Waterloo Woman's club sessions on police program and French civilization
Waterloo Woman's Club held two Friday sessions. Dr C F Ward discussed The Infercent French Civilization and how France shapes English speaking culture. Other speakers announced future programs on interior decorating and better movie standards, with letters supporting improved cinema. The club also pushed for police reforms and civil service for the police chief.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
Police Department
Nyic
C. F. Ward
State University of Iawa
France
Ward
America
W. H. Langlas
Civic Department
General Federation
Wrs
Boggs
Movie Censorship Committee
Wis H. Hays
National Films Corporation
Movement For
A. G. Sawyer
Trexant
Mary Melrose Thapter
Club
C. J. Rudolph
Moyes
D A R Program Honors Waterloo Pioneer Women
Waterloo chapter of the D A R hosted an after dinner program at Owenbach hotel featuring Mrs. R Crawther presenting papers on pioneer women linked to Waterloo club church and school life. Notables included Mrs. John Leavitt active in community affairs and Mrs. A J Edwards noted for early W C T U leadership and Willard Hall.
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Waterloo
R. Crawther
Leavitt
Ladies’ Seminary
Canadaigus
N. Y
Waterloo West
Evelyn McQuilkin
W. A. Lane
Misses Field
Prairie Home Academy
Park Avenues West
Wellington Street
Lydia Hinman
Frances Grout
Herbert Hoover
Catherine Herring
Bureau of Immigration For Women
Washington, D. C
Mmes
John Rock
C. F. Brown
Hugh van Pelt
C. H. Padargon
Eleanor Childs
Ida Edmunds
Beauty Chats and Hotel Diet Menus in a New York Hotel
A New York hotel tests a daily Special menu listing several diet plans for specific health needs. Diets cover intestinal irregularities, obesity, diabetes, hyperacidity, colitis, malnutrition, old age, and rheumatic conditions with meals designed by a diet specialist.
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New York
Executive Board of Iowa B. and P. W. Plans Convention
The executive board of Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs met to complete arrangements for the state convention at Davenport on May 26-27. They voted to present recommended changes to the constitution and to establish an state bulletin, with discussions on travel expense support for officers. The Davenport gathering will be hosted by three local clubs.
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Carrie Riley
Wheat
Mary Miller
L. &. Park
Riley
Nellie Entwisle
Iowa
Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Atute
Davenport
Helena Mitchell
Ethel Henry
Clinton
Miss Mitchell
Grace Beaton
Cedar
Gertrude Jenne
Mary Harner
Waterloo
Ihairman
Round Table
Davenport Teachers Club
Federation
Ure
W. D. Ives
Mitchell
Martha Zehetner
Dubuque
Tivoli Hall
Life Without the Printed Word by Ruth Cameron
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron reflects on books and reading through a trolley window scene. It imagines a world without magazines newspapers and novels, highlighting how printed words shape daily life, imagination, and personal solace beside a cozy fire.
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Ruth Cameron
Lfe
Post- Man
Nire Derean
World Ag
Emily
Dickinson
Elaborate Becker Chapter Dinner Dance Planned at Hotel Russell
Becker chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star plans a large dinner dance at Hotel Russell Lamson on Monday. Mrs. Howard B. Burr, worthy matron, heads committees for program, decorations, and dinner. Invitations extend to members and their husbands only.
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Becker Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Russell- Lamson Waster
Howard B. Burr
Burr
Elizabeth Wise
Frank Edwards
Wise
Fred A. Sporle
Mmes
Emma Krapfel
Jennie Ricker
Ella Loeffler
Clara Schoman
Eunice Bunker
Messrs
C. A. Morris
J. G. McAlvin
Paul Pitner
Victor Zeilhoefer
Reckless Driving Charged Against S. S. Hostetler
County attorney W R French filed reckless driving charges against S S Hostetler for a Rainbow drive collision. Complainant is Mrs Emma Wood. Hearing set for next Thursday afternoon. Hostetler released on bond.
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S. S. Hostetler
Rainbow Drive
W.R. French
Emma Wood
Hostetler
William Smith
J.H. Sharp
Sharp
Waterloo Cooking School to Begin This April
The Evening Courier announces a four day Waterloo cooking school starting Tuesday April 18 in the afternoon from 1 to 4 o clock. Miss Vera M Megowen, a Columbia trained home economics instructor with years of recipe work, will lead lectures illustrated by actual food prep and diet talks for adults, children and invalids. The free course promises practical kitchen skills and modern methods for homemakers in Waterloo.
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Waterlo
Courier
Waterloo Theatre
Vera M. Megowen
Evening Courier
Ladies of
Waterloo
Miss Megowen
Columbia University
New York
Department of Food Economics
Corn Products Refining Company
Thara
Bumpus By Clara Holmes
Martha at her blue berry cabin watches fire torn pines after a December gale. She consoles Bumpus her cat and resolves to act after learning Anne wronged her and persuaded Carlton Burny a tale she believes.
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Anne
Bumpus
Martha
Lina
Anne Grant
Bankville News
Carlton
Jupiter
Carlton Burny
Elite Dressmaking Parlors promotes dresses and gowns
Spring fashions inspire Elite Dressmaking Parlors offering new gowns and alterations. The shop at 4th Street, phone 1104, advertises a range of pretty gowns and restyling services to refresh old garments.
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B. 4Th St
Some Thief May Be Building Motorcar from Stolen Parts
An enterprising thief may be assembling an automobile from stolen components. J G Glaza of 200 Witty street reported a radiator stolen from his car. Later H G Steinbeck of Riis hotel reported theft of the motor meter extra tire and tire chains from his vehicle.
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J. GC. Glaza
Witty Street
H. G. Steinbeck
Riis
Two More Typhoid Cases Reported at Jensen Home
Two additional typhoid fever cases are reported to the city health department from 1727 Jefferson Street. Chris Jensen, 50, and his son Oswald, 18, are the victims. The illnesses are linked to shallow-well contamination in the area.
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City Health Department
Chris Jensen
Jefferson Street
Jensen
Oswald
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