New Society Drive Boosts Waterloo Club Membership
Waterloo activity notes report a membership drive by the W C A raising 481 new members to total 415 from before. Miss Lillian Rohweder and Miss Mary Herzing introduced as temporary staff. The page lists ward canvass teams, a bazaar fundraiser, and social events including bridge mahjongg parties, a luncheon for a forthcoming bride, and nursing association plans for a state convention.
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W. IL
Incoln
Waterloo
Nellie Brown
Edna Borgs
Business
W. W. Lytend
George Kuntley
Finance
Ey Group
Night club gatherings and society notices listed
Friday Afternoon events include N G Q club and Mrs G Tt Bedes sem with BE G P club and Mrs Karl Imboft. GF club hosts Mrs J G Allen and Mrs Gust Johnson. Wednesday evening Dokers with Dr W E B Dehe at his office 7 30 Waterloo chapter D A R dinner at Blacks at 6.
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G. Tt. Bedessem
G. P
Karl Imboft
J. G. Allen
N. GB
Gust Johnson
Weriday
Dokers
Present and Past Officers Honored in Waterloo
Waterloo chapter O E S hosted a reception for Mrs Jessie Wheeler as associate grand matron along with Mrs Frances Dahl Cedar Falls grand and Miss Carolyn McParlane past grand Electa and Mrs Elizabeth Wise past grand warder. Dances featured Jean Marigadant Mary Katherine Gallagher Dorothy Gallagher with Miss Hina Christensen on piano and gifts presented by Jean Gee Betty Ewing. George Hamilton past worthy patron of Des Moines attended as guest. Refreshments coordinated by Elizabeth Artus Vesta Steely Alma Boeller. decorations by Rose Lukes. W E A marks anniversary social with about 35 entertained at the Business and Professional Women club rooms. Program includes songs by Delores Dorothy and Billy Trotter solos by Thirza Bowers Harold Steege a pantomime and two part songs. A two course lunch served by Rose McCord committee. program by Sophie Pettit. Wedding note Flor ence Fay of Des Moines and Wil Kluss of Waterloo married at the home of Rev J L Riley. The bride nursed. groom a carpenter. they plan to live here.
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Waterloo
O. EB. S
Jessie Wheeler
Frantcs Dahl
Cedar Falls
Grand
Carolyn McParlane
Elizabeth Wise
Masonic Temple
Jean Marigadant
Mary Katherine Gallagher
Dorothy Gallagher
Hina Christensen
Little Jean Gee
Betty Ewing
George Hamilton
Nes Moines
Worthy Greed
Fiwest
Elizabeth Artus
Vesta Steely
Alma Boeller
Martyn Fuller
Edna Lukes
Anta McClain
Evelyn Ferguson
Rose Lukes
W. EB. A
Business and Professional Women's Club
Delores
Dorothy
Billy Trotter
Thirza Bowers
Harold Steege
Delores’ Trotter
Tavo Pisglets
Sane
Rose AfeCord
Sophie Pettit
Willss Fay
Florvence Fay
Des Moines
Wil Kluss
J. L. Riley
Community Club Notes From Local Churches
Homemakers class at First Presbyterian meets Friday at Bishop's East Cafeteria for dinner. First Baptist choir guests hosted by W. E. Smith in honor of Mrs. Roland Tester. gifts given. Jolly Sixteen hostesses Mrs. Dove Shelaré and George Farnsworth at 506. dancing after lunch. W. Club luncheon hosted by Mrs. Stella Seentieg. yellow table decor. Mrs. McMillan to California. Father son banquet postponed after Kathryn Miller’s death. St. Paul’s Methodist. Universalist parish house luncheon. two courses served. Young people meet for Rollcall at Friday Study Club dinner. Mrs. Cobb leads development talk. Mrs. Klingaman reviews a non fiction book. Mrs. William leads discussion. 500 winners Mrs. Kirby and Mrs. Stevenson at Etc. club. Dec. 4 bazar and chicken supper planned. New members admitted. Plymouth daughters visit. Mizpah circle helps furnish W. A. building. Searchlight class to host father son banquet at Walnut Street Baptist. $54 raised. annual meeting Dec. 9 at YWCA building. Thimblebee and card party at St John’s parish. Mrs. Moisch and Mrs. Brennan top games. Mrs. Adrian and card chairmen assist.
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N Ladies’ Social Union of? Universalist Church
H. BR. Cropper
Myrtle Barr
K. A. Cobb
G. Hodging
Embers
M.S. Cornish
Woman’s Movement
America
C. BE
Klingaman
R. E. Williamson
Walnut Street Baptist Church
L. D. Adams
J. Howrey
Adams
Health program draws Waterloo women to YWCA games
Recreational volley ball basketball and soon baseball energize the YWCA health program under Miss Edna George. Women from firms form teams for matches and tournaments with uniforms, exams, and announced games before Christmas.
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Waterloo Wouten
the Sun
Edna George
Gates Business College
Community church events and talks across city notices
A long list of church related gatherings includes Walnut Street Baptist Young Married People's class Friday, Central Christian church father son day Sunday, Cedar Heights Presbyterian Dr J A Laurie as principal speaker, Railroad M C G A talks by C W Smith, First Methodist Rev Clyde Stuntz speech at 7 30 pm, Graves Memorial United Brethren father son banquet with MC A secretary S A Cohagan, Westminster Workers meeting with Miss Helena Hughes, First Presbyterian gathering led by Maiel Guid, and Trinity American Lutheran Ladies guild meeting with K F W Troughton assisting.
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Central Christian Church
J. A. Laurie
Cedar Heights Community
S. A. Cohagan
M.C. A
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Muusic
FR. W. Main
Sisterhood
Clarence Teaysant
Charles ‘City
A. A. ‘Punham
Maiel Guid
First Presbyterian Church
M. R. Garrett
KF. W. Troughton
SIDE TALKS 3 NEIGHBORS SHARE VIEW ON ILLS AND FUSSING
A neighbor insists she never fusses over ailments though she later suffers tonsillitis and a relapse. The piece notes people who judge others for how they bear pain while misreading their own limits and circumstances. It reflects on empathy, aging, and death with modest skepticism.
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Pate
Onsilitis
Laateek
Tess
Beauty Chats on small things that make a face
The piece argues beauty lies in many small details such as hair, dress, and grooming. It compares hair styles, recommends regular washing, and suggests consulting a top hairdresser. It notes proportion concerns during growth and mentions cosmetic techniques for hair removal and skin care.
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Velma
Jan Cleethie
Tramp Tardy About Leaving Town 30 Days
Frank J. Carlton of Yeisure, given a 24 hour reprieve to travel outside Waterloo, missed his train and returned to jail. Judge Beem ordered enforcement of 20 days for vagrancy as two other defendants faced traffic law violations. Billy Goodfellow received 30 days for disorderly conduct with 150 days of unserved sentences noted.
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Frank J. Carlton
Yeisure
Waterloo
Braucht
C. Beem
Hei
Judee Beem
Goodfellow
Local humor column prompts book title joke
Abe Martin quips about farmers and government in a humorous diary style. The piece, attributed to Hou kix Editor Dale Finhart, riffs on writing a book title versus composing a Qook.
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Hou
Dale Finhart
City in Brief: Local Prominent Movements and Incidents
Local notes report residents traveling to Chicago for business and health updates from St Francis hospital. Officials plan an extra council session to discuss sewers and left turn signals. A milk wagon collision at Muthbercy and BHighth streets caused spills. thieves stole canned fruit jellies and rifle ammo from a home on Sunset road.
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BE. T. Hontette
Wyoming Street
Waterloo Monument Company
Faraugo
Park Avenue
Walnut Street
Orrin Mussett
Lafayette Street
Allstadt &Langlas
Muthbercy
Bhighth
F.C. Young
Sunset Road
Everning
A. BE. Gnaey
Tral Christian Church
T. Maude Burns
National Education Week Set for Waterloo Schools
Special programs will mark National Education Week in Waterloo public schools starting next Monday. Open house events and daily themes named Constitution Day, Patriotism Day, School and Teacher Day, Literacy Day, Parental Education Day, Community Day, and God and Country Day will guide activities. Irving Hart of Town State Teachers College Cedar Falls will speak Wednesday afternoon on the week’s significance.
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Irving Hart
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Kasiilizh
Beekeepers Close Educational Meet with Shop Talks
Beekeepers wrapped up a Mid West Beekeepers Association educational meeting with talks by Adams of Wisconsin on honey marketing and quality laws, Jager of Minnesota on bee feeding, and Moxley of Wisconsin on apiary care, highlighting new honey uses and improved production practices.
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Mid-West
Becakeepers’ Association
Thote Russell-Limson. Co
N. Adams
Wisconsin
Tie
Adams
Francs Jager
St. Paul
University of Minnesota
Newton Mtoxes
West Salem
Hee Keuping
Colorado
M. BP. Warrer
Abilene
Kan
Sioux City
Patronage at St Marys Church Bazaar Reported High
St Marys parish festival last evening drew large patronage from church members and local residents. Booths displayed gilain and fancy needlework with heavy patronage and other attractions. A bowling tournament open to all planned through the week. Women will serve pork sausage and waffles from 4 to 7 30 tonight with more refreshments later.
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St. Mary's
Uncle Wiggily and the Twister
A fragment from Howard Fr. Garia features Uncle Wiggily, Nurse Jane Wuzzy Wayey, and a path scene near a hollow stump bungalow. The dialogue hints at a whimsy adventure beginning with humor and curious characters.
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Uncle Wiggily and the Twister By
Howard FR. Garia
Uncle Wiggily Buys Toothbrush At Drug Store
In a playful tale Uncle Wiggily visits a drug store to buy a new toothbrush and ink bottle while explaining his plan to keep his teeth clean. The story features characters like Bob Cat and Nurse Jane as it unfolds with playful banter.
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Jane
Rabbit Gentlemain
Unele Wigelly
Sister Sallie
Uncle
Wnele Wienly
Waele Hutter
Jung
Wigelis
Bob Cat
Wingily
Uncle Wigertly and the Ink Letter Adventure
In a murky tale Uncle Wigertly cleans teeth with a toothbrush and ink bottle, while Nurse Jane preps lunch. The Hob Cat and Bob Cat intrude in a bungaloft scene as Ink and mischief lead to a messy breakfast and a plan to write a letter.
Hair Glint By Vana Wallace Hopper
A vanity ad promotes Kidna Wakites Hopper e Fruity Shampoo claiming dramatic hair improvements. It credits scientists and breath factors, prices at 60 cents, and offers money back if not delighted. It urges readers to quit common shampoos and ask for the Fruity Shampoo.
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Farm Bureau
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Social Welfare League
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Chicago
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C. L. Paulus
St. Francis Hospital
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