Women Attend Japanese Tea Party Hosted by HNews Society
Ten young Miatrons in Japanese costumes entertained Picst Congresational members at Mrs. D. Easton’s home with cherry blossoms and tea. Program featured oriental piano piece, songs, Kobe city notes, and histories of Kobe college.
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Picst
Woman's Organization
D. Easton
Bob College
W. HE. Bickley
Mission Department
Maude Popp
A. E. Enderlein
J. A. Hoskins
Koby
Nesc
Minnie Crippen
Japan
Marian Miller
Kobe College
Rockford College
Rockford
Jane Iatta
Misa Ruth Bassett
A. S. Weishaar
Ure
Ralph Dunlavey
Walnut Street Baptist Women’s Society
Dunlavey
Beridlella Sankey
Lucile Cutler
Virginia Gable
Virginia Wish
Evelyn Knapp
Grace M. * Aid Society
Kensington
A. &. Alexander
Robert Parrott
Oliver Stevenson
Eal Eickelberg
Fred Miller
J. R. Murray
United Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Esther Pullem
Ruth Zilmer
George McCreary
A. Ma MccCreary
Pullem
Initiation Follows C. E. 8 Kensington Event
Kensington hosts an afternoon gathering with bridge and 500 tables, a 6 30 p m picnic supper, and an initiatory meeting for Eastern Stars of Becker chapter attended by about 70. Prizes to several members, a 7 30 p m initiation, musical numbers, and refreshments served. Guests include Fr Martin and Vin ton chapter patron.
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Kensington and
Becker
Abs
Alice Edwards
Nellie Kiessling
Mmes
Alica, Jeffries
Helen Fox
Kathleen Kopel
Mabel Perkins
A. EB. Weldam G. Baugher
Frappe
Nelle Williams
Frank Adams
Fr. Martin
Vintton
Vinton, Ta
D A R Celebrates Washington Birthday in Waterloo
D A R chapters host Washington birthday events with a luncheon at First M Church piclory and a colonial tea at Mrs Northey home. Honored guests include Mr and Mrs Brown celebrating their sixtieth anniversary. Program features Hurlburt talk, solos, duets, and a life sketch of Mrs Brown.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Waterloo
M. EL Shurch Piclory
Mary Melrose Wil
F. J. Northey
J.T. Alford
New York
C. F. Brown
Brown
George Washington
R. EF. Hurlburt
BB. T. Lay
W. A. Lane
Fred J. Miller
G. M. Cordendall
A. G. Sawyer
E.R. Bergestresser
Class of Girls to Stage Program at St Pauls Friday
Readers and singers from the Parget Me-Not class of girls will present a program at St Pauls M. B. church Friday. Mrs. Graham Mesoeiier coaches the group with selections by Byte-ars Wielstins and Reading Seleon Wilkins. A farewell party for Brown family was held at the W. W. Blough home Grange Township.
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Cob Hebsen
St. Francis Hospital
Cecelia Welker
Perry Witty Weeing
St. Paul’s
Parget
St. Paul's M. B
Graham Mesoeiier
Hie Mupruers
Yang- Ad
Byte
Ars
Wielstiins
Pino Sope
Lermius
Seleon Wilkins
Sulo Laby Heald
Florance Harker
Eliss
Aneathea Kanyon
Marion Townsend
Marjoriey Anderson
Abha Thorery
Misia Walton
Howard
Claude
W. W. Blough
Grange Township
John
Brown
Familly
Rose' Sl
Ino
Waterloo Lodge
Mystle
Will
Moose Hall
Misa Marjorie Loomis
Girls of Westminster Missionary ‘Cirese
Ruth Mowbray
Mary Northey
Martha Louissa Graham
Beauty Nap and Self Care Remedies Promised to Rejuvenate
A magazine excerpt advises nervous readers to take a ritual nap every afternoon composed of a hot bath, tea, and quiet rest to become “a new woman.” It also suggests scalp care, cod liver oil, and exercise to improve health, with a note to seek medical advice for eye strain or bald spots.
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Beatty Nas
Ara Rou
Iso
Aurseit
SyMnacum
von. C. Oa
Club Notes Highlight Rainbow Drive Gathering
Mrs W Pattison and Mrs J N Blitsch hosted the Duke Hill club on Rainbow drive Wednesday afternoon. Five hundred provided entertainment as Mrs Laura Gatrabrant and others attended the social event.
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W. 4. Pattison
J. N. Blitsch
Duke-Hill Club
Pattison
Rainbow Drive
Laura Gatrabrant
Clarksville Girl Walks to Waverly in Nighttime Wanderings
An 11 year old Clarksville girl, Evelyn, walked to Waverly after leaving school Monday. She wandered through Allendale area then slept in a hut near the river before being found near Clarksville eight hours later. She was returned to her grandmother in Clarksville with her aunt Mrs August Harmoning.
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Waverly
Clarksville
Horalyn Betta
Evelyn
August Harmoning
Shea
Baid
Keokuk Public Library Reports 1923 Circulation and Finances
Keokuk Iowa February 21 The 1923 library report shows a total of 37302 books issued and a board balance of 3288.66 plus receipts of 12076.83 and expenditures of 8788.17. New books purchases exceeded previous years and sinking fund money was set aside for shelving and cases. The peak daily circulation reached 681 and the low was 29. Inside Portray Lost Colony Kinston North Carolina February 21 A historical pageant April 21 will feature home talent from several counties reenacting Virginia's lost colony and early American history including Dave the first white child born in America.
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Keokuk
Keokuk Public Library
Library Board
Iinside
Kinston
N. C
Virginia
Dave
America
Brown Couple Celebrates Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles F Brown observe their sixtieth wedding anniversary at their Waterloo Iowa home 420 Commercial Street after a day hosting friends and a Washington birthday luncheon with the Waterleo chapter of the Daughters of the Revolution. He is a former opera house manager and Civil War veteran. she a Warren County New York native and Daughters of the Revolution member. Their two sons, Charles in Montana and Harry G in Waterloo, attended the milestone.
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Charles F. Brown
Brown
Commercial Street
Waterleo
Daughters of the Revolution
Washington
Moemedist
Church
Crown
Knights
Altho
Occanio
Fis
Waterloo
Lowa
Ager
Lardy Stack
Charles F
Mary Stark Brown
England
Worcester
New Heapshire
Cape Cod
Mass
Boston Papers
New York
Ninety-third
New York Volunteer Infantry
U. S. Cavalry
Mr. Brown
Dandy
Richmond E
Pythias Hall
Equa
Andington
Doug
Whating
Potomac
York Volunteer Infantry
Pottersville
Warren
Lincoln
Brownl
Iowa
Cedar Falls
Burn Iham
Brown's Opera House
Opera House
Walker Whiteside
van Benthuysen
Jacob van Benthuysen
Holland
East
Daughters of the Révolution
Charles
Montana
Harry G
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Robert Anderson Post
Courier Newsboy Delivery Time Claim
A man claims to get the first copy of the Paper daily at 3 30 from the press room, enabling him to boast the newsboys’ delivery by about a half hour.
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Courier
Orange Township Couple Celebrates Wedding Anniversary
Orange Township notes a couple from Orange Township celebrating their wedding anniversary with a Friday evening supper attended by family and friends. The item also mentions local social events, school activities, declamatory honors, and a planned Percheron horse sale in Cedar Falls in March.
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Lester Paris
Alberta Miller
Orange
Janceville
Jancevilla
Hudson
LM. Forney
Edgar
Hansen
Helen Forney
Maus
Wilbert Miller
Roy
Waille Miller
Hess
Row Stoy
Memming
Hast! High
Waterloo
Teachers College, High
Dunkerton
Guy Klingaman
Ames
Will Klingaman
Baldenecker
Oscar Hamer
Sam Herbaugh
Hershal Harbaugh
Sliss Sloan
Miss Powell
Cedar | Falls
Mary Blough
Taoyd| Miller
James Loonan
Cedar Falls
Save $10,000 by Leaving Electors Off Primary Ballots
Des Moines reports that the state could save $10,000 per primary if an amendment sponsored by Senator Banta is adopted. The plan would strike presidential electors from primary ballots and have state conventions name them. Printing costs drive the potential savings, and supporters argue names need not appear on primaries as they do not on general tickets.
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Des Moines
Banta
Delaware County
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Troutner
Deen Club
Josephine Barroct
C. E
Mary Eggert
Martha Pattie
Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Winifred Garvin
Chicago
Russell-Lamson
Convcation
B. of
R. T
State Union
Sunshine Judge
K. GC
Josephine Olney
Cedar Walls
Margaret Radford
Della Bush
Charrpar-Cook
A. B. Cur- Ten
Merthe Charrpar
Fred Cook
Cedar Rapids
Lillie Cook
Benny Alexander
Edison P.T.A
R. C. Eggert
Edison Parent Teacher Association
Imnasinio
A. C
Francis Awviliary—tirs
D.A.R
Sylvester Howell
Co.c
Denishawn
Waterloo Theatre
Women's Relief Corps
Dormands. Johnston
Waterlon Review
Moosehall
Ates Byers
Miss
Bertha
Kress
Gladys _ Payne
J. T. Gilfillan
Margaret
Kathryn Stallman
Church News
East Park Presbyterian Brotherhood
Jed Kalecenbach
Frank McDonnald
Walter Thomas
Walter Holman
Central Christian Ladies’ Aid Society
Sacred Heart Girls’ Club
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Bishop’s Cafeteria
St. Paul’s M. BE. Church
First Presbyterian Christian
Fred §. Pettit
First Presbyterian Woman's Working Association
Missionary Fund
Holly Day
Ida Cooley
F.C. Liffring
Women's Missionary Society
Westminster
Willim A. BH
Graham
A. Te. Jackson
J. W. Henderson
Ht. G. Neethey
IL. van Ausdel
W. W. Warsaw
Waves Memorial
U. K
E. W. Main
Hosteses
Aimes
Alice Hatfield
P.M. Schreiner
George Highley
Be. C.ramsom
C. T. Wilson
J. P. Jones
United States
First M_ EH
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Woman’s
Sotiety
BE. Barron
J. Bunker
Jildd Tunis
I A. Masberg
T. “. Lynch
FO. Poater
B. Briner
Harry Rynerson
Book Review Club
Hast High
CC. Shean
Fred. Trost
FL W. Scott
Bombera
P. L. Elu
Canly
Linden Friendship Club
Walter Lee
W. H. Porter
Jos Ioiman
A. O. Aasgaard
Silver Star Club
A. Gotoski
J. Pott
QR. Hughes
Smith
K W.K
Walter Burch
Mr. Warch
Hazel Stansbury
Leland Corey
Phelma Daley
Mal Jougge
Public Library
Mrs. Brows
Buchanan
Buchanan Co. A. Buildin
Pacific
Alaskan
HE. Berger
Slayton
Minn
Bodl
Bradfield Regulator _ Co
Atlanta
Margot Hayes
Florence Brinkman
Grace M. E. Church
Fast Fifth Street
W. C.T. U. Pirieeedits
Jap Rose
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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