Birthday Picnic for Congregational Church Members
Members of the First Congregational church will attend a birthday picnic supper and then an informal reception for the new minister Rev. J Richmond Morgan and his wife Miss Marjorie Adams in the church social rooms Monday evening. Arrangements are led by Mrs. C A Waterbury and Mrs Thomas Buchanan with Mrs. Eapper and Mrs Fred McClain guiding community singing. The Easter birthday offering collects pennies from each member for the organ fund. The Men’s Club has canceled their Friday supper to join the Monday event.
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First Congregational Church
J. Richmond Mor
Gan
Marjorie Adams
C. A. Waterbury
Thomas Buchanan
Eapper
Fred McClain
Musical Program Entertains P T A of La Fayette
A piano solo by Ruth Dunker erg five year old daughter of Dr and Mrs H J Dunkelberg. chorus numbers by seventh grade pupils. reader Tiss Leah Wickelberg and pianist Tiss Bernice Berg starred in a program that drew over 259 patrons of a Wayette Parent Teachers association meeting in the school last evening. Officers were nominated by Mrs DeW Gaus Mrs Fred Tet er and Mrs W H Mussett. The association prepared for the northeast district meeting in Waterloo April 2. Attendance banner awarded to the sixth grade. Mothers of first grade and kindergarten will host April 8 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Dunkererg
H. J. Dunkelberg
Tiss Leah Wickelberg
Tiss Bernice Berg
Wayette
Dew. Gaus
Fred Teter
W. H.mussett
Offners
P.T. A
Waterloo
Boys' Club to Honor Basketball Players at Dance Tomorrow
Weary Willies, a group of high school boys, will host 40 couples at an invitation dance honoring Knights of Pythias league champions in Knights of Pythias hall Friday evening. Chaperones include Mr. and Mrs. 70 Knight and Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Gerhart. Committees are led by Earl Powers with Paul McGarvey Louis Horner Wayne Hartlein and James Switzer. Club officers are James Switzer president Paul McGarvey vice president Phil Rausch secretary and Roger Haselman treasurer. The first invited dance of the club features dancing starting at 780.
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Weary Willies
Knights of Pythias Hall
Knight
H. O. Gerhart
Earl Powers
Paul McGarvey
Louis Hornér
Wayne Hartlein
James Switzer
Beauty and hair care tips for bobbing styles
A cautious guide on maintaining short hairstyles with daily brushing and proper brushing tools. Emphasizes washing brushes, using white bristles, avoiding pricey backs, and keeping pores clean through warm baths and quality olive oil cosmetics. Maintain hygiene to keep hair and skin refreshed.
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Ull Dressing
Politeness Undermines Truth in Social Bridges
A reader recalls a bridge game where excessive courtesy led four women to squeeze into roles and sacrifices none truly wanted. The piece argues frankness can boost happiness, citing a second example of polite hospitality causing mutual hassle, and urges balanced honesty over constant tact.
Couple celebrates golden wedding with planned reception anniversary
Myron Woodbury and Mrs. John Cox plan a formal reception at 439 Nevada street from 2 to 5 and 8 to 10 Thursday for their golden wedding anniversary. The couple, married in 1875 in Waterloo, have lived in Black Hawk county 50 years, with two daughters and 40 years in Waterloo. Mrs Emma Jane Winklespleck Woodbury and Mr Woodbury have been in frail health after a recent slip on an icy walk that broke her wrist.
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Myr
John
Myron Woodpury
Cox
Mieventh Street West
Woodbury
Cox Hopse
Janis Woodbury
Carrie Johnson
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Squire W. A. Crowther
Key City House
Water and
Fifth Streets
Ira Crowley
Emma Jane Winklespleck
Janesville
Mr.Woodbury
Illinoiis
Iowa
Mrs. Woodbury
Nevada Street
Emerson School P T A Meeting Friday Activities
Emerson school pupils will join a Friday 2 pm P T A program featuring a kindergarten dance, a musical travelog, and folk songs from first through eighth grades. Also announced are plans for an outing club meeting, rehearsals for a playlet, and various veterans and community group events throughout the day.
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Emerson School
Club Notes From Our Gang Meeting at Bryant Home
Our Gang club met last evening at Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bryant’s home for a regular business and social session. Plans were mailed to entertain candidates at a picnic supper at the next gathering.
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E. J. Bryant
Easter entertainments and club luncheons noted
Initiation ceremonies followed by Easter novelties and musical numbers entertained guests. Miss Helen Keeler hosted Innocent Imps with Eleanor Dean and Evelyn Page assisting. Mrs. James Black hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon for Happy Hour with Mrs. Robert Gibson and Miss Maggie Black as guests. Y club and Cedar Heights Bridge club also held luncheons with Easter decor and hostesses serving.
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Helen Keeler
Eleanor Dean
Evelyn Page
James Black
Robert Gibson
Maggie Black
H M. Reed
J. W. Butts
Nun Black
Cedar Heights Bridge Club
E. C. Brandt
Church Sewing CircleMeet at Mary's school hall
The Sewing Circle will meet tomorrow afternoon in Marys school hall with hostesses Mrs Jam Er pelding Mrs John Koster Mrs TEL Staley and Mrs Andrew Friedas Quilting will be done to furnish parlor in Walnut Street Baptist church Fidelis class has spent four weeks making articles for an Easter bazar and planning a chicken pie supper for Saturday Mrs J W Thompson chairs art department Mrs Frank Clsen sewing Mrs Ossear Berry basket weaving and hand work and Mrs Claude Crane candy and baking The bazar and supper are open to the public
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary's School Hall
Jam Erpelding
John Koster
Tel, Staley
Andrew Friedas
Walnut
Street Baptist Church
Fidelis
J. W. Thompson
Frank Clsen
Ossear Berry
Claude Crane
City Briefs: Travel Plans and Local Notes
Mr and Mrs Harry D Simon and Hope G Martin depart tonight for Excelsior Springs Missouri. G Rand development agent for Great Northern railroad St Paul is in the city on business. Mrs E L Tyler and son Jesup left for Mandan North Dakota. Miss Gladys Billings returned from Miami Arizona. Charles O Laurie of Waterloo enlists in the US Army to join the quartermaster corps at Fort Des Moines. Mr and Mrs James Elliott and family return from Marengo Iowa after attending J W Thompson’s funeral. Henry F Marsh assumes interest in Hummel cafe, continuing operation. Mrs H L Walker and son Ithaca New York visit sister in Waterloo before moving to California. Elklets allocated at Black's luncheon. Following installation officers, members played bridge. Mrs F M Shores now noble dame. Judge B B Stiles affirmed in Illinois Oldsmobile lien case. Los Angeles Steamship folder lists Dr and Mrs W B Smail Waterloo and Mr and Mrs Frank E Woodruff.
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E_ iL
Tyler
Jesup
Mandan
N. D
Gladys Billings
Riehl Street
Miami
Ariz
Charles O. Laurie
Waterloo
U. S. Army
Quartermaster Corps
Fort Des Moines
James Elliott
Marengo, Fa
J. W. Thompson
Eliott
Henry F. Marsh
Joe Hosmer
Marsh
H. L. Walker and Son
Ithaca
N. V
Floyd Margadant
California
Black's
F. M. Shores
Supreme Court
Ilinois Oldsmobile Company
George A
Harriet Miller
Delaware County
Los Angeles Steamship Company
W. B. Smail
Frank E. Woodruff
Iowan Delegates to Nation Izaak Walton League Talk Planned
Judge G W Wood will head Iowa delegates to the national Izaak Walton League Convention in Chicago on April 24 and is scheduled to speak April 3. Also notes on stolen Ford, Catholic Girls club games, church entertainments, new labor bureau members, and local permits.
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Los Angeles
Honolulu
Lst
Union
G. W. Wood
Iowa
Izaak Walton League of America
Chicago
Harry Paul
Park Avenue
Hot Lemonade Fights Colds, Says Ad Copy
An old advertisement promotes hot lemonade as a quick cold remedy. It urges immediate use at onset of symptoms with California lemons, hot water, and optional sugar. The plan claims most colds disappear by morning.
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California
Local notices and revival meeting updates in Burton Avenue
Referee J and Grace Asweden of Stout Grundy county report liabilities of 22 229 299 with assets 13 793 and exempt 1 008. Booster choir ages six to twelve to sing at Burton Avenue Baptist revival with Rev. William Wilkins sermon on The First Tower of the Tongue. Bassarear family marked forty first anniversary with dinner at home. companions listed. Spanish War veterans note Iowa House bills: 1500 for tablets at southern camps and 10000 for Pagampuent hosting. Chicken pie supper at Central Christians church March 25 5 pm with bazaar and rummage sale at 223 W 4th First Brethren advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. Jordan
Anne Asweden
Grace Asweden
Stout
Grundy County
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
William Wilkins
Department
Fred. Willier
Iowa House of Representatives
Waterlog Evening Courier Patterns Request Details
The Evening Courier advertises up-to-date fashion patterns for boys with patterns available in sizes two, three, four, and five years. It explains material estimates, pricing, and mail order terms with patterns cut for velveteen, serge, jersey, or flannel.
Free sample offer for KOTEX deodorized sanitary pad
A promotional notice invites non users to visit listed stores during Introduction Week to receive a free KOTEX sample table. It describes a new Ceilucatto n super absorbent sanitary pad with deodorant, claiming high absorbency, protection, and easy disposal, with one sample per customer.
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KOTEX
Local drug and dry goods listings in Oelwein Iowa
A survey of multiple storefronts in Oelwein Iowa lists drug stores and dry goods companies with street addresses and company names. The compilation includes Ackerman Drug, Farrand Drug, Forum Drug, Ladage Drug, Milter J, OT Pharmacy, Schuneman Drug, Taylor and Co firms, and several department stores and general merchandise shops. It documents vendors along Fourth Street, East Fourth Street, and nearby avenues, indicating a regional retail landscape of medicines, toiletries, and textiles.
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Deen Clav
Claude Susko
F. O. P. Club
C. H. Brown
P.T. A. of
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W. GC
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Atrs
Ida Mitchell
F. Yapp
J. B. Johnson
Nora Cory
C. N. Clark
George Lucht
Nell
ISIDE
Jone
Tvan
P.T. A. Meeting
Y. W. GC
Edna George
Nellie Brown
Jolly
Sons of Veterans
G.A. R. Veterans and Friends of
A. H. Wheat
Robert Anderson
G A. R
George A. Clark
H. L. Crowell
Emma Miller
Mae Rodenhaver
Grace Stalhuan
Airs
S. A. Clark
Vinton
Irk Stewart
Charles Simmons
Mr. Simmons
Roger Printing Company
Leonard Feltman
Bishop's Cafeteria
Andrew Feltman
Second Street West
FF. BR. Decker
Te. A
R.T
Auxilary
Grace Stallman
Memorial Hall
Odd Fellows Dance
T. O. O. F. Lodge
Rebekahs
Holy Name Court
Sacred Heart Parish Hall
Alia Fisher
William Watters
J. R. Mayer
Wplinch
Church News
Buchanan
Harry D. Simon
Hope G. Martin
Excelsior Springs
Oo. G. Rand
Great Northern Railroad
St. Paul, Minn
Catholic Girls’ Club
St. Joseph’s
Our Lady of Victory School
Josephine Roberts
Esther Smith
Andrew's Brotherhood of
Marshalltown
C. P. Drew
Marsshalltown
St. Mark's Church
Women's Labor Bureau
Carpenters’ Hall
Bureau
Central’ S
Emil Steffen
Waterloo Police Department
Polke
Gates College
Vera
Vera Burbridge
Mary Stamp
Oma Thompsson
Hubert Smith
Nona Timm
John Wells
Della Humphreys
Cedar Heights
Cedar Heights Park
J. G. Brinkerhof
A. J. van Doren
Randolph Street
Frank Holton & Co
Elkhorn
Wis
van Doren
Grace M. E. Church
Tor Horlick
Salada
R. A
C. J. Bassarear
Jack Bassaréar
C. R. Ve Bassarear
Pauline and
Helene Bassarear
Ater
Central Christians Church
Uchanan
Sostivrey
M. CG. A. Bldg
ORS. Harvey & Moodie Chiropractors
Pines
Siza
Stenteee
Caesi City
Etale
Sememeei Ees
Waterloo, Iowa
Ket Cross Drug Co
Sycamore St.Robert Drug Co
Sycamore St
RB. W. Schuneman Co. Druxz
4Th St
RB. W. Schuneman Co
West 4Th St
Ts. W. Schuneman Co
Cedar Falls
Berg's Drug Co
Main St
Graham Dry Goods Co
Hicher Drug Co
Lyle E. Smith Prag Mo. J. EF
Barnett Dreg
Tidball Department Fiers
J. H. Dannenbrink
A. McEwin Drug Co
Oelwein
J. J. McDevitt Drugs
Hinskins-Wallace
F. L. Guthrie Drug Co
Conners Dry Goods Co., Inc
Rkuttlerby Dry Goods Co
Everett Drug Co
Waverly, Iga
W. T. Stauffer Drug Co
Meyers Drug Co
H. Ff. Broady Drux Co
P. K. Giles Dry Goods Co
Vant Davis Dry Goods Co
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