Society News Highlights Waterloo Woman's Club Officers
Mrs. George W Nauman received Bret honors as first president under the new constitution while Mrs J O Trumbauer was re elected treasurer and named vice president Mrs Leland Clark Leeper will be recording secretary and Mrs Floyd Chamberlain re elected correspondent secretary New registrar duties go to Mrs P A Bassett and Mrs C W Chapman is auditor Matt Parrott becomes historian. Grout outlines federation plans and supporters pledge gifts from Hawkers Oil Co and local firms to aid the centennial convention efforts Details cover treasury figures total receipts 26118 64 and disbursements 24820 38 with 1260 16 balance and building funds receipts 26021 43 disbursements 22632 79 and notes 2472 80 The article notes long time members and upcoming improvements to the club house and auditorium including new curtains and gifts from various donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Nauman
Waterloo Woman's Club
Nauman
J. O. Trumbdallar
Leland Clark Leeper
Floyd Chamberlain
A. T. Petersen
P. A. Bassett
C. W. Chapman
Matt Parrott
Henry W. Grout
Mmes
J. O. Trumbauer
L. Vorton
W. H. Bickley
C. N. Shana
D. Easton
W. Chapman
W. R. Law
G. W. Nauman
Lucy Kimball
Bid Downing
Watertop Woman's Club
Mre. UB. To. Johnson
Trambauer
A. J. Howrey
Howrey
J. B. Boies
P. A. Dagsett
G. W. Kline
Alfred Longley
House Committee
Drama League
Treasury
J. D. Hinston
Alice Johnson McKee
Spain
Beauty Chats by Edna Bent Forbes Hair Tonic Advice
A reader letters column shares a homemade hair tonic recipe using pine tar heat and water, plus alcohol and possible formaldehyde denatured alcohol, advised for scalp massage and dandruff. Other readers comment on hair care, weight guidance, and voice changes in youths with brief health and beauty tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M.G
Georgia
Deloris J
Mrs. Rit
SIDE TALKS BY RUTH CAMERON ON INSECTS AND LIKABLE ANTS
Ruth Cameron muses on human feelings toward insects comparing ants to flies and bees. She notes ants inspire respect for their thrift and usefulness, flies provoke annoyance and disgust, bees even win kindness for their societal role, and worms and caterpillars trigger fear or horror. She laments the mosquito as an emblem of disliked pests and ends with a wink at praising the insect.
Open Post Meeting of Corps and Army Attended by 94
Eighty members of Women's Relief corps and fourteen Grand Army of the Republic comrades attended an open post meeting in Memorial hall yesterday. Je M English of Co H Eleventh Pennsylvania Infantry, now resident at the National Soldiers Home in Minneapolis, was a guest. Music by Mrs Florence Dankelberg, four patrons read, and a new member conferred. The charter was draped in memory of Mrs Loduske J Taylor, W R C president, who died in Minnesota. The session mourned H C Campbell, a G A R member, whose funeral coincided. A playset featured roles including Joan of Arc, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Lincoln, and Nightingale with local performers. Refreshments served by committees.
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Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army of Theepublic
Memorial Hall
aQgrncon
Je M. English
Co. H. Eleventh Pennsylvania Infantry
National Soldiers
Minneapolis
Minn
Whs
Florence Dankelberg
Tt. F. Hurlburt
First M
Loduske J. Taylor
Minnesota
H. C. Campball
Eizabeth Hillings
Geddess
Mary Shirley
Joan of Arc
Nellie Lawless
Lucretia Mott
Grace Tress
Betsy Ross
Annd Glas
Elizebeth
Eliza
Newton
Josephine—Rose McCord
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Janich Glas
Grace Darling
Jina Knapp
Harriett Beecher
Stowe
Nelle Chele
Harriett Hosmer
Carrie Shreve
Lorence Nightingale
Margareet Khlore
Lynnie Lind
Laura Garrabrunt
Mary Lincoln
Josie Uperatt
Jigga
Ronheur
Eunies Arnold
Filzabeth Steely
Nellie Gilley
Emma Willard
Rose Glendy
Elizabeth Todd
Emmsa Moore
Anna Nuthherseon
Mae Tunis
Mark Bowman
Billings
Nobody's Darling
Julia White
Nelle Davis
Farewell Dinner for Moving Couple at La Lomita Club
La Lomita Club held a farewell dinner in Black's Tea Room for Mr and Mrs W H Daniel who plan to move to Beloit Wisconsin. The event celebrated the club's thirteenth anniversary with members and two former associates present. Mrs H C Keifer presided, speakers recalled the club's early days, and plans for the May party and anniversary in May were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Lomita
Black
W. H. Daniel
Daniel Will
Beloit
Wis
C. A. Wright
Gladbrook
Carl Peterson
H. C. Keiher
Ray Lewis
H. B
McCowen
Luelin Stight
H. W. Brandt
Slight
HW. BE. McCowen
R. &. Stetzel
College teachers hold spring banquets and meetings
The Teachers college annual spring banquets proceed with Bignia Tau Delta at Otel Hassell Lamson for a semi formal evening. Irvin society hosts a May 4 banquet and Margaret Fuller Ossell a May 6 event. A birthday party for Paul Diefenbach honors his eleventh birthday with games music and readings. Miss Desen Young Women at City Hall attend farewell for Miss Mabel Dean deputy clerk. Six luncheon covers at Black's Tearoom gift of silver. St Francis Auxiliary sews for hospital with Mrs Sasse aided by Mrs Lips Herman and Kelly. PLE chapter plans readings from Mrs Knoxs play at 8 pm. Cedar Heights Woman's Club hosts a nature study meeting with Mrs Rebmeier reading. Elkiets bridge party at Elks Home with business meeting and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers College
Bignia Tau Delta Gororiy
Otel Hassell-Lamson
Irvian Society
Margaret Fuller- Ossell
Desen
Mabel Dean
Black's
Dean
Towers for use at Atlanta negro school discussed
In Atlanta the Episcoal Ladies auxiliary met to approve towers for a negro school. Mrs J A Gury hosted with Ruth Gury assisting. May breakfast plans and a new parish house project were noted. Mrs M B Cleverland served tea. First Presbyterian session guests attended a Homemakers' class dinner at Bishop's private dining room with 55 attendees enjoying readings, music and games afterwards.
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Atlanta
Christ ‘Episcopal Ladies’ Auxiliary
J. A. Gury
First Presbyterian Session
Bishop's
Wee
Club Notes and Hostess News from Local Cards Scene
Qui Vive club entertained at 11 tables of cards last evening. Joe Clark, Mrs. H. C. Gordon and B. H. Lang were awarded favors. The party closed with plen ie supper. Mrs. Sylvester Plouff will host Novelty Twelve club members at her home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qui Vive Club
Joe Clark
H. C. Gordon
B. H. Lang
Sylvester Plouff
Novelty Twelve Club
Cast Selected for East Senior Play The Thirteenth Chair
East high senior play The Thirteenth Chair will be presented June 4 by a 14 member cast. The mystery drama covers murder and spiritualism with Bernice Cole as Rosalie La Grande and a list of student actors including Helen O Neill Christie Tollefson Watters Kantrime Olson Edwin Eickelbergs Bernice Scroggy DeWitt Spenstey Franklin Gregory George Coutts Vera Steely Lillian Gramm Marton Benz Esthers Stilson Helen Trout Braddish Tren Howard Standish Philip Mason Elizabeth Erskine Grace Standish Pollack and Tim Denshue. STAREK FLIES HOME: Starek, War Finance director, leaves Kansas City for Dayton and Washington, D C.
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East High
Missi Bernice Cole
Une
Rosalie la ‘Grand
Helen 0
Neill
Christie Tollefson
Trumen Watters
Kantrime Olson
Edwin Eickelbergs
Bernice Scroggy Canette Kettwig
DeWitt Spenstey
Franklin Gregory
George Coutts
Vera Steely
Lillian Gramm
Marton
Benz Bernice Cole “Haster Stilson
Helen Trout
Braddish Tren
Howard Standish
Philip Mason
Elizabeth Erskine
Grace Standish
jPollack
Rosalie la Grande
Tim Denshue
Other summer plans include camping and hikes
A plan mentions camping and hikes as part of the summer activities. A motor truck will be chartered to promote these efforts.
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Wien
Radio Programs and Community Notes from Palmer School Area
Radio schedules from Davenport Iowa list concerts at 400 and 370 meters plus weather, market, and church services. Features include H. John Richards organ recital, WG Symphon y Orchestra performances, and educational talks by Joe Carmichael and F E Buffum. A human-interest account highlights Waterloo Courier boy Roy Kurtsinger and his honesty earnings.
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Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
Bunday
H. John Richards
American Newsboy
Notte
Joss
Agriogramy
A Htussell
Chines
Sandman
Qi Qe
Hrwin Swindell
Art Young
Ohio Orchestra
Cleveland
Joe Carmichael
Lowa
FE. E. Buffum
Hook Island
Joe Katzoff
Waterloo Evening Courier
Ateoff
Roy Kurtsinger
Conger Street
Roy
Joe
Sno One
Waterloo Jersey
Kitchen Egg Beaters and Whips A Guide
A survey of egg beaters shows three main types: wire whisks for airy textures ideal for meringues and light batters, dover beaters built on a wheel and axle for compact airless whipping, and glass container types that double as measuring jars and reduce splashing. Various designs include square glass jars with wheel controls, shelf-mounted units, and faucet powered models, all urged to be chosen with care rather than by guesswork.
WHAS Broadcast Concert Schedule and Radio Help Announcement
WHAS Courier Louisville announces a concert program featuring Bria Glazounow Elvira Contralto solo and other performers with pieces by Rubinstein and Spadova. It lists 360 meter broadcasts, central standard time, church services, and organ recitals followed by a radio help note inviting readers to send radio reception questions to Karl C. von Lackum.
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C. “Pirouette
Bria Glazounow
Elvira
Ann Pfolet
Bawin Newkirk
Humoverke
Brubaker
Tole
Edwin Newkirk Jeanette
Whitehead
Accomynin
Kamenol-Ostrow
Rubinstein
Isivira
Spadova
Is Courier-Journal & Louisville Fimes
Louisville
Warren Memorial Church
Samuel Calton
William 12
Plicher
Mise Esther Metz
Guy Ellis
Noble Mitchell
Walter Shackelton
Portland Avenue Presbyterian Church Choir
Mra
T. M. Drake
Misa Jace Deline
Grace Steiden
Elizabeth Rutledge
Mayne Rutledge
Sarah Jane Slaughter
Anna Les Slaughter
Ruth Yiughes
Katherine Hughes
Cantraltos
Evelyn Steiden
Btss
Jennie Steiden
Zilpah -Kooger
Tandy
Victor Knodler
Bass
Ach
Guenther
Billy Hammond
Heyde Conrad
Alamo
Karl C. von Lackum
the Courier
Jack Rabbit Narrow Escape From Hungry Fox
The Sandman Story recounts Mr. Fox roaming farms seeking dinner as Jack Rabbit hides near a snow pile. Hunger drives the fox to chase, but the fox spots something behind the snow and reacts with sudden alarm, keeping the outcome tense for readers.
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Mr. Fox
Jack Rabbit
Jack Rabbit outwits hungry Fox near barnyard trap
In a chase through fields and a barnyard, Jack Rabbit evades Mr. Fox by slipping through a fence opening and over a straw pile. Fox triggers a hidden trap and is caught by a paw, while Jack Rabbit taunts him and escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Rabbit
Mr. Fox
Jack
Radiator Repair Co Adds New Business Expansion
Evidence of improving conditions in Waterloo appears as Auto Radiator Repair Co expands at 234 Park Avenue West. The pioneer radiator repair shop now handles sheet metal work including roofing and spouting. Outside work will be done by Al Sterman, a veteran with four years at the firm. The company, run by E. B. Smith and T. P. Ashmore, has long dealt with sheet metal since British lion days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weterloo
Park Avenue West
al Sterman
Auto Radiator
Alpha
Omexa
Smith
T. P. Ashmore
Wateriso Evening Courier Patterns and Orders
Patterns offered by Wateriso Evening Courier to the Fashion Department for the Waterlog publication. Send the pattern with 15 cents per pattern to receive sewing friendly designs. Orders filled as soon as possible and should arrive within ten days after sending.
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Fashion Department
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Elizabeth Kenney
Kenney
WD. Ives
State Federation
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Marguerite Saul
D. L. Rankin
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Ethel Voelker Real
Rodney Finlayson
James Bolster
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Sons of Veterans
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August Johnson
Merna Zeller
Maes
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Gertie Wright
Auxiliary
Mercedes Wolfe
Margaret Reddin
Eva Sims
Kathryn Stanton
Mary Kathryn Berwin
TR Naval Club
Ralph Ydunlavey
Aran
Phose
Spring Bananets
Towa State
Walter Diefenbach
Paul
St. Francis Auxiliary
Edward Sasse
J. 4
Lips
Frank Herman
Kelly
Sasse
J.C. Knox
Maude Shane
Charles E.pickatt
Cedar Heights
Church News
Starek
Kansas City
Red Starek
War Finance! Corporation
Dayton
Washington, D. C
RADIO
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Joe Katzoit
Foe
Waterloo Theatre
Alexander Frank
M. C
WGY
General Electrics Company
Schenectady
N. Y
WG Y Sym.hony ‘Orchestra
SylVia
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WG ¥ Symhony Orchestra
Leo Kibchnen
Jano Solo
Sibelius
Rice
Besthovena
L. Allegre
Villase
Albany Street Methodist Churcn
N.Y
Ariel Spo Mairs
Leer
Maurice E. Simmonds
Rat Aesees
Gurri-Shelley
Eelutrtet
Albert D. Angell
Chopin
Woodmanchewkirk
Jeanette S. Whitehead
Pathe Exchange
Mary of Steyic
Nelson Walter
Humoreske
Heehee
van Dyke
Anne E_ Brubaker
Murdock
Walter S
Conan Fiano
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Lavailee
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WHAS
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Radiator Repair Co
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