Woman's Club hosts nature talk Tuesday in Waterloo
Mrs Brances K Whitley will speak on Nature Study at the Waterloo Woman's club Home and Education department meeting Tuesday at 3 p.m. Music opens the program and tea will follow. Open to all members. Hostesses include Mrs W A B Graham and others. The club board meets Monday at 9:30 in the clubhouse.
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Brances K. Whitley
Webster
City
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Waterloo Woman's Club
Fea
Mines
W. A. B. Graham
GC. H. Bunker
C. M. Cheney
P. J. Marlin
S. B. Heverly
J. H. Bailey
P. W. Bolangee
W. R. Burkett
Portia Pesris Graham
Grahan
Hen J. Howrey
Waterloo, Tribune
W. H. Johnson
Mayd Chamberlain
Kipling
Kim
Lfe
India
E.L. Corton
W. W. Marsh
Waterloo People Active in Tourist Club for Iowans
Waterloo residents and winter visitors to Hot Springs Ark participate in the Iowa State Tourist club. The recent meeting at Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce featured a city talent program led by Mrs Scout and Mrs Smalling. Attendees included Albert Fife, Henry Bender, H B Quint, S M Stewart, May Maltby, and many others from Des Moines to Keokuk. Chapter FE PEO will host a picnic and annual meeting with a 6 pm supper at Mrs H Pedersons home, led by Mrs WW White and others, while Chapter 7 of the same order holds its annual business meeting at 8 pm at Mrs Mi Place.
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George A. Scott
W. B. Smalling
Hot Springs
Ark
Iowa State Tourist Club
Arkansas
Chamber of Commerce
Scout
Smalling
J. H. Gildner
Des Moines
Q. O. Gammon
Keokuk
Ruth Stewart
Jefferson
J. P. Langer
Blanche Langer
Pleasant
Ll. ¥. Spencer
Clarion
Ila McGrath
Emma Steakfield
Madrid
C. Daugan
Traey
A. J. Jolliffee
Mallard
J. B. Jollifee
Crame
Dik Mra
Charles Jarole- Taan
Marshalsteown
H. Lichly
Luverne
EB. O
H. Pederson
WW. W. White
AL EL Enderlein
G. A. Neubecker
I. J. Johannsen
Sisterhood
Mi Place
James Grahan
S. A. Mitchell
Mary Coughtr
Mary Day
Beauty tips on perfume and hair care from a reader
A reader offers advice on perfumed hair and sachet scents, noting sachet bags tucked into hats or clothes keep a light fragrance. The column also covers hair care basics, avoiding colognes on hair, and suggests massaging with cocoa butter or olive oil, plus tips on oily scalp and skin glands.
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Marcella
SIDE TALKS ARE WOMEN GOOD SPORTS
A city shopping trip leads to reflections on women as sports and political players. Two acquaintances discuss whether women are poorer sports than men, citing a teacher of physical training and a newspaper interview, then invite readers to share experiences and views on yielding, forgiving, and handling victory.
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Ste
Frien
Victoy
T. Reader
Teachers College Sponsors Concert by Noted Tenor
Tito Schipa, famed tenor, appearing at the college auditorium in Cedaplalls on March 4, brings a record of victories across Spain, South America, Central America, Cuba, and the United States. The article notes his humility and recalls his early training with Maestro Cerunda and Emilio Pizzi coll, plus his Chicago concert where 16 encores were demanded by a packed audience.
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Teachers College
Tito Schipa
College Auditorium
Cedaplalls
Jaly
Spain
South America
Central America
Cuba
United States
Cerunda
Milan
Emilio Pic Jcoll
Chicago
Mother Daughter Observance Led by YWCA Seeks Planned Biden
The YWCA Girl Reserve department led by Miss Marie Walters plans a two week program of mother daughter observances including three banquets for colored and white girls, with sermons by several ministers, speeches by Ella Curry Eloise Jones and others, youth choirs, and a March 6 and March 11 high school and grade school banquet sequence.
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Reserve Department of the
Young Women's Christian Association
Ella Curry
Eloise Jones
P. M. Lewis
Geneva Owens
LeRussel Crockett
Richard
Clarence
Hackett
Brown
Alice Reynolds
Rotary
Chicago
Nent Association
Haughet
Mareh Li
Josephine Murtagh
Emerson Fihneol
Wilma Hey
Miss Watters
Mittee
al Asqui
West High Junior Senior Banquet Set for May Ninth
West High plans its annual junior senior banquet as the last social event of the school year. The event is scheduled for Saturday evening in Hazel Lassell Lameson with committees named for service decoration program and arrangements.
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West Highs
Thely Chleh
Hazel Lassell-Lameson
Errine Mitchel
Claire Gleason
Robert Potter
Marjorie Wheelock
Crale Ellyson
Paul McGarvey
Miurjorire Gyess
Bint Simmons
Mary Nauman
Roger Haseman
Olvin Andere
Elwit Moore
Alice Rodamar
Francis Thompson
Hortensa, Morgan
Helen Swisher
Geraldine Brinkman
Edwin Moore
Earle Powers
Vorothy
Members Dinner Honors Study Club Guests
Members of the Study Club hosted an annual dinner for their husbands and guests. Flowers formed violet centerpieces and favors as the decor, with candles and white napkins. Mrs Willis Jaieatn presided, offering brief remarks and welcoming attendees. Other participants included Barbara Neu Whateodse and Joel Steeley, with Rev G. Kori and Mrs A DL Pant VE among those who assisted.
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Anna
Track
Barbara
Joel Steeley
Dane
The
Niles
G. Kori
DL Pant VE
Wilbanson
Bellsh
Local Recital Features Piano Solos Poems and Dialect
A community program showcased piano solos by E. E. Dimmermann including Mendelssohn and Paderewski pieces, and poetry readings by Miss Mary Davis with items such as Fool's Prayer and L Envol Kipling. An Italian dialect number closed the event, with dinner organized by Mrs C A Lasser and Mrs W W Lytle.
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Ofie Sea
W. W. Lytle
Mmrs
W. H. Howrey
It. EL Williamson
S.A. Squith
C. H. Abbs
B P W Club Plans First Meeting in New Quarters
The Business and Professional Women's club meets Tuesday in Pinkerton Building rooms with dinner at 6 30. A mock trial with members as jurywomen features Elizabeth Keeney as defendant lawyer and Mayme Egan as state lawyer, Lilian Hileman as judge, and Vera Peel reading. Regular board session follows at 7 20.
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Pinkerton
Brockgsus
Elizabeth Keamey
Marion Cooley DePaar
Edaji Behrens
Mayme Egan
A. E. Johnson
Mayme Daniele
Lilian Hileman
May Keller
Pauline Bask
Vera Peel
Graves Memorial Elects Treasurer Plans Revival
Graves Memorial United Brethren church holds monthly session electing George Buchan as general treasurer and outlining a four week evangelistic revival to start. Rev Iva P. Dean of Harrisburg will lead events and a March 29 rededication is planned by Rev G W Hintons of Cedar Rapids.
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George Buchan
Joviit F
Graves Memorial United Brethren
Burely
Iva P. Dean
Harrisburg
G W. Hintons
Cedar Rapids
Club Notes Highlight Bridge Meetings and Hosts
Friday afternoon at Mrs Edward Millers home the Lucky Fauteen Bridge club organized with Mrs rank Wagner presiding and Mrs J P Green t ey r treasurer. Favors went to Mrs Green les Mrs George Weilely and Mrs Rage Summer. Patriotic colors graced the three cent luncheon. Upcoming hostesses include Mrs Wm Vietuher on March 1 and Y Griffith hosting Autumn Leaf elil Thursday. N G C club guests of Mrs Jess Baugher Friday afternoon received favors to Mrs George Lingelbach and Mrs A Woeenech. Byrnes Park Bridge club met last evening at Mrs Harry Farrs home with favors to Mrs Boller and Mrs Kane.
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Lucky Fauteen Bridge Club
Edward Miller
Rank Wagner
J. P. Greenteyr
Greenles
George Weilely
Rage
Gen Vietuher
Griffith
Jess Baugher
George Lingelbach
A. Woeenech
Peterson
French
Byrnes Park Bridge Club
Harry Farr
Birthday and anniversary notices brighten Waterloo social scene
A birthday luncheon marked Mrs James Clard’s seventeenth with 16 friends at Kenyngtan. Mrs James Cassen hosted a dinner for Mr Gifford’s birthday with out-of-town guests Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson and others. Mr Harold Guyer and Mrs Jillson won high scores in a wedding anniversary party. Thelma Wille’s thirteenth birthday featured a surprise by thirteen girls. Hospital Auxiliary met at 2 30 pm with Mrs Bragdon. Waterloo Dancing Club held a third serial dance at Hotel Russell Lamson. Acoustics in music study continued with Mrs C Albert Scholin hosting Monday.
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James Clard
James Cassen
Kenyngtan
Gifford
Canada
Gillom
Caasen
Harold Guyer
Thelma Wille
Honore
Presbyterian Flospitad
J. £. Bragdon
Waterloo Dancing Club
Fiotel Russell-Lamson
C. Albert Scholin
Lestan
Uncle Wiggily and Peetie Fix The Putter
In a story by Howard R. Garis, Peetie’s toy fire engine puts water through a hose but gets clogged. Uncle Wiggily helps by unhooking and blowing air through the hose to clear the obstruction, while Peetie and Jackie wait for the flow to resume as the scene ends with a surprise entrance.
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Uncle Wiggily
Peter’s
Howard R. Garis
Mr. Bow Wow
Big City
Jackie
Peetie
Peetic
Peetiic
Wiggily
Uncle Wiggtily
Uncle Wigerty
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Jumble of Clues and Answers
A dense OCR style crossword clue list with mixed languages and garbled entries. It includes numerous partial definitions for words like pronouns, plants, animals, and objects, plus several numbers and stray phrases. The prompt ends with the note ANSWER TO FRIDAY'S CROSS WORD PUZZLE, indicating an incomplete puzzle and solution cue.
Crossword Clue Fragments From A Nursery Rhyme
Puzzle items list partial clues include Running Across and Down, Word 2 and Word 4. Theo missing word in a familiar sentence. Word 3 describes what mother does to bread. Word 1 is the mark left by a cut. Word 2 means dwelling or home. A well known celebrated synonym appears as well.
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Theo
Boxcar Society Meetings Alternate Monthly in Cities
The Boxcar Society will alternate meetings between Waterloo and other towns within the post jurisdiction. The March meeting is set for Waterloo at Memorial Hall with Cedar Park hosting the following month. Plans include cooperating with the American Legion for ex service men programs and a spring promenade to be held in a town near Waterloo. The bark of shaghark hickory is praised for high fuel value and crackling when burned.
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Waterloo
Vvoiture No.2
le Societa Des Hommes Et 5 Chevaux
Post
Memorial Hall
Cedar Palla
American Legion
Pleasant Morning Day Dress Pattern by Waterloo Courier
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design, send 15 cents for each pattern to the Fashion Department, Waterloo Evening Courier. The pattern fits seven sizes from 34 to 46 inch bust. includes reversible closing. materials suggested include linen, rep, gingham or chambray.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
The Tom Kitten Tale Ends With Bob Cat Boo Boo
Yesterday's puzzle text portrays a whimsical scene with the Boh Cat of Peptic, a doggie boy, and Uncle Wigsby. A misdirected hose blast hurts the Bob Cat’s eye while Peetie’s toy water pump remains pivotal. The narrator hints at more adventures with Uncle Wiggily to follow.
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Wigsby
Scowzie
Ichap
Starz
Vin
Uncle Wiggity
Peetie
Annual Ladies Night For Y's Men Monday
Members of the Y's Men’s club will celebrate their third annual ladies night Monday at the Y. An entertainment program has been arranged by Henry Daliman and his committee, including a surprise feature, vocal solo by WH Lay, reading by Cora Mae Brisby, and music by the Y's Men’s glee. At 8:30 the glee team will play a varsity volleyball squad from Town State Teachers College on the floor.
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Y's
Y. OF Fa
Henry Daliman
WH. T. Lay
Cora Mae Brisby
Chich
Town State Teachers College
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R. E_ Williamson
Harry Northley
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Lia Culbertson
John Lammert
Lucille Sinil
Thelma Wylie
Arthur Lammer Junior
Forrest McNinster
R. C. Brown
Lila Culbernson
Woman's Relief Corps
May Carey
Lizzie Palmer
Idas Proctor
Cedar Falls
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Peter Shanton
McKinley
Fred Lohma
Latie B. Larsen
Virginia Gable
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E. E. Dimmermann Music Studio
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Fifth and
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