Water loo Society Notes Brighten Busy Spring Weekend
Third presentation of Here's Your Baby at Sacred Heart school hall by Waterloo Players drew a small appreciative crowd despite poor weather. The cast included Leslie Lewis and Geo. D. Miller in comic clashes. Miss Vera Barr and Miss Patricia Miller impressed, with music by Miss Lang and Miss Davis. Upcoming events feature Miss Sylvia Paverill’s wedding, Whittier PTA meetings, and various club gatherings with teas, dinners, and performances across Waterloo and Jesup communities.
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Sacred Heart School
Hall
Waterloo
di Dan
Leslie Lewis
Dan
King Beal
Jobson
Geo. D. Miller
Sally
Eugenia T. Miller
Mr. Dan
Vera Barr
Damson
Prim
Louisiana
Marshall
Shores
Howard Robinson
Iman
Lucie Lang
The Sandman Story: Madam Spider and the Bee
A whimsical fable unfolds with Madam Spider spinning a cozy parlor in a garden and promising capture of flies, but Mr. Bee escapes and argues life is a game of chance. The tale centers on their clash over who belongs in the garden and who should be trusted.
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Madam Spider
Bee
Mr. Bee
Madam
Miss Rose
Girl Welfare Focus of Alcott Parent-Teacher Meeting
With nearly 100 present despite bad weather, Mrs T A McManus of the WLC A spoke on The Girl Problem stressing moral spiritual and physical welfare for city girls and young women and urging support for influences aiding them. She compared Girl Reserves to Boy Scouts and noted WCA corps in schools and among employed women. The meeting closed with songs and music and refreshments served by Alcott teachers.
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Alcott Parent-Teacher Association
T. A. McSianus
WLC. A
C E 8 Members Bid Farewell to Two Associates
C E 8 members bid farewell to two associates from the Watersoo chapter on the Masonic temple corporation. One member resigned and was replaced by Mrs Blanche Martin Petersen after twelve candidates were voted in. A reception honored Mr and Mrs Dietrick as they plan an extended east and south trip ending in California to make their home.
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Watersoo
Masonic Temple Corporation
Blanche Martin Petersen
Dietrich
California
Helen Aloss
Mise Cleane Harker
Jeanette Chickering
D.ck
W.F. Dawson
Mines
W. Gs. Bishop
Cornish
Ross Worrell
Jack Tucker
Harry Gale
F. Newton
Mae Howard
Eggs in cosmetics beauty secrets by Edna Kent Forbes
Egg based beauty tips describe using beaten egg white for wrinkles and white with yolk for pimples or blackheads. Apply over cleansed skin with a small brush, let set about twenty minutes, then rinse with warm water and finish with cold cream and ice if desired.
Patterns for dress patterns from Evening Courier
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises patterns from the fashion department. Customers are invited to request up-to-date designs by sending 16 cents for each pattern to Waterloo Fashion Department. Orders are filled as soon as possible and should reach buyers within ten days after ordering.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Orle
Light April Showers Benefit Gardeners and Grain
A gentle rain soaked the soil yesterday and last night, with mornings finding vegetation unusually fresh and green. The showers provided a godsend to gardeners and offered small grain benefits, as rain fell most of the day in a steady, heavy measure.
Women Who Earn Big Wages
Fannie Hurst sold her first story in 1912 for five dollars. Now her pen earns far more, likely several times that amount, with the 1914 story Just Around the Corner a major success. She has written novels plays short stories and scenarios and once crossed the Atlantic in steerage to gather material.
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Fannie Hurst
Weather update from Slippy station notes light rain
The government rain gauge at R B Slippy’s home recorded ten minutes of drizzle then a heavier fall of one quarter inch overnight totaling .35 inch by 8 am. Ground surfaces remained dry. Late oats seedings in dust will be restarted. Early sown oats and wheat look green and thriving. Seeding advanced two to three weeks. Fruit trees bud development rapid, foliage behind. All early vegetables including radishes, onions, lettuce, preplant and asparagus grow vigorously.
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R. B. Slippy
Legion to Name Vice Commander Becker-Chapman Meet
Becker-Chapman post American Legion will hold a regular meeting at Memorial hall tomorrow at 8 p m to elect a vice post commander replacing Gaylen Green who resigned. Adjutant E L Barthe urges large attendance and long-range plans for post activities. A plan to stage classy ring bouts at the Dairy Cattle Congress hippodrome is discussed, with a committee from the post and B S Estel meeting next Wednesday to review plans. Memorial Day poppy sales by the American Legion and allied groups are to be arranged with proceeds aiding French children, with poppies available in three varieties and priced for ceremonies and banquets.
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Hilcott Wise
Charles Hostetter
Florence Tate
Richard Abel
Stevenson
C. A
Selud
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Gaylen Green
E. L. Barthe
Adjutant Barthe
Congress Hippodrome
Mittee
Estel
Congress
Memorial Has
Lois Ison Jellies
Sion Falls
Waterloo
Jellies
France
Devastat
Federation of Clubs
Isabell Mack
Tenth Street
Indianapolis
Ind
R. H. Tyndall
League
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Jackson Club
Mrs. A. Schoe
Alice
Sacred Heart School Hall
Tittle
Elizabeth Wisner
Virginia Peddicord
Jweeiie Albee
Elna
Christensen
Arlene Stull
Dorothy
Pike
Ruth Knittie
Evelyn McElhinne
ildred_ Fisher
Helen Stevenson
Charles Simmons
Malcolm Francis
Wayne Wilson
Whittier P. T
Parent-Teachers Association of
Whittier
H. D. Lee
Anna M. Kistner
Women’s Relief Corps
Black's Tearoom
Hattie Shriner
Town City
J. J. Hogan
St. Joseph Mo
Liss Kistner
Strand Theatre
Paverill
Kath- Tyn
Marie Gleason
Betty Clement
Gleason
Sylvia Paveril
John B. Cone
Woman's Club
Organization of Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Engineers’ Hall
L. B
Ben Hur
Ben Hur Lodge
Blaine Haven
Madaline Flynn
Marian Ferguson
Harold Bradley
G. D. Serrill
M. E
Fern Clough
Tonian
Esther Stirling
Ruthgaston
C. H. Storm
Miss Clough
Eddie Stevenson
Bertha J. Arthur
Trinity Lutheran
Woman's Guild
EB. Olson
Martha Sieglar
Edison P. T. A
A. Hl’ Adams
Edison P_T. A
S. A. Dudley
Gertrude Allen
Mises Darby
Frank Teeple
J. A. Deerrick
United Evangelical Church
Parsons
Plymouth
Marian Harkness
Daughters of Plymouth
Gipn Howard
Korea
Tlanderas
Frank Jirsa
Grace M. K
E. J. Lockwood
M. K
Meey
Grace
Mointen
Mattia Tippett
Winnie Eubank Ter
Wilve
Lincoln Circle
Lincoln ‘Eirele
St. Francis Auxiliary
St. Francis Hospital
L. L. Anderson
Triple Four Club
F. R. Bartz
C. ¥. R. Bassarear
Paul Bailey
Petrova Club
Nick Lies
Henrry Kruse
E. Frankfort
Lies
Anna Kruse
Wild Rose Club
Mary Shirley
Sandman
Mrs. F. A. Was
C. E
Christ Episcopal
Chorus
Choir of
Christ
Episcopal Church
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Maine
Seeree
Fannie Hurot
Legion
Yaa & Air
Water & Ain
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