Y W C A Plans and Girl Group Activities Featured
Society notes describe two weeks of YWCA programs for employed girls with hotel social evenings at 6 and 7:40 pm, plans led by Miss Brown, and diverse classes in stringed orchestra glee club dramatics millinery home nursing and furnishing. Special evenings feature Woolworth Walker Remedy girls and telephone company staff with hostesses and entertainment arranged by multiple committees.
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Migs
Xellie Brown
Glerg
Woolworth
Wast
West
Theaeterna
Caroline Stufflelea
Grave Seery
Goldig Threshen
Marie Wil
Walker Remedy Company
Bess Larson
Lernice Ames
Elsie Schubert
Luelille Stu
Telephone Company
G. H. Jenness
Cordelia Davis
Edna Humemiller
Lisse Hansen
Grace McGovarn
Emma Bastian
Noma Fowler
J Glls
Grace Allemeyer
Association
Hawk- Eye Oil Company
Goldie Bishop
Irma Washa
Alice Quirck
Miss Brown
Three Sessions of Woman's Club on Week's Schedule
Waterloo Woman's club marks next week's calendar with three meetings. Fine Arts Tuesday features Shakespeare in art and music. Evening division hosts Thursday's New Year's reflections. Friday hosts a general meeting with Prof. Stephen A. Bush lecturing in French.
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Waterloo Woman’s Club
Stephen A. Bush
The
State University At
Iowa City
Rb.t. Alford
R. N. Knox
R. W. Gibson
Fine Arts Department
iShakespeare
Stanley Moore
Mendelssohn
Claude Bennett
Sylvia
Schubert
George Shoemaker
D. Dela Sheldon
St Olaf Choir to Sing in Cedar Falls Concert
The St Olaf College Choir from Northfield Minnesota will perform next Friday evening in Cedar Falls college auditorium. The renowned group, directed by Fr. Melis Christiansen, travels sparingly but attracts high praise wherever it appears.
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St. Olaf College
TC. Auditorium
Northwest
St. Olaf Lutheran Choir
Northfield
Minn
Cedar Falla
St. Olaf
St. John’s Choir
St. Olat
Melis Christiansen
Christiansen
Hang
Norway
Noa
Church News Officers Elected at Weavers Class Meeting
Weavers class of First Baptist Sunday school elected officers yesterday afternoon with Mrs. J. Miller as president, Mrs. Wittick as vice president, Mrs. D. Busster as secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Wick as teacher. Entertainment included Maxine Potters and Ethel Mae Miller. Ardeth Wick and Iona Crumrine assisted with serving.
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Weavers
First Baptist Sunday School
D. H. Mich
J. Miller
Wittick
D. 3. Busster
Wick
Maxine Potters
Ethel Mae Miller
Ardeth Wick
Iona Crumrine
City in Brief: Local Notes on People and Incidents
Travelers Insurance representative from Hartford is in the city on business. Memorial hall will close next week for redecorating. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Wilson and a child from Parson, Kansas, visited relatives briefly and returned home. Three barrels of cattow reported stolen in Independence, Indiana, found in a local junkyard. police investigating. Walter L. Laarsen, of Dawson Street, home from Chicago hospital stay, improving but confined for now. Mrs. Anna Delfs and her mother and daughter plan a two week Palm Beach trip via Washington, Savannah, and Jacksonville. A horse pulling a Shores transfer wagon was struck by a car driven by Mrs. Ralph Hoover at Fourth and Sycamore. horse severely cut but not crippled. Records and advertisements follow in the page.
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W_ Barr
Travelers Insurance Company
Hartford
Frank Kiemicher
Independence
Walter L. Laarsen
Dawson
Street
Chicago
Anna Delfs
John Bird
Jean
Palm Beach
Fla
Washington, D. C
Savannah
Baltimore
Jacksonville
Shores
Ralph Hoover
Wome Park Boulevard
Fourth
Sycamore Streets
Arnal W
S, Arns
Annie
Two Kinds of Homes Reflect Wives and Mothers
A columnist recalls office chatter about a temperamental child and asks why some wives bottle daily troubles while others build peaceful homes. The piece contrasts families with noisy conflict to those where mothers shelter and honor the returning worker, ending with a tribute to a wife’s quiet joy.
Young Artists of Piano and Violin On Waterloo Program
Waterloo woman’s club hosts a concert featuring young piano and violinists in a program designed to showcase emerging talent. Notable local students and instructors participate, with selections spanning classical and contemporary works. Proceeds support club activities and community arts initiatives.
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Waterloo Woman’s Club
Birthday Celebration for Mrs. Mary Sellon at Waterloo Home
Mrs. Mary Sellon marked her eighty sixth birthday with a noon dinner and open house at the Waterloo home of her daughter Mrs. J A Smith. Twelve guests dined, with yellow and lavender decor, and daughter Mrs. PF A Robinson helped entertain. She received flowers cards from First Baptist Church members and a remembrance from a missionary friend in Africa. She has lived in Waterloo since childhood.
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Mary Sellon
J A. B. Smith
PF. A. Robinson
Ua Miss' Siomary
Africa
Waterloo
Do Kum Club Notes Winners and Hosts
Club Notes report membership gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Newell on Friday evening. In the 600 event winners were Mrs. Ben Gorman, Jid Maxfield and Francis Blitsch. Serving the hostess were Miss Nina Blitsch and Miss Maurine Blitsch. The club formerly operated under the name D. B.
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Floyd Newell
Ben Gorman
Jid
Maxfield
Francis Blitsch
Nina
Maurine Blitsch
jDane
D. B
Beauty Chats Uneven Development
Letter responds to readers about uneven development in young girls and women. Suggests diet and exercise to balance busts hips and legs, notes corsets can worsen hips, and promotes swimming and rubbing to improve physique. Also gives home remedies for warts and skin conditions and advises medical removal for large facial warts.
Court of Honor Meeting Friday for Waterloo Scouts
January court of honor for the Waterloo Boy Scouts will be held in the auxiliary municipal courtroom in the Lafayette building at 7 30 p m next Friday. Many scouts are expected to advance in rank and earn more merit badges. Troop No 1 leads the efficiency contest with 108 points and strong records in tests, meetings, attendance, Sunday school, and good turns. Troop No 2 and No 3 follow in second and third.
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Waterloo
Lafayette
Troop No. 3
16 year old Ray Belkens walks toward Los Angeles
Ray Belkens a 16 year old from Beloit Wis arrived in Dubuque on a long foot journey to the Pacific coast. He has traveled by car lift to reach his current city and plans to continue to Des Moines Kansas City and eventually Los Angeles working odd jobs to fund his trip. He follows his mother's advice to avoid riding trains.
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Los Angeles
Ray Belkens
Buloit
Wis
Pacific Coast
Dubuque
Des Moines
Kansas City
Tie
Four Waterloo Boys Enlist in Cavalry and Navy
Four Waterloo youths enlist for military service at local recruiting stations. Rolfe joins the Fourteenth Cavalry at Fort Des Moines. Herbert L. Walter Gerald Pi Butterfield and Leo A Shea of Waterloo enlist in the U S Navy headed for Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Wilbur M Point also joins the naval program.
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Waterloo
Rolfe
Herbert L. Walter
Gerald Pi ‘Butterfield
Leo A. Shea
Wilbur M. Point
Fourteenth Cavalry Regiment
Aly
East High Declamatory Contest Winners Named
Austin Marlow Frances Stotts and Eneatha Kenyon won first in the oratorical dramatic and humorous divisions of East High declamatory contest held in the East High auditorium last night. Marlow spoke The Unfinished Task Stotts performed Madame Butterfly and Kenyon Clothes Makes the Man. A piano solo by Berdella Sankey violin by Golda Knapp and vocal by Annie Lawson were on the program.
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Austin Marlow
Frances Stotts
Eneatha Kenyon
East High
Marlow
Ask
Miss Stotts
Miss Kenyon
Berdella Sankey
Golda Knapp
Annie Lawson
Marriage Licenses Reported in Waterloo Area
Ern est J Zimmerman and Wilma N X Rice both of Waterloo filed for marriage license. Oland M Maxey of Waterloo to Schaumburg Waterlon.
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J. Zimmerman
Waterloo
Wilma NX. Rice
Oland
Junior Cross Word Puzzle Another Puzzle Monday
A brief note signals a new edition of the junior crossword puzzle series titled Another Puzzle Monday. Readers are invited to solve clues and submit entries for upcoming contests and rewards.
Uncle Wigzgily's Catnip Tea Makes Cold Caper
Uncle Wiggy hops through snow as Nurse Jane prepares catnip tea. The Bob Cat plots to ambush him while Mrs Muskrat brews molasses and vinegar remedy. actions collide when the catnip tea reaches Uncle Wigggy.
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Nurse Jane
Jane
Mr. Longcars
Uncle Wilse Flax
Uncle Wiggily
Bob Cat
Uncle Wigerly
Uncle Wiegfly
Uncle Whally
Acadia
Ping
Dope Addicts Brester and the Bunny Doctor
A fragmentary tale recounts Uncle Wisghty and a cat named Bob Cat in a comical scene with tea and a snow plunge. Police announce arrests in a drug case, including a youth called Timmy Walker taken to Independence narcotic hospital and two others held for investigation.
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Brester
Timmy Walker
Independence
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