Social clubs and church notices fill local page Farce
A readable society column lists Mrs Maggie Veluplain and other members at a sun shine dodge and a dinner with auxiliary husbands. Knights of Talus hall hosts 40 members with guests from Marion and le Vere. a lodge program includes membership drives, a drill team contest at the Union State meeting in Sioux City October 33 to 14. Details of banquets, prayers, and community events across Plymouth churches and auxiliary groups are noted with various society names and participating members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Veluplain
Wisgest
Sunshine Dodge
L.A
Auxiliary
Husban Ee Black
Hoon
Knights of Talus Hall
Charles Brown
Marion
Ts Moe
Alyh Butler
le Vere
Delapivin Instructionu
Stegelistie
Bradford
Freeyurt
George A. Yanpan
Delaytain
Lodse
Euler
Union
Sioua City
Attiga
Hutwiste
Colunhed
Mav
de We Nicholas
Uinrde
Satherine Wilds
Dane
Wey Warden
Mrs. Heathershaw
Alvin Tul
Bess Nichols Hosts Evening of Entertainment for Women’s Club
Waterloo Business and Professional Women’s club guests of Miss Bess Nichols enjoy a 110 numohner program with paraded animals and clown band. Mrs. Sage the police matron halts the dog act after theft of guests’ parcels. Luncheon and dancing follow as Mrs. J Ransom and Mrs. Tracy Thansener honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Numohers of
Waterloo
Bess Nichols
Grebbles
Sirs
Alice Warsag
Elownt
Frea C. Sage
Selinin- Bets Kenney
Max
Ryan
Douglas Mowbray
Paul Vant
Lafayette PTA Holds Program With Audience of 180
Members attended the Lafayette PTA meeting where the program included Norma Gals by the Rast and performances by Golda Knapp Marg Miller Wilma Cary and Doris Etherland. A piano solo by Liss Tots Sank was featured, with readings by Janet Kepvon and others. Hostesses led activities and a fourth grade won a picture prize for parent involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefayettte - Pureai
Elas
Ie Rast
Golda Knapp
Marg
Fol “Miller
Wilma Cary
Doris Fttherland
Meida‘ Bugunelke Welch
Judigy ‘Grevnne
Conservation talks at Central P T A meeting theme
The Central School P T A held last evening’s meeting with the conservation of our natural resources as the topic. Principal Fa. Murtagh spoke on the subject, and WLW White of the Audubon Society discussed protecting birds. About two hundred attendees, including a kindergarten band, heard the program as John Liffring imitated bird calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Central School
Fa. Murtagh
Wlw. White
Audubon Society
John Liffring
Ars
Fo O
Ling
Dinner Parties Precede Charity Ball of Bliss
Committees in charge of arrangements and their wives will dine at the hike club tonight. About 250 couples are expected to attend the ball with Liver pool One Orchestra providing music and floors for modern syncopated tunes and old fashioned chamber pieces. The event honors Mrs. E G Miller and is hosted with Mrs. J P Milson and Mrs Willis Mayne assisting. Proceeds go to the Elks charity fund supporting a wide range of needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ods
Paul Jones
Palka
Witty
Dane
Bt. Patrick's
Genes K
E.G. Miller
J.P. Milson
Willis Mayne
Nawehib
Elks Charliy
Wedding Announcement of Gladys Lustof and Lee Renner
Gladys Lustof and Lee Renner announced their secret marriage at a home gathering hosted by the KLYD club. Renner, from Waverly Iowa, is employed locally by Herrick Refrigerator. gifts and prizes were exchanged, and a peach decor theme accompanied a reception with picnic refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Lustof
Lee Renner
Klyd K. Chub
Renner
Laustof
Waverly
Herrick Refrigerator Rampanty
RLY
Banco and Saints
Henner
G. EB. Stall
Beauty Chin Line Fad Prompts Skin Care Riff
A fragmented column describes chin beauty routines shifting from facials to under chin serums and oils. It notes trends, implausible claims, and cautions about home treatments, with references to regimens and ingredients.
Social events fill week at local churches and groups
Miss Cecil Parry hosted the Intermediate Chris Han Endeavor group at Graves Memorial United Brethren church with Miss Maxine Kessler supervising and Miss Edna Bovey Marjorie Friedley and Lucile ford winning contests. Refreshments served by Mrs. W M Parry and daughters. Also noted were Juneteenth hospitality for guests and upcoming meetings of Women’s guilds and missionary groups at Christ church First Lutheran and Central Seat Church Ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Parry
Graves Memorial United Brethren
A. T. Whittle
Ransom
Graves Memorial United
Brethren Church
Club Notes Highlight Local Social Gatherings and Welcomes
A noisy jumble of names and events documents a series of social visits and welcomes. Prominent attendees include Mrs Nellie J un Riest and new member Mrs Jenmie at various homes with discussions on hosting engagements and plans for future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SL Patrick's
Nean
Thigato
Nellie J UN Riest
Jenmie
Hintonhone
Melrose D A R unit hears report from convention
Mary Melrose chapter of D A R met at W. G A L with dinner and a program. A plans exhibit on April 15 to 18 under the fellowship committee for the Young Women’s Christian Association. Speakers from the committee addressed the group and Mrs. Chamberlain reported on Des Moines conference. The chapter observed Jefferson’s birthday and discussed budgets supporting immigrants and schools. The state D A R contributed to a genealogical library operated by Miss Any Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Melrose
Ure
de A. It
Ti Wks
OF. A. R. Hind
Young Women’s Christan Association
Dight
Minoes. C
Langfeldt
J. J.sedgwick
Lillian Ku
Blanche Stevens
Jefferson
Floyd Chamberlain
D. A. WA
Des Moines
George A. Jewett
S. A
Bruce A. Mann
Five in Family Mark Natal Anniversaries in Surprise Party
Five members of the J B Howe family celebrated birthdays in a Surprise party honoring Mrs J B Howe. There were 15 in the company. other celebrants included Mrs O A Vehike Mrs W A Montgomery Mrs Graydon Howe and Miss Margaret Howe. A dancing party with a four piece orchestra was planned by Waterloo lodge Rebekahs and friends for 8 45 tomorrow evening. Birthday Observed Mrs Lincoln White surprised by friends at home last night for her birthday. cards and gifts noted with flowers delivered. Rebekah Meeting Sunshine lodge held a thimbletes event in T QO FL hall west. AL R Meeting formed tentative plans for a social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Howe
J. B. Howe
O. A. “Vehike
Wl A A. Montgomery
Dane i
O. O
Waterloo Lodge
West
wMrs
Lincoln White
jMrs
Jones
Fred Murph
Rl Johnson
Rebekah
Sunshine Lodge
T. QO. OL FL
ALR
Phi Omega Pi Tea and Dinner for Visiting Official
Miss Dorothy Ayers Louden of Fargo North Dakota, supervisor and supreme council member of Phi Omega Pi, was an honored guest yesterday. She toured the Waterland Falls area and attended tea at Mrs J F Hosking's home. A dinner at Black's followed with Phi Omega Pi Alumnae. Mrs Louden is with the extension department faculty at North Dakota Agricultural College in Fargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ayers Louden
Fargo
N. D
Phi Omega Pi
Walerlan
Oerdar Falls
J. 4. Hosking
Phi Omega’ Pi
Tlah
Black’s
Louden
Extension Debachment
The
State Agricultural College At
Furgo
Tibbitts Campaign Opens Headquarters in Waterloo
Tibbitts and the Citizens ticket unveiled their Waterloo campaign headquarters at 201 Marsh Place after a candidate meeting. Tibbitts addressed a Ladies Auxiliary gathering at Knights of Columbus, outlining municipal government views. Mrs Maggie Nelaplain addressed the group in Kansas City. Campaign manager selection planned for Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn ‘Tibbitts
Ayer
Waterloo
Brotherhood of Railway
Knights of Columbus
Tibbitts
Ole
Black's Tearoom
Maggie Nelaplain
Kansas City
National
Citizens’ Ticket
J.R. Rector
Marsh Place
Mred H. Seger Lentporarty
Five Families Flee Ammonia Fumes in Apartment Fire
Ammonia fumes forced five families from their homes above Ball Stores, Inc. at 222 Fourth Street. Police called the fire department to the scene as residents evacuated rooms and sought safety after exposure to noxious fumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Stores, Inc
Fourth Street
Fire Department
Mystery of a Masked Theft and Fumes At City Market
A masked intruder shut off a meat department refrigerator, causing fumes to fill the store. The incident followed recent tenant evictions amid smoke and furnace noise, as local authorities investigate the disturbances and search for suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Summit Tivehue
Tenans
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Woodnesday
St. Patriek
Sarred Hever
Plymouth Church
St. Mary's
Storha Becker
Q. BE. S
Mason Ple
Mystic Workers
Helen Gould Auxiliary
Atemo-rial Hat Paras H Ir Society
St. Martha
Golden Glow
Mrushine Keliewaie
Issionary Society Ld Church
Bayt Muatning
Sof
Gratswy
Monehore Club
Rey Maize
Marea Wald
Jorge Lingebhach
Glen Pereri
Voum
the Congregational
HL Hoover
SUR
Vurget-Me-Notelih
Mare Uescuy
Feveitii
Odd Fellows Trance Bail West M. Ib Natt School
Gentral
Bess Nichols and Group
Pastmepliak Cauarie
Ro Trunkey
Charles Aldau
M Praneos Frenen
J. Ransom
Tracy Thasener
X — Women
United Commercial ‘Travelers Association
Heon
Hlack
PR. Jennsexs
S.C Fish
Ma US A
J. W. Meyers
Manger
Pythias Hall
Lefayette
P.T A
Church News
Gip. Rath
Bayer
Lowanes
Dali
Allenen Furs
Andy
Believ
Ohiy Dine
Bert Tye Bohai
Eise Wil
Bein Pays
vRiy Sane
Wonten
Guild of Christ Church
Wie
Jennie McElhinney
Missionary Society of the
iFirst Lutheran Church
Blostesses
SF ‘Chartes Formaker
Verne
Heyer
Central Seat
vArthur Knode
Pireon
E. We Wardle
Arthur Biekel
Tosa
Sydna Sparks
Wardle
Mys. PLC
Beto
Stoies
Golder Hodati
Marcy Af Arnean
Mya
Fred Decker
Parker Stree
Dr. Roebling
Edoek Poy Eilenn
D. A.B. Convention
Natal
Citizens Ticket
KOTEX
Buchanan Glasses
Buchanan
Stor Horlick
Putnam
Monace-Drug CO
Quincy
Ill
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Fowler
Iowa
Plannet
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Joan of Arc
Tours
New York
MTI Outfittersee
Mason City
Paris
Gage
Georgette
Ours
Navy
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