Peace efforts and opium crackdown discussed by AAUW groups
The American Association of University Women heard Vera Rock Walls and Blanche Stewart discuss world peace through nonofficial international bodies. Opium smuggling prosecutes were covered, with notes on The Hague 1912 limits, the need for U.S. state laws, and a 27-nation intellectual cooperation institute. A Paris conference on social work, with 6,000 attendees from 50 nations, was also outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Vera Rock Walls
Blanche Stewart
Walls
the Hague
Switzerland
Germany
Orient
R. A. Milliken
California
United States
France
Paris
Miss Stewart
Stewart
Jean Gros
Edna Dahlin
Bernice Hudson Ballercamper
Grover, Tansfer
Des Moines
Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs. R. C. Moore in Waterloo
Mrs. R C Moore hosted a Tuesday bridge party at her home 203 Kingbard avenue with three tables. Prizes went to Mrs. Ernest Henderson Sr. and Miss Helyn Miller among a guest list including Ruth Hamilton Dorothy Wells Virginia Clery Lenna Prather Ethel Relbert Mrs W Steeley and Mrs Paul Otte. Also noted is a St Johns sewing circle card party and a Friday study club meeting with a home program at 43624 Allen street plus a music supervisors luncheon at Black's tearoom nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Moore
Kingbard Avenue
Ernest Henderson, Sr
Helyn Miller
Ruth Hamilton
Dorothy Wells
Virginia Clery
Lenna Prather
Ethel Relbert
W. #. Steeley
Paul. Otte
Joseph Lutgen
John Flynn
EL Scott
Allen Street
Waterloo
Black
Pythian Sisters Install New Officers Ceremony
New officers of Pythian Sisters were installed at the K P hall Tuesday evening. The slate includes Most Excellent Chief Mrs R P Koester, Past Chief Mrs H A Duke, Excellent Senior Mrs C J Murphy, Excellent Junior Mrs W A Williams, and others. After the installation, refreshments were served. plans were announced for Daughters of Isabella events, charity card party, a minstrel show, and a bridge party in honor of Miss Josephine Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
R. P. Koester
H. A. Duke
C. J. Murphy
W. A. Williams
G. L. Stainbroots
David M. Conn
J. N. Lawarre
Ella Litchfield
B. J. Fraenazl
G. F. Sherrill
Daughters of Isabella
I. C.hall
Mayme Hickey
Club Notes Enduring Circle Meetings and Hostesses
Ellte circle will meet Thursday afternoon with Bis G A Mead at 703 Logan avenue. Faithful workers entertained by Mrs Charles Britaman at 612 Independence avenue. Mrs Charles Brown hosts F P club Thursday afternoon at 414 Almond street. Mrs Arthur F Jury hosts Jueves Tarde club at 1221 Logan avenue Thursday afternoon. T A M bridge club meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs Thomas Landgref 617 Lime street. Mrs Peart J Akin entertains Kum-Chat Awhile at 12 30 pm Thursday at her home 116 Eleventh street west. The club entertained Thursday afternoon at 2 pm at Mrs Mary Shirley 304 Hammond avenue. Mrs D F Merriman hosts P L club Tuesday afternoon. In 500 Mrs Kenneth Eynes wins. The group meets next Tuesday with Mass F RF Stoyles 202 Jefferson Street W. Co L G entertained today at 1 pm Sunmeheon Riviera tearoom by Mrs Joseph P Schuy. bridge at three tables. Mrs George Small entertained Just Ate bridge club at Bishop's cateria with theatre party. Bridge et club will be entertained at dinner tonight at Riviera tearoom hosted by Miss Bess Story and Miss Beth Trunkey. usual bridge games follow. Bookend Needle club met with A H Frank 727 Park avenue west, W C Logan cohostess. afternoon social and refreshments. Tuesday Luncheon club entertained at Black's tearoom by Mrs S G Stevertson. out of town guests Mrs Ethel Carnahan Faire bank and Mrs Roy Peek Denver. Club to entertain husbands at dinner in two weeks at Mrs Stevenson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Cleveland
Canopus
Knights of Columbus
K. C. Hall
Becker
E. S—Black's
Waterloo
O. E. S--Masonic Lempie
Linden M. B. Church
Presbyterian Hospital Alumnae Association
Bridge Et Club
Riviere Tearoom
Rowenacirele
Myrs
Marlin Jor Fensen
Pandora
Oscar Berry
Pearl J. Akin
P.O. P
Charles Brown
H. C. Wilbur
First Mo
Cora Clough
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Roy B
Duke
Eldeen Club
W. E. Robinson
St. John’s
Temple Rebekah Lodge
W. A. Burton
Jaeves Tarde
Arthur F. Jury
T. A.M. Bridge Club
Thomas Landgraf
Biilochele
G. A. Mead
Faithful Workers
Charles Britzman
Tris Club
Mary Shirley
Women'’s Society
First Baptist Church
D. F. Merriman
Argyle Street
P. L. Club
Kenneth Eynes
Mass F
RF. Stoyles
Jefferson Street
Riviera Tearoom
Bess Story
Beth Trunkey
G. Stevertson
Black's
Ethel Carnahen
Fairebank
Roy Peek
Denver
Cota
Hints in Beauty Care By Edna Kent Forbes
Short hair makes a returning trend for many fashionable women with long curls and tiny hair knots as a youthful contrast. The piece advises waviness around the face, gentle waves, and tailoring hair to outfits, noting shifts between long and short styles and suggesting practical care for hair and skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
W C T U Opens New Year With Crusade Program
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union opened the new year with a crusade program at the YWCA featuring devotional services, hymns, and readings. Plans were announced for a state wide membership drive through May 31, with officers appointing committees to lead outreach. Life patron certificates were awarded to Mira Pierce, Viola Pierce, and Mrs John Hanson. The group will attend Central Christian Church eventing services on Sunday Jan 13 to mark the ninth anniversary of national prohibition. The next regular meeting is Jan 99 at the W C G A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
The
Jed the Lotus
Ide Mitchell
Evin Boole
A. A. Winder
G. G. Chesterman
J. W. St. John
Old Rugged Cross
Central Christian Chtuch
W. Cg, A, Ye
Church and Society Notes From Local Churches
Church groups meet with speakers and elections. First Baptist Women plan Thursday chapel gathering with Mrs W W Warsaw as speaker. Sacred Heart Rosary elects leaders including Mrs Willam Toomy and Mrs John Engleman. First Methodist Homemakers host Friday social at church parlors with several chairmen. Philathea class at First Methodist elects new officers, Miss Jane Thompson among officers. Senior Sisterhood of West Brethren Church hosts meeting planning February social. Fern Orvis leads as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society
First Baptist Church
W. W. Warsaw
M. &. Church
W.P. Gordon
Dewey Winder
Mra
Karl West
J. O. Barton
E. 0. Garber
Elmer Becie
D. P. Gaytor
F. L. Marquis
Gene- Views Burling
Philathea
M. E. Church
Marais
Wiest
Fern Orvis
Wilma Lamb
Jane Miler
Della Shop
Grace Bwitzer
Beauty Secrets and a Rural Future for Ellen
An advice column urges Ellen to weigh marriage to Hugh after medical training against moving to a rural post. The piece extols self sacrifice, inner beauty, and partnership in marriage while cautioning about bread and butter needs, urging Ellen to prove her mettle in service to husband and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen
Jove
Hugh
Medital
Elen
Mary Melrose Chapter D A R Entertained At Dinner
Mary Melrose chapter D A R was entertained at a dinner hosted by Mrs. R G Bodwell at 308 Hkiebard avenue with about 35 members present. Roll call shared ancestral histories and a January flag lesson was read by Mrs. George L Nauman. Rev Joseph R Sivoe delivered an address titled Modern Menace read by Mrs H E Stoner. Letters from past regents were read by Mrs J W Kuhrke. News on the night school party and February school appropriation were discussed. Two new members were accepted. Future events include a February dinner at Mrs H B Boles residence and a colonial tea on February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Melrose
DB. A. R
BR. O. Hutchison
F. W. Megaw
H. W. Sigworth
RF. C. Pederson
Bodwell
H. B. Boles
Happy Hour Club Elects Officers in 1920s Luncheon Note
Mrs J G Ricker was chosen president of the Happy Hour club during a luncheon at Mrs 3 W Rath s home 225 Highland boulevard. Mrs EB E Peet was elected secretary and Mrs A W Peterson secretary and treasurer. The 1924 annal report was given by Mrs W C Kohl. The event featured red carnations and green tapers, with Mrs A D Donnell and Mrs Robert Cole assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Ricker
Happy Hour Club
A. D. Donnell
Robert Cole
W. E. Schollian
Teenjes to be reappointed Waterloo building commissioner
David B. Teenjes passed the examination for building commissioner with a 92. He was the only applicant and the board announced the result today. If approved by the city council, he will begin a new term after completing the current one in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Teenjes
Waterloo
John G Ralatone
H. A. Maine
Nathan B. Barber
Toentjes
Toenjes
Inea
Auto Registration Slower Than December Cloning Days
Registration of automobiles continues but slower than December. By morning, 9,347 sets of plates had been sold in the county treasurer's office for 1029.
Goop THINGS IQQ EAT Goop THINGS IQQ EAT
Food column offers onion stuffed meatless option using six parboiled onions filled with ham nuts breadcrumbs and onion pulp seasoned with parsley and buttered crumbs baked slowly until tender. Also cooking tips warn frying potatoes with flour improves fry and pie pumpkin lightness and doughnut fat absorption reduced by potato pieces.
City in Brief: Local Moves and Medical Update
Miss Mercedes Wolfe departs for Clarke College in Dubuque after winter at home. Mrs D Cass leaves for Washington to join husband for remainder of winter. Mr and Mrs T M Buchanan travel to Chicago for mid winter optometry clinics and relatives. Wirt P Hoxie’s meningitis improves but remains in danger at Allen Memorial. Deputy Sheriff Dilworth to Iowa City for Harry Craft transfer after insanity finding. Leonard A Nordin to transfer to Dubuque Northwest Bell as manager. Pauli W Hintz to replace him here. Farewell tea in Blgck's tearoom Thursday noon for Nordin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercedes Wolfe
M. L. Wolfe
Highland Boulevard
Dubuque
Clarke College
D. Cass
Prospect Avenue
Washington, D
Wirt P. Hoxie
Allen Memorial Hospital
WW. F. Dilworth
Iowa City
Harry H. Craft
Vern
Craft
University Hospital
Leonard A. Nordin
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Pauli W. Hintz
Nordin
Blgck
Man Milliner Talks Hats for Women in Tampa Ga
Tampa Georgia January feature shares hat selection tips from Fred E Samcroft a milliner. He urges women to consider height weight shoulders skin eyes and hair rather than face and fits. He notes few women wear the right hat recounting styles for glasses lines gray hair and bold color choices and recalls his early millinery stint and a fond rhubarb leaf creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Jan
Fred
Samcroft
Samecroft
Pasteur’s Gatekeeper: Meister Still Watches the Vault
Paris June 9 report details Joseph Meister the first child Pasteur cured of hydrophobia now gatekeeper at the Pasteur Institute. Once saved by Pasteur he remains at the opposite gate to the scientist’s vault and resting place, a living link to Pasteur’s life-saving work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Pasteur
Pasteur Institute Laboratories
Joseph Meister
Meister
Little Melster
le Petit Melster
Sumner Masonic Lodge Installs Staff for 1929
Sumner Kansas January 9 Lookout lodge A F A M officers installed last evening worshipful master Keith Koeberle senior warden George Wescott junior warden R H Adams treasurer C W Penington secretary E J Ludwig senior deacon M S McCormick junior deacon Ladwig senior sentinel R P Tibbitts junior deacon W F Hurmence tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Hurmence
Tyler
Airplane Hunters Annoy Game Wardens In South Dakota
In Pierre South Dakota officials report rising violations of the state law banning hunting waterfowl from aircraft. The number of arrests remained low with only two since last year. O H Johnson state game and fish director plans to seek legislative action in 1929. In Shelby teachers are under contract not to marry during the term, officials explain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
S. D
South Dakota
O. H. Johnson
Shelby
Funeral for Sumner Man to be Held at Hawkeye Sunday
Masons of Hawkeye and Sumner plan a ceremonial funeral for John Shales at Hawkeye M E Church Sunday afternoon after a prayer service at the family home at 1:30 p m. Mr. Shales died in Long Beach California on December 30. His widow and son Henry left here with the body today. A sister Mrs Belle Genung Crystal Lake Illinois and a sister-in-law Mrs Minnis Shales Elk Grove Illinois arrived Sunday to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guarter
Masons
Hawkeye
Sumner
John Shales
Hawkeye M. E
Shales
Long Beach
Cal
Henry
Iowa
Belle Genung
Crystal Lake
Minnis Shales
Elgin
Brain Test Fragments Form Potential Phrases
The readable fragments hint at assembling words like Pepper coupon and basin related terms. Combined, they suggest a puzzle where terms such as Pared cabin support robes and Indeed Se850T might point to a thematic clue or coded message rather than a news event.
Melo soap promises soft water washing solution
A consumer ad touts Melo as a water softener and cleaner for laundry. It contrasts hard city water with soft water, claiming dirtier blankets become white and clean with Melo. The ad urges readers to buy Melo at their grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scura
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Society
Blue Triangle League
Our Lady of Victory
Security Benefit Association
Mystic Workers—K. of CG
St. John’s Sewing Circle
Ted Slaughter
James Simms
Ray Rheinen
Louis Kascht
Joe Otta
Fred Masberg
John ‘Philips
George Scully
Alfred Straus
Louis Jehiel
Pythian
F. W. Esher
W. D. Johnston
F. J. Bross
Esher
Koester
Johnston
Maine
Ora Richardson
Owen Hitchins
John Miller, Jr
Riviera
Josephine Maine
Ellte Circle
Bis
Logan Avenue
Charles Britaman
Independence Avenue
Almond Street
Jueves Tarde Club
T. A. M. Bridge Club
Thomas Landgref
Lime Street
Hammond Avenue
George Small
Just
Bridge Club
Bishop's Cafeteria
Bookend Needle Club
A. H. Frank
Park Avenue West
W. C. Logan
Helen B
Mary EK
B. M
W. C
T. U
Church News
Evening Courter
Jeanette Darling
Milwaukee
Wis
Green Lantern
Florence Craig
Walnut Court
R. H. Daily
Katherine Leehy
Theresa Peyereisen
Mary
Veronica Eckes
Karl Denton
Mothers’ Auxiliary
Boy Scouts
Menre-Converse
Opal Converse
Howard Moore
Salem
Wratnut Street Baptist, Church
Warren L. Steeves
Edward Schimick
Mr. Moore
K. G. Hat
Sycamore Street
J. E. Kurth
Teenjes
PRIEF
Buchanan's
T. M. Buchanan
Third Street West
Chicago
Sumner Masonic Lodge
Madame Jenny
Rita
Entz Cafe
First National Bank
del Monte
Lauerman
Rees
Canada
TROVV
Eda Lauerman
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Manufacturers of
San Fish
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Nami Setsesesers
Neds
City and
Glato
Ewee
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