Waterloo delegates recall West Baden trip at club tea
Heems Jodebi Waterloo delegates to the national convention of business women at West Baden, Indiana, shared impressions for the B. P. W. club. The meeting featured photos, humorous sketches, and updates on federation aims, loans, and subscriber goals, with plans for future programs and a shifted meeting venue.
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Waterloo
West Baden
Federation
Kenney
Tech
Ethel Resor
State Board
Musan City
Nellie Housden
Edgar Guast
Housi
Mary Horner
Lila Mareham
A. &. Johnson
Independent Woman
Amntiittes
Bernice Ravin
Gannon Camp of Royal Neighbors Forming Juvenile Order
Gannon Camp of Royal Neighbors of America forms a juvenile unit to be organized at Ben Hill hall after a quilting and card party. Mrs. Emma Thompson leads the meeting. 290 candidate mothers provide tea, cakes, and refreshments as district officers set the schedule for regular meetings and a social time.
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Royal Neighbors of America
P.m
Ben Hill Hall
Gannon Canny
Emma Thompson
Etta Gannon
Mee.ing
Florence McGlade
Gertrude Shankis
Gannon Camp
F. W. Yapp
Willard Hall
J. EB. Park
G W. Thompson
Plora Buring
Ars
Rovilla Pendleton
Cedar Raunds
Walverly
Francis Willard
Thompson
Waterton
Hall West
Julia Cawthorne
Freeport
Sip
Glenree Ferengon
BB Wieht
Side Talks By Ruth Cameron About Solitude And Company
Ruth Cameron reflects on being alone in a house with nine empty rooms while contrasting loneliness with the holiday mood solitude brings. She muses on whether one should seek more social life or embrace quiet, pondering how balance shapes a satisfying life. She invites readers to consider their own need for solitude versus company.
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Uecit
Khon
Biter
Officers Elected and Dinner Planned at Sigma Chi
Paul Manning was named president of the Nu Beta chapter Phi Sigma Chi at a dinner with 24 men at Black's team room. Other officers include Kirk Gress VP Eldred Waserman secretary Ceri Tor Min treasurer Robert Nauman historian. The chapter plans a farewell dinner dance for leaving members.
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Paul Manning
Nu Beta
Phi Sigma Chi
Black
Teament
Kirk Gress
Eldred Waserman
Ceri Tor
Church Events and Meetings Across Linden Parish
The Linden M. E. Standard Bearers meet with councilor Mrs. Bess Wilbur Tuesday at 7730 Bp. a. Bue to be present for officer elections. First Lutheran Aid society holds an all day meeting Thursday with luncheon. Hostesses Mrs. U. Cc. Tegt i weier and Mrs. Carl Saisburg. Guest day and farewell for Mrs. Henry Hurst moving to California. Harmony class luncheon Tuesday afternoon with 40 attendees. Zinnias and asters as table trim. Reminiscences by Mrs. In A. Miles Abs. Hurst and Mrs. Kathryn Jacks run. Miss Mary Pratt, recently home from hospital, attends.
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Linden M. E
Bess Wilbur
A. Bue
First Lutheran Aid Society
Piente
U. Cc. Tegt Iweier
Carl Saisburg
Henry Hurst
California
Lrst Presbyterian Harmony
Zinnias
Rladholi
Boulder
In A. Miles
Abs. Hurst
Kathryn Jacks
Mary Pratt
Club Notes Include Picnics and Meetings This Week
Mrs Roy Hartong hosts Social circle tomorrow afternoon with a 4 picnic luncheon for Les Bonnes Amies club at Byrnes park. Mrs Ro Smith will entertain Goldenera club at Mrs St Pitts home Thursday afternoon. Waterloo review No 22 notes Moose hall meeting Wednesday evening with social band picnic luncheon and business session led by Mrs J G Phinney Thursday noon.
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Roy Hartong
Les Bonnes Amies Club
Byrnes Park
Ro Smith
Goldénera Club
Mrs. St. Pitts
Waterloo Review
W. Bay
Moose Hall
J. G. Phinney
Coldest night since June cools with 47 degree low
The government thermometer recorded a 47 degree low last night, one degree below Monday’s mark and matching June 7. Autumn begins Sept 21, artificial heat seen as essential, and yesterday’s high only reached 74. Warmer, fair weather expected tonight with a dip tomorrow.
Rural Letter Carriers Convention This Week At Spirit Lake
The Town Rural Letter Carriers meet at Spirit Lake Friday and Saturday with Mr and Mrs M B Whitney and L C Paul from Cedar Falls attending. Speakers include N G Lorine state president W D Brown editor RFLD News C F Kimball Republican candidate for lieutenant governor and others. Warnie Smith defeats Johnny Tillman in Urbana bout.
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M. BE. Whitney
Waterloo
L. C. Paul
Cedar Falls
Spirit Lake
N. G. Lorine
W. D. Brown
Washington, D.C
R. Fld
C.F. Kimball
Beginning a Diet and Skin Tips from A Seduction Guide
The piece advises dieting by shrinking the stomach with short fasts of 24 to 48 hours and consuming juices, skim milk, and water. It links oily skin and digestive issues to dietary habits and suggests exercises to reduce abdominal fat, including chair-to-sitting raises with minimal arm use.
Uncle Wiggily and Betty's Bob
Uncle Wiggily hears crying in the woods and notes a trouble signal. The tale centers on the rabbit gentleman and his companion Betty as they respond to a plea for help.
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Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Lengears
Bunny Bunty Learns Hard Words With Uncle Wiggily
In a children’s tale, Baby Bunty cries over a spelling lesson at Hallow Stump School. Uncle Wiggily helps by using gumdrops and a spelling book, a Bushy Bear intervenes, and Bunty learns to spell through playful mischief and careful instruction.
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Ila
Baby Bunty
Hunty
Bunty
Uncle Wiggily
Rob Cat
Bushy Bear
Uncle
Uncle Wigsily
Unty
Burns
Wickly
Ancie
Lights from Oncoming Car Cause Head On Crash
Deep facial and neck wounds likely to scar Alyen Cain and a leg injury to Leo Smith resulted when Len Smith, blinded by oncoming headlights, collided with a lumber wagon at a street intersection in Ceci. Everett Smith and Miss Jennings were bruised but not seriously hurt. C P Wansen, wagon driver, was thrown and bruised. All were treated at Sarforj hospital.
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Ceci Falls
Alyen Cain
Leo Smith
jSarforj Hospital
Everett Smith
Lao
Miss Jennings
Kersburg
Len Smith
C. P. Wansen
Commission Report Details Neglected Child Welfare Case
A state welfare commission reports severe neglect in a Des Moines area case. The mother's cruelty and poverty left children undernourished and without medical care, with tuberculosis risk and no state support or pensions provided. The report cites multiple instances of abuse and calls for intervention and protective measures.
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Lena
Moadba
Anutata
Cabtawinas
Ceowmisston
Nor Beata Ot
Iden
Fdas
Neds
Iifibeek
Speusal
Chile
Eorner
Corn Needs Month of Abnormal Heat to Reach Maturity
Describes delayed corn maturation due to cooler weather and heat deficit. Iowa weather service bulletin notes crop maturity likely late, with limited development in fields. Some localities report rotted potatoes from wet conditions and overall crop conditions improving in meadows and pastures.
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Ang Moines
Charles Feleer
Vorabla
Bible study series to be led by Rev. C V Allison
Rev C V Allison, pastor of Central Christian Church, will conduct weekly Bible studies to deepen scriptural knowledge for modern preaching. The sessions begin at 7 30 a m today at the church and will focus on a new book of the Bible each week.
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C. V. Allison
Central Christian Church
Validity of scriptures for grad education studies
The text outlines analysis of books and their relation to the Bible, noting each study will have an outline to aid future reading and study. It mentions WHI devotion and that pastors would find the outlines helpful for ongoing teaching.
Edna Wallace Hopper Promotes Youth Dream Skin Product
Advertisement claims Edna Wallace Hopper endorses Youth Dream by Vanishing Tyne to prevent sunburn and windburn. It describes a colorless substance that blocks burning rays, with applications before exposure and after bathing, priced 60 cents per jar and 35 cent tubes, offering a trial by mail with coupon.
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Taye
Wallace Wopper
Herence
Edna Wallace Hopper
Aly Drugetsta
Atl Toilet Counere
Western Open pairings set for Bathie and Kennett at Calumet
Bathie paired with Tom Kennett in the Western Open at Calumet Country Club Chicago. They start 1:30 p m tomorrow for 18 holes with a second round Friday. More than 207 amateur and pro players compete for prize money in 1924 event.
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Bill Bathie
Tom Kennett
Bathie
Zalfer J
Sunnyside Country Club
Calumet Country Club
Chicago
Bryn Maser
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