Waterloo WCTU Demobilizes Service Flag at Meeting
The Waterloo Woman's Christian Temperance Union held a demobilization ceremony for the service flag, with Gold Star mothers receiving pins. Mrs. L. E. Park led as president and Carol Kroesen read an original poem as officers for the next term were elected.Refreshments followed and plans were shared for upcoming events at Okoboji and local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Women’s Christian Temperance Union
G. E. Eddy
Riverside Drive
Chautauqua Park
L. 4. Park
Ida Mitchell
Frank Becker
Misa Carol Kroesen
Union
L. EB. Park
Catherine Yapp
Edna Renner
Amanda Rickert
Rovilla Pendicton
Willard Hall
Park
Hall
Mind Readers Weighing The Illusion Of Insight
A columnist riffs on mind reading and diagnosing others from hints in speech. The piece cites Mrs A and Mrs B as examples of perceived traits like fear, laziness, or grit, questioning whether some people truly discern inner states or merely interpret outward behavior. The writing speculates on the limits of diagnosis and willpower.
Don’ts of Everyday Etiquette From a Past Era
A colonial tone guide lists social cautions about posture, nervous tics, and grooming. It advises sitting straight, avoiding fidgeting and loud talking, and using minimal makeup while noting a beauty regimen for wrinkle smoothing. It also cites 1918 U.S. car usage at 6.9 million vehicles.
Community Drama League Contest Closes Sept 1
Waterloo residents may submit original one act plays to the Waterloo Community Drama League contest by September 1 1919. Prizes of 26 15 and 10 awarded for top three entries. Manuscripts must be signed with a pen name in a sealed envelope.
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Community Drama League
Dram League
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Waterloo Community Drama League
Drama League
League
Chautauqua Clubs Honor Finishing Work At Waterloo Ceremony
Recognition day for the C I B C clubs occurred yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Chester Cadwallader’s Waterloo residence. Diplomas were presented to graduates Mmes Nichols Foster Smith Leckington, with others receiving post graduate seals. Mrs ONeill Teeter Barron Roemer were noted as present or delayed.
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Waterloo
Chester Cadwallader
Jennia Haffa
Eva Ferguson
Robert Ferguson
Mmes
Nichols
Foster
Smith
Leckington
D. E. Moore
O'Neill
Teeter
Barron
Roemer
Local History Club Plans Next Year Program
The group will study American history with texts on America Among the Nations Mexico and The Old South. Current events conclude each meeting. Enrollment information is available from Mrs Cadwallader. Doris Crummer and others attended the annual note taking and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Nationa
Mexico
Cadwallader
Dewey Colton
Lulu Smith
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