Waterloo Woman's Club Chooses New Leaders For Post
Society notes report Mrs. Henry W. Grout withdraws from candidacy after a one term as president praised for Club progress including a rebuilt clubhouse and plans for the state federation convention. Mrs. George Nauman favored to succeed as president with several other officers named for re election or new posts. Elections in secret ballot will be held at the clubhouse during the annual meeting with reports and delegate selection to the Iowa Federation convention on May 22.
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Waterloo Woman’s Club
Henry W. Grout
Candi Sts
George Nauman
Nauman
J. O. Trumbauer
Raymond Folk
J. B. Bragdon
H. W. Sigworth
Lelandri Leeper
Fll. Chamberlain
Reed
Matt Parrett
Torian
Grout
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Woman's Club
G. E. Howard
Victor Hugo
J. R. Macartney
A. Com
Iiago
JL. &. Elekelbers
A. J. Busby
F. PF. McElhinney
Lvice
Aierigo Woman's Federation
Z. FB. Homan
Town State Teachers College
Ernest Garver
Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding in Walford Area
Mr and Mrs HW DeWitt marked fifty years with a quiet reunion at home on Gil Seventh Street West. Children and 19 grandchildren attended with music, refreshments, and gold coins as tokens.
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HW. C. DeWitt
Gil Seventh Street West
Waleriog
Ewnice Brandhurst
Mabel Wilson
Hudson
Minnie Campbell
Lois Bristo
Waterloo
Ruth McDougall
Beauty Secrets from a German Cosmetic Textbook
An excerpt discusses a 19th century cosmetic book for trade use, revealing cheap Eau de Cologne formulas, powders, and tinting concepts. It notes starch bases, violet root scents, and varied regional preferences, plus skin care tips and a request for a hair tonic formula with a stamped return envelope.
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Bot. P
Toys for Old Folks Lessons on mental wealth for aging readers
Side Talks presents Ruth Cameron urging readers to prepare for old age by building mental hobbies and knowledge. She argues pleasures of mind sustain vitality, citing skiing at 70 and the value of reading biographies and science. Knowledge fuels youth as a lifelong toy, Bronson Alcott notes.
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Serere
Fife
Stu
Bronson Alcott
Waterloo Woman's Club Chooses Literary Department Head
Mrs. J E Ridenour named head of the Literary department for next year at the annual meeting. Mrs G B Rangler becomes vice chair and Mrs J G McAlgin secretary. The club debates meeting frequency and plans drama study under Mrs J E O Keefe. New members invited. May board meets first Monday.
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J. E. Ridenour
Waterloo Woman‘’s Club
G. B. Rangler
J. G. McAlgin
J. BE. O'Keefe
EB. J. Corton
Raspes
C. Mc Hiowe
H. W. Grout
With
W. F. Parrott
George F. Seales
Troma and Education Department
Edward Shil Jdon
Northminster Dyer Bible Class Hosts Anniversary Event
Northminster Dyer Bible Class held its monthly meeting at Mrs. FP Fateys home yesterday. The hostess received a gift for her anniversary as Mrs. Gregory assisted with refreshments. First M E Fellowship men hosted a dinner and program in church parlors with H O Huston as committee chair for about 30 hosts. Dinner covers 80. program followed. The debate topic was Are Women of Any.
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Northminster Dyer Ready Bible Class
FP. E. Fate
Gregory
M. E
H. O. Huston
Shopping Economy Napkins to Match
An article discusses mercerized cotton napkins that imitate linen and how to spot genuine quality. It covers finishes to avoid, sizing for gloss, and tips like rubbing a corner to test fabric. It notes napkin sizes and sets sold in the quarters for tea breakfast and dinner use.
Golden Leaf and Golden Mod clubs meet in town
Ten women formed the Golden Leaf club at Mrs. J. B. DeWald’s home with Mrs. Frank Miller elected president and Mrs. Harry Harkness secretary. The Golden Mod club met with Mrs. Arthur Wen. both gatherings featured refreshments and informal needlework. A tale of Walden house weaves through Grant and his woodland mistress, centering on a black bracelet and a legacy.
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J. B. DeWald
Golden Leaf Club
Frank Miller
Harry Harkness
Golden Mod Club
Arthur Wen
Walter Meyerhoff
Club Notes Mrs Sullivan Hosts Happy Hour Meeting
Mrs. J T Sullivan will host Happy Hour Club members Tuesday at 1 o clock Incheon.
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J. T. Sullivan
Happy Hour Club
Pleasant Way Suggested to Boost Waterloo Boosters
Glenn A. Tibbitts proposes a simple plan to aid Waterloo residents and property owners. He suggests Waterloo residents offer rides to traveling men, especially Sundays, via autos with empty seats to showcase the city and surrounding farming regions, turning visitors into boosters. The idea asks if residents should invest a small effort for a pleasant Waterloo booster program.
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Glenn A. Tibbitts
Waterloo
Nose
Knights of the Grin
The Bracelet by Jane Gordon
Grant visits Walden house in the woods after Aunt Martha’s will. A scarlet clothed maiden with a white arm gesture and a striking black bracelet with a white center stone captivates him. An elderly woman guides him to view the quaint rooms before the sale.
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Grant
Walden House
Patience Walden
Patience
Falks
Daisy Walden
Daisy
Jennie Wells
Jennie
Old Patience
Mr. Dacre
Martha
Far Wood
Waterloo Radio Men Attend Convention
Waterloo's radio fraternity is represented at the second annual Iowa State College short course and convention in Ames. Amateur telegraphers and fans from across the state gather to discuss problems. WOT Ames radiophone transmitter is explained. Attendees include Donald Redmond, A Castle, A A Moyer, and Andrew Wool.
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Waterloo
Iowa State College
Ames
Donald Redmond
Waterloo Electrical Supply Company
Co. A. Castle
Electrical Repair & Manufacturing Co
A. A. Moyer
Cantera
Andrew Wool,fries
Cole Brothers Electric Company
Bus Buy For Waterloo Cedar Falls Interurban
A 25 passenger motorbus was purchased today by W., C. F. & N. Rapid Transit for Waterloo Cedar Falls service. The bus, a counterpart of existing blue and white cars, will be delivered within 30 days for interurban traffic.
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W., C. F. & NM. Rapid Transit Company
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Electric
Mission Society Ends Convention At Mission Rally
Young Presbyterians and Women’s Home Mission delegates rallied at Black’s tea room to close Waterloo presbytery’s forty-fifth annual meeting. Nearly 100 attended a program and dinner highlighting mission work, with talks from Mrs. Johnston Miss Lewis and Mrs. Pettit, urging global cooperation in spreading Christ’s kingdom. The conference followed by a joint cabinet conference and house party at Willard hall.
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Presbyterian
Women’s Home
Foreign Mission Society of Waterloo Presbytery
Cedar Heights
W. E. Fisher
Ackley
Edgar F. Johnston
Mississippi
Mary Holmes
Iowa
Westminster Presbyterian Church
South
Margaret Lewis
Board of Education
Tennessee
North Carolina
Kentucky
New York
Pettit
Fred S. Pettit
Foreign Synodical Society
Faculty Advisory Board Luncheon Details
About 25 students form the company with Miss Florence Magowan as general secretary, describing an advisory board luncheon among faculty members.
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Florence Magowan
Misery of Sin Is Told I. C. Shopmen by Dr. Macartney
Dr J R Macartney spoke at Illinois Central shops for the second weekly meeting of the railway Y M C A program The talk titled The Unhappiness of Sin listed seven reasons why a sinner is unhappy and drew praise from more than 250 shopmen Roy A Graham secretary of the railway Y said the sessions are growing in popularity W B Howell led several selections at yesterday's meeting
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Illinois Central
J. R.macartney
Railway Y. 4. C
Sinois Central
Roy A. Graham
Railway Y
W. B. Howell Lane
Washington U Defeats California In Three Mile Boat Race
The University of Washington crew won the annual intercollegiate regatta against California by six lengths on the estuary in Oakland. Unofficial time was 16 53 for the three mile race, with both crews near collapse as Washington pulled away in the home stretch. The winners are expected to represent the West in the Poughkeepsie regatta in the East.
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Oakland
Cal
University of Washington Today
University of California
Washington
City Church Directory Lists Sunday Services and Meetings
The directory outlines regular church schedules across denominations including Baptist, Brethren, Catholic, Christian Science, Congregational, and Episcopal. It lists church names, street locations, pastors, and weekly times for worship, Sunday schools, and prayer meetings.
Religious services and church listings by denomination
A dense listing of church locations, denominations, ministers, and service times across the city. Includes Evangelical, Free Methodist, Greek Orthodox, Hebrew (Congregation Sons of Jacob), Latter Day Saints, Lutheran, Metodist, Presbyterian, Seventh Day Adventist, United Brethren, United Presbyterian, Universalist, and Salvation Army venues with street addresses and minister names where readable.
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Sons of Jacc
Sia
M. Ostrowsky
Briday
Latter Day Saints
Reorganized Church
Parker and Columbia
A.J. Fisher
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Percy
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GC. A. Robbins
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Waterloo Boosters
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Waterloo Radio
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Iowa State Teachers Sayeses
Willard Hall
I. C. Shopmen
Dr. Macartney
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Church Directory
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Edward Slattery
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T. Ve
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Fourth Street
Christopher Morrides
Henry Mueller
S.S
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Germap
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Jter
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Grace-Ilead
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Linden
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Harrop
Lom
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Albany
Mobile
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East Park
Skern and
Cutler
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J. D. Clemens
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Graves Memorial
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Second
J. C. Rankin
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Fourth Street East
S. A. Colaxan
Ilinois Central
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Salvation Army
Edward la Plount
Salvation Meeting
P. m
Palm Beach
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Spring & Eguner
Vay
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