Waterloo women to hold annual Literary and Fine Arts meet
The Literary and Fine Arts departments of Waterloo Woman's club will hold their annual meeting Friday at the clubhouse The program features Miss EMA Williams reviews of The Matin Stream by Stewart and readings by Mrs Claude Henan Recording by Mrs J D Basten and Mrs Gallus. A luncheon and musical solos are planned with local entertainers.
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Waterloo
B. Bradlowell
Utah
Ema Williams
Stewart
Carl Bickley
A. H. Frio
Claude Henan
Scog
Fine Arts
SPTEO
Teikom
J.D. Basten
Aniivan
Wlpl MacCorvin
AA Mann
Max Wilton Wohl
Lysering
Mil Mage Mint
Gallus
B. W. Schunetmaan
EB. J. Steven
A. J. Bus
Bostessen
Mmes
G. N. Garrettson
Orip Miller
J. A. Foote
L. A. Kliebenstein
H. B. Weatherwax
J. Hottepen
Ray Brown
G. A. Cory
Wl Steely
R. Powers
Dc. Flattnian
Church Groups Schedule Meetings Across Local Congregations
Graves Memorial United Brethren women plan 2 15 P M Tuesday gathering at the church with A W Kistner and Harvey Richey on the committee. Sisterhood meets 2 30 P M Wednesday. First Brethren Sunday school Loyal Helpers meet 7 30 P M tomorrow at Mrs B F Puterbaugh’s home. Westminster Westminster Missionary Society 2 30 P M Wednesday at the church on Migrant Work. Epworth League party 7 30 P M tomorrow in church parlors directed by Charlene Lawson and Richard Wyeth. League cabinet moves to form a Wesley league at league year start May 5 for young folks post high school. All day meeting at First Methodist is announced with Messages from the Feld by Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society members at 10 90 A M inspirational. Mrs W Bruner to summarize Ownership with Mrs Don Miller and Mrs H J Sawyer in charge of the mystery box. Picnic lunch served noon by several ladies. The Aldso society meets 1 30 P M with devotions led by Mrs Don Miller for the Woman’s Home Missionary society. Dr Frank Gate to speak. Two short plays What Mites Do and Mrs Brown’s Mite Box Opening by First church and St Paul women. Annual mite box opening planned.
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Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
A. W. Kistner
Harvey Richey
First Brethren Church
B. F. Puterbaugh
Epworth League
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Thurch
Charlene Lawson
Richard Wyeth
Wesley League
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
J. G. Ralston
W. Bruner
Don Muller
H. J. Sawyer
G. W. Kuck
R. E. Lynn
Renee Croy
Hugh McGranahan
Jimnny Glas
H. W. Hallowell
Ald Society
Don Miller
Woman's Home
Frank Gate
Daughters to Mark Anniversaries and Armistice Day Programs
AV Daughters plan anniversary ceremonies and a patriotic program led by Mrs. AL Ck Muncy with Comrades of the Circuit Army of the Republic. delegates will convene in Cedar Rapids during Treat week in May. Also notes birthday parties and social events hosted by local families with various clubs including Daughters of Isabella and Rosary society activities.
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Union Veieeans
Dia Viera
Celebete
Grant'h
Appomattox
AL Ck Muncy
Cirruid Army of the Republic
A Oj. Rodenhaver
Eudora Keiderting
J. H. Rieker
Cedar Rapids
Club Notes Highlight Nurses Social and Vocal Program
Nurses' Social club gathered Saturday afternoon at Bishop's cafeteria for a program featuring vocal solos by Florence Sawyer Virgin Bloom Miss Elfreda Bordin Joseph Thornton Shier Mason and readings by Dorothy Bennett and Jefffrey Guslin. Hostess committee included Mrs. Ray Tiller Mrs. John Miss Margaret Mostaln and Miss Clara Norby.
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Bishop's Cafeteria
Eglor
Florence Sawyer
Virgin Bloom
Elfreda Bordin
Joseph Thornton
Shier Mason
Dorothy Bennett
Jefffrey Guslin
Ray Tiller
John
Margaret Mostaln
Clara Norby
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes
A fragmented beauty column discusses nail and scalp care, hair treatments, and household mixtures. It mentions tonics, antiseptics, and massage methods and notes the value of frequent treatment for healthier hair and scalp, with various recipes and product names referenced in passing.
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Edna Kent Forbes
Ofc
Wirret
Ty Roel
Mumia
Five Waterlooans Attend International Kindergarten Convention
Five Waterlooans travel to Grand Rapids Michigan to attend the International Kindergarten convention opening today for a four day session. Miss Berths Stiles formerly primary supervisor by fast schools and Miss Loma Griffin president of the Waterloo Kindergarten club lead the party. Also joining are Miss Elsie Lorenz Miss Alice Forbes and Miss Marion Davis all from local schools.
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Berths
City in Brief lists of residents and travel notes
City items report several residents confined by influenza at home and others traveling to Chicago Rochester and Ottawa. Names include Bodwell Easley Dean Willan Townsley and Patrickson, with visits to Waterloo and Mayo Clinic noted, plus a dinner meeting of Phi Sigma Chi planned in Black’s tenroan.
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Br. Ross C. Bodwell
Kinghard Avenue
Phi Sigma Chit
Black
Tenroan
Floyd L. Chamberlain
Alta Vista
Avenue
Chicago
Last Avenue
Rex Dean
Virden Street
Aller Memorial Hospital
Robert P. Easley
South Street
Rochester
Mann
Mayo Clinic
Mary Heenan
Huntington
Ind
Anna Moline
Route A
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Finn
Gwyneth
Anna
Graova
Waterloo
Guesi
Pinn
T. A. Morrison
Pleasant Street
Carroll Start
F. L. Benedict
Highland Boulevard
Ottawa
Can
W. Sandrock
Title
Rouhhier
Lea
Ate
Dx ‘Townsley
Wellington
Five families removed from city dive week records
Five families were removed from the city according to Waterloo Retail Merchants records. The list includes residents such as Mrs Ray Geddes and Mrs J A Hammond with street addresses in AL and Wellington.
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Sixthwest
Leland
Gugley
A.C. Ward
Lafayette
Ray Geddes
Garl Hosier
Wellington
J. A. Hammond
Allen
George Jenness
Conde
L. Bavinaen
G. C. Reedqrist
C. BD. Krefer
Waterloo
Wreenon Records
Wisconsin Governor’s Wife Stays Home While Campaigns
Mrs. Fred Zimmerman wife of Wisconsin governor remains at home to mind the ranch during her husband’s campaign. She says a wife helps but politics should not be her field and she plans to stay indoors as requested by her husband. Zimmerman hobbies include music and flowers and she has won prizes for blooms from her gardens.
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Riadison
Wis
Fred &, Zimmerman
Wisconsin
Tax relief announced for Black Hawk County road bonds
Black Hawk County taxpayers will no longer pay interest or principal on certain primary road bonds. Treasurer Ed Madigan reports $159,250 in obligations due May 1, with $99,491.28 applied from the highway commission and $39,798.78 in a sinking fund. The county will fund remaining dues from license and gasoline receipts, reducing tax burden.
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Black Hawk County
Todas
Ed Madigan
O. Rl Jones
Iowa States Highway Commission
Madigan
Tdiate Highway Commission
Jones
Terest
Towa
Waterloo Planes Arrive for Detroit Aviation Show
Fragmentary report details Waterloo planes arriving in Detroit for an aviation show at the airport. Mentions pilots and several misread names, with scattered times and locations, including references to Chicago and other cities amid a chaotic OCR.
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Waterloo
Detroit
Fragmentary Brain Test Transcript Notes
Disjointed phrases reference Rochefournyle Seven Srges Pear Richare Bon Franklin. The text suggests they neither act nor assist with tools. Mentions need for chant and motives for essays. Ends with unclear reference to Macauley.
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Rochefournyle
Seven Srges
Pear Richare
Bon Franklin
Macauley
Fast High Takes First Honors In Battle Of Music
East High won top honors among 24 high schools in the regional music contest held in East High auditorium. West High placed second with two firsts and two seconds, while Washington High and Dubuque High tied for third with two firsts and a third each. Seven Waterloo entries will compete in six state events at Iowa City May 4 and 5. East High will enter violin solo chamber music and class A orchestra. West High will enter piano solo boys glee club class A orchestra and class A band. Attendance was moderate with 22 morning, 140 afternoon, 350 evening. Notable: West High piano solo winner Robert Dunkelberg, in first year of state contest. Margaret Miller of East High has appeared in all three state events. Summary lists regional winners in various solo and group events.
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East High
West High
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque High
Waterloo
University of Iowan
Iowa City
Robert Dunkelberg
Margaret Miller
West Tilgh
Laverne
Charles City
Teachers College High
Mason Git
Toledo
Cedar] Rapids
Parkersburg
Eagle Grove
Engie Grove
Charles Iy
Mason Chu
Dysart
Glée Club
Independence
Mount Vernon
Eldora
la Verne
Belle Plaine
Selo
Dubuque
Osige
Eagie Grove
East Mist
oOelwein
Blubbard
Manchester
Geundy Enter
Waterloo Hobby and Pet Show Earns Wide Praise
The first Waterloo Hobby and Pet show held Friday and Saturday in Courierhall succeeded through strong teamwork. Credit goes to Miss Beth Tracy A M C secretary, A J H Godtfling YMC A secretary, Victor Read city recreation director and many supporters for tireless pre show planning and exhibit setup.
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Waterloo
Courierhall
Ameh
Beth Tracy
Y. W. CG
A. J. H. Godtfring
Christana AW College
Chicago
Mh My
P.L. E
Esret
Week by Week in Waterloo With Snaryleu
Wonderful assurance rests in every gift order phoned to the Agnes Thompson Flower Shop. Fresh and crisp is every blossom upon its arrival, and always that discriminating daintiness in the wrapping that makes it the gift perfect. Phone 5383.
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Agnes Thompson
Frances Shop Promises Quality Coats and Quick Fitting
A confident shopper praises Frances Shop for a stylish coat bought in half an hour and urges readers to trust the store for good taste and quality. The writer offers to shop or advise at no cost, reminding readers to enjoy wearing Frances Shoya products.
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Frances Shop
The
Frances Shoya
Foot care advice from podiatrist Dr P M Hawk
Hundreds suffer sore feet as warm weather arrives. Early treatment prevents worsened blisters corns and fallen arches. Visit Dr. P M Hawk podiatrist at the First National Bank Building for evaluation and care.
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P. M. Hawk
Nat‘ Bank Bldg
Unique Cleaners Promises Fresh Blankets Without Shrinkage
April Showers bring cleaning chores but Unique Cleaners offers to wash blankets with up-to-date equipment and skilled handling. They guarantee thorough cleaning without matting or shrinkage, returning blankets soft and fluffy as new.
Walker and Byers Electric Shop Introduces Spring Fixtures
Walker and Byers Electric Shop at 415 Jefferson brings in a splendid line of spring fixtures featuring new color harmonies. The display promises an attractive addition to any room.
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Walker and Byers
Jefferson
Practical Women Learn to Use State Loan Co Service
Practical women discover the State Loan Co second four Riviera Building offers a simple loan plan with moderate time payments to cover timed date needs. The service promises no endorsers no publicity and no delay to ease financial worries and protect earning power.
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State Loan Co
Riviera
Dixie Barbecue Promotes Spring Meats in Waterloo
Barbecue talk centers on ham or chicken cooked with coffee and pie as spring fare. Mary Lou advertises a Dixie Barbecue in Waterloo, inviting local merchants and residents to meet there for a meal and industry chatter.
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Heltie
Waterloo Merchants
Mary Lou T
New Millinery Styles At Woods Millinery Appeal
The article extols a line of hats praised for chic appeal and discrimination, noting front-rank quality and steady pricing. Woods Millinery, linked to Eastern markets, promises a wide choice for Waterloo and nearby communities with fresh spring tones and pastel shades in stock.
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Woods
Waterloo
Photograph Gift Promises Perfect Personal Keepsake
A seller advertises a custom photograph option at Tyilz's Studio located at 18 West Fourth, promising a personal keepsake that surpasses material gifts. The pitch emphasizes a photo that looks exactly like the buyer.
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Tyilz
S18
West Fourth
Its Very Coziness Lures to Poudre Puff Beauty Shop
The Poudre Puff Beauty Shop at 507 Sycamore invites customers after a Chicago Show visit with the latest ideas on permanents waves and up and coming haircuts. Call 2140 for details.
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Sycamore
Chicago
Simple Farmhouse Dishes and Moth Remedies
A jumble of old recipes includes string beans with ham or bacon bits, breaded pork chops with cayenne and breadcrumbs, rhubarb dessert with raisins and custard, pastry filling, and a note that Fly Tox kills moths and vermin. The text mixes cooking steps with ad-like mentions and stray product names.
Picture Your Love This Mother's Day Advert
A nostalgic ad invites sending a cherished photo to a loved one for Mother's Day. It promotes a service at a shop on West Fourth Street, listing affordable options and encouraging prompt action as the holiday nears.
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West Fourth St. Torah
Spring dress styles at Fonda Mae Shop preen wardrobed for all occasions
Mary Lou, your personal shopper, invites shoppers to the Fonda Mae Shop offering affordable frocks for every occasion. The collection features warm weather tub fabrics and elegant finishes, with charge accounts available for easy purchasing.
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Fonda Mae
Madl Carters
Mary Lou
Fragmented ad copy hints at decorative sets and colors
Snippet reads as an ad style notice describing brush and comb sets in ivory and blue with white, buff and amber bases. Mentions girls and fashion tones, but lacks complete details or clear event.
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Joseph
Truck Mired With Four Tons Of Groceries Near Dike
A motor freight truck operated by George Hausman, carrying nearly four tons of stock from Grundy Center to Waterloo, became mired Friday night in gravel near Dike. Four tractors failed to move it. the truck remained stuck until Saturday night.
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George Hausman
Waterloo
Eldorn
Dike
Grady Center
Happelessly
Grundy Center
Holmes Dies After Car Rolls Into Embankment Near Correctionville
Sioux City April 16 Holmes 23 an assistant postmaster at Alta died at Correctionville from injuries from a crash yesterday when his car rolled down a 12 foot embankment and overturned near Correctionville.
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Sioux City
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