Waterloo Woman's Club Evening Dept to Hear Report and Book Talk
Annual meeting announced for Thursday at the new Waterloo club clubhouse. Miss Bid Downing will preside, with officer elections and Miss Carrine Keagy reporting. Mrs. A E Johnson to outline next year’s program. Miss Maria Brace to discuss new novels and social issues. Music by Miss Marion T Ransfer and Miss Florence Stinas with piano accompaniment.
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Waterloo ‘Woman's Club
Bid‘ Downing
Carrine Keagy
A. E. Johnson
Maria ©. Brace
Marion T. Ransfer
Florence Stinas
Ransfer
Ete
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
A column offering reader questions and beauty advice on hair coloring nail care and body shaping. Experts discuss henna color lasting power corset wear for a slimmer silhouette facial cleansing exfoliation and massage tips.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
SIDE TALKS on reading and the urge to talk about pleasures
The piece contrasts reading for enjoyment with reading to discuss with others. It notes people read reviews, attend plays or travel to boast about experiences, and argues true pleasure should come from present enjoyment rather than future chatter. It warns against letting talk about experiences overshadow the experience itself.
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Sea Jt
Club Notes Highlight N Hoof W Club Meeting
MO and Mrs Alfred Olsen opened their home for N Hoof W club. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments. Members studied DeKoven Robin Hood with remarks by Mrs N C Att and others. Mrs Elizabeth Kenney spoke on opera and led a chorus sung by Mildred Gleason and Fac Howell. The nominating committee led by Mrs Kenney will report at the May 1 annual meeting.
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Alfred Olsen
N. Hoof W. Club
DeKoven
Elby
N.C. Att
Elizabeth Kenney
Mildred Gleason
Howell
Robin Hood
Louisa Hagerman
Elizabeth Sargent
Wild Rose Club
Church Strike Ends and Work Resumes at Local Buildings
Strikes by plasterers, carpenters, and bricklayers against H. A. Maine company ended after settlement talks. Workers returned to the First Presbyterian church and Lafayette Building where operations paused for ten days. Officials said agreement fully satisfactory to contractor and union. basis not announced.
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Plasfereta
H. A. Mainee Company
First Presbyterian Church
Lafayette
Do You Know Hetus Beans Varieties and Uses
The article explains two bean groups tough podded and edible padded, listing beans such as Navy, Kidney, Black, and Wax beans. It notes selection tips for mature, well dried beans, differences between shell, fresh, and dried forms, and mentions varieties like Asparagus, Frijola, Soy, Scarlet Runner, and Kan. It encourages exploring diverse bean types.
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Hetus
Mey Hoan
Mexico
China
Japan
England
Blizzard Paralyzed Waterloo Roads in April 1893
Courier records reveal an April 20 1893 Waterloo blizzard that blocked railways and buried roads under deep snow. Oats thrived green beneath snow while trains faced delays. locals recall snow plows stored away and a westbound train rerouted.
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Waterloo
the Courier
CG. E. Bronson
East High Reception Set for May Fourth at Black's Tearoom
East High announces its annual junior senior reception to be held Friday evening May 4 at Black's Tearoom. Principal F. J. Miller states about 260 students and faculty are expected to attend and a program is being arranged.
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East High
Black's
F. J. Miller
Near East Relief Canvass Planned by Waterloo Committees
Near East Relief committees will start a canvass in Waterloo with a 7 20 evening meeting at the Greater Waterloo association to receive final instructions and supplies. Thursday they plan to campaign for Waterloo’s $4 000 quota presided by state organizer P Marlon Simms. Iowa has donated corn grits and corn shipments supported relief efforts feeding ten thousand Armenian farmers and refugees paid in grits.
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Near East Relief
Greater Waterloo Association
Waterloo
P. Marlon Simms
Iowa
Bimims
Armenia
Welfare Work Leader Takes Over Waterloo League
Mrs. Dorothy Taylor of Oskaloosa arrived to assume the superintendency of the Waterloo Social Welfare League. She comes with three years of welfare experience and will oversee all cases in the city and aid families during acute periods. Thomas Reany and Miss Susan B. Lentz are among other active workers.
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Dorothy Taylor
Oskaloosa
Waterloo Social Welfare League
Crot Picked For A Pair Of Sixes At West High
Eureka Digestive partners George Nettleton and Clifford Hoag lead a cast for the west high senior class play A Pair of Sixes to be staged in the West High auditorium during commencement week late in May. The comedy follows rival partners in a manufacturing firm who settle a dispute by a show down of cards with a year long servant role, while a crafty cockney servant complicates matters. Rehearsals start next week with Georges B. Nettleton and Clifford Hoag in leading roles and a full student company including Pollard, Parker, Vanderholt, Brokawy, Tater, Webb, Burt, and Journeys.
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Ag Tp. Boggs Johns
Clifford Iiong
George BR. Nettleton
Pertners
Eureka Digestive
West High
West High Auditorium
Edward ‘Pepie
Longacre
New York
Ach
Seattle
Frm
Otter
Hey
Georges B. Nettleton
Clifford Hoag
CNET
Unclear OCR Item From New York Business Digest
The readable fragments mention an English named person and a company in New York. References to an act, a week, and a person named NetWeton appear, but the text is fragmented and nonspecific. No clear event, date, or outcome can be determined from the readable portions.
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Billgoric Pree ‘& Dloo
Eco Digestive Redictns Company
New York
Mr. NetWeton
Waterloo Y M C A Annual Meeting Set for May 11
The Waterloo Y M C A will hold its annual meeting on Friday May 11 in the association rooms. The program includes a review of the past year’s accomplishments and the election of five board members. A committee seeks four prominent sneaker speakers for the event.
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A. Cohagan
G. A. Morris
Allan H. Head
W. H. Langlas
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Fred D. Adama
Beech Kaltenbach
Dr. J. Mutts
Taxes Top $1 Million in County Collected This Year
County treasurer Ed Madigan reports a total of 1 927 884 47 in taxes collected from January through March 1928. The March intake was 959 873 22 with the balance from January and February including first installments of 1923 taxes. Tax types show General 1 106 002 66, Special 91 911 44, Automobile 5 72 005 54 and Delinquent 22 0 253 900 82.
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Ed Madigan
Chorus Rehearsal Tonight At West High
West High chorus members are asked to attend an 8 p.m. rehearsal in the old West High building. The concert, directed by G Albert Scholin, will be at West High auditorium on Wednesday evening April 25. Proceeds benefit the Grand Piano Fund. The group first performed November 9 and donated 500 dollars toward the instrument purchase.
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Awkumaun Klub
Russelllimson
DeForrest Carter
Clarence O'Connor
Louis Isoner
Klub
Waterloo Community Chorus
West High
West High Auditorium
G. Albert Scholin
Grand Piano Fund
Principal Wallace Improves After Pneumonia Illness
Wallace, principal of West High, is much improved today as dangers of pneumonia passed. He had been confined to bed with lumb or lagging illness since early last week.
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Stoane SL Wallace
West High
Wallace
Memorial Hospital Under Rapid Construction Progress
Work on Memorial Hospital proceeds swiftly under Allen Memorial Hospital association president F J Eighmey. Register Buxton are contractors with crews cutting partitions plastering wiring plumbing and installing fixtures and radiation baths. Sixty outward facing rooms will be built plus three sun parlors toward the south for patient access. Funds from H B Allen and his daughter cover the building but not the equipment.
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Allen Memorial Hospital
F. J. Eighmey
Allen Memorial Hospital Associaton
Register & Buxton
H. B. Allen
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