Waterloo Woman's Club Names Officers For New Year
Officers elected at a Friday club session include Mrs. J. P outs as chairman Mrs K C Menges as chairman and Mrs Co L Ostrander as secretary A plan for next year’s program includes committees and reports on public nuisances garbage cleanup and movie censorship The club also notes annual meetings for Ramanca Language and Library departments and a luncheon precedes the literary gathering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterlcao
Woman's Lab
J. P
Outs
Irs
We H. Langlas
Amusement Board of Review
A. Boggs
A. A. Zimerman
Hague Conavencos
League of Nations
Zimmerian
Lub
Ramanca Language and Library
Afrs
J. A. Bown
J. T. Sullivan
IH. J. Boysen
W. J. Johan
Strs
Iowa
Ord Dunsany
Easter Cantata at First Baptist Pleases Audience
The Easter cantata The Messagerom the Crogs was performed at First Baptist Church on a Friday evening before a packed house. Led by FE B Dimmermann, the program featured solos, trios, quartets, and a full chorus with Miss Mildred Wittick and M. T. Lay earning strong praise for soprano and baritone roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
T. Lay
Clyde Davis
Mildred Wittick
B. Dimmermann
M. T. Lay
Christ
Lspartavith
Miss Wittick
Miss Mae Wangler to Be Honored at Social Functions
Miss Mae Wangler daughter of Mr and Mrs H C Wangler will wed Clifford G Schultz in Tampa Florida Tuesday evening. Mrs W F Schultz of Minneapolis arrives Sunday to host a luncheon for 24 at Hotel Russell Lamson followed by a reception that evening. Womens Christian Temperance Union members meet in regular session in the W C A parlors Tuesday afternoon as part of related social events. Special music is planned and the thimblebes event has been postponed.
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Mae Wangler
Mae Wangier
Mis
H.C. Wangler
Clifford G. Schultz
Tampa
Fla
W. F. Schultz
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Russell-Lamson
Bart Londen
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Memorial Hall
A. 8. Grant
Waterloo Woman's Club
Robert Watterson
RL OG. Tayley
Roo. Addington
Beauty tips for working girls nails and hands care
A healthily detailed guide advises daily hand and nail care for working women and housewives alike. Steps include washing and brushing nails, pushing back cuticles, buffing, using cream, and avoiding biting with bitter finishes. It notes home care over salon remedies, plus stain remedies and glove protection.
Side Talks on the Old Look in Women
A reminiscence discusses the elusive “old look” in women past youth. The narrator notes Lucille appears unchanged yet different in subtle traits, suggesting youth fades not just by wrinkles but by a softer contour and tenderness. The essay argues the look is strongest on women who fought middle age and kept care and contrast intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille
Rer
Louise Winter Sings in Chicago Recital at Festival
Lyric soprano Louise Winter of Chicago will perform in a three day spring musical festival at First Methodist church on April 21 23 and 23 CaL bart Scholin directs. Last year audiences noted her clear enunciation precise pitch and engaging personality. She is daughter of John J Hattstaedt president of the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise. Winter
Chicago
First Methodist Church
CaLbart Scholin
John J. Hattstaedt
American Conservatory of Music
Alcott and Lincoln PTAs elect officers and plan annual meetings
Alcott and Lincoln PTAs to elect officers at 7 30 Tuesday evening in their buildings with programs. Lincoln features readings vocal solos by Mrs Clinton I Smith and a Rev Clinton Smith tale. Alcott program includes community singing led by Roy Gilfillan and musical numbers by Miss Helen O Leary. Mrs B J Howrey to speak on Our Schools.
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Alcott
Lincoln
Lincoln School
Clinton I. Smith
Clinton
Smith
Roy Gilfillan
Elen O'Leary
May Lewis
Clifford Hutton
B. J. Howrey
W. G. Wahl
Chaiman
D A R To Mark Oldest House In May Ceremony
D A R will mark the Mullan home on Falls avenue as the oldest house with a May ceremony in Water Ino. Waterloo D A R members will lead the event with Mrs John Gwynne overseeing arrangements. Beulah Nash named page for continental congress in Washington. Mary Melrose chapter plans an afternoon meeting with travel talk and conservation paper.
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Mullan
Falls Avenue
Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
John Gwynne
W. C
Mary Melrose
Caeteria al
Minnie Crippen
W.N. Birdsall
Des Moines
A. G. Sawyer
Clara Sawyer
J. C. Hartman
J. W. Kubrke
W. R. Cole
Winnie Stevens
Russell-Lam
Black’s
A. McQuown
J. ©. Jensen
Howard Burr
W. N. Birdsall
Missionary Susan Orvis to Speak at Church Dinner
Miss Susan Orvis returns from Turkey to address members of the Evening Department of the Woman's Organization at First Congregational Church. The regular dinner session will be held Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Maude Pore and one dinner will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Orvis
Turkey
Woman’s Organization
First Congregational Church
Maude Pore
Club Notes Show Hostess and Groups Gather
Mrs William Watters was hostess to T. G. FP club yesterday for the social hour. Mrs A N Gleason attended as a club visitor and was served by Mrs A W Upton. Effie Mitchell entertained L F D club Thursday with a grab bag, ten members and seven guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Watters
T. G. FP
A. N. Gleason
A. W. Upton
Effie Mitchell
L. F. D. Club
Waterloo and nearby notes fill city in brief
Local items report Easter visitors Horace Van Metre and Maurice Van Metre from Fort Dodge and Des Moines, a Ford coupe stolen on Denver street, and probate actions for the will of William Watkins. Post office stamps, a rubbish fire, and highway essay contest news appear alongside divorce action by Florence Hayward and other notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace van Metre
Fort Dodge
Maurice van Metre
Des Moines
Norman Frater
Jennie Flater
A. A. Lyons
Denver Street
William Watkins
Jena
F. E
Watkins
Waterloo
Sioux City
Gnagry
Gnagy
Former Iowa Girl Rubert Rises in Beauty Contests
Margarette Isadore Rubert daughter of G L Rubert and grandchild of D Rubert from Waterloo and Jesup gained early fame when Rodolph Valentino named her prettiest girl in Minnesota. She placed well in New York contests, declined a Ziegfeld Follies crown contract to finish high school, and plans to enter the University of Minnesota to study arts and aquatic work. She recently appeared at Majestic theatre in La Crosse Wisconsin and was slated to tour with Valentino’s company for six months.
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Margarette Isadore Rubert
G. L. Rubert
Waterloo
David Rubert
Jjesup
Owas
Rodolph Valentino
Minnesota
New York City
Majestic Theatre
la Crosse
Wis
Valentino Company
Robert
New York
University of Minnesota
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Scramble of Mixed Clues and Notes
Puzzle fragment lists scattered clues and word fragments from a crossword, mentioning various topics and mixed language hints. It shows entries like Egyptian privet and Russian relish with garbled counts, plus notes on a missing answer and a partial clue set.
Army Instructors Set for Des Moines Civilians Camp
Two battalions of Regular Army will instruct civilians at the August citizens training camp in Des Moines. The Third Infantry Fort Snelling and Seventeenth Infantry Fort Brooke will train youths, with an expected record turnout. Courses include infantry artillery and cavalry.
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Regular Army
Citizens' i
Fort
Ward
C. Greenup
Youngs
War Department
Third Infantry
Fort Snelling
Minn
Fort Brooky Xeb
Fort Des Moines
Towa
Waterloo physicians join European medical tour
Waterloo physicians receive invitations to join a medical education tour of Europe organized by the Interstate Medical Board. Dr. J. E. O Keefe serves on the executive committee as about 100 American doctors travel from Chicago on May 17.
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Waterloo
Europe
Interstate Medical Pas Graduate Assembly
J. E. O'Keefe
Chicago
Canada
Jarawara
London
Dublin
Belfast
Edinburgd
Paris
European
Stullatow
Junior Crossword Puzzle Keys and Clues
The puzzle provides across and down word clues with the first word shown in the drawing. Across clues include Word 1 in the picture Word 4 used in making bread Word 5 an ocean-going steam ship. Down clues include Word 1 Ringley Word 2 a pipe for carrying off waste water Word 3 a small brown furred webbed animal that lives on fish.
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Ringley
Abe Martin Henry Mopps New Deputy Constable
Abe Martin Henry Mopps, the new assistant deputy constable, recalls his rise from a used Ford to his current enviable post. He notes a marked difference between how a girl stacks up and acts up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry -Mopps
Petition to Contest Probate of Elizabeth Geiert Estate
A petition to set aside the probate of Elizabeth Geiert’s estate was filed by PL EL Ritz for Tracy Burk Mary Gartho Frank Geier and Elizabeth Keiehhert. Defendants are Ann Geier Anton Geier and Ann Geier administratrix. The filing alleges undue influence and cites a troubling context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Geiert
PL EL Ritz
Tracy Burk
Mary Gartho
Frank Geier
Elizabeth Keiehhert
Ann Geier
Anton Geier
Gas tax on Iowa gasoline takes effect after Thursday
State officials warn motorists will pay an additional two cents per gallon for 90 days starting after next Thursday. Retailers will collect the tax separately and keep schedules unchanged. Opinions vary on pre tax stocking, with stations noting unusual sales today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Mrs C B Knowles Dies in Sioux City Funeral in Old Waterloo Cemetery
Imma Bailey born Jan 17 1870 in Spring Creek township near Le Porte City died of heart disease at Sioux City hospital April 7. She married Dr C B Knowles Oct 14 1891, lived in Glenwood Porte City Des Moines Potahoutas then Sioux City. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs H Johnson and Mrs L G Gray a son J W Knowles and three Bailey siblings. Funeral Thursday with services by First Methodist and Woman's Relief Corps, interment in Old Waterloo Cemetery.
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Imma Bailey
Spring Creek Township
Wack Hawk County
le Porte City
C. B. Knowles
Sioux City Hospital
Co. B.knowles
Knowles
Glenwood
Porte City
Des Moines
Potahoutas
Sioux City
Kansas City
George Arduser
Cedar Rapids
A.L. Seaman
First Methodist Church
Woman's Relief Corps
Gan
Hancock Post
Minerva Rebekah
Boy Scout Troop No 8 Leads In Efficiency
Troop No 8 leads the efficiency contest with an average 109 points per day in March, according to a report by Arthur F. Jury. Troop No 15 ranks second, Troop No 4 third, with several other troops listed and noting that Troops 4 and 6 are new Catholic groups with lower scores due to participation.
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Arthur F. Jury
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Civic Dept
Waterloo Dance Club
Tha Fat
Marty
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Lafay
First Baptist
Acille
Louise Winter
Mr., Winter
Alcott and Lincoln PT. A’s
Winifred Clare Garvin
Floyd Peterson
Buena Memorial Presbyterian Church
Peterson
First Trust and Savings ‘Bank
Rock Island & Pacific
New York Central
da Salle Street
Frank G. Garvin
Wolcott
Ind
Edison P.T. A
Sai
Fourth Street
Church News
Buchanan's
Joe Whittier
Celled
Evenice
Donald Leonard
Robert Waite
Witners
Florence JE. Hayward
Lenny Hayward
Independence
Eir
Roger W. Huntington
George R. Huntington
Watervilla W
Waterville Times
H Huntington
Leonard Land Company
Glendive
Mont
J. T. Muldoon
Montana
Marjoria Lansing
J. W. Gwynne
Sizi
Daily Cross
Hovize
Albany
Ayo
Peetle &S
Esterdas
Yee
Abe Martin
Parale
Soif Tiein
Ax. GQ
Warster
Henry C. Wanster
Hatwkeye Oil Company
Wurster
Ilinois Line
Illinois
Old Waterloo
BOY Scout
Sibert
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