Waterloo Masonic Event Initiates Five Members
Five candidates are initiated at a Waterloo chapter meeting with visitors from Plymouth and Big Rapids in attendance. Afterward, music and refreshments follow. a March 12 program by the Women’s Idle Day club is announced.
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Masonic Heal
Plymouth
Ind
Atina Bendoré
Iowa Falls
Jena
Leila Adems
Big Raye Tds
Big Hapids
Ruth
Florence Cabri
Rose Lukes
Frappe
Fittla
Valerie McLaughlin
Ann McClain
Mario Fuller
Elsie
Edna Lukes
Mildred Rector
Women's
Idle Day Club
Mra
J. E. Dietat
Dakerte Santha
Numade el Gradata
K.P. Hall
Becker Chapter
Masonic Hall
Avis Daniels and Anthony Gentle Wed at St. John's
Miss Avis Lucille Daniels daughter of Mrs Anna Daniels and Anthony Gentle son of Mr and Mrs Michael Gentle were united in marriage at 4 pm at St Johns parish house officiated by Rev Mi J Lentz Attendants were Rose Gentle and Joseph Gentle The groom works at Illinois Central shops The bride a Manchester High graduate was a switchboard operator For dinner about 40 guests at the Gentle home in Waterloo after a trip to Des Moines and other cities The couple will reside in Waterloo
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Avis Lucille Daniels
Anna Daniels
Anthony Gentle
Michael Gentle
St. John’s Parish House
Mi J. Lentz
Afiss
Rose Gentle
Joseph Gentle
Gentle
Des Moines
Waterloo
Illinois Central
Manchester High School
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Teamwork and Selflessness in Public Life Lessons
A column reflects on teamwork in youth and public life. It extols role models teaching cooperation, humility, and service over ego. The piece laments individualism and urges collective effort, citing a father guiding a 10 year old through football and civic engagement lessons.
Beauty tips for the overworked modern woman
A fragile handbook urges busy women to care for skin and hands with simple routines. It advocates lemon juice glycerin rose water mix, petroleum jelly or lard to smooth skin, and oil rubs to keep hands clean. It warns hats protect hair during chores and suggests modest, practical housewear to avoid aging the skin.
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Nonin
House
Church Guild Officers Chosen at First Presbyterian Parlor
The Majer church guild met in Wadnesly afternees naming Ars. La W. Farium as president and Wilbur as vice president. Secretaries, treasurers, and other officers were selected. 28 members and four guests attended with refreshments served afterward.
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Majer Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Ars
W.W. W. McAllister
Marold Smith
Club Notes and Social Gatherings Highlight Local Circle
Five hundred was diversion for Thursday club at Mrs John Collins home last evening. Guests included Jack Carter and Miss Lillian Collins. Sixty attended Three Link circle card party. Book Review club plans a meeting at room 168 East Itch building at 2:30 PM Friday with Mrs John Borger scheduled to speak on Amy Lowell.
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John Collins
Joe Kopache
Jatin Fpederspell
iTarold Ileddinger
Jack Carter
Lillian Collins
Three Link Circle
O. EF
Tall West
Favers
Mies
Ray Frinpian
F. R. Lishty
J. B. Traiey
Book Review Club
East Itch Building
John Borger
Amy Lowell
M., Coontz
Former Waterloo Woman Stars in Daley at Cedar Falls Legion Benefit
Miss Hazel Strayer, a former Waterloo girl now professor of public speaking, plays the title role in Daley at Regent Theatre in Cedar Falls. The Cedar Falls American Legion Benefit, slated for Friday and Saturday, will feature the three act comedy previously staged for Theta Alpha Phi.
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Waterloo
Daley
Cedar Falls
American Legion
Hazel
Strayer
Am Bo Legion
Regent Theatre
Drinkwater
Sask
West High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Columbia College of Expression
Cigago
Columbia Universit
New York City
Columbia Miss
Woman's Graduate Club
Writers’club
Morningside Players
Dominion Chautauquas
Calgary
Alberta
Town State Teachers College
Theta Alpha Phi
Flower Dramatic Fraternity
Legion
Birthday Celebration and Club Meeting Report
Mrs. Stansbury hosted a luncheon at her home in Rome on Wednesday with attendees including Hazel Stansbury and Bernice Scroggs celebrating a birthday anniversary. The KLOW KL club gathered for oldtime and modern dances with Rames music and gifts given to honored guests.
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Julius Mortensen
Happy ‘Twelve Club
Eh, Seidier
Drs
Frank Sheely
Minnie Nicleson
Rome
Hazel Stansbury
Bernica Scvoggy
Klow KL
Stansbury
C. G. Stanselbury
Flo. In
Kirk Scroggs
Club
Revenue Office Extends Hours At Post Office
Starting March 1 the revenue office on the second door of the post office building will stay open until 9 p.m to help workers file income tax returns. Deputy collector C. M. Williams and revenue inspector 36 Aumerica will assist March 12 to 15 during the filing period as the office handles about tit a day in returns for several days.
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C. M. Williams
Aumerica
Wiliams
Curfew Plans and Mayoral Bid of Miss Cherry
Cedar Rapids Missie Cherry, famed Cherry sisters vaudeville team, outlines a mayoral platform. She supports an 8 pm curfew in winter and 9 pm in summer for youths, longer hours for adults, cleaner entertainments, and strict policing. She seeks 1060 petition signatures and plans a full campaign, after running a local bakery and years in vaudeville with Addie.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Missie Cherry
Cherry Sisters
Miss Cherry
Addie
Missy Effie Cherry
Ste H
Manager in the East Refuses Offer on Big Circuit
A manager in the East, who had offered her time on a major circuit, was forced to decline. Miss Cherry is about six years old.
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Miss Cherry
C. J. Hartma Scranton
Wecause
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Mrs Jennie Ely Injured in Cedar Falls Auto Crash
Mrs Jennie Ely of 421 Blury Street sustained several broken ribs and bruises when she was thrown from a car driven by P F Lyden of Waterloo during a collision with WC Suka of Cedar Falls at the Eleventh and Clay Streets intersection. Doctors say injuries are not yet serious but prognosis will take days.
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Jennie Ely
Blury
Cedar Falls
Ely
Anautomobile
Lyden
Waterloo
WC. Suka
Cedar Pulls
Elehth
Clay Streets
Connecticut State Police Keep Busy in January
Hartford January police report shows the Connecticut State Police rounding up 20 organized automobile thieves and recovering over 44,000 dollars in property. They made 229 arrests, including many reckless drivers, patrolled over 6,000 miles of highway, examined a thousand license applicants, inspected hundreds of motion picture theatres for safety, and investigated 500 alleged violations.
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Hartford
Conn
Jon Needent
State Constabulary
Young- Gat
Connecticut State Police
Scattered Notes on Weights Laws and Murder Mysteries
Fragments discuss weights and measures statutes while also recounting brief passages about unresolved murder cases. The text hints at legal references alongside intrigue from crime stories, melding regulatory and detective themes without full detail.
Raymond Dramatic Club Pleased by Full House
Raymond Dramatic club enjoyed a near capacity audience at Sunday's performance of The Lighthouse Man and plans another Easter follow up titled The Path Across the Hill.
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Raymond
Raymond Dramatic Club
Be the Offering Draws Audience From Waterloo and Jesup
Sunday's service attracted attendees from Waterloo and Jesup, including residents of Waterloo and Jesup colleges. The event highlighted community participation and faith outreach in the region.
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Waterloo Ind Jesup
Aulo Flam Moves Into Former Union Motor Quarters
Redecorating of the former Union Motor company space at 407 409 West is under way in preparation for occupancy by the Hifleman Motor company this Saturday. The Hifleman will relocate from 404 408 West Fourth to expand operations dealing in Haynes Paige and Jewett automobiles.
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Aulo Flam
Union Motor Company
West
Hifleman Motor Company
Ihileman Company
Haynes, Paige and Jewett Automobiles
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