Iowa woman's board of missions convenes in First Congregational
The forty eighth annual Iowa branch convention of the Woman's Board of Missions opens at First Congregational Church with 200 attendees expected. Delegates and five returned missionaries will participate, with greetings from local groups and speakers on Japan China Turkey and mission work abroad. A fellowship supper and evening program follow, featuring addresses by Leona Burr Kobe and others, plus a play and closing musical events.
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Iowa
Woman's Board of Missions of the Interior
First Congregational Church
J. D. Easton
Local
Missionary Society
J. F. Preston
Grinnel
B. Graef
Eldora
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Independence
J. F. Burling
Decorah
Council Bluffs
Des Moines
Grinnell
Davenport
Denmark
Grace Potwin
Christian Endeavor
Shaowa
Alfred Bur- Troughs
Jennie Jacobs
Leona Burr
China
Susan W. Orvis
Turkey
Waterloo
W. G. Ramsay
Ottumwa
J. F. Harfin
Fred McClain
Isabelle McCausland Kobe
Japan
Mary Stowe
Orvis
McCausland
J. E. Ridenour
J. K. Brown
Congregational Church
Tohn Knox
E J. Clark
Moaic
Mendelssohn program by Junior Fine Arts group
Members of the Junior auxiliary to the Fine Arts department of Water Woman's club, led by Mrs. Jack Patterson, will present a Mendelssohn program at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the club house. Reviews, musical selections, and a violin solo compose the event.
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Fine Arts Department of Water
Joe Woman’s Club
Jack’ Patterson
Mendelssohn
Bornby Kline
Elizabeth DeWald
Jucie Cutler
Frances Stotts
Dana Campbell
Marian Aronson
Series of Masonic Dancing Parties to Begin Friday
The Waterloo Shrine club will sponsor a winter series of Masonic dances at the armory Friday at 8 30 pm. All Master Masons are invited. The event promises good music and a pleasant time.
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Waterloo
Church notices fill Wartburg First Lutheran schedule
Church news lists events at St John’s Graves Memorial and others with card parties, monthly meetings, and supper programs. Activities include Woman’s Missionary association gatherings, rural music and art programs, and a McKinley PPA meeting with Halloween exhibits.
Grace Father Son Dinner to Feature Harlan Updegraff
Harlan Updegraff, president of Cornell College Mount Vernon, will speak at Grace M. I. church annual father son banquet at 6 30 Friday in the church dining hall. W A Lane will discuss Our Responsibility with Jury quartet singing and Donalt Kneld reading The Too Busy Father. The young people orchestra provides music.
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Harlan Updegraff
Grace
Harlan Updegraf
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
M. I. Church
W. A. Lane
Prof. Jury
Donalt Kneld
Young People's Department
Clyde Hinson
W. J. Groba
W. G. Davidson
First Presbyterian Choir Supper Marks Season Start
The first supper of the season for the First Presbyterian choir is at 6:30 Wednesday evening followed by regular practice. At 7:30 the Scofield Bible class meets in the Homemakers' room. Mrs. David Stevenson and Mrs. Thomas Eaton host the Woman's Missionary Society at 2:30 Thursday afternoon. Mrs. H C Carrington presents India and Mrs. F J Fowler Alaska in topics. A parish meeting at St. Mark's Episcopal Church is set for 8:00 Wednesday evening. Burton Avenue Woman's Circle meets 2:30 Wednesday in church parlors with Ida Garvin leading Luke chapter three. Westminster Presbyterian fall bazar runs Thursday noon to Friday evening and all day Saturday with booths of crafts, lingerie, children's dresses, aprons, rugs, and more. First Presbyterian Women’s Working Association plans 2:30 meeting to decide on all-day missionary society events.
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Grace M. IE. Church
Mande
Werner
Nellie Trunk
Louisa Hagerman
Tchaikovsky
Mildred Gleason
Sylvia
Schubert
George Shoemaker
Miss Hagerman
Liszt
Ames
C. W. Etbey
Robert Watertow
R. J. Adeineton
Fidelia Ames
Sweet
Law
Albert Schotin
Althea Waugh
Mae Howell
Business Girls’ Department
W. CG. A
Iris
NeWie Brown
A.C. Prime
Prime
Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbors of Waterloo
O. O. FP
First Presbyterian Choir
Scofield Bible
David Stevenson
Thomas Eaton
Woman's Missionary Society of
Cedar Heights
H. C. Carrington
India
F. J. Fowler
Burton Avenue
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Aid Department of Woman's Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
The
Missionary Society
Rest as a Prescription for Health in Daily Life
SIDE TALKS argues that beside medicines, rest is vital for health. A doctor friend and others urge daily naps or bed rest, noting a hour of lying down can refresh mind and body, preventing burnout and aiding recovery without an actual vacation.
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Nature
Shorelock
Suifer
Radio Programs Schedule for Wednesday November Six
A listing of radio broadcasts from major stations including WEEI Boston KYW Chicago WEAF New York WOR Newark and more. Programs cover concerts orchestras talk lectures and dances with times ranging from early evening to late night and feature performers such as the Skylarks the Manhattans and local choirs.
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Radio Digest
Associated Press
WEEI
Boston
Chicago Tribune
Chanman
MAQ
Chicago News
Chicago Theatre
KYW
Chicago
WQS
WLW
Cincinnati
WOC
Davenport
Detroit News
News! Orchestra
Detroit
Fres Press
WEAP
Fort Worth
Star Legram
WDAPF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
WHB
Kansas City
Los Angeles
S. Orchestra
WHAS
Louisville
WCAY
Milwaukee
WCCO
Minneapolis
St. Paul
WEAF
New York
Synagog
Iat II
Wali T. Journal
Tao
WHN
Sojlos
WOR
Newark
RGO_ Oakland
WCAR
Philadelphia
Waa
Pittsburgh
KGW
Portland
KPO
San Francisco
Beauty and health tips from old advice column
Readers are advised on vanity cures and wellness routines from a vintage column. Tips include outdoor air and deep breathing to improve skin, gentle sun exposure and lemon juice to bleach rust stains, wart treatments with salt and bleach, and reassurance about aging hair and scars.
City in Brief Du Chinans and Other Local Notices
Broken lens duplication ad and local items from Watere Joo to Minneapolis visits. Miss Gretchen Richards returns to the University of Iowa. Sickerts farewelled in Long Beach. L. W. Jobs family back at 604 Kirk Wood Ave. Smallpox quarantine at 317 Tenth Street East. Alumnus note Chicago Great Western round trip rate for Ames Minnesota game. Collord s Hulls motor venture articles filed. supper with Central Christian Church announced.
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High
Perio
Gretchen Richards
Univerisity of Iowa
Rosan Palmer
Henry Sickert
Cal
Fourth Street
L. W. Jobs
South Land West
Watere Joo
Kirk Wood Avenue
William Tell
Tenth Street
Towa State College
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Amés
Frank Gollord, Jr
Harter J. Blull
Be, L. Snyder
Central Christian Church
Iowa Tuberculosis Association plans seventeenth Christmas seal sale
Des Moines reports that directors and Christmas seal chairmen from every Iowa county will meet here on Thursday to finalize plans for the seventeenth annual Christmas seal sale. The state quota is 26,000,000 seals. A separate note states little cotton Ibo weevil damage in the south in 1924, and a Japan climate fact notes steel rapidly degrades unless protected by concrete.
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Des Moines
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Iowa
South
Rehearsals Begin for Elks Annual Minstrel Show
Rehearsals started Monday for the Elks annual minstrel to be staged at Waterloo theatre on November 12 and 13. More than 30 men attended the first session as selections are made for a chorus of 419. The show promises an elaborate revue style with four scene shifts and special costumes. The cast includes 30 bites, specialty artists, duet dancers, a jazz band, and choruses of AG boys and girls. Rehearsals continue daily and nightly under George La Stevens of the Chris Ming company, Houston, Texas.
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Waterloo Theatre
Wks
AG Boys
Cleorge la Stevens
Chris Ming Company
Houston
Tex
Jmumerous Elks
Cedar Valley Kennel Club Meeting Planned Tomorrow Night
Dog lovers organize a Waterloo meeting to form the Cedar Valley Kennel Club. Three breeders from out of town will outline the plan, officers will be elected, and about 40 names may join. The club aims to educate and foster better dogs and sponsor spring and autumn shows, affiliating with the American Kennel Club. Cedar Rapids is noted as the nearest city with a dog club.
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Greater Waterloo Association
Cedar Valley Kennel Club
Waterloo
Hudson
Cedar Walls
W. Je. Lang
American Kennel Club Association
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Adrian Improves After Stairs Fall at Fremont Home
Mrs Anna Adrian, who fell Saturday night at 221 Fremont Street, rests comfortably. No bones were broken but she has many bruises. reports from the home say she is improving.
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Adrian
Anna
Adrain
Jtar
Fremont Street
Too Proud to Ask Charity, Old Man Seeks Work Here
An elderly 74 year old man Morrison, poor and childless, asks for a county job to earn food and shelter rather than go to the county home. Overseer Doty says he must secure work. Morrison hopes for a furnace, watchman duties, or similar tasks from someone who can help.
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Charity
Chance
Naty
Morrisgis
Precinct Judge Warned to Stop Electioneering at Polls
A complaint to the sheriff noted an election judge in the Second ward electioneering at a polling place seeking to influence voters for a candidate. Arrests were rumored but officials confined to warnings. The county attorney and two board members advised the judge to refrain from talking to voters or giving voting instructions.
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Ehiet
Pollen Marly
Board of Supervisors
Boy Scout Court of Honor Meets Friday in Lafayette building
The first fall court of honor for local Boy Scouts is set for Friday at 7:50 a.m. in the auxiliary municipal court room of the Lafayette building with Judge G. W. Wood presiding. Scouts will test for merit badges and urged to file advancement applications by Thursday evening.
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Lafayette
G. W. Wood
Scout
Kamp Kiwanis
Uncle Wiggily's Bonfire Title and Tale
Uncle Wiggily speaks to a wayward boy as he wanders a woodland path in a morning scene. The dialogue hints at mischief and missing schooling, suggesting a gentle moral moment in the whimsical Uncle Wiggily universe by Howard Van. Garis.
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Uncle
Woodland Path
Uncle Wiggily Votes for Woodland Mayor in Nutty Tale
Uncle Wiggily, Johnnie Bushytall, and other woodland animals plan a mayoral election. When the bonfire starts, hidden popcorn pops, peppering Uncle Butter’s nose as the kids laugh and run. The tale blends election antics with forest humor and playful mischief.
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Uncle Wishly
Dea
Nurse Jane
Uncle
Uncle Butter
Woodland
Uncle Wiggily
Unela
Angelo
Corn Popping Debacle At Bonfire Tale Recalls Uncle Wigglly
A playful fragment describes a scene where corn bursts from a bonfire as children laugh and pretend, with Uncle Butter and Uncle Wigglly figures guiding the chaos. Odd rural banter and animal antics frame a lighthearted election fre.
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Uncle Butcher
Uncle Wigelly
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