News Society of a Natural Music club delegates convention
The Society of a Natural Music club elected delegates to the State Federation of Music Clubs. March 16 to 18 in Iowa City will host the three day session. Officers and committees were named, with a picnic supper and re-election of the president.
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State Federation of Music Clubs
Iowa
C. Albert Scholin
Jefson
C. W
A.C. Kessler
Saint Saens
R. Gi. Talyer
R. &. Addington
B. BR. Pratt
G. Hi. Shoemaker
Scholin
Grainger
Gradle
Brahms-Grainger
Rottatce
le Forge
J.K. Worley
Harold F. Smith
Mother Daughter Dinner by YWCA Girl Reserves
The annual mother-daughter banquet for the colored Girl Reserves drew 114 attendees in the YWCA recreation room. Miss Ea Curry presided as toastmistress. Eloisa Jones gave a mothers tribute and daughters tribute followed by Geneva Owens DeRussell Crockett and others. A girls chorus under Mrs Anna Brown provided music and Miss Alice Reynolds of Chicago delivered the principal address.
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Colored Group of Girl Reserves
Y. W. C. A. Last Svening
Ea Curry
Eloisa Jones
Richard Lastey
Clarence Hackett Sanza Uet
Anna §. Brown
Alice Reynolds
Chicago
P. E. O. Chapters Elect Officers
Both chapters at P. E. O. held annual elections at their meetings last evening. Mrs. E. Stevenson was chosen president of Chapter 7 to succeed Mrs. Marsh. Hostesses Mrs. Place and Mrs. Pedersen presided.
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P. EO
A. M. Place
Cc. H. Pedersen
E. F. Stevenson
W.o W. Marsh
St Pauls W F M S Semiannual Evening Meeting
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of St Pauls M S church will hold a semiannual evening meeting at 7 30 Wednesday in Mrs Stuart Freeman’s home. Mrs Rose Barber leads the devotional period and Mrs Lulu Merrian directs the program. All women of the community are welcome.
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Women's Foreign Missionary Society of St. Paul's M. S
Stuart Freeman
Rose Barber
Lulu Merrian
Aid Society of
First Methodist Church
George Durham
Henry Dallman
Waterloo Woman's Club Adds Eleven Members at Meeting
At the Waterloo Woman's Club monthly session, eleven new members joined the rolls including Mmes. Leslie H. Schrubbe Harvey Hess Ella K West L. C. Ransom Oliver Chapman Joseph Wilimek John Fanning Ivan Powers and Miss Eudora Carey Callie Wieder and Theoretity Hill Cedar. Other routine business and reports filled the meeting. The Missionary Society meets Thursday at 2 30 PM at Mrs Margaret Salisbury to discuss Chosen Korea and Work among North American Indians. The Waterloo Shrine club hosts the third dance in the series Friday in the armory from 730 to 1130 PM with a seven piece orchestra. Masons may bring guests.
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Waterloo Wopina 'E. Club
Mmes
Leslie H. Schrubbe
Harvey Hess
Eihel K K. West
L. C. Ransom
Oliver Chapman
Joseph Wilimek
John Fanning
Ivan Powers
Missea Eudora Carey
Callie Wieder
Teorietty Hill
Beauty Chat Advice From A Letter Column
Readers seek guidance on growth and body changes during adolescence. The column notes natural variations in proportion as youths mature and offers practical tips for skin and hair care, including gloves in cold weather, oils, massages, and avoiding unprescribed treatments. It also touches on eczema risks, diet, and ideal weight for height.
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Side Talks on Marriage Change and Personal Identity
Opinion piece examines how marriage alters behavior and character, arguing change arises from partnership dynamics rather than personal loss of self. It contrasts pre and post wedlock conduct, noting spouses adapt to each other’s desires, and urges understanding before judging transformation.
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Piew Association
Famed Missionary in Persia to Talk to Waterloo Folk
Missionary Rev. Fred G. Coan, long a Persia bound worker with the Presbyterian board, will speak at First Presbyterian church chapel in Waterloo during an all day missionary society meeting. He presently tours the United States and will visit Waterloo en route to Chicago as a guest of Dr. and Mrs. Charles D. Darling.
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Tabriz
Persia
Presbyterian Board
First Presbyterian Church
The
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Westminster Church
First Church
Coan
United States
Church Board
Waterloo
Chicago
Charles D. Darling
Black Hawk Couple Celebrates 55th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William Knipp of Cedar Falls township celebrated their fifty fifth wedding anniversary with a dinner at home. The couple married in Germany and moved to Black Hawk County in 1882. Mr Knipp is 83 and his wife is younger. The article also covers local school related meetings and community club activities including a Parent Teacher meeting with talks on preventive medicine and school health, a nominating committee, younger business girls club plans, Rotary Club reports, birthday observances, and various social events in the area.
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William Knipp
Cedar Fails Township
Germany
Black Hawk County
Knipp
Fred J. Lekman
Lutie B. Larsen
Frances Grout
Parent-Teacher Association
Mirginia Gable
Margaret Howell
Ralph Biekelberg
David Rannish
W. H. Langlas
Lana
Chird
Rovilla Pendleton
GC. Steinemeyer
Neva
June Alice Steinmeyer
Club Notes Mrs Mortensen Hosts Do Come at 506
Mrs Michael Mortensen hosted a club get together at 506 Saturday evening with favors going to Mrs Pearl Maxfield Mrs Charles Briner and Joe Biltsch, reflecting a small social gathering of local residents.
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Michael Mortensen
Clab
Pearl Maxfield
Charles Briner
Joe Biltsch
Church Social and Missionary Meetings Wednesday
A dense list of church women’s groups and societies plan meetings at Universalist parish house and several churches. Programs include officer elections, home and foreign mission sessions, luncheons, entertainments, and a parish dining room supper with talks by clergy and lay leaders.
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Universalist
GC. Cohagan
C.N. Shane
First Galloway Home in Cedar Heights Traded to H. E. Fields
Cedar Heights, March 3. WillanGalloway has traded the residence he first erected and occupied for 500 acres of land near Regina Sask. The new owner, H. E. Fields, will take possession as soon as he can transport his household goods here from Canada.
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Willan’ Galloway
Regina
Sask
H. E. Fields
Canada
Aged minister flew to perform marriage in plane
An elderly Reverend Henry De Long of Projiet Methodist, famed as a marrying parson, flew by airplane to conduct a wedding. The article notes Mrs. Tames Register’s interest in Omaha and Council Bluffs stories featuring her uncle and local clergy.
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Hor Hanada and Hidden Clues
Puzzle with scattered crossword clues and partial answers listed, promising solution tomorrow. Includes references to skin layer structure, animals, chemistry terms, and random lettered hints across a dense grid.
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Puzzle and Notices Fill a Paper With Clues and Marital News
A fragmented crossword puzzle includes across and down clues with various word hints. Separate notices mention Fred H. Ellis Jr. of Omaha and Della Decker of Casper Wyoming, their nuptial flight and matrimony details, plus reminiscences of an aged parson traveling 2000 miles and the minister’s wife passing away recently.
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Fred H. Ellis, Jr
Omaha
Della Decker
Casper
Wyo
Council Bluffs
Brigham Ae
Ulinals
Register
Local Waterloo Bowing Teams Enter Dubuque Tournament
Three Waterloo clubs plan to compete in the Tri State tournament at Fitzgeralds Dubuque opening Saturday. Captains are Frank Manahl for Waterloo Alleys, Glenn Tibbitts for Tibbitts Tailors, and H Wurster for Hawkeye Oil five. Fairbank defeated Hawkeye Oil 2628 to 2471 in a previous Waterloo Alleys match despite Hawkeye Oil winning two of three games.
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City WW Br ie Dont neglect your eyes See Buchanan optical ad
Advertisement notes optical services and lists local happenings. Several residents travel for business and funerals in Kenosha and Los Angeles. Community members visit relatives in Waterloo and nearby towns. A recruiting detail seeks five veterans for Fort Leavenworth. Mastoid surgery progress. hospital updates on several patients. Final note announces delinquent poll tax notices and a beauty shop manager.
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Dike
Presbyterian Hospital
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Campbell Fivenus
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Dumont
Nellie Brown
Charles K. Stewart
Moorecroft
Wyo
Sarah
Stewart
J. Patrick
Arther Rush
Charles City
Hinds Central Yards
Patrick
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Grant Avenue
Nor Deep River
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Harria
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4Th St
Annual school board elections spark likely voter turnout
East and west district polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday. East voting at Mulberry and Sixth streets junior high. west at Central building Washington and Sixth streets. Three candidates compete for two east seats. four vie for three west seats. New candidates Will Lane and Rev Ros Broyles, first local Black nominee, join Dr H A Boysen and others on the ballot. Other names include A G Reid Ira Blough Mrs J G McAlvin and Mrs W W Beal. The notice notes changes in the school board race and historic firsts amid routine election logistics.
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Sixth Streets
Central Building
Washington
W. H. Brunn
Will H. Lane
A. G. Reid
Ira Blough
J. G. McAlvin
W. W. Beal
Lead price cut by American Smelting in New York
In New York on March 3 the American Smelting and Refining Company reduced lead from 9.25 to 0.03 dollars per pound. The move adjusts market pricing and could impact metal buyers and related industries.
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American Smelting & Refining Co
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