St Patrick's day gaiety dominates social week
Ireland's patron sees homage from lovers of gaiety as St Patrick's day decor schemes inspire hostess calors. The Elks charity ball leads the week social calendar with informal dress and large turnout. Numerous groups plan St Patrick's motifs and arrange meetings and refreshments around the holiday while parties host games, luncheons, and musical numbers across clubs and churches in Waterloo.
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Ireland
St. Patrick's Day
Erin
Emerald Isle
The
Elks Club
Leonard’ Britzman
Magdalene Darby
Britzman
Helen Britzman
Marian Shauger
Harold Sibert
Midred Liebert
John “ Valentine
Frank Finn
Ismer Chase
Wenry Tompson
Mary Buck
Tea Honoring PoE O Members At Eugene Visit
Mrs Thomas Wells hosted a tea for PoE O members in Eugene Oregon yesterday afternoon. The event at the Home of Mrs Jon Townsley featured readings by Mrs Wilbur and Mrs Cal Be Enderlein, with entertainment by Mrs Axon and Fred J Miller. A short business meeting preceded sewing and visiting activities.
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Thomas. Wells
Eugene
Ore
PRAP
Hy B. Boies
Daimar
Wells
Jon
Townsley
Eafternoon
Wilbur
Cal
Enderlein
Dew V.axon
Ibis
Club Notes and Wild Rose Plan Thursday Meetings
Forget Me Not club meets Thursday at Mrs Margaret Kilgore's home with a picnic luncheon. members supply their own dishes and silverware. Wild Rose club to hold an all flag meeting Thursday at Mrs S D Smith's home.
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Forget
Margaret Kilgore
Wild Rose Club
5. D. Smith
Social Service Forum on League of Nations at YWCA
The open forum at the YWCA, with the B and P W club, discussed the League of Nations as a humanitarian body. Miss Mary Hunter, Iowa State Teachers College, spoke on health work, opium control, refugee aid, reforestation, and education. She noted prisoner releases and League aid for devastated regions, and announced next week’s China topic.
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League of Nations
B. and P. W
Mary Hunter
Iowa State Teachers College
Sherwood Eddy
Europe
League
Church groups plan meetings this week in area parishes
Clara Barton guild of the Universalist church will meet tomorrow evening in the parish house with Miss Dorothy Weatherwax and Miss Florence Edgerton as hostesses. The Ladies Aid of United Presbyterian will meet Wednesday at 2 30 p m to elect officers with a St Patrick's Day program to follow. Grace Methodist Episcopal will gather Wednesday afternoon at Mrs W B Reed home for a needle and thimble session. Graves Memorial United Brethren Sisterhood meets 2 30 p m Wednesday with a program in the works. Christian Endeavor at Graves Memorial meets 7 30 p m Wednesday in church parlors for a sociable circus themed event. Circle one of the Woman's Working Association of First Presbyterian meets at Mrs F A Sporie home.
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Tollefson
Frank Smith
Circle Two
Mra
Frank McDonald
Florence Lowe
Ann. W. J. Egan
Circle
J. W. Rath
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
A. H. Holt
C. W. Hitchcock
J. J. Johnson
Lre
William Butler
Iso
H. J. Hemmerling
Aid Society
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Co. W. Bruner
Earl A. Roadman
Grace
M. E. Church
J. E. Johnson
Ford
P. H. Paulsen
Women's Organization of
First . Congregational Church
C. A
William Jennish
Roger Jennish
Ladies’ Social Union of the Universalist Church
Clara ‘Barton
Guild of the
Uni
Dorothy Weatherwax
Florence. Edgerton
The
Ladies’.Aid Society of United
Presbyterian
St. Patrick’s
Vine Street
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
W. B. Reed
Thimble
Sisterhood of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Christian Endeavor Society of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Woman's Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
F. A. Sporie
T. L
Hints in beauty care and personal tips
A reader questions age, height, and weight while others seek guidance on hair bleaching, facial implants, leg muscle development, scalp massage, and growth concerns. Advice covers exercises, safe bleaching mixes, consulting surgeons, and natural development timelines with cautions on depilatories and improper procedures.
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Catherine
M. C
City in Brief: Notices From Waterloo Area
Letters blur eyes the Buchanan for Glasses. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Innes are called to Reinbeck by the death of Mrs. Innes sister, Mrs. J. C. Kaylor. S.A. Wemple visited Flint, Michigan. Carrie A. Willmek called to Toledo IA for ill mother. E. A. Leighton and wife visit Waterloo. Hope Martin and Fay Dorothy in New York due to illness. Jack and Pat McGarvey taking rest at Excelsior Springs. Viva Smith injured in car collision. Ethel Resor to Tulsa, Oklahoma for WCA post. leaves April 1. Mrs. John Fanning bound for Gulfport and Biloxi with southern Illinois Central trip. Mrs. E. W. Bickley called to Town City for son Edward H.’s appendicitis operation. grandparents accompany. Dr. S. F. Heverly and Dr. G. T. Hospers noted.
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E. A. Leighton
Minors Central
Chicago
John Fanning
Walnut Court
Gulfport
Miss
Illinois Central Railway
Waterloo
Mrs. Fanning
Biloxi
New Orleans
Memphis
Tenn
E. W. Bickley
Cedar Falls
Town City
Edward H
University of Iowa
Fourteen Banks Pay Million in Ten Day Dividends
Des Moines March 15 IN S Dividends paid depositors by closed banks in the last 30 days total 43 014 363 44 according to L A Andrew state superintendent of banking. Thirty four banks are sued as having paid dividends. The largest sum was Iowa Loan Trust Co Des Moines depositors receiving 1 869 713 66 on a 40 percent dividend. Other banks list payments from 6 7 to 134 024 99 with many sums in the tens of thousands.
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Des Moines
INS
L. A. Andrew
State
Iowa Loan& Trust &Co
Farmers Trust & Savings Bank
Charles City
Alta State Bank of
Alta
Farmers State Bank .of
Bancroft
Colo Savings Bank
Colo
Varmers Trust & Savings Bank
Coon Rapids
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Corydon
Citizens State Savings Bank of Decatur
Hudson Bank
DeSoto Savings Bank of
de Soto
Citizens’ State Bank of
Anita
de Soto Savings Bank of
Greene County Savings Bank of Jefferson
Burton and Company State Bank of Kellogg
Farmers Savings Bank of Leland
Maine Savings Bank of Marne
Osage Paws
Mitchell County Savings Bank of Osage
Pleasanton Savings Bank of
Pleasanton
Farmers Trust & Savings of
Pocahontas
Preston Savings Bank of
Preston
Rhodes Savings Bank of Rhodes
Sheldahl Savings Bank ‘of
Sheldahl
Midwest State Bank of
Sioux City
State Bank of Thompson
Thompson
Barmers
State Bank ‘of
Washta
Waterville’ Savings Bank
Waterville
Citizens State “Bank of
Tax Filing Lull Seen As Many Waterloo Residents File
A lull in income tax filings suggests most Waterloo taxpayers have submitted returns, while those who have not are delaying the mailing. The Internal Revenue Service office, led by C. M. Williams, deputy collector, remains open on the second floor of the post office until 11 p.m. to accommodate late filers.
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Waterloo
Internal Revenue Collector
C. M. “Williams
Pioneer physician Dr. Henry Young dies in Fort Dodge
Fort Dodge Iowa March 15 Dr Henry Young longtime Manson pioneer physician and former state senator died yesterday at a local hospital. His death ends a notable career in medicine and public service spanning decades in the region.
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Manson
Fort Dodge
Henry Young, Manson
State Senate
Yesteray
Kansas Girl Thrills in Parachute Jump
Margaret Botteron a 19 year old Kansas City girl says parachute jumping fascinates her. She made seven jumps from airplanes for thrills and plans more jumps this summer. She first jumped after visiting Pierce field where she saw a man with a parachute and asked to ride and jump. She reports no strong sensation but intense fascination.
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Kansas’ City
Kan
Margaret Botteron
Kansas City, Kan
Pierce Field
Ian
Margaret
County Appeals From Award For New Jail Ground
The board of supervisors authorized an appeal from the award in condemnation proceedings to obtain additional ground in courthouse square for jail purposes. The board objected to valuations of 2600 and 2000 for parcels owned by F Willis Jenks. Excavation for the new jail near the sheriff’s residence had begun.
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Board of Supervisors
Courthouse Square
F. Willis Jenks
Waterloo Evening Courier Patterns Advertisement
Notice invites readers to obtain up-to-date pattern designs from the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier Waterloo. Each pattern costs 16 cents and orders are filled promptly. delivery should arrive a few days after sending payment.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Excavation Contract Bid to Open March 28
Fraek T. Bentley notes the excavating project will proceed with no boost from prisoners. The general contract is set to be opened on March 28.
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Fraek T. Bentley
Rural areas offer higher marriage odds for young women
The Associated Press reports a survey showing women aged 20 to 44 in rural districts have about ten percent higher marriage likelihood than city dwellers. The finding underscores demographic differences in marriage patterns between country and urban areas.
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Associated Press
New York
Federal Council Churches and Foreign Rivalism in Sermons
Fragmented text cites religious and political themes including foreign rivalries, prohibitions on sending fashion scouts, and references to bequests and bankruptcy. Mentions Frederick Bucher and Mrs Josephine W Taylor as financiers. notes about retirement with children and long-term work. scattered mentions of Taylor's finances and a cannibal tour to Ireland and Charleston.
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Federal Council
Reese
Paris
Parke
New
Frederick
Taylor
Aim
Sydney
Ielanda
Lear
Charleston
Palmer
Kent
Fragmentary Report on Attack and Ceremony
Fragmentary OCR text hints at an attack incident involving a Mairesses figure and an aboriginal group, with a fire event and a dancing moment. The passage mentions instruction, preesents, and 90 individuals in unclear context. Details are severely garbled and uncertain.
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Epi
Hey
Ian
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