Speaker to open Booval meeting at Waterloo club
Ming Mary D Haight head of Bartlett hall at State Teachers College will speak at the Booval Home and Education department meeting in Waterloo Tuesday afternoon. Her topic compares Iroquois and American foods based on a continental tour. Luncheon at Black's tearoom at 12 30 with reservations by Monday evening.
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Ming Mary D. Haight
Bartlett Hall
Town’ State Teachers College
Home and Education Department
Waterloo
Wotoan
Miss Haight
Black
George F. Soelesa
Cedar Is
Miss Height
Ceder Rapids
Beauty Chats By Edna Bent Forbes Rainy Day Style
Edna Bent Forbes argues rainy days can be cheerful with colorful accessories. She suggests blue and red umbrellas, bright hats and leather or lacquered rain gear, and notes hair care tips while recommending cheerful personal grooming despite wet weather.
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Beauty
Edna Bent Forbes
Side Talks on Words People Hate and Their Pet Antipathies
A reader sharing Ruth Cameron's discussion of hated sounds and words. The piece lists terms like swell ton y hubby wifle and phrases for money, noting their perceived cheapness and discomfort. It invites readers to submit more words and join a future symposium.
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Tony
Melio
George Ade
Club Notes Highlight Local Luncheons and Socials
Bea Frank Harris hosted a 1 pm luncheon at Black's tearoom for Petrova clubwomen with favors to Mrs. M. D. Brown and Mrs. James Bailey and guest Mrs. Anna Kruse. J. E. Morehead hosted a 6 pm luncheon for J. C. club at Black's tearoom. centerpiece American Beauty roses and a line j party followed. Double Four club held a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. George Postel with Mrs. Frank Stone. Good Luck club welcomed new members Mrs. Clyde Ludwig and Mrs. D. C. Haley at a 4 pm luncheon at Kretz's cate.
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Bea
Frank Harris
Petrova
Black
M.D. Brown
James Bailey
Anna Kruse
J. E. Morehead
J. C. Club
American Beauty Roses
Morehead
FR. S. Liner
I 'Ossee
Double Four Club
George Postel
Frank Stone
Clyde Ludwig
D. C. Haley
Kretz
Cate
Biennial Committees Named For Iowa Federation Meeting
Committees for the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs biennial convention in Waterloo during the week of May 22 have been appointed. Mrs. B. Howrey chairs the Biennial board with officers and many Waterloo club members preparing entertainment, transportation, badges, publicity, refreshments, and hospitality duties.
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Lowa
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Waterloo
Woman's Club
Mra
G. W. Nauman
Su Wonlen
Bragdon
EL T Alford
Dan Mines
C. W. Chapman
F. J, McChinney
FR G
Fock
Mes
Hal Boiled
Mani Mmsa
J.D. Easton
Ira Koda
D. O'Harrow
C.F Zimmoreman
CR Ransler
Funk Colford, Jr
Robart Parrott
J. Hidenour
Ene Boles
Jean Birdsall
Hazel Ett Brhibit
J. Atkinson
Mmes
L. Corton
M. B. Cleveland
W. Powers
WF. Pars Trott
A. G. Sawyer
C.E. Howard
Simoes Marin C. Brace
Manetta Bell
Bid Downing
Ushers
Jackson
C. W. Kirkpatrick
A. McManus
Predit
Miller
Mias
Bertha Stiles
J. G. McAlvin
Mimes
How Dressings Give Cloth Finishes Its Look
The article explains cloth finishing through dressings like starches gums fats and minerals to alter stiffness weight gloss and softness. It covers methods such as calendaring beetling and hot-roller drying, noting these finishes are mostly temporary but enhance fabric beauty until wear or washing wears them away.
BE A W club gathering honors Mrs Charles Bailey
Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Charles Hall home BE A W club members gathered to honor Mrs. Charles Bailey of Chicago. Games and puzzles filled the time while Mrs. John Mead hosted and served dinner with help from Mrs. Anna Sanberg.
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John Mead
BE. A. W. Club
Charles Bailey
Chicago
Anna Sanberg
St Mark's Guild Luncheon Ends With Short Session
Mrs James T Knapp hosted St Mark's Altar guild luncheon at 1 pm Thursday in Black's tearoom. Eighteen First Presbyterian Phi Latheans with Miss Rowena Weller as guest visited Miss Margaret Black's home, Miss Hattie Buettner assisting. Ethel Miller won a contest. The group served refreshments. Nearby, 53 Ladies' guild members hosted by Dr George W Hinkie planned a white elephant sale for May and enjoyed afternoon refreshments served by Nelle Green and Mrs E F Stevenson with several assistants.
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James T. Knapp
St. Mark’s Altar Guild
Black's Tearoom
First Presbyterian Philatheans
Rowena Weller
Margaret Black
Hattie Buettner
Ethel Miller
George W. Hinkie
Cleveland
Christ Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Guild
David §. Ramage
Nelle Green
E. F.” Stevenson
Mmes. M. B. Cleveland
W. J. Banks
J. J. Lynch
Burr Lichty
Gity in Brief Ad Notes Local Crimes and Visits
West end 4th St bridge building for experienced optical service. Harry T Wolfe, 140 Rhey street, is at St Francis hospital for diabetes. Mrs Daniel LeFores, 1003 Rebar Ave, seeks medical advice in Rochester MN. Trial jurors for March term excused for remainder of term. D J White of Delaware Lackawanna & Western in city meeting railroad officials. Mrs A R Markle confined to bed improving. Three traffic law violators posted $5 bonds. none appeared to defend. James Evans of Chicago visiting sister Mrs J G Hill. Auto shock absorbers stolen from O R Swanson. bicycle stolen from Floyd Meyers. Andrew Turney recovering after rusty wire pierced eye. Restoration of light planned. public library talks at 2:30 PM tomorrow with Miss Theresa Feyerelsen east library and Miss Ruth Fressin west. David Campbell of Grinnell, Ia in city jail for addiction to opium. arrestee attended by physicians. Roy Cook, Independence attorney, in Waterloo district court business. father J E Cook also a 1870 graduate of Iowa State Univ.
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Harry T. Wolfe
Rhey Street
St. Francis Hospital
Daniel LeFores
Rebar Avenue
Rochester
Minn
D.J. White
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railway
A. R. Markle
Jafferson
James Evans
Chicago’ Commission
J. G. Hill
J. S. Tuthill
O. R. Swanson
Third Street
Floyd Meyers
Hogle Street
Andrew Turney
Air
M. J. Turney
Watering Public Library
Theresa Feyerelsen
East Library
Ruth Fressin
West
David Campbell
Grinnel
Wiessud
E. Purmort
Veterans’ Bureau
Waterloo
Purmort
Unidentified Man Struck and Killed by Train
An unidentified man, about 30 to 35, was struck and killed by westbound Burlington Express No 25 on the Agency grade near Ottumwa at about 5 am. He stood about 5 feet 10 inches, had dark hair and a light complexion, wore gray trousers a dress shirt a gray sweater and a light hat. The name Alosius Bargmier appeared on his underwear.
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Ottumwa
Burlington Express
Alosius Bargmier
Gangster slain in car ambush near St Louis road
In St Louis on April 13 a new wave of gang violence left William J. Tabor, 19, described as an underworld figure and member of the Cuckoo Gang, shot by a comnanong in a car and dumped beside a country road. police report.
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St. Louis
William J. Tabor
Polles
Tabor
Cuckao
Camnanong
Friday Thirteenth Fails to Stir Waterloo. Police Report Quiet
Despite omens linked to Friday the thirteenth, Waterloo observers found the day uneventful. Third shift police noted a midnight to dawn patrol produced no disturbances while a motorcyclist crash caused minor injuries. No marriage licenses were issued by mid afternoon as couples avoided the bureau.
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Waterloo
Buck
John Cable
Wellington Street
Hardluck
John
White Youth Clay Beauty Claim Promises Timed Skin Rejuvenation
A promotional piece by Edna Wallace Hopper touts White Youth Clay and related products as age defying skin care. It claims 36 minutes to look up to ten years younger, with promises of rosy complexions, reduced wrinkles, and refined pores.
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Abla
Lana Cainty
Edna Wallace Hopper
Lucky Friday Thirteenth Mystery at Russell Lamson Shop
Local report notes a lucky day vibe at the Russell Lamson shop in Kaila as staff recount a busy Friday with 60 sales by 10 p m and no broken dishes. J L DeCamp from Prescott Minnesota lakes special refused to open the car to the public citing reluctance to rush. An employee calls the day unusually good despite odd claims of luck and a hastily told backstory about a double hoodie and a ducky star.
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Russell-Lamson
Kaila
Ie Cay
J. L. DeCamp
Prescott
Minnesota Lakes
Patterns Offered by Evening Courier for Dress Design
Waterl oo Evening Courier advertises obtaining up-to-date patterns for fashion design. Send to Fashion Department Waterloo enclosing 15 cents per pattern. Orders filled promptly and should arrive within ten days after mailing.
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Fashion “Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Stylish Dress In One Piece Style 4303
Fashion pattern description for a one piece dress with double breasted vest, options to roll collar, three sizes 6 18 and 20 years. Requires 1 4 yards of 40 inch fabric for size 18 with 23 4 yard width and plaits. Pattern mailed for 15 cents plus 22 cents for spring book.
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Spring & Furlmer
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