Conservation talk ends with wildlife concerns cited
Fortnightly meeting at Mrs. J. W. Krapfel’s home features Judge G. W. Wood urging preservation of wild life and clean streams. Miss Bess Horne discusses humane education and poultry pet care. various local social notices follow, including a Dysart marriage and several Waterloo civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. W. Krapfel
G. W. Wood
Bess Herne
Senerin Pooh Pregria
Alentt
Horne
Bon Amici Club Notes Hostess Mrs Lucas
Mrs. Phil Lucas hosted Bon Amici members at her home with guests Mines William Wing and EH Traux. Bridge was played. The New Gentiny club has been postponed due to Dairy Cattle Canpress. Mrs A Oleson will entertain next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Lucas
Bon Amici Club
Mines
William Wing
EH. Traux
Side Talks on Sharing and Effort in a Picnic Ethic
Ruth Ameron explores the dynamic of a determined organizer who takes on planning a holiday picnic. The piece contrasts the burdens she bears with the resistance of a skeptical husband and questions whether caring deeply leads to greater happiness or personal risk.
Beauty Chats by Edna Bent Forbes
Edna Bent Forbes offers cosmetic and skin care advice for elderly women including hair care rinses, dry shampoos, fresh building creams, and pale makeup tones. She discusses cleansing routines, nail care, foot care, hair color corrections after henna, and cautions on collars and cosmetics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty
Edna Bent Forbes
Banks
Iowa Clubwomen Outline Program at autumn meeting
Des Moines hosts the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs autumn board session at Hoyt Sherman Place. The meeting endorses community drama, expands citizenship and conservation efforts, and seeks permanent state headquarters in Des Moines. A $50 prize to encourage Iowa drama writing is announced. William and Mrs Bird celebrate their golden anniversary at 417 Bim Street with out-of-town guests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Les Moines
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Hoyte Sherman Place
Olu
Iowa
Musilc
Henry G
Taylor
General Federation
American Citizenship Department
Applied Education
Francis WK. Whitley
Henry Frankel
Ellsworth Richardson
Vpolla
Farm Bureau
J. ©. Cummins
Americal Citizenship Committee
Nirva
Max Meyer
Shoe
Pearl Wennett
Willian
M. Bird
Tome
417' Bim Street
Church Auxiliary Meetings Postponed Indefinitely
The woman’s auxiliary of Christ Episcopal church postponed their meeting indefinitely. Eighteen members attended the Majel guild of Wisst Presbyterian church meeting at Mrs. Robert Bickenbach’s home with Mrs. P. J. Murray admitted. Mrs. Harold Smith and Miss Dorothy Wilbur performed piano selections after the business session. Auction proceeds were added to the new church fund. St. Francis hospital meeting planned for Friday afternoon also postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary of
Christ Episcopal Church
Majel
Wisst Presbyterian Church
Yesterdy
Robert Bickenbach
P. J. Murray
Harold Smith
Dorothy Wilbur
New Church Fund
Unidentified Tramp Buried at Hill Crest Pauper Cemetery
An unidentified tramp who died September 19, 1943, was buried yesterday at Hill Crest in Black Hawk County. Officials made an investigation but could not determine his identity. His fingerprints were shared with agencies in several cities. The pauper lot holds the eighth burial this year, with simple wooden markers in a single row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Stock Island
Lown
NJ Crest
Tiileman & Gindt Mortuary
Jiis
Readeru
Hit Grest
Black Hawk County
Phranger
Progress Report From Waterloo Baby Clinic Workers
Workers at the Waterloo baby clinic report steady progress with 66 babies examined yesterday, 25 fewer than last year. The clinic uses a separate tent for the first time, despite dampness. Dr. B. F. Prentiss of Iowa University extension division leads daily with six local physicians assisting. Welfare officials hope for a dedicated building next year as rural residents increasingly attend the clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physicians
Waterloo
Qairy Cable Congress
BF. J. Prentiss
Iowa University Extension Division
Ot Iowa
Clinic visit prompts health checks for children at dairy show
Miss Ruby Reimler of the Water loo Social Welfare league led a visiting nurse effort to examine undernourished children at a dairy show. A northern county family agreed to full medical examination for their sons and daughters as the clinic demonstrated its services on living models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Reimler
Waterloo Social Welfare League
Reimler
Children Cured After Tuberculosis Diet Claim
Parents were told their children could be cured with proper diet and cures. They felt relief and thanked the doctor in charge of the clinic before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose
Dotson Clothing Show At Dairy Cattle Congress Grounds
Dotson Clothing company will present a style show this evening at their booth located on the Dairy Cattle Congress Grounds. The event starts at o clock with an apparent misprint indicating the exact starting time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dotson Clothing CO
Booth
Congress
Dotson Clothing Company
Dairy Cattle Congress Grounds
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Harrington-Mann
Andrey Mann
W. Ne Mann
Karl Harrington
Harry Harrington
Dysart
Bnife
Twitth Street
West
Oe V .Allison
Gien Farm
Waterloo Teachers’ Association
Whjis
Edna Liechty
Allee Frederickson
Geralding Keptord
Ruth Afte- Clain
Geraude Hsiner
Marie Schmidt
Misa Wyman
Miss Ahearn
Palmer
Kimball
Dirace Tippere
Ida Ay
Ble
Boltivan
Case High
Ss Sullivan
Wilma Bedell
Logan Avénue
Zylpha Burns
Burns
Milwaukee
Irene Nicholas Wink
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Carolyn McFarlane
Peter Daley
Seninal
Mr. Daley
Kansas City
Limeleon
Ommce
Construction Machinery Company
Tena Mazaretsky
Philadelphia
Joel Concern
Hincheon
Black
Mazavetsky
Mmes
P. J. Jungen
J. IE. Smith
Rebecca Cretzmeyer
Ruth “Ameron
Jed
Loudon
Tess
Ida R
AM Natural Resources
Church News
St. Francis Hospital
West End
Buchanan
Tramp
Hill Crest
Josephine Corliss Preston
Washington
New Oxford
Oxfords
Ute
Ist
Nat'l Bank Bldg
Dairy Cattle Congress
Oxfords & Pumps
Muldoon Shoe.Co
East Fourth St
Children’s Hickory
A. Stein & Company
Chicago
New York
Hall-Ekfelt CO
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