Waterloo Exhibits Arts and Community Programs End
An ongoing three day arts exhibition at Whittier building in Waterloo closes Friday evening after a full program. The event includes 200 prints from the Worlds Master Paintings collection and a 2:30 talk by Miller pop, plus dances and songs by Whittier and Kingsley students.
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Tau
Whittier
Mig
Waterloo
Kings Jey
Miller — Py
Om Moore
Qother
Kingsley
Brst B
Whittist
Dolores Mayes
Wills Mayne
van Dyck
Kingsley School
Marie Hardin
Waterloo Dancing Club
Knights of Pythias Hall
Church Socials and Guild Activities Highlight Local News
Mrs C A Lewis and Mrs Oscar Klein joined the Majel guild at First Presbyterian parlor while Mrs George Stott and Mrs J W Kilgore hosted. Dehoran Society met in M E parlor as Lotus Survey brought Rev Williams from St Pauls sharing Europe tour experiences.
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C. A. Lewis
Oscar ‘Klein
Majel Guild
First Presbyterian
Esterday
George Stott
J. W. Kilgore
Dehoran Society
Lotus Survey
S. ¥. Williams
St. Paul’s
Europe
Helen Thomas
Thomas
Jv. Raines
Riza Odell
Side Talks on Hurry and the Years Aged
The piece argues hurried life stimulates young people but paralyzes those over thirty. It contrasts reactions in middle age with a slower pace, urging patience, understanding, and forgiving slips while pressures and haste persist in daily life.
Social Highlights From Local Houseparty and Weddings
Mrs. George Huntington hosted a four course luncheon honoring Mrs. M. M. Beal and her daughter Lucerne, who will winter in California. Mrs. Beal entertained with songs and needlework as guests included Mrs. Leffler Kraubuhél Waite Eason Webb Wilde and others. Also reported is the wedding of Mildred Wignall and Harry Waack at the First Methodist church parsonage officiated by Dr J Arthur Young. They plan to live on a farm near Traer. Further notes cover a 500 game hosted by Mrs. C L Peterson for Miss Margaret Coffey and a thimble bee by the Woman's Relief Corps finishing a quilt at Mary Bartlett’s home.
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George Huntington
M. M. Beal
Lucerne
California
Migs Beal
J. Arthur Young
Mildred Wignall
Harry Waack
Traer
Marrage
First Methodist Church
Laura Walters
Ernest Thiller
Margaret Coffey
Wort Dodge
C. L. Peterson
A. H. French
D. W. Nicholas
Valentine
W. OR. G. Phimtichee
Twentysix
Woman's Relief Corps
Mary Bartlett
Boon
Nell Davis
Ida Nicholas
Club Notes Bridge Socials and Box Socials Reported
Mrs. Alice Hummel hosted the Jolly Four for bridge at her sister’s home. Ace-of-Club members hosted by Laura Madgen at her sister’s home. Scores went to J. C. Jensen and Soren Wibompson. Refreshments by Soren Thompson’s party. 4 and Ele club hosted husbands with high scores for Ross Farrell, Mrs Baumgartner, H. Stevenson, and Mrs Bush. A box social marked luncheon. Mrs F A Johnson to host next club session Wednesday afternoon.
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Cedar Review
Harry Fergeman
A. A. Bellis
B. A
West Hall
Clara Lantz
Alice Hummel
Jolly Four Club
Bridge
A. Fish
Laura Madgen
H. C. Anderson
J.C. Jensen
Soren Wibompson
Boss
Soren Thompson
J. Wy. Wilimek
Ross Farrell
W.R. Baumgartner
H. H. Stevenson
L. A. Bush
F.A. Johnson
T. C. Alumni Plan Radio Program and Reunion on Feb. 17
Cedar Falls January 29 The Iowa State Teachers College alumni former students and friends plan a statewide dinner gathering February 17 in convenient groups. The evening includes a college auditorium broadcast from 9 to 9 featuring band orchestra and both glee clubs with an address by President H H Searley and brief talks. The event promotes completing the alumni campanile and the 1926 homecoming marking the college’s fiftieth anniversary.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
H. H. Searley
tWe
Alutent
Teachers College
Black Hawk County
Ithru
WSUI
Lowa City
Town City
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Claymen Elect Qual at Iawa Clay Products Meet
A. Queal of Redfield Iowa was chosen president of the Iowa Clay Products association at the convention closing session. Harry Vincent of Fort Dodge was elected vice president and S. J. Cook of Emmetsburg was named secretary-treasurer. A separate notice reports Philip Cahill, 24, of Cahill family, dies in local hospital from infection after a small elbow scratch.
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Claymen
Qual
Ames
A.queal
Redfield
Iawa Clay Products Association
Harry Vincent
Fort Dodge
Annd S. J. Cook
Emmetsburg
Jangy
Philip
John Cahill
Beauty tips for nails hair and skin care
Advice on homemade cold cream cleansing and flesh-building creams for nails and hands. It covers nightly massage, cuticle care with orange wood sticks, pink nail tips, and a facial white egg and water mask for skin, plus hair shine and temporary gray-hair tinting using henna-like products.
City in Brief: Local Notes and Appointments
Various town updates report Mrs Archibald recovering from pneumonia at 517 Second Street East. Police note a Marshalltown crime involving fur theft including belts of 63 skunks and other animals. Miss Julietta Devin returns from Des Moines due to her mother's illness. Local officials elected at a Master Plumbers' auxiliary meeting. Des Moines delegates attend Iowa Druge_gists convention. A judge sentences a repentant drunk to three days in jail. Kansas Day observance canceled due to low turnout. Articles of incorporation for L E Glaza Co with $50,000 stock. Minor injuries reported in a car crash involving a resident of this city. I S Roseberry arrives to lead International Life & Trust Co. agency. works with L A Baum. Peverill liquor nuisance charge added after raid. bail set at $200. Scout group rehearsals for The Kid's Awakening planned with multiple schools and dates.
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Marshalltown
Julietta Devin
West High School
Des Moines
L. E. Glaza Company
L. E. Glaza
M. J. Glaza
J. C. Glaza
M. C. Brennan
Fowler Street
Tauor
Claude Peverill
W. A. Cook
Peverill
West High
Emerson School
Whittier School
West Tish
Gates College Alumni Hold Annual Party
About 125 alumni and students attended the Gates College Alumni Association party last evening in KK.
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Gates College
Gates College Alumni Association
PL Hall
Marty Horner
Aimon F. Gates
Gates and Danery
Gates College Orchesus
Acorn Pie Saves Mr Bushytail With Uncle Wiggily Help
In a tale by Howard R Garis, Mr Bushytail falls ill and needs acorn pie. Johnnie and Billie fetch acorns to Uncle Wiggily's hollow stump, where Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy prepares the pie. The group works together as acorns are softened to suit Uncle Wiggily and Mr Bushytail.
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Johnnie
Daddy
Mrs. Bushytail
Billie
Uncle Wiggily
Hollow Stump
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Mr. Longears
Tomnie
Jane
Nurse Jane
Uncle Wise
Tia
Mia
Tohmnig
Bunny
Hat
Uncle Wigguy
Uncle Wiggy and the Weasel Calamity
A humorous scene features Uncle Wiggy and Billig as they pelt a Weasel with acorns and horns. The creature flees after being struck on the nose while Uncle Wiggy and friends laugh. The tale hints at cooking lessons and odd misadventures around the house.
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Billig
Legal battle over bovine tuberculosis test to begin
The case H. G. Peverill vs. Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors will start Monday in district court as an injunction action challenging mandatory TB testing of all dairy cattle in Black Hawk County. The nonjury trial likely to feature 150 to 200 witnesses, with Walter B. Jensen and E. H. McCoy for Peveril and A. G. Reid plus an attorney general representative for the county.
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H. G. Peverill
County Board of Supervisors
Suber
Black Hawk County
Walter BP. Jensen
E. H. Mc‘Coy
Pever
A.G. Reid
Land
Tian J. Gibson
Girl achieves record perfect school attendance in Sioux City
Sioux City officials report Pauline Ghampeney, 12, set a territory record by completing five and a half years of perfect attendance with no absences or tardies. The junior high transfer comes after a long streak, and Pauline credits proper habits rather than alarms or finger strings for her success.
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Sioux City
Pauline Ghampeney
Pauline
Paroled Men Hold Good Record
Des Moines reports that 83 of every 100 paroled men stay out of crime after discharge, according to Dr J O Woodmansee chair of the laws board of paroles. The statement notes only a small percentage fail to remain free.
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Nes Moines
Iowa
J. 0. Woodmansee
Laws Board of
Parais
Fire damages Oliver McGee building and Haselman meat market
A fire at 12:20 a.m. caused heavy damage to the Oliver McGee building housing the Haselman meat market. Investigators say defective wiring started the blaze in the front of the room and smoke damaged the meat stock.
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Gevout
Sa. San
Oliver McGee
Haselman Meat Market
Tdefeetive
L. R. Thompson Dies on Butler County Farm
Clarksville Iowa mourns L R Thompson who died at his home near Clarksville at 2 am after a three year illness. He was about 50 years old and spent most of his life in Butler County. Funeral plans await word from his brother Jack Thompson in Lang Beach California. Surviving are his widow Winnie Hickle, two daughters Elizabeth and Caral, two sisters Mrs Frank Graham of Brainerd Minnesota and Mrs Carroll Cook of Clarksville.
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Clarksville
L. R R. Alipson
Here
Hoe
Jacki Thompson
Lang Beach
Cal
Winnie “Hickle
Elizabeth
Caral
Rank Graham
Brainerd
Minn
Carrol Cook
Glarksville
Waterloo Sees Warmer Weather After Freeze Spell
Waterloo enjoyed milder conditions today after subzero days with temperatures near the 20 degree mark. The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday with higher temperatures, while yesterday ranged from 26 above to 14 above.
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Waterloo
Pioneer of Bremer County Dies at 96
Waverly Iowa January 29 Bremer county mourns the loss of Fred Wolf a longtime settler aged 56 years and four months not 96. He immigrated from Germany 64 years ago and spent six decades on the same farm one mile north of Artesian Funeral services were held at the family home this afternoon.
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Waverly
Fred Woh
Bremer County
Wolf
Germany
Artesian
Diamond Dyes Promise Quick Safe Home Color Work
Advertises Diamond Dyes as a simple at home dye kit for all fabrics from wool to silk and cotton. Highlights easy cold water tinting for delicate shades and boiling for rich colors. Each 16 cent package includes directions for lingerie silks ribbons skirts dresses coats stockings and draperies. Buy Diamond Dyes from your druggist.
Firm Dissolves. Pedicord Continues Architecture Practice
The Bartley and Pedicord architectural firm dissolves its partnership. AW J Pedicord remains at 218 Y Y bank building and continues specializing in school design, while Bartley relocates an office in the same building to handle general architectural work.
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Bartley & Pedicord, Architects
AW. J. Pedicord
Y. & J. Bank
Bartsley
Pedicara
Mr. Bartley
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