Final plans for biennial convention in Waterloo
Society notes report plans for the Federation of Omens Clubs biennial in Waterloo with sessions at Hoyt Sherman place Des Moines March 7 to 9. Guests include Mrs Edward Prathkin White Indiana attorney general chair of the legislative department. Governor Kendgtt and Judge Wade of Des Moines expected to speak. Miss Mildred Farlety engagement to Harry Hoffmann announced. local clubs host dinners and social events.
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Federation of Omens Clubs
Waterloo
Des Moines
B. 3
Howrey
Hoyt-Sherman Place
Edward Prathkin White
Indiana
Legislative Department
The
General Federation
Kendgtt
Wade
Bes Afpines
Maringy
Mildred Farlety
Fariong
Ireland
Wis
Harry] Hoffmann
Margaret Hoffman
Mar Yon
Vernie Thompson
Myrtle Kingwood
Maygie Culmningham
Beauty Chats by Edna Rent on Hand and Shoe Details
A vintage column highlights personal beauty via two overlooked details the feet and hands. It advocates plain, well made shoes and gloves, warns against cheap fads, and urges careful grooming such as moderate shampooing and scalp oil. It also hints at internal health notes like cheek fullness.
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West
Side Talks On Wealth, Exclusivity And Social Unrest
Russell Cameron discusses the European unrest and its domestic impact, arguing the desire for luxury and exclusivity fuels inequality. He notes that shared poverty reduces status distinctions and warns that chasing prestige invites continued envy and discontent.
Woman's Club Bridge Party at Hotel Russell-Lamson
Waterloo Woman's Club hosts a bridge party in the Hotel Russell-Lamson Callroom on Friday evening March 9 with thirty-nine tables. Hospitality chairs Mrs H G Lichty Mrs Waller J Johnson and Mrs Harry Orrick direct arrangements. Proceeds may fund new quarters furnishings. A second item notes a Parent Leader Meeting featuring a telephony demonstration and Girl Reserve Initiation ceremonies at 7:30 p.m. in the Washington Irving gym.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
Hosteas
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
H. GB. Lichty
Waller J. Johnson
Harry Orrick
Simlar
Washington-Irving
Parent-Tageda Association Mrnday
Club Notes And Meetings At Home Of Mrs Idell C McGord
The Star Rebecca club organized yesterday at Mrs Idell C McGord home. New president and George Wiley elected secretary for six months. Meetings set for the fourth Tuesday monthly. Mrs McCord served light refreshments after business. Fidelity circle met with Mrs Clara Bennington with fourteen Pythluna Bisters present. Time spent sewing. A party supper and evening meeting with Mrs Addie Debe planned for March 27. Mrs W Peavey hosted eight J D club members at a noon luncheon in Black's tearoom. Androsen arranged the table centerpiece.
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Star-Rebecca, Clu
Idell C. McGord
George Wiley
McCord
Fidelity
Clara Bennington
Addie Debe
Church News on Sunday School Banquets and Meetings
First Presbyterian officers and teachers plan annual banquets and elections at the church Thursday evening with Major guild serving at 6 15 o clock. Toastmaster Marty M Reed and a program feature talks by W Dav dence in the Homemakers Class and other department reports. The B Larsen and Mrs W H Cunningham of Cedar Rapids will address St Marks St Margaret guilds at 2 30 p m at Mrs P I Bryants home. First Lutheran Ladies Aid holds all day quilting Thursday with a later business meeting. Sewing circle meets at St Marys auditorium with Mmes Hacker Vollenweider Adrian and McNally in attendance.
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First Presbyterian
Aunner
Marty M. Reed
Fred Seger
Desan Church
Regilfillan
Hugh Thourpson
J. W.ieth
Damon Cheney
Hugh? Patterson
Loma Griffin
County Association
Clinton F. Smith
J. de Liffring
B. Larsen
HH. Cunningham
Cedar Rapids
Woman's Auxiliary
Board of Missions
St Mark’s Church
St. Margaret's Guild
P. I. Bryant
First Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Louis Dieckmann
Menryletenschmidt
St. Mary's Auditorium
Mmes. S. F. Hacker
Louis .Vollenweider
Philip Adrian
T. M. McNally
Helen Kingery Dies Near Greene Today
Helen Kingery daughter of Mr and Mrs Amos Kingery died at the family home two miles southwest of Greene Iowa from pneumonia She became ill during a junior high class party last Friday evening Surviving are her parents five sisters and five brothers Services will be at the Presbyterian church on a date advised by relatives and friends from distant locations
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Greene
Helen
Amos Kingery
da. m
Elsie Barth
George Shaffer
Wilh Lovell
Marvel
Donald
Harold
Leonard
W. Kuhn
Los Angeles
Cal
Dar- Tell
Windom
Mion
Presbyterian Church
The Purple Label on Meat Inspectors Protection
That purple United States Government Inspection label on meat marks wholesomeness and safety. The Bureau of Animal Industry operates 2,500 inspectors in major plants, testing meat from live animal to postmortem, ensuring only inspected and passed products enter interstate or foreign trade. Instate commerce often lacks federal oversight, leaving consumers unprotected unless states or cities require their own meat inspection programs.
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Ine
United States
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Wall Favored Plan to Reclaim West Bank Riverfront
River front commissioners favor a seven foot dam plan to back water and extend a wall from the Suffern building to the first west arch of Firth Elrod Bridge. The scheme aims to deepen the western park area and create flood control with automatic gates. Engineers warn abandonment would shift the main channel, risking multiple interests. Memorial park walls would be terraced to the riverfront as flood defenses are prepared.
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Suffern
Firthelrod Bridge
Memorial Hall
Board of
River Front Commisssioners
Austin Burl
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Cedar River
River Front Commissioners
River Front
Bowman
Lear
Fifth Street
Fourth Street
River Front Commission
Riverfront plan to reclaim Tailrace west of Suffern building
Commissioner Plowman said the riverfront commission is satisfied with the reclaiming plan and it may be included in the riverfront improvement program. The project could begin as soon as possession of the race is obtained.
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Jill
Consul
Ruth
Europe
The
Sun
Wwe
Flan and
Plowman
River Front Commission
Suffern
Local Hospitals Crowded Amid City Illness Wave
Sickness stretches city hospitals with St Francis crowded and emergency care continuing. Pneumonia cases rise while influenza admits limited at Presbyterian. Schools show improved attendance after peak grippe and cold absences. Central school staff remain home with grippe. Shakespeare note closes odd item.
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St. Francis Hospital
Presbyterian Hospital
St. Francis
Althe
West High
P. E. Bickenbach
Central School
John J. Clements
Grippe
B. F. London
Lowell School
Busy Scout Program Sets March Activity Schedule
March will be a busy month for Boy Scout work with tenderfoot tests now supervised at headquarters to standardize results, freeing scoutmasters for other tests. A bugling school debuts alongside marches and troop hikes, with an executive board meeting set for March 9 and a radio school session included in the lineup.
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Tenderfoot
Compass Te
Ragio School
Spractioe
Scoutmaster Conference and Tests Schedule
A dense listing of Boy Scout activities including Tenderfoot and First Aid tests, signaling, radio, band practice, compass tests, court of honor, general hikes, and a monthly executive board meeting. It notes troop hikes, special patrols, and a leaders conference with varied times across the day.
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Sugle Corpa
Aleeofrat
Hadig School
Benlor
Scoutmasters
Court of Honor
Heyy Slonthly
Riulio-school
Hudson Legion Benefit Vaudeville Show Arranged by Local Entertainers
The Hudson American Legion plans a Friday evening benefit vaudeville show with eight Waterloo entertainers. Organizer Jes Lewis presents acts by Miss Jean Birdsall, Myrtle Hughes, Margaret Hughes, James 4A, Murphy, and Ralph Martin among others.
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Hudson American | Legion
Waterloo
Jes Lewis
Jean Birdsall
Myrtle
Margaret Hughes
James 4A
Murphy
Ralph Martin
Hudson Impersonator Joins Quartet for Program
Frank Fortunski and Rodney Finlay with Mr. Lewis lead a program featuring a quartet and an impersonator from Hudson. The listing highlights local talent contributing to the evening's entertainment.
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Frank Fortunski
Rodney Finlayson
Mr. Lewis
Hudson
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