Waterloo hosts fourth anniversary convention of Federation of Musingsome Professionals
Elusive OCR text reports Waterloo hosting a women’s federation convention, celebrating four years with clubs joining, 1,447 members and 20 clubs, hospitality plan, registrations at Hotel Russell Lamson, state president Martha Pattie presiding. City welcome by Mayor Gnagy. Activities include education talks, committee reports, social events at Sunny Country Club, and a Mother’s Day service.
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Fows Federation of Musingessme
Woest
Claus
Waterloo
Federation
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
S$alan
Martha Pattie
Mason City
Woh. Deachler
First Brethren Church
A. E. Gnagy
Edith 8
5S. C. Saunichsen
Des Moines
Sigéin
State Bulletin
Ascha Margaret Barrette
Helena Mitchell
Davenport
Adelia Prichand
Portland
Ore
Conven Zion
Sunny
Country Club
Carrie M
Lyon Milinquist
Lioux City
Devenpor
Ives
Prichart
Baturisy
B P W Officers to Be Chosen at Meeting Tuesday
Officers will be chosen at the annual session of the B P W club on Tuesday evening in Black's. Delegates to the national convention will be named and other business of the year closed. Miss Maria Brace directs the vocational survey as a major project, with group conferences among senior and parochial school girls. Miss Brace and club president Mrs. Wlizhett Kenway led sessions, though Miss Hemenway and Miss Scati were ill. Copies of the club booklet Every Girl were given to each participant after the conference.
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Waretlos Budtusiaind Proteastonal
Woman's Club
Lehievesteut Wilde Entertainment
MH Ge
Tursity
Tintronit
Conventionise
Otter
Atticial Board
Béssiun Momlay
Maria Brace
Unisyi
Wits
Miss Brace
Wlizehett Kenway
Aliss Fanny Hemenway
Misa Nfagell Scati
Misa Brace
Club
Lincoln Circle May Party Planned For Tuesday
Lincoln Circle plans its annual May party at Bishop's East Cafeteria next Cedar. Ladies of the G A I at its Tamlar business session yesterday afternoon noted dinner at 7 P M with reservations to Mrs. Hare Tiett Hohi before Monday evening. Next assembly at Memorial hall features an open post supper. arrangements by Mrs. Mathilda Schultz. Members to bring sandwiches and one other item. A Junchean dinner at Memorial hall May 30 for GAL RL members. Ada Warnar to chair. First meeting of Women’s Christian Temperance Union in Willard Hall this season set for 2 30 p m Tuesday. Homecoming planned for all former and honorary members especially those invited who have served 25 years. Mrs. S8 Williams and Mrs. G H Thorson to discuss scripture lesson and Florida work. correspondent from Los Angeles to report.
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Bishop's East
Cedar
Lincgin
G.A. It
Tamlar
Hare Tiett Hohi
Mamerial Hall
Mathilda Schultz
Willy
Ada Warnar
Caly
Dan
Women's Christian Temperance UN
Willard Ball
Wilf
Sonvene
Williams
G. Hf
Thorson Willk
Union
Florida
Wit
Weiss
Los Angeles
Helen Hyrm
Curious Health Notes From Aged Observations
A jumbled column discusses hair and nail growth, claiming nails grow faster when dry and hair length relates to color. It mentions a Washington fashion of a four hundred calorie portrait chart, then shifts to beauty tips, skincare advice, and dubious claims about aging, digestion, and impurities.
Japanese Party Farewell for Two Waterloo Associates
A United Presbyterian lecture room hosted a farewell gathering for Mes. i A. Sweet and S. M. McCauley, who will relocate to South Carolina and Chicago respectively. The event featured piano and vocal solos by local artists, and Rev. F C L Hankin delivered remarks for the congregation.
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United Presbyterian
Idi
I A. Sweet
S. M. McCautey
Waterloo Adan
Sweet
Chichrg
Henry Weis Birthday Family Reunion Host in Quincy
Henry Weis celebrates his eightieth birthday at his Quincy residence as he hosts a family reunion. Others attending include Mr. and Mrs. P.O. Weis of Quincy with daughter Mrs. Roberta Likely and her son John. Extended relatives from Weis families in Pensacola and Dayton join in, while some cannot attend.
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Henry Weis
Jhonty Wars
Waterlao
Commercal Enterprises
Ciia City
Waly
P.O. Weis
Quincy
Mra
Rtobert Licily
Mrs. Burnham
Mre
A.W. UD. Weis
Gordon C Locke Marries Iowa City Girl Months Ago
Jown Chay Ia May 3 21 Mrs Cecil S31 Biss of this La day announced the find image of their daughter Ione to Gordon C Locke famous University of Iowa football star The marriage took place here Sent 15 £ 23 and had been bent a secret for almost eight months Mrs Locke is a teacher in a junior high school here Locke is completing his law course and will act as assistant to Burt Ingworsen football coach next fall.
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Associated Press
Jown Chay
Cecil
Last Woman's Club Birthday Party Set For Monday
Waterloo Woman's Club hosts final birthday party of the year Monday afternoon at the clubhouse with hostess Mrs V O Sullivan and others. Miss Margaret Weishsar will read as part of the program, with contests in plan for the afternoon.
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Woman’s Club
Waterloo Womans, Club
V. 0 . Sullivan
Margaret Weishsar
Fred McChtin
Club Notes Fun Luncheon at Mrs Reed Residence
Happy Hour members hosted guests at the residence of Mrs B Reed on Tuesday at one o'clock for luncheon music and needlework contests. Golden Leaf civic members were entertained with provided pastimes and social diversions.
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Mrs. 5
B. Reed Tuteday
O'Elpel
Golden Leaf Civic
Side Talks on Nationality and the American Identity
A discussion about people’s perceived national origins reveals how Americans, with generations of ancestors from diverse countries, often label themselves as English French or Irish while recognizing a broader American identity. The piece notes statistics on parents born in the U S and reflects on how lineage shapes self perception and pride, ending with a wry remark about family trees.
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France
England
America
Auch New Ac Analytance
Local Socials Highlight May Gatherings And Hosts
Mrs J B DelWaia hosted guests yesterday as Antek club members Bucs of Miss Avis Lewick, with plans for a June party at Miss Lulu Mosher's country home. Mrs Taylor Alessingar entertained B B club for a motor ride and luncheon at Mrs P O Marble's home with Mrs Walter Belworg and others as guests. The gathering featured a May basket centerpiece in red and white.
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Antek Club
Bucs
Avis Lewick
P. Oa. Marble
Walter Belworg
5. B. Mosher
T. ON. 4
Club
Church Youth Group Attends Wiener Toast and Radio Concert
About 20 members of the Senior Christian Endeavor of First Presbyterian church attended a Wiener Toast at Cedar Heights last evening, then went to Marie Witt's residence for a radio concert. About 150 were entertained in Northminster parlors last evening at a hard times party, closing with refreshments. Flo wers for best costumes were awarded to Kenneth and Bertha Kress and Izola Jennings.
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First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Heights
Marie Witt
Northminster
Kenneth and
Bertha Kress
Izola Jennings
Insurance Agency Opens and Local News Roundup
Albert G. Greeley and Leland B. Johnson announce the Gregley Johnson insurance agency opening. Mrs Elizabeth Jenuney is named district manager for Mutual Life Insurance. Various locals travel, study, or attend meetings in Ames and nearby towns. A missing heir is named in the John Brewster estate decree, with Emma sister of the deceased and her surname undisclosed.
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Albert G. Greeley
Leland B. Johnson
Gregley-Johnson Insurance Agency
Elizabeth Jenuney
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
John Brewster
Eliza Brewster
Emma
East High Circus Day Observed May 16
East High students plan Circus Day on Friday May 16 with a parade through the business district a field program and a picnic style supper. Dismissal at noon and classes prepare three committee led events featuring floats clowns and a variety of stunts with interclass competition and lemonade popcorn and circus accessories available. Senior junior and sophomore committees list leaders including Norbert Roepe Carl Artus Robert Patterson Geraldine Gilchrist Nina Andrews Robert Lee Hubert Patterson Eleanor Hughes Leroy Markham Helen Bird and Leland Beckner.
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East High
Orange and Black
Vine
Mast High
Uch
Norbert Roepe
Carl Artus
Robert Patterson
Geraldine Gil Jchrist
Nina Andrews
Robert Lee
Hubert Patterson
Eleanor Hughes
Leroy Markham
Helen Bird
Leland Beckner
Minneapolis Symphony to Play at Cedar Falls May 21
The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra will perform at Cedar Falls on May 21 with Lenora Sparkes as soprano soloist. The concert is part of the annual music festival program produced by the Teachers College committee and WOL station.
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Minneapolis “Symphony Orchestra
Cedar Falls
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
WOL
Bennington Drainage Petition Dismissed by Officials
A petition to form a joint drainage district across Bennington township into Bremer county was dismissed yesterday afternoon by a joint meeting of the boards of supervisors. Filed in 1919, the plan faced objection from more than 50 district farmers after six prior joint meetings over five years to review the project.
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Bennington Township
Bremer County
Boards of Supervisors
Cownty
Sunday Radio Programs List from multiple stations
Radio Digest summarizes Sunday programming across stations including WSB Atlanta KYW Chicago Chicago Tribune listings Detroit News Fort Worth Star Telegram Kansas City Star Los Angeles Medford Omaha Philadelphia and Des Moines. The long schedule notes church services concerts organ recitals sermons lectures and various time blocks from early morning to evening with specific station call signs and brief program hints.
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Radio Digest
Associated Presa
WSB
Atlanta Journal
Wesley
Memorial Church
KYW
Chicago
Chicago Brening Cint
Sitakar
Kansas City
Kita
Los Angeles
KHS
Cisrd
Medford
Omaha
Philadelphia
Eto
T. Archesten
T. Archesten, | Why. Sehenretady
Athans Ery
Winnipor
Atlantic
Das Moines
Balmy Weather Ahead for Waterloo Area
Balmy conditions and rising temperatures are forecast by the Des Moines bureau for the weekend. Roads are in good driving condition and woods and fields are turning green, ideal for enjoying the Waterloo Rock Stand baseball game. Yesterday’s low was 42 and the high reached 67. today was warm and sunny with expectations of agreeable weather tomorrow.
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Des Moines
Waterlon
Busy Y.M.C.A Boys Department Plans May Events
The Y M C A Mt G A boys department schedules a busy May with a free swimming school starting May 19 a bird house contest May 24 and a pet and hobby show May 34 Entries for the bird house contest are due by May 24 at 6 p.m in the lobby and premiums awarded in each class A nationally known bird specialist will lecture The pet and hobby show will display dogs ponies birds cats rabbits and various hobbies with first and second premiums in each class Entries for the show must be in by 6 p.m Friday May 30 and exhibit dates run through May 31
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Boyal Department
Ie Y.M. G. A
Moose State Officers Plan May Convention
State Moose officers J G Cunningham Ames vice president and B Davenport secretary will discuss the Loyal Order of Moose state convention plans on May 28 29 with George Wellgin local secretary. A Moose hall bazar this week raised funds for the band building and the lodge has moved meetings from the second and fourth Mondays to the first and third Mondays.
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The
Loyal Order of Moose
J. G. Cunningham
Ames
Shire
B.y Davenport
Wil
George Wellgin
Toda
Moose Hall
Aplington High Nine Beats Dumont Two to Nil
Aplington high baseball team defeated Vicont high nine here yesterday in a well played game. Arends struck out 17 and allowed three hits. Piatzerafl Dunton struck out six and gave up six hits. Aplington scored the winning run in the ninth when Dreyer drew a walk, stole second and scored. Unbeat en teams Dunstan and Anlington meet here next Friday.
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Aplington
Aplington High
Vicont High
Arends
Piatzerafl
Dumont
Dreyer
Stockdale
Dunstan
Anlington
Little Tots Carry Rifles Arrested on River Bank
Two young boys were found with rifles on the river bank below Eleventh street bridge. They faced Chief P. E. Walter for discharging firearms inside city limits and await parental guidance on the seriousness of possessing firearms.
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P. E. Walter
Eleventh Street Bridge
Expert Bridge Doubles Sparkboard Controversy in Historic Tips
The article discusses the informatory or negative double in Auction Bridge, detailing how its improper use can cost points, undermine firm plays, and tempt players to drive up bids. Examples show misjudged doubles harming both the doubler and partner, with calls for rule changes to curb abuses.
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C. H. Colson
New York
Hearts
Water loo Evening Courier Patterns Pattern Orders
To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design send to Fashion Department Waterloo enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after ordering.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
A MATTY' SUIT FOR THE SMALL BOY 1924 PATTERN
Pattern details for a matty suit for boys ages 2 4 and 6. Materials include pongee linen gingham and neat cloth. Cut in three sizes with yardage estimates and instructions for contrasting collar cuffs hat and pocket. Postage payable by order of 15 cents in silver or stamps and 12 cents for address notification.
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