Waterloo Woman's Club Social Highlights at Headquarters
A large turnout at the Waterloo Woman's Club monthly social, held at the club’s headquarters, featured 254 special performances by Tindhony ordh Beta members and darkeights Won uns cleb Mudie department. Dances and songs by Waterloo public school pupils complemented the program, with Mrs. WJ Satelitte directing the orchestra and Mrs. J. G. Hrinkerhot serving as business manager. The event was organized by the Manh committee chaired by Mrs. W. K. Parrott, with tea hosts including Mr. Edmund Raugher, Mrs. Isa Rodamiar, and Mrs. George Seales.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
Tindhony Ordh Beta
Darkeights Wonuns Cleb Mudie
Waterloo Public Schools
WJ. Satelitte
J. G. Hrinkerhot
A. So Weishaar Dirsettd Aanging
Kingsland
W. K. Parrott
Edmund Raugeh
Isa Rodamiar
George Seales
P T A purchases three pictures for Roosevelt School
The Roosevelt School P T A hosted a dinner in the sewing room with St Patrick's decorations and a cake. Miss Mildred Schaeffer, principal, found a ring in a serving dish as a centerpiece. Mrs Morris, president, announced three framed pictures titled Romance Lone Wolf and the Dutch Girl. Miss Schachter thanked hosts and contributors for their cooperation. An Eastern Star meeting and Audubon Society gathering are upcoming with programs by local members.
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St. Patrick's
Mildred Schaeffer
Bey
Morris
Universalist Women Hostesses at Parish Social
Parishioners of Church of the Universalist Were entertained at a parish house social evening with a musical program. Refreshments were served under direction of Mrs Ai Cropper and Mrs R Ast Folk. Performances included violinists Melba Lavine Ver elea Aldrich and vocal pieces by Virginia Fish with George Hageman on piano, whistling by Roy Houseman, Harold Strege with Mrs Steege, and HSS lbiy singing.
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Church of the
Hedeamer
Uralist
Roy Houseman
Harold Strege
Mrs.Steege
Miss Fannon Prenuptial Party at 402 Lane Street
Philathea class of First Evan gelical church heard a miscellaneous shower for Miss Gladys Fannon as she nears marriage to Ray Gigle. Gifts were hidden and found by the McWheegets when alarm clocks rang. St Patrick decor and refreshments were provided by Mrs. J. C. Schmidt, Mrs. Fy Fannan, and Mrs. S. E. Gruener. Favors won by Miss Fannan and Miss Esther Anton.
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Philathea
First Evancelical Church
Lucille Schmide
Lane Street
Gladys Fannon
Ray Gigle
J. C. Schmidt
Fy Fannan
5. E. Gruener
Fan- Nan
Esther Anton
C F Altstadt Is Honored at Dinner
Fourteen friends of C F Altstadt were entertained by Mrs Altstadt at a dinner party last evening in celebration of her husband's birthday anniversary. A four course menu was served. Wives of the men were entertained at Winner in the Trumbauer residence. The groups later gathered at the Altstadt home for music and games.
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C. F. Altstadt
Altstadt
JO. Trumbauer
Mrs. Jack Robertson Given Surprise Party
Forty friends gathered at 227 South Street last evening to mark Mrs. Jack Robertson’s birthday anniversary. Five hundred was played, four young girls danced the Charleston, and a china gift was presented as basket lunch concluded.
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Jack Robertson
South Street
Martha
Thelma Robertson
Lois
Lillian Knutson
Lalertson
Civic Department Meeting in Waterloo With Presentations
The Civic Department will meet Friday afternoon at the Waterloo Woman's Club for a program featuring speaker C. Nygert from the department of the executive branch of the national government. Additional songs are planned and a foil number will be performed by Tall by Nasbyi.
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Eastern Star
Wunterloo Chamber
Masonic Temple
Cammle
Harry Dahl
John Geertuen
PL M. Michael
Adam Soler
Civic Department
Waterloo Nasbyi
Civic Demiortment
Funay
Arnoon
Waterloo
Pringkgyiud
C. Nygert
Nostadien Depeiment
Eovernment
Festess Committee
J. G. Maletot
Robihert Peet
Johnson Gud Stes
Scholin
Vaotlaya
B. Clayred
Priterice
Marjorie
First Baptist S S Class Will Give Play Wednesday
The Clippers club of First Baptist Sunday School, led by Mr Charles Eby, will stage a one act comedy titled Mrs Plodding's Nieces in the church social room Wednesday evening. Cast includes Mrs Eby Prudence Stoyl Anna Witter Dorothy Heiner Kath Pollock Doris Miller Mstela Morris Louise Ebel Beatrice Scott. Intermission features a violin solo by Wilma Fortsech and others.
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Charles Eby
Will Giy
Beauty chat letters reveal home beauty tips and remedies
A reader’s letters offer home beauty advice on hair removal methods, nail care, skin treatments, and teeth upkeep. Tips cover multiple needles in removal, patience for results, use of cleansers, polishes, and simple routines for facial skin and health. The correspondence reflects period beauty practice and caution.
Church News Highlights Midweek Guild Meetings
Misses Helen and Darlene Whittle will entertain Otterbein guild at Graves Memorial U B church. Major guild meets 2:30 PM Wednesday in First Presbyterian parlors with Mrs Bell Blitsch and Mrs Bickenbach assisting. Trinity Lutheran Women host all day in church rooms with Mrs Furlong and Mrs Diesman as afternoon hostesses. Ladies' Aid at St Pauls 2:30 PM Wednesday. Community supper precedes church night at St Pauls M E church.
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Hopital Alumiae
Martha Hermann
Helen Haynes
Godling Clutchin- Fon
Hos
Helen
Darlene Whittle
Otterbeing Guild of Graves Memorial
U. B
First Presbyterian Church
Vwostasses
W. Bell
Louis Blitsch
Robert Bickenbach
Trinity American Lutheran Women's Guild
J. JM. Furlong
Emma Diesman
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Pauls Church
St. Paul's M. EL Church
Club Notes and Society Gatherings Overview
Bunco favors were presented at Sunshine Club meeting at Mrs Leigh Ransom home with Mrs Farnsworth and Mrs Mayes admitted to membership. J F F club hosted with Gene Rice as hostess featuring piano violin radio and vocal music and a police matron duties discussion by Mrs Sage. YWCA group noted Lulu Barnes plans a party March 22 at her home. Ladies Marble Improvement Club plans 1 pm luncheon with Mrs Fred Miller and Weishaar assisting at Mrs Miller's home.
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Bunco
John Doyle
W. D.farnsworth
J. B. Conery
Sunshine Ilub
Leigh
Ransom
Sage
Young Women's Christian Association
Lulu Barnes
Marsteal Improvemenc J Club
Fred Miller
Weishaar
Mrs. Miller
Danderine Promises Healthier Hair Growth and Shine
An old advertising blurb touts Danderine as a cure for frizzy brittle hair and dandruff. It claims the product revives life, adds lustre, and makes hair appear thick and healthy after use. The promo urges girls to buy a bottle at any drugstore or toilet counter for rapid, tangible improvements.
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Rae
Three Anniversaries Celebrated Jointly at Dinner
Readable text records three local anniversaries honored at a dinner party at Mrs. Adegle V Noble’s residence 716 Etcith Street West. Mrs Noble turned 60 days earlier. John Wilson of Waterloo was 78 on Sunday. Ina Dousherty of Independence marked her 29th birthday alongside. Decorations featured green and white St Patrick Irish motifs. a dog aged 18 looked on. Radio music accompanied the meal served to 42 guests with Mrs. Ellie Barron assisting.
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Natal
Adegle V. Noble
West
Accorlimea
Waterloo Rifleman Sets Close Record In Interstate Meet
Waterloo rifleman Holtman, three years on the national hard rifle team, a student at the state university, scores 99 of 100 in a collegiate interstate galley contest. He establishes a new high mark with 648 points and leads the standings.
Iowa City Report Highlights Rifle Team Victory
Iowa City coverage notes the Iowa University rifle team posting a near perfect score 8837 to defeat Carnell University of Ithaca New York by 178 points, breaking last year's gallery record as a Meitmain member stands out.
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Iowa City
Iowa University
Carnell, University
Ithaca
N. Y
Meitmain
Ta National Guard honors commander noted at election event
In Melobeek on March 9 the Ta National Guard was cited for its top shot status and a distinguished service honor. The event drew little interest beyond the school.
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Ta National Guard
Reisbeck
Melobeek, Ta
School directors re elected with split votes and misprints
A partial, garbled report indicates directors were up for re election. Robinson and another candidate each received 65 votes but faces irregularities on the ballot. Kingsbury, seeking treasurer, won 22 votes and Stebert Creswell 26. Ballot names appear miswritten.
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Shaviway
Robinson
Paul
Kingsbury
Stebert Creswell
Tressurer
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