1881 and worked as a cabinet maker, twelve years at Nauman's and fourteen years at the Waterloo Sash and Fixture Works.
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W. D. Schrock
Universalist Young People Form Union at Church
A charter group of 30 formed a Universalist Young People Union at the Universalist church last evening led by Rev. Willard Bodell who begins his duties as pastor. Officers include Pauline Bodell vice president Melvin Cleveland secretary Richard Shane treasurer and Gladys Gindt diarist.
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Young People's Christian Union
Universalist Church
Willard Oliver Bodell
Mr. Bodell
Pauline Bodell
Melvin Cleveland
Richard Shane
Gladys Gindt
Valentine Party News From Local Church Groups
Calvary Evangelical Sunday school Miss Hazel Scoville hosted a Valentine party with Marion Barlow elected class president and officers Eva McCoy Lorine Fogle Thelma Wornth. Westminster guild Alpha chapter guests at Mrs J H Burts 3 p.m. Tuesday Lydia society meets 7 30 p m Tuesday at Mrs JC W Kline home with Mrs G L Gormley assistant hostess. Brotherhood of St Pauls Methodist 7 30 Tuesday evening business session refreshments. Mrs Frank Reside hosted 21 girls from Northminster Presbyterian Sunday school Saturday. Group 3 Women s Society First Baptist hostesses at Mrs H A Husman home supper 6 30. Alma Carr birthday and St Valentine s Day noted. Hear Do Sunday school Central Christian party at Mrs Leo Billings home featured violin Nellie Evans piano Madelina White readings by Grace Bowman Alma Carr winners Ethel Jaggers Etoween Davis Grace Bowman serving committee Nellie Evans Eloween and Ethel Davis.
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Hazel Scoville
Calvary Evangelical Church
Marion Barlow
Eva McCoy
Lorine Fogle
Thelma Worthen
Westminster Guild
First Presbyterian Church
J. H. Burts
Lydia Society
JC. W. Kline
G. L. Gormley
H. A. Husman
Chester Stone
Women's Society of
First Baptist Church
Alma Carr
Central Christian Church
Leo Billings
Grace Bowman
Eloween Davis
Nellie Evans
Madelina White
Ethel Jaggers
Etoween Davis
Eloween
Ethel _ Davis
Early Waterloo Merchant Henry Hurst Dies at 12
Mrs Rosetta Corson Hurst widow of Henry Hurst an early Waterloo merchant died in Delano California after pneumonia She was nearly 92 years old and had moved to California to be with her sons Ner C and Frank P Hurst One surviving family member Lester Carson who also lives in California A daughter Jessie Hurst teaches in Eveleth Minnesota Relatives in Waterloo include James Paul George Corson and nieces Mrs Jr Simpson and Mrs Ira Redamar She was an active First Presbyterian member in Waterloo with no funeral arrangements announced yet
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Rosetta Havet
Henry Hurst
Waterloo
Delano
Cal
Pnaumonia
Hurst
Wurst
California
Ner C
Frank P. Hurst
Lester Carson
Jessie Hurst
Eveleth
Minn
James Paul
George Corson
Nephe
Jr. Simpson
Ira Redamar
Rosetta Corson
First Presbyterian Church
Local Club Notes Highlight Community Events
Community notices recount small gatherings hosted by clubs and families. Mrs Anna Adrian celebrated her birthday with friends. Rev Clinton F Smith to give an address. Lafayette P T A mothers will host the district meeting with Norma Gaiser directing a program. D A RB Tancheon and Daughters of the American Revolution plan a joint luncheon.
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Lafayette P
T. A
Norma Gaiser
Clinton F. Smith
D. A. RB. Tancheon
Mary Melrose
Waterloo Chanters
Daughters of the American Revolution
Black
Joe White
Z. W. Kuhrke
John Gwinne
Harry Maine
Deputy Scout Executive Praises Ames Office Methods
Fred G. Davie deputy regional Boy Scout executive of the eighth region visited Ames last week and praised the central office as conducted. The review covered records national and sectional reports finances and methods. Jury local scout executive received Davie’s praise and a letter from Ames requesting information on business methods.
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Fred G. Davie
Arthur F. Jury
Davie
Waterino
Ames Executive
Scout Office
Jury Impaneled for Liquor Case Against Steuben
A jury was impaneled in Tadse H. B. Bates division of district court at 11 p m to hear the state’s case against B T Steuben on a minor nuisance charge. Jurors not excused for the term were listed along with the county attorney and defense counsel. Marriage licenses issued include Glen C. Brown and Marie Bissell. Fy Anderson and Kate Anderson remarried after a Butler County divorce.
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Tadse
H. B. Bates
Division of District Court
BR. T. ‘Steuben
W. C. Cook
F. W. Edwards
Birdsall & Birdsall
Clark & Clark
Frank Bovee
Mrs. Play Chase
Martin Bernardy
Charles Faulkner
A. J. Henry
George Wrellert
Maude Boyer
Charles fEinridge
Golda Hartman
Philip Zimmerman
Dan Rogers
G. F. Byers
Marreage
Glen C. Brown
Waterloo
Marie Bissell
Independence
Fy Anderson
Cedar Falls
Kate Anderson
Shell Rock
Butler, Couaty
City in brief highlights local incidents and visits
Local notes report a Phoenix visit by Lee Hansen an arrest and theft report from Charles Mitcheler a civil case selection in municipal court a Toledo teachers weekend with parents and deaths of relatives. Events include church and Salvation Army services a hospital discharge a birth notice marriage divorce suits and county board activities with assessments and paving complaints.
Volstead Arrests for Drunkenness in Oelwein
Gus Volstead and Ralph Kennedy faced city court here on drunkenness and driving intoxicated respectively. Volstead paid a fine of 10 dollars after a night in jail, denying kinship to the Volstead author. Kennedy pled guilty to operating an automobile while intoxicated and was fined 100 or 38 days in jail. A gallon of moonshine was found in the wrecked car, and two other traffic violators forfeited bond for missing trials.
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Gis Volstead
Oelwein
Payin
Pueb
Yiotaing
Ralph Kennedy
Tracr. Ja
Eailty
Waterloo
Father
Kenney
Council Becomes Por City Directory Population Figure
Report from publishers of a new city directory states the base population of Council Pius is 49,221 as of February 16.
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Council Binits
Arccording
Council Pius
Iity
Royal Mail Leather Extracts and Syllables Puzzle Clues
Daily cross word puzzle hints list many definitions and wordplay clues with references to items like roses and scotch notes. The page promises the solution to Saturdays puzzle tomorrow and hints at a royal mail themed entry.
Junior Cross Word Puzzle clues and fragment prompts
A scrambled puzzle item list asks for words fitting clues like What is frightening the lady in the picture and The opposite of over, plus phrases about a globe, a scout, and good work. It presents broken phrases and scattered hints for fill‑ins.
Pepper supply largely sourced from Jar and Murducra
The majority of our pepper is reported to originate from Jar and Murducra, accounting for nearly two thirds of the total production. The statement highlights these two sources as the main contributors to the pepper supply.
Pretty Hands Promised by California Lemon Lotion
Pretty hands are praised as attractive and touchable. A Natura lotion claim notes lemon juice smooths rough dry skin, removes stains, and whitens while encouraging nightly use. The ad urges readers to buy the product from first-class dealers.
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Natura
California
Waterloo Snow Records Fall With 2.2 Inches
Waterloo and Cedar Falls area logged its heaviest snowfall of the winter at 2.2 inches overnight into yesterday. Trains ran on time as railway sweepers cleared streets while temperatures dipped to 12 above zero and a string of above zero days continued.
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Waterloo
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railroad
Taray
Ben
Bandits Halt Robbery After Snatching Cash
Des Moines report details masked bandits stopping after grabbing $10 from BE, A. Borg and Nate Cohen and passing up a carried saxophone. Wobbling text notes poor health in children linked to malnutrition and improper food.
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Des Moines
Be, A. Borg
Nate Cohen
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