County meeting planned for Waterloo women clubs
Definite plans were completed for a county meeting of women's clubs to be hosted by the Waterloo club on March 23. New members were voted in, a nominating committee chosen, and an amount of 25 dollars voted to the state federation scholarship endowment fund. A luncheon is planned, with a book review by Miss Callie Wieder and addresses by a state speaker, as renovations to the clubhouse proceed.
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E. ‘Jt. Alford
Waterloo Woman's Club
Waterloo Club
J. Johnson
Callie Wieder
C.E. ‘Greer
Eldora
Are Mines
I. Q. Selzer
W. W
C. O. Gronen
P. FL Brown
Ae “Re ‘Record
Lester S. Combs
Samuel Silvers
Paul J. Sardeson
Kyle Tnnes
Glenn P. Beers
L. C. Denton
D. R. Sharrar
M. E. Stutson
J. H. Hutchinson
Cecil Bickley
T. E. Bickelberg
Neil .Jackson
Anniversary of Waterloo Pair Marked by Dinner
Mr. and Mrs George Newell of 522 Kirkwood Avenue observed the twenty fifth wedding anniversary yesterday. They were honored guests at a dinner given at the Waterloo home of Mrs Hull. Guests included Mr and Mrs Edward Malinke Mr and Mrs Ralph Heald Mr and Mrs Alvin Mahn Mr and Mrs Will Nissin. The evening featured conversation and a musical program.
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Mtr
Vand
George
Alvin” Mahn
Will. Nissin
Newell
Radio Faction Prize One Act Be Given
In March at 8 p m the Radio Station WGY will present a one act play titled Faction Prize by a radio committee of the General Federation of Clubs. Helen McInngeles Cala 2 will be featured with three judges slated to decide the winner.
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Rin Foes
Helen
McInngeles
Cala
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WGY
Cosmittee
General ‘Federation of Clubs
Manu
Club Notes Hostess Clock Luncheon Tomorrow
Mire SB Reed will host luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs Willis instead of with Mrs KT Scott. The Night 500 club met in the Steninger home. High scores were won by Mrs Michael Seiffert and Les Kas. Mrs Steninger was assisted by Mrs George va. Three course meal and white color scheme decorated the home. St Patrick's day favors used. Mr and Mrs Michael iffert, Mr and Mrs Ralph Heald, and Mr and Mrs Lee Briden attended. The club will be entertained March 19 by Mr and Mrs Raymond Spiker.
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Ralph Steninger
Michael Seiffert
Les Kas
Ralph
Heald
Steninger
Ands
Georgeva
St. Patrick’s
Michael Iffert
Ralph. Heald
Lee Briden
and Airs
Raymond’ Spiker
Community clubs and social gatherings listed for Tuesday
A reader note lists multiple groups and venues for a Tuesday social agenda. Included are Quota club Jotel Russell Lam son, Daughters of Isabella, Knights of Columbus at Hawthorne school, Mothers club at Hawthorne, YWCA open forum, Elklets Elks club, Moose hall party, WA auxiliary Memorial hadt, and Audubon society represented by Mr. and Mrs. W. White.
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Quota Club
Jotel Russell-Lamson
Daughters of Isabella
K. of C Hall
Hawthorne School
J. D
C. A. Ferguson
Elklets
Elks Club
Uwley
Moose Hall
P. BE. OY
Wic
A. Audubon Society
W. White
Fred J. MN. Ler
Maddigan Pupils Gain Praise At Ames Event
Mary Summers Myers and Miss Elfretta Borden from Maddigan School of Music were booked to broadcast from WHO Des Moines in early April after a joint Ames meeting. They sang three numbers each for hotel guests, receiving praise from Signor Martinelli Metropolitan Opera star who predicted future success if they expand their repertoire.
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Mary Summers Myers
Elfretta’ Borden
Maddigan School of Music
Oratory
Dramatic Art
WHO
Des Moines
Signor — Martinelli
Metropolitan Opera
Tea Hostess Golda Long at Iowa State Teachers College
Miss Golda Long served as hostess at a tea on Saturday afternoon at Walnut Court of Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. Honorary member Adelyn Street presided at the tea table. Guests included Lovella Ewaldt and others from Cedar Falls and nearby towns.
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Phi Sorerity
Iowa
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Walnut Court
Golda Ong
Adelyn
Street
Alta Gregg
Cedar — Falls
Helen Swanson
Stratford
Helen’ Curtis
Flora Bailey
Hilda ‘Martzahn
Greene
Church group meetings set for week across several local parishes
The board of First Methodist Episcopal meets at 7 30 p m in the church parlors. Sunday school board holds its monthly meeting Tuesday evening. Supper at 6 30 p m served by Miss Helen Hitchcock and class. Standard Bearers meet today at 1 p m in Mrs H Myers home. Harmony class of First Presbyterian meets 2 30 p m Tuesday at the church. Hosts are Mrs Robert Bickernbach B C Clark W R Cammack and Miss Maggie Black. Graves Memorial United Brethren Matrons meet 2 30 p m Tuesday in church parlors with Mrs W W Anderson and Mrs Albert Pitzen hosting. Otterbein guild meets 7 30 p m Wednesday at the home of Misses Helen and Esher Schenk. A victory meeting closes girls year. guild a junior Womans Missionary association. Philathea class Westminster Presbyterian 6 30 p m Tuesday dinner and business meeting in church parlors.
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Helen ‘Hitchcock
First
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Airs
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Harmony
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Will Bea
Robert: Bickenbach
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W. W. Anderson
Albert Pitzen
Otterbein’ Guild of Graves Memorial
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Esher ‘Schenk
Guild
Womans Missionary Association
Philathea
Westminster Presbyterian
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes advises on fashion and grooming for attractive feet and hair. She promotes slim feet ankles and legs with fine silk stockings in beige gray or light brown, suggests sheer stockings to shape contours, and recommends low heeled round toe misses shoes costing $2 to 5. Also mentions henna shampoo to enhance drab blonde hair and links diet and hydration to clearer skin.
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C. B
Calor
Six Waterloo students finish ISU courses
Cedar Falls March 7 graduation of the first section of Iowa State Teachers College class of 1927. Waterloo graduates include Lucille Dawson Merill Muzzey and Christie Tollefson earning Bachelor of Arts in Education. Inez Fuller Ruth Waters Katherine Minger and Godfrey Messer receive Bachelor of Science in Education. diploma recipients from Waterloo Louie Schlapkohl Louise Tokhelm Bertha Callaway. Cedar Falls diploma list includes Paul Farrell Daisy Howard Carrie Gillaspy and Vivian Taylor.
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Courter
Cedar Falls, Jr
Iowa State
Waterloo
Lucille A. Dawson
Merrill T. Muzzey
Christie M. Tollefson
Cedar Falle
Inez Ruth Fuller
Ruth Waters
Daisy Louise Howard
Carrie © Gillaspy
Vivian Taylor
New Prayerbook Tops British Market Amid Reading Trends
In London on March 7, a shift in taste sees readers preferring nonfiction and biographies over world-weary desert hero tales. A prayerbook from Oxford Press sells over 30,000 copies in two weeks, while Trollope biographer Sadleir and Guedalla’s Palmerston biography draw strong demand.
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England
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Trollope
Guedalla
Palmerston
Obeyless
Oxford Press
Lion ‘Feuchtwanger
Women and civic roles span nations in early 20th century life
In Mansfield Center a married reforming clergy couple share dual pulpits and joint social work in two churches, while Rosebud South Dakota touts Miss Rose and Yellow Robe as a top college coed. Geneva banks praise women with real figures skills, and London’s Margot Asquith writes a first novel. Corpus Christi elects Mrs. Spoonts president of the Chamber of Commerce, and in Leicester, Central African wives rely on lizard powder in porridge for errant husbands. Louisville hires Dr. Lillian Smith to direct state lab work, a pioneer woman in public health leadership.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
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Leicester
Eng
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Central Africa
Schoolboys Die In Tragic Gun Play Duel
In St Louis on March 7 Edward Combs aged 14 and Stanley Hales aged 14 practiced drawing loaded revolvers at the Hales home. After several draws Combs fired and died from a bullet to the temple while Hales was taken to the house of detention. A passing motorist was told Dorghir killed his playmate but he later confessed to police.
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Frederick Wittman Dies at Manchester
Frederick Wittman died Saturday after 20 years invilidiem. Funeral held this afternoon at the family home with FE D Wells officiating. He was born in Baselvaria Germany on Sep 8, 1851 and brought to the U.S. at 18 months. the family settled northwest of town. Survived by his widow, a brother and late sisters.
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Mately
Frederick Wittman
Homer
FE. D. Wells
M. OE
Mr. Wittman
Baevaria
Germany
Cat bite leads to Pasteur treatment for local farmer
State Center Indiana March 7 Walter Molisch a farm worker near State Center underwent Pasteur treatment after a cat bite. The cat was killed and its head sent to University laboratories where tests showed rabies.
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State Center
Walter Molisch
Here
Molisch
University of Jews
Stresemann Presides League Council Session
Geneva March 7 The German foreign minister Herr Stresemann for the first time occupies the presidential chair at the opening sessions of the forty fourth League of Nations council meeting in Geneva The agenda centers on Saar basin and upper Silesian disputes with broader Franco German and Polish tensions shaping expectations Conferences among Stresemann Briand and Reszelski were held to seek pre session accord Germany doubts about Rhineland evacuation The meeting also notes Stresemann’s language learning progress and lists three main topics control of private arms manufacture drug traffic and preparations for an international economic conference.
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Herr Stresemann
Germany
League of Nations
League Council
Ifortyfourth
Council
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Upper Silesian
Altho Small
Poland
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Stresemann
Briand
France
Zareski
Rhineland
Gideons conduct service at church in Waverly Cedar Falls
Gideons of Cedar Falls held services at First Baptist Church in Waverly and raised funds to purchase 15 bibles. Members from Cedar, Talis and Waterloo plan services in Oelwein next Sunday across several churches. About fifty attendees gathered at the EF Peters residence for a Cedar Falls picnic and program including a reading and musical selections. Three hundred bibles will be bought with funds raised by the two groups, and forty small bibles taken from hotels were given to the Salvation Army for jail and county home work.
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Viking Quartet
Thompson
Salvation Army
New MELLO GLO French Process Face Powder Ad
A Paul Davis Dry Goods Co advertisement promotes MELLO GLO as a new face powder that lasts longer, controls shine, and adds a peachy color. It emphasizes uniqueness and urges remembering the brand name MELLO GLO.
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Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
La Ball ean farmers visit Waterloo plant sighting John Deere
Twenty five farmers from La Balle spent today in Waterloo inspecting the John Deere Tractor company plant. Several residents including Rex Weaver and L Lydia Weaver appear in divorce proceedings. Judge Stiles. Rev Mounsey. postmaster Eggert. Ogle. Huntley. Scholin and Grout noted in various civic and religious events. Meat of fat cattle keeps better than meat from thin animals.
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la Balle
Waterloo
John Deere Tractor Company
Stand By Quaker Oats Morning Study Advice
Investigations in over 2000 American schools show 80 percent of hard studies occur in the morning due to breakfast. Prof Willard of Northwestern University supports this finding and urges parents to use Quaker Oats breakfasts for balanced nutrition. Quaker Oats promises rich flavor and quick preparation to boost children's working hours.
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Willard
Northwestern University
Kotex Promises Clean Sanitary Solution for Women
An advertorial touts Kotex pads as a modern cure for common female disorders tied to old sanitary pads. It claims eight in ten women use Kotex, praising its absorbency, deodorizing effect, and ease of use with no laundry or embarrassment.
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