Social clubs entertain with picnics and gatherings
Mrs Nick Meisch hosted Silver Leaf club with five hundred in diversion and awards to Mrs S J Bussey and Mrs N J Lies of Gilbertville. Luncheon by Mrs Dora Tiller and others followed a needlework afternoon. Young Mothers club held a wives and families picnic near Hudson with twenty five attendees. Silent club held a Cedar River park picnic dinner. Elite Circle met with Mrs Fred Cousins for needlework and a two course luncheon. Graduate Nurses club enjoyed music and conversation. Jueves Tarde club members picnic at Center Heights with final August 18 event for husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Meisch
Silver Leaf Club
Peter Gales
Gilbert Ivilis
BE. C. Page
S. J. Bussey
N. J. Lies
Gilbertville
ML Thomas
EH. Smith
Burmes Park
Embers
Wes
Dora Tiller
J. Thompson
J. Myers
Betty Harrison
Alice Olson
Hudson
Weiner
Silent Club
Cedar River Park
Electric Park
Elite Circle
Fred Cousins
John Hartnett
Emmet Miller
Graduate Nurses’ Club
Jueves
Ceter Heights
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
Beauty tips for quick nails care from Edna Kent Forbes outline a 15 minute weekly manicure. It lists tools such as a steel file emery boards orange wood stick pointed file and manicure scissors along with wax butter polishing paste or powder and a cream.
Side Talks on Women Drivers and oriental Wives
A fragment discusses gender roles and perceptions of women drivers and a stereotype of subservient oriental wives. It includes a personal anecdote about a husband driving off the road and a woman’s charm noted as a social tool. The piece muses on male vanity and the appeal of submissive behavior in wives.
The Partnership Ideal and Man Woman Happiness
The piece argues for a partnership ideal between husband and wife and rejects subservient roles. It suggests optimism about mutual respect and shared efforts as the path to true happiness, while noting traditional views may still appeal to some.
The Sandmann Story: Mr Fox Spins a Tale to the Club
Mr Fox recalls a morning chase with Mr Dog and Mr Coon as he plans to entertain the Four Paws Club. He crafts a tale of a smooth steep hill and a muddy pond mishap to outwit Mr Coon and gain laughs from the club members. The tale hinges on deception and the punchline that the storyteller enjoyed the narration more than the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Fox
Mr. Coon
Mr. Dog
Four Paws Club
Morocco Tribesmen Heavy Loss for Spanish Forces
Reports from Madrid claim northeastern Morocco sees heavy tribal attacks on the Spanish, with Nador and Zeluan evacuated and up to 5,000 Spanish prisoners reported. Paris dispatches indicate Gen Navarre and troops at Mount Arruit surrendered as the situation grows dire for Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iBy
Madrid
Morocco
la Voz
Nator
Zeluan
Melilla
Navarre
Paris
Messige
Oran
Algiers
Mount Arruit
Bids Sought for West High Heating and Plumbing
Bids for the heating and ventilation plant and plumbing and electrical work at the new West High School will be received until noon August 25. Bids open at 1 p.m. August 29 in the Leavitt Johnson building per J E Dempster, secretary of the school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New West High School
J. E. Dempster
Leavitt & Johnson
William Waterfield 93 Pioneer of Black Hawk County Dies
William Waterfield age 93, early Black Hawk County settler, died in Webster City. Remains to be taken to Waterloo for burial in Poyner Township cemetery at 2 p.m. tomorrow. He had lived in Raymond, Iowa for over 30 years. near relatives reside in and near Webster City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
William Waterfield
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Poyner Township
Waterfield
Raymond, Ja
Marriage Licenses List for Iowa Couples
Marriage licenses issued include Ernest O. Fisher of Waterloo and Fern A. Van Every of Waterloo. Also listed are John J. Worthy of Dubuque and Frances Leonard of Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest O. Fisher
Waterloo
Fern A. van Every
John J. Worthy
Dubuque
Frances Leonard
Foggy notes of social and crime events in Waterloo
Local notices list visitors from across Iowa Illinois and Montana including Mrs H C Martin Barbara Gris Dr Mary Atwater and many others. Auto bandits steal two Ford touring cars in Ackley as police watch for 1921 models 140093 and 163438. A ladder fall injures A L Plickinger and several residents plan two week lake trips while Mrs Shaw Edwards and others visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Atwater
Helena
Mont
Birney Allen
Third Avenue West
Hodge S. Taylor and Son
Draper
Ackley
A. L. Plickinger
Randolph Street
Jefferson Street
Harry Shaw
Beverly
Billie
Galesburg
George McGee
O. B. Courtright
Edwards
John Bunyan Smith
Bromley
Aileen
Dr. Smith
Walnut Street’ Baptist Church
Wichita
Kan
Pella
Min- Deapalis
Minn
Ome
Police Recover Stolen Baggage in Canton Case
On July 15 tourists reported a theft from their car in Waterloo near a cafe. Police recovered most property and arrested two young men held for investigation. The stolen suitcase held two suits, clothing and a camera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Canton
S. C
Young
How Many Lumps in a Sweet Reunion
Max Harding arrives home after college to Palham and is met by a guest chef Anne Cabot who helps in the hotel kitchen. Their encounter at dinner leads to a shared moment and a potential romance as Mrs. Harding observes. Countess Wicrotta operates a machine aiding Russian refugees in Paris workrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Harding
Palham
Tig
Max
Brown
Hasis
Mrs. Herding
Anne Cabot
Katie
Mrs. Harding
Wicrotta
Paris
Guard Vanguard Leaves Saturday for Des Moines Training
Six members of Waterloo's national guard communications units B and D depart Saturday for four days of training in Des Moines ahead of the state encampment at Camp Dodge. They ride a special Chicago Great Western train with Cedar Falls, with enlistments open in Waterloo through Monday. Capt. Leonard Laird notes drawing of camp pay as an incentive. civilian cooks accompany the units to Camp Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comms Department of Co.s B
Waterloo
National Guard
Des Moines
Camp Dodge
Test O
Co. B
Willard Clasen
Wilhelm
Ahihelm
Carl Enger
Cb. Db
Roy Jones
Alexander McNally
Chicago Great Western
Cedar Falls
Leonard Laird
Mander
British Ship Owners Likely to Accept American Terms
Washington August 5 Associated Press reports that British shipowners have agreed to allocate 50 percent of direct tonnage from Alexandria to the United States, aligning with American views in the Egyptian cotton transport conference. They oppose an equal split of indirect shipments, a stance likely to shift once the claim scope is clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Shipping Board
London
Alexandria
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society News
Sons of Veterans
Willard Hall
J. Morrison
Cadiz
Donald Clark
Ernest van Schoick
Merriman, Gilley and Sawyer
J. C. Norris
First Lutheran
Dora Nawman
M. BE. Will
Castle Hill
Ladies’ Aid Society
Henry Mueller
Frank Stewart
Charles Gritzman
Horsheshoe
Will Stoke
Hawthorne
Johnson’s Pavilion
Elk Ron Inn
J. W. Lang
H. Lang
Gagement
George B. Dodd
St. Paul
Catherine Coggeshkali Doda
Charles William Cole
W.R. Cole
C. M. Brown
Cedar Township
Jolly Nine
F. L. Kimball Company
Mellie Stary
Miss Stary
Cedar Rapids
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Sandmann Story
Mrs. F. W
Ciry
H.C. Martin
Second
A. J.walker
Brownsville
Texa Ie
P. J. Rock
Kern Street
Barbara Gri
Duubuque
Harry J. Saylor
Somerset, Pa
James W. Boling
the Woods
Chicago
New York
Clara Rundlett
Seattle, Wash
Waterloo East
Carl Grings
Clifford McClinton
Donald Scane
Minnesota Lake Region
E. J. Scott
South Barclay Street
Foland
Elk River
Leone Carter
Ossian
Decorah
Frankville
K. W. Carter
J. F. Prime
Ann Patrice
Omaha
Neb
A. J. Eychaner
Cedar Heights
W.P. Jensen
W. W. Gallup
Margaret
Minnesota
James C. Scroggy
Louise
Lompock
Cal
Sylvester Hildebrand
West Coast
Laura Wilhelmson
Manstta Bell
Tostlebe
Matie Simonson
Ada Hershey
Lake Okoboji
Frances Day
Wilhelmson
Businese
Pauline Barrett
Bey
Guard Vanguard
Jersey
Jerseys
Helvetia Company
St. Louia
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