Waterloo women prepare for eighth annual federation convention
Waterloo women anticipate the eighth annual convention of the Town Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs to be held May 13 and 14 at Wahkonsa hotel Fort Dodge. Mrs WW Warsaw, president, serves on the program committee and notes a worthwhile schedule of addresses and conferences. Fort Dodge expects a sizable Waterloo delegation. Highlights include Dr Ed Avard A Steiner Grinnell college Friday afternoon, Mia Florence H. Stone New Orleans treasurer of the national federation Friday evening, and Lutie E. Stearns Wilwaukee eminent doctor Saturday morning. Waterloo will have a place on the program with Mildred Cleason conducting group singing and the state emblem committee report to be given Friday afternoon. An emblem breakfast and pageant follow Saturday morning, with transportation arranged for Saturday.
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Waterloo
Federation of Business and” Professional Women's Clubs
Wahkonsa Hotel
Fort Dodge
WW. Warsaw
Warsaw
Lutie E. Stearns
Wil- Waukee
Wis
Seonyvention i
Oakland
Cal
Mel- Dodge
Valles Fannie M
Presis
Van
Buskirk
Moin
Al 5
Alian Des Moines
Maude 13
Harmon
Lila Marcham
Alice Wykoff
W.W. Warsaw
A. E. Johnson
Helen Swinbank
Sarton
Mae Kellar
Yead
W. D. Ives
Mary Horner
Waterloo Boat Club’ and River Improvement Association
Salvation Army
Marshall Craig
Des Moines
Chicago Great Western Railroad Company
T. C. McCreary
Santa . Fe
Quota Club
Young Women's Christian Association
Association
Local club event honors with community staff
A club gathering yesterday afternoon featured musical entertainment and a reception hosted by Mrs. W. BE. Shiek with assistance from her mother. High scores were awarded to Mrs. W. Wagner, Mrs. James Hurley, and Mrs. John Youngblut, with Mrs. Joe Glaza helping serve.
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Fe McDonough
Shome
Bardee
W. Wagner
James Hurley
John Youngblut
Joe" Glaza
Community events and club meetings schedule
Tonight at Westminster church and other venues Prof P W Elwood discusses Old World Gardens while various clubs meet at Y W C A Trinity church K of P hall and Memorial hall. Thursday afternoon activities include Roy Shoemaker club officers and multiple garden and bridge groups. Thursday evening hosts a sociable at Plymouth church and K of C hall.
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George Wandel
West High
Stete
C. E
Masonicall
P. W. Elwood
Ames
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Trinity
American Luther
League -First Congregational
Melchoir
Tribe of Ben. Hur
P. Hall
Helen’ Gould
Veterans—Memorial Hall
Cedar Heights Woman's _ club
Roy Shoemaker
Frank Jirsa
Goldenrod Club
G. A. Hert
Coterie
Walter de Taney
T. A. M. Bridge Club
A. H. French
W. C. Stover
G. A. Méad
Clarence Arnold
Wild Rose Club
W. J. Brayton
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Church
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. of C. Hall
Flymouth
P. H
Elwood
Yas
Iowa State College
Waterloo
Schaefer Schares Marriage Service at Gilbertville
Miss Stella Schares and Victor Schaefer were married at 9 30 a m today in Immaculate Conception church Gilbertville Ta The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs William Schares The groom’s parents are Mr and Mrs Charles Schaefer About 50 relatives attended breakfast and a 500 guest reception will be held at St Marys hall The couple will reside on a farm one mile west of Gilbertville
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Courier Special Service
Gilbertville
Stella
Schares
Victor -Schaefer
Ray
John’ Mayer
Schaefer
William Schares
Charles Schaefer
Dallas
Beatrice Schares
St.Mary's Hall
Wand
Woman's Club plans card party fundraiser
The Fine Arts department of the Woman's Club announces a benefits card party next Monday afternoon at 2730. Light refreshments will be served and Mrs. Wie C. Wright is general chairman with committee members listed. An annual general meeting is scheduled for the afternoon.
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Weater- Joo
Woman's Club
Alvas
Wie C. Wright
Mmes
Robert Miller
Glenn’ ‘Tibbitts
Avi
W.W. Chapman
Missionary Guild and Church Groups Meet Tomorrow
The Woman's auxiliary of Christ Episcopal Church will meet at the parish house at 12 o'clock noon tomorrow. The guild will host a 1 o'clock luncheon with hostesses listed. The Women's Society of the First Baptist Church plans an afternoon meeting with officers to be elected. Vine Street Grace Methodist group decorates for Thursday with Mrs. Hattie Loban hosting.
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Pirst “Dutheran
Roy
Anna
Gabriel
EB. J
Woman's Auxiliary of
Christ Episcopal Church
Mines
Eliott, Wise
Albert Greeley
Henry Estes
Anna Parrott
M. B. Cleveland
E. F. Wise
Hodge Taylor
Baptist Church
Vine Street
Grace Methodist Church
Hattie. Loban
Hints in Beauty Care Polished Nails and Skin Advice
The material discusses manicurist methods using two to three buffers and a polishing paste, compares home DIY with professional polish, advises avoiding excessive tinting, mentions temporary squid polishes, and notes cold water chest baths for toning skin. It also covers weight gain guidance for a 30 year old and cautions against bleaching arm hair with peroxide.
Luther League to Present Play and Musical Program
Luther League will present a comedy play The Laughing Cure at 7:15 p.m. tomorrow in the East Junior High school building directed by William C. Black. Cast includes Dre St George Carey Ehrke Mason Hanson, Laura Hanson, Ermine Betts, Gay Hanson, and more with a musical program by the Knapp Studio Girls Orchestra and Mizpah Silver Cross and Scattergood circles presenting songs and dances.
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Trinity American Luther League
William C. Black
St. George Carey
Carl
Ehrke
Jimmie ‘Mason
Hanson
Whitcomb
Edwin E. Towne
Clarke Hanson
Bert Mixdort
Laura Hanson
Ermine Betts Gay
Otto Merz
William Foden
Picket Guard
William Cox
Barcarolie
Offenbach
Josephine Parker and Floyd Poyner Exchange Vows
Miss Josephine Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs M A Parker 812 Berth street married Floyd Poyner son of Mrs Alaud Poyner 1425 Lafayette street at Graves Memorial United Brethren church at 6 pm yesterday Rev E W Main officiated In the presence of relatives Bride wore a pink embroidered crepe frock and carried roses Matron of honor Mrs Alvin Snyder wore green georgette Her bouquet featured Columbia roses After the service dinner was served in Black's tearoom The couple will live at 913 Lafayette street Des Moines two weeks after returning from their wedding trip The bride attended West High School Gates Business College and worked at Campbell Baking Company The groom works for Altstadt Langlas Baking Company
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Josephine ‘Parker
M. A. Parker
Berth Street
Graves Memorial United Brethren ‘Church
Floyd Poyner
Alaud Poyner
Lafayette Street
E. W. Main
Alvin Snyder
Columbia
Black
Z. D. Henry
Jesup
Harry White
Chicago
Poyner
Des Moines
West “High School
Gates Business College
Campbell Baking Company
Altstadt & Langlas Baking Company
Local notices list illnesses and community events
Several items outline residents’ health issues and home moves, including Mrs Nelniver seriously ill moved to St Francis hospital and Henry Nauman injured by a toy, plus Frank Amusement Company staff recovering from an injury. Railroad officials in town and the Xs Men’s Glee Club announce tonight’s programs. Additional notes cover a dealer’s license arrest, Dr Lespinasse address to the Waterloo Medical Society, garden club lecture, Arbutus yacht trip invitation, a moonshine conviction, a will probate, a divorce petition, and a rummage sale at the YWCA with donation requests.
Uncle 808 to Tell View of Waterloo on KYW Radio
Unclear fragmentary report notes a radio storyteller known as Uncle Bob Alling, billed as Uncle 808, with a weeklong engagement at a local theatre. He plans a Monday 6 p.m. broadcast from his home and has been touring the city on long walks. He promotes a children’s safety club with thousands of members.
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808
KYW
Bob
Waterloo
Kyw. Hhicago
Safety ‘Society
Jago Sale Company Opens New Outfit Store
John C. Jago opens a boating camping and touring equipment salesroom at Fifth and Jefferson. The Jago Salet company conducts the new venture under the familiar local brand.
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John C. Jago
Fifth
Jefferson
Jago Salet Company
MELLO-GLO Powder Promises Unique Shine This Fall
An ad touts a new Face Powder named MELLO-GLO from Paul Davis Dry Goods Co. It emphasizes a long lasting, special French process that supposedly gives a unique glow and color. The copy uses varied phrasing to stress novelty and quality.
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Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
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Woman’s Club
Edna Kent Forbes
B. & P.W. Club
Luther ‘League
Mizpah
Silver Cross
Scattergood
Buchanan County
Methodist Church of Independence
Hazen Harter
Independence
Rose Tidd
J. G. Ralston
Black Hawk County
A. J. Bush
Davenport
Joseph McKay
Winthrop
J. P. Jones
Dolan
John Dolan
Metropolitan Life Insurance Force
Jd. Rethsen
R. J. Cordell
Messrs
R. J. Rethsen
Fa. Mays
G. L. Bristol
J. E Geist
T. E. Dolan
R. T. Graber
Mr. Dolan
Metropolitan Life Insurance Office
Blue Triangle
Harry E. Yields
Cedar Heights
Blue Triangle League of the Young Women's Christian Association
Mr. Fields
Candian
Josephine Parker
Memorial Hall
Daughters of Union
Grant
Jane Kirksgood
John. Blimm
J. EB. Meyers
Thomas Shannon
A. J. Rodenhaver
Bridge
W.B. A
Moose ‘Hall
Clair -‘Yerry
P.J. Mulray
Elmer, Olert
Lillian “Wilson
H. W. Walker
Fred Follette
Carl Rodruck
Webster City
Florence \-Kezar
Henry Mueller
Mary Bader
Dysart
Frank. Thiersen
Star City
Canada
Alvin Bader
Thiersen
W. W. Lytle
I. “Holton
M.S. Coontz
Elklets
C. D. Wilcox
The
Elks Club
H. B. Maynard
Wilcox
PT. J. Fitzgerald
John’s
Woodmen ‘of the World
Hawkeye Grove
R. of .C. Hall
Rath's
Fred Halley
Black Hawk Lodge
Order of Qold
Black Hawk I
F. Hall
Hall
Burlington
Vermont
Buchanan
LG. Nelniver
Lycaiy Street
St.Francis Hospital
Mulberry
Fourth Street
Henry T. Nauman
Berth Avenue West
Richard
Jack Smith
Frank Amusement Company
City
E. F. McCrary
Santa. Fe
Clinton
Glee
Club Avil
Grace A E. ‘Church
Max’ Noah
Glee Club
Hammond
Warren Buckley
Vietor
Lespinasse
Waterloo : Medical Society
University ‘of Illinois
R. Hallowell
A.C. Willford
Burr Lichty
Izaak Walton League
Arbutus
Fred G. Bell
Frank Rutter
Albert Hotel
George J. Sager
Rutter
Mary .E
Hiram Bueghiley
Arthur H
Mari
Arthur
Farmers Loan & Trust Co
Charles Te ‘Petersen
Ella .E. Petersen
Roe
Conger. Street
Cedar’ Rapids
Horlick
Grace M. E. Church
Waterloo Y’s Men
Karl Dubbert
John
Folger
Dutinerion
Ellen J. Buckland
KOTEX
Iike
Evening Courier
Georgette
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