Convention notes highlight Kings Daughters event and club meetings
Reports from the convention and district gatherings outline plans for the next annual Kings Daughters convention. Officers elected include Mrs Mansfeld and Mrs Colonna. Other items cover choir performances, club meetings at hotels, and a marriage at the home of Mr and Mrs C Young with Rev G I reading the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. UL
WL T. Uy
Winard Ball
Marr E. Kreps
Zebery Starr
George Hum Pee
Col Howard
Will
Kings Daughters
Waterloo
Iowa
Ferkins
Lows City
MM Mansfeld
Darling
E. M. Colonna
Perry
Rahiert
Velung
G. R. Drenmond
Sparks-Coalston
C. Young
Rev. G. 1
Sparks
Tio Hawthorne Avenue
Cream Skin Treatment Menace in 1900s Ad Copy
Dietary claims and cosmetic guidance tout a vegetable oil cream for skin nourishment and cleansing. Instructions describe nightly and morning applications, steam baths, cold water sprays, and wardrobe considerations while warning against mineral oils and suggesting practical vanity benefits amid daily work.
Among the Churches Receives Immanuel Veterans群
Immanuel Lutheran hosts a reception at Immanuel school hall for returning Concordia choir members. Music and games entertain guests with supper served. A separate note mentions First Baptist plans and Mrs Warne LaRue hosting events on Tuesdays at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Dutheran
Concordia Choir
Immanuel School Hall
Local club meeting and social events listed
The Delta club will meet at the Y W C A rooms this evening at eight oclock. Following the meeting the girls will play volleyball. Miss Fay Borouiy Marin hosted the G O O D club Saturday evening. A picnic supper will follow the annual Lent guild meeting at Mrs Halden’s home tomorrow afternoon.
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Delta Club
Go W. C. A
T Ofclock
Fay Borouiy Marin
Lent A Hard Guild
D. Halden
Urgent Clothing and Shoes Drive at Welfare Store
The Social Welfare League in Waterloo appeals for clothing and footwear donations at the Co operative store. Manager Thomas Reaney urges residents to donate castoff and secondhand garments to meet rising demand amid the current shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Welfare League
Thomas Reaney
Neaney
Waterloo
Reane
Bier
Unclear historical purchase in Butler County drives local economy
A note on a woman from Uinneseta purchasing a farm in Butler County underscores a shifting local economy. The report cites community reactions and mentions involved parties, though OCR garble obscures several names and details.
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Butler County
Money Pro Bono Publica and the Public Good
Ruth Cameron discusses money as a measure of work and value in a dialogue about aging, saving, and the social contract. The Anthorman contemplates the duty to save and how work equates to others’ labor, concluding money is a tool to gauge effort and outcomes.
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Moi
Indyes
Molis Uncertains
Syrian Solicitor Detained Awaiting Investigation
A Syrian solicitor named Isaac George was detained pending investigation amid concerns over canvassing for funds in the United States. Miss Palmer, who helped arrest George Elia last May, notes credentials resemble those of Elia, with 300 to 400 Syrian solicitors active nationwide. If George’s credentials prove genuine he may continue fundraising. if not, deportation is likely.
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Board of Official Investigation
Miseyr
Cyairman
Miss Palmer
George Elia
Isaac George
Elia
Iss Palmer
Palmer
United States
George
Continuance Granted in Custody Suit for 9-Year-Old Boy
Judge J Williams granted a continuance until 9 am next Thursday in the habeas corpus custody case of Gerald Hunchey. The Ailes divorce left Mrs Katie Ailes with custody despite adoption papers filed by Gordon Ailes. Pressey H. Frank for Mrs Ailes seeks reply from Cook County Court clerk on prior adoption papers. Gerald Hunchey has lived with the Ailes for three years. Ayles attorney is A J Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Williams
Ailes
Katie Ailes
Gordon Ailes
Gerald Hunchey
Pressey H. Frank
Final Report on Y Membership Drive Awaits Solicitors
The YMCA notes a record high percentage of new male members in the recent drive per J T Houser secretary. The boys division also shows a large gain though many solicitors have not yet turned in their cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Houser
Y Workers Expect Strong Year Under Houser Leadership
Mr Houser expresses enthusiasm for a productive year at the Y and dedicates his energy to making it one of the best seasons. Many activities are planned and with wide cooperation from Y workers, he assures success and positive results.
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Houser
Croix de Guerre and Star Await F. L. Sexton Recycler
Wred L. Sexton, ex devil dog, receives government notification that two croix de guerre with gilt star and citation, plus certificate of citation from the AEF commander in chief, await him at the St. Paul recruiting office. He earned honors at Bayonville, France, as a Sixth Marine in the Second Division.
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Wred L. Sexton
Devil Dog
St. Paul
Exton
Bayonville
France
Sixth Marines
Soldier Sexton Captures 14 Guns in French Front Trench
Rock Island railroad employee Sexton and a companion led their company into a German trench in the Chateau Thierry and Belleau Wood districts. They captured 14 machine guns and 16 German soldiers. Sexton lives at 1061 Cortlandt Street.
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Chateau
Thierry
Belleau Wood
Sexton
Rock Island Railroad
Cortlandt Street
Elder Members Of First M. E. Church Honored
In a morning service at First Methodist Episcopal Church yesterday, about 30 seniors aged over 79 were honored with special features and boutonniere bouquets. Twelve of those present had been noted as long-standing congregants.
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First Methodial Episcopal Church
Community church marks 75 years with gifts and praise
Members of the Methodist Episcopal Church celebrated 75 years of service with bouquets for long tenures. Mrs. M S Hewitt, a charter member of First M E Church, and Mrs. Barbara Ackman have 73 years of membership, while Mrs. Lucy A Huntington, nearly 90, was honored as the oldest. The service featured special musical selections and a sermon by Dr. W Court, titled The Passing Years, with autumn flowers and grain sheaves decorating the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
M.S. Hewittt
First M. E. Church
Barbara Ackman
Lucy/A. Huntington
Huntington
W. Court
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Duesday
Even Duzen Club
Mrs. C.F. Altstadt
Entre Nous
Mra
O'Neill
Runes Wien
Hove
Madrigal Club
To WU
CO. Bighines Ciscu Hosleeses
J. E
Graydon
Ridenour
Eagle Grove
Iowa Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Wasterloo
Ses Gil i. Forres
Willy den
Tras
Pyana Wiljeining
Derenge
Willems, Porkers Burs
Chatariy
Ruth Cameron
Moliy
Molly
Mazleton
W. Grove
Lthore
Hha
F. L. Sexton
Rose Petal
National Toilet Company
Paris
Tenn
Moose Bazaar
Fashion Department
City and
Hansen & Hansen
Risco Bey
Fenaly
Anderson Adams
Virginia Bell
Robert Garland
Ada Hawthorne
Walter W. Keckler
Dorothy Griffith
Flou
Bay State Milling Co
Winona, Minn
C.L. Barclay & Son
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