Ceremonial Sunday Enrolls 40 for Isabella Circle
HiNews reports Daughters of Isabella to initiate 40 members Sunday at Knights of Columbus hall. Activities begin 8 am with Mass at St Joseph church, banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson at 7 pm. Mrs J T Sullivan and Aliss Mayme Eigan lead arrangements. Mrs Dora Wade O Keefe and Mrs A A Hoffman plan program. Local degree team to lead initiation with Carrie Bruner assisting. Guests from other courts expected.
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Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
Plas
St. Joseph's Church
Russell Lamson
J. T. Sullivan
Regent
Aliss Mayme Eigan
Pre Easter Service Weekly Planned for Y W C A Dept
Members of the employed girls department of Y W C A plan a pre Easter observance with weekly short services during the Hoon lunch hour in the association building. The exact day will be announced later and the meetings will be open to the public. Mildred Gleason will lead the singing with devotionals and a short talk by a woman speaker. Sessions will not last longer than 20 or 26 minutes.
Antoinette Murphy and John Mesmer Take Nuptial Vows
Antoinette Murphy and John P Mesmer exchanged marriage vows near Jesup Michigan in a morning ceremony presided by Rev J M Molloy. Miss Anna Murphy served as maid of honor in a matching dress and Matt Mergen was best man. Breakfast followed for family at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside on a nearby farm.
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Antoinette Veronica Mur
J. Yy
John P. Mesmer
Mesmar
Michigan
Satredh
J. M. Molloy
Anna Murphy
Matt Mergen
Ar. Mesmer
Brige
Jesup
Musical Programs Shine at PEO Meetings in Waterloo
PEO chapters in Waterloo held musical programs at recent meetings with guests including Mrs. Fred J. Clark who departs for Eugene. Members voted to furnish a room at the YWCA and donate 100 to the national educational fund. The programs featured piano and vocal numbers and a quartet. New officers to be elected at the March 3 picnic supper. A separate Cedar Falls group hosted a varied musicale with local and out-of-town participants. A surprise party for Mr and Mrs Henry Schindler yielded winners in the evening’s games.
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Bath
National Educational Fund of the Sisterhood
Fred J. Miller
jMtvs
A. TE. Enderlein
Mel Rose
Brinkman
Clark
Enderlein
H. G. Wilbur
Horace van Metre
Port Dodge
Mary Leavitt
Cedar Falls
Sowest
Jessie Gallup
Callie Wieder
Marshalltown
Ruth Wallan
Torrington
Wyo
Beauty Advice From A Ladies Column Letter
The writer counsels stopping Touge and other cosmetics, taking nightly hot baths then cold-water splashes to close pores, and omitting sulfur from hair tonic if no scalp dandruff is present. It suggests home acne treatments with sulfur flour, cotton pads dampened in hazel, and a facial massage and cold-water finishing routine to firm skin and prevent sagging.
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B.J. F
John T
K. B
Weight-Reducing Y W C A Class Proves Popular
The Y W C A gym hosts a weight loss class led by Miss Edna George. Members follow a combined plan of exercise and diet, with warming up, abdominal work, and hip exercises supervised by instructors. A medical check precedes activity, and tailored routines suit each person’s needs.
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W.C. A. Gymnasioa
Edna George
Health Education Department
George
Miss George
Miss. George
Morning Reverie celebrates fresh beginnings and morning vigor
A reflective piece extols mornings as a fresh start, praising coffee aromas, orderly kitchens, and the renewed courage that sunrise brings. It compares office life, motherhood, and daily routines to the uplifting power of daylight, citing Emily Dickinson and the joy of waking.
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Tam
Tam Siad
Emily Dickinson
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Das
Guest Lillian Cary to visit Waterloo social scene
Mrs Lillian Cary a past national president of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic arrives in Waterloo as guest of Mrs Henry Seebers national treasurer of the Ladies of the GAR She will attend luncheons banquets and talks across the state delivering lectures on Americanism and the Union Lincoln She presented the P M C A with a framed history of the flag and will participate in several patriotic events The program includes a Mary Melrose D A R Americanization event poster contest and a three part program at the meeting with Near East relief readings and music
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Lillian Cary
Waterloo
Lilian Clark Cary
Dubuque
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Cary
McWinley P.T. A
Anna Koehn
Birthday and anniversary notices mix with club events
The column lists Mrs. C. J. Miller and Miss Dorothy Miller hosting a birthday party for Albert Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. John Shaffner’s thirty fifth wedding anniversary, Wild Rose Club planning a colonial costume party, a delayed Musehic Dance by the Waterloo Shrine club, and Cedar Heights Woman's club meeting with Mrs. I H Edwards speaking on American novel development.
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Cedar Heights
I. H. Edwards
Club Notes and Social Events From Monday Meetings
Mrs J W Rickert hosted the Dickins ela with poems by James Whitcomb Riley read by Mrs C Q Shupe and a reading by Mrs Charles Balon. Bridge and games entertained guests. Mrs Alta Wisher won a game. Upcoming entertainments include Mrs J P Jones hosting Grant and Columbia Chautauqua circles Thursday.
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J. W. Rickert
Dickins Ela
James Whitcomb Miley
C. Q. Shupe
Charles Balon
Alta Wisher
Church Event Notices Outline Wednesday Gatherings
Grace Methodist women plan a picnic luncheon at Mrs. Fred Adams home. Walnut Street Baptist women host at Mrs. W. Herris home with a 2 p.m. start. East Park Presbyterian auxiliary hosts at Mrs. Morris home. St Johns women host the final card party at the school hall. St Luke's Women meet at 2:49 p.m. at Mrs. Anderson home for a China lesson. St Mary's Girls' club card party and a juvenile party with Agnes Nemmers wedding gift noted. First Lutheran young people hold monthly social in church parlors. Group 2 of First Baptist sew at 2:56 p.m. United Presbyterian Aid Society meets at 2:30 p.m. Mrs. Kerr hosts St Margarets Child at her home.
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Kensington
St. John's Church
J. R. Slits
W.M. Ferger
Frank Conner
Thos Meisch
H. M. Roberts
J. F. Sellman
J. P. Hughes
Don F. Richmond
Philip Adrian
John Phillips
Home and Foreign Missionary Society of St. Luke's
Huelish Lutheran Chrch
Airs
T. P. Anderson
A. A. Sundy
China
St. Mary's Catholic Girls’ Club
Agnes Nemmers
Lucile Deitsch
Johanen Jennings
Florence Chevalier
Lucile Moody
Irene Andrews
Women’s Society of First Baptist Church
J. C. Walker
Joseph Kerr
Aid Society of
United Presbyterian Church
F. F. Campbell
David Gibson
Charlea J. Shaffner
Brothers Reunite After Years Apart in Cedar Falls
George Walters of Litchfield Illinois visited Cedar Falls, greeting his brother Rod and sister Mrs Jr E Jeroloman for the first time in about ten years. Walters had lived in Cedar Falls for 49 years and had not been in the area for 20 years.
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Cedar Falls
George Walters
Litchfield
Rod
E_ Jeroloman
Walters
Unreadable Puzzle Clues From a Daily Cross Word
Fragmented OCR presents a jumble of crossword clues and names. It references a weekly puzzle with scattered sections and possible author hints, plus disjointed terms. The legible items include scattered proper nouns and partial word fragments that hint at a historical puzzle page.
Junior Crossword Puzzle Result From County Office
The item notes a puzzle answer and references county exchanges handled through the local office. Mr. Weigel speaks on updates while Qualls from 12 exchanges in the county are processed. The Waterlop central handles about 810 long distance calls.
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Vastern Town
Weigel
Robbery Buffer: Robbers Target Roberts Dalry Messenger
Police today pursue robbers who held up Ivan Tiehards, messenger for the Roberts Dalry company, amid a Siouxity hotel incident. Investigators comb the scene for clues and identify suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datry Jibssinger
Siouxity
Hotel
Ivan [Tiehards
Roberts Dalry Company
Direct Telephone Wire Link Waterloo to Decorah Completed
Northwestern Bell announces the direct copper circuit between Waterloo and Decorah is finished. The 100 mile link costs about 20000 with equipment and handles roughly 30 long distance calls daily. Previously calls were relayed at West Union. now Waterloo serves as a direct regional hub.
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Waterloo
Decorah
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
A.J. Welzel
Westinion
Iowa
Elopement and Robbery Reported at Company Offices
A robbery occurred yesterday afternoon at the company offices as an individual eloped with $830 in cash. Police are investigating the incident and reviewing security footage to identify suspects.
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Berrela Sankey
Schubert
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C. J. Miller
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