Wild Rose club hosts all day society gathering
dK Webero hosted a full day meeting of the Wild Rose club at her home 120 Handolph Street assisted by Mrs. William Brayton A tonic dinner and festive decorations marked the occasion Mrs J M presided while committee members and guests helped with arrangements Seventeen members and two guests attended including Mrs Lena McCollaugh and Myre Wrage Manley Next event led by Addin McCormick is planned for Sunday evening at the Elk Windlay venue
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Webero
Sasterday
Rose Clebh
Handolph Street
William Brayton
J. M
AL V1
Crowther
James Haughton
Annes
Haners
Martha Sweeney
Lb. L. Shirley
Sidney Smith
Welph Weber
Hentylas
Lena McCollaugh
Myre
Wrage Manley
Aound
Addin McCormick
Elk
Employed Girls' Club Hosts Evening With the Books
The Employed Girls' Club met at the WGA building with 26 attendees. Miss Gallia Wietley reviewed One Man's Life and other works while Mrs. Huechelon spoke on reading's value. The group plans to meet weekly, focusing on education and culture. Also noted is the marriage of Miss Pettis and Clifford Pettis at the First Methodist Church with attendants Miss Pearl Pettis and Vernon Winterowd.
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Guy
Womaji
WGA
Gallia Wietley
Tity Vicrarian
Reuve Acalk
A. Bey
Maur
Willian Ieehe
Trayvel
Marion
Coopser
Lew Sarret
Misa Wieder
J. Ot
Huechelon
West Deigh
Cooper
Hawthorne
Roger
Forget-Me-Not Club Women Entertained on St Patrick's Day
The Forget-Me-Not club met at the home of Mrs. Margaret Kilgore with thirty six members and seven guests present. Entertainment was organized by several members and included music dancing and readings. Mrs. Mabel Weidel won a prize. Decorations were green and white with shamrock souvenirs. luncheon served by the hostess assisted by two daughters-in-law.
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Margaret Kilgore
Ida Akerman
John Mutze
Busun Moore
Sarah Marlow
Addalia
Lani
Nellie Lawless
Nuttie_Chele
Mabel Weidel
Joe Kilgore
Herbert Kilgore
Woman's Club Plans Citizenship Party on March 29
The Woman's Club hosts a citizenship party for new citizens at the club house on March 29. Mrs A G Sawyer leads the plans and will oversee arrangements, with the event aimed at entertaining members who recently obtained their citizen slips.
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Woman's Club
Anniversary Surprise for Harvey Moberly and Wife
Harvey Moberly and wife of Orange township celebrated their seventy third wedding anniversary with about 50 guests including neighbors and Pioneer Social club members. Professor E. Cable spoke on prehistoric periods and Waterloo Woman's club planned a meeting with motion pictures. Miss Maxine Kessler played violin and Mrs B T Dunkebery closed with piano. Waterloo Odd Fellows hosted a dancing party for couples with the same orchestra set to perform again next week.
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Harvey Moberly
Orange Township
Prests
Pioneer Sovial Club
BE. Cable
Iowa State Teachers College
Waterloo Woman's Club
Towa
Maxine Kessler
B. T. Dunkebery
Waterloo Audge of
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London and Maxfield Wed at Linden Church in Waterloo
Miss Leone London and Marion W. Maxfield wed yesterday at the Linden Methodist Episcopal church in Waterloo. The ceremony was conducted by Rev OW Harrap with Mr and Mrs John Totman as witnesses. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lay London and the groom the son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Maxfield. They will reside with Maxfield’s parents at 1625 Sycamore Street.
Club Notes From TLBL Ho Club Meetings
TLBL Ho club met at Diack's teargear for a 1 o'clock luncheon. High score at 500 won by Mrs. George 8. Cohn. consolation by Mrs. Mary Smith. Guests included Mrs. Smith and several others. Golden Red club met at Mrs. Fred Becker's home for a business meeting and luncheon. Next meeting at Mrs. RK. G. Venter’s home. Joyla day hosted by Mrs. Earl Manning with bridge favors to Mrs. Dan ONeill and Mrs. Henry Schneider. Basket supper planned for two weeks at Mrs. Frank Morris with an evening event for husbands. Luncheon Bridge at Black's tewroom. honors to Mrs. A. H. French and Mrs. Adam Sohner. Mrs. John Crasslex hosted OL Blub with assistance from Mrs. Silo Baldwin and Mrs. Nis Cran. journals used for decorations.
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George
Cohn
Mary Smith
Golden Red Club
Fred Becker
Ales. Weed
Harforth
Joh Heistman
RK. G. Venter
Earl Manning
Bridge Favors
Dan Oneill
Henry Schneider
Jack Oconner
W.C. Witchins
Frank Morris
Black's Tewroom
A. H. French
Adam. Sohner
John Crasslex
Silo Baldwin
Nis Cran
Roarse Tuntheon Wits
Beauty Advice On Dry Shampoos And Orris Root Powder
A fragmented beauty guide discusses quick dry shampoo methods using orris root powder. It claims orris root powder absorbs oil fast, leaves hair glossy and volumized, and can be applied by brushing before wiping excess. It notes tin seams loosen and offers technique tips for best results.
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Tynes
Church Society and Club Meetings Report
First Lutheran Missionary society met in church parlors with thirty seven members and eight guests. Hostesses were Mrs. Charles Formaker Mrs Verufley and Mes A Spear Mrs Florence Walters. Una fon Congregational group entertained yesterday afternoon. Mrs HL Johnson assisted. St Pauls Methodist Home Guards met at 2 20 in the afternoon at Mrs Henry Brandes home 1003 Burton Street. Children ages 10 to 14 invited for missions. Mothers Jewels at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal meet at 2 40 tomorrow at Mrs George Nevo home. Nels Jacobsen superintendent with Mrs George Devo asst. How and Why club of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal met at Mrs Raymond Grown 246 Center Street with window shopping and luncheon at the Brown residence.
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First Lutheran Missionary Society
Seveon
Florence Walters
Una Fon Congregational
PB. Johnson
Home Guards Society of
St.Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
George Nevo
Nels Jacobsen
George Devo
Club
St. Paul's Method Episcopal
City in Brief Buchanan’s an logo and health notes posted
A jumbled notice from Welter epii We aA lists influenza illness and家庭 hospital updates. Names like Allene Auton, Paul Talley, and Joseph Gibbs appear with addresses and minor health notes. Several residents at 1A Calumbia Street and 2 Wing Street are mentioned as improving or ill, along with local officials and residents in Waterton and nearby towns amid routine city briefs.
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Buchanan
Welter
Aly
K.oow
McParran
Wayne Log
Vinton
Waterton
Bod
Smith
Awokley
Pertertleit
Gilles
Bearl
Wisou
Anituwor
Wis
Clayton
Vane
Road Street
Josephy Griggs
Mayty
Wien
Chorksville
Independence 10 Girls Week Plans Near Completion
March 14 Independence city notes plans for a girls week in May sponsored by Penelope Van Princes chapter 10 with church and women's groups. Prizes include essays quilts fashion and dress contests for high and seventh or eighth graders with additional awards to be announced. Meetings covered by local officers and clubs, with preparations for window shoppers nights and charity activities continuing.
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Indepundessee
Penelope van Princes
Jase Qultues
Quige
Mandhowers
Life Ten
Tiestes
Wesin
Marinus
Maention
Maning
Sells
Faculty to take control of sorority affairs at Iowa
University of Iowa will assume oversight of sorority rules under a faculty committee led by President Walter A. Jesup. The panel aims to revise rushing and wedging rules and will not interfere with purely sorority matters. Suspended members of Kappa Gamma sorority may receive a vote hearing after rule revisions are finished.
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Iowa U
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Walter A. Jessup
Pan-Hellenic Council
Wappe Kappa Gantina
Des Moines Girl Dies by Suicide in Chicago After Quarrel
Hope Briton 23 from Des Moines died in a Chicago hospital from poison after a quarrel with TEI wood C. Bell whom she had reportedly become infatuated with only a week earlier. The incident centers on the troubled meeting and the subsequent illness leading to her death.
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Chicago
Chieu
Hope Briton
Bird Street
Teiwood C. Bell
Mount Pleasant Woman Appointed to State Library Commission
Des Moines reports Marta McClure of Mount Pleasant was named to fill an unexpired term on the state library commission ending June 39 1929. A Republican state central committee member, she succeeds the late Mrs WW Howe of Mattoon.
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Des Moines
Marta McClure
Mount Pleas- Wit
Jodys
Cedar Falls News Highlights Romantic, Educational and Obituary Notes
Cedar Falls items report Bishop Lowe's India assignment and high school address, Rev Kramer’s death and city church activities. Notices include Red Cross life saving tests at the college, local ministers’ meetings, and community gatherings. Also featured are home building in Cedar Heights, Miller lecture at Congregational church, and funeral arrangements for local residents.
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Deal
J Ac Kramer
I Yxelical
Fiee
Ottawa
Cedar Falls
Foreign Missionary Society
The
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Binyikow
Cedar Heights
W R. Lumry
Rainbow Drive
Waterloo
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Alex. R. Miller
Washington
Main Street
Congregational Church
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Lyceum
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Congregational Brotherhood
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Altho
Radcliffe
G. &. Bergeman
Avon Evangelical Church
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Engle
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Ehareh
Womintess
PBL OL
Regent ‘Theatre
Uhe
Titra Williams
Aranids Park
Lucille Culver
St. Anspat
Mildred Hane
Port City Bulletin Resident News Clipping Details
A rough La Porte Waterloo Evening Courier styled notice item describes local community happenings. It lists residents, social events, and hospital notices as part of a village news column with scattered names. The fragmentary text names individuals and places in Virginia and nearby communities with dates and events.
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la Porte
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Streets Bloom With Spring Fashion Displays
Crowds in Waterloo toured the business district to view new spring merchandise shown by shops. Living models paraded in windows and on stages, while others used window arrangements to attract attention. Frock colors were bright with new greens and embroidery on Exon coats. Hats grew larger and sleeves longer though skirts did not lengthen. Local observer John Burger of Oshkosh reported fashion displays and lawn news.
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Waterloo
Milady
Exon
Jameson Leads Vernell College Glee Club Spring Tour
Jameson of Waterloo with 20 Vernell College Men’s Glee Club members left Mount Vernon on Friday March 19 for an annual spring tour. The group will visit larger towns in Illinois on a 10 day concert trip.
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Jameson
Salyn Jameson
Waterloo
Vernell College Men's Glee
Mount Vernon
Bimchee
Illinois
Student Visiting Uncle In Ames
A Lewis State College engineering student spends the weekend with his uncle at 1 Randolph Street in Ames, visiting relatives Gregory Thornton Lyons Calo.
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Gregory
Thornton, Lyons
Calo
Lews State College
Ames
Thornton
Randolph Street
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