Phins for spring musical benefit by American Association of University Women
A benefit musical was held yesterday before members of the American Association of University Women. Mrs. Wred JQ. Miller led the event which promotes a national clubhouse fund in Washington. The April 17 affair at 1103 Wine Street will feature committees handling reception serving and program duties.
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Fea
Bentz
D. K. Bond
Waltur Briggs
Chambers
Cohagan
D. Donnell
Woo H. Howrey
CM. Johnses
John Paul Jones
H. 4
Neiber
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Wy Jaane
W. Ho Langlais
C. T. Padesen
Clarence Soeshe
A. S. Welshaar
W. W. White
Bassig Forrester
Mabel Venderson
Donel
Lane
Whitby
Mifter
Waterloo
American Association of Univex Women
Robert Miller
von Mys
Roger Birlsall
Russell Lamson
Birdsall
Ray Paul
Myrs
Jadvan
Powers
Mesd
James Jack Patterson
Hoss. Bodwell
B. Maizee
Porter Henderson
Geneal Jonas
Glenn Miller
Toward Halloli
Marshall Murray
Leo’ Mal
Tang
Lu. Corton
Dorpathy Weatherwax
Ina Kx
Wood
i.cUnits
B. L. Sanfai
B. G. Towrey
School Concert Scheduled for Tomorrow at St Marys
Readers are invited to St Marys School tomorrow evening for a large concert with a long list of student performers including soloists and choral pieces. The program features Youth groups and a sewing circle will meet in the afternoon for cards and quilting. a committee led by Mesdames Voellinger Erpelding Farrell Barrett and Schoenle will serve.
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Cirele Ui
St. Mary's
Étrele
Mesdames
Joseph Voellinger
N. A. Erpelding
Kenneth Farrell
Ralph Barrett
Peter Schoenle
Bouctit Association
Beauty Tips For Chapped Lips In Cold Weather
A readable fragment discusses lip care for harsh March winds and April rains. It advises using white cream lipstick, moisturizing lips with cream, and carrying lip products outdoors. It warns against chapped lips, suggests glycerine-containing balms as protective, and notes women and men adjust their lip care to maintain a pleasant appearance.
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Bardreas
Church News Burden Bearers Meet Tonight at Calvary Church
Burden Bearers of Calvary Eyan ngelical church will hold their regular monthly meeting at 7 30 tonight. Hostesses named Mrs Ethel Dee Lanes Mrs William Foutch Mrs Wallace Chesebro and Mrs Otto C Frye. Reading circle of Women Auxiliary of St Mark's Episcopal church meets at 7 tonight in home of Mrs Prana. First M I Sunday school will meet at 2 20 tomorrow at Mrs John G Wright home. Second division for Viton Congregational church entertainment at 8 tonight in church features a program titled Heypecked Fol jer Gogsip.
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Th. Ploswell
Audubon Soviety
Y. M
Calvary Eyanngelical Church
Ethel Dee Lanes
William
Foutch
Wallace Chesebro
Otto C. Frye
Wonan
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Home Department of
First, M. i
John G. Wright
Viton Congregational Church
Women's Association
Mrg
R. ‘Alden
Mines
Oscar Fostlebe
Rank 'T. Lynehy
Hig Hop'lesses
Presbyterian
Pastor
James W. Ward
Brosdie
W. S. Hownd
4. C. Killen
St. W. Gibson
Anton Slifsgarrd
Harry Larson
RI. Morner
C. C. Grant
IL N. Silliman
Leonstel
W. Goetet
Catherine Vaughn
China
National Young Woman's Christian Association
Teachers College
OY. C. Migh
Giee Club
Teachers College High School
Sullivan
Minnie Starr
Aid Campanile Fund
Memorial Campanile Fund
P. EB
Club Notes Mivs Ida Powell entertained the hers of the B.C
Ida Powell hosted a club gathering for the B C group with many members in attendance. The afternoon featured social duties and conversations, followed by plans for upcoming meetings and a shared supper.
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Ida Powell
B.C
Eluard Weloek
Finsteliboson Ag
Mys
Organization of Comedy Cast Has Been Completed
The cast for the play In Walked Jimmy to be staged by the Waterdale Players was announced. Prue Heltoame will play Jimmy, with Leslie Wil havin, Elton Manley, Time Liftving, J. B. Gates, John May, David Stovanson, Eleanor Huntley Miller, and Mrs. J. G. Brinkerhai in key roles. Plans include an April 6 dinner for husbands and new officers announced at the meeting of the Dikiets in the Liks home.
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Watertoon Worman’s Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Knox
Villa
Memorial Hall
Sulk
Waterloo
W. HH. Wilson
Wil A le- Comb
Frank Johnson
FE. W. Porterfield
J. C. Menges
Jimmy
Pruefian Heltoame
Watartleg Players
John ‘Trelleven
Chiderellia Vy
Leslie Wilhavin
Arkold Baker
David Stovanson
Kitty Blake
Eleanor Huntley Miller
Delie Dann
J. G. Brinker+ hai
Magi
Kieleis
Lk. Poehmler
I M. Shores
Frank Lawson
Cerentarngiel Ratonimi
Bethany
White Shrine
Jerusalem
Cedar Falls
Womanless Wedding at Legion Event Tonight
The American Legion home talent play Womanless Wedding comes to the bass school auditorium tonight with Raipi Sarif, West High athletic coach, as the central announced bride. Waterloo business and professional men join as performers in what is billed as a riot of fun, with West High orchestra backing and Ralph Pronk directing. A strong turnout is expected and a second show is planned tomorrow night.
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Gnvest Society
Raipi Sarif
West High
Ohe Cain
American Legion
Waterloo
Gaa
Weat High School
Ralph Pronk
Legionnaires
Sera
Women Lead in World Affairs on Emerging Efforts
United Press reports on women shaping global events from Vassar’s continued campus daisy chain to Tampa society jockeys facing job cuts. Chicago notes Bennet's plans for a women’s world fair while leaders urge voting rights and organized women’s clubs abroad.
W. P. McDonnell Buried at Independence
Independence Iowa notices the death of William Paul McDonnell born April 10 1905 in Independence died March 20 at his sister Mrs William A Delaney house in Battle Lake Minnesota funeral held at 9 am from St Johns Catholic Church led by Rev W D Donohue burial in St Johns cemetery He survived by sister Mrs Delaney Breckenridge Minnesota and brother John McDonnell Waterloo plus other relatives noted in the town column. Also mentions local illness of Tellerton and a fish found in a water wheel at North ern low Power plant and Amos Harrington returning home from Port Totten N Y duties with the U S Navy.
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Independence
William Paul McDonnell
William A. Delaney
Battle Lake
Minn
Isd. Mcbonnell
Imuunhood
Waterloo
Mindis Central Unl
Hs Benih
St. John’s Catholic Church
W.D. Donohue
St. John's Cemetery
Delaney
Breckenridge
Jobh Mielatell
Grittenly T1air
Fred Tellerton
Ouimba
Neb
Tellerton
Greighton University
Tollerton
Tol
Ilige
Northern Low Power Company
Woodward Hardware
Tome
Pirtisiich
Amos Harringtom
Minnie
Harrington
United States
Bury
Port Totten
Local Briefs Touch Hospitals and Community Events
Convalescing at Allan Memorial hospital are Heinrich at 129 Reber avenue and Lillian Stokes of Waterloo after emergencies and operations. Mrs George S Tanta of Manchester, wife of a Republican candidate, improves at St Francis hospital. Katherine McCormick will address West High students and a spelling bee follows for city champions. Old Waterloo West Mill boiler removed for Producers Milk, boiler to power new plant at 926 SYCNSMORE street. Dolores Lalu Newbery, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Newbery Beloit Wisconsin, born announced. Several local residents marked illnesses, recoveries, and hospital stays through the day.
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Heinrich
Reber Avenue
Allan Memorial Hospital
JH. E. Bowen
Johnson Street
Ars
Lillian Stokes
R. F. D. G. Waterloo
Allen Memorial Hospital
George 5. Tanta
Manchester
Congress
St. Francis Hospital
Katherine McCormick
Near East
West High
Assamaly
Tolay
HM. P
Old West Mill
Waterloo Mills Company
Producers Milk Company
Sycnsmore Street
Hodges Residence Damaged by Fire in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls March 24 Fire at 6 o'clock Tuesday evening damaged the home of Prof. and Mrs. John Hodges, 2120 Franklin street. Interior damage traced to partition wall. Neighbors rescued household effects. contents slightly damaged. Insurance covers the loss. Hodges is curator of the college museum.
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Tigeday
John
Hodges
Wranklin Street
Hames
Nelgabors
Hedges
Callere Pluseum
Birthday party marked for G A R member
Charles City March 24 a birthday party was given by the Wi Tt G A R to member Mr Ash on his eighty third birthday. Guests included Civil War soldiers their wives and widows. Ash says this is his first birthday party.
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Charles City
Wi Tt. G
Mr. Ash
Ash
Omaha Tornado Wounds Two and Seals Many
A large tornado near Omaha Sunday caused injuries to two people and sealed in a warning area. The storm disrupted travel and left extensive damage across the region, with officials counting dozens of displaced residents and emergency crews responding swiftly.
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Mare
Omaha Enate
A& Wiser Biruck
Tekan
Omaha
Slaven
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