Waterloo delegates weigh hosting state B and P W clubs
Society notes show Waterloo delegates at Cedar Rapids April 28 30 for the state convention of the B and P W clubs with Miss Margaret Morrison elected to serve as fifth. The club may host the federation next year, citing benefits in growth and city interest. Mentions personal best wishes and varied social events surrounding the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Morrison
Greater Waterloo Association
W. D. Tres
Helen McConker
Ridge
Jennie Swallum
J. M. Davis
Nell
Isabella
J. B. Bruner
Alice] Goswiller
T. €. Menges
Des Moines
A.J. Joynt
K. of C. Hall
Itty
EL McCoy
T the Machine
Fraw Meer
Busine
Fullerton Urges Music Education Becomes Public Life
Prof C A Fullerton of Iowa State Teachers College spoke at the Woman's club urging music be woven into daily life. He called current public school music education a shift from technical drills to feeling rhythm and joy, praised Waterloo's program, and proposed a nationwide Delter Music campaign using schools churches and venues to elevate quality and participation. He urged congregational singing and better leadership to lift church attendance and public taste. The conference featured pieces by performers and remarks on early Paris study and later public acclaim for Graveure after initial reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
C. A. Fullerton
Iowa State Teachers College
Fine Arts Department of Woman's Club
Fullerton
Waterloo
Fuller
Jay
Frederick Knight Logan
H. H
Jennie Ma
Iowa Society of Music Teachers
Old Fort
Hubbard and Bedard wed in morning ceremony
Leah N Hubbard and Leo F Bedard were married this morning at St Mary's parsonage in La Porte City. the ceremony was conducted by Rev Father Theodore Worm. also listed is Miss Sarah Hubbard Jesup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter ‘Bedard
Miss Hubbard
John Hile
Jesup
Emma Bedard
la Porte City
Gladys
Louis Bedard
Laura Gavenaugh
Eagle Center
Floyd Sisel
Lua
Porte City
Leah N. Hubbard
Leo F. Bedard
Leah Norma Hubbard
Teo F. Bedard
St. Mary's Parsonage
Theodore Worm
Sarah Hubbard
Patriotic Order Organizes Here With 27 Members
Daughters of Veterans Tent No. 16 organized and instituted by Mrs. Lola S. Eliott with 27 names on its charter. Officers installed include Elva Wannemaker president and May Walker senior vice president. Five Sons of Veterans pledged loyalty as floor work was shown. Mrs. Elliott donated a silk flag for the station. Membership drive planned ahead of the department convention. First and third Wednesdays set for meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Veterans
Lola S. Eliott
Des Moines
Memorial Hall
Elva XII, Wannemaker
May Walker
Effie A. Scott
Ellen Klein
Gertrude Wright
Lillie Norris
Ethel Snodgrass
Myrtle Shannon J
Lela. N. Nichol
Elliott
Department
R. E T. Snodgrass
Sons of Veterans
Society of Sons
War Veterans
Iowa
Cadar Rapids
Outwitting the Doctor and the Pride in Pseudo Wisdom
A columnist criticizes patients who ignore medical advice and feign adherence. A woman with chronic headaches bragged of astigmatism, rejected glasses, and inconvenienced others by skipping proper care. The piece argues many feel superior to doctors yet often misapply prescriptions and avoid true understanding of illness.
Beauty Chats on Hats and Costume Details
Discussion on hats as essential to costume impact. The hat can enhance or ruin the look, influencing perceived elegance or frumpiness. Emphasizes perfection of every detail from buttons to lace and urges a motto for meticulous dressing.
The Well Dressed Woman and the Spring Hat Mystery
A magazine style dialogue on fashion details and shopping discipline stresses exactness in attire and grooming. A subplot reveals Andrew and Imogene with a note promising a hat if she avoids reading it, ending with a teasing quarrel about marriage and the stingiest man.
Friend Wife By ROH FULKERSON
Imogene pressure Andrew for a spring hat despite hard times and coal furnace life. She insists on buying ahead for fashion magazines Christmas issues already on stands, prompting a testy exchange about money and priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friend Wife
Roh Fulkerson
Patterns from Waterloo Evening Courier
Advertisement for obtaining the Courier up to date patterns from Waterloo Evening Courier. Send 15 cents for each pattern to Fashion Department. Patterns claim to allow seams and orders filled as possible. Delivery aimed within ten days after sending order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Bids Deferred on Roosevelt School Opening
The Roosevelt school construction bid opening in Gates' Park addition was postponed from April 27 to May 18 by order of the east board of education due to unsettled labor conditions. With plumbers and electricians set at reduced wages, the board hopes trades will adjust and work can commence before June 1. Ada Walker, a Kansod legislator and newspaper woman, is noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt School
Gates’ Park Addition
East Board of Education
Doctor Warns East High Pupils On Tuberculosis Fight
Dr W H Ross spoke at East High auditorium about preventing tuberculosis among youths. He urged rest, a nutritious breakfast, vegetables, butter, fresh air and exercise to keep the body fit to resist bacilli. Tomorrow, Mrs Herbert F Marshall will give a violin recital for students and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ross
East High
Herbert F. Marshall
Boy Scout Contest Ad Sparks Curiosity on Page Three
An advertisement hints at a Boy Scout contest drawing. The snippet mentions page three. The text also notes long work hours in Japan with 10 to 12 hour days, indicating the era's labor context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seard
Japan
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Society News
P. W. Club
Silent Cave
M. M. Smith
Charles Lewi
St. Margaret’s Guild
P. L. Bryant
EB. H. Ruide
I. F. F. Club
Adam Hatz
Lady Legionnaires
Guy R. Hostetler
Bloc. Club
Gertrude Sullivan
Herbert Carter
Woman's Club
Civic Department
Alfred Longley
First Baptist—Women's Society
C. C. Brown
Dunkerton
Schlotterbeck-Cummins
F. W. Court
Ardis Cummins
Carl H. Schlotterbeck
Spirit Lake
First Methodist
Christ Episcopal
J. £. Brewster
Ladies Guild
Whimblebee
W. W. McFarlane
L. M. Crowell
H. 5. Taylor
W.J. McElhinney
St. Mary's
Mmes
Frank Muller
Lewis Muller
T. J. Winninger
E. Srokaw
W. C
Sacred Heart Court
St. Mary's Auditorium
Patriotic Order
Charles Boldt
Lee Watters
Frances
Earl Watters
Stanl ‘Fey
Smith Bowen
T.C
Willard Hall
Women's Relief Corps
M. J. Ravelin Yester
Atwoods
Atwoods In June, and the Semiannual House ‘Party of the Union
F. F. Yarn
Cedar
Campbell Will
C.i. Munger
Y M. Beal
J. G. King
W. CG
Florence McGiade
Holy Name Court
Verne Brown
Ruth Campron
Beauty
Edna Kext Forbes
Lana 4A
Tam
Andrew
Imogene
Imosene
Johnny
Toehate
Howe Furnishers
Bridge Street
Waterloos Center
Detroit
Aluminum
Iowa Flour and Feed Company
Waaterloo
Weer
Ada Walker
Kansod
Dr. Rose
Ida
Optometrists
Opticians
PyLprerrsye
Ducayen
Rede
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