Alice in Wonderland drama staged by Juvenile Players
Sacred Heart school hall will host a two to three week children’s production of the fantasy play Alice in Wonderland by the Juvenile Players. Mrs J E Ridenour coordinates youth tryouts while Mrs George Seales designs costumes for the quirky characters and the White Rabbit guides the imaginative cast.
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Sacred Heart School Hall
Lewis Carrell
Juvenile Library
Waterloo
Alice
Mar
Bird
Balcony Scene from Romeo and Juliet Planned by Waterloo Players
Waterloo Players stage the balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet in their fifth program on April 5 at Sacred Heart school hall. The program features short works by Waterloo writers and enhanced scenery with a vocal music program and post show reception.
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Waterloo
Sacred Heart School Hall
Evalyn Bruck Torper
Arnold Bennett
BE L. Nelson
E. BE. Magee
Elizabeth Forrester
M. C. Christensen
Side Talks on Let Down After High Moods
Ruth Cameron writes about the afterglow and inevitable letdown following intense happiness. She notes friends’ renewed courage after a relief from strain, warns against immediate questions, and suggests allowing time for normal mood restoration to reduce quarrels and awkwardness.
Beauty Chats on Weight Charts and Skincare Advice
Edna Kent Forbes discusses weight perception and ideal weights using insurable charts and height based formulas. She advises home methods to estimate ideal weight, skincare routines for pimples, and hair care tips including cutting ends and using a pilacarpine tonic with a self addressed stamped envelope.
Mr Fox Encounters White Figures In Snowbound Night
In a snowy scene Mr Fox, hungry and wary of pursuit by Mr Dog, notices five white figures on a distant wall. He hides as the figures move, then observes Bunny Rabbit and his four brothers in white coats among dead leaves nearby before approaching.
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Mr. Fox
Bunny Rabbit
Bunny
Women Who Earn Big Wages
Miss Miriam Borlogue, born in Indiana with early New England schooling, started dressmaking from hardship and later turned to sculpture to refine gown design. Her combination of sculpture and dressmaking made her a leading gown designer earning more than $50,000 annually.
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Miriam Boslogue
Indiana
New England
Miss Borlogue
Five Bunnies Surpass Fox by Moonlit Wall Dare
Bunny and brothers recount a moonlit wall venture where they sat like ghosts scaring Mr. Fox. He admits ignorance of their resting place atop stone walls. They deny ghosts and vow to tell the woods how they frightened him if he mocks their ears again.
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Bunny
Mr. Fox
Dog
Rabbit
May Day Fete of I S T C to Set New Record
May Day fete at Town State Teachers college on Wednesday May 13 aims to be one of the most elaborate events in history. Election of the May queen and a three pageant with nearly all students participating are planned. The gala day features long-absent classes, faculty and visitors joining in celebrations.
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Cedar Falls
Town State Teachers College
Teachers College
Master Painters In Annual Meeting In Waterloo
No action was taken on pay scale changes by the master painters and decorators of Waterloo at their annual meeting. A Waterloo group meeting is planned Thursday night to discuss the old contract. a Des Moines meeting on April 5 will influence future moves.
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Lincoln Circle
Lavida Sipe
Nora Heiple
Memorial Hall
Cora Broadbent
Master Painters and Decorators
Waterloo
Master Builders
Des Moines
Fred M. Michael
Master Painters and Decorators’ Organization
Master, Painters and Decorators
Greater
YWCA Vocational Conference Urges Self Discovery For Girls
175 high school and junior girls attend the YWCA parlors fall day for the second annual vocational conference. Speakers emphasize discovering oneself through work, education, and service with talks on dietetics, librarianship, medicine, salesmanship, and social welfare.
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Marie Leonard
Coe College
Misa Leonard
Michael Angelo
Edgar Guest
Iand
T. J. McManus
Miss Maria Brace
Miss Brace
James Russell Lowell
T Alice Freeman Palmer
Wellesley College
Miss Palmar
Colege
Lillie Arnett
Tne
Margaret Evans
D. P. Gaylor
Public Health Bureau
Blanche Stewart
Obituaries From Waterloo Area List Multiple Deaths
Mrs. Caroline Wood of Charles City dies at 4 p m age 101. She is survived by son R D Wood and daughter Mrs Loveall. Funeral at 4 p m Sunday in Charles City then burial in Freeport. Mrs. G A Clark dies in San Francisco while visiting her daughter Mrs T M McNall. Mrs. Anna Gindt dies. funeral at St Marys Church and Calvary Cemetery burial. John Gindt noted as survivor in errata. Miss Alice Fox dies at St Francis Hospital. funeral Friday at First M E with burial Elmwood.
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Whittier
Pearl Aiken
Henry Hoffman
John Munson
Meats Hoffman
Caroline Wooud
Caroline Wood
Russell Loveall
Fourth Street
R. J Wood
Charles City
Loveall
Rs. Wood
Freeport
G. A. Clark
T. M. McNall
Fourth Street East
San Francisco
Irving Clark
Waterloo
Clark
Anna Aindt
St. Mary's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Alice ‘Fox
Alice Fox
St. Francis Hospital
M. E
F. W. Gourt
Elmwood
City Military Camps Open This Summer
United Press reports civilian military camps for men up to 35 will be held nationwide this summer. Nine camps are planned to open about August first. Attendance costs, including travel, will be paid by the government.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Waterloo Public Libraries See Book Circulation Rise
A 1926 Waterloo public library folder reports total book circulation of 213 438 for 1926 across main buildings and stations, a 9 percent increase over the prior year, with 33 922 books in library stock and 3 472 new volumes added. The system operates 19 stations plus main buildings, with 15 staff, and a total expenditure of 31 627.19, funded mainly by city taxes.
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Waterloo Public Libraries
Public Library Trustees
Waterloo
Carnegie Library
Gallowey Club
Joun Fiske School
Linden Station
Lowell School
Washington School
Washington Irving
Presbyterian Hospital
Y. M
A. U Library
Ught
Maria.c. Brace
Florence Tate
Hazel Boeker
Motor Club's Glass Patrol Car Aims to Make Streets Safer
Waterloo reports the Motor club unveils a Cadillac Glass Patrol car donated by C. A. Morris. The vehicle will patrol daily removing glass and tire hazards, with Little cost to the club due to free tires and gas offers. Community sponsors include York Tire service and Central Battery Service.
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Waterloo Motor Club
C. A. Morris
Morris Motor Car Company
Motor Club
York Tire Service
Central Battery Service Company
Waterloo Motor Cinch
Morris Motor Car Co
Fish Sign Company
Bartles-Shepherd Company
Civil Service Firemen and Police Exam Notice
A civil service exam for fire department and police positions will be held at W. P. Tensen First National Bank building on Monday at 11 a.m. Applications and further details were published by Ray Tiller. The notice also mentions a transit timetable and a salary figure for the lord chief justice of England.
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W. P. Tensen
First National Bank
Fire Department
Ray Tiller
Rotary and civic talks fill Waterloo luncheon week
Rotarians hear Northcott on the Y M C A at Black's tearoom Monday with a report on Rotary office candidates after last week's primary. Waterloo realtors discuss business concerns at Greater Waterloo Association meeting. Kiwanis and Spokesmen clubs schedule talks. A debate on style changes as a conservative measure is planned with Attstadt and Hoxis. Linden Line schedules and a note on Heligoland lighthouse candlepower.
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W. N. Northcott
State Secretar
Rotary Club
Black
Y. MC. A
Rotary
Miller-Liebty Army
Waterloo Realtors
Greater Waterloo Association
Kiwanis Club
Northcott
Black's
Fred Northey
Black's __ tearoom
H. A. Boysen
Charles Attstadt
Ralph Hoxis
L. Jones
William Langlas
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Society News
William Straver
H.C. Gutkmechi
S.J. Strayer
Hudson
W. F. Thompson
Pam Strayer
E. Strayer
Emma Strayer
David Harrison
Jennie Harrison
Waterroo
Woman's Club
Carl Sandburg
F. L. Marquis
Joseph Hergesheimer
Linda Condon
W. D. Ives
Ralph Wilhelm Bergengren
Ella Williams
E. A. Boggs
Fine Arts Department
Bre
Leo Lauper
BR. & PW
Myrtle Barr
Po- Heemztron
Business & Professional Women's Club
Gateway Social Union
A. H. Adams
D. Ju. Gretzinger
A.G. Prosser
T Company
Dwight Bowers
M. A. Peterson
Ed Bowers
Maury Melrose
D. A. Th
Miss Maude Cass
Mary Melrose
Mullen Avenue West
Grinnell
Board of Management
Mary Jane Howard
Lttle
Christ
Christ Church
Armory
J. A. Gary
Jennie Adams
A. J. Busby
Rgt
Valentine's Studio
Prj
A. A. Hoffzmann
F. M. Scane
J. Levingston
Contessa
Hawkeye Oil Company
Grace E. Whitmore
Walnut Street Baptist—Alpha. Philathea
C. F. Glockner Mondey
Business Girls
Clarence Briden
P. EB. O
J. E. Bragdon
A. A. Hungerford
Mars
Venus
Bire
Ida Stafford
M_ Wallace
Thomas ‘Wells
St. Joseph's
Rosary Society
Our Lady of Vietory Academy
Ruth Cameron
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Helen
Sandman Story
Mes. F. A Walker
Mr. Man
Miriam Borloguue
Ator
Women of
Sacred Heart Church
H. O. Bernbrook
Father McMahon
James Murphy
Detla Tritz
Joe Averill
Paul Bergen
Dick Bennett
Tourn Hedding
Grace Simons
Mmes
John Fitzgerald
Tom Fitzgerald
Ralph Martin
Tritz
Gleason
Huston
L. J. McGarvey
Gorman Strudel
Connolly
Mame Egan
Rita Tvritz
China
Migs Ruth Maxowan
Mary Stewart
Vocationals Conference
United States
Fred S. Pettit
Mourituart
C. A. Clark
Anna Ginde
4Th
Lafayette
Linden
England
Sacred Heart Hall
Satan
Lafzye
Éna
Ather Eal Tigh
Ilenthous
Heligoland
St. Mary’s Social
Bartett's Orchestra
Peavey's Orchestra
Desi
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Ween Aeeese
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