Waterloo drama league gains backing for community theater
Waterloo civic groups, including the Woman's Club and Social Welfare League, endorse the Community Drama League. They highlight planned membership drives and wide activities to brighten life, foster cul ture, and develop esthetic appreciation through drama and related arts.
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Community Drama League
Waterloo
Harry W. Sigworth
Rela Lions
C. M. Young
Waterloo Woman's Club
Tor It
Draigi League
Womar Maude L. Jopp
Civic Progress Factor
Zoom
Drama League
FE. A. Boggs
Woman's Club
Ledge Active Aid
Natural Music Clubh
Cam- Drama League
Mildred Hoffman
B. Natural Music Club
Jeague
Anim
Ada MM
Palmer
Social Welfare League
Woman's club plans legislative talk on welfare
ElPaso area notes report a called meeting of the Woman's club after the Literary department session to discuss state land and federal proposals affecting women and children. Attendees urged. meeting set for 3 p m with a program to follow.
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Woman's Club
iLiterary
Ittasysel-Lameon
Theselub
Church auxilary and circle meet for social
Northmster Presbyterian Ladies auxiliary met with Mrs H Scott as hostess for a social time after the business session. Light refreshments were served with help from Mmes Jackson Noble and Miller. Burton Avenue Baptist Woman's circle met at W L Garvin home for regular business with light refreshments. Deborah society held an all day sewing at the church parors with thirty women present for a noon picnic lunch.
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W. C
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Cedar iPalls
Black Hawk
Ioan
National Fund
Washington, D. C
Evanston
Des Moints
Evangelical Church
Hofe
Ida GB. Wise-Smith
Northmmster
Burton Avenue
Laptist
W. L. Garvin
Deborah Society
Veterans Meet Youngsters at Bolo Club Open Night
Members of the Bolo clubs held an open meeting at Memorial hall honoring returning soldiers. The event aimed to connect youngsters with veterans of past wars and explain club aims. A smaller turnout due to bad weather led to a postponed program and a plan to enlist each returning service member. Regular membership drives were launched and a banquet invitation issued for March 4.
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Bolo
Memorial Hall
Ihm. Wagner
Bolo Club
Holo Club
Ini
Kenyon
Siweet
Washington
Federal Free Employment Bureaus
Lieut
John W. Gwynn
John Boeller
Capt. Flynn
Edsinton
Corp. C
McFarlane Home for Short Stay During Session
Arch W. McFarlane, speaker of the Iowa House, will remain at least part of the time during the general assembly vacation and the next session set to convene March 5. He reports a speedier progress of legislation and notes no friction among leaders. the road bill is the standout measure, with a draft published for citizens and likely to pass largely as the subcommittee chair Santee outlined.
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Arch W. McFarlane
Laws House of Representatives
General Assembly
McFarlane
Thirty-eighth
House
Senate
Santee
Black Hawk County
Kingdon Gould Honored For Ariege Forest War Service
Lieut Kingdon Gould son of George J Gould has been specially commended by Maj Joseph B Kuhn for his work as an observation officer in the Argonne forest fighting and operations around Montfaucon during the final five days of the war.
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Kingdon Gould
Associated Press
New York
Geo. J., Gould
Joseph B. Kuhn
Argonne Forest
Montfaucon
Freezone promises quick relief for corns and calluses
An advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap, simple remedy for corns and hard skin on feet. It claims a few drops remove corns from toes and calluses from the bottom of feet, leaving pink, long lasting skin that does not ache or irritate.
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Freezone
Trall
Shade
U S Food Reserves See Big Increases in 1919 Stock
United States inventories show large gains in beans, oats, tomatoes, corn, sugar, and canned salmon with year over year increases. Wheat stocks more than double compared with 1918, while visible supply figures reflect a heavy rise in commercial wheat holdings as of January 1 1919.
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Department of Agriculture
Chicago, Board of Trade
Graham Moor
Muuk
Tax Paying Patriot Plea Triggers Civic Reminder
A call to civic duty urges readers to pay income tax as a duty to the nation. The message frames taxpayers as patriots and asks readers to join the effort.
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Brighten Lives
Womad
J. Clark
Socitetp
Woman’s Club
Mmes
J. F. Simpson
E.T. Jones
Bridge Club
Favors
Mines
JL W. Wray
N.B. Barber
Dubuque
Rose Moore
Charles i Moore
Joseph RB
St. Patrick’s
Schurch
Nev. D. A. Gorman
Leona Kiefer
James Sweeney
Kiefer
Mesch
West High School
Margaret Asch
Washington Mills
Chicago
Fidella ‘Amos
Randolph Street
Earl Heacock
Camp Funston
Kan
Gladys Tucker
Alice Takin
H. J. Amos
Thelma Amos
Clarice Taylor
al Zimmerman
Freeport
Ad Amin
Great Western Frieght
Circle H
Ladies of the Sacred Heart
Hotel Hussell-Lamson
Maxine Russell Lamson
Paar Ae
Brussels
Axminster
Hall-Ekfest CO
Park Avenue and
Lafayette Street
Speaker McFarlane
Brownatone
Kenton Pharmacal Co
Coppin Bldg
Covington
Irene
United States
East Fourth Street
Iowa
Woolworth
Kraft
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