Uncle Wiggily and the Snowy Peanut Rescue
In a snowy tale, squirrel boys Johnnie and Billie search for peanuts dropped by a child. Uncle Wiggily returns a bag of nuts, while the Fugzy Fox is foiled by peanut shells. The bunny and animals laugh as rain beats down and a snowman tale follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie
Billie
Anela
Wiggily
Squirrel Boys
Bunny
Fugzy Fox
Anhele
Uncle Wigsily
Sammie
Fine Arts Program Delights Waterloo Club Members
Yesterday's Waterloo Woman's Club Fine Arts session featured visitors Mrs. Horace Van Metre of Fort Dodge and Mrs. D. W. Hoover of Warren Ohio assisting with violin numbers and Griegs Sonatina. Mrs. Marshall and others performed ensemble pieces while Mrs. Jack Patterson provided piano accompaniment. A French play Cyrano de Bergerac by Rostand was read by Mrs. J. O. Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Waterloo
Horace van Metre
Fort Dodge
D. W. Hoover
Warren
Grieg
Marshall
van Metre
Loren J. Barry
Hortense Morgan
Jack Patterson
Cyrano de Her- Berac
Rostand
J. O. Knox
Dunkerton Couple Marks 39th Wedding Anniversary
Monday marked the thirty ninth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Smith of Dunkerton observed at home with their eight children and families all county residents. The gathered group included members from Waterloo and nearby farms, with luncheon centered on a potted plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Smith
Dunkerton
D. Blackham
Waterloo
H. A. Schneider
Here
Walter Smith
Bennetts
Dewat
Oliver Smith
Frank Kleckner
Wanda Waye
Roger
June
Lula Smith
Musical Program At Central Christian Church Tuesday
Central Christian church presented a musical program under J H Ray with orchestra and choir numbers. Miss Neva Ellsworth and Miss Dorothy Ellsworth assisted as accompanists. Readers included Mildred Phinney, Ruth Draper, Joene Ferguson. William Robinson played trombone. Soloists were Ahna Tlutson, J H Kay, W L Richardson, Wilma Carr, Eugene Albison, and Mrs J O G Donley. Florence Stines and Mrs G W Miller, Mrs Douley, and W B Clemence performed duets. The men's quartet sang Love's Old Sweet Song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
J. H. Ray
Neva
Dorothy Ellsworth
Mildred Phinney
Ruth Draper
Joene Ferguson
William Robinson
Ahna Tlutson
J. H. Kay
W. L. Richardson
Misa Wilma Carr
Eugene Albison
J .O. G. Donley
Plorence Stinesund
G. W. Miller
Douley i
W. B. Clemence
Ralph Phillips
Mr. Clemence
Beauty Tips for Youthful Nails and Diet Cautions
An article extols nail care to project youth with nightly cold cream and cuticle attention. It also advises a reduction diet, warning against excess sugar and ripe fruit while encouraging measured weight loss of up to five pounds per month.
Side Talks and Self Perceptions in Community Narratives
A fragmented reflection explores how people form self-images and collective beliefs about Black communities. The speaker questions assumptions about temperament artistry economic means and social roles, noting broad stereotypes and personal anecdotes from daily life.
Miss Barr Explains Benefits of New Davis Co Building
Miss Barr advertising manager for Davis Co describes the Commercial and Fourth streets department store annex with modern interior finishings and new features. She outlined stock arrangement, new departments, and the upcoming formal opening next Tuesday from 10 to 10, while noting air and heat innovations and a postal substation and information desk on the main floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
Wourth
Vere Barr
B. P. W. Club
Nima Ricketts
R. G. Taylor
Bel
Pinkerton
F. B. Brocksus
Wanda Daum
One Night Benefit Play Delayed to February 25
The play The Builder of Bridges by Truman DeRaame will be staged one night only in East High school auditorium on Wednesday February 25. Tickets for Thursday and Friday benefit readings are valid for the single date. The cast includes nine characters with principal roles by Mr DeRonne and Mrs I MacDonald. Under auspices of the church choir B Y P A and Fidelis class Walnut Street Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihuilder of
Bridges
Truman DeRaame
East High School
DeRonne
I MacDonald
Fidelis
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Fortieth Wedding Anniversary Observed by Friends
Courtesy notices recall Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Eickelberg’s fortieth wedding anniversary with 60 relatives and friends visiting, Leah and Irina Bickelberg serving refreshments, and out of town guests Dr. G. C. Bickelberg and Dr. Zellhoefer from Fairbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Eickelberg
Leah
Irina Bickelberg
G. CO. Bickelberg
C. Zellhoefer
Fairbank
Club notes and gatherings delay and hostess duties
Club notes show E L club meeting postponed two weeks for Thursday afternoon. Mrs R W L Smith hosted Get Together club with Washington’s birthday decor. Review club set for 230 Thursday at Mrs EB BL. Mrs Scott to review Ernest Poole book. Mrs Rader Smith to entertain Goldengo club at 1 30 luncheon at the W C A Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. EB. Scott
Ernest Poole
Church Notices From Various Local Groups
Northminster Presbyterian Women auxiliary meets Thursday afternoon at the church. First Lutheran Missionary society hosts tomorrow after a meeting. Christ Episcopal parish hall hosts the guild tomorrow afternoon. St Paul’s M E class organized with Elizabeth Corning as president and officers named. Passion Play slides to be shown at Trinity American Lutheran church this evening with Rev Herbert Maehlmann explaining. First Methodist Wesleyan Service guild meets at 7 36 in church parlors tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apon
First Lutheran Missionary Society
G. BR. Gruhn
G A. Leade
W. N. Straka
Guild
Christ Episcopal Parish Hall
St. Paul's
Phyllis Saunders
C. H. Storm
Elizabeth Corning
Ruth Vaughn
Marjorie Anderson
Marion Townsend
Charammergau
Luther League of Trinity American Liutheran Church
Herbert Maehlmann
Virst
Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild
Kiwanis Ladies Night Fete at Davis Cafe March 3
Kiwanis Club plans a Ladies Night program at Davis Cafe on Tuesday March 3 with Dr. D W Morehouse of Drake University delivering an illustrated astronomy lecture. A musical segment is planned and host Paul Davis will lead a post program tour of the new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Davis Cafe
Parl Davis
D. W. Morehouse
Drake University
Des Moines
Morehouse
Int Charge
Sol Algase
Gleh Bown
Howard Burr
Paul Davis
Waterloo Homes Asked to Accept Needy Children
Miss Pearl J. Clark travels to Waterloo to place underprivileged children in homes. She urges local families to contact her at Hotel Russell Lamson or the Greater Waterloo association. The society has a history of placing healthy children with good lineage in private homes, avoiding institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl J. Clark
Loy
Sdcle D
Waterloo
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Greater Waterloo Association
Black Taw County
Iowa
Black Hawk County
Chock
Chuck
Warmer Weather Forecast With Snow Across State
Iowa forecasts predict snow tonight or Thursday followed by warmer conditions tomorrow. Last night near freezing with lows around two degrees above zero and a daytime high of 22 degrees above zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Uncle Wiggily and Billie's Bag
Billie Bushytail and his brother Johnnie find a bag of peanuts under a tree. They race to share the food with Uncle Wiggily nearby but the bag disappears, leaving the brothers puzzled by the missing peanuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Wiggily
Billie
Wigguy
Johnnie
Dillie
Johninie
Tohnnie
Farray
Tie Bae
Tohanie
Ed Bille
Lemon juice for the breath health tip
Morning routine suggests drinking a glass of hot water with California lemon before breakfast to improve mouth freshness breath and focus in ten days. Claims natural minerals aid digestion reducing constipation and emphasizes low cost of lemons for a trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Ady
Junior Cross Word Puzzle Runting Across
Puzzle clues mix colors in a picture and wordplay on fuel faces trees and continents. Readers identify colors in a photo name roadside hotel synonym for smoke and water forms and freezing drips and a west hemisphere continent abbreviation with several missing letters.
Waterloo patterns order form for up to date designs
Advertisement requests readers to obtain the Courier pattern catalog from the Fashion Department. Enclose 15 cents for each pattern and allow ten days for delivery. Patterns include seam allowances and are mailed to Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
A Comporeable Play Suit Pattern 4376
A sewing pattern for a girls play suit in four sizes 3 to 5 years. Describes gingham and linen fabrics suitable for flannel and jersey weaves, with yardage for 36 inch material and contrasting pieces. Pattern mailed on receipt of twelve cents in silver or stamps for the Spring Summer 1925 fashion book.
Pattern Request for 12 Cents Enclosed to Address
A truncated notice requests a pattern sent for 12 cents enclosed, directed to a specified address and pattern number 4976. The wording is fragmentary but indicates a mail order or instruction to forward the pattern and payment.
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Daily Cross
Eiface
Nicknanic
Tarrle
Sa Rehota
Seateh
Lis
Ga Cleutty
Scolt
American Exaf
L. BE. Roberts
John Craliay
Cedar Heights
St. Paul's Methodist Church
J. G. Brinkerhoff
Moose Hall
Central Christian
West Board
West Waterloo Teachers’ Association
Bussell- Lamson
Margaret Graham
Reading
Henry Thlings
Yora
R. M. Crouse
Nettie Melvinon
Emerson School
Mabel Henderson
Harold
J. F. Brass
Eigh Rating
Lodge No. 1115
Knights of Pythids
Edith D
Tom Yous
Bazar
Sam
Hive
Cive
John Sinoclair
Idell McCord
Carl Anderson
Mma Long
Jolly
Hones
Jiafayette
Ain
Lafayette
Parent-Teacher Association
Clinton
Smith
Norma Gaiser
Clinton F. Smith
Gaiser
William Carter
Lucile Gentle
Washington
Gay Maclaren
Yast High School
Waterlog Woman‘’s Club
Sehuneman Drug Stores
Miss MacLaren
Madame
Yeon
Yeoman Lodge
Airs
Jerome Montgomery
Yeomen
Inuch
Our Lady of Victory Court
Mnighis
Columbus Hall
Saab i O. O. F. Dance
Fourth Street
Abs
Cal J. Miller
First
Methodist Church
J. Arthur Young
World Service
J. E. Johnson
R. M. Crease
C. F P. Nagle
A. S. Wilson
First Presbyterian Church
Truman Wasner
Roosevelt
Mary Nancy Graham
J. A. Townsley
E. T. Lay
Mmys
Lay
Yvera
Roosevelt Parent- Teacher Association
Armstrong
Grace Billiott
Ine Halt
M.—Cedar Review
Thelma King
Moetin
Church News
Northminster Presbyterian
Moteat
Panvileya
Waterloo Homes
Colly
Uncle Wiggily and
Billie’s
Howard R. Garis
Billie Bushytail
Billy
Optical Service
Complete Optical Service
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