Birthday Party Celebrates W R C and G A R Members
Members of the Women’s Relief Corps and Grand Army of the Republic held a joint birthday party in Memorial hall with 5 women and 15 comrades present. Decorations included green and white, and cakes were shared. A January February March birthday group of five comrades and 18 women sat at the table. Mrs. Elizabeth Billings led the program with violin and piano duets by Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gilley and community singing led by Mrs. Lulu Pelle Esher. Contest winners were announced for several skits and a peanut scramble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Julia White
Nelle Davis
Charles Sherwood
F.C. Kenison
Stephen Gilley
Viola Hartsell
Elizabeth Billings
Lulu Pelle Esher
Gilley
Comrade Averill
Mabel Bickley
Nellie Lawless
St. Patrick’s
Lizzie Palmer
W. D. Read
Peanut Strambie
Bothwell
Winnie Firman
Margaret Kilgore
Nellie
Shirley
Fortnightly Club Discusses Saving and Investments
George AB Worden spoke to the Fortnightly club at Dr. and Mrs. L. C. Hamesworth home on fundamental saving and investment principles. Twenty five members attended including Prof. and Mrs. Kadish of Iowa State Teachers College as new members. Worden urged saving as habit and outlined two investment types property or business interests and bonds, favoring tax free municipal securities and farm loans as debated options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jie
CG. R. Wilson
W. 8. Bmall
Worthen
Maud Dudley
J. S. Tuthill
Marion Hrace
A. S. Weishaar
H.W. Grout
RL Wilson
W. W. While
John W. Gwynne
BH. L. Corton
O. R. Brondage
Rev
O. S. Rasps
C. W. Bruner
George AB. Worden
L. C. Hamesworth
Kadish
Iowa State Teachers College
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Advocate Lash Growth Creams
A 1920s style beauty column advises on lash care and cosmetic recipes. It rejects vaseline Toxic products and promotes a homemade lash growth cream with cocoa butter, paraffin, almonds, and perfumed oil, plus instructions to clip lashes and apply the cream nightly. It also covers powder use, skin care, water intake, and proper etiquette for gift reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yves
Vhealth
Cupid
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron Lost Washing and Government Red Tape
A reader recounts insured laundry lost in transit and the months long government chase for a $50 claim. Frustration grows as requests for store names purchase dates and sales slips appear, then relief arrives with a hopeful letter. The piece critiques bureaucratic delays and praises tenacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Arai
Iowa Beauty Spots Shown in Travalog at D. A. R. Meeting
Mary Melrose chapter meets with Mrs. Carl Davis as Mrs. KF. P. Rehmeier presents Beauty Spots of Iowa with 75 slides circulated by the Iowa State Chamber of Commerce. The group discusses patriotic education and state bills while credits and gifts are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa State Chamber of Commerce
KF. P. Rehmeier
Mary Melrose
Carl Davis
Laura Darby
Keameora Memorial Association
Betty Washington
Historical Department
Library
University of Iowa
Piney Woods School
Dex Moines
I "Chamberlain
Tr. Js. Colby
R. C. Pederson
Nan CaniMald
Driving gloves for winter motoring recommend wool with leather lining
An old navy era shopper explains the best driving glove combines wool and leather for warmth. Leather alone is insufficient and wool alone fails at speeds above five miles per hour. Removable wool lining or an inner wool cuff protects wrists, with mittens or gauntlet designs aiding dexterity on the dashboard. Washable leather or chamois gloves suit summer use though they slip.
D A R Chapter Hosts St Patrick's Tea For Members
Thirty members of the Waterloo chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution were hosted by Mrs. John W. Gwynne for a St. Patrick's tea. The event featured colonial relics, a musical program with Miss Margaret Nowell and Mrs. EH Cowell, and songs by Mr. A.S. Weishaar. An exhibit included a Revolutionary War lieutenant’s commission to Allen Goodrich, Harvard graduation certificates of John Franken Goodrich, and 200-year-old spoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
John W. Gwynne
EH. J. Cowell
Margaret Nowell
Winifred Garvin
Danny Boy
H. B. Colby
C. F. Brown
J. H. Lamson
George W. de Wald
Mmes
Co. F. Brown
Orrin C. McGuinness
R. E. Crowther
Nettie Blepis
Mrs. Gwynne
Green
Ida Mae Club Surprises Mrs Brown for Birthday
Members of the Ida Mae club surprised Mrs Carl Brown with a birthday observance yesterday. She received the customary gift as Mrs D Lashbrook assisted with serving. BE A club held a separate birthday gathering for Mrs Kate Meckany yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Inness
Viola Inness
Ida ‘Holbrook
Holbrook
Earl Carroll
Cedar Falls
Carl Brown
Ida Mae Club
D. Lashbrook
BE. A. W. Club
Kate Meckan Yester
First Presbyterian Philatheans Meet at Barr Home
The postponed gathering of the First Presbyterian Philatheans occurs at 7 30 p m today at the home of Misses Eleanor and Grace Barr. Katherine and Mary Young hosted Jean Morrison circles of United Presbyterian last evening with a missionary program featuring Building With India by Afra Gilmore McDowell and Miss Margaret Pullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Philatheans
Eleanor and
Grace Barr
Katherine
Mary Young
Jean Morrison
Presbyterian Church
India
Afra
Gilmore McDowell
Margaret Pulten
Local church groups name officers and plan fairs
A report lists officers elected at a business session including Katherine Young as president and Widella Amos as vice president. Members arranged holiday refreshments, a county fair booth, and a bake sale set for March 24. Westminster Presbyterian choir to give a sacred concert at Dunkerton church with a 12 piece program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Rankin
Katherine Young
Widella Amos
Pauline Bassarear
Esther Pullen
Mary Young
J. B. Young
Central Christian Ladies’ Aid
Philatheana
Frank Vans
R. Hi. Black
Gifford Cheater
Evans
Westminster Presbyterian Choir
A. M. Donnan
Dunkerton Church
Iowa Falls Girls Win All-State Basketball Honors
Iowa Falls joins Nevada and Hampton in receiving representation on the all state girls basketball team chosen by Referee Strowbridge at Des Moines University. The selections include players from Iowa Falls Gladbrook Mingo and Bondurant with guards and centers listed among the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Falls
Nevada
Hampton
Strowbridge
Des Moines
Univer
Aufittat Senats
Sealey
Wean Cason
Ana
Towa Ues
Evens
Novaa
Ferris
Frystie
Guerda
Benshoot
Kelly
Gladbrook
Wohrenwold
Hart
Bondurant
Byle
Mingo
Kygle
Slater
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Society News
Waverly
Laws Registered Nurses’ Association
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Black Hawk
Cutler
Bremer
Franklin
Hardin
Grandy
Marshall
Priday
A. A. Smith
Sonta Hamit
C. C. Voelker
Esher
Iilgore
Kelderling
Martha Sweeney
Shutin
W. R. C. and
Edna Kent
Ruth Cameron
Tere
William Keckler
Dianee Lucile
Chester C. Hinton
Stroudsburg
Esther Trusty
W. D. Trusty
Bertie S. Purintan
Hay. J. ©. Clemens
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Hinton
Chicago
Floyd Trennery
East Schools
Eklund Business College
Navy
Purinton
Gable Street
Sne
J. D. Grozler
Glenn Clark
Marjorie
Lester Guyer
Winifred Scott
Vera Guyer
Harold
Kenneth Mys
Roy Scott
J. D. Crazler
Wii Ide
Nee
Nee of Mines. Harold Guyer, Eli Margrets
H. W. Grout
Waterloo Woman's Club
Greater Waterloo Association
O. Bls
Masonic Hall
Florence Black
Marguerite Flickinger
Henry Austin
Lincoln Circle
Tomarorw
Gus Reupke
Mrs. Harland H. Allen
D. A. R. Chapter
St. Patrick’s Tea
Lorraine
David Stevenson
Cedar Heights
Black's Tearoom
Oliver Stevenson
Bobbie
Jean
Universal Club
Hattie ‘Kener
Fort Dodge
Childrens Hickory
Garters
Asteinz-Coma
Church News
West End
M. C. A. Bldg
Opticat
Westminster
C. G. Sweitzer
Kirk Stewart
M.' . Buck
H. J. Pauden
R. W. Holt
Donald Finlayson
Yesterndy
Ladies’ Guildin
Trinity American Lutheran Church
N. Weiss
C.P. Ferguson
Dan Miller
Jamis Nelson
Margaret Bennett
Nevad
Mr. Strowbrides
Oh Henry
Oh Henryi
U.S
Calumet
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Fails
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