Prosperous Era Seen With Fewer Iowa Legislature Bills
Arch W. McFarlane lieutenant governor told Waterlows Federation of Women's Clubs that the state will see 100 to 156 fewer bills this year, signaling less unrest and a prosperous era. He cited the cattle tuberculosis test cost split, handicapped children funding, and a county directed program for three years, plus pending measures on auto stops, railroad crossings, redistricting, income tax, and drivers licenses. He warned taxes may rise while state portal costs have doubled in a decade.
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Arch W. McFarlane
Leutenant
Waterloss Federation of Women's Clubs Thurssday
McFarlane
Ag Railroad Cossings
Iver
Wugary
John W. Tuthill
Londonderry
Kreisler
Neving
John Dolan
Ass A. Hoffman
Wasstéd
Ralph Jones
Maym- Egum
Federation
Variety of Social Events on T. C. Social Calendar
A range of gatherings is listed for Cedar Falls and Waterloo. Alpha Chi Epsilon hosts a midwinter dancing party at the K P B hall in Cedar Falls, Lambda Gamma Nu holds a house party, Alpha Theta Beta plans a formal at the Elks club in Waterloo, and Chi Phi Theta Fraternity dances at the Cedar Falls armory. An all college movie is set for the women's gym. Wesley foundation students host a house party this evening, Lutheran student association banquet is Saturday at Black Hawk hotel, and Phi Gamma Phi holds a founders day luncheon.
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Iowa State Teachers College
Alpha Chi ‘Epsilon
Hall
Cedar Falls
Lambda Gamma’ Nu
Alpha Theta Beta Fraternity
Elks Club
Waterloo
Chi Pl Tholy Fraternity
Wesley
Foundation
Lutheran: Students Association
Wll
Black Hawk
Sso Literary
Phi
M. E
Pi ‘Sorority
Shields
Blick’s Teatoom
O. R. Latham
Marion Wriker
Becker Chapter Benefit Party at Masonic temple
Becker chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star entertained about 100 at a benefit card party in the Masonic temple. Mrs C M Faucett led games with bridge prizes to Mrs J H Dallstrom Mrs M O Wilbur and Mrs May and 500 prizes to Mrs Paul Bailey and Mrs Frank Makinster. Special favor won by Mrs Margaret Schoel. Refreshments by Mrs E A Black and committee. Decorations yellow and white with five candle star motif.
Beauty hints for type matching in dresses and colors
The piece advises readers to identify their hair and eye type to select flattering colors. It highlights vivid blues to enhance blue eyes and gold tones in hair, suggests various complementary shades, and notes blues for blondes. It also mentions skin tone impact on wearing blue and prescribes matching shades and perfumes. It touches on foot care and nervous perspiration with medical advice.
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Yauu
Universalist church to hold quarterly meeting Monday eve
A quarterly meeting at Universalist church is set for Monday at 7 30 in the auditorium. Committees and organizations will present reports. Home Builders class of Walnut street Baptist church meets this evening at the home of Mr and Mrs W Brandt at 1844 Third street. Wenton's auxiliary of St Marks Episcopal church held a luncheon with Mrs Lee Fallen at 136 Home Fork boulevard. Dr J G Creele rector spoke on the prayer book and holy communion and urged church attendance. A report from the cons ervation at Davenport in January was given by Mrs C O Lamson.
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Universalist Church
Auditori
Walnut Street- Baptist Church
Biards W. Brandt
Third Street
Wenton
St. Marks Episcopal Church
Lee Fallen
Home Fork Boulevard
J. G. Creele
Davenpart
C. O. Lamson
Amtys
Ldngetbach
Miss Kauffer to Be Guest of Honor at Bridge Party
Miss Kauffer ahead of her March 9 wedding will be guest of honor at a Cedar Heights home bridge party this evening hosted by Miss Madeline Moore. Two tables will play with luncheon. pastel decor. Guests include Mrs. Edward Northey and other local residents. Northey to entertain Miss Kauffer next Tuesday. Also tonight Town State Teachers College glee clubs host their annual banquet at Black's Tearoom with a musical program directed by Miss Alpha Mayfield and William E. Hays.
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Miss Kauffer
Grace Kauffer
Tww
Madeline Moore
Cedar Heights
Kauffer
Edward Northey
Arthur Green
W. W. Kauffer
Maxine Lamson
Alfreda Wilson
Dorothy Sweitzer
Barbara Green
Northey
Vonight
Town State Teachers College
Black
Alpha Mayfield
William E.hays
Blanche Miller
Forest Avenue
Fred Follett
O. T. _Bylsford
Lucy Knapp
Joyle Club
Dan O'Neil
Bridge
Walter Schneider
Alexander Muth
H. E. Hinze
Otto Stegman
G. H. Farnsworth
Homer
Gordon
D. Bower
Do-A-Best Cy
Dwight Bower
Black Hawk Toad
Ord Donnelly
A. H. Adams
A. B. Hickman
Frank Tate
Charles Dutcher
E. 0. Bower
F. W
Club Notes Highlight Multiple Card Games and Hostesses
Various clubs held bridge and luncheon events at homes across the city. Mrs. Mary Shirley hosted five hundred prizes to Mrs. Ju Mus Dennis and Frank Finn, with Mrs. A L Blanchard and Mrs. George Logsdon among guests. Winners included Mrs. Russell Pelkey, Mrs. Dale Williamson, and others. upcoming hostesses include Mrs. Allisa Maynard and Mrs. Lona Anderson.
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R. S. Club
Mary Shirley
Heimmond Avenue
Ju Mus Dennis
Bis
Frank Finn
A. L. Blanchard
George
Logsdon
Mullan Avenue
Russell Pelkey
Dale Williamson
Williamson
Allisai Maynard
Fried Fist and Rice Croquettes Headline Menu
A vintage recipe page describes frying fish by drying, flouring, and deep frying for crispness. Rice croquettes mix boiled rice with milk, egg, parsley, salt, shape, bread-crumbed, and fried until brown. A jellied cucumber salad with lemon gelatine and green coloring accompanies, with lettuce and French dressing suggested.
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Tim
Wordsworth Paris influence highlighted at club talk
Mrs. George W. Wood told the Waterloo Woman's club literary group that Wordsworth’s stay in France during the early revolution shaped his life and poetry. She cited his early poems and democratic leanings, the later moral decline, and the famous estrangement with Coleridge as a key tragedy affecting their friendship and inspiration.
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Wordsworth
France
George W. Wood
Waterloo
Coleridge
Mrs. Wood
Healeg
BG. T. Alford
Jane Austen
Elizabeth Bennet
Emma Woodhouse
Clarissa
Samual Richardson
Edmund W. Miller
H. B. Plumb
League begins campaign for new members
Two rival teams the Comets and Shooting Stays formed by Blue Triangle league promoted a member ship drive at a Thursday dinner meeting in WG A. Two more meetings will follow with music and a playlet by Maude Michael and Marion Snow. Table decor was blue and yellow. Gideons to meet Sunday at Mrs Laura B Holmes home for picnic dinner and business program.
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Comets
Blue ‘Triangle League
Maude Michael
Marion Snow
Gideons
Laura B. Holmes
Second Street West
City in Brief Notes and Local Movements
Glasses repaired at Buchanan's. Miss Jeanette Bkrensky sails to Iowa City for weekend. Mrs Albert Myers improved after a fall leaving slight use of her left arm. Arch W McFarlane, Iowa's lieutenant governor, spoke to students on how state laws are framed. Charles Brady, recovering from bronchial pneumonia at home, shows improvement with nurse care. Mort Stephens of Mason City and Mr and Mrs D E Volvert are mentioned in the brief items.
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Jeanette Bkrensky
Fourth Street
Iowa City
Phi Beta Delta
Albert Myers
Grant Street
Arch W. McFarlane
Iowa
Sloane Wallace
Igh
Charles Brady
St. Francis Hospital
Eleventh Street
Mort Stephens
Mason City
Myr
D. E. Volvert
Local Family Visiting Davidson Home For Weekend
The Rockwell Indiana family visits the Davidson home at 206 State Street. County Recorder Eva Brebner reports 2,186 instruments filed to date, with 1,124 in February and the rest in January, about normal for the period. Up to yesterday 13,606 automobiles were registered for 1929. Penalties begin today at 1 dollar per month from January 1. Fred J. Miller of East High School judged a district declamatory contest at Parkersburg, Indiana. S. F. McGinn of Tangney McGinn Hotel Co will address Y Men on Hotel Management here Monday night. A "Know Waterloo" program series starts with a talk on local business and industry. A muskellunge fishing film will be shown at Payne A. M. E. church as part of a YMC A community meeting series, with a newsreel and comedy. The Courier notes a discrepancy: February snowfall was overstated in a previous edition.
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Eva Brebner
Fred J. Miller
East High School
Parkersburg
Aplinton
New Hartford
Shel Rock
S. F. McGinn
Tangney-McGinn Hotel Company
Y's Men's Plub
Y. M. CG
Know Waterloo
Leity
February Snowfall Compared With Last Year
The report notes February 1928 saw a total of 2.3 inches of snow, and this year’s figures are compared to that total, highlighting how this February’s snowfall stacks against the prior February’s total.
P B Giles to Leave Tomorrow for Inauguration
P B Giles of Waverly, a dry goods merchant and member of the Third Town music committee, will leave tomorrow noon to join the Hoover birthplace special train at West Branch for the inaugural in Washington.
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Waverly
West Branch
Washington
Giles
Third Town
Sedan crushed beneath freight train leaves men injured
Willard Aldrich 38 of Cascaden avenue and four companions were hurt when Aldrichs sedan was struck and ground by a Chicago Great Western switch engine and car at Water street crossing between Sixth and Seventh. Aldrich escaped with severe scalp and ear injuries. Banfield Prestien Lechner and Robinson suffered head and limb wounds. The group had been at the Eagles lodge and were returning home when the car was pushed onto the bridge and wrecked. Banfield fell into Cedar river, others were hurled among the rails. Aldrich could not recall details.
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Willard Aldrich
Cascaden Avenue
Mght
Aldrich
Chicago, Great Western
Water Street
Sixth Street
Seventh Street
David Banfield
Conger ‘Street
Grandyrey Agente
Leo G. Prestien
First Street
George Lechner
Conger Street
Grandview Avenue
Eugene Robinson
Iowa Street
Eagles
Fifth Street
Banfield
Prestien
Robertson
Cedar River
Wreck of Meht sedan shocks city officials
Police described the Meht sedan wreck as one of the most completely demolished autos ever seen in the city. Motorists carried injured men to All Mortal hospital as officers and a Des Moines engineer and a Waterloo crew reported to the scene. Only wheel rim fragments remained from the chassis and were stored at the station.
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Lechner
Banfield
Lance
Muriel Baugh
Hesse
Des Moines
Everett CG. Algyre
Waterloo
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Cirere
Wanterloo
I. G. C. F. Hart
Lou Armstrong
William Ratcliff
Mays
Janis Lemmert
A. By Shawton
Black's Tearoom
O.O. F
Black Hawk Lodge
EO. O. F
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. C
County Presbyterian
Slack's Tearoom
U. GC. I
Dence
Married Folk's Club
Central Christian Chiyeh
E. Black
Petrova Bridge Club
Piaheriy
Temple
Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk I. C
0. F. Hall
Kilkare
Euterpean and
Troubadour
Bariquet
Black’s Tearoom
Walnut Street Baptist Church
H. W. Brandt
Winterfoo
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First M. EB. Church
Grace M. E. King's Heralda
Ray Lee
Standard Beares
Maccabee Club
Tratnmen's
Alpha Theta Betas Fraternity
I. ST. CG. Women's Physical Education Department
Elmer—Black's
T. C
Florence Heskett
Logan"ayer
Markc Crow
J. TL Moris
Edna Kent Forbes
Church News
Mi Jo Elubd
Ted Olson
Hillcrest _ apartments
C. L.thompson
Ww. Vs. Gallagher
D. J. Yourl
Lona Anderson
PRIEF
Oroken
Buchanan
Favertitement
Onra
Rockwell
W. M. Davidson
State Street
Muskie Ashling
Northland
Activities Department of the
M. GC. A
Payne A. M. E. Chanel
King Winter
Courier
P. B. Giles
ER. S and
Optidang
Asia
Melo
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Aléa
Varad Ghent
Neumode Hosiery Store
E. 4Th St
Evening Courier
Patten
Pattern Dept
47Th St
New York City
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