Rotary party marks eighteenth anniversary at Hotel Russell-Lainson
Society notes describe Water loo Rotary club’s eighteenth anniversary party with 190 attendees in blue and gold decor. Mrs. Flolen Jackson of Spokane wowed the crowd as guest speaker while Charles Pickett spoke on George Washington. The evening included songs, humor, slides, and a later dance with an A Cedar Rapids orchestra.
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Waterloo Rotary Club
Russell-Lainson
Rotary
Carleton Sias
Flolen Jackson
Spokane
Wash
J. E. Brinkman
Charles EB. Pickett
George Washington
Washington
Lincoln
America
United States
Shas
Hernenlint
E. L. Johnson
Fred “D. Adams
Beauty Tips From Edna Kent Forbes on Nails and Skin
Readers seek causes for white spots on nails and get explanations such as excess lime in blood poor circulation or bruising. A nightly mix of turpentine and myrrh applied to nails removes spots with warm olive oil in the morning. Also notes on bruised nails soaking in hot water and foot care using indoor slippers and careful nail maintenance.
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Castile
The Blessed Middle Class Side Talks
Ruth Cameroxx muses on wealth and happiness arguing riches do not guarantee joy. She favors the middle class as best for happiness, citing a family with $2000 to $10000 income, stable work, and health, then describes a Christmas filled with self sacrifice and warmth as a prime example.
Romance Language Club Hosts Waterloo Woman's Club Event
Romance Language department served as hostess to the Waterloo Woman's Club, youngest section, at Greater Waterloo association rooms. A walking French play rehearsal of Monsieur Perrichon and a song by Mrs Corton formed the program. Mrs Grout chaired the session and announced upcoming bake sales to beautify the new clubhome.
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Waterloo Woman's’ Club
Greater Waterloo Association
Monsieur Perrichon
F. F. McElkinney
E. L. Corton
W. HL. Bickley
Corton
Chaminade
Ruth” Bassett
Monsieur Perrison
Howard
Madame Perrichon
R. M. Knox
Marjorin
B. T. Alford
le Gom- Mandart Mathieu
Ruth Bassett
Armand Desroches
George Garrettson
Daniel Savary
C. L. Ostrander
Jenriette
Were Alford
Joseph Jean Auberjete
Bassett
Patriotic Orders Observe Washington Lincoln Birthday Joint Program
Women and 18 veterans gather for Washington and Lincoln birthday observance at Memorial hall. 125 attendees heard Dr. John Robertson Macartney review the presidents’ eras. Mrs. Anna Glas and Mrs. Elizabeth Billings directed the program with singing, readings, and a duet finale. Dinner followed under Mrs. Julia White’s supervision.
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Andersen .Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
Lincoln
Open Post
Memorial Hall
Lillian Dennis
Women’s Organization
Post Way
Amos Wheat
Con
Mander
Anna Glas
Elizabeth Billings
Lydia Miles
Bernice Manning Nesaled
Maria Bowman
Cornet
Viola Gitlings
Dorothy Holmes
Emerson -School
Ness
Abrs
J. C. Murphy
Dorothy Hartleip
Jimmy
John Robertson
Macartney
Fliat’ Presbyterian Church
Bowman
Miss Billings
Julia White
Weett Davis
Gilley and
Sawyer
Stephen Gilley
Mercy Lawless
Joils
Isaac’ Wright
Vinton
Lizzie Wells
Hurmboldt
Thimblebee event and society notices from Town
Thimblebee Twenty five members and friends of I A T B of R T attended a thimblebee at Mrs Laura Faley yesterday afternoon sewing carpet fags and quilt blocks Mrs Claude Byerlyook won a prize for accomplishing the most work Alumnae luncheon Phi Omega alumnae met at Black's tearoom with Mrs Ethel McBroom hosting Miss Adelaide Blythe Beta chapter University of Town attended Phi Sigma Chi members to dine at Black's tearoom Monday at 6 30 p.m A business slate will follow Washington Party Miss Flor-
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R. T
Laura Faley
Lancheon
Phi Omega PY
Black's
Ethel McBroom
Adelaide’ Blythe
Beta
University of Town
Phi. Sigma Chi
Phi’Sigma Chi
Black’s
Psychology Club
Hileman & Gindt
First Presbyterian Homemakers
Black's Tearoom
Emmett Miller
Ars Lea Litchfield
Maurice Peterson
G. Farnsworth
Substituting Linen for Table Cloths in Home Economy
A 1920s shopping feature argues substitutes for fine linen when setting tables. It praises hard finished cottons, unbleached and mercerized cottons, union goods, and basket weaves as economical, durable options. It notes cross stitched toweling runners and painted mercerized cotton luncheon sets as attractive, easy care alternatives.
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Ritchie hosts George Washington party with 500 wis
Friends gathered Thursday evening for a George Washington party. Five hundred wis were played and a colonial luncheon served. Singing and dancing concluded the entertainment. Marguerite Mayer celebrated her fifteenth birthday with a party for 14 friends, games and refreshments. Mrs Mayer and Dorothy served. Church notices detail varied group activities and meetings across several local congregations including Happy Hour club and First Presbyterian Homemakers with programs, dinners, sewing for missions, and planned bazaars.
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Jénce
Ritchie
Marguerite
Mayer
J. W. Mayer
Dorothy
M. E. Homemakers
C. T. Wilson
C. PF. Nagle
H. W. Dahlman
Fire Alarms Report Multiple Small Blazes in City
A still alarm at 6:59 a.m. sent firemen to 1717 Forest Avenue to extinguish a chimney fire. Earlier, at 5 a.m., Fowler Company building workers triggered a private alarm at the whalesale house. A small roof fire at 830 Logan Avenue was put out by 2 p.m. yesterday.
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Forest Avenue
Fowler Company
Whalesale House
Logan Avemile
Decide Mayoress for Monte Carlo at City Tonight
Monte Carlo closes tonight after a lively campaign by Waterloo Elks. The mayoress selection will be announced after the 11 o clock ward results, with contestants Miss Adelin Damee, Mrs Madeline Althouse, Josephine Remnard, Agnes Maanr, Miss Maxie Torney and Mrs IL G. competing for the honor.
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Vity
Hells
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Tuva
Adelin
Damee
Madeline Althouse
Josephine Mremnard
Agnes Maanr
Maxie Torney Airs
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Fred Young to speak on America’s role in World War II
Fred Young of Moos Young Construction will address the Rotary noon meeting Monday on America’s role in the world war. He served with American forces in France, and the club’s membership committee will accept candidate names for treasurer and construction posts until Monday noon.
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Fred (. Young
Moos ‘Young Construction Company
Rotary Club
America
Young
France
Gwynne Weston
Traction Report Shows January Loss for Street Car Line
The January traction report records a net loss of 15,882.80 for the street car line after operating expenses and taxes, with receipts of 22,000 and an overall negative result. December 1922 shows 194,780 fares and a larger loss, while January 1923 compares with 172,374 fares a year earlier and a 11,000 plus loss.
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Watertoo
Cedaralts & Northern Railway
Ti Nan
Jett
City in Brief Highlights Local Visiting and Legal Notices
The Waterloo area reports frequent visits from Frances Hall of Washington and Mary McGuire seeking guardianship for Agnes Kelly and Martin Dolan. District officials Don McQuigar and John G. McGlade attend meetings in St Louis and Cleveland. Local residents face health notes, housing tales, and upcoming sewer regulations while employers announce staff changes at Dothan-Karwin and surrounding firms.
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Don M. McQuigar
Veterans’ Bureau
St. Louis
Waterloo
Prisoner Hangs Self in County Jail Cell
In Chicago Illinois Beney Greg erson aged 52 hanged himself in his county jail cell today after being charged with annoying young women. He was held on a state charge and died in custody. Local authorities reported the incident and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Chicago
Beney Gregerson
Waterloo Enjoys Visit Today in Spring Weather
Waterloo reports a welcome spring warm spell after a fortnight of icy blasts. The Government thermometer peaked at 28 degrees, with a 3 degree range in 24 hours and a late 25 degree low. Eastern winds brought a gradual rise and promises several fair days ahead. forecasts note generally fair conditions with cooler parts in the southwest. The piece also mentions rare sightings of the fisher, one of America’s smarter creatures.
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Towa
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