Athenian Society Holds First Meeting Of Year
The Athenian Society opened its year with Merle Francis presiding at West High Auditorium. Officers were elected for the student council with Rita Merrill as president and Joann Banton as secretary, while other posts included Kenneth Peterson and Dorothy Lumry. Impromptu talks followed with several students taking part.
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West High Auditorium
Merle Francis
Darlene Decker
Lewis Leach
Lizabeth Heaney
Fayé Tutson
Normadine Banks
Willard Clasca
Eldon Miller
Stan
Joy Deagon
George Mavrelis
Viola Honing
Bernice Wittick
Herbert “Iimer
Morris Cohn
Joseph Hagle
Adulaida Sweet
Viette Wilde
el Rita Merrill
Joann Banton
Kenneth Peterson
Dorothy Lumry
Calorie Guide to Weight Goals in Everyday Living
An article outlines a method to calculate daily calorie needs based on age height and activity level. It explains weighing to determine target weight, then multiplying by activity factors to estimate required calories. The piece suggests current intake exceeding target and notes a rule linking 275 calorie changes to weight shifts.
Tips for health and beauty from era column
The clipped notes advise weight loss claims and dieting, grooming tips, and youthful exercise. It mentions limiting calories for rapid weight loss, eyebrow care, hair curling, and outdoor activities to develop grace and muscle coordination for girls as they grow.
Among the Churches Activities Report
Local church groups held social gatherings and sewing sessions. Mrs J T Jones hosted Laura Webb Sunday school with 20 members for a luncheon and welfare sewing. Mrs BE McMurray was reappointed assistant teacher. W B Porter and Adeline Allen led Volunteer and Searchlight classes with large turnouts. Daughters of the King to meet Tuesday.
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M. E
J. T. Jones
Laura Webb
Social Welfare League
BE. B. McMurray
Tinden M. E
W. B. Porter
Sewing Circle
Gould
Walnall Street
Thaptis
Adeline Allen
Searchlight
Restroom Arrangements At Cattle Congress
The Young Woman's Christian association provides a restroom area at the Cattle Congress near the amphitheatre. It will include cots chairs a writing desk and reading conveniences and be open from 4 a.m. until crowds disperse at night. Committee members include Mmes G. W. Medington H. Litchfield and S. A. Asquith with assistants Misses Dessin Mechent and Miss Belle Goss.
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Young Woman's Christian Association
Cattle Congress
Tate Rd Otheer
Mmes. G. Tf
Mdgington
Litchfield
S. A. Asquith
Dessin Mechent
Misabelle Goss
Side Talks a s by Ruth Cameron gn UNFLANTED SEEDS
A fragmentary column recounts a writer s rise from idea to magazine work via persistence. It notes a woman who leveraged understanding of average shoppers to secure a position in big stores, contrasting with many who quit early and highlighting resilience.
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Ruth Cameron
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Church Services Calendar in Waterloo Area
Waterloo churches calendar lists Adventist Seventh Day, Park Avenue Baptist and others with service times all day Sunday through evening. Churches such as St Joseph Catholic, Sacred Heart, St Marys, Christadelphian, Central Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian share varied schedules including Sunday school at 10, morning worship, and evening services. Notable locales include Park Avenue Wellington Street, Walnut Street, Douglas Street, Fifth Street and Fifth Avenue with pastors named.
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Park Avurne
Clyde J
Moruog
St Mraude
Assisi
Walnut Streat
Ame
Walnut Streets
John Bunyan Smith
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Bera
Wire
Uraat
Antioch
Douglas Street
Nogtor
Burton Avenue
Taras
G. Ket
P. Yu
Hom Brotherhood
Garver
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St. Joseph's
Mulberry
Nav
J. Wslur
Toomey
Sacred Heart
Randolph
Johny Mollay
Father McMahon
Fand Ma
Tayid
Mary's Church
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O. F
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Joseph H. Toth
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Jay Tryetle Street
Flouse Square
Clinton F. Smith
We Erwin
Youngs
Calvary
Newell
Roy. Coit
Vandecasell
Bemier
Logan Avenue United
Logan and Tune
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Bervices
Toa Om
Tg Om
My Sun- Tay
Benier LC
Tropics
W. Court
D. D
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Grace
Fifth Street Easts
Lockwood
Zepworth League
St. Paul's
Fred J.igtreet
Clark
Epworth League
Falas
Dgelndem
Sib Archer Uvenum — Etav
John C. Olaon
Ieetternee
Nevada Street
Sumding
Wwe
Thouraday
Stev
A. Mayfield
Menwood
Albany
Moe Pole
Royd
Young Men's Sunday Club
Magie Ane Flay at Cattleshow
Visitors to the Dairy Cattle Congress will hear excellent music daily. The Illinois Central concert band leads a week of five performances in the amphitheatre and grounds, with Peardy's orchestra in Exhibition and Automobile halls and the Dixie quartet in both venues. Circus acts entertaining between judging events include Hass Brothers, Riding Daverports, Aerint Patis, Gruber's Animals, and more, with the Vivisu 1 act and riding drills. In Thursday start, Vitahe's band of 64 with singers will headline, Dixie quartet and Peavey's orchestra stay, and circus acts rotate with new attractions each afternoon and evening. Community singing is led by Tolbert McRite.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Illinois Central Concert Band
Peardy
Exhibition Hall
Automobile Hall
Dixie Quartet
Hass Brothers
Gruber
Mange
Vitahe
Peavey
Hiding Davenports
Gertrude Galland
Johnson and Delano
Trott
Seals Christiansson
Snyder
Tolbert McRite
Sugar Rush as Carlot Sugar Hits Market Local Sale
A large merchant received a cargo of sugar on Thursday and a stampede followed onsite. Customers queued for hours with initial limits of 25 pounds per sale, later adjusted to four and a half pounds or 40 cents worth. The rush continued today, spreading to traveling buyers from nearby cities and even sending sugar to Davenport. Fruit buyers may receive two dollars of sugar. general distribution remains the aim amid high demand.
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Davenport
Stranger Hides Shotgun Then Disappears At Railway Station
A well dressed middle aged man lurked about Shingis Central railway station Wednesday as a train departed. Hours later a shotgun was found hidden among bags while the man vanished. Suspicion fell on employés and police took the weapon for examination. Authorities ponder if the man acted alone or intended evidence.
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Pyp
Stringer
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Werime
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Roe Istiad
Mlingis Central
Waterloo man linked to hidden shotgun mystery
A man remained in Waterloo only between trains and a dark case is under police investigation. No details have been released as investigators pursue the mystery surrounding the hidden shotgun. The report notes ongoing uncertainty and lack of disclosure.
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Waterloo
Bible Night Scenes Sermon Series at First Pres
Dr J R Macartney opens a sermon series on Night Scenes of the Bible at First Presbyterian Church Tomorrow evening The initial topic contrasts homes in darkness and light The following Sundays cover encounters with angels wrestlings witchcraft revelry Jesus on the mountain and dawn on a sinking ship A morning program features Iowa State College students from Brazil India Persia China and Japan studying at Inwa College funded by their governments
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Immanuel
L Prekel
Dash Lutheran
South
Firth Streets
St. Buke
Trouruy Treat
Campbell Avenue
Willem Huntman
Sehunk
Luther
League
Rev
H. Mussien
Servira
Mirston
Luther League
Brazil
India
Persia
Janay
Ames
First Presbyterian Church
J. R. Macartney
Jesus
Iowa State College
China
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Inwa College
Jewish Year 5860 Begins Thursday Holiday
On Thursday September 25 Jews mark Rosh Hashanah starting sunset September 24, with Orthodox communities observing two days. The holy day features the Shofar and solemn self-reproach, urging worshippers to recall past misdeeds and consecrate themselves to a nobler year ahead.
Sacred Jewish year opens with penitence and harvest feast
The new year marks the start of the ten days of penitence leading to Yom Kippur, the holiest day. A few days after atonement, Sukkot or tabernacles begins, an eight day festival recalling the harvest and the Israelites wanderings in the wilderness.
Evangelical Board of Missions Sets Plan for Conference
The Evangelical Board of Missions meets February 26 to 30 with fifty delegates from over 30 states and missionaries attending. The conference will handle salaries allotments and mission funds, with addresses by Dr. Meckel and Bishop Brevfogel. Taos and other speakers offer international perspectives from Japan and China. Grace Church rally joins program at Grace Methodist Episcopal, including graduation and a pastor’s address. Robert Bratzke to speak at First Evangelical Church tomorrow.
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Board of Missions of the Evangelical Association
TC. Meckel
Cleveland
Carmen
Wishop
S. Ft Brevfogel
Reading
Ho MM. Taos
Tokio
Japan
China
California
Oregon
Clinton F. Smith
First E Evangelical Church
Waterlow
Grace Church
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
KB. J. Lockwood
Robert Bratzke
Firat Evangelical Church
Evening talk on occupation era experiences
Mr. Tiretzke of Blue Earth Minnesota will speak about experiences as an army of occupation interpreter. He will take up work for the county superintendent's office to promote agricultural education in rural Arkansas. The severe storm caused the First Evangelical Church Sunday school annual meeting to be postponed. officers to be elected at 7:10 p.m. Sunday.
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Jotistown
Syother
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Denvar Atreets
Thomas Perton
Viety
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Fred Daniels
Misa Bessia Campbell
Metropolitan Holiness Mission
Dirner
Sycamore
IL A
T. N. Stufflebeam
First Congregational Church
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Army of Occupation
Tiretzke
Blue Earth
Minn
Arkania
First Eyrage Welical Church
Bec
Stufflebeam
Central Labor Union
Church School
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