Society Notes Highlight Dinner Parties and Private Recitals
A Waterloo society page catalogs a piano recital by Mrs. N Q Alt Ma and seven young pianists, plus various dinner parties and bridge gatherings. Notables include Miss Ruth Bassett hosting guests in Black's tea room and out‑of‑town visitors from Chicago and Detroit, along with Caledonian picnic plans, social teas, and club meetings across Waterloo and Cedar Falls.
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N. Q.alt- Ma
Constance
Aerina
Helen Sohner
Bee Saucer
Marion Funk Sviler
Ruch Miller
Thelmemes
Ruth Ellis
Amland
Ruth Pe Us
Waterloo
Ruth Bassett
Black
Alverna Brannon
Chicago
Miss Bassett
Gretchen Swisher
Iowa City
Irma Caater
Newport
Martha Swisher
Vernice Goodhart
Boise
Idy
Roy Bryan
W.H. Bickley
3Forton Howard
Sioux City
Isabella Gareissen
Detroit
Elizabeth Hamann
Lincoln
Neb
Helen Neymyer
Lyons
Helen Macartney
Oberiin
Community society notices crowd Byrnes park events
United Presbyterian Ladies Aid plans a Wednesday picnic at Byrnes park honoring Mrs Lyon and Mrs Burk as members and families are invited. Various church groups host dinners, meetings, and social hours at local venues including Sunny Side Country Club and Electric Park with multiple hosts and guests.
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United Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid!society
Byrnes
Lyon
Burk Park
Minneapolis
Byrnes Park
Myre
Lynn
Mary Naylor
Wontan
Beauty Chats Advice Columns From Edna Kent Forbes
A themed reader's page offers tips on perspiration control with astringent powders, hair tonics, and skin health. Entries discuss under eye circles linked to sleep or liver issues, natural beard acceptance for some, and exercises to shape legs. Readers seek guidance on health, grooming, and routine remedies.
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Anna
Katharine K
Bertha P
Meg. T. H
John Jacobs
Vivican
Raader
Mary Ellen
Tam
Side Talks on Insurance Policies and Hidden Clauses
Ruth Ameron explores insurance policy details and loopholes in a reader advisory. She questions coverage for fire, lightning, life, aviation risks, suicide, and driver age limits, urging readers to review polices before trouble arises.
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Lfe
Forgetimenot Club Picnict at Cedar River Park
The Forgetimenot club plans a Thursday afternoon picnic at Cedar River Park. Members will provide sandwiches and another food item for the gathering.
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Forgetimenot Club
Cedar River Park
Meombere
Parody Sport Book Teaches Kids Health Habits Through Games
The American Child Health Association publishes a playful guide by Clive Reed with lively illustrations. It turns daily health chores into games like tooth checkers and water polo, featuring notes from top athletes and an intro by a notable author.
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Cliff Goldsmith
Professor Happy
Ithe
American Child Health Association
Clive Reed
la Ruguy
City in Brief Notes on Local Visits and Travel
Short items report Mrs. 3. B. Litchfield visiting Independence friends, Mrs. Fred Wilcox improving at 611 Sumner, Miss Esther Slippy on two week vacation, Ray Lawson visiting Des Moines uncle J. F. Dare, 919 First Street West, Mrs Hadge S. Taylor and son Junior visiting relatives in Drane D, Miss Marie Hartey and Mabel Kels heading to Chicago, W. E. Herren of Herren company leaving for Green Bay for business and pleasure, and B A Mosher trainmaster.
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Waterton
Mildred A. Schmidt
Ernest A. F Heng
Sioux City
St. Jon's Mpiscopal Church
Way
Walllaia
Lamont
Benson
Recemtely
Medical Life Insurance Company
Waterloo
Atten
Fred Wilcox
Sumner
Esther Slippy
County Recorder’s Office
Ray Lawson
Des Moines
J. F. Dare
First Street
Hadge S. Taylor and Son
Sunior
Mulberry
Draner
Marie Hartey
Mabel Kels
Chicago
W. E. Herren
William E. Herren
Green Bay
Wison & Short
B.A. Mosher
Southern Division
Chisago
Great Western Railway
Des Moles
W. H. Wigner
Davenport
F. A. Wianer
Hammond Avenue
Hudson
J. A. Reedy
Kansas City
Albert Hall
St. Francis Hospital
City
M. B. Nemecek
Latay
Stte
Long Beach
Cal
Delmar O'Toole
Lincoln Street
Winnipeg
Can
United States
R. J. Cadres
W.F. Behrag
Third Street
Los Angeles
Jennie
Bird
County Recorder
WH. M. Towne
Gladys
Ruth Paulson
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
C. Carey
Janice
June
W. F. Carey
J. G. McAlgin
Yellowstown National Park
Birs
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Marguerite
Aurora
John
Bemuth
J. C. Fairweather
B. A. Case
Milford
Amlinneapolis
Minn
Mary Case
Charles City
B. A. Roderick
Police Notes From City Station Seek Owner Of Abandoned Liquor
Officers found two one gallon demijohns of liquor in Chief Walker's office area awaiting a claimant. A bootleg liquor cache along Commercial Street was brought to the station with no owner identified. An alleged traffic violator paid $6 and a drunk was held on bond, while a purse theft of $12 was reported at 706 Sycamore Street.
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Cherry Street
Walker
Althout
Hanch
Walter Richtey
Sycamore
Gates College reports record summer enrollment
Gates Waterloo Business College announces its largest summer school enrollment to date with Bryce Gates, vice president, citing major equipment moves from the Suffern building to the Courier building on Park Avenue. Fall term opens September 4. renovations aim to finish by August 2 with basement classrooms ready. The first floor houses offices and stenography, back houses recitation and cloakrooms, a large portion of the second floor is an assembly room and the remainder is bookkeeping.
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Gates Waterloo Business ‘College
Ihda
Bryce
Gates
Hayapee
Suffern
College
Courier
Park’ Avenue
Central West
National Accredited Commercial School Holds First Annual Outing
Gat es president of the institution attends a conference at Chautauqua Lake New York with members of the National Association. The event is the first annual combined outing and business meeting. The conference began yesterday and runs for a week. Mr. Gies is chairman of arrangements.
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Gatés
Chautala Lake
Membre
Ggies
Public Market Reopens Saturday Under City Permission
The city grants a cooperative public produce market at Seventh and Sycamore streets run by farmers and producers selling vegetables fruits and homemade goods directly to consumers. Mayor A B Gnagy and authorities approve. George W Dawson owns the tract and will appoint an overseer. municipality will not run the market.
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Seventh
Sycamore
A. B. Gnagy
George W. Dawson
Jacoby Returns From Rainbow Convention
Rufus Jacoby, delegate from King Marson post Rainbow Veterans, returned yesterday from the national Rainbow Veterans convention in Indianapolis. More than 2,000 service men attended the meeting. Columbia, S.C., was selected as
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Rufus Jacoby
King Marson Post
Rainbow Veterans
Rainbow ‘Veterans
Indianapolis
Columbia
Gen Gouraud to Speak at Rainbow Veterans Meeting
General Henri Gouraud, noted French official, will address Rainbow veterans in Des Moines tomorrow and Thursday at the convention city event.
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Henri Gouraud
France
Des Moines
Kerwin Company Plans 20000 Capital for New Stores
Cedar Falls announces incorporation of The Kerwin Company to run men’s clothing stores in Cedar Falls Oelwein and Waverly with capitalization of 20000. Former Dotson Kerwin stores in Waterloo Independence and Vinton will be held by a separate company. W P Kerwin Waterlog named president with offices at First National Bank building Washerloo Kirk Olson Cedar Falls vice president and L T Kerwin Oelwein secretary treasurer.
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Oelwein
Waverly
Waterloo
Independence
Vinton
Dotson- Kerwin Company
W. P. Kerwin
First National Bank
Washerloo
Kirk
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