Sacred Heart Society to honor St Patrick’s day program
Sacred Heart parish highlights its annual St Patrick’s day program at the school hall on Monday evening. Irish dancing by Peg Malloy, niece of Rev J McMalloy, and a role in the play The Trouble It Goody’s are featured, with a varied cast listed for the entertainment. The event also includes a chorus and orchestra and a separate nursing and community program later announced.
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Sacred Heart Parish
Peg Malloy
Rav. J. Mc Malloy
America
Ireland
Music Club and U B Orchestra to Present Program Tomorrow
Music Club and U B Orchestra plan a joint program tomorrow evening at Graves Memorial Unit Brethren church under church auspices. The program list features a variety of vocal solos and an orchestra accompaniment, with pieces listed by title and performer names. The event aims to attract all interested attendees and showcases local musical talent.
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Music Club
U. B. Orchestra
HB Natural Magic Club
Borchestrs of Graves Memorial Unit
Ed ‘Brethren Church
Dake Elybrey
Vieve
Wardtava
Murtha
Ali Cormiien
Csgrtasa
Wines Holman
UL Trovatore
Orchestra
Eee
Otterbein Guild of
Side Talks on Selfishness and Youth Hearted Generosity
The piece argues youth is not inherently selfish but often generous, while aging tends to foster self-centeredness as habits harden. It cites mothers and elders as guardians against selfishness and urges flexible routines to stay youthful, warning against rigid comforts and self-absorption in late life.
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Henrys Ward
Beecher
Beauty and eye care advice from a bygone column
A fragmented advice piece promotes cultivating a beautiful disposition and practical eye beautifying exercises. It discusses eye focusing, gentle massage, benzoin and almond confusion, skincare tips for hands, and lifestyle suggestions for a middle aged reader, including hydration and diet adjustments. It references a high school girl and a warning about squinting and aging bodies.
Landscaping of Whittier School Grounds Completed
The Whittier School grounds landscaping is finished at a cost of 538 dollars with donations from district residents. The women’s auxiliary and press committee note strong community support, and the report by finance chair W. H. Mayne is accepted with thanks to GT. Wilson for supplying loads of soil. Activities include Scout troop sponsorship, a music program, and health bulletins, with various members contributing to the event and future programs.
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Episcopal Parish
John Brewster
R Whittier
J. J. Wenner
W. HE. Mayne
GT. Wilson
Association
A. BE. Enderlein
Qley
Bondy
Herbert F. Marshall
Sarasate
Toal
MacDowell
Boths
Laverne
Boul Gowell
Willis Johnson
Tommy Tucker
W. W. Warsaw
Church News Highlights From City Guild Activities
Mrs. C L Peterson attended the Majel guild meeting at First Presbyterian church with 27 present while Mrs A Peterson joined after a trip to Los Angeles. Westminster Workers held a Wednesday luncheon at 1 with 35 women present and 306 charity garments reported. Trinity American Lutheran Ladies' guild admitted four new members. Bake sale planned for March 22. Walnut Street Baptist class meets Friday at 8. Central Christian Ladies Aid hosted 40 guests and plans an apron sale and church dinner on March 26.
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Presbyterian
Ous
R. Co. Quinby
Jassie Clark
J. R. Murray
Waverly
Grace ‘LeCates
C. L. Peterson
Majel Guild
First Presbyterian Church
A. Peterson
Los Angeles
Nutchison
Westminster
M.C. Buel
Green
Douglas Blackhall
W. D. Jensen
Paul Scheibe
Fred ‘Wiegert
Fred Schier
M. B. Will
L. W. Steege
Trinity American Lutheran Ladies’ Guild
Macy Schildemeier
George Miler
N. Clark
Central Christian Laties’ Aid Society
Z. A. Billings
J. PF. Darland
C. V. Allison
O. P. Davis
Social club notes and church group gatherings report
Club notes describe Double Five players from Mrs. Herbert Girley’s party with favors won by Mrs. F. M. Barron and Mrs. Harry Confare, luncheon with yellow tulips, and several prize awards. Wide Awake club entertained 12 members with a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Arnold. Mrs. Lawless helped serve and favors were won by Mrs. Oscar Campagna and Mrs. Arnold. Additional items cover Dunkerton O. E. S. Past Matrons club guests, a luncheon in Black’s tearoom with poppies centerpieces, a business session, sewing and music, and a drive fund discussion for the Masonic temple. Other notes mention Trinity American Lutheran Brotherhood hosting 36 attendees, a supper for Christian Orphans’ relief in Council Bluffs, and officers elected for Women’s Mission Association. Various church groups, guilds, and circles held meetings, prayers, and performances with several new members admitted.
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Double Five
Herbert Girley
F. M. Barron
Iarry
E. J. Arnold
WidelAwake Club
Herbert Lawless
Oscar Campagna
Arnold
Harry Averill
Lawless
Fred Bickelberg
Dunkerton
O. E.S
Club
Wiaterloo
J. R. Rector
O’stock
Black’s
Nellie Welker
Masonic Temple Drive
Tazal Dietrich
San Diego
Rector
Mildred
Sykora Delights at East High Cello Concert in Waterloo
Bogumil Sykora impressed a full East High auditorium with a rich cello recital featuring Piatti pieces and a double stop showcase. Morence Brinkman accompanied on piano, delivering Polonaise, Spinning Song, and a left-hand concert waltz to roaring applause.
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Morg
Waterloo
Bogumil Sykora
East High
Mor Sykora
Piatti
Baskyrs
Tie
Valentini
Morence Brinkman
Margot Hayes
Niano
Arccompaniments
Rivine-Baton
American Legion Suggests Uniform Street Decoration Plan
Beck er-Chapman post of the American Legion proposes a city wide decor plan using 12 foot flagstaffs for the business district. Merchants would install tree flagstaffs every 20 feet, set into the curb, with removable bases for storage. Flags would be four by six feet. Entire outfit cost about five dollars.
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Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Waterloo
Ocr
Legionnaires
Beware Of Trickery Diamond Dyes Packaging Warning
A sensational warning urges women to insist on Diamond Dyes on packaging and to refuse substitutes. The 15 cent package supposedly includes simple dyeing directions for garments from shirts to kimonos, emphasizing that even beginners can dye or tint fabrics at home and urging vigilance at drug stores.
Patterns for Spring and Summer 1924 Book of Fashions
Advertisement from Waterloo Evening Courier offers a pattern book matted to any address on receipt of 12 cents in silver or stamps. The up-to-date Spring and Summer 1924 Book of Fashions promises patterns and styles likely appealing to readers seeking fashionable sewing guidance.
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Fashion Department
Woman Regains Purse Lost On Waterloo Streetcar
Mrs H A G Wilson of Sunset Road reported a lost bill fold on a Waterloo streetcar containing a five dollar bill. A motorman recovered the money and container after she alighted and turned it in at the office before leaving.
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Waterloo
H. AG. Wilsom
Sunset Road
Ducks Seen Over City Heading Northward
Red Risley reports a flock of wild ducks winging their way northward signaling spring. He notes this season’s movement recalls a half century ago when large swarms moved up the Cedar valley from streams, continuing into late April, part of a vast coast to coast migration of ducks geese and sandhill cranes.
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red_ Risley
Cedar v
Kayser Orchestra to Perform at Forum Dance Saturday Evening
The Joe Warser orchestra, which had an engagement at Plaza Theatre this week, will play at Forum Hall Saturday evening. O. R. Phen of St. Louis, Missouri, will sing tenor.
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Kayser Orchestra
Forum Dance
Joe Warser
Plaza Theatre
Forum Hall
Women Re-elected to Orchard School Board Victory
Orchard Ta Mrs C B Larson and Mrs J L Cover were re elected as school directors in a tight contest Monday defeating George Wotter and Elmo Vining by narrow margins in what was described as a lively election.
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Orchard
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