Business and Professional Women's Club Meets in Pinkerton Building
Mrs Portia Fearis Graham spoke as character analyst at the first session in the club’s new Pinkerton quarters. Tables featured lavender and gold, with booklets showing Mrs Elizabeth Kenney and the program. Misses Howell Peck and Laurene Rose contributed, with Tina Martin and Bonita Dolan providing musical numbers. Members opposed the Patterson Johnson bill during the meeting, and St Patrick’s Day plans were postponed due to Ethel Barrymore’s Waterloo appearance. A luncheon, social hour, and dancing followed, with junior high pupils performing a Festival Polonaise and a grand opera medley.
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Portia Fearis Graham
Business and Professional Women's Club
Pinkerton
Elizabeth Kenney
Margaret Howell
Vera Peck
Laurene
Rose
Tina Martin
Bonita Dolan
Blb
Brocksus
Recordi Ag
F Patterson-Johnson
St. Patrick's Party
Ethel Barrymore
Waterloo
Bridge Party by Woman's Club Evening Division
The Evening division of the Waterlog Woman's Club chaired by Mrs. I A Niessiing will host a bridge party in the clubhouse auditorium Thursday evening. Mrs J E Sweeney leads arrangements while refreshments are provided by Mrs S J Fairbank Mrs John Geertson and Miss Alicn Wy koff with St Patrick's decorations planned. Play starts at 3.
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Woman’s Club
Dancing Club
Dr Curran Speaks at P T A Session Tuesday
Dr A B Curran addressed over 150 John Fiske Parent-Teacher Association members on Ideals and Their Relation to Conduct. Dr G L Rohlf followed with remarks on school health nationwide, highlighting diseased tonsils in children. LYMA boys secretary BE Lay sang four songs and Gavonne Bassarear performed piano and violin selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ Fiske Parent- Teacher Association
A. B. Curran
G. Lb. Rohlf
BE. T. Lay
The
LY. M
Gavonne Bassarear
Couple Honored at Series of Parties
Mrs. Richard Young hosted four bridge tables at home in honor of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sheeley whose marriage occurred February in California. Prizes went to Miss Martha McCavick and Ernest Henderson. St Patrick colors and novelties framed the décor. Mrs. Steeley to be guest of honor Thursday as Misses Marie and Kathryn Gleason host a group of girl friends. other social events planned in her honor. Mrs Steeley was Miss Marian Patterson before marriage. Daughters of Veterans planned bunco party March 20, card party April 10, and the first monthly thimblebee later this month. Helen Gould Auxiliary and Fred Willier Camp hold 7:30 p.m. meetings in Memorial hall. Junior auxiliary meeting to the Vine Arts department has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard. Young
W. E. Sheeley
California
Martha McCavick
Ernest Henderson
St. Patrick’s
PF. W Fitch
Des Moines
Steeley
Marie
Kathryn Gleason
Marian Patterson
Daughters of Veterans
Memorial Hall
Gertrude Wright
Beauty chats on nails and early health notes
The article discusses white spots on nails called beauty marks and their possible causes from bruising to anemia. It suggests a turpentine and myrrh rub, hot water treatment, and cautions about nails and overall child development with tips on easing and correcting minor defects.
Mind and Words in Side Talks on Thought Depths
A discourse on whether thinking uses words or operates as nonverbal cognition. It discusses conscious and unconscious thought, the illusion of word choice, and the constant flow of ideas. Examples touch on memory, mind control, and the dreamlike continuity of inner life.
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Aderneath
Miiudrlids
Ime
Nature Study Aids Conservation Efforts Highlighted
Mrs Frances Whitley of Webster City urges nature study as the foundation of conservation. She cites field trips, outdoor learning, and school curriculum integration as goals, and notes clubs increasingly organize nature study with projects for children and campaigns like Outdoor Good Manners.
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Whitley
St Mark's Farm Altar Society Forms Junior Group
Younger girls of St Mark's Episcopal church organized the St Ann's Altar Society at Mrs H W Flint's home with Mrs Ernest A Pickworth named leader Emma Cowan secretary and Carrie Cowan treasurer Rev Charles W Baxter spoke stating the group will care for church altar and sanctuary and meet first Tuesday each month Other members named include Letisha Pett Mary Ricker Virginia Hunter Virginia Troup Frances Hartwig and Emma and Carrie Cowan Mrs Pickworth to host next meeting Past Noble Grand association of Temple Rebekah lodge welcomed new members Mrs Georgia Huntley and Mrs Golda Patterson with Mrs Anna Lawton present Special guest Mrs Nell Crawford Cedar Falls attended A birthday cake honored January February and March anniversaries Decorations featured St Patrick's day
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St. Ann's
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
H. W. Flint
Ernest A. Pickworth
Emma Cowan
Carrie Cowan
Charles W. Baxter
Letisha Pett
Mary Ricker
Virginia Hunter
Virginia Troup
Frances Hartwig
Emma
Plint
Pickworth
Noble
Georgia Huntley
Golda Patterson
Noble Grand Association
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Anna Lawton
Nell Crawford
Cedar Falls
Board of Instruction
Mae Burbank
Club Notes Social Band and Women’s Groups Meet
Mrs C E Boldt will entertain the Social band at an all day meeting Thursday with a picnic lunch at noon. Mrs A B Nauman will host the C M W club Thursday afternoon at her home. Members are asked to bring thimbles. Mrs M F Coontz will host the Book Review club tomorrow with Mrs A B Kepford discussing The Growth of the Silk.
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C. E. Boldt
C. M. W. Club
M.F. Coontz
A. B. Kepford
Sil
Church Groups Schedule Meetings And Socials
Trinity American Senior Luther League holds semi monthly session in the church parlors this evening with friends invited. Harmony Flays changes meeting to the third Wednesday and observed a birthday with a Scofield Bible gift. Lutheran aid societies plan Thursday gatherings with hostesses named. Immanuel Ladies Aid meets at 2 30 p m with listed organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity American Senior Luther League
Aid-society of
Flist Lutheran Church
Thomas Mottley
J. G. Jurgensen
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aids Society
Gustav Kretzschmar
F. J. Koapke
Willam Kurtt
City in Brief and Local Notices
Four eyes ad appeal and other local notes from Waterloo area towns include visits by E H McCoy to LeMars and Frank Duffy to Waterloo, mentions of T J Hartnett from Pierra, and Charles Ritzman with his son from Dimont. Mrs Zelia Bickenbach at Central school ill, Alcott school kids deposit record, and Mable Dean visiting from Glacier Park. Henry Buchmann sells Palace theatre barber shop to A C Atkins, with plans to relocate. East High chemistry talks on alcohol dangers. Willamette Elliott appointed administratrix of Henry Elliott estate, Cedar Falls. Cedar Rapids relatives noted. Over 40 American Poultry Association members socialized at Waterloo YWCA with lunch. June picnic planned. March sees high instrument filings at county recorder. 88 papers on Monday, 64 on Tuesday. 14 deeds filed mainly Waterloo lots. Two divorce decrees granted: Bell vs Bell and Rose vs Rose.
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Zelia Bickenbach
Central School
Alcott School
Georges J. Miller
Eagle Township
Iowa City
University Hospital
Mable Dean
Glacier Park
Mont
Paul and
Rex Dean
Henry Buchmann
Palace Theatre
A. Jc. Atkins
Eikader
Buchmann
Town City
John Coulson
East High
Willamette Elliott
Henry B. G. Elliott
Franklin Street
Cedar Falls
Robert MM. Elliott
Hyves
Cedar Rapids
American Poultry Association
Waterloo
YY. W.C. A
Kitchener
County Recorder
oMee
Jennie S. Bird
H. B. Roses
Wia
Thomas W. P. Bell
Myrtiss Bell
Nellie A. Rose
Cross Word Puzzle Clues and Uncle Wiggily Tale
A jumble of puzzle clues mixed with a playful Uncle Wiggily story about sewing a sofa cushion, mischievous animal children, and a clever fox. The scene moves from a kitchen to a window, ending with the fox startled by stones hidden in the cushion.
Junior Cross Word Puzzle Running Across and Down
Puzzle items list short clues for word fills with entries such as running across and down. Several clues reference family terms and objects, including a child who has lost both parents, a young cat, and a rude small house. Names and events appear from Lions club luncheon and local office rearrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iostren
Reinbeck Man Injured in Dynamite Blast at Farm
Reinbeck, la March 4. Fred Peaton suffered serious injuries while blasting stumps at the old T&chirgi farm west of town. A fuse burned too long and the dynamite charge exploded, covering him with debris and burning clothing. He received medical aid and rested at home. Radio vacuum tubes were mentioned alongside the mishap. A tangential remark cites Finglands over directional electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinbeck
Fred Peaton
T&chirgi
Uncle Wiggily Makes Sofa Cushion From Duster Feathers
Uncle Wiggily recovers the nose feathers from a Barty Bird and uses them to stuff an old bag into a sofa cushion. He plans to sew it shut, paint blue flowers, and place it for Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy to sit on. The whimsical tale follows his gentle mischief and inventive fix.
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Rake
Leva
Uncle Wigerly
Jackie
Bunty
Uncle Wiggily
Pox
Gazinkal
Wiggily
Jane
Sheelock
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Wigerly
Ureio
First Baptist Church to Hold Night School Series
First Baptist Church will begin a six week night school next Thursday evening with supper at 6 and classes at 7. Four classes cover men, women, young people and children. A travelogue will be shown in stereopticon format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Hospital Attaches on Trial for Murder in Iowa Case
Cherokee March 4. Trial of Herbert Steingruba and Lewis Garrett charged with manslaughter in the death of Henry Waarten, a patient at the state hospital, continued as the state presents evidence. Prosecution alleges Waarten was beaten to death by the two attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee
Herbert Steingruba
Lewis Garrett
Henry Waarten
Haatten
Steingrube
Garett
Mild Weather Spurs Birds Sightings Across City
The mild weather yesterday and today is forecast to continue through Thursday with unsettled conditions and little temperature change. A government thermometer peaked at 47 above zero yesterday before dropping to 20 above last night. Dr. B E Shannon saw a rabbit in Sass Sand Park Monday morning, while C H Truakey noted a pair of bluebirds near his Cedar Heights home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bureau
BE. R. Shannon
Sass Sand Park
C. H. Truakey
Cedar Heights
California Lemon Hair Rinse Ad Highlights Benefits
An advertisement promotes rinsing hair with juice of two California lemons in a bowl of water after shampooing. It claims to remove residual curls, leave hair cleaner and glossier, and keep curls intact. The copy urges readers to use California lemons for every wash and notes they are high juice content and sold by first-class dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Waterloo Blacksmith Shop
Waterlo o Blacksmith Shop KH L Christensen proprietor formerly of Cedar Falls offers horseshoeing repairing wagons plows etc at 173 W Park Ave Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
KH. L. Christensen
Cedar Falls
W. Park Ava
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Bnewms «Society
B. P. W. Club
Henry Smith
Carnation Club
Will De[laney
Lester Mite
Ll. A
Dan
Goldenglo Club
Charles Lusthoff
Leil Holden
W. I. FE
Mira
Fieya Stoyles
George Wright
Mary Nancy Graham
Curran
P.T. A
Helen Gould
Fred Willier
Vine
Edna
Frances 5
Webster City
Division of Conservation and Natural Resources
Department of Applied Education
Ceneral Federation of Women's Clab
Home and Education Department
Waterloo Woman's Club
State Federation
Wiitley
Federation of Women's Clubs
GC. H. MacNider
Mason City
Aefiy
MacNider
Redwood
First Baylist Church
Melody
Paderewski
E. L. Corton
Denart-Ment ¢Thairman
P. W. Gelangee
St. Patrick's
Mildred: Gleagon
Marie Packard
Frank iMuent
W. G. Boyer
K. B. Wright
Charles’ Tritz
Gannon
Ro N
Ben Hur Hah
Women of
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
Junior Girls of
St. Mark’s Farm
Altar Society
L. R. Love
S. Brown
W.T. Rose
H. B. Chandler
C .A. Allen
Fred Paneer
Nettie Brown
C. W. Powell
Royal Neighbors
Samp
Tt. O. C. FL
Fourth Street East
Fos Evening Club
YY. W. Co. A
Jolly Evening Club
Church News
First
Harmony Flays
First Presbyterian Church
Hugh Patterson
Scofield
C. S. Turner
J. R. Walker
J. J. Rainbow
Sea Buchanan
E. H. McCoy
LeMars
Frank Duffy
Fairbank
T. J. Hartnett
Pierra, Sr
Disa Euest
J. R. Egan
Charles Ritzman and Son
Frank
Dimont
Daily Cross
Scotland
North Amstress
Ameolinsk
Diane
Academy of Cometry Science
Tuckers
Baby Bunty
Jackie Bow
Wow
Hollow Stump
Bunny Gentleman
Iitte
Ita
Lia
Eres
Yeu Fas
Lis
PB. Rose
Amanda Hundley
Lioyd Hundley
Walter R. French
Lions Club
Black
D. W. Axon
Dr. Crouse
L. & J. Bank Ridge
Trefire
Meiria
Romi
Howard R. Garis
Barty
Karen Mary Quinlan
Beauty Authority of
New York
Quinlan
Rec
Kathleen Mary Quinlan
Wangler Bros. CO
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