Fetherston to Lead Waterloo Child Welfare Meeting
Mrs. L. M. Fetherston popular in child welfare circles will lead a mass meeting of parents teachers and community groups at the Greater Waterloo association rooms. The event promotes the Elizabeth McCormick Memorial fund and a fair chance for every boy and girl. Many organizations have been notified and attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Fetherston
Elizabeth MecCormick Memorial Fund
Greater Waterloo Association
King's Daughters
Woman's Clubs
Boy Scouts
Campfire Girls
Iowa
Cyrus W. McCormick
Chicago
Find
America
Fetherston
Burlington
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Council Bluds
Stouz City
Alcott P.T. A
Parent-Teacher Association of
Alcott District
Maria C. Brace
Minnia H. Smith
Alcott Reserves
Mildred Schaefer
A. L. Alexander
Frank Kenny
Foss and Gates Wed at Noon in La Porte City
Miss Floy Elizabeth Foss and Bruce F. Gates married at the bride’s parents home in La Porte City with about 30 relatives present. The ceremony, conducted by Dr. F. W. Court, followed by a three course luncheon, featured navy blue Poire twill attire and rose boutonnieres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floy Elizabeth Foss
Bruce F. Gates
EB. B. Foss
la Porte City
F. W. Court
First M. B. Church
Waterloo
M Foss
Mr. Gates
Alison
Lena Alt
Catherine Gingrich
A. B. Gates
Lyle Cassai
Clarinda
Ralph Mutz
Fort Dodge
Service An
Gates
Waterson Business College
Parsons College
Fairfield
University of Michigan
Fort Logan
I Cole
Waterloo club endorses education plan for mentally deficient youth
In a Waterloo Woman's club Home and Education department meeting, Mrs. A T Petersen was named chairman and Mrs. Gates declined the term due to illness. Two-thirds more boys than girls are labeled mentally deficient, and Miss Henrietta Hill outlined the ungraded room work. A luncheon is set for May 31 at Black's dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Petersen
Home and Education Department
Waterloo Woman’s Club
E. Ridenour
Fred J. Miller
A. F. Gates
Gates
Black’s
H. B. Cropper
E. L. Johnson
W. B. Nauman
C. W. Chapmen
Henrietta Hill
East Schools
Guardia
Austria
Amelia
Minnesota
United States
Marybeth Mack
Mendelssohn
Robert Parrott
George W. DeWald
Mary Melrose D A R Holds Annual Meeting
Mary Melrose chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its annual meeting last evening at the home of Mrs. J. M. Hiteman. Mrs. A. G. Sawyer was elected regent with officers including Mrs. T. L. Forhan as vice regent and Mrs. Floyd Peterson as recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Sawyer
Mary Melrose
Daughters of American Revolution
J. M. Hiteman
T. L. Forhan
Floyd Peterson
M. J. Morgan
Corre
Daughters of Nile Hold Meeting in Waterloo
The Cedar Falls Waterloo Delta Daughters of the Nile chapter held a gathering with officers including Miss Lois Cass secretary and Mrs. J. M. Hileman registrar. They planned gifts to Piney Woods School Tamassee School and other causes and announced 62 members, with socials and a picnic at the Hanna homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna Homestead
Frederick BE. Frisbie
Waterloo
Black’s
Mary Melrose
Black Hawk County
United States
Marguerite Winn
Washington, BD. C
Donnan
Independence
D. Merrill
Amy Gilbert
State Center
State Society
Floyd Chamberlain
Miss Nash
Myrtie Nash
John W. Gwynne
A. K. Smith
H. C. Keiber
Smith
Nash
Florence Westrate
Muscatine
Club Departments Annual Meetings This Week
Woman's club season ends with two final meetings this week to elect officers and discuss next year’s work. Thursday evening in G W A clubrooms the Eve ning department meets with Miss Inga Stranser as speaker on a Norway trip. Friday afternoon Civic department meets with Mayor N. W. Frisbie as speaker and officers and committee reports on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Veling
Inga Stranser
Norway
Blanche Bayless
J. M. Swallum
N. W. Frisbie
Civic! Department
W. R. Cole
R. W. Sheplee
Mission speaker from Serra Leone at United Brethren
Graves U B Rev Eisley arrives in America for a few weeks to address a mission meeting at United Brethren church tomorrow evening. He has had notable success in Serra Leone West Africa and will return there after his stay. Anniversary and club notices follow with events across Cedar Heights and nearby churches.
Don't Be Afraid of Blame in Making Right Choices
A discussion on fear of blame as a barrier to taking needed action. The speaker argues blame is natural yet excessive fear inhibits worthwhile deeds. Trust yourself, consider others' views, and decide firmly, avoiding paralysis by fear. Kipling's line about self trust is cited as ideal guidance.
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Mer
Kipling
The Fear of Blame in a Conversation
A friend explains why she avoids a certain action fearing her husband would blame her. The dialogue features questions about responsibility, blame, and personal risk within a domestic context. The piece reflects concerns about social judgment and marital authority.
Friend Wife And The Downtrodden Inventor Tale
Andrew recalls Brother Trodden later called Down Trodden once he joined a lodge. Trodden's grand heating and lighting idea used waste materials to power homes with a ceiling horn that collected conversations to separate hot air and natural gas. The failed separator left him shadowless as he drifted from thin to fat while working as a courthouse watchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Imogene
Brother Trodden
Dawn
Shadows on the Face and a Husband’s Unnatural Dilemma
A man’s face lacks shadows causing a flat photograph and leads to him growing a beard. His wife leaves, saying sunshine shows only the shadowed face, and she won’t return until shadows disappear. Andrew offers dubious advice and Imogene suspects deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Imogene
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forress
Edna Kent Forress discusses refreshing baths that cleanse and beautify the skin. She recommends an oatmeal bath to bleach and soften dry skin, using cheesecloth packets or wash cloths to apply the milk of oats. An astringent bath with a hot bath followed by cold or cool rinses is suggested for firming the skin.
How Mrk Tanager Learned He Was Handsome
The tale in birdland follows Mr Scarlet Tanager whose vanity leads him to tempt a fish with flattery. The goblin aids paint the fish red, but the fish neglects his promise, turning red with failed vanity and changing the tale of a tropic red fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrk. Tanager
Mr. Scarlet Tanager
Mr. Tanager
Little Fish
Fish
Cardinal
Tropics
Tanager's vanity leads to downfall in autumn tale
A folktale recounts Mr. Scarlet Tanager boasting of brilliance after advice from Red Fish. Nature sentinel Old Mother Natur ends the vanity by removing his kin, forcing the bird to sing from treetop perches as he seeks the self who praised him. Red Fish sails away to new waters. Tomorrow's story hints at Mr Fox and Peacock Feathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natur
Mr. Tanager
Mr. Fox
Peacock
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Society News
Paul Entwistle
Elite Circle
William Egan
el Deen Club
R. S. Henje
Jueves Tarde Club
Miles
Corerie Club
W. A. Deslaney
Rotary and
Spokesman Clubs
Masonic
417 Bayard Street
Floy E. Foss
Stella Maurdock
Willard Hall
Darton
Charles E. Burrowey
W. CT. UL
Union
Dp. A. BR
Waterios Chapter
Iing
Frigax
F. W. Robertson
Robertson
C. Becker
Cornelia Lamson
Mary L. Day
M. E
Tonian
Glass
Mabel Getty
Fern Clough
E. B. Getty
Opal
Pearl Kinsell
Ington
Fairbank
American Legion
The
Legion Treasury
Robert Huntington
Laverne Beal Covell
Betty Clements
Cedar Heights
First Baptist
Plymouth
Chris Than Endeavor
R. W. Cross
C. H. Abbs
Unity Circle
Hospitality Committee
Women Foresters
Our Lady of Victory
K. of C. Hall
St. Mary’s Circle
Mmes
J. L. Otto
Louis Schmitt
L. Connors
J. F. Allen
Willis Johnson
Lew
Mildred Hoffman
Child Study Club
C. B. Bingham
Desdemona Club
M. C. Coburn
J. D. Club
E. M. Pierce
Charles Ferguson
Friendship Club
F. J. Damge
Minerve Club
Ruth Cameron
Wife
Roe Tulekerson
E. P
Edna Kent Foress
F. A .Walker
Peerless Baking CO
Garland Pion
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Mary
Aes Vane Tetes
Postum Cereal Co. Inc
Battle Creek, Mi
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