Convention of Black Hawk clubwomen in Cedar Falls
Mrs Pauline L Devitt Oskar Soosa and Miss Louise Cottrell head a Tuesday convention of Black Hawk county clubwomen at Cedar Falls Congregational church. Waterloo attendees plan to visit. theme Soon Welfare in Black Hawk County. Sessions run 9:30 to 1:20 with luncheon social hour.
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Pauline L. Devitt
Oskar Soosa
State Board of Education
Louise Cottrell
University of Tews
Black Hawk County
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Blank Hawk
Secordina Lo
R. A. Sunes
Cedir Falls
Chicrgnan
Asell
Dirst
Carl Milter
C. S. Coddington
C. M. Fobes
Mae Dahl
Devitt
Coltrel
Warroo
Waterloo Woman's Club We Hostess. Mrs. C. FE. Greer, Eldora, Ia
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Silver tea program slated tomorrow at Graves Church
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church hosts a 2 30 p m Silver tea led by the Woman's Missionary Society. Soprano Mrs C A Boatman sings Contentment and Life with pianist Mrs John McDonald. Reading Lydia McGaughy title Robert Joins the A H T A, recitation by Mardell Guyer, piano solos Etude Fantastique and Arabesque MacDowall, and a playlet Manners and Modes featuring a large cast.
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Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Woman's Missionary Society
C. A. Boatman
Pearl Curran
Karl Krause
Robert
Lydia McGaughy
George Buchan
Mardell Guyer
Riley
John McDonald
MacDowally
Becker Chapter Honors Leaders of Past at Dinner
Becker chapter members hosted past worthy matrons and patrons at a 6 30 p m dinner in the Math Parrott building. Twenty five honored guests attended as the Past Matrons' club presented a gift to Miss Almeda Stewart. Music featured violinist Mrs Loren Berry and pianist Mrs W W Gallup with numbers by Harold Miller and others. Initiations planned for April 4 and a dancing party set for April 13 at the Elks club.
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Math Parrott
Becker Chapter
O. F
Almeda Stewart
Frank Adams
Loren
Wolfe elected president of Westminster Mission Society
Mrs. G Wolfe was elected president of the Missionary society of Westminster Presbyterian church at a meeting yesterday afternoon in Mrs. H H Caughlan home. She succeeds Mrs Harry Northcey who resigned. Mrs Wolfe and Mrs B T Mowbray were named delegates to the Presbyterian synodial at Nevada Iowa April 16 and 17.
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G. ©. Wolfe
Missionary Society of Westminster Presbyterian Church
H. H. Caughlan
Harry Northcey
Wolfe
B. T. Mowbray
Nevada
Leo Cohrt
Mmarilouise Caughlan
Plang
Peter
Patriotic Gifts to be Presented by Camp and Auxiliary
C V Camp and Auxiliary plan gifts for two schools. A Lincoln Gettysburg address frame will be given at Emerson, followed by a silk flag presentation at Sloane Wallace Junior High. G A R members invited to join the ceremony. cars depart Memorial Hall at 8:45 am.
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Sons of Veterans of the Civil War
Emerson School
Lincoln
Sloane Wallace
Memorial Hall
Beauty and Diet Hints From Old Time Notes
Fragments advise low calorie desserts and beauty care routines. It suggests apple dishes under 100 calories, watermelon and berry portions, and cautions against overeating for teens. Also mentions nail care, skin tone tips, and avoiding heavy spices to prevent pimples while stressing balanced eating.
Voice Students to Give Recital at Cedar Falls
Miss Ruth Rosenberger soprano Miss Dorothy Starbuck pianist and Miss Frieds Marie Wille soprano will present a joint recital today in Gilchrist chapel at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. Accompanists Miss Lillian Dresser and Miss Irene Tisdale. Rosenberger and Wille are pupils of Prof Luther A Richman and members of the Cecelian Glee club.
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Ruth Rosenberger
Lulie
Frieds Marie Wille
Wille
East High School
Miss Tisdale
Waterloo
West High School
Starbuck
Dresser
Cedar Falls
Tisdale
Rose Lena Reugmitz
Helle
Schuninog Beit
Temple Rebekah Lodge Plans Two Community Events
Temple Rebekah lodge announces a leap year dance to be held Saturday night at Black Hawk FP hall for Rebekahs Odd Fellows and friends. An all day quilting event will host officers and committees at Mrs A B Nauman's home with a potluck luncheon.
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Temple Rebekah Lodge
A. B. Nauman
No-Stile Club Meets At Mrs Potter’s Home
Club notes report 2 p m meeting at Mrs N A Potter’s home with planned activities. Mrs W H McGlade hosted Wednesday Luncheon Club with light noon refreshments and a sewing session.
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W. H. McGlade
Church and Women’s Groups Meet Across Local Parishes
Circle four of First Presbyterian met at Mrs. Sparle’s home with thirty members present. Calvary Evangelical Ald Society gathered in church parlors with several hostesses. Graves Memorial United Brethren Sisterhood held a meeting with a program led by Mrs. Pre sen. The Women’s Home Missionary Society of First Methondist met at the church with devotions, a program, and a reception, including talks by Irene Oldfather and Mrs. Draper. A short business session and service by the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society followed, featuring a playlet titled A Lesson in Missions and readings by Mrs. Potter and others.
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Circle Four
First Presbyterian Church
F. A. Sparle
C. A. Lewis
Robert Ingersell
Ald Society of
Calvary Evangelical Church
George DeRuhr
B. M. Pritvinger
G. A. Caswell
W.W.T. Anderson
Pritvinger
Graves Memorial
United Brethren Church
C. W. Presen
J. G. Todd
T. Sponhrim
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Furst
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AL Burton
St John
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Ecom
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Jeanette
Helen
Gratude
Don Miller
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Gould Auxiliary St Patrick Dinner and Party Highlights
The Gould Auxiliary hosted a St Patrick dinner and party at Memorial hall with members from both the Gould Auxiliary and United Spanish American War Veterans. Green candles and shamrocks decorated tables while Mrs. W A Burton and committee served the supper. Performances included Hawaiian guitar by Harold Day, readings by Fern Pennington, songs by Leo Ferris, a costumed dance by Virginia London and Jacquinette Olmstead, and a talk by General Phil Hanna with Irish jokes by Ernest Balebuin.
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Memorial Hall
Helen Gould
W. A. Burton
James Whitcomb Riley
the Kid
Walter Ben Hare
Leo Ferris
Helen Keagley
Virginia London
Jacquinette Olmstead
Phil Hanna
Ernest Balebuin
Congregational Women Host Musical Program at First Church
The Woman's organization of First Congregational met at Mrs. Willis Johnson's home with fifty attendees. The program featured piano duets and vocalist solos, performed by members including Mrs. W. O. Gallupe, Mrs. Karl Manz, Mrs. Fred McClain, and Miss Marjorie Harker, with Easter decorations and planned spring church sale on April 4.
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Woman's Organization
First Congregational Church
Willis Johnson
Welsham
Tuelk
iMoskowski
W. OW. Gallupe
Karl Manz
Kreisler
Crawford
Blair
Fred McClain
Join Knox
Marjorie Harker
Chase
Mrs Fairweather Repeats as U P Aid Society President
Mrs J C Fairweather was elected president of the Ladies Aid Society of the First United Presbyterian Church for the seventh consecutive year at a meeting in the church. Officers named include Mrs J M Hamilton as first vice president and Mrs George McCleary as second vice president. The society pledged 300 to the church to be raised by four groups chaired by Mines B S Joyner Charles Alexander George McCleary and CG Rust. Sixty members attended the luncheon.
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J. C. Fairweather
Church of the Ladies Aid Society
First United Presbyterian Church
J. M. Hamilton
George McCleary
Charles Martin
Bors Charles Shaitner
Society With Mines
Joyner
Charles Alexander
CG. &. Rust
Burroughs Nature Notes Answers and Questions
Questions and answers from the Burroughs Nature Notes column featuring topics on birds acorns and fire, with insights from readers and experts. The piece discusses robin predation cues, worm location theories, skunk diets including snakes and amphibians, and tadpole as an immature amphibian stage with cold blooded traits.
Up-to-Date Spring and Summer 1928 Fashion Book
Waterloo Evening Courier advertises the Up-to-Date Spring and Summer 1928 Book of Fashions offering a noon delivery 10 days after sending and pattern details. It notes pattern costs 16 cents and lists fabric and trim requirements for a one size pattern including yardage and binding, with order by silver or stamps.
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Waterloo
White Youth Clay Ad Promotes Skin Purity
An Edna Wallace Hopper advertisement touts White Youth Clay as the key to youthful skin. It claims the clay cleanses pores, removes impurities, and reduces blackheads, with a gentle astringent feel after washing off. The copy urges regular use for special engagements and daily scrutiny.
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Edna Walktee Hopper
Edna Wallace Hopper
Suy
Burton Baptist To Start Revival
Burton Avenue Baptist church announces a pre Faster revival series starting next Sunday through Easter Sunday. Rev Marion Flint will preach on The Jerusalem Road Journey of Christ with Charles Hess directing music and children's activities. A 30 member chorus is preparing under Mrs Marion Flint. Cottage prayer meetings began Tuesday morning locally.
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Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Marion Flint
Charles Hess
Chicago
Burton Avenue
Waterloo Veteran Named Doorkeeper Historical Building
Dr. G. W. Bothwell Civil War veteran and Robert Anderson post G A R member will move to Des Moines where he will serve as state doorkeeper. A former physician at Fairbank for ten years, he earlier practiced in Rochester Minnesota beside the Mayo brothers. The Bothwells previously lived at 222 Randolph street and sold their household goods yesterday.
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G. W. Bothwell
Robert Anderson
Bothwell
Des Moines
State Historical
Fairbank
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Brothers
Bothwells
Randolph Street
Christianized Rabbi to Speak in Three Churches
Minneapolis minister Rev. George Meyer who trained as a Jewish rabbi before converting to Christianity will preach at Calvary Evangelical Church Sunday evening on What Will Happen in the World When Israel Awakes. He will address a union meeting at Central Christian Church Sunday afternoon on Israel's Place on God's Mission Program. He spoke at United Presbyterian Church last night and will speak there again tonight Friday and Saturday evening Sunday morning and Monday evening.
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George Meyer
Minneapolis
Calvary Evangelical Church
Israel
Mr. Meyer
Central Christian Church
United Presbyterian Church
Auto victim improves after skull fracture incident
William Trueblood, 68, of 108 Fourth Street East, showed continued improvement today after a skull fracture from being struck by an anglomobile at Seventh and Sycamore streets Monday evening. Dunkerton, Ia. March 22. Special H. L. Bellmer, who was attacked by a stray dog he sheltered at his filling station, has decided to take Pasteur treatment.
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William Trueblood
Fourth Street East
Seventh and
Sycamore Streets
Dunkerton
H. L. Bellmer
Local briefs from Chicago trip to bankrupt discharge and city politics
Brief notices report Mina C Barton and Henry P Batey visiting Chicago, Edith Rathbun's stolen auto license, John M Albright filing for discharge in bankruptcy, T L Wheeler returning from Rochester where Mrs Wheeler improved after major surgery, Jacob Kanofsky in serious condition but better, city council to name judges and clerks for upcoming election, Mrs J A Townsley visiting Muscatine, George Gentle in critical condition, divorce suit by Dora Mackey, March 1876 Hammond detour tale, and local bake sales announced by churches and clubs.
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Leland Avenue
Ucense
Sycamore
Pourth Streets
John M. Albright
J. EB. Jorden
T. L. Wheeler
Wheeler Lumber Company
Rochester
Minn
Wheeler
Tibbits
Mra
J. A. Townsley
Wellington Court
Muscatine
A. Chamberlain
George Gentle
Milwaukie
Wis
Mayo Clinic
Louis B, Mackey
Mia
Dora B. Mackey
Mackeys
E. J. Smith
Hammond
Hammond Avenue
Orange Township
Jonas Pickinger
Wilson
First Brethren Church
Palais Royal Drives Spring Coat and Dress Trends
Major interest centers on coats and ensembles in black navy and middy blue with tan fur trims. Many women buy and assemble outfits themselves at Palais Royal as spring coats and dresses rise in popularity, suits gaining followers daily and navy blue edging grey and tan tweeds.
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Palais Royal
Madame
Madamoiselle
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