Daughters of the American Revolution Install Memorial Markers
Mary Melrose chapter meets in Black's tearoom with thirty members placing a bronze tablet on Mrs Amanda Cook Elsworth’s grave in Elmwood cemetery to be unveiled on Memorial day. A marker will also honor Rachel Harding Orvis at Sumner Indiana on Flag Day June 14. The chapter plans National Forest Week tree planting at Allen Memorial hospital and pledges $100 to the Young Women’s Christian Association.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Black
Mary Melrose
Amanda Cook Elsworth
Elmwood Cemetery
Sumner
Rachel Harding Orvis
Samuel Harding
Winnie Stevens
National Forests
National Forest
Allen Memorial Hospital
F.L. Northey
M. C. Buck
H. E. Stoner
J. E. Sedgwick
Young Women's Christian Association
H.B. Lichty
Thomas Jefferson Wertenbacker
Cp. A. R
Lithty
Harriet
A. Cobb
Capt
Moody Cook
Continental “Memorial
Hali ‘Brary
Washington, D. C
Waterloo Woman's club hosts luncheon and talks
The Waterloo Woman's club education department plans a 1 o'clock luncheon Friday at Black's tearoom honoring Mrs. Tige Forest head of Iowa State Teachers College pre school department who will speak at the annual meeting at 2 30 in the club house Reservations may be made with Mrs. Gwynne or Mrs. Eickelberg Mrs. Forest will discuss the preschool movement Elections of officers will be held Hostesses include Mrs. John W. Wilson, J B Innes, John Wilhelm, A L Wheelock and W W L Northrop A musicale tea Sunday at the home of Mrs. Carl Bickley from 1 to 6 p m Yeomen lodge meets Friday at 4 30 p m Knights of Pythias hall adult members meet at 8 for business then dancing with Flycepiece Orchestra
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Department of
Waterloo Woman's ‘ Club
Black
Tige
Forest
Iowa
College
John
Gwynne
L. B. ‘Eickelberg
John. W. Wilson
J.B. Innes
John Wilhelm
Wheelock
LL. Northrup
Carl
Bickley
Club Notes and Luncheon Plans Posted
Tuesday Luncheon reported with Mrs Jake Myers Mrs George Uininger and Miss Lillian Smelser as guests. Next meeting set with Mrs Link White. Kum Chat Awhile to meet 12 30 p m tomorrow with Mrs E N Nelson. Golden Guard Club of W B A met last evening at Mrs E S Galbraith home with 13 members. A social time followed the business meeting and refreshments served. Card party planned at Moose hall Tuesday afternoon April 19.
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Jake ‘Myers
George Uininger
Lillian “Smelser
Link White
E.N. Nelson
Golden Guard ‘Club
E. S. Galbraith
E. L. ‘Stover
C. Stover
Frank Duke
Moose Hall
Waterloo chapter schedules weekly meetings and clubs
Tonight Waterloo chapter O EB fills Sonic hall with a fortnightly club led by Mr and Mrs Fred J Miller Homemakers course YY W A Board meets at W C A Qtterborn guild at Graves church Miss Maxine Kessler leads Thursday Afternoon at West Orange club all day Mrs Dan Myers Guncheon Bridge club Mrs L L Scholte Faithful Workers Mrs Charles Britzman Joyle club Mrs Jay Roberts N B club Mrs Arthur Mosher Eldeen club Mrs Bell Cornwell Temple Rebekah thimblebee Black Hawk T O O Fy hall Pandora club Mrs John White Thursday Evening Legion auxiliary visitors night Memorial hall
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Waterloo
O. EB
Westminster Philathea Guest Night Features ISU Teachers
Philathea class of Westminster Presbyterian church hosted its first guest night of the year with Corley Conton and Alice Waugh of Iowa State Teachers College presenting European textiles and industrial art. Exhibits included Katik printing, Venetian glass, and embroidered pieces from European trips. Thirty attended the church parlor event with supper, a business session, and a note from a funded Augusta, Georgia student. A separate birthday surprise honored Mr. Malin O. Hartsell with Bunco and 500 as diversions.
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Corley Conton
Alice Waugh
Iowa State Teachers College
Philathea
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Miss. Conlon
Miss Waugh
Nina Ricketts
Augusta
L. C. Hemsworth
Church and Missionary Society Meetings Schedule
Church Women and Missionary groups plan meetings at Lutheran and Methodist churches this week. Mrs C D Alan hosts at her home Thursday afternoon at 2 to hear leaders from St Luke's English Lutheran and later First Methodist Episcopal quarter ly business. Immanuel Lutheran Sewing Circle meets tomorrow in school auditorium with lessons. Trinity American Lutheran Brotherhood to gather at 7 30 pm with A Cohagan speaking on What Men Live By. Linden Methodist Aid Society hosts in church parlors. Linden church sociable and hostessing by Mrs P A Marble, Mrs Fred Teeter and Mrs John Howe.
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Women's
Society of St. Luke's English
Lutheran Church
C.D. Alan
Frank B. Miller
Circle of
Immanuel Lutheran. Church
Trinity American Lutheran Brotherhood
A. Cohagan
F. Herbert Moehlman
Harry ‘Furlong
Herman Holm
Herman Callies
Aid Society
Linden Methodist Episcopal’ Church
P. A. Marble
Linden Church
Fred Teeter
John Howe
Hints in beauty care for eyelashes and brows
The piece lists at home methods to darken and lengthen lashes and brows using castor oil, cold cream, soot mixed with petrolatum, and lanoline cream. It warns to apply carefully to avoid hair growth outside the desired line, notes effects on powder removal, and mentions a Wack cream for darker lashes. It also briefly shifts to unrelated health tips about a 17 year old and body weight.
Joint Presidency Is Novel Plan of University Women
The American Association of University Women adopts a joint presidency to solve leadership gaps. Miss Wieder launches activities next fall with Mrs Birdsall to take over December 1. The slate includes Mrs Hunt secretary, Miss Tumbleson member at large, and several district committee chairs. The group reports on state convention, plans a senior high courtesy party May 10, and hosts a musicale despite rainfall with over 50 members present.
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American Association of University Women
Roger Birdsall
H. W. Halewell
Fred J. Miller
Cuaula Wieder
C. W. Ellyson
Wieder
Birdsall
Walter Hunt
Ruth‘Tumbleson
H. C. Kelber
Norma Gaiser
C. W. Loesbe
A. N. Woggenthaler
Adelaide Blythe
Hallowell
Ella. Williams
D. H. Wick
Wiede
Luciler Reding Johnson
Luther
A. Richman
Voice
Department of Town State Teachers College
S U V Auxiliary Plans Summer Picnics and May Events
The S U V auxiliary in Memorial hall discussed joint summer picnics with Cedar Falls to Waterloo camps and others in Independence and Iowa Falls. They planned Memorial day exercises, a May 4 card party at Mrs Stallman’s home, a Grant anniversary program April 26 with initiation, and a Kensington event April 20 hosted by Mrs Merriman. A Lincoln Gettysburg address copy will be given to Roosevelt school on April 29 with Mothers Day program May 2.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Sons of Union Veterans of the
Memorial Hall
Independence
Iowa Falls
John Stallman
Mmes
J. J. Cook
BH. P. Mathes
George Wright
W C T A Holds Meeting with Rev Yaggy Address
Rev O M Yasgy, pastor of First Evangelical, spoke at the YWCA on a day titled controversy, Passion week events, and time after. Members urged to press forward. luncheon planned for May 10 as move to Willard hall nears. Mrs F F Yapp leads campaign to 70 new members. couple’s marriage noted earlier. Rebekah lodge to initiate Friday evening.
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O. M. Yasgy
First Evangelical Church
Young Women's Christian Association
Christ
A. A. Moora
Union Congregational Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Mmes. A. A. Winder
Thomas Reany
Jenny Gates
W. N. Glasener
Tda Chesterman
GB. M. Whitson
J. W. St. John
P T A Members Meet in Sessions at Three Schools
Mrs. A A Oltrogge was named president of the Lafayette Parent Teacher association at last night’s school meeting. Officers include Mrs. Leo Brooks as vice president Inez Lund as second vice president and Miss Harriet Riddle as secretary treasurer. The group voted a five dollar gift to Joe Blow the janitor for year round service. Lincoln P T A reported on a Cedar Rapids round table. One hundred twenty five members attended. A nominating committee was set by Frances Groat P T A with elections planned next meeting. A Moose lodge anniversary event featured M B A lodge No 7 with leaders from Des Moines and Jolans of Mason City. Refreshments were served by Mrs J D Crone Mrs Harry Miller and Mrs Harry Blank with help from Miss Carolyn Miller and Miss Zelda Blair. A card party afternoon high scores went to Mrs Mort Westcott Mrs Robert Brown and Mrs Len Bryant. Dinner at Black's tearoom honored Elwood Hall of Los Angeles visiting at J B Baugher’s home.
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Mra. A. A. Oltrogge
Lafayette Parent Teacher Association
Leo Brooks
Inez Lund
Harriet Riddle
Joe Blow
L. &. Furry
Lincoln Parent-Teacher Association
Cedar Rapids
Frances Groat Parent-Teacher Association
M. B. A. Lodge
Moose Ball
Albert Jolans
Mason City
A. HK. Hill
Des. Moines
Jodge No
J. D. Crone
Harry Miller
Harry Blank
Carolyn Miller
Zelda Blair
Mort Westcott
Robert Brown
Len Bryant
Dean Baugher
Black
Elwood Hall
Los Angeles
Cal
Northwestern University
Evanston
J. ‘B. Baugher
Baugher
E.R. Miner
Aurora School contracts awarded for new combined campus
Contracts totaling 37810 dollars for a combined grade and high school at Aurora Iowa were awarded yesterday in a public session directed by J G Ralston Waterloo architect. H C Ehrke Lamont Ta won the general contract at 31567 dollars. Heating and plumbing went to Smith Bros Lamont at 5676 dollars. Electric wiring was awarded to Cedar Falls Electric and Hardware Co Cedar Falls at 567 dollars.
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Aurora
J. G. Ralston
Waterloo
H.C. Ehrke
Lamont
Smith Bros
Cedar Falls Electric & Hardware Co
Etta Haley Visits Daughter in Des Moines Stage Troupe
Mrs. Etta Haley of 413 Allen street visits Des Moines this week to see daughter Miss Bernice Haley perform in a skit with Lang and Haley at the Orpheum theater. Bernice, one of the Four Haley Sisters, is touring Iowa for the first time in three years and the family once entertained crowds with songs during medicine sales.
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Etta Haley
Allen Street
Des Moines
Bernice Haley
Orpheum
Lang
Haley
Miss Haley
Haley Sisters
Shubert
Lawrence Weber
Iowa
Sherman Haley
Steamboat Rock
Time Saving Tinting Using Real Diamond Dyes
A brief ad style note promotes real Diamond Dyes for tinting delicate garments. It recommends cold water dipping for immediate color, boiling for permanence, and markets the powder at fifteen cents. Directions and shade samples are available from Diamond Dyes.
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Dourstore
Dept. Nee
Burlington
Vermont
City in Brief and Local Notices
City in brief items report freight claims and slogans contest results with names Arthur A Porter and others. Sermon by Rev Warren L Steeves at Walnut Baptist church features S V Moffett trombone solo. Court notes include Judges Boies and several divorce filings with custody pleas. Local patients include Mrs Helen Marquis Murphy recovering after surgery and Mrs Nettie Diamond in critical condition after a stroke. Additional notices cover tax suits against I G Londergan and railway office space changes at Waterloo.
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Warren L. Steeves
Walnut. Baptist Church
S. V. Moffett
Lawyer Ke Wenner Plans Duncan Trip Amid Infection
Ke de Wenner, attorney, at his home on 302 Franklin street, reports his eye infection in remission after swelling subsided. He plans to depart tomorrow night for Duncan Oklahoma to participate in a lawsuit filed by Texas Drilling Syndicate No. 2 stockholders against officers for accounting of profits. Two Webster City runaways, Albert Short and Arthur Seecel, are being sought locally after messages indicate they may be headed this way. Short, 15, 5 ft 5 in, 140 pounds, in overalls and light cap. Seecel, 14, 5 ft 4 in, lumberjack attire, dark trousers, light cap, both with light brown hair.
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Ke de Wenner
Franklin Street
Wenner
Duncan
Oklo
Texas Drilling Syndicate No. 2
Webster City
Albert Short
Arthur Seecel
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Ad Promises Long Wear
An old advertisement extols MEL LO GLO French process face powder for men and women. It claims the powder stays on long, smooths pores, keeps skin young and beautiful, and urges readers to buy at Paul Davis Dry Goods Co.
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Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Cave Dwellers Paintings Found After 200 Years
A cave in the Pyrenees mountains, long visited by researchers, yielded reparkable paintings on its walls after two centuries. The discovery highlights ancient cave dwellers and their artistic expression uncovered by modern observers.
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Pyrenses Mountains
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Dan Miller
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Ernest Dettmer
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Alfredna Leisteikow
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Oelwein
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Home Park Boulevard
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Chicago
Northern Pacific Railroad
H. B. Boies
Helen Marquis Murphy
J. H. Brandes
Eighth Street East
Nettie Diamond
Wade H. Nelson
Vermont Street
Arthur M. Shaffer
Lillian H. Shaffer
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Ethel Lilian
Thorgas S. Sloyer
Olive A. Slover
Slover
Mary Jean
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Webster Street
St. Francis Hospital
Lillian McTomney
John McTomney
Lilian Weatherwax
County Recorder
L. E. Bladine
Internal Revenue Collector
I. G. Londergan
The
Medical Life Insurance Company
Co. M. Cheney
Waterloo, Cadar Falls& Northern Railway Company
Goldie Cook
Unity Center
Lafayette Building
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Evening Courier
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