Domestic science program enriches Waterloo society club
Waterloo Woman's club hosts a domestic science demonstration by Home and Education department with Miss Gertrude Taynn and Miss Alice Rosenberger guiding four clubwomen through household accounting and quick bread techniques. Talks stress budgeting, planning, and practical kitchen skills, followed by refreshments and social notices of club events and a birthday reception for Mrs. Sellen.
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Home and Education Department
Waterloo Woman's Club
East
Gertrude Taynn
Imal State College
Alice Rosenberger
East High
H. W. Grout
C. J. Miller
Mmes. Gfl Scales
HW. A. Limmbert
C. F. Zimmerman
J. E. Jordan
Astringents for Youthful Skin in Edna Kent Forbes’s Advice
Beauty columnist Edna Kent Forbes extols astringents as a key to firm, fine skin. She recommends egg whites diluted with water, application on face and neck for 20 minutes, followed by cold cream and a facial massage, noting daily use and clean skin. She adds tips for firming breasts after milk drying and for removing blackheads via steaming, cleansing, and closing pores with cold water or ice.
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Pat C
Ben Franklin Birthday Observed in Thrift Week
Ruth Cameron notes thrift week has Benjamin Franklin’s birthday as focus, urging Americans to rethink money use. The piece cites a 10 point creed urging work, budgeting, banking, insurance, home ownership, wills, safe investments, bill payment, and sharing with others. It compares Franklin and Stevenson on thrift and critiques American spending habits.
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Benjamin Franklin
Benjaqain Franklin
Franklin
Robert
Louis Stevenson
Stevenson
Benjamin
United States
Mart
Davenport Woman Installs Officers of Kirkwood Tent
Davenport women of the Daughters of Veterans organized Kirkwood tent members were installed by Mrs. Anna Estella Murray at Memorial Hall. Longtime president Elva N. Wannemaker began a third term as officers including Lilian Dennis Orpha Carsantor Ida May Kodenheager Celiza Carroyi Gina Knapp Gracerss and Erma Snomvield were named. Murray announced plans for a state encampment in Fort Hodge and talks by local officials followed. Two membership prizes were awarded to Mrs Wannemaker and Mrs Warthon with Tina Knapp and Alma Waron winning other honors.
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Omcers
Jana Kirkwood
Daughters of Veterans
Anna Estella Murray
Davenport
Memorial Balk
Elva N. Wannemaker
Lilian Dennis
Orpha Carsanter
Ida May Kodenheager
Celiza Carroyi
Mir
Gina Knapp
Gracerss
Mea
Erma Snomvield
Corneil
Merc
Wienie Egleston
Xen Rotary
Mink Allen Stewart
Xutdes
Ethel Bnodymss
Presse
Abbie Warthon
Griety Stillman
Irons
Ofle Knapp
Nettie Shree
Mary Woore
Hillewell Mink
Murray
Fort Hodge
Grand Army of the Republic
A. H. Wheal
Robert Anderson
Byron Leighton
K. D. Teed
F. M. Stull
Sons of Veterans
R. I. Snodgrass
Waterloo Post
S. Q
Tina i Knapp
Alra, Waron
First Lutheran Missionary Society Meets at Church Annex
Church notices record multiple society meetings for tomorrow afternoon in parish halls and church parlors. Hostesses listed include Mrs Widdell, Brennecke, Bauman, and Fratzke, with other groups such as D of I dancing party hosts noted.
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First Lutheran Missionary Society
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Hogtesies
Mmes, Sor of
Deitseh
Barbara Winninger
H. B. Amees
Ane P. BE. Hughes
Trinity American Lutheran Young People’s Society
The Geography of Linen by Nations
Shopping economy notes compare linen production by Ireland Scotland France Belgium Germany and Belgium again detailing fiber quality climate effects bleaching methods and typical products from each nation. It highlights Ireland for flax growth durability of linens and traditional weaving while Scotland shows silver whiteness and showy designs and Belgium supplies strong flax used widely.
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Taneon
Muzny
New
Kemerald
Ireland
France
Belgium
Scotland
Germany
Waterloo Socials Celebrate Local Milestones and Gatherings
Mrs H J Eickelberg hosts a birthday tribute for Mrs Hickelberg and Miss Ida Mixdorf with 41 attendees enjoying games talks and refreshments. A newly married couple Miss Edna J Weller and Mr Watkins depart for a world wedding trip from Chicago to New York City. Frances Miller receives a surprise party as Helen McBroom moves to Faribault. Western Bell demo aids Business and Professional Women's Club with a dinner and drive plan. Mary Hickey hosts an afternoon party with 15 guests for games music and oldtime songs.
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H. J. Eickelberg
Hickelberg
Ida Mixdorf
Watkins-Weller
Pranks
Watking
New York City
Chicago
East
First Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Watkins
Edna J_ Weller
J.L. Weller
Diamond Coal Company
Mary Hickey
Nellie Lawlers
L.nelson
R. 8
Fairbank
Club Notes Summarize Society Meetings and Dances
Weekly B A club met after a two o'clock dinner at the Y W C A with piano solos and readings. Kum Chat Awhile hosted at Viola and Myra Pierce home with Mrs Matfield and Mrs Anderson as guests. Double Six guests to dine at Black's tearoom with Huston hosting. Blue Circle social afternoon and picnic supper planned. Petrova club met with prize winners W Brown and H Kruse. Universal club to host Odd Fellows and friends dance at I C O F hall Thurgay eve. Elks Dancers to hold dance at Armory hall Friday evening January 15.
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Grant Circle
Chester Cadwallader
Rodney Finingson
Grant
Columbia ¢Irela
Library West
Viola
Myra Pierce
A. M. Matfield
H. M. Anderson
Mash and Artillery Arrest in Adams Street Raid
Police found two barrels of mash a gallon of finished product an automatic Winchester rifle and a .44 calibre Colt loaded and ready for action at 207 Adams street. R R Nash was arrested as county attorney W St French filed information this morning. Nash was away when officers called and the shells were removed from the gun then hidden in a vacant room. Nash returned home late and the arrest followed. First Brethren women to conduct rummage and bake sale at 229 Four istreet west Friday and Saturday.
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Adams Street
R. R.’Nash
Aim
W. St. French
Nash
Gunn
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Lomita Club
Th .c. Kel
Jaeves Turtle Club
Ralph Dunlavey
B. B. Club
Eli Cameron
Merry Twelve Club
Martha Sweeney
Henry Court
St. Margaret's Guild
H. W. Flint
Rs. R
Mary Sellen
Black Hawk County
A. P. Smith
L. E. Giza
Sellen
Charles Sellen
Cedar Falls
Monroe Sellen
American Association of University Women
W. H. Bickley
Hf. Kadesch
Iowa State Teachers College
Wred J. Miller
Jane Olla
Hmimat J. Covell
Fred J. Clark
Légion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Ruth Cameron
Benialmon
Roger Babson
Kirkwood
Church News
Lloyd S. Moorhead
Munson City
United Presbyterian Church
W. W. Lytle
Christ . Episcopal
Ladies’ Guild
Robert Parrott
Rube Brown
Richard Hall
Ernest B. Mounsey
Frank Collard, Jr
F. Herbert Moehlmann
Luther League
Trinity Luth
Ran
First Evangelical Church
Mr. and
Horjick
Mahi
Mrs. Harland H. Allen
Frances
Miller
Helen McBroom
Faribault
Aion
BL. & P. W. Club
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Misa Bess Nichols
B. A. Club
Y. WC. A
Jeanette Ensky
Hackeray
Bernita Sanford
Ida’ Whitney
Vernetta Baldwin
Eva Abrams
Huston
Elmer Hotel
Will Mest
J. D. Korner
Clyde Hartong
Petrova Club
J. H. Lang
W. D. Brown
Henry Kruse
Universal Club
Odd Wellows
I. C. O. F. Hall
Thurgay
Elks
Armory Hall
First Brethren
Fouristreet West
Sun-Maid Rames Growers
Dept
Prec, California
Corn Products Refining Co
East Illinois Street
Lit
Corn Products Refining Cap
Dept. A
Argo
Minois
Pillsbury's Best
Pillsbury
Pillsbury Flour Mills Company
Minneapolis
U.S.A
Pillsbury’s Family of Foods
Pillsbury’s
Farina
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