Society Notes Highlight Iowa Delegates at National Convention
The Waterloo branch hosts an annual meeting with Miss Louisa Fitch of Washington DC as keynote speaker. Members plan a concert and officer elections while youths attend Young Women’s Christian Association camps. Two hundred girls enroll in camps with a $6 fee covering meals and lodging. a swimming school and outdoor sports are planned. The source details multiple society events, bridal news, and university women’s activities across Waterloo and Des Moines areas.
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Iowa
Portland
Ore
Louisa
Fitch
Washington, D. C
National Association
Ihe
University Women's Journal
Miller
Lusk
Waterloo
Maude
Young Women's Christian Association
Executive Council
T. A. McManus
River View Park
Cedar Falls
Elrs
Morrissle
Fis
Association
Gais
Sternat Woebueking
Amelia Woebueking
Alexander Sternat
Y. W. C. A. Building Fund
Henry Mueller
First Lutheran Church
iMrs
Amelia Kopplis
Bruno iMarx
Fred Kammeyer
Sternat
Newell Street
Wide Awake Shoe Hospital
J. F. Schermerhorn
Des Moines
American Association of University Women
Inowa
Arst
Hoyt-Sherman Place
Fred J. Miler
Edith Lusk
Schermerhorn
Beauty Chats By Edna Bent Forbes
Edna Bent Forbes offers tips on cultivating personality through sincere interest in others. Emphasizes being a good listener, healthy vitality, and avoiding vanity, with practical notes on hair care and scalp health for readers.
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Beauty
Edna Bent Forbes
Side Talks on Ruth Cameron and the Working Man
A column reflects on a dies-early family man who toiled for decades to provide three houses for his wife and five children while planning retirement. The piece questions society’s focus on the provider’s loss rather than the man’s own need for relief and pleasure, urging empathy for both husbands and wives. It calls for appreciation of sacrifice and warns against taking hardworking men for granted while noting the quiet dignity of their efforts.
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Burdes
Presbytery Mission Society to Meet at Cedar Heights Church
The Waterloo presbytery Mission Society will meet at Cedar Heights Community Church on Thursday and Friday April 19-20 with Harold Anderson among the speakers. Mrs C C O'Connor will preside, opening at 1 pm Thursday. A closing banquet at Black's restaurant Friday evening ends the events open to the public.
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Harold Anderson
Braall
United States
Turloigi
Womat
Some and Missionary Society of Waterloo
Cedar Heights Community Churen
C.C. O'Connor
Grundy Center
Seaason
Black
Black’s Tenroom
Pub Co
Church Notes Feature Evening Meetings Across Local Groups
Junior Catholic Girls club holds 6 30 picnic supper at Our Lady of Victory academy. Alpha Chapter of First Presbyterian Westminster guild meets with Mrs. Harry St. Reed Tuesday evening. Lydia Society hosted by Mrs. L B Larsen assisted by Miss Manetta Bell. First M B E Philatheans plan monthly church parlor meeting with picnic supper at 6 30. Young Woman's Home Missionary Society sessions focus on The Work Among the Negroes. Luther League at 1st Lutheran church gathers in church parlors Tuesday evening. Ay Bregram announced.
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Our Lady of Victory Academy
First Preasbyterian
Westminster Guild
Harry St. Reed
L. B. Larsen
Lydia Society
Manetta Bell
Philatheans
Young Woman's Home Missionary Society
Luther League
1St Lutheran Church
Ay Bregram
Blue Monday Police Court Sends Sixteen Citizens To Hearings
Sixteen alleged violators were booked in police court after weekend police activity. Eight faced intoxication charges, four disorderly conduct, three for stays in a dis orderly house, and one for parking a vehicle on a fire hydrant. Sixteen defendants saw fines of 23.50 for drunks, two $25 bonds forfeited, two pleas of not guilty continued, and one man Pat Reardon received 60 days jail. The disorderly cases were continued to April 10, with other bonds forfeited by all except two.
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Polteta
Pat Reardon
Tig
First Lutheran Church Seeks More Space for Sunday School
At a quarterly meeting the First Lutheran congregation discussed the need for larger quarters due to about 200 enrolled children and weekly growth. The board was authorized to explore procuring additional rooms as the existing property cannot accommodate a second Sunday school hall. A decision on next steps is planned for Sunday.
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First Lutheran
Wearing quality a key in choosing fabrics for lasting use
The article urges buyers to test fabric quality before purchase. It explains methods to judge wear resistance by checking weave closeness, weight, and fabric strength. It advises comparing warp and weft, testing with diagonal pulls, needle insertion, and thumb pressure to detect fraying, uneven wear, and fiber quality for economical buying.
Bluebird Bus Co to Start Routes From Waterloo
Waterloo becomes headquarters for Bluebird Transportation, expanding from Oelwein to West Union and other points. First trip leaves Waterloo Wednesday at 5 a.m. via Independence Oelwein Fayette to West Union, return by 1 p.m. Second round trip departs 2 p.m. and arrives West Union at 5:30 p.m. Return to Waterloo by 10 p.m. A 20 passenger bus with full comfort will operate each route. Mishler, manager, announced more lines to follow this week.
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Waterloo
Bluebird Transportation Company
Oelwelh
West Union
Independence
Oelwein
Fayette
Hally
West Unon
Mishler
Waterloo Man Heads Iowa College Press
Jewel W. Johnson of Waterloo was elected president of the Iowa college press at the convention closing session. Other officers include Emily Withrow, Forrest Chapman, and directors Bayliss, Parsons, D. W. Dausman, John W. Hillman, with WLC Maulsby as faculty advisor. Awards in front page makeup honored Coe Cosmos, Iowa State Student, and others. speakers included G L Caswell and Howard Price.
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Ames
Jewel W. Johnson
Waterloo
Iowa State
Iowa College Press
Johnson
Emily Withrow
University of Iowa
Forrest Chapman
Grinnell
William Bayliss
Parsons
D. W. Dausman
Coe
John W. Hillman
Simpson
Daily Towna
University of Town
G. L. Caswell
Iowa Press Association
Howard Price Etl
London
Chicago Daily News
James D. le Cron
Des Moines Register
FP. Hirshack
Mr. Bell
Associate Member Into National Jewish Journal Fraternity Chapter
An associate member advances into the Jews State College chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, the national professional journalistic fraternity, marking a step in the organization’s editorial and ethical education program.
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Jews State College Chapter
Sigma Delta ,Chi, National Professional Journaltetic Fraternity
Woman Escapes Explosion That Destroys Kitchen Stove
Hazleton Iowa May 16 Special. Mrs Keith Lawrence accidentally dropped gunpowder into a kitchen stove causing a violent explosion that blew off the stove top shattered windows and sent a flatiron to the ceiling. She was not injured as plaster fell from the ceiling.
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Hazleton
Keith Lawrence
Auditor of Bremer Resigns and Deputy Named by Board
Waverly I a April 1 Pred Boedeker county auditor has resigned due to ill health and stroke. The Bremer County Board appointed Herman Stumme as his successor. Boedeker had been ill for a long time and recently suffered paralysis.
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Bremer
Waverly
Pred Boedeker
Herman Stumme
Boedeker
Snowfall Report and Weekend Weather Outlook
Two inches of snow fell Saturday in this vicinity per Ralph B. Slippy, weather observer. Saturday’s high reached 54 degrees with a 31 degree low, yesterday’s high 48 above zero, and a 29 degree low this morning. Tomorrow’s outlook forecasts warmer temps for the north and west, with generally fair skies expected.
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Ralph B. Slippy
Harry
Iowa
Promotion Trail of Clark Moody at Nash Motors
Clark D. Moody of Waterloo rose rapidly after joining the Nash organization. He has been elected vice president and manager of the wholesale department of the Philadelphia Nash Motors company after prior advances locally and in Chicago.
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Clark D. Moody
Walter P. Jensen
Waterloo
Nash Automobile Organization
Mananger
Philadelpha Nash Motors Company
Chicarro Nash Motors Company
Mr. Moody
Harry Padden Auto Company
Chicago
Munger Quits Y M C A Work Over Health
I E Munger former Waterloo official and once Bennington Vermont Y M C A general secretary resigns effective April 30 due to ill health. He and Mrs Munger have led extensive work with the association and First Baptist church in Bennington, leaving a void in the community.
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I. E. Munger
Waterloo
Bennington
Y. M. CG
Inc. M. GC
Munger
Association
First Baptist Church
Two More Waltons Join Izaak Walton League Volunteers
Two more volunteers, W. W. Johnson and Charles Kelly, joined the Izaak Walton League roster today. Canvassers could not reach everyone interested in the movement, and those missed are urged to come forward and participate.
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Waltons
W.W. Johnson
Charles Kelly
Izaak Walton League
Éyveryone
My Perennial Beauty And My Debt To France
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes White Youth Clay with French beauty wisdom gained during the war. She claims 20 years of study refine a rare clay for facial use, promising quicker rosy skin, firmer texture, and delayed wrinkles. The kit includes Youth Clay, Youth Cream, Facial Youth cleanser, Hair Youth, and a Beauty Book, priced 50c and 1.00.
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France
Edna Wallace Hopper
Edna_Wallace Hopper
MCA Official to Attend Banquet Here
A E Roberts of New York senior secretary of the international committee county work department of the YM C A will speak at the annual convention and banquet of the county YMCA here Friday evening April 27. The event at the Y is open to all subscribers and others interested in boys and young men. Reservations must be made by April 26. Reports from local HI Y clubs and other groups will be given, including one by B L P Rehmeter, county secretary.
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A. E. Roberts
New York
International Committee
Y. Mf. CG. A
Y. MC. A
Blp. Rehmeter
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