Willard Fundraiser Honors Frances Willard Leaders
A Memorial Hall gathering Tuesday honored Frances Willard with a flower fund for temperance work. Mrs. Peter Woodring spoke of Willard, carnations were placed before her picture, and a distribution followed as members sang and contributed. The program featured devotional services, talks from local clubs on women and the Eighteenth Amendment, and ribbon recruits from two young cousins.
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Willard
W. Clt. i
Memorial Hall
F. F. Yapp
Peter Woodring
Miss Willard
America
P. L. Garver
Liftle
Dorothy Pushes
Ruth Byalyn Arthur
E. A. Boggs
Woman's Club
J.P. Morris
Charlotte Howe
G. W. Lucht
Frances
Woman's Club Postpones Meeting and Programs
The Waterloo Woman's Club announced the general meeting for February 22 is postponed to next week. The Literary Department will present a program featuring Chekhov and Moscow Art Theatre pieces under Mrs. ONG and Mrs. W E Schrag. A bridal shower honors Mildred Stanton for her marriage to William Koch.
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Woman’s Club
Waterloo
Dallas
Ph Cheebow
Ong
Moscow Art Theatre
W. ES Schrag
Waterloo Woman's Club
Austoriun
Ming Arts
Ewa Wood Loveall
H. Gis Kopel
Clark Leeper
Adams
Arnie Bodholt
Priday
Gur Schoo
Cora Mas Bushy
Cuij
Pandhon Powers
Gollug Power
Reading
Abraham Lincoln
Claire Paddon
Yoru Bolo
Little Cottage
Carolyn Johnson
Helen Fisher
Janeat Knox
Proldhaugen
Grieg
Virginia Gable
Woman's Club
Geneva
Herbart Marshall
Romaire
Chub House
C. E. Howani
Tell Her She's Lucky in Love and Life
A reader letter discusses a married woman's frustration as her husband goes out two to three nights weekly. A columnist argues he is pleasant and hardworking, suggests she pursue her own activities during the day, and advises avoiding quarrels. The piece urges acceptance, personal happiness, and a possible shift in dynamics rather than confrontation.
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Wayant
Beauty Manicure Implements For Frugal Self Care
A reader guide explains budget friendly manicure setup with a $2 tool set, a flexible steel file, emery boards, and a polish pad. It covers lemon rubbed nails, cuticle care, and simple polishing steps, emphasizing inexpensive methods over pricey kits.
Character Dinner Party of B P W Entertains 135
The Business and Professional Women's Club hosted a character dinner at the Galloway clubhouse with 146 attendees in period costumes. Guests included Washington family figures Civil Warera and a diverse mix from Mantress to Aunt Samantha, plus a prize-winning drum corps and couples in elaborate outfits.
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Happy
Hobo
Ehib
Galloway
Washington
R Toms
Samanthas
Mary Haggert
Charlotte Howe
George Washington
Wis
Buly
Alica Hadley
Myra Loban
Hazel Scott
Olga Thompson
Wanfia Dallin
Polly Bassarear
Vara Peck
Constance McDermott
Tina
Marcia
Nella Tritz
Lauri Garra Hrant
Maymo Egan
Miss Mabel Tinion and Geo Miller Marry in Surprise Ceremony
Miss Mabel Tinion wed George B Miller Tuesday in a surprise 4 p m ceremony at a Cedar Rapids Methodist parsonage. Rev Witziginman officiated with Mrs 13 F Nehlsen and Mrs George Nehlsen as attendants. The couple will spend two weeks in Chicago before returning to Bakerley to reside. Miller, a Harvard Military School graduate, works with his father in George B Miller & Son.
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Mabel Tinion
George B. Miller
Witziginman
Nn Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Cedar Rapids
Mer
F. Nehlsen
Sacred Heart court reunion set at St Mary's church
Sacred Heart court of the W C F schedules its first reunion in the present St Mary's church home on Sunday afternoon February 24. The social event features a picnic luncheon with members supplying sandwiches and another dish. Mrs J P Kearney Mrs George Smale Mrs Nick Meisch and Mrs Frad Hacker lead the planning. The court, founded about 16 years ago, has around 160 members and reunions are biennial. At Walnut Street Baptist Amicus class meeting officers elected include Anna McLain president Juanita Guystead vice president Gladys Rogers secretary Edna Miles treasurer Lucy Teasdale reporter Ivadel Rice chairman missionary committee. A three course supper followed. Miss
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Sacred Heart Court
St. Mary's Church
J. P. Kearney
George Smale
Nick Meisch
Frad Hacker
Walnut Street Baptist Amicus
Juanita Guystead
Anna McLain
Miss Gunstead
Gladys Rogers
Edna Miles
Lucy Teasdale
Ivadel Rice
Club Notes and Local Events This Week
Tuesday Luncheon hosted by Mrs Theodore Peek featured Mrs James Peek and Mrs Walter Jones with Mrs Carl Peek and Miss Esther Peet assisting. Forget-Me-Not class benefit entertainment set for Friday at St Pauls M E church to aid St Luke's hospital fund. Mrs Charles Hersh hosting theater party for Elite circle tomorrow afternoon at Black's store mezzanine. Kumch at a while club held a short meeting with a Washington reading by Mrs Pearl Akin and a vocal duet by Mrs Whittle and Mrs John George, refreshments served by Mrs Tracy Glasener and Mrs L G Ransome.
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James Peek
Walter Jones
Theodore Peek
Carl Peek
Esther Peet
Forget-MeNot
Danning& Benefit Entertainment
Priday l
St. Paul's M. E. Church
St. Luke's Hospital
Charles Hersh
Elite Circle
Black’s
Kumch
A. T. Whittle
Washington
Pearl Akin
Whittle
John George
Tracy Glasener
L. G. Ransome
New Church Visits By Y Boys Extend Neighborhood Outreach
Waterloo Y M C A boys plan a Saturday visit to five churches First Baptist Central Christian First Presbyterian Trinity American Lutheran and Calgary Evangelical with lay leader BE T Lay and Charles Whitfield coordinating. Mothers auxiliary meetings Thursday afternoon at the association feature Rev O S Raspe discussing home agency cooperation for boy life. Special music and refreshments will be provided. mothers are invited to join.
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Waterloo
BE. T Lay
Charles Whitfield
First Baptist
Central Christian
First ‘Presbyterian
Trinity American Lutheran
Calgary Evangelical
Mothers’ Auxiliary
O. S. Raspe
Universalist Church
Library Book Sales Contest Boosts Nonfiction Circulation
Waterloo public library circulation staff ran a four week contest to measure books “sold” when patrons chose titles due to assistant advertisements. Assistant A logged 111 “sales” in 192 hours with 22 nonfiction. B logged 165 in 146 hours with 29 nonfiction. C logged 31 in 56 hours with 8 nonfiction. Overall circulation rose four percent, fiction up 3.8 and nonfiction up 42, signaling a notable shift toward nonfiction.
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Adale
Waterloo Public Library
de Faltely
Virginia Wester
Pratt School of Library Science
Grand Piano Gifted to Central Fire Station
Firemen at Central station may take up piano and voice study after a grand piano was donated to the dormitory recreation room on the second floor. The gift comes from Hermann Miller of Jawa Manufacturer Insurance, who recently adjusted a loss involving a grand piano and purchased two pianos to replace it.
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Central Fire Station
Hermann Miller
Jawa Manufacturera Insurance Company
Miller
Ben
Gates College to Create A F Gates Memorial Fund
A scholarship fund will be established at Gates Business College to aid deserving boys and girls in obtaining a business education. The A F Gates Memorial Fund aims to provide financial assistance starting September 1.
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Gates Business College
A. F. Gates
Scholarship fund to be formed for Gates students
A scholarship fund and related will are planned for September 1. Loans at a low interest rate will be offered to students who repay after obtaining employment. Ira Blough of Leavitt Johnson National Bank Verne Bartling state bank examiner and Miss Gertrude Glasener secretary of the M C A former Gates students will manage financing with contributions from alumni and former students.
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Monsy
Ira Blough
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Verne Bartling
State Bank
Gertrude Glasener
M.C. A
Gates
Real Estate Banquet Features California Talk at Waterloo
Approximately 32 Realtors and wives attended the Waterloo Real Estate board’s first annual ladies night and banquet at a Black’s tearoom. Belangee discussed California real estate woes with cautions about overoptimism, noting banks curtail loans and high prices may not hold outside Iowa. Entertainment included W. W. White and talks by East High School students Margret Weishaar and Jessica Jones.
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Waterloo Real Estate Board
California
Belangee
Abe
Ogeles
W. W. White
East High School
Margaret Weishaar
Jessica Jones
East
Wast Hgh
A. Allen
Iowa
Los Angeles
Scoutmasters Training School Slides Into 10 Week Session
March 17 marks the start of a ten week scoutmasters training school. The agenda includes life saving instruction by Capt. C. G. A. Hyatt and astronomy sessions by Prof. E. Watson from Iowa State Teachers College. The new Band Troop No. 5 opened with 17 boys under Bennett, bandmaster and scoutmaster, and a bass drum was donated by J. Kessler of Eldora formerly of Waterloo.
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CG. A. Hyatt
National Red Cross Hfe
Lfe
Watson
Iowa State Teachers College
Bennett
J Kessler
Eldora
Waterloo
Be Careful What You Wash Your Hair With
A vintage ad advises avoiding soaps with free alkali that dry the scalp and brittle hair. It favors Mial sified coconut shampoo as pure grease free, inexpensive, and long lasting. Two to three teaspoonfuls with water create rich lather to cleanse, rinse, and leave hair soft, fluffy, bright, and easy to manage. It also claims it loosens and removes dust dirt and dandruff.
Many New Troops of Scouts to Be Formed
Three meetings are scheduled at Boy Scout headquarters Friday night. The court of honor will examine scouts applying for rank advance. The troop organization committee will review plans for forming new troops and the camping committee will set the summer camp fee. It is said nonlocal boys may pay a larger fee to help cover camp overhead. It is hoped to recruit several new scoutmasters from those who outside Waterloo.
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Boy Scout
Court of Honor
Waterloo
Pedicord casts Florida impressions from Tampa model city
W L Pedicord reports from Tampa Florida that residents favor southern workers over northern ones and notes wealth concentration amid poverty. He observed high rent for single rooms, predicting spring rates rising from 25 to 57 a week and plans to return to Waterloo via New York and Chicago in May. In a separate note Erie defeats Vinton 100 to 58 in a pocket billiards tournament at Popular cigar store.
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Fla
WL. Pedicord
W. H. Pedicord
Pedicord
Florida
Tampa
Waterloo
New York
Chicago
Erie
Vinton
William Urie
Speck Vinton
Popular Cigar Store
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