Six weeks of Chicago work trial by college women ends
Twenty four woman students from 13 states tested unskilled labor in Chicago for six weeks under WCA auspices. Earnings pooled, dividends small, two joined unions, two signed pledges against unionizing. Most jobs paid meager wages. some earned up to 28 dollars weekly while lamp shade work paid 3.50. Participants from Iowa State Teachers College among others, plan teaching instead of industrial work after experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa State Teachers College
First Meeting of Business Women's Club to Be Sept 4
The Waterloo Business and Professional Women's club will hold its first regular meeting on Tuesday September 4 with pre-meeting director sessions today at noon the Green Lantern tearoom and a board picnic at Byrnes park. Members named include Miss Eda Behrens Miss Callie Wieder Miss Fern Gray Miss Maude Harmon and Miss Della Tritz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Business and Professional Women's Club
A. E. Johnson
Green Lantern
Byrnes Park
Eda Behrens
Callie Wieder
Fern Gray
Maude Harmon
Della Tritz
Johnson
Des Moines
Planns F
Council Bluffs
Elizabeth Kenny
George B. Worthen
Christine Owens
The
Waterloo Way
Bulletin
Behrens
Noble Grand Association of Temple Rebekah Lodge
W. Dwight Bower
Waterloo Camp
Royal Neighbors
Black Hawk I. 0. O. F. Hall
Farewell Parties for Mrs Entwisle and Lieberte Families
Mrs N W Entwisle honored with farewell gatherings by Monday and Dickens clubs at homes on Third Street East and Mulberry Street. Relatives from Waterloo and nearby towns attend as she plans to move with her son and family to Spring Valley Wisconsin. A Maccabee Picnic at Electric Park features children’s activities and Dr Roy L Smith as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Entwisle
Truman DeRoame
Third Street East
Monday Club
Enteisle
Frank Fisher
Mulberry Street
Enta
Electric Park
Roy Leslie Smith
Grace M. B. Church
Mrs Simpson of Philadelphia Guest of Honor Luncheon
Mrs Ronald Reed and Mrs Roger Miller hosted a luncheon at Black's tearoom in honor of Mrs Arthur Simpson of Philadelphia visiting her mother Mrs G R Spensley and mother in law Mrs J F Simpson. Bridge was played at Mrs Miller's home during the intermission with guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Reed
Roger Miller
Black’s Tearoom
Ais
Arthur Simpson
Philadelphia
G. R. Spensley
J. F. Simpson
Miller
Prospect Avenue
A. B. Chambers
Richard Hall
Earl Glasson
Paul Eighmey
Albert Greeley
E. E. Magee
Stephen Hayes
Wade Preece
Spensley
Simpson
Black's Tearoom
Club to Honor Former Member from California
Mrs. A. A. McCormick of Huntington Park California and formerly of Waterloo will be honored at a picnic luncheon Tuesday at Byrnes Park by members of the C. E. S. L. club. She is a former member of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
A. A. McCormick
Huntington Park
Cal
Waterloo
Mrs. Co. &, Brundage
Third Street West
Byrnes Park
McCormick
Oelwein Women to Be Guests at Sunnyside Club
Oelwein women visit Sunnyside Country Club Tuesday for golf and luncheon at 1 o clock. Regular ladies bridge to be arranged Wednesday afternoon and family plate dinner served Thursday. No dinner dance Friday. Engagement announced Miss Warnella Brumble to wed John Furbush September 15 at home of the bride’s parents. Attending guests include Miss Helen Potter and Mrs John Brumble along with several friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Rebekah Club
John ; Munson
CT U
Willare
Chautauqua Club
First Methodist Rehyrch
Oclweln
Sunnyside ‘Country Club
Noble Grand Association
Temple Rebekah
W. Dwight, Bower
Oelwein
Sunnyside Club
Oelweih
Sunnyside i Country Club
Warnella Brumble
E. E. Brumble
Dawson Street
John Furbush
Frank Furbush
Gonger Street
Helen Potter
John Bramble
Bernice Potter
Church News Group Meet and Picnic at Byrnes Park
The Ladies A historically active group from First United Presbyterian Church will meet with Mrs J M Hamilton at 1009 Forest Avenue on Wednesday at 2 pm. Westminster Presbyterian Sunday school plans a picnic Wednesday afternoon and evening at Byrnes Park starting 4 o clock with supper at 4 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’Aid Society
First United Presbyterian Church
J. M. Hamilton
Forest Avenue
Westminster Presbyterian
Byrnes Park
Hints in Beauty Care By Finger Nails
A fragmented ad like guide discusses cuticle avoidance and nail care. It notes methods using orange wood sticks cold cream and simple tools while cautioning against cutting cuticles. The piece also touches beauty routines and stray advice on hair styling and brushing techniques.
In Brief School Starts and Local Visits
A Cedar Rapids area notices school opening soon and lists numerous residents and their visitors. Names include Mr and Mrs J L Limbert, 314 Washington. Dr and Mrs Kenneth von Lackum. Judge H Boles. Dick Ghoslin visiting grandparents on Fowler street. Hazel Coontz visiting relatives in Cedar Rapids and Vinton. Myrtle Brigham traveling to Clinton. Frank Meyer family planning Yellowstone trip. George McGuire recovering at home after surgery. W F N railway official and family returning from vacation. MA A boys department redecorating for 16 days. Miss Beth Coe visiting Waterloo. Miss Carolyn Johnson visiting Boone. Miss Viney Cone traveling from Riverside. Mrs Forrest Sargent and family visiting in Fonda, Iowa. Mr and Mrs Hinmon and Brooks leaving for Shiegn. M A Krueger and daughter returning to Cheng today. Dr and Mrs E G Leffler hosting weekend guests. visiting family of J Plance Taylor in Franklin, Pa. Harry Barton and daughter returning from motor trip to the Black Hills. Weather noted as ideal with heat lingering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BR
Cedar Rapids
J. L. Limbert
Washington Street
Kenneth von Lackum
Boles
Dick Ghoslin
F. A. Howe
Fowler Street
Hazel Coontz
Vinton
A. C. Willford
Lafayette Street
Myrtle Brigham
Fisher Building
Clinton
Dubuque
Chicago
Frank Meyer
Logan Avenue
Yellowstone National Spark
Shome
Henry A. Gee
F. & N. Railway
St. Joseph
Springfield
MA. A
Beth Coe
Waterloo
Vsit
H. T. Hewland
Logen Avenue
Forrest
Sargent
Daunhte Docaine
Wiliam
Fonda
Fla
Banks
Pewler Street
Avid
R. R. Hinmon
Neveral Street
Brooks
Casenerr Heights
Manning Bs Motor
Shiewgn
M.A. Krueger
Cheng
Anna Tr
Cottage Street
Yaw
Greene
G. Leffler
Bra Avenue
Joamie Plance Taylor
Ethel Plance
Robert Plance
Franklin, Pa
Harry
Barton l
Katherine
First Street West
Withered corn and distant visitors mark Hill country summer
A crowded column notes a president's hillside stay boosting regional tourism this season. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maynard and daughter Muncle Indiana. Mrs. H. V. Bunce and daughter Margaret from St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Maynard of Rochester, Mrs. J. E. Johnson at Rochester, Minn.. a 24 inch cucumber from H G Zeller. a West tour by Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Clemence and others. plus railroad executives on a tour of Illinois lines and various family visits and arrivals across Cedar Rapids, Amboy, Madison, and LaCrosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Maynard
Muncle
Ind
H. B. Maynard
Fourth Street
H. V. Bunce
Margaret
St. Louis
Truman Aldrich
Independence Avenue
Bunce
George Hackett
Castle Hill
H. G. Zeller
Denver Street
Courier
Walter B. Clemence
South
West
Yellowstone Park
Pike’s Peak
Pacific Coast
W. Sealift Williams
Western Lines
Illinois Central
L. A. Downs
Ilinois
Chicago
George W. Mack
Prospect Boulevard
Amboy
Robert O. Bickel
Cedar Rapids
Bickel
Doris Allen
Birney Allen
Third Avenue West
W. F. ‘Jeffrey
Sans
Georgetown
Joffrey
Madison
Baraboo
Kilbourne
LaCrosse
Metsregor
Removal Of Seven Waterloo Families Prompts Record Check
Seven families left the city last week as records in the Waterloo Retail Merchants association office show. The list includes residents such as Mr and Mrs Newcomer L M Barnes and others with addresses across Lime Mullan Irving Florence Black and Williston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Barnes
Lime. Co
W. Cleary
Mullan
Earl McFadden
Irving
J. Houston
Florence
Hoag
Black
Frank Petersen
Denver
G. J. Beers
Mulberry
Mary Thomas
Williston
Lou Johnnon
Newell
Anton Brigson
Clay
R. K. Naylan
Third West
William W. Gibson
Allen
E. Willey
Brockwell Arms
Apt
Waterloo Retail Merchants’ Association
Fudge and Food Mishmash From a Frayed Recipe Fragment
A garbled recipe note blends fudge making with cooking tips and dish ideas. It mentions cooling fudge to the softball stage, adding nuts and vanilla, and pouring over a greased dish with alternating layers of tuna fish and tire. It also references a sauce bake time, a butter flour mix, eggs, pies, stewed apples, candied orange peel, fruit butter, marmalade, and a summer dinner fruit salad with whipped cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srasan
Ten-Year-Old Boy Buys Tooth With pennies for a filling
A Waterloo ten-year-old saved 100 pennies to pay for a dental filling as he was the only pupil with imperfect teeth. Miss Clella McCullough, a West High dental hygienist, spoke in Minneapolis about school dental programs and free clinic efforts. She noted Waterloo's strong dental health initiatives, including classroom contests for best records, toothbrush clubs, and health talks promoting cleanliness and regular checkups.
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Waterloo
Minneapolis
Clella McCullough
West High
American, Dental Association
Miss McCullough
West Waterloo
Denth
Mark Centenary of Gladstone at English College
Oxford England Aug 27 Christchurch the college of prime ministers marks the hundredth sanniversary of William Gladstone matriculation here from 1828 to 1831. He earned a double first in mathematics and classics as an undergraduate at Christ Church. Lord Rosebery, memorable PM, studied here.
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Oxford
England
Christchurch
College of Prime Ministers
William Gladstone
Gladstone
Christ Church
Virginia
Ohio
Lord Rosebery
Jesup Woman Hosts Birthday Party for Mother
Mrs. Viva Maltas entertained women at the Nesfield home in Jesup to observe her mother’s birthday anniversary. Neighbors and longtime friends attended. Mrs. Nesfield, who was badly hurt in a recent automobile accident, is much improved.
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Moourier
Jesup
Viva Maltas
Alfred Nesfield
Nesfield
Brain Test Answer Frequency Table
The text lists the top three most frequent words from a brain test answer set. what appears 21 times, how 8 times, when 13 times. Other frequent words include whe 13, why 11, whem 91, which 8, where 7, whose 6.
Weekend Iowa News Roundup From Across the State
A weekend report from Iowa notes multiple tragedies and incidents. Raymond Peezel a Webster City teen died in a rollover near Webster City. Elstrom Ashpole and Marian Midland were treated for injuries. James Garcia is in critical condition after a stabbing in Cedar Rapids. two Mexicans are held for questioning. Bery Shiftley died in a Webster County car crash near Webster City. Mayors and officials visit ill relatives. James Walker and Phelan travel to support Mrs Travers Allen in Clinton. Dewey Shuey, a Black man, escaped the county jail in Marshalltown. Meskwaki Indians plan a second powwow August 28 at Willow Brook. A long-running clothing businessman reports burglaries totaling $6,000. Council Bluffs petitions seek a $400,000 bond to fund a non toll bridge with Omaha. filing is set for today.
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Associated Preas
Webster City
Raymond Peezel
Elstrom Ashpole
Webster , City
Marian Midland
Hagle Grove
Cedar Rapids
James Garcia
Webster
Bery Shiftley
Clinton
James Walker
New York City
Phelan
Inlaw
Etta Travers Allen
Altoona
Willow Brook
Bennett
Council Bluffs
Pottawattamie County
Missouri River
Omaha
Water loo shopping hints and fashion notes from Mary Gow
A compact Water loo shopper column highlights fall fashions and store offerings. Mary Gow advises on school etiquette, transparent velvet dresses, autumn hats, and home cleaning services while promoting nearby retailers like Schuneman's Fountain My Valet Inc and the State Loan Co for debt help.
Modetti advice on figure and shop for school needs
Young Modettis learn modern beauty starts with the figure and support comes from a garter belt and brassiere. The piece suggests buying school essentials early, or perhaps a belated vacation or staying at home, with a hint of needed purchases to maintain style.
Melo soap booster promises less scum in hard water
A vintage ad extols Melo as a bath cleaner that softens hard water, boosts soap lather, and reduces scum around tub edges. It claims the product makes soap more effective and recommends buying three cans for kitchen laundry and bathroom.
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Student Council of the ¥. W. C. A
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Wisconsin
Indiana
Arkansas
Michigan
Teaois
Oberlin College
Cornell College
Grinnell College
Kansas Wesleyan College
Black Hawk I. QO. G. F. Hall
Business and Professional Women's Club Board
Business Women’s Club
Laonia
Tisdale
Herbert S. Tisdale
Main Street
George Board
Hudson
Board
Fredericksburg High School
Independence Hospital
Mars
E. Herman
North Barclay Street
Sauer, Klotz
Heckel
Kene Church
Bene,te
Moorti
Fidelity Circle
Anna Higgins
Mrs. Entwisle
EA. Lieberte
Lieberte
Spring Valley
Wis
Will Lieberte
Ceiling
Okla
Harry Jaquith
Charles Murphy
Arthur Branch
Rozel Jaquith
Anna Holdiman
Amelia L. Brown
Mrs. Simpson of
Bess Unger
Wateriolo Boat Club
Henrietta Liebman
Rose Rotman
Harry Cohn
Church News
Buchanan
M.C
Edver Varmenty
George McGuire
St. Francis Hospital
South Street
Carolyn Johnson
Maplestreet
Town State “Teachers College
Audrey Donahue
Boone, la
Viney Cone
Riverside
AY Siehles
Paris
MR. and
Mrs. Newcomer
Desserh
Mark
English College
Ice Cash
Garry
H. 9Th St
Hills Bros
Hills Bros ~ Coffee
Roc H
Enniy
News of
Iowa
Saauplew
Marylon
Schuneman’s Fountain
My Valet, Inc
East Fourth St
State Loan Co
Riviera
Mary Gow
Unique Cleaners
Batier Cleaninc
ST. Paul
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Manufacturers of Fonts A
Fashion Department
Lyvening Courier
Eeewsvegsenes
Nedey
Deen
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