YWCA Society Notes On Annual Meet And Banquet
Society members and patrons may reserve tickets at the YWCA office before noon tomorrow as reservations close. The annual meeting will feature demonstrations and welcome all interested in its welfare and work across departments. This year men and women outside membership may join the fellowship and business session. Club and church notices must reach the Courier office by 3 30 am or day of publication.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Binley A4
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Knights of Columbus Dance Club Teas Usher Next Week
Plans outlined for a dance at K. C. hall to entertain Callestate club and Phi Sigma Chi members next Tuesday evening. An eight piece orchestra, ten string instruments in a novelty program, three singers, and elaborate decorations are planned as the committee finalizes arrangements. Balloting ran on about 25 applications during the meeting. Rev J M Molloy Baye gave a talk.
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Wich
J. M. Molloy Baye
Class Anniversary Marks Fourth Birthday at Central Christian
Mrs A G Sawyer Mrs Clara Sawyer and Mrs Helen Burton of Sioux City joined the Married Folks class at Central Christian church for a fourth birthday observance tonight. Guests will dine at the Sawyer residence and attend a program at Hotel Russell.
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A. G. Sawyer
Clara Sawyer
Helen Burton
Sioux City
Sawyer
Central Christian Church
Russell-Lauigon
West High Faculty Members Honor Guests with Party and Notes
Teachers and wives attended a women’s club gathering in the Business and Professional Women’s rooms with bridge prizes. Veteran Rainbow division serviceman Merritt Blydenburgh visited, recovering from a railway shop accident. Birth anniversary party for Althera Dudley hosted ten girls with contests and games. A bridal shower for Mrs. John Malone and social evenings featured musicians, dancing, and university student guests at local homes. Hospital auxiliary stitched napkins for Presbyterian Hospital.
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Mercy Aylesworth
West High
Mele
Fern Gray
Anna M. Demmel
Fred Kluss
W. Ll.pres
Merritt Blydenburgh
Rainbow Division
Iy Assetor
A. C. Prosser
Stratford, Avenue
Blydenburgh
Birthdearty
Althera Dudley
Sr. A. Dudley
Bernita Beekman
Ethel Jaggers
F. L. Hicks
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes
Readers complain of nail ridges but Edna Kent Forbes offers simple at home cures including oil nightly gloves protection weekly soaking and buffing to reduce ridges and improve nails. Advice covers conditioning applying oil and using pumice and polishing to smooth surfaces and prevent deepening ridges.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
When Shall We Marry
Ruth Cameron weighs opinions on marrying young versus waiting. She notes changes over time, favoring early marriage for natural childbearing and prolonged vitality, but acknowledges personal choice and the risks of adopting or delaying motherhood. She cites examples of women who married early or late and reflects on freedom and family life at various ages.
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Nature
Natral
Witthood
Club Notes Officers Named by Good Luck Club At Meeting
Officers named include Mrs. J. J. Jones president Mrs. Don Lewis view president Mrs. P. J. Pitts secretary treasurer and Mrs. Charies Hogan and Mrs. Julius Mortensen flower committee with Mrs. E. B. Chandler as press correspondent. Various members hosted dinners and gatherings at Riverside Drive Calumich Betroit and other locales as the clubs honored retiring presidents and hosted guests.
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Good Luck Club
Don Lewis
J. J. Jones
Lewis
P. J. Pitts
Charies Hogan
Julius Mortensen
Mission notes at Des Moines and Westminster service
Delegates at the diocesan Hep isc anal church convention in Des Moines reported encouragement from mission work during a missionary tea at St Mark's basement. Mrs Corton outlined the convention, Mrs Worthen spoke on mission work, and Rev Horton shared rectorial views. A Westminster review of The Trend of the Races followed, with the Community Choral club quartet performing. Juniors heard Miss Helen Hadish recount Up from Slavery. The First Baptist women voted to give one tenth of this year's funds to missions and to work through six groups, observing National Prayer Day next Thursday. Picnic supper to follow with group leaders named.
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Hepiscanal
Des Moines
St. Mark's Church
L. Corton
George B Worthen
Thomas Horton
C. L. Ningssey
A. T. Petersen
Lillian,Suhrke
J. C. Rankin
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Anne S. Brown
W. A. Brown ,Jr
Clarence Slackett
Lida B. Branch
Helen Hadish
Women’s Society
First Baptist
Mines
George Pett
A. J. van Dorn
Blanche Vaughan
Merle LaRue
Valeri Drown
Humidifier varieties boost home humidity and health
A 1920s era shopping view details humidifier options from radiator attachments to electric models. It notes wide type humidifiers for greater evaporation, zinc and wood cases, wick filters, and an electric lamp fountain hybrid that humidifies while lighting a small glass dome.
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Myrom
Who's Who Among Baptist Women Reported
Mrs. John Knudson presided as members quoted from "Missions" for roll call and Mrs. I Ft Asquith delivered a paper on "Who's Who Among Baptist Women" during the meeting.
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John Knudson
Missions
Roll Call
I. Ft. Asquith
Stage Set for Fire Prince Operetta at West High Tonight
The operetta The Fire Prince opens tonight at West High Auditorium with Miss Alice Swanson directing. Prigio, played by Lawrence Hutson, disputes fairies while Alphonso and Enrico, portrayed by Arthur Scott and Clifton Hoag, join forces in a land plagued by a heat scourge blamed on the Wiredrake. After grim fates befall Prigio’s brothers, the king disinherits him and Prigio allies with fairies to seek his fortune, amid romance and peril, with the West High Orchestra providing music.
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West High Auditorium
Alice Swanson
Lawrence Hutson
Prigio
Pantonilia
Alphonso
Arthur Scott
Enrico
Clifford Hoag
Yrigio
Trigio
sAlphonso
Endeo
Falkenstein
Eles Glucksberg
West High
Three Wills File for Nathan Harrymount Estate
Jan. 26. Nathan Harrymount, who died last week in Greenbrier township, left an estate estimated at 75 000 to 100 000 dollars. Three wills were filed for probate in February in Greene County district court. One leaves the estate to Greene County Memorial Hospital Association. another to Mr Harris of Bayard Bank as charity trustee. the third to John Lewis. A codicil to Harris revokes Lewis in favor of Harris for charitable purposes.
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Jefferson
Ija
Nathan Harrymount
Greenbrier Township
District Court
Greene County Memorial Hospital Association
Harrymount
Mrr. Harris
Bayard Bank
Harris
John Lewis
Greene County
Lewis
Pioneer resident J W Ludemann dies at 71 in Aplington
Aplington Iowa January 26 J W Ludemann a highly respected citizen and pioneer resident of Aplington and vicinity died at his home yesterday morning aged 71 He first fell ill on New Year day pneumonia followed and caused months of suffering A funeral will be held at 11 am Saturday with burial at Engelkes church cemetery in Grundy county. Watkins Coal Co. Phones 18 1501.
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Aplington
J. WH. Ludemann
Eiteral
Engelkes
Grundy County
Evangelistic service at St Pauls M E church
Evangelist W A Buell led a revival at St Pauls M E Church with two musical offerings by Arthur B Dahlhorus and a quartet including Dahl, J H Mitchell, Rev G E Lace and W Dewey. Buell urged striving for the narrow life path and real Christian commitment despite obstacles.
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St. Paul's M. E. Church
Arthur’ B
Dahl Horus
Mr. Dahl
J. H. Mitchell
G. BE. Lace
W. Dewey
Christ
Evangelist W A. Buell
Kellogg's Bran Promises Permanent Constipation Relief
An advertising notice promotes Kellogg's Bran as a permanent relief for constipation and a health food. It claims all bran cleanses the digestive tract, boosts energy, and supports overall well being. The copy urges daily consumption, offers serving ideas, and cites availability in hotels, clubs, restaurants, and grocery stores.
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Kellogg’s
Bellogg’s
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