Women of P B O and FWE elect new officers
Society notes from Waterloo describe Jr. Womans clubs and Fortnightly groups holding minutas meetings. The Young Women's Christian Association groups met at Laura Gholson's home and installed officers including president Mrs Boo L Maye and treasurer Mrs J C Wilbon. An educational fund gift of 135 dollars was announced. Evening social events and chapter activities led by various officers followed the sessions.
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Mesik OW. Waite
Mitional Educational
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Lk. ¢. Combs
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Rotary
Cholson
Treasury
A. 5
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Lillian Shoemaker
National Educational Fund
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Walter Johnson
Harry Licht
Stevenhipevhose
Church and Community Missionary Meetings Gather
Numerous church groups across Westminster, Cedar Heights, Walnut Street, and Grace parishes hold midweek gatherings. Women’s societies plan luncheons, programs feature Korea and American Indian work, and a Cedar Heights missionary event occurs in Cedar Heights Presbyterian home.
Orchestral Music Study Launched by B Natural
B Natural Music club members began a two month study of orchestral music at Mrs Truman Wagner's home on Monday evening. Miss Lillian Sohner presented The First Stage of Orchestra. West High School Orchestra directed by Ralph Pronk played The Golden Sceptre and The Violent Prince. A harp solo, a vocal number Allah's Holiday sung by a quintet, and current events were on the program.
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Natural Music Club
Truman Wagner
Lillian Sohner
West High School
Ralph Pronk
George Shoemaker
C. W. Eby
Merle LaRue
C. J.negs
Albert Schotin
Harriett Egan
Warold FF. Smith
Eby
Three Founders to Be on Program of Mission Society
Three charter members of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church will appear on the founders day program at the home of Mrs. Herbert Peek Wednesday afternoon. Also on the program are Mrs. Stewart Freeman reader of the Jesson, Mrs. Clarence Thornberry director of the bank offering box, and Mrs. Claude Miller who will lead devotionals. Mrs. Peek and Mrs. H. it Hares will sing a duet.
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Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
A. L Wooedring
Quota Club Names Chairmen for Committees
Mrs XV D Ives presided at the fortnightly Hotel Russell-Lamson dinner naming quota committee chairmen. Elizabeth Hudson Miss Winnie Stevens RB Kimball Miss Bess Nichols Inez Coburn Mrs George Worthen Mary Nancy Graham Meddie Hambs Adelaide Hungerford Gluck Moutzier Miss Heatrice Guenseley announced marriage Feb. 22 at Wakom Ta They live with her father Mrs Gluck is a nurse and Mr Gluck works as an inspector at Waterloo Gasoline Engine company.
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Quota Club
XV. D. Ives
Russell-Lamson
Elizabeth Hudson
Winnie Stevens
H. Kimball
Bess Nichols
Inez Coburn
George’ BH. Worthen
Mary Nancy Graham
Meddie Hambs
Adelaide
Hungerford
Grievance
Gluck Moutzier
Heatrice Guenseley
Pierre Mont
Rhey Street
War Kon
Beauty Advice From Letters and Fragments of Advice
A fragmented text blends beauty regimen notes with personal names and scattered phrases. It mentions grooming, powder, hair, and dress details, interwoven with odd misspellings and partial sentences, suggesting a casual column or reader notes on appearance and etiquette.
Ash Davis to Give Entertainment at Grace M E Church
Ash Davis the noted cartoonist lecturer and storyteller will present three parts of entertainment at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church on a Wednesday evening under the Epworth League led by Kenneth Greenley Proceeds go to the Clear Lake institute Davis has appeared in nearly 2 000 public engagements in 13 years His rich drawings are large and colorful and the show promises food for thought.
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Feu
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Ednesday
Epworth League
Kenneth Greenley
Larke Institute
Mr. Davis
Davis
Business and Professional Women's Club
Pinkerton
Atrs
J. D. Crowley
Helen Axtell
Frances Wotsford
Des Moines
Club Notes Delights D P D Club Guests at Mrs Trone Ails
Members of the D P D club were entertained last night in the home of Mrs Trone. Ails Miss Mabie, Archer assisted the hostess.
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D. PD. Club
30 Year Iowa Resident Seeks Naturalization Reform
A 30 year resident of Iowa, Alex Hefner of Winfield, seeks changes to the naturalization law to allow internal moves within the state to count for depositions. He has faced eight years of delays obtaining final papers due to moving between towns in the same state. Hefner backs efforts with J W Thompson, clerk of courts, and urges Congressman T J B Robinson to remedy the situation.
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United Cities
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Hhese
Thompson
Saiey
al Tho
Gust Atrizos
Iowa
Alex Hefner
Winfleld
Hefner
United States
Washington County
What Cheer
Keaiuk County
Winfield
Fifth Continuance Set in Fricks-Caward Alienation Case
The $80,000 alienation of affections suit filed by Mrs. Kathryn Fricks against Mrs. Mathilda Caward was rescheduled to Slawday March 24 by Judge H. G. Boies. This marks the fifth continuance in the case, which was brought last summer.
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Kathryn Fricks
C. W. Fricks
Mathilda Caward
Walter Caward
H. G. Boies
Waterloo Lumber Dealers to Attend Des Moines Meet
Seven Waterloo lumber merchants will attend the combined meeting of the Northeastern Northwestern and Central town Lumber Dealers associations in Des Moines on Wednesday and Thursday. Attendees include G W Nauman Henry Nauman and Robert Nauman of Nauman Company A Dunkelhere Floyd F Nottger of Dunkelberg Leeper Cranper Inc Sobie Little of Chapman Lumber Co and D Brown of Waterloo Lumber Company.
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Des Moines
G. W. Nauman
Henry Nauman
Robert Nauman
Nauman Company
A. Dunkelhere
Floyd F. Nottger
Dunkelberg, Leeper & Cranper
Ine
Sobie Little
Chapman Lumber Company
D. Brown
Waterloo fCumber Company
Bootlegging Plea Leads to Fine and Suspended Jail
Ruby Johnson pleaded guilty before Judge HH G Holes to bootlegging. She was fined 300 dollars plus costs and sentenced to 50 days in county jail, with the jail term suspended on payment of fine and costs.
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Ruby Johnson
HH. G. Holes
Iowa State Teachers and Wesleyan split debate honors
Cedar Falls and Mount Pleasant held a dual debate on the eighteenth amendment. Iowa State Teachers College and Town Wesleyan both won decisions, marking a 12th straight win for the teams. The night featured center league games and regional activity with other scores noted from nearby colleges.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Town Wesleyan
Mount Pleasant
Voth Dov School Bonds Fail To Pass In City
Clea Lake dreams APS to fund a new school building failed yesterday as a $30 000 proposition to create a grade school was defeated. A prior measure for a $10 000 high school failed weeks earlier. The incomplete vote reflects uncertainty over district school construction and budget needs. At Sioux City a rail accident injured M G Anderson, leading to a foot amputation after being struck by a platform mishap at Slows Center.
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Rio
Marete
Near Northern
Slows Center
Urata
M. G&l Anderson
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