Seales Chosen Waterloo Club Chairman For Home and Education
Mrs. George F Seales was elected Tuesday afternoon as chairwoman of the Home and Education department of the Waterloo Women's club, with Mrs R W Walte named vice chair and Mrs George W DeWald as secretary. Miss Mary Haight spoke on Oberammergau passion play witnessed last summer at Iowa State Teachers College, noting seven months of rehearsal and a 1923 attendance of 350600 with admission around 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Seales
Waterloo Women’s Club
Airs
R. W. Walte
George W. DeWald
Mary Haight
Bart Jett Hall
Iowa State Teachers College
Oberammergau
Laverne Heel Covell
Drinkha
Dell
Haight
Munich
Anton Lang
Christ
Cedar Rapids
Judas
Second Anniversary Observed by D W Daughters of Veterans
Daughters of Veterans held a 7 o'clock dinner in Memorial hall with about 60 members and comrades. Comrade William Lindsley from Waterloo honored for April birthdays. Mrs Bryan Wannemaker spoke as president. talks from Lindsley, Leighton, and Wheat. state convention delegates elected. Warthen, Stull, Carpenter named delegates. Sheffield, Knapp, Radenhever as alternates.
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Daughters of Vaterans
Memorial Well
Katie Demmel
Olive Axnapp
William Lindsley
Wateroo
Harry Hurst
John Moyer
Jane Kirkwood
Bryan. Wannemaker
Lindsley
Byron Leighton
A. H. Wheat
Robert Anderson
Mmes
Abbia Warthen
Ethel Stull
Grpha Carpenter
Maes
Erma Sheffield
Olive Knapp
Max Radenhever
Wannemaker
Rejuvenating the Neck by Edna Kent Forbes
Beauty advice outlines neck care using cocoa butter to nourish and soften, with hot-water wash, pore cleansing, and a night treatment under linen binding. Additional tips discuss scalp treatment, egg yolk as a shampoo aid, pillow position, and hair part influence on facial fullness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Teneko
Side Talks on Ruth Cameron and the Married Flirt
A columnist quotes a reader’s sharp letter on gender equality and aging, arguing women must work harder to compete with beauty and men must strive in the economic world. The piece includes a vivid view of younger women’s contempt for married men who flirt.
A A A W Luncheon Held For Local High School Graduates
Waterloo American Association of University Women announces a luncheon for girl graduates from both high schools on Saturday May 19. Officers elected include Mrs red 3 Miller as president, Miss Mae Howell secretary, and Miss Martha Tippett educational chairwoman. Reports from the Iowa convention were presented by Mrs Miller and Miss Edith Lask. The meeting featured piano music by Miss Pauline Iverton and duets by Mrs Macartney and Mrs Patterson, plus readings from "laming off the Shrew."
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Waterloo
American Association of University Women
Lake
Maude Pog
O. Marquis
Miller Swags
Mae Howell
Mra
I, l. Corton
Martha Tippett
Ruth Rath
Emama Blythe
Blanche Robbing
Miller
Edith Lask
Iowa
Association
Des Moines
Pauline Iverton
J. R. Macartney
Jack Patterson
BE. Tl. Coreton
Laming Off the Shrew
Kathryn Crosby
Popp
Mines
W. W. White
Almas Fagundus
Minnie MW. Smartham
B P W Club Adopts New Constitution and Events
The Business and Professional Women's club accepted a reconstructed constitution led by Miss Mary Borner and her committee, with plans for May meetings and a May party. Booster talks urged attendance at the Mason City state convention May 18 where national president Lena Lake Forrest will speak. other club activities and musical numbers accompanied the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Borner
Business and Professional Women's Club
Astanea
Mason City
Lena Lake Forrest
Dorothy Wilbur
Ellenene Jensen
Bess Coole
Craig Ellyson
West
West High Auditorium
Ana B. Lick
Selecting Ham Cuts for Economy and Flavor
Practical guide on choosing and storing whole hams, explaining cut types from knuckle to nub end, and noting fat color and smoke quality. It covers portioning for family size, wrapping leftovers, and distinguishing short cut, long cut, Manchester, Staffordshire, and English varieties.
Birthday Surprises And Social Events Highlight Local Notes
A column of community items recounts a range of social happenings from birthday surprises to meetings. Activities include a May Day hard times party planning, music and refreshments, a birthday for Miss Neva Steinmayer, a marriage at First M B Church between Miss Sacha Pringle and Arthur Johnson, club luncheons, a girls birthday party, and an Odd Fellows dance with invites for couples. Local residents, visitors, and organizers are named alongside event details.
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Johnson-Pringle
Sacha Pringle
Clarmont
Arthur Johnson
Boone
First M. B
R. E. Hurlburt
Church groups schedule quilting and meetings tomorrow
First Lutheran Mission society convenes an all day session at the church with hostesses Mrs G Dew Mrs J W Hue and Charles Closa. St Mary's Social club meets in the auditorium tomorrow with hostesses Ralph Barrett Kenneth Farrell Joseph Voellinger and Charles Will. St Paul's MBE Truth Seekers class plans Friday at 7 30 p m with Mr and Mrs Clarence Dewey.
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Phcole
M. E
H. C. Huston
First Lutheran Mission Society
Mmes. G. 8. Dew
J. W. Hue
Charles Closa
St. Mary's Social Club
Ames
Ralph Barrett
Kenneth Farrell
Joseph Voellinger
Charles Will
St. Paul's M. BE
Clarence Dewey
Creditors Sell Stock to Elmer E. Cohn for New Store
Independent Meat and Grocery Co will reopen tomorrow after Elmer E. Cohn bought the stock and fixtures for 5786 dollars in private sale. A. W. Brown, trustee, announced creditors approved the bid. Cohn plans a quick sale of old stock, redecorating, and then a full new inventory with updated equipment in grocery and wear sections. Cohn, from Waterloo, has roots at Independence and local prominence as a former athlete and University of Iowa attendee. J. D. Cohn will help manage the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Meat & Grocery Co
Elmer E. Cohn
Privates
A. W Brown
Cohn
J.D. Cohn
Ice Shortage Not Expected In Waterloo This Year
Waterloo dealers report ample ice supply due to a severe winter that yielded a large natural ice harvest. About 10 000 tons were cut with thickness around 15 inches, Nashua beds providing high grade ice. Prices expected to fall up to 10 percent with some selling at 10 a ton, while wagons receive repairs for a busy season.
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Waterloo
Nashua
Cedar River
Ica
Manchester Signs Most Old Teachers for 1923-24 Term
Manchester announces re election of most teachers for another year with contracts signed. Several popular staff will not return. Ruth Gibson leaves for Washington Iowa, Henrietta Glasoe plans further study, and Trane Thomas seeks a Des Moines position. Remaining signees include principal W Weems and numerous instructors.
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Manchester
Ruth Gibson
Washington
Henrietta Glasoe
Mis
Menriatta Miller
Colin D. Jeanin
Ruth Finch
Lillis Dutton
Donna Kelesy
Mize Olive
Five Misses Named in Pageant Lineup
White, Miss Elva Easter, Miss Ruth Reisner, Miss Grace Hoskeley and Miss Irene Thomas appear among contestants in the annual city pageant, a routine social event highlighting local talent and community roles.
Farmer Dragged 120 Rods Under Plow in Iowa Accident
April 18 Red Oak Iowa Walter Walker was dragged 120 rods under two breaking plows drawn by a tractor. His son Earl, returning from school, jumped on the tractor and stopped it freeing his father. Walter slipped and fell between the plows as the tractor rolled, narrowly avoiding the rolling cutters. The roller beneath him failed to turn, keeping him head foremost but alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Walter Wabker
Earl
Walker
Wulker
Edna Wallace Hopper Promotes White Youth Clay
Edna Wallace Hopper touts White Youth Clay as a breakthrough beauty product refined after 20 years of study. She claims it smooths skin, removes blemishes, and provides a youthful bloom within 30 minutes, with the clay and related products sold in drug stores and toilet counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
France
Edna Wallace Hopper
Injured man dragged by rolling cutter on plow
A man was dragged for about 120 rods by a rolling cutter while astride a plow. He could not escape and was forced to lie against the herd ground to avoid the cutter, receiving injuries to his hip ankles face head and ear. The cutter had to be removed before his son could free him.
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