Waterloo Woman Is National Secretary of G A R Ladies
Mrs. Henry Seebers of Waterloo has been appointed national secretary of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic by Mrs. Lillian Cary of Dubuque, first Iowa woman to hold the post. Cary announced the appointment upon returning to Dubuque, while Seebers attends events in Columbus and will visit Waterloo late this week.
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Henry Seebers
Waterloo
Lillianard Cary
Dubuque
Columbus
Cary
Iowa
Pri
Seebers
Feverane
Peters
Forehead Wrinkles Care and Home Cream Formula
Wrinkles around the mouth mark age but forehead lines may reflect habits. Massage out wrinkles using a cold cream with olive or almond oil. avoid mineral oil. Provides a home cream recipe with rose water almond oil wax benzoin borax and guidance to massage after opening pores with hot cloths.
Massage Technique for Facial Sag Reduction
A step by step facial massage begins at the chin and moves toward the nose and cheek to lift sagging muscles. Finish by removing excess cream and rubbing the skin with ice. The procedure can be performed daily.
Church Group Meetings Planned This Week
Among the churches First Baptist division led by Mrs. M. E. Terry will meet in the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. Tuesday the Do-Our-Bit society will gather with Miss Eudora Carey.
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First Baptist
Mich
M. E. Terry
Eudora Carey
Needy Boys Given Y Memberships to Start Of Drive
Arch W McFarlane speaker of the Iowa house of representatives initiates a program giving needy city boys YMCA memberships at no cost. McFarlane bought 125 dollars worth of memberships to aid those in need while inviting other business leaders to contribute and expand the drive.
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Arch W. McFarlane
Iown House of
M.cg. A
McFarlane
Mir, Vouser
Haut
Side Talks pins by Ruth Cameron in The Gushers
The excerpt discusses social excess and the habit of gush in conversations. Molly notices insincere friendliness, while L and others debate why some people overdo warmth. The dialogue questions patterns of politeness, cousinly relations, and social performance.
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Ruth Cameron
THE
Gushers
Feleve
Brother of Rev M L Tate Dies Sudden in Johnstown
Albert W. Tate, brother of Rev. M. L. Tate, died suddenly at his home in Johnstown Pennsylvania on Sunday morning after attending a church service. He was 58 years old. Funeral plans pending as relatives travel from Juliustown to attend.
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M. L. Tate
Johnstown, PA
Albert W. Tate
Johnstown
Tatey
Carin Episcopal Church
Rey
al- Tur
Jeff
Juliustown
Walarloo Family Mourns After Tuberculosis Death
The Walarloo family mourns as Mrs Al Close and her parents Mr and Mrs Claude Close, and Blairtolune, return home to Minnesota after funeral services held at Reinbeek. The deceased, in her mid twenties, succumbed to tuberculosis following an illness.
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Walarloo
al Close
Claude Close
Blairtolune
Minnesota
Reinbeek
Relatives Return Nome Remains of Mrs Arthur Morrison
Relatives who accompanied the remains of Mrs Arthur Morrison to Nome are mentioned in a brief funeral notice. The report notes family attendees and the final rites held in Nome, with emphasis on the bereaved kin and the ceremony's location.
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Nome
Arthur Morrison
Courtright Sorghum Mill Begins Production in Elk Run
The Courtright sorghum mill at Elk Run, near Waterloo, started turning cane into syrup for the first time. Fifteen workers man the plant housed in the old airplane factory, with about 200 acres of cane grown nearby by Marl Courtright. Output is expected to reach 10,000 gallons, largely sold to Waterloo jobbers.
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Waterloo
Courtright
Elk Run
Marl Courtright
Janesville
Waterloo Jobobers
Army Food Sale Fizzles in Waterloo Delays
Dispatches from Washington reveal delays in army rations delivery with orders curtailed and funds misapplied. Waterloo households faced scarce supplies as post office sales faltered, leaving housewives to rely on local grocers while critics question responsibility.
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Waterloo
Washington
Dpresg. Sintas
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