Society News Highlights From Waterloo Chapter Programs
Miss Myrtle Crane presented copies of the Manual of the United States while J. C. McGlade spoke at a Waterloo chapter event. The evening featured solos by Mildred Gleason with Beulah Bingham on piano and other musical appearances by local students and club members.
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United States
National
Noriety
Daughters of the American Revolution
Myrtle Crane
Waterloo
West
J. C. McGlade
Mildred Gleason
Beulsh Bingham
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes on Powders and Skincare
Edna Kent Forbes discusses powder use for the body and face, recommending pure talcum and fine rice or corn starch powders. She outlines methods for applying powder, tackling back of neck and shoulders, and suggests home remedies for clear skin including yeast and mineral oil, with tips on hydration and simple at home cream formulations.
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Blanche
Miss V. T
Helen V
SIDE TALKS BY RUTH CANERON ON MEN'S CLOTHES
Ruth Caneron argues fashion should hide male beauty with conventional gear but notes a shift toward more practical riding trousers and knickers. She likens garments to nature, praising open neck shirts, better collars, and functional dress over rigid, ugly defaults.
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Marxfield Parrish
Sehopen- Haeur
Miss Claire Kane and C M Condon Set Feb Marry Date
Miss Claire Kane and C M Condon will marry February 7 at Fairbank. A kitchen shower was held at Miss Kane’s home with refreshments by Mrs W F Condon and Miss Misse Condon. Mr Condon lived in Bennington township and served in France.
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Claire Kane
C. M. Condon
W. F. Condon
Misse Condon
CL MM. Condon
Fairbank
Mimes
McCarvilly Barron
Floran
Miss Kane
Mr. Condon
Bennington Township
France
Women of St Mark's hear reports from diocesan delegates
Members of the Women of St. Mark's parish attend a tea in the guild hall at 2 30 p m and hear reports from delegates to the diocesan convention in Des Moines this week. Two church members win state offices, Mrs G B Worthen re elected as Women’s Auxiliary box Secretary and C J Lamson named treasurer of the Brotherhood of St Andrew Home Department. Sunday school meets tomorrow at 2 p m with Mrs Mary M Norton for lesson and quarterly business.
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St. Mark's
Guild
Des Moines
G. B. Worthen
C. 9. Lamson
The
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Home Department
First Mf. BE
Mary M. Norton
Ala
Motorists Profit by Previous Experience on Icy Pavements
Rain froze on city streets turning them to glassy smooth surfaces and dangerous to drive. Drivers recalled a prior skid spree and moved cars to the curb for the night. Theatregoers emerged from plays and faced slips and near tragedies as they negotiated the icy routes.
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Sir Walter Raleigh
Diamond Dyes Promises Easy Home Dyeing For All Fabrics
Diamond Dyes offers a 15 cent package with simple directions claiming any woman can renew worn fabrics at home. It guarantees flawless results on wool silk linen cotton and blends and instructs telling the druggist material type for dyeing.
Antiseptic Guidance for Home Use and Fumigation Practices
The article discusses household antiseptics including formaldehyde fumigation, carbolic solutions for dishes, bichloride of mercury dilution, and common items like salt baking soda and boric acid for cuts. It notes cleaning steps for furniture, floors, and drains using soap, lime, vinegar, and acetic acid, with advice on deodorants and laundry for aseptic conditions.
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Fee
Evangelist Will Talk to Veterans at Revival Service
Special preparations at St. Pauls Methodist Church for members of patriotic bodies at tonight revival service. Rev W A Buell will deliver a sermon from Matthew 22 and music highlights include a flag song.
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St. Paul's Church
St. Paul’s Methodist
God
Jesus
Greene High Declamatory Contest Winners Named
Greene High School held its annual declamatory contest in the auditorium. Esther Downs won first in oratorical with A Plea for Sustica Everett Hodgin placed second with The Wander ing Jew. Audrey Wilson won first in dramatic for The Death Disc Nina Ebling was second with Story of Patsy. Helen Hardman took first in humorous The Wedding of Miss Gray Dorothy Wilson second with Pluggy's Debating Club Hardman was named top overall and Wilson second. Audiences select Audrey Wilson, Esther Downs, and Hardman to represent at the state quadrangular meet in Rock Island February 16. Judges were Rev. Haney Allison Miss Hammers Shell Rock high school principal and Mr Clevenger Waverly high principal. Proceeds funded a director’s expenses and incidentals.
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Miss Gray
Dorothy Wilson
Hardman
Audrey Wilson
Esther Downs
Rockford
Hare
Haney
Allison
Campfire Girls Present Farce The Trouble at Sat terlee s
Campfire Girls of First Congregational church plan a one act boarding school farce The Trouble at Satterlee s with a cast including Dorothy Heath Virginia Pedicard Alice Sparel and Grace Haswell A prelude of three pieces will precede the play featuring piano solos readings and melodies by Campfire Girls led by Harriet Sedgwick Dorothy Heath and others
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Satterlee’s
First Congregational Church
Dorothy
Virginia
Alice
Sparel
Shimer
Aliss Satterlee
Arleheley Kathlean
Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern reports monthly loss on city lines
The Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railway monthly report for December 1922 shows a net loss of 10351.39 on city lines despite higher ridership of 193780. Gross revenue 18267.60, expenses 12992.28, net 5275.22, taxes 1197.54, net income 4077.78. Interest 8613.28 plus renewal 5809.91 add 14429.17 burden, driving loss. November 1922 losses about 16000. 1921 losses 11247.66. The seven-cent fare, launched Jan 1, is seen as unlikely to be profitable.
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Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
Street Railway
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