Girls prepare for summer camps in Cedar Falls park
Youth activities outline a summer program run by the YW and allied groups for Black Hawk county girls ages 10 to 18. Camps at Riversmay Park cover board and lodging with a $4 transport fee per girl, led by Martha Jayne and Mrs. Darling among others. Activities include swimming, crafts, handwork, sewing, and study, with camp council representation and campfire entertainments.
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Ter
Riversmay Park
Cedar Falls
Ciis
Iowa
Misa Martha Jayne
Uppertown University
Payette
C.D. Darling
Way Beal
Jessie Sweeney Tay
Patire
Black Hawk County
Side Talks on Mankind and the Mirror Image
Ruth Cameron muses on mankind and womankind, self image, and mirrors. She recalls a chair room mirror that let sitters see their own reflection, while others watched, provoking reflections on vanity and self perception.
Beauty tips for the neck and face in old style skincare
The article promotes a strict beauty routine focusing on the neck and jawline. It advocates firm skin, avoiding age signs, and discusses facials, massages, and creams to lift and tone. An osteopath claim and various old fashioned methods appear, with emphasis on avoiding sagging skin and line prevention.
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Mastin
Carder
Jane
Addella Boies Weds Dr. John Kenneth von Lackum
Miss Addella Boies daughter of Mr and Mrs Ho B Boies wed Dr John Kenneth von Lackum Cedar Rapids son of Mr and Mrs ud von Lackum in St Mark's Episcopal Church Today. A Mendelssohn organ procession and Elgar aria preceded the ceremony. The bride wore lavender and blue with a lavender bouquet. Afterward guests feasted at the Boies home with yellow and white decor. The couple planned a eastward honeymoon and will reside at 508 Grundle avenue Cedar Rapids after return.
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Addella Boies
Ho B. Boies
John Kenneth von Lackum
Cedar Rapids
Lyr
Ud. von Lackum
Loysirt
St Mark's
Moon
George Tt. Harris
Mendelssohn
Lee Organ
Mieher van Metre
Elgar
Harris
Boies
Huegts
Juncheon
Coltax
van Taek
Ueuehters
Winona
Dysart
Newman Do
von Lackum
West fGed
University Lscensing
Sigma Kappa Soqfously
Vadena
Minnard
Waterloo
Tribune News
la Des Molités
Hexister
Sun
PB. OO
Watérlon Woman's & Ib
University At
Town
Tarper Hospital
Ide Htrolt
Mlet
Thay University
IA Soap
Pre Rae
Condac Rapids
T. PF. Hersch
Donald
Edith
NB. Hersch
Berich Avenue
Delegates Leave for Y W National Biennial Meeting
Delegates will represent Waterloo at the YWCA national biennial meeting in Slotet Commodore New York City from April 20 to 13. Mrs Ensier chairs the furnishings committee and Mrs Howard will wear attire for travel. Delegates travel by site to attend sessions with delegates from Kansas Sour America and distant locales.
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Waterloo
Slotet Commodore
New York City
Drasley
Atte J
Senor i
Site
Warde
Ensier
Ehatyman Og
Howard
New York
Phyeon
Thos
Rene
Aire
Olttei
Sueste
Kaos
Sour Armerica
Potedd
Righard Roberts
Curtie J. Wilbur
Leland
Community club notes and meeting plans
April 23 set for West High plays night. Girls pursue office work journalism and teaching with named leaders and rooms in Lafayette building. Various committees plan conferences in library and cataloging rooms. A large local club, 174 members strong, aims to inspire vocations with a 500 copy print of Every Girl.
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West High
Iahel
Anna Meader
Frazer Scott
Iva Abrams
Clubhroonms
Insurance Group
Elizabeth Renshey
Lafayette Building
Kenhney
Fanny Hemenway
Atise Pauline
Sareac
Grace Unemeyer
Camn
Waterloo
Brace
Ioa J. Peters
Goucher College
Baltimore
National Department of Education
Peters
City In Brief Westend Ne ws and Social Snippets
Local notes report Westend bridge and optical ad. Mrs. T Spencer departs for Tulsa to visit kin. EH McCoy travels to West Union to attend district court. Bodells journey to Chicago. Kelley family in Chicago area. Gilroy to speak at Knights of Pythias hall. Scarlet fever quarantine on Kern Street. Easter visits and hospitalities unfold among Des Moines and Waterloo residents. A Floyd county farm sale closes at 225 per acre. Nurbel family travels for medical reasons. Thompson divorce suit seeks custody and support. Kruger file for fault-based separation. Annie Wilson seeks property title amid divorce proceedings.
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Mr. T. Spencer
Tulsa
Okla
McCoy
West Union
Miller M. Bodell
LeMars
Robert C. Bodell
Waterloo
Chicago
Charles Kelley
Gilroy of
Mon‘ern Woodmen of America
Knights of Pyrthias Hall
Nellie Little
Kern Street
Scarlet
Frank Collard, Jr
Floyd County
Rudd
J. F. Sanders
John ‘Tour
John Bird
Theodore
Joseph
Prank
Nucbel
John Nuebel
Parkston
Paul Nuchel
J. V. Koster
Gsberville
Gertrude Ef. Thompson
Walter QI. Thompson
Marshalltown
Pramces
B P W Vocational Conferences Planned for May
Miss Maria Brace chairs Education Committee for the Business and Professional Women's club as regional vocational conferences are set for May. The sessions, organized with Martha Faphee and others, will be hosted at St. Luke’s Lutheran Woman’s group home on Wednesday with a Friday May 3 date.
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Waterloo
Miss Maria Brace
Eli
St. Bakes
Christ Martha Faphee
Civil Service Exams for Railway Mail Clerks Held Saturday
Railway Mail clerks examination set for Saturday May 3 in the Federal Courthouse. Entrance salary starts at 1900 dollars with raises to 2000 dollars. Inspectors allow two dollars daily hotel expense while on duty away from home. Applications must be filed with the district civil service secretary to be eligible.
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Cid
Fed I Conriromm
Waterton Test Office
Ieal Civil Service Secretary
Dokey Band Is Well Received At Theatre
Members of the D K 4 were well received in concerts yesterday at the Plas theatre. En route to the theatre the horses serenaded Mrs Z P Hamimet. Mrs Finmanelle the mother of OO tromme manager for the band. Concerts will be played tonight Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Nanded
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Hors
Z. P. Hamimet
Tofter
Fon Street
Finmanelle
Tromme
Christ Teachings Against War Crown a Call for Peace
Prof. Helsley of Iowa State Teachers College told Waterloo ministers that war is folly and Christians must refuse to fight until all peaceful means are exhausted. He urged nations to hate war and learn to settle disputes without bloodshed, warning the army harms individualism and American ideals. He urged Christians to take a firm stand until war is justifiably rejected.
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Silene
I Charles We. Halsley
Iowa State Teachers College
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Helsley
J. Helsley
Prof
Helstey
Newcomers Boost Waterloo Population by 10 Families
In the Waterloo weekly bulletin of changes of addresses a net gain of 10 families is noted. Sixteen households moved in, six families left, and sixty three shifts occurred. Listed are names and street addresses of new residents and movers across the city.
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Office of
Retail Merchants Association
HFC
Ars
C. L. Allen
Logan Jack Corey
AdorMs
H.W. Cricland
Second East
J. BE. Butler
J. BE. Butler, 502 Leland, BE. . Nahinger
Western
R. Bh. Haug
Williston
M. A. Fleming
Newell
A. N. Davis
Britnober
F. J. Reiley
Bryant
I. E. Record
Webster
PB. Stewart
Avalon A. Palmer
Second West
CG. A. Merrill
Kimball
W. Diehl
Sunnyside
P. Short
Baltimore
Hudson approves Sixth and Washington route for road project
Pormal approval by the Hudson town council of local improvements on primary road project No. 2302 was given by a unanimous county board resolution today. The agreement designates the route via Sixth and Washington streets through the town, outlining the planned improvement and location changes.
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Pormal
Hudson
Locaten
County Board of Supervisors
Sixth
Washington Streets
Hudson pavement plan amid county cooperation debate
Fragmentary notes describe pavement distance within town over three-fourths mile and a proposal to spread special benefits across rural areas. The plan aims for a town pavement at nominal cost, contingent on county and highway commission cooperation. County members and town council likely discussed an agreement.
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Hudson
County and Highway Commission
Motorist Hits Young Men In Cedar Falls
Earl Alexander and L Holliday were struck by a light truck on Rainbow Drive at 8 30 pm. both men suffered cuts and bruises with Alexander losing a deep gash on his chin. The driver fled the scene and remains unknown. W M M O'Brien of 327 Saxon Street took the injured to the police station.
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Earl Alexander
L. Holliday
Cedar Falls
Young den
Rainbow Drive
Alexander
Roach
W. Mm.o'brien
Saxon Street
Social Service League presents two city entertainments
Charles City April 21. The Social Service league will stage two entertainments at the Hildreth theatre April 30 and May 1. Each of the men's and women's organizations will perform a half hour stunt with a change of program each evening at 1:00 am. Proceeds benefit the league's charitable work.
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Social
Negress Threatens Husband with Gun in City Limits
Mrs Beatrice Henry colored slight of stature and young was jailed eight days after arraignment before Judge J G Beam on a charge of shooting inside the city limits A witness said to be her stepfather testified Henry fired three shots at her husband and at her home 728 Vinton street following an altercation over her staying out all night Henry claimed the gun came from an upstairs room and went off accidentally The weapon a 32 caliber automatic with three empty shells was shown and confiscated by the court Liberty could be won by paying a 2350 fine and costs Other defendants were fined for drunken and disorderly conduct speeding and a disorderly house plus several drunks
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Beatrice Henry
J. G. Beam
Efra. Henry
Vinton Street
Ias
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