Novel Y W C A Swim Show Promises Quirky Acts
East and West High School girls join Y W C A for a 7 30 pm swimming exhibition featuring unusual acts. Gypsy scene with a real candy peddler, songs, and stunts performed by Friendship clubs from both schools. Relay races, diving, and synchronized routines include entrants like Coralie Coontz Harriet Huckwisn and many others, in a lively program highlighting campus talent and youth culture.
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Y. W. Co
Nat
West High Friendship Clubs
Coralie, Coontz
Harriet Huckwisn
West Gir
Bea
Rena
Mike Johnson
Finrence Scuby
Steege
Marie Bender
Bender
Mad Pickering
Robert
Mary Northey
Mir
Fiorencea Wilson
Wright Dorothy Jacobs
Beatrice Tiesnor
Marjorie Oak
Balloonee
Dorothy Jaeghs
Eins Bratin
Made Bender
Wal Wickering
Tan Johnson
Florence Kilby
Maxine Steeze
Miriam Strar
H Rickert
Borlaer
Marjorie Cook
Geneva
Florence Wilson
Charline Law
Geneva Wile
Miriam Straver
Wal Tekevius
Mario Fender
Ruth Jonason
Charting Lawson
Leos Corey
Ruth Rickert
Ananita Barnes
Bonita Ryan
Ruth Pollack
Marjorig Steve
Mary Narthey
Rena Clark
Benthien Riesner
Farewell Parties Honor Miss Mae Howard Before Move
Miss Mae Howard prepares to depart for Leavenworth, Iran, inspiring a series of social gatherings. Friends host a dinner in Black's tearoom tonight with attire contributions from Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Spoensless and others. A second dinner is planned tomorrow, with Miss Hazel Fayne arranging a bridge party for three tables.
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Mae
Mae Howard
Leavenworth
Iran
Hive
Black
G. BR. Spoensless
Mrr
L. F. Doollinger
H. VY. Whener
Pred Coleman
Art Simpson
Adelaida Gilchris
Marie B McGaugh
Black’s
Hazel Fayne
Miss Howard
Howard
B. & PL W. Club
Club Notes Highlight Busy Social Day In Mount Vernon
Local clubs held all day meetings and social events with picnics and dinners. Addie McCormick, Mrs J Wiegand, and Waterloo members hosted gatherings. Conundrum and Independence groups attended a 6:30 dinner. several hostesses credited for entertaining and new officers elected.
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J. Wiegand
Nic
Nile
Conundrum Club
Waterloo
Stavens-Kuhrke
Dinner and Bridge for Miss Bernice Call
A dinner and bridge was hosted in Miss Bernice Call’s honor as she prepares to marry Frank dal-Man on February 22. Mr and Mrs Stubenr W. Tlarhia hosted about ten guests at their home with yellow and white decor and a central yellow tilt. The evening focused on bridge with gifts presented to the bride.
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Byrnes' Park Bridge Club
J. J. Marquis
Frank Kipp
P. L. Bain
Berniew
Frank Dal- Man
Ctifory
Stubenr
W. Tlarhia
Logarta
Ties
Muwe Mork
FA Werd
Misseo
Bridge
Johanna Pokorney Guest of Honor at Birthday Dinner
Miss Johanna Pokorney was guest of honor last evening in Black's restaurant at a birthday surprise dinner. Vink roses and pink flowers adorned the table with place cards and centerpieces. Names listed include Norma Gaiser Berihi Bolts June Korns Myrna Ross Dorothy Gat bert Merle Miller Laureane Jause Isabella Mulvey Cladys Turner. Miss Gablert won high score in bridge. Royal Neighborhood Gold Tent card party planned Friday afternoon in Moose Hall with Mrs. Ernest Lawless in charge of cards and refreshments by Mrs. Ciodlway Mahanke.
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Johanna Pokorney
Black
Mateups
Norma Gaiser
Berihi ‘Bolts
June Korns
Myrna Ross
Dorothy Gatbert
Merle Miller
Laureane Jause
Isabella Mulvey
Cladys Turner
Miss Gablert
High Seare
Church Guild Meetings News From Various Churches
St Margarets guild of St Marks church meets tomorrow at 4 30 in the home of Jira Lingelbach with Mrs J Skogino assisting host. Clara Barton guild of Universalist church meets tonight at 7 with Mrs Clara Steere and Miss Jantine Rodell as hostesses. Mrs Rosa Carpenter was hostess yesterday afternoon at General christ church. De Jean Knode and Dorothy assisted. Fellowship choral group of nest My WM church holds lay meeting Monday evening with pie supper at 6 00 p.m.
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St. Margaret's Guild of
St. Mark's
Jira
Cieorge Lingelbach
Amtrs
Mr. Skogino
Clara Barton
Rosa Carpenter
Genteail
de Jean Knode
Dorothy Tei
Hints in Beauty Care Chest Measurement and Exercises
Edna Kent Worres discusses chest measurements for women, showing normal and expanded chest sizes and suggesting simple breathing and arm exercises to develop the chest. The article notes potential differences between resting and expanded measurements and links chest development to voice and overall health.
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Edna Kent Worres
Three Speakers Give B P W Club Program
The B and P W club hosted three speakers discussing prohibition laws and community safety. Details cover the teen police bureau optus tangs print system, product demonstrations, and social activities including a Washington’s birthday event and sewing circle plans.
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Pallee
Fimil Steffan
Ar. Steffen
Optus Tangs
Gladys Mach
Callie Wiorkins
Mes
Exlor
Coummutes
Ared
Ted Wiel
Rural Life Book of Macy Campbell Published in Cedar Falls
Macy Campbell head of the rural life department at Vendors College presents Rural Life at the Crossready a Ginn Co New England edition on presses this week. The exhaustive text covers educational and social issues in rural communities with numerous illustrations and cartoons, tracing farmer problems from world days to the present in 23 chapters.
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Cedar Falls
Dan
Macy Campbell
Department of Rural Ife
Vendors College
Ginn & Co
Posten
Mass
Smi Amerleay Seguing
Ding
Municipal Beng candidates eyed in uncertain race
Voters hear talk of resignations and appointive steps as City officials weigh who will stand for the municipal Beng race. A Governor, a council seat, and party backing swirl amid calls for stable leadership and policy continuity in the upcoming election cycle.
Superintendent Kline Re-elected for Seventh Year
Charles W. Kline was reelected superintendent of the Waterloo school district for his seventeenth consecutive year by the board of education last night. His salary remains $5,000. The meeting approved travel for educational association meetings, spring vacation dates, and reported progress on the Hawthorne building and related renovations. An appropriation of $160 for a weather survey was approved.
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Charles W. Kine
Waterloo
Board of Education
Test High
Kline
MT i
Kling
Harry A
Wiener
Cleeveland
Hawthorne
Waverly Legion Auxiliary Installs Officers in Ceremony
Waverly Legion auxiliary officers were installed at a ceremonial meeting led by Mrs. Mann Rust. Retiring president Mrs. Clara Turman received a corsage bouquet as part of the farewell. The event followed a postponed date due to a family emergency.
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Spesial
Waverly
American Legion Auxiliers
Laan Rust
Clara Tturtmn
Digrimar
Central Labor Elects Tonight Annual Officers to Elect
Central Labor Meeting in Carpenters hall will elect officers for the coming terms. President Car H Spatferd leads a slate as other officers including vice president recording secretary Mackay and financial secretary Sinneial secretary face term expirations.
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Taide
Car H. Spatferd
Oki
Adee
Flea
Mackay
East Play and Operetta Dates Set
Dates for the East play and operetta are announced. The event will feature the Atala of eats and a local production at Phagh's Tausipe ures ivntionss. Cast lists include Logkes and Miller with a madre musical program.
New Coach Stolen in Mulberry Street Parking Lot heist
Police report a Chevrolet coach with no yellow wheels and a dealer plate was stolen from the Mulberry and Fourth streets parking area last evening. The suspect description notes a dark sedan and no signs of forced entry. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward and aid the investigation.
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W. Tf
Mulberry
Fourth Streets
Robbink
Local city briefs mix ads and notices in crowded page
A jumbled column reports an advertisement for eyeglasses at the Y M C A building, visits from James Bentley and others, a Des Moines-based Elks official, court notices including a divorce petition by Ruth Karr, juror summons updates, and plans to submit county jail designs in Des Moines.
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J. W. Koch
Lions
Dorothy
Ceneviave
Nenappertrance
Hammill
Des Moines
Albert Huss
Mason
Aty
Ana M M. Ya. Sterting and Son
A. GG. Erlink
Sidney
Neb
J. G. O'Neefe
James O'Keefe
John O' Keefe
Sixth Street West
BO W. Bentley
LH. W. Miller
J. $. Bartley
Plains
State Board of Control
Music store and optical firm relocate in town
Jom dklueck d has taken over the fence of Thorson Optical at 181 Bridge Street and will move his music store there from Gil Commercial Street around February 2. Kluek is a professional musician in concert orchestras and vaudeville circuits. Thorson company will move to Suite 309 410 Track Ank building, remodeled after status as Medical Wire Candance site. Pek. 1xten sive remodeling now is going forward. A. H. Thorsen has been in business here years.
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JOM
Dklueck d
Thorson Optical Company Oon
Bridge [Street
Gil Commercial Street
Kluek
Thorsen
Iowa FTE Isk Fam Enter Anjagent States
Delusion to beeper Denaylael potowkoof Cie Caw lire unisoned peompany. The can niny 1M OB try aL there in LN05 and simes then as yeta be incroased to hewdy one-fall imillion. AH offcers and directors were re elected as follows: WLW. Marsh, President, Hermann Miller, secretary. Directors are WLW Marsh, J. Copley, carl Milter, Roher Sinclair, BW. Kfendrasted, Ifens Weis, Robert Palmer, 15, V. AMvers, Nitheot Noethey,erisiuay Miller, Creorge FL Lietts, Dy. Ter tev, A. A Pid,af, W. Sadlivane, J. O. Baveh, BL ot. Northoey, Wo Wo Wapytor smd Th Ch AA TTer. THO report of the cases aheaded Hue company Josh Gloseck one of The Widt successful years in its history.
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WLW
Marsh
Hermann Miller
Secret Aniomumyrer
AL Il
Holt
Tier
J. Copley
Carl Milter
Roher Sinclair
BW. Kfendrasted
Ifens Weis
Robert Palmer
V. Amvers
Nitheot Noethey
Erisiuay Miller
Creorge FL Lietts
Dy. Tertev
A. A Pid
W. Sadlivane
Baveh
Northoey
Hue Company
Josh Gloseck
Widt
Man and Wife on Farm in Black Hawk Read 80 Years Without Reading
An Iowa couple, W Chesmore and his wife, discuss a life of farming since childhood, revealing Chesmore never learned to read or write due to work, lack of schooling, and constant movement. He recalls walking long distances to tend oxen and breaking prairie land at 2.25 an acre, with most communication by word of mouth.
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Black Hawk
Parkersburg
W.va
Morder
Ikinka
Chesmore
W. Lie Whitford
Cedar Falls
Phelps
Mom
Iaterelie
Virgin Prairie
Chesmiore
Albion
Candy
Ana
Cima
Lona
Marion
Teather
Black Hawk County
Liew
Grainfinder accident: member sent to Rochester for treatment
The affected member was cut in a grainfinder incident last August and sent to Rochester, Minnesota, for treatment. The effort to heal the injury has failed to progress, and the condition remains unresolved. Gold in seawater is mostly present as insoluble slime.
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Rochester
Minn
Funeral services held for infant Robert Eugene Burhaus
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon for Robert Eugene Burhaus a 17 month old son of Mr and Mrs Homer Burhaus of Prairie townships The Rev Grew W Clemo of Center Grove officiated and burial was in Oakdard cemetery The infant died Thursday after a short illness due to influenza He was born August 14 1925 and baptized June 1926 He is survived by his parents and two siblings Marilyn 10 and Donald Dean 8
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Manchester
Robert Eugene
Homer* Burhaus
Prairie Townships
Heme Satursley
Grew W. Clemo
Center Grove
Oakdard
Javas
Marylin
Donald Dean
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Ecultutinn
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Minangy
Jean Aie
Katherine Warsaw
Thuwsday
Cadar Helchts
Valentin
Ead Guild
Tan Gardenval Club
Atris Tiny Tige
Isidean Elih
May Atte
Desley
Emer
Vagene Dage
Tio Expositian
Ol A
Miss Mae Howard
West District
Naneen da
Wild Rose Club
Addie McCormick
I. J. Wagner
Columbus Club
Charles Hurley
Wagner
Charles Marlow
Margaret Lyne
Lilla Redmond
Black's Tearoom
Harry Mummes
von Lackum
D. Hays
Meg
M. Raber
Bernice Call
Louise Palmer
Youngs Women's Christian Association
Y.ow. Ch Oa
Sealkate
Mintle Maibauer
Ciela McCullough
West
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Church News
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Yarbor
W. IL. B. Club
William Mommas
Washington
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Lake Price
Mae Walker
Aliss Evelyn Page
Florence Street
Marty
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Wien
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Teust Co
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Waverly Legion’s Auxiliary
Central Labor
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Tee
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Sien
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Rya
Attenney
Thomsen Sign
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Sea Buchan
CG. J. Witt
Chicago
Jpred Robinson
National Organization of Elks
Friends
Sheil Rock
Georgie W- Selbig
Riverside Drive
Presbyterian Hospital
Mitt. DeMuth
Tha
Wiliam M. DeMuth
A Porte City
Jypak W. Bloarquist
Internal Revenue Department
First National Bank
Iowa
Winterloo Company
Marinella
Laivet
Bree Courat
Marinello
National School of Coameticlane
TaSatlo Aga
Minneannlis
Virginia Mountains
Cedar Falls Concern
Gaurier
Lance Bor- Seer
Buchanan Y. A1
G. A. Bldg
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Horlick
Guarante
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