Society Notes Highlight Waterloo Women Club Events
Mrs. Howard A. Sharp elected president of the Waterloo Woman's Club evening department at the annual meeting. Florence Sunes named secretary with SiH be the new vice chairman. Miss Marion T. Ran sier played Chopin on the grand piano. Several upcoming programs and socials were announced, including demonstrations in home millinery, a Christmas party, biographies, and Junior Auxiliary events. A lodge anniversary program followed with music and readings. Birthday honors, social gatherings, and a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Carroll were noted.
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Church and club activities fill community afternoon
Mrs W B Cowan hosted St Margaret s guild at St Mark s church. Mire Lillian Kuhrke led a session in the president s absence. Refreshments followed. Central Christian Philatheans and others hosted a country fair at YWCA rooms to fund a new Sunday school classroom. Various booths and lunches drew a good crowd with expected pleasing proceeds.
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St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Church
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Lillian Kuhrke
Central Christian Philatheans
New Shoren
Ladies’ Aid —_ society
Club Notes Calamich Club Dinner and Theatre Outing
The Calamich club held its third annual dinner last evening at Bishop's cafeteria No 2 with twelve members present. After the theatre they visited the home of Mr and Mrs W White where refreshments were served. Mrs George Lingelbach and Mrs Fred Cousins were guests. The F O P club met with Mrs A C Yetler on Thursday. cards were played followed by refreshments.
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Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes answers reader queries on hair and beauty. She advocates natural waves for curly hair, cautions against horizon waves that can frizz and damage hair, and suggests using kid or rag curlers for soft waves. Nightly updos and boudoir caps are recommended to protect curls.
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Edna Kent Forbes
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Side Talks and Local Notices in Waterloo
Local column items note Roxie Martin ill with pneumonia at St Francis hospital and visitors from Detroit and Chicago. Several residents return from trips, including J D Takin from Los Angeles and B S Wenner from Ida Grove, with updates on health, work, and family events in Waterloo. Public notices include library story hours, court actions, and upcoming bake sales and ads from local businesses.
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Waterloo Y Members Set for State Conference Trip
Seven Waterloo YMCA youths led by Wir Hasford Wendall Webb Robert Stoyles Lanuis Winder John McCartney Joe Sansone and Hugh Curry depart tomorrow for Marshalltown as Waterloo YMCA representatives to the state employed boys conference starting at 2 10 a m and running through Sunday. W S Chambers Minneapolis employed boys secretary will address the gathering on An Employed Boys Conference Program. Charles B E Ford to become state boys secretary of the Iowa M C A July 1 will speak and lead a discussion Find Yourself Campaign.
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Lanuis Winder
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Minneapolis
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Towa
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The Selection of Kitchen Ware for the Housewife
The article advises housewives to buy kitchen tools wisely by sizing for family needs and pantry space. It emphasizes one piece construction, smooth interiors, and safe joints, noting many utensils are unused or poorly made. It mentions balanced weight, heatable handles, and dual lips on skillets as a standard.
Tillie Finds Wealth That Forges Family Ties
Tillie and David discover a Nebraska land inheritance left by Tillie’s long-absent father. The windfall promises security for Tillie and a future with David as Aunt Susan’s care ends. Tillie reconciles loyalty, love, and newfound fortune.
Lichty Finds Bright Business Outlook After Florida Trip
George E Lichty reports improving business conditions across industries after a Florida vacation. He notes optimism in steel and a coal slump due to no fuel storage and post strike sentiment. Lichty commented on money rates tightening with rising prosperity and a gradual countrywide recovery from wartime downturn.
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Warmest Thursday of the Year Reaches 81 Degrees
The government thermometer hit 81 as spring arrived with mild sunshine and passersby shedding coats. Clouds threatened rain later, with a light shower earlier in the day and a forecast of no significant April storm before night.
Des Moines Spanish War Vets Set April Banquet
Lawton camp United Spanish War Veterans of Des Moines will mark the twenty fifth anniversary of the declaration of war with Spain with a banquet and entertainment on April 25 inviting comrades from across the state.
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Edna Wallace Hopper Era Stage Beauty Recalled
Passage recalls Edna Wallace Hopper famed stage beauty and her associations with early 20th century productions and performers. It hints at roles and titles from that period, noting audience memory of her youthful charm and career highlights across multiple shows and performances.
Facial Youth promises beauty secrets to all women
An advertisement claims a world wide search yielded the best beauty helps and offers them at modest prices. It touts a French liquid cleansing cream, non animal based, claiming it cleans deep and removes dirt. Endorsed by beauty experts with high prices for Edna Wallace Hopper's Facial Youth at a penny per bottle.
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Elst
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Youth Cream claims and self testimonials from Edna Walstach Hopaper
An advertisement-style passage promotes Youth Cream as a versatile night and day cosmetic base. It asserts the product blends slemon and strawberry to soften whiten, firm the skin and rejuvenate the user to youthful appearance. The author cites personal experience and notes a price of 0c per jar.
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Local Camp Officers Invite Attendees for Event
Terloo and their wives will attend John Boeller, senior vice department commander, WW A Burton, commander of the local camp, A J Artus and Frank Swartz have accepted invitations.
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White Youth Clay Debuts as New Facial Remedy
An ad touts White Youth Clay as a refined whitening facial clay based on 20 years of study. It promises to draw impurities from the skin, clear pores and wrinkles, and reveal a softer, rosier complexion in minutes.
Hair Youth Promises Luxuriant Hair Growth
An advertorial claims Hair Youth, applied daily with an eye dropper, strengthens hair roots to prevent dandruff and stimulate growth. It touts a dramatic personal success story and lists prices as 0c and $1, with distribution via toilet article stores.
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Motorcycle Fire Damages Orvis Vehicle on Center Street
A motorcycle owned by WW FH Orvis at 443 Center street was badly damaged by fire when gasoline ignited from the back of the engine as Mr. Orvis started the machine in front of his home. Firemen used 40 gallons of extinguishing chemicals to suppress the flames.
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WW. FH
Patterns for Waterloo Evening Courier fans
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design, send 15 cents to Fashion Department, Evening Courier, Waterloo. Patterns allow seams. All orders filled as promptly as possible, but shipment may be delayed up to ten days after sending in your order.
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