Women's Bureau outlines ambitious year in annual report
The seventy annual report of the United States Department of Labor’s Women’s Bureau details a bold new program including a study of home and community facilities and family obligations of employed women in a selected locality. It highlights surveys on foreign born women in industry and home environments of coal mine workers’ families as key contributions and notes campaigns for better times for working women.
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Women’s Bureau
United States Department of Labor
General Federation of Women's Clubsy
Fig
Iames
Bureau
Duredy
Women's Bureau
Reort
Washington
United States
Nurses of District to Elect Officers at Y W C A Meeting
Nurses of District No 4 Tow Registered Nurses association meet as guests of Lie Presbyterian Hospital at the Y W C A to elect officers at 2 pm Tuesday. Mrs N H Drake Marshalltown first vice president resumes presidency after Miss Ruby Relmter’s resignation. An interesting program accompanies the election.
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Tow Registered Nurses Association
Lie Presbyterian Hospital Association
Y.W.C. A
N. H. Drake
Marshalltown
Ruby Relmwler
Waterloo Social Welfare League
Relmter
Leonard Pettitt
Chicago
Margaret Johnson joins Seals at Iowa campus
Margaret Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs W Johnson Park Avenue West is named to the University of Iowa campus honors for athletic activity. She was initiated into the Seals women’s honorary swim organization and elected to membership in the men’s Athletic association last week. Johnson is a Kappa Kappa Gamma member and active in education for women. Card party notices and veterans group meetings are also announced for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret “Johnson
W. &. Johnson
Park Avenue West
University of Iowa
Seals
Men's Athletic Association
Misa“ Johnson
Ney
Johnson
Kappa’ Kappa Gamma
Woman's Club December Party Planned Next Week
The Woman's Club leaves for a December party on December 14 at the Elup House to celebrate the holiday season. Miss Neilie M. Green, general chair, announced the event and named committees for hostesses, refreshments, decorations, and drawing room entertainment.
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Woman’s Club
Waterloo
Woman's Club
Elup
Neilie M. Green
Melrose Chapter Christmas Party Moves To Tuesday
Mary Metrage chapter PD A R shifts Christmas dinner to 6 Tuesday evening at Mrs. Wred Northey home Wingbard hill due to storm delays. Board met at YWCA parlors for monthly session. social committee to run event.
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Mary Metrage
PD. A. R
Black
Wred Northey
Wingbard Hill
Northeyn
Church and church group gatherings announced for evening
Lydia Society of First Presbyterian meets at 7 30 tonight at Mrs B A Sohms with Mrs Ida Cootey assisting. Unity Gil of First Methodist hosts a 3 30 picnic supper at the president Mrs S G Stevensons home with officer elections to follow. Matrons class of Graves Memorial United Brethren holds annual Christmas party at Mrs Buchans home at 2 30 Tuesday with gifts exchange.
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Lydia Society
First Presbyterian Church
B. A. Sohm
Ida Cootey
Gil
First Methodist
5. G. Stevenson
George Buchan
A. H. Bickley
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Beauty Chats Young Eyes Advice From a Reader
Eye health hinges on light quality and avoiding glare from unshaded electric lighting. Use ground glass bulbs or high spread light, and soothe tired eyes with eyewash and hot cold compresses. Maintain physical fitness, clean skin, and regular baths to support elimination and overall appearance.
Home Furnishings To Be Discussed At Dept Meeting
The Waterloo Woman's club and Home and Education department plan a Tuesday afternoon session at 2 30 with Paul Davis presenting a talk on Better Home Furnishing and Slig gins of Unique Cleaning discussing Composition of Properties. Mrs Forrest R Shores opens with two songs. A children's birthday gathering for Leona is noted with nine guests. Lincolny P.T.A. will set the program and arrange activities for the 7 36 gathering at the school building.
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Alcott PT. A
Erst High
Alpha Larson
H. W. Goetsch
Marlon Egan Smith
Mise Janey Stillwagon
Paul Davis
Ww. Sliggins
Unique Cleaning Company
Home and Education Department
Waterloo Woman's Club
Tuesay
Forrest R. Shores
Iluste
Leona
Afr
Luverne Qaywelller
Columbia Street
Avidas
Lincoly P.T. A
Teachers College
United States
Princeton
N. J
Emma Frances Chase
Cadar Falls
Columbia U
New York City
Teachers College of
Cedar Falls
Williamson
R. G. Williamson
First Baptist Church
Waterloo
Club notes from home meetings and upcoming events
The Notes T. DB HL club met at Mrs Clyde Hall's home Friday afternoon and planned a December 18 Christmas party at Black's. Mrs Roy Gilley joined as a member. Mrs George Cahn helped with a two course luncheon. Saturday Night 600 club gathered at Mr Atwairs home with George Cohn and Mrs Clyde Hall winning honors. Mrs Walter Woodyard aided Mrs Cohn with serving. radio music entertained. Entre Nous club will meet at 7 PM for dinner and cards at Mrs J E O Keefe’s home Tuesday.
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T. DB
HL. Elub
Clyde Hall
Glen Peverin
Roy Gilley
George Cahn
Dev
Black's
Atdairs
George Cohn
William Speicher
Walter Woodyard
Cohn
J. E. O'Keefe
Entre Nous Club
Local Briefs Include Births Illnesses and Dances
City notes report a seriously ill Mrs. Carlos Lamb after a paralytic stroke at 327 Eighth Street West and a new daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rumsey at 214 Walnut N. A. Gasser apartments. Others mention a sprained back from a fall, visits from Hammond Indiana, a reunion dance of Company B, Gre Hundred Thirts third Infantry, toasts, and upcoming events as a busy city pageant of routine notices.
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Carlos Lamb
Eighth Street West
Aos
A. J. Rumsey
Walnut N. A
P. BR. Serge J
Elks Hold Memorial Service at New Waterloo Lodge
Waterloo Elks Lodge No. 290 gathered at their new home for the annual memorial service honoring 112 absent brothers. Rev. R. J. Campbell of Cedar Rapids delivered the address while the Cedar Falls convert band played. A roll call, eulogies for the dead, and the closing ode followed, with 500 Elks in attendance.
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Waterloo Lodge
EL Plog
Ernoon
New Lodge
Bdc
Munter
R. J. Campbell
Gedur Rapids
Mr. Campbell
Cedar Rapids
Hika
Roosevelt
Cariso
Veleé
Lfe
Leonard B. Laird
William Hells
W. S. Williams
J. B. Graham
Ben R. Lichty
A.H. Peasford
George D. Harris
C. BE. Scott
WL Ackinson
BP. L. Northey
Fk. EH. Loomis
M. HR. Shepherd
J. D. Clark
J. T. Menning
J. H. Dumm
Edward H. Rudd
St. Matthews Episcopal Church
Iowa Fells
Towa Journalism Alumnus Secures Chicago Real Estate Editor Post
Paul F. Corey a University of Iowa journalism graduate last June has been named real estate editor of the Chicago Economist. A native of Atlantic he joined the Onancisi journal briefly and rose quickly through the field, later directing real estate news with editors from the Chicago Tribune and the Herald Examiner for Chicago.
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Iowa City
Ill
Paul F. Corey
University of Iowa School of Journalism
Chicago Economist
Iowa
Onancisi Journal
Corey
Atlantic
Town Literary
Dairy Iowan
Chiexe
Jime
Chicago Tribune
The
Herald & Examiner
City of
Chicago
Daughters of Judge Piatt Reach Manila Aboard Cruise Ship
Mrs. Edward Richardson and Miss Ella May Piatt, daughters of the late Judge F C Piatt, are reported to have arrived in Manila aboard the cruise ship Carinthia on its round the world voyage. They visited Peking and sights such as the Forbidden City and Temple of Heaven before continuing to Zamboanga and Port Moresby.
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Edward Richardson
Ella May Piatt
F.C. Piatt
New York
Raymond-Whitcomb
Carinthia
Cable
Manila
Peking
China
Forbidden City
Temple of Heaven
Imperial Museum
Proceada Zamboanga
Sulu
Port Moresby
British Papua
Tropic
New Guinea
Christmas clubs in Cedar Falls to distribute 49400 among 1080 patrons
Cedar Falls Christmas savings clubs will distribute about 1080 checks totaling 49000 next Wednesday. Funds flow toward trade channels as members liquidate obligations or save for Christmas gifts. Bankers question future of clubs after 1928 as regular savings serves patrons with faster nest eggs.
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Cedar Falls
Christas
State Board of Education
Elan
D. Sands Wright
Charles City Ale Increases Funds For City Parks
Charles City Iowa December 7 The City Improvement Association raised 216 dollars from the home talent show Circus Sally held over three nights at the Hildreth theatre Proceeds go to beautifying parks river banks and triangle spaces The organization now in its twenty seventh year oversees river banks and several parks and owns land used for this purpose It relies on annual dues of 50 cents per member and contributions with this year requiring extra fundraising to cover labor and equipment costs.
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Charles City
Las
City
Sally
Hildreth Theatre
State and District Fairs Profit Shows in 1925
Deg Matnes reports at the Iowa Fair Managers conference that seventy four fairs profitably totaled 127 141.98 while 23 fairs ran a loss of 23 159.24, yielding a net profit of 103 982 including state aid. Without aid the figures skew to loss. weather and higher costs push expenditures up and attendance rose slightly overall.
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Corey
Local Ledger Totals Complex Public Expenditures
A fragment shows line items including 211101 dollars for magic and attractions, 271042 dollars for other miscellaneous expense, and 346376 dollars for unspecified categories, indicating a break down of public spending components.
Ratto Impersonator to Entertain Kiwanis Tuesday
John B. Ratto, famed impersonator, appears at Hast High Tuesday evening as the fifth number of the She- gchools lecture and entertainment course and will entertain Kiwanis members at their weekly meeting in Hotel Rusaeetl. Ratto ranks among the loom's standard attractions with near 20 percent repeat bookings.
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Hast High
Kiwanis Club
Rusaetl“wamson
Ratto
Lyreum
Scout Court of Honor Scheduled Friday
Waterloo Boy Scouts will hold their monthly court of honor in the municipal courtroom Friday evening. A large group has submitted applications for merit badges or advancement in rank. A citywide hike into the woods is planned for Saturday with every scout invited to participate. meeting place is Lincoln Park.
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Waterloo
Lincoln Park
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Rotary
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Waterlon Wontra
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St. John’s
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Church News
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Prompus
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Hide
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Sewall Page
Plorence Street
Tiberlake
James Woodring
Allen Jean
Aronie Hartzell
McMunn—ville
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Barezell
Carol Tuthill
Edward I Rugs
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Lows Falls
E. B. Mounseey
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
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Wiley Targnin
W. RC. Pati Memoriaals
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Parcul Post
Tome DeNnition
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Bobby
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George. H. Twaddle
Waterloo Evening Courier
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Daugther
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Munters
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Wiliamson
Island Park
Affnirs
Thomas Burke
Edisiind Burke
International Harvester
Burke
Sioux City
Seattle
Wash
Louisa A. Camp
West
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H. G. Culi Ver
B. J. Rockwood
Alouxe Camp
Manip Street
Ceder Falls
Oxford
Erma Kraut
Peachers College
Mahaska County
State Board of Examiners
Als’n
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East District
East High Gymnasium
Thora Collyer
Linezie E. Held
America
John Rete
John D. Rockefeller
Drew Carnegie
Pwreet
Little Boy
Fowler Co
Our Conservatory
Allied Arts Conservatory OF Music
Moor Prout Davis
SCOUT
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