Friendship and Hi clubs host joint banquet at YWCA gym
West High School Friendship and Hi clubs held a joint banquet for 92 girls and boys and guests at the YWCA gym. Miss Wilma Hey welcomed guests while James Sweitzer spoke for WHI boys. Toasters and performances followed with readings and songs.
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Friendship and
West High School
Wilma Hey
Girls
James Sweitzer
WHI
Selma Haapner
Saxton Pettit
Say
MLC
Ruth Mubray
Marie Watters
Girl Reserve Department
Cedar Falls Y. W. C. A
Friendship
Waterloo
Independence
Cedar Falls
Hudson
Dunkerton
Orange Township
Names of candidates for YWCA board election posted
Twenty candidates were listed for a three year term on the YWCA board with 13 names shown and nine to be chosen. Nominations were by the nominating committee and ballots will be mailed to all members before the February 10 annual meeting. Results will be announced at the banner table.
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Bannone
H. L. Litchfield
First Presbyterian
Charlotte Howe
First Methodist
W. H. Dowrey
Westminster Presbyterian
W. W. Wyant
Grace
Methodist
Willis Johnson
First Congregational
A. B. Lovejoy
Bee Bogardus
Walnut Street Baptist
C. A Morris
R. EB. Williamson
First Baptist
5. V. Williams
St. Paul’s Methodist
G. Wr. Chester
Central Christian
Ray Wygert
Fred Adams
Grace Methodist
Club Notes Highlight Afternoon Card Games and Luncheon
Double Five club entertained by Mrs. Glen Peverill on Wednesday afternoon with card scores going to Mrs. Orin Wilcox and Mrs. Roy Gilley. A two course luncheon was served by hostess Mrs. Lea Ransom. Double Six club organized last evening with Miss Clover Sterling as president and Miss Claire Puterbaugh as secretary. The time was spent informally. Mrs. Mike Jackman hosted Octagon club at 500 yesterday afternoon with gifts to Mrs. King Beal and Mrs. George Krueger. Guests included Mrs. J. W. Koch and Mrs. R. J. Bennett.
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Olivia Hacker
Effie Haskin
Ruth Smith
Edith Galvin
F. Hacker
Marie : Hacker
Kathleen Delagardel
Glen Peverill
Orin Wilcox
Roy Gilley
Lea Ransom
Clover Sterling
Claire Puterbaugh
Miss Sterling
Mike Jackman
Octagon Club
King Beal
George Krueger
J. W. Koch
R. J. Bennett
Side Talks Civtzon In The Name Of Pleasure
A dramatic slice shows the Maxwell household anxiously rushing to dinner with the Blacks. Mrs Maxwell frets over Joyce’s dress while Mr Maxwell argues about going out, as both couples prepare in their respective homes for a dinner promised last Wednesday.
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Maxwells
al. Maxwell
Mr. Maxwell
Mrs. Maxwell
Pia
Lowell Audubon Society Food for Birds Program
The Junior Audubon society of Lowell school with 54 members gathers suet for birds near the serous building for winter feeding. Chickadee, dowdy Woodpecker, nuthatch and brown creeper frequent the feeders. As spring comes they plan ornithological hikes and study meadow folk like Baltimore oriole and bobwhite. The national society provides bird pictures and leaflets. Miss Mable Hoff organized the group last May.
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Audubon Society of Lowell School
Baltimore
National Society
Mable Hoff
Church Women Host Parties Across Parish Groups
Members of the Philathea class at Westminster Presbyterian honored Miss Cora Hartleip with an informal party at teacher Mrs. H. L. Rahilt's home featuring harp music and gorai solos. A St. John's parish card party in the auditorium drew over 125 attendees with prizes to Mrs. Charles Dailey and others. Walnut Street Baptist choir enjoyed a picnic supper before practice, and Joy Mary's Sewing circle held activities in the school hall with a card party planned for Feb 12. Union Congregational women and hostesses gathered in church parlors for a Valentine themed social with a novelty program.
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Waterloo Woman's
H. W. Flint
J. Easton
HW. W. Steworth
Kensington and
W. EB. Johnson
W. Eb, Cowan
Tt. W. Miller
Philathea
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cora Hartleip
H. L. Rahilt
Jean Rahif
Nina Ricketts
Mah Jong
Hartlett
St. John's Parish
Charles Dailey
Tony Reiff
Tom Reblem
John Ash
J.C. Burger
Walnut, Street Baptist Choir
H. 8. Browell
Joy Mary's
Louis Vollenweider
George Wraft
Joe Deitch
Barbara Winninger
T. Pf.itushes
Susan Datenhart
Sophie Koesier
Cardarty
Women’s Societing of Union Congresgational Church
Glen B. Richard
W. E. Twaites
George King
Young Girls How to Care for Health and Beauty
The article advises young girls to avoid health risks and cosmetic overuse. It stresses balanced eating to prevent pimples, proper hair care, outdoor exercise, and avoiding excessive corsets. It notes hair should not be over-shampooed and suggests cool water rinses to close pores.
Waterloo Drudists Return From Annual Des Moines Meet
Waterloo drudists return from the annual pharmaceutical convention at Des Moines to report progress on a proposed 2.6 million building to house national offices. Des Moines backers include F.E. C. Kagy of Des Moines University and state manufacturers who pledged funds. national support also pledged. Officers named for the coming year include Benny Grant president J J Gillespie first vice president J A Jensen second vice president Gus Repipert treasurer J W Slocum secretary Tt S Hansen.
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Waterina
Pheer Marentioal Association
Tes Maipes
Rome
Eelvin
Miller
H. & Thnsen
Mike Gauss
John Roberts
Davitt A. Allan
Des Moines
Nean FE. C. Kagy
Des Moines University
Benny Grant
5 Moines
J. J. Gillespie
Jenson
Newton
Gus Repipert
Des Moimes
J. Ms. Lindly
Winfield
J. W. Slocum
Inidianola
Tt. S. Hansen
Wednes
Dar
CUSHIONS WANTED FOR LIVESTOCK CHAPERONS
Dex Moines June 30 railroad carriers may be required to furnish sleeping compartments for livestock shipments. If Representative Dewar of Cherokee county introduces the bill, the measure would become law and apply to trains transporting livestock on night journeys.
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Dex Moines
Dewar
Cherokee County
January fire calls rise to twelve with two alarms
Two fire alarms last night increased January runs to a total of twelve. A floor fire at 3 45 a m at 710 To ram avenue caused slight damage. A chimney fire at 421 Wellington at 10 40 p m caused some damage. Better be insured than sorry.}}
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AL AL Shaffer
Toram Avenue
Wellington
Three youths jailed for larceny in camp wood theft
Donald Eastman 16 Grant Anderson 18 and Robert Eastman 20 pleaded guilty in municipal court to larceny for stealing wood from a forest supply to heat a shack used by skaters near Falls avenue. They received three day county jail sentences. Witness David R. Green reported his wood piles dwindling as the trio slept in the shack.
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Donald Eastman
Grant Anderson
Robert Eastman
David R. Green
Black Hawk Creek
Shack
Falls Avenue
Banquet for Gates College Tonight At First Baptist
About 390 persons are set for Gates College student parent complimentary banquet in First Baptist dining room. 100 will be parents with attendees traveling from Illinois for the event. Stunts include two original pieces and 39 second toasts plus numbers by a quartet. judged by Spokesmen’s club committee. Rev R B W Williamson will give the invocation.
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Gates College
First Baptist Church
Olenother
Illinois
Ralph Hoxie
Rath
A. A. Lohner
W. Brann
R. B W. Williamson
Woman to head Chicago Tours Department of Burlington
Miss Emma W. Bock Feb 1 will become Chicago manager of the personally conducted tours department of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad. She will oversee tours across the Great Northern and Northern Pacific systems and is said to be the only woman in such a role. A native of Council Bluffs Iowa, she was previously assistant principal of the St Ansgar high school in Ta.
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Chicago
Emma, W. Bock
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Council’ Bluffs
St. Ansgar, Ta
Man freed after kitchen attack testimony in municipal court
In Moines on January 30 Lucille Edwards testified in municipal court that a man hit her in the kitchen. Judge freed Edwards after hearing her complaint.
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Yes Moines
Iwne
Lucille Edwards
A. Edwards
Edwards
Uncle Wiggily Saves Squiggle Bug With Buttonhook
Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy asks for a buttonhook. Uncle Wiggily buys one and uses it to rescue Zimmie the Squiggle Bug from the muddy water and later frees Tollie the mouse dog from a wind blown hat. He continues his adventurous day.
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Mr. Longears
Anjele
Uulny
Uncle Wiggily
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Jane
Zimmie
Zoomtie
Bunny
Reacher
Surse Fine
Jollin Longtsil
Tollie
Jolie
Wiggily
Manchester Fire Leaves Two Businesses Destroyed
Fire swept through Manchester's central business district early Friday, destroying Weber's Candy kitchen and the Armistead building. Firemen battled stubborn flames, with water freezing on gear as flames spread through walls. Armistead dry goods and the Willard offices were nearly ruined. crowds gathered as dawn approached.
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Manchester
Jann
Troy Welterlen
Weber
Poaer Fiarcely
Armistead
Security Bank
Webber Candy Kitchen
Armistead Dry Goods Store
Drs. Willard & Willard
Mrs. Lutheria J. Arthur Dies in Tripoli
Mrs. Lutheria Jane Gibson Arthur died at her Tripoli home at 10:30 a m on Thursday due to age related ailments. Born September 24 1826 in Rutage Wisconsin she married Robert A Arthur March 15 1864. Survived by two sons five daughters including Charles Kingston Yda John Tripoli Mrs Isabel J Watters Cedar Falls Mrs Albert Sweitzer Miss Carrie Arthur Waterloo Mrs B G Heichel Brooksville and Miss Emma Arthur Tripoli.
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Tripol
Lutheria J. Arthur
Lutheria Jane Gibson
Rygate
Robert A. Atthur
Green Mountain
Arthur
Charles. Kingston
Yda
John
Tripoli
Isabel J. Watters
Cedar Falls
Albert Sweitzer
Carrie Arthur
Waterloo
B. G. Heichel
Brooksville
Mla
Emma Arthur
Porter Fined for Dispensing Liquor at Depot
Pullman porter J and Washington Chicago pleaded guilty in municipal court to illegal transportation of liquor during a train stop at the depot. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs, liquor obtained as evidence ordered confiscated. P R Franzen Waterloo also fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail for issuing bad checks. Judge warned future checks without funds will bring fines. Claude Poverill bound to district court on liquor nuisance charge after a preliminary trial waiver.
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Je Iliat Cook
Forum Drug
Claude Poverill
E Commercial
Thenicipal
Des Moines Attorney Freed After Trial on Assault Charge
Des Moines jury acquits the middle aged bachelor attorney of criminally attacking Hazel Overstreet age 14 after an 11 day trial and five hours deliberation. Marshall’s lawyers spent two and a half days in closing plea before the verdict.
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Des Moines
Jnc
Wzera Marshall
Liberty
Hazel Overstreet
Marshall
Wateriog Evening Courier Patterns A Practical Undergarment
Pattern description for a simple undergarment made from batiste cambric or similar fabrics. Neck edge styles include round pointed or square outlines. Cut in four sizes with yardage for 40 inch material. Pattern mailed on receipt of silver or checks.
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Littie Catherine Marie Martin
D. C. Martin
Fiers: Muelier
First Lutheran Church
Lena Thoma, Postvilis
Walter Plaht
Qlardont
Clarmont
Organiza Clul
Y.W.G. A
Y.W.C. A. Board
Central Christian Church
Bishop's East
Foe Snively
George Pike
Lettie Bightey
Elizabeth Highmey
A. G. Mosebey
Staly
Ruth Mitchell
Jerome O. Burricht
First Presbyterian Church
J. R. MaCartney
Arnold ¥. Girsch
Civtzon
Jim
Mrs. Bhick
Mr. Black
Tack
Gordon
Lowelll Audubon Society
Ganition
Gannon Camp
Ben Hur Hall
J. C. Jensen
Church News
P. H
Ruy
Terman
Miller, Phono’ 2404
Smack
Bayrum
William Gushard
J. W. Gwynne
St. Ansgar
Railroads’ Tours
Uncle Wiggily’s Buttonhook
Howard R. Garis
Buchanan
Otto Minti
Frederika
da Coxtello
E.R. Smith
Waukon
Los Angeles
California
R. A. Hanover
Minneapolis
American Legion Band
Memorial Hall
C. Albert Scholin
First M. BE
Tiles Biltsch
J. BE
Jordan
James J. Curtis
Reinbeck
U. S. Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Callie Wieder
Jilraviano
Marshalltown
PRP
Kopf
Presbyterian Hospital
Barclay Street South
Zope
Arthur Krieger
C. Fish
Hot Springs
Ark
KTHS
Rudy Stewart Jeff This
Dubuque
E. W. Koepke
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
J. M. Young
St. Francis Hospital
A. F. Hoenig
Jefferson Street
Tigers
Washington
Wateriog
E.G. McMillan
E. T Alford
W. D. Bunton
R. J. van Metre
Andrew Rogers
August Hulfgren
Iowa City
P. J. Murphy
D. & R. G Railroad
Denver
Colo
J. E. Fluise
Chicago Great Western Railroad
S. V. Williams
Merle J. Brown
Y-Indus Club
M. CG
Fie
Y-Indus
Jesse Wilcox
Ida Costello
Buck's Bootery
Commercial Street
William
L. J. Arthur
Pullmon Porter P&ys
Dus Moines
Fowler Coffee
Fowler
Waterlog
Otto Ee
Cvening
Fashion Department
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