Societ y Circles Host Meetings Weel of Charity
Society news notes Oboutauqua circles Grant and Columbia met in regular seasons with Mrs C Cadwallader leading the lessons. Various clubs gathered for meetings at Friday sessions and the Do-R-Us and Priscilla clubs planned luncheons and programs.
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Oboutauqua
Grant
Columbia
Kionday
C. Cadwallader
Merico Oliv
Kiingaman
Woman's Club
Congress
Anderson
Holland
Russia
First Baptist
Merle C. LaRue
Raymond Addington
Beauty Chats on Corns and Hair for Women
Edna Kent Forbes advises on corns from tight shoes and pressure, home treatment tips, and the role of footcare. She also answers reader questions on chin shape, epilepsy treatment, and hairstyles to soften facial appearance with practical guidance.
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Edna Kent Forbes
Bobbie
Club social rounds and gatherings at local homes
Social clubs held card and 500 games at Mrs. J. W. Anderson and Mrs. E. Van Arnum homes with Mrs. H. J. Chapman and Mrs. A. Hartzell among winners. New memberships accepted for Mrs. Herman Kopal’s group. Auction Bridge at Mrs. J. H. Fitzgerald’s yielded a win for Mrs. W. Mitchell. Birthday celebration for Mrs. C. J. Lemner featured music by Hazel Lemper and readings by Mrs. Gould and Mrs. Porter during a baskets picnic supper. Ed Frankfurt noted as hastea.
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Ins Cith
J. Ww. Anderson
H. J. Chapman
E. T
Griffith
St Joseph
E. V. van. Arnum
A. Hartzell
Mr. Jack
Herman’ Kopal
Kiarter Klub
Robert Yiarbin
Robert Cole
Bridge ¢Club
J.H. Fitzgerald
W. H. Mitchel
Fitsgerald
C. J. Lemner
Inden Sociat Circle
Hazel Lemper
George Gould
William Porter
Ed Frankfurt
Contort with Different Personalities in Daily Life
The piece explores how people alter their behavior with others, noting nervous contagion from anxious relatives and the uplift from well poised individuals. It argues personalities affect us even when absent, shaping tone in phone calls and letters and forming a broader aura around social interaction.
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Shei
Governing by Admirations Over Dislikes
A reflective quote on choosing guidance by admired ideals rather than aversions. The speaker suggests wisdom in letting higher aspirations shape actions and judgments.
W C A Plans Annual Meeting and Continued Drive
The Y W C A sets Tuesday February 10 as the annual meeting date with board elections. A recent finance drive raised 38768.50 toward an 11800 budget, prompting continued fundraising until the budget is met. A nomination committee of Mrs C H Young, Mrs H L Litchfeld, Mrs W R Cole, Mrs J W Henderson, and Miss Mae Keller will propose director candidates. Social arrangements and program will be led by Mrs W W Wyant, Mrs B F Stevenson, and Mrs J H Basiey.
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Association Rooms
C. H. Young
J. W. Henderson
Mae Keller
Former Local Girl Heads to Africa for Mission Work
Miss Bueluh MacMillen departs for Africa to serve in the cannibal district of western Africa. She will be stationed at Wanga Conga Belde after a stint at the Baptist Missionary in Boston. Trained at Moody Institute she has reseued for the Salvation Army in Chicago and taught Kentucky mountain whites at Riverside school. She formerly lived in Waterloo and worked at Black's Dry Goods, now staying with Mrs W L Garvin at 920 Riehl street and set to speak at Burton Avenue Baptist Church.
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Kentucky
Riverside School
Lost Creek
George P. Beck Celebrates Eighty-Eighth Birthday
Waterloo resident George P. Beck reaches his eighty-eighth natal anniversary today. He observes the day quietly at 910 Jefferson Street after moving to Waterloo many years ago and remaining active in local business and civic life.
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Georges FP. Beck
Waterloo
Jefferson Street
Beck
Evangelistic Meetings Grow as Bible Messages Draw Crowds
In the United Presbyterian Church Rev Mr Peterson preached a message on Amos and His Plumb Line, urging God’s word as the standard for character. Tonight’s topic is Witnessing for Christ as the series continues with rising attendance and interest.
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United Presbyterian Church
Peterson
Amos
Christ
Benefit Fair by I. C. Band Draws Large Crowds
Attendance at the armory benefit fair under the Illinois Central Band has averaged 500 to 600 nightly. Each evening opens with a 7:45 band concert for one hour, followed by dancing at 8:45 featuring a disintegrated orchestra. Moonlight dances and spotlights are planned. booths and carnival attractions are available. Tonight's crowd is expected to set a record.
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Armory
Illinois Central Band
Waterloo
Independence and West High Schools Debate Duels Set
Dual debates between West and Independence high schools are scheduled for Friday evening with two venues. West High affirmative team led by Kenneth Kistner Max Levingston and Jewell Johnson along with alternates will face Independence’s negative team at Waterloo and Independence’s affirmative team will debate West High’s negative team at Independence.
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West High
Independence
Waterloo
Kenneth Kistner
Max Levingston
Jewell Johnson
George Marvelis
Bernius Sanford
Dorothy Slemmons
Alberta Leytze
Charles Cornwell
John Corson
Merle Francis
Earl
London
Harry Button
Francis Eighmey
Military Training Regulation Debates Held At Two Locations
The discussion outlines a proposal for compulsory military training for all able bodied men under 21. Judges for the Waterloo and Independence debates include I. S. I. C. faculty members and several professors and assistants, with named participants and said free throw tallies listed for the event.
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Congress
Waterloo
Marion McFarland Walker
Samuel Bridges
T. Corey
Independence
W. W. Geist
Laura Faulkner
Benjamin Boardman
Junior High Edges West High in Tight 9–7 Game
Freshmen from Junior and West High met last night with the Junior High team edging West 9 to 7. Johnson led Junior High with three goals while marked by defenders. Players listed include Smith Jameson Carpenter and others.
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jJenasen
Blitsoh
Tetefson
Lane
Kunmeyer
Subadl- West
Standish
BiiNer
Court
Shoemaker
Willams
Wren
Abel
Singlinger
Ax Suis
Sseld Gowle
Carpenter
Johnson
Williams
Blitech
William
Junior High
WEST
West High
Junior—Smith
Jameson
Et A
Davenport Bowlers Dominate State Tournament Prizes
Davenport and Des Moines bowlers shared the major prizes at the seventh annual state bowling tournament in Davenport on January 22. Locker and Strotz of Des Moines won doubles with 1 242. Lorenz of Dubuque and Locker of Des Moines tied for singles at 649. Locker won all events near 2000 dollars in prizes. The Luxors of Davenport captured the team event with a strong score as International Motor Trick of Mazon City finished second and Jim Blocks of Cedar Rapids third.
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Blackhawks
Bettendarts
International Motor Trick Team
Mazon City
Jim Blocks
Cedar Rapids
Locker
Strotz
Dex Moines
Lorenz
Dubuque
Des Moines
Davenport, Ja
Davenport
Brownstone Hair Tint Trial Offer Promises Harmless Gray Coverage
An old publicity card touts Brownstone Hair Tint as a safe odorless option to cover gray, bleached, or streaked hair. It claims instant results, no lead or coal tar, and a free trial offer with a 1 cent coupon, urging readers to try with a care guide.
Patterns for the Waterloo Evening Courier advertised
The Waterloo Evening Courier offers up to date pattern designs from its fashion department. Readers may fill a coupon and mail it with 10 cents per pattern to receive patterns that allow seams. Orders are filled as soon as possible but may take ten days to arrive.
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Evening Courier
Waterloo
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