Society notes on convention and club events
Woman's Benefit association holds a two day state convention starting tomorrow with an open meeting to the public. Mrs Anna Gipson state commander and Mrs Alberta Droelle great commander will be welcomed with Waterlon guards. Addresses by leaders include Mrs Droelle and Mr Burger. Local clubs stage drills and musical numbers at Hotel Russell Lamsgow and Cedar review conducts patriotic service. A separate Natural Club meeting features Victor Herberts American Indian opera Natomer with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Benefit Association
Anna C. Gipson
Albarta ¥. Droelle
Waterlon
Stre
Hila Mark ‘Lea
Droelle
Frad Burger
Sir Heights
Era
Red Guarda
Hawkere Raview
Dea Moines
Hotel Russell-Lamsgow
Cedar Review
Bervica
Ana Mies Harriett Santee
Waterloo Review
Jean Dorothy Fergeman
Jeanette Pinkerton
Solo
Misa Walters
Capital City Review
Jeddrassen
Lee
Burger
Merla Witt
Victor Herbert
I. C. Altland
de Kaven
Witt
Informal Opening Planned for Waterlas Woman's Club
Mrs. C. M. Young chairs a committee to plan an informal opening for the Waterlas Woman's Club new home. The clubhouse should be ready by mid month with an at home planned. Nominations replace the old system, election set for April 27 at the clubhouse. The club will mail new constitutions and remove certain board member restrictions. A stag party by Phi Sigma Chibes follows Easter, with speakers from Iowa University and the Troubadour quartet performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Young
Waterlas Woman's Club
J. B. Bragdon
Jis
I. B. Ridenour
Phi Sigma Chibesgan
Bishop Cafeteria
Donald Graham
Farris Wood
Iowa University
Troubadour Quartet
Osage
Chicago
United States
Beauty Chat Advice From Edna Kent Forbes
Readers write in with hair and skin care questions. Advice covers hair tinting with peroxide, depilatories and shaving downsides, cleansing routines for blackheads, pore care, and the use of alum and creams for chapped lips and skin healing. Guidance mentions tonics, cleansing creams, cold water dabs, and consulting a dermatologist for nose reshaping considerations.
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Charles D
Pandora
Walter
Paul
Side Talks on Ruth Cameron and Life With Three Generations
A reflective column explores intergenerational tension in a family home, contrasting an aging matriarch who laments her long life with a frail relative who assumes imminent death. The piece cautions against pressuring youth and urges gentle, thoughtful handling of aging elders to preserve affection and harmony.
P E Os Honored With Tea At Club Convention
Delegates to the biennial Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs convention will be honored with a tea at the home of Mrs C O Barflett on Wednesday May 23 from 2 to 4 pm. Chapter committees and officers were announced, with preparations under way for the convention tea and social welfare efforts in Waterloo.
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Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
C. O. Barflett
H. B. Plumb
Ben
Sts
Sts Mesting With Airs, Harry Northey, Monday, Appointed Mmeg. Ira Rodmar
J. EB. Brinkman
Nathan Barber
Hugh van Pelt
J. A. Bown
Margery
Mmes
J. B. Cropper
Dina Robertson
Georges Garrattson
F. Simpson
Waterloo
Mary Cascaden
Mary Sedgewick
Alfred Mullan
W. W. Maresh
Harry Reed
Bella Harbin
J. C. Beem
C. O. Janson
Misa Maud Dudley
Mra
A. M. Place
Afra
George Nauman
Lucy Kimball
Mire
Walshaar
Misa Lillian Egle
Wang
Kathryn
Baptist Women to Hear Missions Rally With Mrs Goodman
Mrs H E Goodman national vice president of the American Baptist Woman's Foreign Missionary society will visit Waterloo and Cedar Valley churches, speaking at First Baptist and hosting events at Walnut Street church. The executive board meets at 10:30 a.m. with a luncheon, business session, and program through 2:30 p.m. A complimentary dinner for Mrs Goodman is at Black's tearoom 6 p.m. followed by an address at 7:30 p.m. with music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Goodman
Chicago
American Baptist Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Waterloo
Cedar Valley
First Baptist Church
Pirst
Burton Avenue
Women's Society
Walnut Street Church
Goodman
Good- Mar
Universalist Women to Meet Wednesday in New Church Home
Universalist women gather in the denomination's new church home for an all day sewing and kitchen shower. Attendees donate kitchen items, bring sandwiches, and a noon luncheon. Activities include hemming curtains and cleaning the house for the opening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Church
Universalist
Salt Varieties and Purity Highlighted for Flavor Mastery
The piece explains that salts vary in flavor and composition from table salt to butter salt and coarse varieties. Impurities and additives can alter taste, with tests suggested such as dissolving a salt tablet on the tongue to detect off flavors. It warns against using adulterated salts to preserve natural food flavors.
Easter party postponed by Lincolnville group plans
An Easter party planned by Linecoin echele has been postponed indefinitely. The program this evening features chat dancing for members and friends with the event starting at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odge
Linecoin Echele
Church Notes On Friendly Gatherings And Meetings
Union Congregational women hosted a party at Miss Marios artle s home with games and refreshments. Several church groups plan meetings this week including First Brethren Women s Home Missionary society at Mrs Lestar Miller s home Wednesday at 2 20 p m and North American Indian study led by Mrs Q R Brundage. The Young People s Society of First Lutheran, Trinity American Luther League, and First Presbyterian Woman s Working Association announce upcoming gatherings with hosts named. An all day meeting of women s societies is set at Grace Methodist Episcopal church parlor, with a lunch noon and a 2 15 session for box opening led by Mrs C L Huffman.
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Union Congregational Eon
Esthers
Marios Artle
Marie Morrow
Lestar Miller
First Brethren Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Har
Q. R. Brundage
Grace -Matholdist Episcopal Church
Woman's Foreign Mission Society
India
Wayne Shiek
E. L. Hostetler
H. A. Hawkins
Sadie’s Aid Society
Uite
Mre
C. L. Huffman
Forget-Me-Not Club Meet to View Old Photographs
The Forget-Me-Not club will meet with Mrs. John W. Ritze on Wednesday afternoon to share old photos. Wild Rose members attend as guests of Mrs. Carrie M. Shrove on Thursday with a noon picnic dinner. Mrs. Alvin Fox hosted N. H. of W. last evening, helped by sister Mrs. Robert Francis. Entre Nous club luncheon today in Black's tearoom served to 20. Climatene samples to be distributed in Waterloo this week.
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Cleveland
Forget
John W. Ritze
Wild Rose Club
Carrie MM. Shrove
Alvin Fox
N. H. of W
Robert Francis
M. J. Butterfield
Entre Nous Club
Black’s Tearoom
Waterloo
Fashion Plates of Other Days at Pythian Party
Knights of Pythias lodge No 89 and Pythian Sisters staged an old time sociable with 300 attendees in P clubrooms. Costumes recalled Revolutionary and Civil War eras with a hoop skirt wig and a grandmotherly wool dress. Prizes awarded for best Colonial attire and men’s Civil War outfit. mock wedding sparked laughs amid old time dances, games, spelling bee, and refreshments.
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Knights of
Pythias
Helmet Lodge
Sunny South
Ray Red
Dington
L. J. Templin
Prise
W. H. O8s
Harry Reed
Mr. Templin
W. T. Rose
Frank W. Esher
Red Cross Aided 29 New March Cases for Ex Soldiers
In March the local Red Cross aided 29 new ex soldier cases. The total carried over was 126, making 156. Relief to disabled service men and families totaled 146 dollars. Loan repayments brought in 346 dollars. Proceeds from the New Liberty case yielded a substantial sum. Twelve women served as cashiers. Compensation payments to ex-service men reached 1,600 dollars. Some soldiers filed for state bonus programs. Arthur Hartgraves studied poultrying at Ames and Claude Gottrell studied at Washington University in St. Louis.
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Red Cross
Mra
Georgeb. Worthen
Iowa
Arthur Hartgraves
Ames
Claude Gottrell
Washington University
St. Louis
Four Men and Girl Arrested Near Cedar Falls
Four men and a 20 year old girl were arrested in a schoolhouse four miles north of Cedar Falls on the Red Ball Road at 8 45 p m Saturday by Deputies F A Robinson and Ernia Baldwin. Only two were held and fined one for illegal transportation of liquor and one for illegal possession. Deputies brought the group and two cars to the county seat where they spent the night in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falla
Red Ball Road
F. A. Robinson
Ernia Baldwin
Waterloo to Have Isaak Walton League Chapter
Sportsmen of Black Hawk County banded together to form a Waterloo chapter of the Isaak Walton League of America. A committee collected 200 signatures, with 118 from Jack Canebeer, 40 from KR Hallowell, 38 from C A West, and about a dozen from Ernest Koepke. National and local dues were $2 and $1 respectively. A few residents declined, saying the league did not affect them personally, despite concerns over forests and streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Feld
Waterloo
Isaak Walton League of America
Claude Pettit
Osage
League
Chicago
Jack Casabeer
KR. Hallowell
C. A. West
Ernest
Herbert Koepke
Jack Canebeer
Harnest Koepke
I. C
April Weather Outlook Warns of Cloudy, Wet Month
The report notes a gloomy start to April with continual rain and absence of sunshine. Ralph B. Slippy records sixty four one hundredths of an inch of rain yesterday and predicts a cooler, less cloudy day ahead, continuing the damp pattern from the past two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Slippy
C F Green recalls 55 years in Waterloo and changes
C F Green longtime agent for Reins Insurance arrived in Waterloo with cousin Edwin Green. He recalls 1888 stage trips, hunting days near Cedar Rapids and diverse tales of passenger pigeons, horse thieves, and a bustling late 19th century life. The narrative shifts to a 1920s market survey noting rising prices, cautious optimism, and a sluggish bond market as growth broadens across industries.
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C. F. Green
Accident Department
The
Reins Insurance Company
Waterloo
Edwin Green
Lackawanna Ra Iway
New Jersey
Mr. Green
Raymond Town
Gal
David Wall
New York
Michigan
Cedar Rapids
Rochelle
Chicago
Vinton
Unem
Federal Reserve
Business Revival Shown in Waterloo Bank Survey
A survey of First National Bank of Waterloo shows strong business revival in February and March with industrial outputs near plant capacity. Railway traffic reached record figures with car loading averaging well over nine hundred.
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Waterloo Bank
First National Bank of Waterloo
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