Social events mark Waterloo women observe Washington’s birthday
Arch W. McFarlane Iowa lieutenant governor to speak at a Waterloo Federation of Woman's Clubs dinner on Feb 28 at Hotel President with about 200 attendees. The event aims to educate on pending state legislation. Various clubs plan guest programs and patriotic activities around Washington’s birthday, including D A E, D A R, P E O chapters, and others hosting luncheons, dinners, and musical programs throughout the day.
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Federation To
Club Women of City
Arch W. Mcfarlane
Iowa
Waterloo
Lincoln Circle Luncheon Highlights Civil War Veterans
Fifty attendees gathered at Memorial hall for Lincoln Circle luncheon hosted by Ladies of G A R. Guests included four Civil War veterans and Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Brown who will celebrate their sixty fifth wedding anniversary. Memorial program featured Lincoln's Gettysburg address by Mrs. Alta Fisher and a Washington talk by Harry Reed. A memorial for David Allison was given by Mrs. William McAllister. Plans were made for a St Patrick's party on March 15. Regular business followed with a patriotic program honoring Washington Lincoln and McKinley slated for Tuesday at 4 pm. A picnic supper was planned at 6 pm with members bringing dishes. Carnival Dance by Brotherhood of American Yeomen featured prizes and no plated supper next meeting set for March 1.
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Ab Memorial Hall
Lincoln
G A. R
G. F. Brown
N. W. Entwisle
Alta Fisher
Washington
Harry Reed
William McAllister
David Allison
LaPorte
St. Patrick's
McKinley
Memorial Hall
Elva Wannemaker
John Stallman
McKinley School Carnival Showcases Student Acts and Revenue
McKinley School PTA held a carnival with grades performing dances readings and songs drawing district and regional attendees. The event featured a country store cartoonist kitchen orchestra sleight of hand acts and refreshments raising over one hundred dollars for the association. Highlights included sixth grade singing and dancing and a police court mock segment led by Officer William Langlas.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
McKinley School
Club Meeting Schedule for Next Week in Waterloo
A dense listing of club meetings and social events across Waterloo including Omega Pi dinners, Pi Tau Phi and Black Hawk I. OO dances, various ladies aid societies, bridge clubs, and church group activities planned from Monday through Saturday at venues such as Black's Tearoom, Hotel Russell Lamson, Universalist parish house, and Westminster church. Entries include multiple chapters, social dances, luncheons, and supper gatherings with numerous hostesses and organizers named.
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Omega Pi
Sioux Club
Black’s
Pi Tau Phi
Freundschaft
Carpenter Hall
Black Hawk I. OO
O. F. Halk Phi Omega Pi
K. G. Hall
P. E
H, B
Boies
Chautauqua circle—Public Library West
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent seven hair treatments
Hair tonic tips advise regular use of precipitated sulphur carbon detergent castor oil and alcohol with cantharides to stimulate roots. Frequent shampoos and daily brushing or scalp massage support hair growth while maintaining cleanliness to prevent brittleness.
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Edna Kent
Rviphur
Couple Remarry on Thirty-Fifth Anniversary Celebrated
A 35th wedding anniversary event featured a Valentine party and dance in K of P hall hosted by Water loo council 1051 Security Benefit association and friends for Mr. and Mrs. George Carroll. The wedding march was by Mrs. Marion Bell with bridesmaid Mrs. Grace Stallman and best man Daniel Breyman. minister R. Snodgrass wore a yellow gown. A square dance followed. Also notes a Benefit Bridge event at Mrs. Troutner's home with prizes for Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Searles, and Mrs. Hayden. Cedar tent Maccabees to meet. East schools teachers to dine at Black's Tearoom.
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K. of P Hall
Waterloo Council
No. 1051
Security Benefit Association
George Carroll
Marion Bell
Grace Stallman
Daniel Breyman
R. (. Snodgrass
Izaak Walton League
M. ©.Troutner
Leland Avenue
Ford Reed
3. M. Searles
GC. A. Hayden
Charles City
A. G. Muncey
Seventh Street West
Lake Writers Lamb Described at Woman's Club
Mrs. H C Orrick led a Waterloo Woman's club program on Lake Writers Southey and DeQuincey, noting Southey's generosity and unfinished works, while Miss Callie Wieder traced Lamb's quiet life and humor. A Waterloo Chamber of Commerce talk opened the meeting, followed by a birthday dinner for Miss Marlhouise Caughlan with bridge honors to Caughlan and Ray Lauerman. Dinner planned at Black's Tearoom with couples to attend bridge at the Guenther home.
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Robert Southey
England
Thomas DeQuincey
H. C. Orrick
Waterloo Woman's Club
Southey
Orrick
Nelson
John Wesley
DeQuincey
Lake Group
Charlies Lamb
Callie Wieder
Gamaliel Bradford
Lamb
Miss Wieder
Blis
Waterloo
Alexander Karr
Marlhouise Caughlan
J. A. Newhouse
Walnut Court
Caughlan Everved
Caughlan
Ray Lauerman
Helen Miller
Cedar Falls
F. McGinn
Olta Runte
National Parent Teacher movement marks 32nd year
February issue notes the 32nd anniversary of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers founded on Feb 17 1897 in the nation’s capital. Mrs B C Hopkins Des Moines state president urges continued focus on research based child training and member education. Radio talks on Our Children begin Fridays at 1230 from station EWCR Cedar Rapids with topics through March 29 including The Different Child The Value of Imagination In Children Play Is Work and Work Is Play Mental Hygiene Shy Child Not Always Recognized.
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National Movement
Iowa
Parent-Teacher
B. C. Hopkins
Des Moines
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Hopkins
Frederick G. Murray
Parent Education
Town
Cedar Rapids
Club Notes Describe Local Ladies Clubs Meetings
Wild Rose club will meet all day Thursday at Mrs. Grace Maniey home 120 Chestnut street. One club will be entertained at luncheon Tuesday in Black's tearoom by Mrs. F L Patterson. Mrs I Van Metre will entertain Happy Hour club at a 1 o'clock luncheon next Tuesday at Black's tearoom. Helping Hand club was entertained Friday afternoon at Mrs John Boeger 2012 Fourth street east with Mrs Floyd Hawkins Chicago as a guest. Nowata club will meet Tuesday for 1 6 o'clock luncheon at Mrs E M Rittenhouse 306 Walnut street. Tuesday Luncheon club members entertained their husbands at a Valentine party Friday evening at Mrs Fred Portsch 1200 Commercial street. An oyster supper was pervect and the evening spent with games and social amusement. The club will have an all day meeting Tuesday at Mrs Theodore Peek home.
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Black
Third Street West
Becker Chapter
Order of Eastern, Star
Masonic Temple
CG. M. Williams
Fourth Street East
John
J. H. Phennecte
Zathee Burk
Quota Club
Russell Lamson
Black Hawk County
Black's Tearoom
Clara Barton guild—Universalists
Woman’s Clubhouse
Hebrew Ladies’ Aid Society
Morris Strom
Mermtorial
Waterloo
Elklets
Elks Club
Bmoose Hall
hMr
Theodore Peek
P. L
F. A. Larkin
Happy Hour
Black's Tea Room
I. van Metre
Novata
E. M. Rittenhouse
Clio
Black’s
F. L. Patterson
Business and Professions Women’s Club
Black's Tearoom. Ww. B. A
Moose Hall
Father and Son
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Beatter
King's Daughters
Neill Trunkey
St. Paul's M. E. Ladies! Aid Society
J. H. Rickert
Daughters of Plymouth
A. J. Weigel
Silent Eight
W. Wy Allen
Lucky Thirteen
A. B. Smith
Jolly Times
Sam Rawlings
Wodin Bridge Club
Joe Glaza
Walnut Street Baptist Woman's Society
William H. Fould
First U. P. Ladies’ Aid Society
W. W. Templeton
First Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Sorciety
H. A. Boysen
St. Margaret’s Guild
Russell Lam
Wild Rose Club
Grace Maniey
Chestnut Street
Helping Hand Club
John Boeger
Floyd Hawkins
Chicago
Nowata Club
Walnut Street
Fred Portsch
Commercial Street
Large Crowd at Annual T P A Dinner Dance
The annual Pos t Travelers Protective association dinner dance drew about 140 members to the Gold room of the Hotel President. Officers and committees were named for the coming year, with 168 new members added last year for a total enrollment of 614. Post F aims for the largest state membership, after ranking second last May.
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Post
Travelers Protective Association
Gold Room
William G. Davidson
W. A. Dobson
George Buchan
George Huntley
L. G. Marving
R. B. Walker
A. C. Wilcox
O. O. Hummel
George de Wald
Post F
Three Phases of Missionary Work Are Discussed
At the World Day of Prayer for Missions held by city women at the YWCA, three missionary focus areas were outlined. Miss Jeanette Oldfather spoke on medical missions in Korea and diseases such as typhus malaria tuberculosis and leprosy. Mrs. Nellie F. Brooks reviewed her teaching work in Constantinople as educational mission. Mrs. C. L. Konagy discussed evangelical missions with a global view.
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Jeanette Oldfather
Korea
Korea, Among Which the Worst Are Typhus, Manilaria
Nellie F. Brooks
Constantinople
C. L. Konagy
Grace ME. Church
Hugh Patterson
Church society and guild meetings across several congregations
The article lists midweek meetings at First United Presbyterian St Marys Margaret’s St Mark’s and Walnut Street Baptist churches with host homes on Third Street Russell Lamson and Park Drive addresses. It notes a Calvin Evangelical quarterly conference next week led by Rev Haehlen Cedar Falls and a Walnut Street Baptist choir Valentine event with refreshments and a social program for forming circles. A Girls glee club event at First Lutheran includes bridge favors for Loretta Stoke and Margaret Calleas, plus refreshments by the hostess. A B Y P U Valentine party at Burton Avenue Baptist honors Nellie Mathes’s group with games and prizes. social chairs Mabel Shiffler Leola Redden and others assisted.
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First Lutheran Church
Hazel Smith
Bayard Street
Lorettal Stoke
Margaret Calleas
W. A. Dow
Clos
Burton Avenue Baptist B. Y. P. U
Nellie Mathes
Anna 4Weevaiger
Mabel Shiffler
Leola Redden
Muriel Dryden
James LaTour
Vern Harper
Former Local Girl Weller Weds California Man Mussetter
Miss Vernona Weller of Avalon California, formerly of Waterloo, married Captain EH. U. Mussetter of Los Angeles at the First Baptist church parsonage in Santa Barbara. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Weller, graduated from West High, worked with Hudson Jones here, led YMCA canteen service in France during the war. They will live in Wilmington California after a Yosemite trip.
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Vernona Weller
Avalon
Cal
Waterloo
Berama
EH. U. Mussetter
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Gal
Frank Watkins
Wourth Street
First Baptist Church
Benjamin Goodfield
J. L. Weller
West High School
Here
Hudson-Jones Company
Y. Ww. G A
France
Capt. Mussetter
Wilmington (Cal.) Transportation Company
Yosemite Valley
Corn Belt School Hosts Mock Court Trial and Party
Students at Corn Belt business college and guests gathered Friday for a theatre party in the school auditorium after a mock court trial held in the afternoon. C. H. Benson, president, presided as judge with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mosher as plaintiff and defendant. J. E. Gilligan acted as prosecuting attorney, joined by A. McVey and Mrs. J. F. Howard for the defense. About 60 people attended, enjoying card games and refreshments.
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Cor Belt Business College
C. H. Ben- Son
Fred Mosher
J. E. Gilligan
A. McVey
J. F. Howard
Presenten Season Marriages in Northeast Iowa
Numerous marriage announcements from Iowa towns list brides and grooms such as Muriel Grummutt of Oelwein and Elmer Fink of Fairbank wed in Independence, plus couples from Toledo Tama Dysart and other communities. The notices name churches, parishes, and officiants with dates Feb 4 to Feb 14, and indicate future homes on farms or in towns across the region.
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Iowa
Muriel. Grummutt
J.t.grummutt
Oelwein
Elmer Fink
Fairbank
Independence
Clyde F. Marines
Girl Basketball Captain in Coma at Derita High
Nell Fincher a 17 year old Derita high school basketball captain lies in a coma after a head injury from a practice fall. She entered the ninth day in hospital at Charlotte North Dakota with concussion of the brain. Doctors say no clear improvement yet but believe recovery may come. She sometimes opens her eyes and moves her mouth as nurses monitor her condition.
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Charlotte
N. D
Nell Fincher
Derita
Canta
How to Make Orange Drink and Hot Cocoa Mixtures
The article provides recipes for orange drink and hot cocoa with sugar water and citrus juice, plus optional variations. It includes quantities for twelve glasses of orange drink, cocoa preparation steps, and optional whipped cream. A nourishing milk drink with brandy and egg is also described, with instructions to dissolve sugar in milk and mix in brandy.
Brain Test Answer Summary
A puzzle style prompt presents five multiple choice like statements about seating, shoe shining, a pet death, umbrella covers, and weather inference. Each item offers two possible readings or outcomes, creating ambiguity in interpretation.
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