Waterloo Woman's Club Receives Historic Brass Knocker
A brass door knocker with royal and historic echoes was presented to the Waterloo Woman's Club, once used on a nobleman’s home in Trinity and tied to Waterloo’s social memory. Decorators finish interiors as Japanese lanterns and furnishings arrive. members prepare for a biennial federation convention and club elections.
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Traty
Waterloo
Waterloo Woman's Club
Sunnyside Country Club
Alfred Longley
Hve
Marionettes to stage two plays in town appearance
Tony Sarg's Marionettes present Yon Quixote in the evening and Big Man Winkle in the afternoon on Tuesday April 1 at the Concret-Sational church. Vehicles chosen to suit attendees. Quixote recalls childhood reads. adults will view marionette art. Also notes upcoming nuptials of Yor Tride Fleet Willms Nellie Jensen and related parties.
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Tony Sarg
Big Man Winkle
Nellie Jensen
William Welk
J. C. Jensen
Paul Davis Company
Relnteck
Jensen Hone
Beauty Chats on Food Values and Diet Advice
Edna Kent Forbes discourses on food as fuel, calorie science, and early diet experiments. She cautions against simplistic substitutes, notes animal protein via gelatin limits, and advises gardening produce, fresh milk, fruit, and moderation to ensure vitamins and amino acids for nourishment.
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Science
Side Talks on Fashion Freedom and Distinctive Dressing
Ruth Cameron discusses evolving women’s fashion, rejecting a single dictatorial style. She notes varied hats and silhouettes in the East, the rise of line over color, and the value of well-cut frocks that flatter figures. Distinctive, practical dressing becomes a lasting trend.
Waterloo Alumnae Luncheon for Sorority Chapter
Waterloo alumnae hosted a 1 pm luncheon in Black’s tearoom for Phi Omega Pi’s Eta chapter from Jowa State Teachers College. Yellow and white decor, 20 covers, talks from chapter presidents and guests, conclave plans for Estes Park, Calo, plus Rebekah program notes and campus birthdays and social events.
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Waterloo
Phi Omega Pi Sorority
Eta
Jowsa State Teachers College
Clara
Orange Towne
Loustijpereass
Edward Dahl
Lewis Begeman
Satlerg
ST. C
Janes Kospers
Winterton
Estes Park
Calo
Walnut Street Baptist youth class social at McCowen home
Mr and Mrs Harry McCowen hosted 35 Walnut Street Baptist Young People's class members for a business and social meeting last evening. Mr McCowan sang and Mrs R N Mac Donald played wirelele numbers. After games, refreshments were served with help from Mr and Mrs Will Beck and Mr and Mrs Alva Annen. Nineteen members of Galloway Social union attended yesterday at Northminster Presbyterian church for the regular meeting. Mmes Charles Smith L C Buhman and FLW Dack were received.
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Jamie Daley
Halger Christensen
Elna Christensen
Roso McCord
Anna Armstrong
Jesse Geertsen
Dora Dietz
Harry McCowen
Walnut Street Baptist
McCowan
R. N. MacDonald
Will Beck
Alva AnNen
Galloway Social Union
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Mmes
Charles Smith
L. C. Buh- Mian
Flw
Dack
Miss Bob White charm leads Waterloo theatre musical comedy
Charming music and an experienced cast prepare for two Waterloo performances of Miss Bob White under St Marys Social club at Waterloo theatre. Final dress rehearsal is Sunday at 9 pm directed by Joseph O Brien of John B Rogers Producing Company.
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Bob White
St. Mary's Social Club
Waterloo Theatre
Joseph O'Brian
John B. Rogers
Waterloo
Aliee Brown Shores
Margaret Connelly
Phyllis
Brethren Fellowship Plans May Meeting Schedule
Committee chairmen named for program finance membership and flower duties. Parcel post schedule announced for May 1 meeting. First Brethren Fellowship class plus monthly church parlors gathering after pleate supper at 6:26 with planned entertainment.
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A. Dudley
John Yeoman
Paul Gessler
K. D. Moore
First Brethren
Club Notes Names Elected At Ida Maeclib Meeting
Mrs. I L Benedict will entertain Happy Hour club at a 1 o'clock luncheon at her home Tuesday. Mrs. George Forrester was elected president and Mrs. B De Wald secretary treasurer when Ida Maeclib met with Mrs. Mary Orine yesterday afternoon. Music helped to pass the time. Mrs. E B Lashbrook helped the hostess to serve.
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Mrs. I. L. Benedict
Happy Hour Club
George Forrester
B. de Wald
Ida Maeclib
Mary Orine
E. B. Lashbrook
Wrong Man Is Listed as Victim of Wreck
Reports misidentified Frank E. Adams of 300 Oakland Avenue as injured in the Great Western wreck at Marshalltown. In fact F. B. Adams, a Langfeld Candy Co traveling salesman, rode the train. Wire notices led to the error and the train passenger had recently moved from Waterloo to Charities City, not listed in the directory.
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Frank E. Adams
Oakland Avenue
Marshalltown
F. B. Adams
Langfeld, Candy Company
Mr. Adams
Waterloo
Charlies City
April Showers Aid May Blooming Season
Waterloo weather notes a light .07 inch rainfall by official observer Ralph B. Shippy as overcast skies persist. The day featured mild, agreeable spring conditions with crowded streets and a high of 48 degrees and a low near 34, though the pleasant spell is expected to be brief.
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Ralph B. Shippy
Waterloo
How to Select Tibhhons Ribbon Tips for Economy and Durability
This guide explains ribbon weaving types from tabby taffeta and satin to double-faced satin and velvet. It notes weighting and sizing affect wear, explains warp and weft colors, picks per inch, and why satin catches. It warns against cheap prints and stresses selecting strong silk threads and standard widths up to No 12.
Iowa Tonight Forecast Promises Rain And Wind
An official Iowa forecast indicates tonight will bring more rain with strong shifting winds. The report also notes that tomorrow will be fair but cold.
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Iowa
Gladbrook Woman Injured in Waterloo Auto Crash
Cedar Falls April 7 Mrs G T McDowell of Gladbrook Iowa formerly Joyce Downs of this city suffered a fractured arm and other injuries when struck by an automobile at Waterloo Thursday She was taken to Presbytere hospital on arrival. The piece notes she is 24 and mentions India life duration trivia.
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Wt, Atkinson
Mine Arts Departement
Gladbrook
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
G. T. McDowell
Joyce Downs
Presbyterean Hospital
Radio Will Garry Rotary Program Broadcast Starts Luncheon Club Talk
A new Rotary program will be aired across Iowa and surrounding states through WRAN Black Hawk Electric on 360 meters at 8 30 PM. Roy Shoemaker will speak on Sparks from the Rotary Wheel along with music from the Iowa State Teachers College glee club quartet and other performances. The luncheon club Water loo Rotary will be featured with officers elected at the Monday noon meeting and W Y Sibert of Sibert's White Laundry addressing members on the laundry business.
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Iawa
Rotary
Waterloo Rotary
Wran
Black Hawk Electric Company
Roy Shoemaker
Fiano
Plerott
Cyril Scott
Amiss Marton Tyron Ransler
Sparks
Roy Sheamaker
Iowa
State Teachers Colleges Glee Club
Fener
the Cottonwood
Cadman
Marshall
Henry Iblings
W. Y. Sibert
Sibert
White Laundry Company
Girls of East High Please with Stunts
A large audience watched East High girls perform in gymnasium stunts under instructor Misa Mary Freeman. The event featured rope climbs, apparatus work, calisthenics, folk dances such as Varsovienne and Clapdance, and concluded with a basketball game in which the freshman sophomore team won decisively.
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East High
Misa Mary Freeman
Boy Forger Released to Father's Care in Iowa Case
Clyde Jackson of Winthrop Iowa, accused of forging two checks to buy clothes in Waterloo, is under 18 and ill with Bright's disease. Municipal Judge postponed the hearing to September 24 after Jackson’s father pledged $500 to secure his appearance. Witness Cecil Uthe, 14, returned home. Adagi E. Shilling, in military uniform, arraigned for forged checks and continued to Monday for trial.
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Clyde Jackson
Winthrop
Waterloo
OB. Courtright
Jude
Municipal Court
Ae J. D. Jackson
Clyde
Bright
Cecil Uthe
Jackson
Adagi E. Shilling
J. 5
Roth
John G. Miller
Shilling
Boys Held for Juvenile Court After Cow Shot
Two boys were seen with guns near 1003 Rebel Avenue where a milk cow owned by Daniel LeFerce was shot late yesterday. The cow suffered a bullet wound to the foot and another through the abdomen as police arrested the youths this morning. A window was shattered by a bullet. the pair deny intent to harm. The case goes to juvenile court for processing.
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Daniel LeFerce
Rebel Avenue
Assistant Examiners Sought for Patent Office in Washington
Civil service tests for assistant patent examiners will be conducted in April and May per the local civil service board. Congress authorized the patent office to add 43 assistant examiners, signaling expanding hiring and potential growth in the nation’s inventive capacity.
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Civil Service
Civil Service Board
Congress
Patent Office
Washington
Patent Office Training Needs and Salary Range Mentioned
The article notes that applicants must have training in physics, mechanics, chemistry, or engineering and that entry salary is $1,740 per year with promotions up to $3,900. It emphasizes the need for the force to stay current with patent applications.
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Bentrance Safery
Ex-Soldiers May Reinstate Their Risk Insurance
Four hundred thousand veterans in Missouri Iowa Kansas and Nebraska have allowed their war risk insurance to lapse since discharge. The U S veterans bureau begins a systematic drive to reinstate this insurance with 100 specially trained officers and coordinated participation from Red Cross chapters American Legion posts and other groups. Free medical exams are offered at 12 district suboffices and insurance cashiers operate in St Louis Omaha and Kansas City. The goal for April is ten million dollars of life insurance reinstated.
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Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Red Cross
American Legion Posts
Veterans
Bureau
St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
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Stove caused small blaze at 518 Jefferson street
Fire alarms reported a gas stove starting a small fire at the home of Company A. Braden, 518 Jefferson Street, at 7 o'clock yesterday. Firemen responded with hand pumps, and damage was slight.
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Co. A. Braden
Jefferson Street
Ayrelly House Dress 4054 Pattern Advertisement
Figured percale shown with white linen collar used for string girdle. Styles suit crepe, glughain, new prints and fabrics. Skirt finish options include straight or shaped hem. Tie width 26-5 yards, plaits extended. Pattern in 7 sizes from 38 to 48 inch bust. Materials and collar contrasting fabric yardage listed. Mail pattern for 15¢. send 12¢ for the SPRING and SUMMER 1923 BOOK OF FASH NS.
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Ayrelly House
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