Society Works to Curb Slang in Education Circles
Webster City leader Misa Myra Cell heads a drive by the Towa Federation of Women's Clubs to popularize pure speech through agencies similar to health campaigns. The plan links moral education and civic study with broader community recreation and religious instruction for school age children.
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Misa Myra Cell
Webster City
Towa Federation of Women's Clubs
Miss Call
Towa State Teachers
Federation
Miss Enid Hall to Wed Roy Scheppele Tomorrow Evening
Miss Enid Hall daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hall and Roy Scheppele son of Mrs C W Arns will be married tomorrow at 8 in the ballroom of Gallways clubhouse The setting features pink and white flowers and Mendelssohn Wedding March. The bride attended by four bridesmaids will wear white satin and carry sweetpens The Rev Daniel J Gretzinger will perform the ceremony The groom is supported by his brother Walter Scheppele.
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E Ow Nenuning
Viela Chifra Menning
Minn Ilencing
Fifth Street West
Lyon M. el How
Edward JB. Filiett
Park Rand
Trev
Fred J. Clark
Misa Verona Gosttseh
A. Victor Elliott
George Sheridan
Wills Glaciner
Miss Goettsch
Enid Hallt
George S$.p. Hall
Roy Scheppele
Bernice Bravener
Fredericksburg
Greta
Mona Hall
Hunice Killinger
Miss Hull
Daniel J. Gretzinger
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Walter Scheppele
Hall
Beauty Chats and Home Remedies by Edna Kent Forbes
A column offering commentary on cosmetics and home beauty DIY. It discusses powder use among young women, proposes a carrot beetroot based tint, and lists ingredients and methods for making flavored face powder and eyelash curlers. Includes brief reader notes and product tips.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron on Signs of Spring
Ruth Cameron writes about not loving spring yet cherishing its signs such as willow willows for sale, muslin curtains, blooms, traveling florist visits, and the first lawnmowers. She recalls childhood meals by lamplight, late bedtimes, and shared games, noting spring awakens poignant memories and the bittersweet pull of change.
Legion Auxiliary Collects Clothes for Needy Families
The American Legion auxiliary seeks clothing donations for ex-service families of all ages. Drop goods at Memorial hall or contact chairwoman Mrs WS Cheslay for pickup. Also note Cedar Rapids event: Mrs Elizabeth Shenton from Hochlander Cedar Rapids stars in The Toy Shop Review at Majestic Theatre this weekend. A Fraternal meeting is set for 7 p m to finalize party plans. Sacred Heart Court installation plans discussed at St Marys auditorium tomorrow night.
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Welfare Conpytiue of
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Meriortab Hall
WS. . Cheslay
Elizabeth Shenton
Hochlander
Cedar Rapids
K. H. Glannon
Waterloo
Bo Jeep
Toy Shop Review
Majestic Theatre
W. C
Sacred Asart Court
St. Mary's Auditorium
Ricky Old Winter Story of Two Buds by Mrs Walker
Two buds brave early spring despite warnings from Evergreens. Old Winter arrives unseen, dresses them in frost, and leaves them chilled. Narration notes Miss Springtime aided by Sun man yet winds up cold, teaching patience for next year.
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Ricky
Mother Nature
Students Should Have More Time for Lunch
Waterloo Iowa March 26 To the Editor I say Good for Frank ish He has voiced common sense relative to the interim short sessions with hurried indoor Yoaches The root of the matter is this The students should have an Intermission of such a length at least one hour as to allow them to have some fresh art and exercise and brain rest before the afternoon sessions Permit one more criticism Then writer believes that the high school fads of evening entertainments clubs fraternities periodicals caps and gowns etc are mere fiddle faddle unnecessary and more aping of carts in college customs Especially in the senior year students should have their time unfettered in order to properly and intelligently pursue the numerous subjects with which their curricula are crowded Reserve night amusements for vacation Keep up the food physical events however such as American baseball basketball football as outdoor sports conserve both physical and mental vigor GEO C Kennedy.
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Waterloo
Geo, C
Kennedy
Rev J A Deedrick Returned as Waterloo Pastor in 1923 Conference
John A. Deedrick was returned to Waterloo as pastor of Logan Avenue United Evangelical church at the close of the Motney conference. The 1923 conference will be at Afton March 22 265. Ramage elected presiding elder of the Des Moines district for four years. Deedrick listed for Waterloo in Cedar Rapids and Des Moines district appointment lists.
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Hey
John A. Deedrick
Waterloo
Logan Avenue
United Evangelical Church
Marshalltown
Afton
Ramage
Des Moines
Kenny
la Porte City
Obituary notices for John W McIntyre and Anna C Kauffman
John Watson McIntyre died at St Francis hospital at 4 a m after an operation a week earlier. He had rheumatism and years of health resort travel, born May 4 1873 in Waterloo, survived by wife Anna Burger and five children, with numerous relatives. Funeral plans await distance relatives. Anna C Stephens Kauffman died at Deaconess hospital Marshalltown after a cancer illness. She was born June 28 1877 in New York City, married H S Kauffman, moved to Waterloo, survived by six children and several siblings. The family home was in Waterloo at 610 Baltimore street.
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John Watson Mintyre
John Watson McIntyre
St. Francis Hospital
Mr. McIntyre
Waterlloo
J. E. A McIntyre
Waterloo
Miller
Fairbank
McIntyre
Anna Burger
Hubert Paul Dean
William Metcalf
Lloyd Bisbee
Katherine McIntyre
Waterlon
A. B. Colvin
Cheyenne
Wya
Perry Elliott
Tas
Forest McIntyre
Ottumwa
H. W. Bowlby
Paterson Bros
Anna C. Kauffman
Marshalltown
Harry L. Kauffman
Randolph Street
Clinton F. Smith
First Evangelical Church
Elmwood
Deaconess Hospital
Clarence
Seattle
Harry L
Richard
Herbert
Jerry Holdiman
Forrest Richeson
Roy
Janes Stephens
Baltimore Street
Peter Welland Funeral Services Scheduled
Funeral services for Peter Welland will be held at 9 30 a m tomorrow at the Church of Immanocu I s Conception Gilbert Villa with burial in the parish church yard Welland born Oct 25 1896 is survived by his widow and a three month old daughter Four brothers and nine sisters also survive Flowers may be sent to the O Keeffe Towne funeral home Marguerite Mary Imhoff infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry G Imhoff died at 6 a m today at 16 months Interment will be at Os sian Te
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Peter Wetland
Peter Welland
Ghlbertville
Marguefrite
Mary Imhoff
Marguerite Mary
Harry G. Imhoff
Hammond Avenue
Ossian Te
Zion Evangelical Church Pentersax
Jhoniew Ducine
Auveral Wie
Glark Lee Andrews
Louis Iery
Harald EL Christiansen
School of Comince and Finance
Chicago University
Mra. F. WW
Shogmeker
Cedar ‘Falls
C. E. Green
Odwein
Nellie Pierce Woodruff
Faribault
Mhin
Henry Stilea
Weat Second Street
Catherine Sherrard
Efrst Mievhodist
Bugana Allen
Lohrvilia
Calhoun County
Marriage Licenses Reported for Linn County Couples
Lynn M. Elliott of Watering and Viola C. Henning of Waterloo received a marriage license. Louis LeFound of Ochveih and Lucifie K. Jelings of Celweiz also secured licenses.
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Lynn M. Elliott
Viola C. Henning
Waterloo
Louis
LeFound
Ochveih
Lucifie K. Jelings
Celweiz
Revival Campaign Opens With Four Churches In Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls March 27 The union evangelistic campaign of Baptist Congregational Methodist and Presbyterian churches opened at the Methodist church Sunday evening. Dr Eugene Allen of First Methodist preached the initial sermon to a well attended audience. Dr A Herrias of Highland Park Presbyterian Des Moines arrived to preach at the Baptist church tonight. Ministers from Lutheran and United Danish Lutheran churches here conduct confirmation classes ahead of full membership.
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Cedar Falls
Union Evangelistic Campaign
Methodiat Church
Eugene Allen
First Methodist Church
A. Herrias
Highland Park Presbyterian Church
Des Moines
Baptist Church
Naert Faces Federal Fine After Jail Term in Forest City
In Forest City Ia March 27 Alphonsa Naert of Buffalo Center after a 60 day jail term is notified he owes the federal government 5 on violation of the Volstead act. The report notes the cost of enforcing the act and the transgressor’s burden in Steuer.
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Forest City
Alphonsa Naert
Buffalo Center
Burn Bad Books Pastor Urges Bonfires of Sensational Fiction
Dr. Hurlburt at First M E Church argues that while printing spreads knowledge, it also risks harm if youth read sensational rubbish. He cites Athens and Paul as early book burnings, endorsing selective bonfires of lurid fiction while praising authors like Hawthorne and Dickens for worthy works.
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Hurlburt
M. H. Shured
Athens
Paul
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Lew Wallace
Thackery
Dickens
D. Howells
Sir Walter Scott
Crusade Against Bad Paper and Books Urged
Dr. Hurlburt cites bad companions in books as dangerous to youth and urges a worldwide crusade against harmful publications. The speaker laments formats that corrupt minds and notes villains slip into homes through the unclean paper assets, urging parents to guard touch not the unclean thing.
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Hurlburt
Dramshops
Oaks
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Iowa Evangelical Association
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