Y. W. Girls Celebrate Mother Daughter Week at First Baptist
The Y W C A hosted a party for 166 high school girls and their mothers last night in the First Baptist church dining hall. The event featured a “Friendly Road” program and readings, songs, and a violin solo, with Mrs. J. J. Buecheler and Miss Ruth Gary directing. A prior event at the Rodamar home hosted Ronse officers and bank staff, marking transitions for Ray Rouse after 22 years at the bank. Seventeen Eastern Star members attended Becker chapter business at Masonic Hall with updates on next week’s drive and a planned March 19 meeting and potluck.
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First Baptist Church
W. CG. AL
Ruth Gary
T. A. McManus
Milestares
R. Loomis
Helen Jaraby
Voces Duec
Marjory Banton
Thyra
George de Wald
Helen Blount
Soto
Elizabeth Lamkin
Gai Wilbur
Ronse
Anvin
Johnson National Bank
Ita Rodamar
Ray Rouse
Rouse
Bank
Due Juth, Minn
Adams Paper Ecommung
Eastern Star
Becker
Matsonic Hall
Frank Hol
Miasonic Temple Corporation
First Evangelical Missionary Society
W. HR. Brunn
Wlc
Bickelberg
Chicago Symphony Orchestra to Play at Cornell Festival
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra under Frederick Stock will headline the Cornell Music Festival at Mt. Vernon May 15 16 and 17 with three appearances plus two artist recitals and a Cornell Oratorio Society program. Soloists include soprano Claire Day violinist Sylvie Lent and mezzo soprano Morrow Saunderson. Local notices mention festival prominence and related events with school groups and the Parent Teachers Association meeting scheduled.
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Mt. Vernon
Chicapa Symphon Orchestra
Cornell Music
Whureday
Frederick Stock
Mu Ver- Hou
Chicago
Oratorio Society
Ot Voices
Chute Dux
Claire Day
Chicago Opera
Che Carnell
Shaw
Sylvie Lent
Wiusudd
Missy Lank
Carcera
Ana Tarbor
Cornel Oratorio Society
Cornell
Middle West
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Smredart Shaw
Debt and the Cost of Bringing Up Children
A reader ponders a thriftily kept Stact account from birth to repay parents and wonders if such a debt idea is humane or cold. The piece weighs what money, time, and love cost in raising a child and whether future repayment would teach responsibility or burden youth.
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Anylow
Udlesy | Uhey
Wirth
Sam
Unele Sam
Interese
Debe
Ong
Curiosities of perfumes and ancient scent lore
Edna Kent Forbes explores perfume origins and effects from Mahomet to palace walls. The essay threads plant chemistry, musk lore, and the idea that different plant parts yield distinct aromas, with notes on perfumers breath and hair darkening remedies.
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Sultan Salvideir Gt
Mahomet
Portugal
Linnville to Talk on Law Enforcement at Woman's Club
Civic department at Waterloo Woman's Club will host Linnville Cedar Rapids lawyer for a talk on The Necessity of Law Enforcement. He will recount eighteenth amendment facts and discuss related work while Mrs. G. A. Bogis leads the discussion and others serve as hosts.
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Linnville
Woman’s Club
Myre
J. S. ‘Puthil
Jeteer
Charles Smith
Bellstan Congo
Guy
Linniile
Cedar Rapids
United States
Civic Department
Waterloo Woman's Club
G. A.bogis
S. C. Vi
Grace
Stallman
To & CO. V
Mac Rodenhaver
Mayme Dennis
W. CO
T. U. Sill
Guy Linnville
Woman's Club
Church News Highlights From Several Local Congregations
Daily church activities are reported including Married Fulks class supper at Central Christian, Weavers class at First Baptist meeting for business and picnic, and First Presbyterian Aid Society hosting guests. Grace M E Missionary Society plans founder’s day picnic, bank service, and luncheon. Cedar Rapids and Walnut Street Baptist Parlor groups hold meetings with officers and devotional leaders noted.
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Niense
Central Christian Church
Weavers
First Baptist Sunday School
Mr. Vaughin
Fredi J. Miller
Foreign Mission Society of Grace M. E. Church
Sarah Peck
William Groubere
George W. DeWald
St. Mas
St. Lukes Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Missionary Society
George Ferguson
Trene Thomas
ION Organization
United States
Charles Chick
Ering Sang
Club Notes and Meeting at East High
The Book Review club meets at East High tomorrow afternoon. Mrs J B Layton outlines political parties. Stanley Knowles hosts H W IX members last evening. Members honor Miss Edith Bloent on her 21st birthday with ivory gifts. Newly elected officers are installed and the evening continues with cards and dancing. Refreshments served by Mrs A C Knowles and Mrs W E Burch.
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Anne Murray
United Prbyterian Woman's Missionary Society
A. N.x Creary
C. Rankin
James
W. J. French
Wes Groomes
W. Wampleton
J. c
Fairweather and McCruary
J. B. Young
Groomes
Wilson Graham
Marcha Wilson
WA. Ferguson
L. A. Sweet
Wlw. Lytle
Joseph Hay
5. M. McAuley
McCreary
Book Review Club
East High
J. B. Layton
Stanley Knowles
H.W. IX
Edith Bloent
A. C. Knowles
W. E. Burch
City in Brief A Busy Local News Roundup
City in Brief compiles a scattered set of local notices. It mentions hospital improvements for Mrs. Laura Garrabrant after an operation, a Perthshire car collision injuring Mrs. W. Beal, navy enlistments for Richard Riggle and Lawrence Miller, chimney accident victims returning to duty, a sheriff request for hounds to hunt robbers, and the sale of a historic church bell from the Boulder building to the Christian Reformed church.
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W. H. Wilson
Kern
Tran Dipea
W. W. Beal
Sheridan Road
C. E B. Woodrum
Yourth
Locust
Iichard Ralph Riggle
Porte City
Great Lakes
Navy
Lawrence Miller
Nashua
Seattle
Wash
Coast Artillery
Edward Buehler
Marold Geiger
Central Station
Honandale
Wig
Waterloo
L. Keppler
Williston Ave
Hue
Mt. Vernon
Park and Mulberry Streets
Willys-Knight Coupe-Sedan Featured at Local Dealers Show
A Willys-Knight coupe-sedan is highlighted at the Overland-Waterlog dealers display opening Saturday on Fourth and Franklin. The model is promoted as a spacious five passenger closed car for women, praised for comfort and reliability and noted for its sleeve valve Knight motor.
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Overland-Waterlog Company
Franklin Street
Willys-Knight
Lenten Service at Christ Church Led by Dr. Edward D. Rudd
Dr. Edward D. Rudd of Iowa Falls delivered the Ash Wednesday sermon at Christ Church, urging self denial and worship. He cited Peter and the disciples and urged Americans to make time for religious thought amid busy lives and social distractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Edward D. Rudd
Iowa Falls
Iowa
St.s Peter
Legion to Take Up Veterans Claims at Becker-Chapman Post
A U S Veterans bureau representative will attend Memorial Hall Friday night during the Becker-Chapman American Legion post meeting to assist with pending service claims.
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U. S Veterans Bureau
Memorial Hall
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Hair Care Caution and Mulsified Cocoanut Shampoo
An advertisement warns that many soaps and shampoos use too much alkali, drying the scalp and brittle hair. It praises Mulsified cocoanut-off shampoo as pure and better, claiming two or three teaspoonfuls cleanse hair and scalp, with rich lather and easy rinsing, leaving hair soft, lustrous, and manageable. Fulfilled by drug stores at low cost.
Waterlo o Evening Courier Patterns Order Notice
Advertisement from the Waterloo Evening Courier seeking up to date Courier pattern designs. Readers are asked to send patterns to the Fashion Department with 15 cents per pattern. Patterns allow for seams and orders are filled promptly, with delivery expected about ten days after mailing.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Legion plans rein statement and war insurance talk
Karl V. West urges a large attendance of legionnaires at a meeting to discuss rein statement of war insurance and related compensation. Special entertainment features are being arranged by William Barnes for the event.
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William Barnes
Karl V. West
Charles City Man Narrowly Escapes After Car Hit by Train
Charles City resident Clarence Gardner escaped serious injury when his auto was struck broadside by an east bound Chicago Milwaukee St Paul train at a paving crossing. The car was demolished but Gardner crawled free with a cut lip and nerves shaken, then walked to the train and returned home.
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Charles City
Maren
Walester L. Garnerd
St. P
Gardner
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Toon
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