Local A A U W Leads State in Fellowship Fund in Iowa
Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women reported it is the only Iowa unit to contribute the target $1.67 per member to the fellowship fund. The meeting highlighted adult education, college curriculum reforms, and new teaching methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
American Association of University Women
Iowa
Isteté
Ellowship
Edna Dublin
Booth
Tarkington
Lorraine Hallowell
Hallowell
Fred J. Miller
Lfe
Mrs. Miller
Netta Jane.Thompson
Hancher
Gertrude Baynes
Wi W. Beck
Federation of Women's Clubs
Callie Wieder
C. H. Wilson
Society Calendar Highlights Local Club Events Tonight
A dense listing of society meetings and social events across Waterloo including Presbyterian hospital alumnae, Masonic and church groups, Ladies auxiliary branches, Junior auxiliary, Fine Arts, Circle groups, various clubs and card parties. Notable venues include Masonic temple, Black's tearoom, Memorial hall, and First Baptist, First M. E., and First Lutheran churches with ongoing sessions and receptions planned into Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Hospital Alumnae Association
Bridge Series Begins At Mrs Bickley Home In Waterloo
First of a series of benefit bridge parties for the Fine Arts department of the Waterloo Woman's Club, held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs W H Bickley's home with 52 players. Prizes to Mrs O A Boatman Mrs HK W Flint and Mrs Charles Shaffner. Subsequent events planned by hostesses including Mrs Orlo Miller and others. schedule notes and guest details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts
Waterloo Woman's Club
W. H. Bickley
Fourth Street West
O. A. Boatman
HK. W. Flint
Charles Shaffner
Lee Lilenfield
Max Wilson
Hints in beauty care for elbows and skin
A vintage beauty page advises daily elbow care with scrubbing, cleansing cream, massage cream, and powders or lotions. It links elbow conditioning to sleeved and sleeveless outfits, notes height and growth observations, scalp massage for hair color, and urges skin cleansing routines to prevent pimples and blackheads along with full body baths to keep pores open.
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Jy Edna
Church and Club Meetings Highlight Local Faith Groups
Various church groups hold Thursday sessions across city venues. Meetings include Woman's Society at First Baptist on Franklin Street, First United Presbyterian group at 418 Baltimore, and St. Mary's sewing circle in the school hall. Trinity American Lutheran Brotherhood reports a program after a business session.
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Woman's society,First “Baptist Church
First
United Presbyterian , Church
T. L. Leonard
Baltimore Street
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Schoor Hall
P. J. Schnacter
John Mulvey
Waller Adsit
Trinity Americann Lutheran Brotherhood
Verne Remy
The
Prohibition Founder Neal Dow Honored by Local Union
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union observed Neal Dow's birthday at the YWCA with talks on his legacy. Mrs. Ida Mitchell led, discussions by Mrs. C M Clark, Mrs. Mary Fifield and Mrs. George DeLand covered prohibition work. Others spoke on enforcement, moderation, and related themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Woman’s Christian ‘Temperance Union
Y. W.G
Neal Dow
Ida Mitchell
Dow
C. M. Glark
Mary’ Fifield
George DeLand
PF. Yapp
Woman's Moderation Union
Nora’ Croy
Edna Renner
Minnesota
GC. V. Lannholm
C. Chesterman
L. Garver
Willard Hall West
Mary Melrose Chapter Dines. card party at Russell-Lamson
Thirty five members of the Mary Melrose chapter D A R met at a dinner at the home of Mrs. Antine Burk 204 Alta Vista avenue with Mrs J E Sedgwick as dinner chair. A card party hosted by the Business and Professional Women's club drew about 25 guests at Hotel Russell Lamson with prizes awarded to Kathryn Chambers and Ada Smith. Gold Leaf camp Royal Neighbors plans a Friday card party at K hall with games led by Mrs Herbert Lantz and refreshments by Mrs R G Pickell Juveniles meet at A clock with the regular lodge at 7 20 PM.
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Mary Melrose Chapter
D. A. RB
Antine Burk
Alta Vista Avenue
J. E. Sedgwick
Hurk
Harold Smiley
Ruth Updegraff
J. J. White
Adelaide Hungerford
Thomas Gauthier
R. O. Badwell
Lowell Fletcher Hobard
F. C. Liffring
H. W. Sigworth
Howard Burr
Margaret Morris
E. T. Afford
Business and
Professional Women’s Club
Russell-Lamson
Kathryn Chambers
Ada Smith
Ruby Elam
Gold Leaf Gamp
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
Hall
Herbert Lantz
R. G. Pickell
Blanche Junkens Smith
Waterloo Camp
Irving PTA Meets as Maurice A Welsh Speaks on Law Enforcement
Maurice A. Welsh superintendent and traffic manager of the W. C. F. & N. railroad was the main speaker at an Irving Parents Teachers Association meeting Tuesday evening. His talk centered on how law enforcement relies on public attitude. The group planned the evening's entertainment and refreshments were served.
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Maurice A. Welsh
W., C.F. & N. Railroad
Irving Parents Teacher Association
Value of B P W Federation to Be Program Keynote
The Waterloo club dinner marks National Business and Professional Women's Week with the federation's value as keynote. Mrs. A E Johnson chairs the event at Hotel President with talks by former state leaders, an educational program, and a book talk by Miss Callie Wieder. Music will be featured and business leaders are invited as guests.
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J.G. Hildebrand
Third Street West
New York
Hildebrand
Columbus ‘University
Mars
Waterloo Garden Club
Grand . Central
Palace
Ithe
Horticultural Society and
New
York
Florists Club
Garden Club of America
Federated Club of
New York State
National Flower Stow
Buffalo
Holy Sante _court
Sacred Heart School Hall
Federation of’ Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Waterloo Club
Teg
A. E. Johnson
State Federation
Elizabeth Kenney
George B. Worthen
Ww. W. Warsaw
Callie Wieder
Faithful Workers Club Plans Thursday Meeting
Faithful Workers meet at Mrs. Hermans Becker home 223 Logan Avenue Joyla club entertains Thursday at Riviera Tearoom 2 PM hosted by Mrs Homer Gordon. La Lomita Club hosts 4 PM luncheon at Mrs W F Juriger 1110 Eighth Street West. Kum Chat Awhile Club hosts 1230 PM luncheon at Mrs Kenneth B Schreiner 1541 Berteh Avenue. J D Club met Tuesday at Mrs H W Schultz 887 Riehl Street with a St Patrick s day themed decor.
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Herman’ Becker
Logan Avenue
Joyla Club
Riviera
Homer Gordon
la Lomita Club
W. FB. Juriger
Eighth Street West
Kenneth B. Schreiner
Berteh Avenue
J. D. Club
H. W. Schultz
Riehl Street
St. Patrick's
Bel Canto Club Entertains With Annual Banquet
The Bel Canto Glee Club of Iowa State Teachers College concluded its year with a banquet in the Gold Room of the Hotel. President spoke as toasts. program included Prologue Affe ism Tunes Caprice Klimax and readings. Guests included Alpha Mayfield Rose Lena Ruggaita and Prof. C A Fullerton with Mrs. Schmidt and others.
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Iowa
State ‘Teachers ’ College
Gold Room
Patrick
Vera Howe
Sarah Harris
Alpha Mayfield
Wilma Henna
Marriage Date of 55 Years Ago Celebrated
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Kidwiler marked their fifty fifth wedding anniversary at home in Falls Idaho after a marriage at Steamboat Rock on March 12, 1874. Kidwiler, an early county pioneer from Crawfordsville Indiana, long served as city parks custodian and helped shape local history.
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Courter Speetal Services
Falls
A. FP. Kidwiler
Steamboat Rock
Local notes on health, probate and weather in city
Reports list Kathryn Lehr ill with scarlet fever at 1229 Fourth Street East and Treganza recovering from influenza at 314 Fowler Street. Annie Allen’s will names Helen Palmer as executrix. Road conditions cited by W E Evans. First Presbyterian hosts scoutmasters training led by Arthur F Jury. Travel notices discuss Black Hawk Coffee travel and waterlogged routes. A baby whale becomes an adult in two years.
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Kathryn Lehr
Fourth Street
W. ET. Evans
Dakota City
T. H. Treganza
Fowler Street
Annie Allen
Helen Palmer
Los Angeles
Sarah Calhoun
First Presbyterian Church
Arthur F. Jury
Wapsipinicon
A. Ae Johnston
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co
Carroll County
Carroll
Chicago
Vinton Couple Wed 66 Years Celebration
Vinton Iowa March 13 Mr and Mrs Joseph Berry marked their sixty sixth wedding anniversary at home They are 87 and have lived in Vinton about 30 years prior they resided on a farm near Urbana They have six children 16 grandchildren and six great grandchildren A surprise party was given Tuesday evening for Mr and Mrs John George at 211 Wellington Street West with picnic dinner games and music
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Harriette Dudley Ross
Frederic Mills Ross
Walnut Court Apartments
LeRoy Junger
O. E. Junger
Denver’. Street
Incheon In
Black
Miss Ross
Mr. Junger
West High School
Ross Conservatory
My. Junger
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ross
van Enian
Lucille
Huntington
Edward Northey
Courier
Vinton
Joseph Berry
Urbana
John George
Wellington Street West
Manchester
Jesse EB. Lawrence
Delhi
Congregational Church
J. F.’ Moore
Oakland Cemetery
Union Cemetery
Mr. Lawrence
Miles Noth
West High violin and cello winners head to sub district contest
Margaret Gallup and Charlotte Burton emerged victorious in the West High School instrumental contests yesterday afternoon. Gallup will face Esther Siegel while Burton meets Ruth McCormick as they vie to represent their school at the sub district music contest in Oelwein this Friday and Saturday.
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Margaret Gallup
Charlotte Burton
West High’ School
Oelwein
Miss Gallup
Esther Siegel
Miss Burton
Ruth McCormick
Brain Test Answer Choices
They present four statements to evaluate comprehension. Each option reflects a specific claim about depositors funds education color or footing. The task is to identify which statements are true or relevant to the brain test context.
Rave D Things and Buckwheat Cakes Recipes
A collection of kitchen notes detailing Scotch eggs with anchovy cream sauce, buckwheat flour buckwheat cakes with molasses, prune pudding from stale bread and prunes with lemon and prune juice, buttered crumbs, and optional hard sauce.
Neesen Held on Bad Check Charge
William Neesen of 64 Parker Street East was arrested yesterday afternoon by Police Chief Charles Morris and Officer W H Wilson on a warrant for passing worthless checks. He faces formal charges and is held in the city jail on a $100 bond. The charges cite checks passed on W L Hewitt in November and Jerome Lampert in December.
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William ‘Neesen
Parker ‘Street
Charles Mohlis
W. H. Wilson
Neesen
W. L. Hewitt
Jerome Lampert
Jefferson Street
Spring fashion ensemble for young trendsetters explained
A new spring fashion ensemble features a sleeveless frock with an inverted pleated print skirt and a matching coat in linen or pique. The pattern includes yardage details, size options, and complete sewing instructions, offered for fifteen cents plus a fashion book for ten cents.
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Jersey
La Porte Bridge Nears Completion After Delays
March 13 La Porte California reports the river road closed this morning as the new bridge nears completion. Contractor W A Buxton Waterlog faced high waters and delays, preventing finishing last fall. temporary bridge approaches are in use.
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Fae Seietce
la Porte
City
Trafic
A. Buxton
Cour
Utility firm plans smokeless boiler upgrade
One of the city's staunch anti smoke crusaders, Lowe Pub Mo Service, reports engineers will install a new 3,300 horsepower smokeless boiler at the central station. Installation starts in about one month and aims to reduce smoke from the two large brick stacks.
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Lowe’ Pub- Mo Service Company
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Woman's Clubhouse
Wreat Orange Club
Stewart Fleming
Rowenachrele
Floyd Cushman
Awhile Cuo
Kenneth 3B
Schreiner
J. A. G.elib
Milton Eddy
Lido Club
F. McGinn
L. M. Lelib
Brick's Tearoom
Claude Bennett
Thisisus Club
Allison Maygard
Lena Anderson
C. Brandt
Learcam
Woman's Society
First Baptist Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Moemoriat Hall
M. E. Church
F. Yapp
Black's Tearoom
J. DB. Caldwell
Ladies’ Aid Society
East Park Presbyterian Church
William Stanford
Circle
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Ernest. Franklin
Elyde
F. Hall
Church of Christ Truth
Cedar. Heights
I.C. James
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk I, O
O. F. Hall
Mary's Sewing circle—School
di la Lomita Club
W. B. Kuriger
Fatbur Workers
Herman Becker
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Blue Triangle League
Y. W. C. A. Young People’s Activities Club
Universalist Parish
Black Hawk I
O. F
K. P. Pu
American Legion Auxilary
Holy Name Court
Sacred Heart School
St. Patrick’s
Black's
Temple Rebekah
Church News
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth
Franklin Street
Men's Club
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Altar Guild
J. G. Creede
Ireland
M. T. Felts
C. W. Adams
S.A. Ewing
O. RB. Blackstone
W. D. Burdine
First Brethren Church
Grace Switzer
Western Avenue
Geraldine Berteh
June Miller
Gamaloga
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Ray McMullen
Newton Street
GC. O. Loken
Louise Gates
Harold Inman
McMullen
E. G. Williams
Harold Poyner
Linden M. EB. Church
Ethel Montgomery
Lefayette -Street
Helen ‘Lemper
Ruth Flint
Fern Zuehlke
Ramona- Montgomery
Honor
Neal
P.T. A. Activities
Harriette Ross
B. P. W. Federation
Vera Lynch
Our Lady of Victory Court
W.C. OF
Qgur
Lady of Victory
Mac. McCarville
Baptista Casey
Catherine Powers
Carolyn Golinvaux
Mayme Hickey
Mary Wilhelm
Adeline Hayes
Lynch
Gedar Rapids
Miss Hayes
Ear
Donald Allensworth
Frank Geierg
Bessit Bray
Milton Beckwith
George Moothart
Richard Newville
William Urie
Hartett Wightman
Woman's Labor Bureau
Carpenters’ Hall
George Lahue
Jeannette Edwards
W. B. A. Pioneer Club
Rose McCord
Lafayette Street
Hoover
Laura Gar- Tabrant
A. B. Smith
Berth Avenue
George Highley
Pp. L. Club
BP. Stoyles
L. Bryant
L. Nath
Chester, In
D. Merriman
Bridge Club
Harry Wade
Lineald Street
James W. Mack Lafferty
P. S. Wailers
Favors
M. C. Troutner
Verne Johnson
Lea Renner
Twelfth Street West
Happy Blight Bridge
Thomas Shafer
Milo Hendrick
Doe Seery
T. K. Bridge Club
C. Porter
State Street
Co. Eb, Garr
Roy McLain
R. E. Patterson
W. A. Porter
C. B. Peterson
Sons of Union Veterans’ Auxiliary
G.A. R
George Wright
Roy Chadwick
Peter Bernard
la Porte City
Henry Conter
Gable Street
Conter
Leo Crahan
Mar-geret Lynch
W. M. Wilkins
Bessie Bray
R. K. Ames
Wales
Minn
CO. A. Schumann
Harriett Wight
Man
Grinnell College
Geraldine Brinkman
Margaret Weishaar
Mary Stevenson
Reno
Sigma Delta Chi
Memorial Hall
Legion
L. C. Ransom
Black’s Tearoom
A. Boatman
W. F. Higgins
W. GG
T. U
Cedar Heights
W. CG
I. C. James
Frances Willard
Prenton
W. W. Foote
Ladies' Auxiliary, N. A. &, G
Federal Court Room
Post Office
Security Benefit Association
K. P. Hall
PRIEF
West End
Bridge
Biy
Buchanan
Pani
West High
Wm. Neesen
Evening Courier
Pattern Dept
New York City
Zanzibar
Koren
the Zygienic Products.co
Canton, Ohio
Sane
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