Waterloo Woman's Club Campaign for Clubhouse Debt
Waterloo Woman's club opened a drive to retire 7000 dollars of indebtedness on the clubhouse, led by Mrs. T O Menges with other committee members, following a luncheon that organized final drive steps and pledged progress checks at the Y W C A each day that week. Also notes a Silver Anniversary event for Abe and Mrs Abe Siegel, a Ben Hur party and dance plans, a bride elect compliment, and various Y W C A and club notices.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
T. O. Menges
W. FP. Schrag
Walter Dnhugen
Mmes
H. CG. Orrick
Jackson *Te-7 Cay
Max A. Wilson
E. T. Alford
EB. L. Johnson
Tha Ffs
Wade H. Nelson
Ft. H. Garrison
L. E. Eickelberg
W. PY. Kerwin
Faye Bastow
Leona Bastow
Cambridge
Plans for General Federation Session Development in Texas
Plans for the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial session center on San Antonio with excursions to Laredo Corpus Christi and Brownsville. A Mexican dances supper at the market plaza and a plantation breakfast by St Philip’s Normal and Industrial School are proposed. The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce backs the convention by offering the city Auditorium and contributing 10000 toward a 25000 fund. Betty Bickley hosts a Valentine party for 30 friends. L A B or R T initiates at 239 pm with Maggie Delaplaine in charge. banquet and program follow.
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Laredo
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
Market Plaza
St. Philip's Normal and Industrial School
Conversation Society
Rena Maverick Green
San Antonio
Sevon Club
Texas
Henry Drought
Club Notes Doubje Six Slab Meets at Black's Tea Room
A club meeting is scheduled for today at 7 p.m. in Black's tea room. Participants from the Doubje Six slab gather for din neyo and discussion of club matters.
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Double Six Club
Black's Teargam
Progressive Delphian
Black
Hints in Beauty Care for Chapped Hands and Skin
Advice on remedies for dry hands from almond honey lotions to glycerine and rose water emulsions. Recommends cucumber water emulsions and vanishing cream for winter care. Suggests rubber gloves during chores, then heavy creams, baking soda, and peroxide for stains. Ends with makeup tips for Miss K with green eyes and jade tones.
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Maria Covui
Harmony class, First Presbyterian church meeting tomorrow
Church news lists Harmony class meeting at 2 p m in church parlors to elect officers. Several other church groups schedule gatherings today and tomorrow including Graves Memorial United Brethren and First Baptist with activities like Valentine parties and mother and son banquets.
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Harmony
First Presbyterian Church
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
E. W. Main
L. P. Sinnard
C. Lb. Rausch
First Baptist Church
D. H. Wick
W. W. Simmons
Sisterhood of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Annual Dinner at YWCA Miss Hatch Speaks
Miss Ella Hatch will deliver the principal address at the annual banquet of the Young Women's Christian Association at 6:30 p.m. at the association building. The program includes reports by Mrs. C. H. Abbs and others, a vocal trio, instrumental numbers, and the announcement of new board members. Refreshments will be served.
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Virginia Troupe
Lenora Zellinger
Margaret Miller
Margaret Moore
Virginia Neary
Maxine Clow
Alice Smokier
Construction Machinery names Funk eastern sales manager
Charles E. Funk formerly assistant sales manager of the Construction Machinery company has been transferred to Philadelphia as eastern sales manager. He succeeds R. H. Boyer and will move his family to Philadelphia in five weeks. Announcement came today from president H. B. Liehty.
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Charles E. Funk
Edwards Street
The
Construction Machinery Company
Philadelphia
H. B. Liehty
Funk
R. H. Boyer
Maryflace Week by Week Column Notes From Waterloo Shops
Mary Lou invites readers to send questions for her Waterloo shopping column in The Courier. She promises weekly Monday updates and offers to guide readers on where to find items of interest, inviting letters for helpful tips.
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Waterloo
Courier
Anl
Mary Lou
Riviera Gift Shop and Miss Pfeffer Display
The Riviera Gift Shop on Water Street near the Riviera Theatre hosts handcraft wares from many nations and features Miss Pfeffer’s display. Gasey, a long-time showman with roots in Montana, promotes his stage show titled Valentines and lauds Waterloo residents for their hospitality.
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Withy Gasey
Montana
Finoise
Casey
George Nelson
Cliff Edwards
Ike
Ted Lewis
Waterloo
Gasey
Sweethearts Day floral offer from local shop Mary Lou
Agnes Thompson at 320 East Fourth St has a spring flowers display and a phone number 5383. Mary Lou Tha Courter offers to shop for out of town customers, inviting letters for convenience.
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Agnes Thompson
East Fourth St
Mary Lou
Tha Courter
Riviera organist picks favorite lyric song at Hartmann Waerlen
Ralph Jones the Riviera organist says Without You Sweetheart is among his favorites and notes that buyers can purchase it or any new release at Hartmann Waerlen Music Co 502 Commercial 1b.
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Ralph Jones
The
Riviera
Hartmann- Waerlen Music Co
Casey Jones shines off stage in Waterloo show
In a Waterloo feature, the writer recalls meeting Casey Jones after a performance at the theatre. Des Moines Theatre former manager Mr. Grove escorts the star to Back Stage where Jones and the act celebrate their time on stage with smiles and towels.
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Casey Jones
Waterloo
Wasey
Mr. Grove
Des Moines
Casey
England
The
Act
Heart Shaped Boxes At American Confectionary
A shopper expresses interest in purchasing a heart shaped box of chocolates at the American Confectionary on Fourth Street southwest. The offer highlights a desire for decorative sweets and gift appeal in a local shop setting.
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Fourth Sk
Miss Maddigan Offers Free Programs From Local School
Miss Maddigan of the Maddigan School of Music Oratory Dramatic Art and Dancing Academy on the Riviera Theatre third door provides hundreds of free programs for clubs lodges and nearby towns. She urges early requests as she is busy with calls for professional road work including musical numbers dance acts and one act plays.
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Maddigan
Maddigan School of Music, Oratory, Dramatic
Dancing Academy
Riviera Theatre
Waterloo
Peonie
Youll Feel Like Spring Facial at Desne Beauty Shop
A Desne Beauty Shop on Fourth Street west invites appointments for facial treatments that promise a springlike refresh. Emma Jane provides services with local contact via phone 394 for scheduling.
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Emma Jane
Desne
Fourth St
West
Reads to Wear shops unveil East fashion waves
In all the Reads To Wear shops diners have just returned from the East with new styles in dresses coats millinery and shoes. Read about these in next Monday's Week by Week. Sincerely
Chicago Packers to Open Cheese Factories in Iowa
Swift & Co plans to expand cheese production in southwest Iowa joining Armour in Creston and other towns. Denison already hosts a Swift cheese factory while Diagonal Ringgold Marysville Mo. and other Midwest sites supply milk and cream. Iowa ships over 900000 pounds of cheese annually, with 10000000 pounds of cheese potential from milk exports, boosting dairying as roads and trucks widen milk catchment.
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Courier Special Service
Armour
Creston
Swift & Co
Iowa
Swift
Denison
Diagonal
Ringgold County
Marysville
Middlewest
John D. Adams
Des Moines
Hotel Towna Towa Named for Beautiful Land Gods Park Ave Site
The nine story Park avenue and Sycamore street hotel by Tangney McGinn Realty will be named Hotel Towna Towa. S. F. McGinn announces the new Iowa project reflecting the state motto Our Liberties We Prize and Our Rights We Will Maintain. The decorative scheme will feature the wild rose, the state flower.
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Park Avenue
Sycamore Street
Tangney-McGinn Realty Company
Hotel Town
S. F.mcginn
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
City in Brief: Local Notices and Appointments
A collage of short items from Waterloo Iowa covers residents at Iowa City, New York buying trips, moves to Waterloo, church conferences in Chicago, a death in Lovington, Moody Institute events, job changes in Chicago, and local civic notes. Sheriff H T Wagner recovers from illness, state officials travel via Belmond, and East High to stage three one act plays.
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F. J. Hadish
Campbell Avenue
Iowa City
A. J. Edelson
A. J. Edelson Company
New York City
A. W. Mattern
Deep River
Waterloo
Williston Avenue
Marion Flint
Hitchi Street
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Harry T. Fisher
Fremont’ Street
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Dwight L. Moody
June G. Weston
Vaughan Street
Marshall Field Wholesale House
Sterling
H. T. Wagner
B. M. Richardson
Des Marties
Belmond
Walter C. Ramsry
East High
East High Dramatic Club
Ruth Hiller
Leonard A. Steeger
Stanley
Sherman McNally
Third Street West
Decatur
Til
Edna Suffern
Steeger
Consolidated
Wilfred Ernst Mann
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Cornell Bluffs
Church of the Holy Comforter
Richamond
Pilgrimage to Lincoln Tomb Draws 1800 DeMolays
Springfield U S Feb 13 More than 1800 DeMolays from Missouri Kansas Nebraska Texas Kentucky Illinois attended the fourth annual pilgrimage to the tomb of Abraham Lincoln. Judge Anthony Stiner of St Louis spoke at the event.
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Springfield
DeMolsy
Mimsoua
Kansas
Nebraska
Tews
Kentucky
Ilinois
Abraham Lincoln
Anthony Stiner
Bt. Louis
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Flok
Vinter Smith
Garrison
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Waverly
Me Whitmore
Methediss Church
Marjorie Blackman
Grayce White
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Gross
Black's Tearoom
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Oo Ss. O
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Memorial Hall
W. T. Edwards
G. A. RB
Arthur Colby
Ben Antonio
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Sal Tast
Betty Bickiey
Carl Bickiey
R.T
Fiemen
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R. T
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Vitle Tam
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Mason City
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JB. Treloar
Wilbur Briggs
S. A. Cohagan
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Darrens Decker
Mildred Downey
H. L. Garrett
Clarke Gormley
G. M. Johnson
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Earl E. White
Joe Tretter
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French Street
Harry Nanny
Clarence Manahi
Herbert Lantz
Trester
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Lantz
Anthony Rieff
Cedar Heights
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W. CG. A
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Sir Robert Baden-Powell
Sr Patriotic Party
Helen Gould
George Cain
Mr. Cain
Bud
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Lee Briden
Michael Seiffert
Our Lady of Victory, Court
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Lumecom
H. A. Boysen
Lincoln
Washington
Richmond W Schear
Bridge of San Luis Rey
Thorntion Wilder
R. J. Baldridge
Valentine
Nurses Club
Theodosia Garrison
Clara Schroeder
Nurses’ Club
Layton
Misaes
Margaret Shark
Margaret Kennedy
Clark Layetony
Ninner
Nir
Robert Lich~ Ty
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Ray Norcote
Pythian Sisters
BP. Hall
Eastern
Maryflace
Patou
Chicago Packers
Hotel
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Buchanan’c
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Plainfield
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Charles Cy
KC Baking Guarante
Elks Club
J. J. Haver
Evening Courier
Clty and
Stato
Entz Cafe
First National Bank
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