Waterloo clubwomen to attend Iowa federation rally in Destoines
Waterloo society figures led by Mrs J J Howrey and Mrs E L Johnson prepare for the Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs rally in Destoines this week. A special board session is set for Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Hoyt Sherman Place, with events including receptions, a press luncheon, lectures, and a tea. Also noted is the engagement of Miss Mary Bernadette Kolar to Hugo Robert Kolar in Chicago.
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Waterloo
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Destoines
J. J. Howrey
E. L. Johnson
A. Moggs
Division of
Comunity Services
Henry Taylor
Ned Oak
Tate
Hoyt-Sherman Place
Nathan E. Kendall
Ken Gall
John W. Watzek
Davenport
Madame Herllot
Oliver J. Fay
Kolar Quirk
John E. Quirk
New Hampton
Mary Bernadette
Hugo Robert Kolar
Chicago
Kolar
Powers Manufacturing Company
Cedar Heights Missionary society to entertain women
The Cedar Heights Missionary society will entertain women of Westminster Presbyterian church at Community church parlors Thursday afternoon. Mrs Hoy Stetzel will read on Japan and Mrs I T Slaughter on the American Indian. Other program numbers planned. First Presbyterian Harmony class meeting Tuesday at 2 40 p m in church parlors. Hostesses listed. Mrs Roy Hansen to review The Covered Wagon at Walnut Street Baptist Alpha Philatelica? meeting. Annual First Presbyterian Sunday School banquet and officer election Sunday afternoon for the congregation. Dinner and talks planned. Alpha chapter Westminster guild hosts Tuesday at 2 44 p m. Lydia society picnic supper at Mrs Oliver Stevenson home Tuesday evening. Miss Mary Christie to assist hostess.
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Primidy
Mias Lena
Cedar Heights Missionary Society
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Hoy’ Stetzel
Japan
IT. K. Slaughter
First Presbyterian Harmony
Mmes
Lir. ArMilas
Tugb Patterson
Cecil Scott
Robert Bickenbach
Roy Hansen
Emerson Hougl
Walnut Street Baptist Alpha Philatheaelisa
G. P. Wyatt
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Central Ry
Washington and
C. A. Morris
Westminster Guild
Lydia Society
First Presbyterian Church
Oliver Stevenson
Mary Christie
Mothers Missed Moments With Children In Early Womanhood
A mother reflects on the ache of missing time with her daughter during the years before she leaves home. She cautions other mothers to value daily companionship over outside duties, citing personal memories and literary voices about the fleeting nature of childhood and the deep rewards of shared moments.
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Murch
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forgoes Blowy Day Hair
Edna Kent-Fordes offers practical fashion tips on hair nets veils and cap shapes for windy March days. She stresses proper adjustment of hair nets to prevent loose strands and discusses how small veils add a neat look while larger veils suit some faces. The piece touches on scalp care oiliness and simple tonics plus massage routines for healthier hair and arms.
Autumn Leat Club Sits Down For Regular Meeting
Regular meeting of the Autumn Leat club was hosted by Mrs. W. J. Morris at her home with 18 members and one guest present.
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Autumn Leat Club
W. J. Morris
Esher Home Burglarized. Jewelry Loot Stolen
Thieves broke into the home of Frank W. Esher county auditor on Vine Street before 10 p m Saturday and looted jewelry clothing and a camera possibly totaling hundreds of dollars. The owners were away, returning to find rooms ransacked and drawers opened with keys missing. police have not yet determined the break in method.
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Frank W. Esher
Former Tama resident dies in Kansas City home
Gladbrook Iowa March 3 Mrs cinna Hooper longtime west Tama county resident died at her daughter Mrs J Greeges home Kansas City Missouri from Wrights disease She owned a farm west of Gladbrook until September last year when she moved to Teapees City to live with her only daughter Her husband a son and a daughter predeceased her She was born in Germany and came to the county at age 13 after living in Wisconsin and then Iowa
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Gladbrook
Cinna Hooper
West Tama County
J. Greeges
Kansas City
Wright
Hooper
Gladbdrook
Teapees City
Gemany
Wisconsin
Towa
Three Hurt in Auto Mishaps at Des Moines
Des Moines reports three injuries from separate auto incidents. B. W. suffered cuts and bruises after a collision on Keosauqua Way, Mrs. Glenn Watson injured her right toe in a three-car crash, and Carl Anderson, 16, was knocked from his bicycle with severe bruises and cuts. Tama Hofer notes Tama plans a three story brick addition to Central Hotel by March 3.
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Des Mones
Des Moines
March
B. W
New Keosauqua
Glenn Watson
Carl Anderson
Enbarge
Tama Hofer
Tama
Wotel
T. Miller
Manchuvster Delphtan Society Entertains Husbands
Mamichester Ta March members attend social event as husbands join the Manchuvster Delphtan Society gathering. Lizabeth Last Prien hosts. Legion report notes center’s commanders and adjutants, with next post meeting planned March 6.
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Manchuvster Delphtan Society
Phl
de Baation
Lizabeth
Legion
Manehee Post
Harry Thee
Maines
Dedication of Trinity American Lutheran Church in Waterloo
The Trinity American Lutheran Church celebrated the consecration of its new home on Fourth and South streets in Waterloo with all day services. Rev. I Herbert Moehrmans led a processional followed by the council, choir, and congregation. The auditorium features a circular memorial window and a gift organ from St John's Church Chartes City. Donations exceeded $240 with many offerings, and the church plans to receive new members next Sunday with confirmands and baptism in the morning.
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Trinity American Lutheran Con ‘Gregation
I Herbert Moehrmans
Jehuren
Vipe
St. John's
Chartes City
Moehtmann
Waterloo
Mutsehimenu
Hildle Braup
Suny School
Karl Ermisch
Waverly
Wisdaht
Mason City
Owas
Mat
Paul
Music Augments Worship at Aug Service with Notable Solos
The service featured rich musical offerings, including anthems by the choir and vocal solos by Dr. Burton Got shall Mrs. Alexander Frank and C L Tarbell, a duet by Mrs I Herbert Moehdmann and L Yhornen, with visiting clergymen from Lutheran and Brethren churches also speaking.
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Medou
Christ
Anna
Burton Gotshall
Alexander Frank
C. L. Tarbell
I. Herbert Moehdmann
L. ‘Yhornen
Ruth a Beautiful Cantata Delights Sunday Audience
A large Baptist Church crowd praised Ruth a Beautiful Cantata with clear chorus words and strong solo numbers. Naomi was sung by Allhea Waugh, Ruth by Mildred Wittsick, with Orpha by Mrs. G C Lasser and T Lay as Boyz. Mrs. Roland C Taylor received special commendation for organ and direction. A morning processional and invocation preceded the performance, and Rev R Williamson spoke on Lessons from the Book of Ruth between sections. A liberal offering was taken to support chor al work, and a vesper repeat was suggested for two weeks.
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Baptist! Church
Qol
Ruth
Gink
AlLhea Waugh
Naomi
Mildred Wittick
Buffalo Meat May Become Common on Butcher Counter
Secretary Wallace has been tasting buffalo meat, a rare delicacy, but it may become common as buffalo numbers rise. The bison herd on the Montana range has grown, enabling experiments with long distance shipments to eastern markets. About 4,509 head remain in the United States and 11,500 elsewhere in North America. Experts say their perpetuation is assured with ample supply for exhibition and breeding, creating a yearly market surplus.
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Washington, D. C
Wallace
National Bison Range
Montana
Buffalo
United States
North America
Tod
Colored Family Afflicted by Tragic Deaths
Mr and Mrs Hebron Carson formerly of Waterloo and Oelwein lost two children in separate infernos and violence. Their son Mathew James was killed near Manchester last week. The family, African American, had lived in Oelwein where a daughter died in a fire. The couple’s two children were their only offspring. The family later moved to Waverly.
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Hebron Carson
Mathew James
Manchester
Waterloo
Oelwein
Waverly
Radio Programs Saale Programs Ta entangled schedule list
Radio programs from various cities listed with times and show types for Tuesday March A. Courtesy of Martie Olsent. Central standard time and Associated Press notes show numerous orchestra, dance, talk, and music features across stations in Pittsburg Philadelphia Chicago Minneapolis and more.
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Associated Press
EDIKA
Pittsburgr
KPRN
Alta Lines i AB
KOK
RAY
Ss Anzetes
Kansas City Star
School of the x
Nighthawks
Musiex
Philadelphia
Buffato
Rene Ert
Naires
Lannz
Verdin
Cleveland
Mye Leveland
Pailadelphia
Tal ’ - Werk
New York
Tila
Tale
Dante Proeran
Ww AG
Minneapolis
Paul
Farin
Cour
Cincinnati
Chitaro
St. Orchestra
Banaue Ft
WMG
Temphis
Sfwr Om
Apollo Ehile
Ata
Newark
Metral
Arches
Warless World Sermon Promotes Christ Centered Peace
Dr Charles David Darling of Westminster Presbyterian preached a wartless world theme to a full audience. He argued wars stem from foreign gods and urged Jesus as life giver, not program maker, calling for Christ centered living to abolish war. A reception followed and plans announced for further sermons in March.
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Charles’ David Darling
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Europe
Mary Hunter Austin
Jesus
Danling
Lfe
Jesus Christ
Darling
Rehmeier to Attend Y Meet at Omaha
P. Rehmeier, secretary of Black Hawk county, will join secretaries from Marton Madison Calhoun and Buena Vista counties in Omaha March 14 15 to consult with the Nebraska state county work group. The aim is to improve, plan and adapt services for country boys amid shifting county activities. Older and younger Hi Y and Pioneer clubs grow in the five Iowa counties, with a third of Pioneer clubs in Iowa located there.
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P. Rehmeier
Black Hawk County
M.O. A
Omaha
Neb
Marton
Madison
Calhoun
Buena Vista
Nebraska
Iowa
Negro Fireman Hero of Girls Club Fire in Denver
Tom Gross, a Black fireman, rescued two girls from the Lafayette Young Women’s Club clubhouse during a morning fire in Denver. He climbed a ladder placed against the building and carried them through thick smoke to safety as the blaze threatened the club housing about 100 girls.
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Denver
Qala
Tommy Gross
Lafayetta Young Women’s Club
Gross
eSll
Buggy Restored to Favor Over Marshy Roads
In many country towns horses and wagons returned Saturday as roads proved almost impassable for automobiles. E J Esher of Progress Review notes La Porte City brimmed with horse-drawn vehicles due to lack of hitching posts and unavailability of carriages. Many churches surrounded by wagons, posts vanished under motor car influence. unpaved roads remain poor with frost softening and cars sinking to axles.
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E. J. Esher
The
Progress Review
la Porte City
Cockburn Critically Ill in Prison at Anamosa
Anamosa Iowa March 3 Russell Cockburn serving seven year term for payroll padding is critically ill in the reformatory. Warden J N Baumel and officials would not say if prison physicians fear a fatal attack but they are alarmed by his condition. He has not left his bed since arrival, though diabetes treatment continues.
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Anamosa
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