Camp Dates Announced For Waterloo Girls
Many Waterloo girls will attend summer camps as the Young Women's Christian Association releases schedule. West High Friendship Club hosts an afternoon program titled All Aboard for Camp directed by Miss Martha Graham. High school girls camp runs June 23 to 28, with other camps July 5 to 12 and June 28 to July 5 for younger groups. Marie Watters oversees all camps. recreation duties assigned to Louise Palmer or Beth Tracy.
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Waterloo
Young ‘Women’s Christian Association
Morris Isle
West Hich
Mias’ Beth Tracy
Health Education Department
Becker Chapter to Elect Officers May 4
Becker chapter of the Eastern Star will hold an officer election on May 4 due to the resignation of Mrs. R. E. Dunlavey who plans to move to Fort Dodge. A regular business meeting followed a social supper and initiation. plans include a country store for a carnival with Waterloo chapter May 5 and 6.
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R. E. Dunlavey
Becker Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Club Notes Gather for Meetings and Socials
Chemibers of H.Gi We cull circle met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Fred Tharp home for a picnic luncheon, followed by a 3 o clock dinner. Golden Link club opened its doors to members for fancywork and visiting with Mrs Lou Armstrong assisting in serving. Pleasant Hour club hosted yesterday afternoon at Mrs Ls F Hefner home with George Huston Herold Triblée Asa Brink Win Orwis Kurt Boight Clarence Arnold Phil Lucas in attendance and contest favors awarded to Mrs Arnold and Mrs Lucas. New Century club to meet for prelock luncheon tomorrow at Mrs John Penly s home. JSF P bridge club held a 1 o clock luncheon at White Sea Inn with Mrs Andrew Feleman hosting. high honors to Mrs C E Cross and Mrs Fred King. The new club will meet in two weeks at Mrs Trible s home in Raymond.
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H.gi
Westerday
Fred ‘Tharp
Glenn
Perkins
Golden
Lou
Armstrong
Hortess
Ls F.hefner
Mmes
George Huston
Herold Triblée
Asa, Brink
Win. Orwis
Kurt ‘Boight
Clarence Arnold
Phil. Lucas
New Century Club
John Penly
JSF. P
Bridge Club
White Sea Inn
Andrew Feleman
C. E. Cross
Fred King
W. L. ‘Duncan
Des Moines
United’ Brethren Churches
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
San Monaion
Mmers
Pe Schreiner
John* Hanand
T. Whittle
C. 5. Puffer
Art A. Stitz
A. W. Kistner
C. E., Ellesson
Harold Pratt
Mines
H.H. Young
May Tunis
C. E. Losee
John Fry
M. C. Bowen
George Buchan
C. J. Murphy
Community club events listed for Friday and evening
Sociable events at Plymouth church and Royal Neighbors hall plus K of C and Woodmen gatherings arranged by local clubs. Activities include balloting by Waterloo Woman's Club, luncheons, canes of officers, and a Friday evening card party at Black Hawk and Black's tearoom with auxiliary groups noted.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Bridefternoon
Womans Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Woman’s Club
I. F. FL
Floyd Stoyles
G. I. Club
Mra
C. W. Cotton
Kilkare
Black's Tearoom
Black Hawk I. Oo. O
Black Hawk Hall
Church Group Echoes Service and Social Highlights
A series of church and community gatherings is reported. Calvary Evangelical and Westminster Presbyterian women hosted socials with about 70 attendees. programs covered Christian brotherhood, devotions, and music. Linden Methodist Episcopal youth announce a play at Union Congregational Church. United Presbyterian, First Congregational, and Graves Memorial events feature meetings, entertainment, and preparations for fundraisers, dinners, and Mother’s Day plans. Recital at Iowa State Teachers College features Alyce Cain and Irving Wolfe with collaborators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Methodist. Episcopal Church
Union
Congregational Church
Alyce Cain
Irving Wolfe
Cedar Falls
Gilchristchapel
Iowa State Teachers College
Beauty hints from a spring flu cure sun bath advice
A reader column discusses lingering flu effects and promotes sun baths as a key remedy. It explains artificial sunlight machines versus real sun exposure, provides step by step sun exposure timings, and notes sun harm prevention with gradual increases. It also offers tips on skin care and hair in a confident, period tone.
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Elgermos
Fine Arts Dep t to Give Program Election Friday
Water loo Woman's club Fine Arts department holds its annual meeting with officer elections at 11 am in the club house. Miss Jesale Cooley presents current events. Mrs Young discusses chamber music. duets and a vocal number are listed. Luncheon at 1 pm. club members plan reports, officers, and possible constitutional changes.
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Fine Arts
Fine Arts Department of
Waterloo Woman's Club
Jesale Cooley
Charlies Young
Mark Campbell
Jack Patterson
Haydn
B.W. Schuneman
Sylvia
Patterson
Five Wives Seek Divorces for Cruel Treatment
Five separate divorce actions filed this morning allege cruel treatment by husbands. Plaintiffs include Ida Bell of 839 Cortlandt Street against Harry Bell, married March 27, 1920. Dorothy Smith of 708 Kingsley Avenue against LeRoy Smith, married October 7, 1925, seeking $10 weekly alimony. Mary Castle against Edwin Castle, married February 19, 1921, seeking custody of Izola Mae, 4. Elen Bennett against Burl Bennett, married February 1, 1912, separated December 1, 1926, seeking custody of Ruth Mae, 9, and $5 weekly support plus $5 weekly alimony. Carolyn Dilger against Martin F. Dilger, married October 4, 1906, seeking custody of two children Quentin, 7, and Gwyneth, 4, plus equitable alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Bell
Harry Bell
Cortlandt Street
Dorothy Smith
LeRoy Smith
Kingsley
Mary Castle
Edwin Castle
Izola Mae
Elen Bennett
Burl Bennett
Ruth Mae
Carolyn Dilger
Two Cities Lions to Hear District Governor Tonight
Waterloo and Cedar Falls Lions clubs will host District Governor Vincent C. Hascall at 6:30 p m in Black's tearoom. The Waterloo noon luncheon is moved to evening. Radio host Uncle Bob from KYW Chicago will provide entertainment.
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Lions
Vincent C. Hascall
Omaha
Lions International
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Bob
KYW
Chicago
Choice of Foods Is Key to Tooth Health
Dr. George H. Wandel, head of the University of Iowa dental staff, spoke at West High under Fortnightly Club, noting only 39 of 100 preschoolers have good teeth. He urged proper diet for mothers and children, emphasized milk for calcium, whole grains, leafy greens, eggs, cod liver oil, and warned against excess sugar consumption. He praised local progress, especially in West Waterloo and Des Moines, while citing worse conditions along the Mississippi River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Wandel
Sheppard-Towner Clinic
University of Iowa
West High School
Young
Stern
Wandel
Des Moines
United States
Mississippi River
Three Win First Places in District Speaking Contests
In district extemporaneous speaking contests at Guthrie Center Estherville and Ottumwa last night Joseph Griffin Newton Robert Knudson Fort Dodge and Edward Carmodie Davenport were the winners. Ferne Armistrong Guthrie Center placed second to Griffin. Harold Zelinsky Central High Sioux City second to Knudson. Spencer Estherville Humboldt Rock Rapids Eagle Grove Britt schools also competed. At Ottumwa Alexander Centervic second to Carmodie William Collison Chariton third. Other schools Keokuk Oskaloosa Moravia Ottumwa participated. Judges were Senator Dan Steck Ottumwa Beall McCash Bloomfield and Rev J H Krenmyre Mount Pleasant.
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Des Moines
Guthrie Center
Estherville
Ottumway
Joseph Griffin
Newton
Robert Knudson
Fort Dodge
Edward Carmodie
Davenport
Ferne
Arrasmith
Griffin
Carruthers
Drake University
Harold Zelinsky
Central High
Sioux City
Kriudson
Ray
Dan F. Steck
Ottumwa
Beall- McCash
Bloomfield
J. H. Krenmyre
Mount Pleasant
Waterloo Notes and Notices From Local Life
Local brief items include social visits by Mrs. F C Munger and other residents, a Central Labor union meeting and American Legion boxing program, early car license renewals, travel plans of Albert Livingston and family, a National Association of Credit Men talk in Waterloo, a stolen touring car recovered, railroad safety meeting in Cedar Rapids, a bankruptcy petition for John Nolan, traffic fines, on time Great Western trains, a mortgage relief campaign by Monarch Film, YWCA canvass planning, a high transmission line extension petition by Orange Electric, and a Ford coupe seizure case with ownership details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Carpenter's Hall
American Legion
Orange Electric Company
Central Town Power & Light Co
Snow Flakes Bring Alarm to Gardeners
Amateur gardeners faced anxious forecasts as a belated winter return brought drizzling rain and snow. A full snowstorm loomed today after a night of mixed precipitation, with a minimum temperature of 8B and 0.33 inch total accumulation reported by Halph B. Slippy, volunteer government observer at his home.
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Halph
B. Slippy
Woodrow Wins Slogan Spurs Washing Machine Prize
Mrs. Lillian Lynn of 1018 Second Street won a washing machine prize after composing a 400 word piece from two word slogans forming the slogan Woodrow Wins. The promotion offered the machine as the first prize and drew entries built from the letters composing the winning phrase.
Prize awards replace broken washer at Iowa event
Central Iowa Power and Light Co hosted a contest at the Teachers College library in Cedar Falls. Mrs Lynn was unable to complete her sword set before the prize was awarded. Second prize went to Mrs F F Notter for a case of washing powder and third prize to Mrs John Anderson for a half case. A German six mile stretch between Nuremberg and Fuerth, Bavaria, first built Si. years ago, has been sold as junk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemtral Iowa Power & Light Co
Lynn
Reseurc
Cotlese
Cédar
Falla
Mra. F. Fi Nottger
Prise
John Anderson
Adams
Nuremberg
Fuerth
Bavaria
Barbers and Beauty Operators to Meet at Dinner Thursday
John Hart of Sioux City and Senator Arch W. McFarlane will speak at a banquet in Black's tearoom next Thursday night. About 500 barbers, their wives, and cosmeticians are expected. McFarlane will discuss the license bill passed by both houses. Dancing will close the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hart
Sioux City
Journeymen Barbers of America
Arch W. McFarlane
Black’s
Senator McFarlane
Barbers and Beauty Operators
House
Senate
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Raquet
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Association For
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Spa Uetigns
Red Cross
Muxiliary
Helen”Gould
Fred Willier
Ting
Ca. J. Artus
Frank Fisher
John
Boeller
Ernest
Baldgan
Richard. Crowther
Addie du Bois
Will
C. Hall
M. B. A. Lodge
P. Hall
Church News
Aid Society of Calvary Evangelical Church
Mmes. C. FE
Hermann
Julia Ludtke
W. M. Kuiper
B. W. Kelley
C. H. Tehl
Women's Missionary Society
Westminster Presbyterian Church
WH. A. Limbert
C. H. Rathbun
Universal Brotherhood
W. P. McCormick
A. E.enderlein
C. P. Green
H. F. Gelaing
Society of United, Presbyteran
Marjorie Harker
A. G. ‘Reid
Hee J. Park
Ib.t. Lamb
Brethren
M. J. “Lindeman
Harry Burd
Forest. Goodrich
Arthur Mosbier
C. J.fike
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church School
Edna Kent Forbes
R. G
Betty
C.W. Chapman
Polla
Ilse Forest
Department of
C. A
Florence
Hanford
Rowena Circle
Martin Jorgenson
Harry Bandfield
Clyde Goin
Claude ‘Anderson
C. F
Black Hawk- Lodge
Black Hawk I. 0
Hall
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
Fisk
Doris
Alpha
Suzanne
Leanne
New York
Nein
The
Buchanan
Adivertisement
F.C. Munger
Lindale Avenue
Des Moines Mra
J. W. Myern
Won
Billy
Ocelwein
H. B. Horst
Franklin Street
H. E. Rose
New York City
Ross Wilbur
Flrat Street
Albert Livingston
Barclay Street South
Wichita
Kan
A. D. Wise
R. D. Comstock
National Association of Credit Men
Waterloo Credit Men's Association
Fourth
South Streets
E. T. Witt
Eleventh Street West
Robert H. Johnston
Chicago, Rock’ Island & Pacific Railroad
Cedar Rapids
A. L.holdiman
John Nolan
Dike
Grundy County
J. E Jordan
Nolan
Suena
Hie Eaby As Pets
Caseheld
George J. Euer
Chicago’ Great Western. Railroad
A. J. Howard
Monarch Film Company
Y. W C
Publiciay
Waterloo Theatres
Eastman
Charles Eastman
Mospers
Dent
Coward Bidg
Rumford
Umford
Raabe
Courier
Winterloo
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