Compliments From National Head To Waterloo Club Leader
Mrs. Thomas G. Winter of Minneapolis, president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, wrote to Mrs. Henry W. Grout of Waterloo Woman’s Club praising the biennial Iowa federation convention. She thanked for the beautiful rose basket and commended the Waterloo hosts for their dignified, gracious entertainment during the event.
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Thomas G. Winter
Minneapolis
General Federation of Women's Chibs
Waterloo
Iowa Federation
Henry WW. Grout
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Waterloo Woman's Lab
Florence Allen May speak in Waterloo address proposed
Judge Florence Allen the first woman elected to Ohio’s supreme court may be invited to Waterloo if Business and Professional Women’s club plans succeed. Final arrangements to be made at the post-season meeting with dinner at 6 20 p m. Reports from Mason City convention to be given by delegates. Mrs Elizabeth Kenney to lead the business session. Also a Marshalltown club picnic and a prenuptial party for Ruth Fitzgerald hosted by Mrs Loren J Berry with Toya State Teachers’ college sorority sisters at Cedar Falls and Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Allen
Ohio
Supreme Court
Waterloo
Lois Cass
Mason City
Elizabeth Kenney
Marshall Towns Club
Loren J. Berry
V. O. ¥. Bigma Chi Sorority
Toya State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Ruth Fitzgerald
Music Club Banquet Closes Season At Black's Tearoom
The B Natural Music Club plans its year end banquet at Black's tearoom Monday evening. Misses Eudora Carey Berniea Call and Mildred Gleason lead arrangements while Mrs Charles Eby presides as toastmistress. Reservations have been made for two dozen guests.
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Natural Music Club
Black’s
Eudora Carey
Berniea
Call
Mildred Gleason
Charles Eby
Club Notes Seniors Entertained at Our Lady of Victory
Seniors from Our Lady of Victory academy were entertained by Miss Helen Pieres Esther Mathern and about 75 guests at the Pieres home. The afternoon included games dances and refreshments with gold and white decorations reflecting class colors.
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Helen Pieres
Esther Mathern
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Pieres
Albert
Mathera
Barbara Cameron’s Morning Debate on Play and Discipline
Ruth Cameron muses on whether letting Barbara keep a messy room costs future playtime and self discipline. The essay contrasts indulgent parenting with strict habits, citing neighbors and memories of children who learned chores early, urging a balanced approach to childhood routines and independence.
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Barbara
Beauty Tips for Vacation Looks by Edna Kent Forbes
Vacation beauty advice outlines compact packing for trips to mountains or shores. It covers cleansing cream, powders, bleaching lotions, corn care with simple remedies, skin toning, and lash tonics. Readers are urged to avoid clutter, use minimal products, and manage foot care and hair sprucing en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corps
Ripening Olives Highlight Nutritious Healthy Food
Ripe olives offer high fat content and calories, providing energy similar to green olives. They pair with starches and breads, have a rich nutty flavor, and are now scientifically prepared in California after historic cultivation in Asia Minor and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber Weacus
California
Asia Minor
Mexico
Arizona
France
Vive club hosts T O O event at Hall West
Vive club held an evening gathering at Hall West last night offering a chance at something labeled T. O. O. with attendees present and activity noted in local notices.
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Hall West
Walnut Street Baptist Alpha Phi Lathea Class Spring Musical
Walnut Street Baptist Alpha Phi Lathea class will stage a spring musical Monday evening at the J. W. Thompson home 615 Rebel Avenue. Christ Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary met at Mrs. Frank Collard Jr.'s residence and appointed a committee to solicit funds for a nationwide church campaign following a rector led effort. Mrs. HW Ferguson of Grand Rapids Mich was a guest. Galloway Social Union with Rev and Mrs Court as guests met with Mrs F Hicks in May. 29 were present and Mrs S A Dudley assisted the hostess to serve.
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Mason City
Randolph Street
Hershberger Bakery
Norma Craig
Hamilton
Ontario
Jessie Brown
Vb. Hollis
A. A. Bellis
Marbeth Bellis
Miss Brown
Merle Miller
Esther Calleas
Anna Lee
Miss Calleas
Euen M. Gotshall
C. Schlueter
Gotshall
Susie Schumacher
Marguérite Coward
Whittier School
Waterloo
M. E. Will
Castle Hill
Will
Walnut Street Baptist Alpha Philathea
J. W. Thompson
Rebel Avenue
Christ Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary
Frank Collard, Jr
JL. Ferguson
Grand Rapids, Mich
John Reynolds
Litchfeld
KF. Nelson
Cl . Albert Lea
Minn
Ts. B. Matson and
Charles City
Ed Shellie
McPherson
Kan
California
Hagenback-Wallace
Waipiloo
Charles C. MacKay
Betha Powers
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Ivan
Arch Guernsey
Chicago
Fred H. Stears
Clay Street
Guernsey
Carson, Pierre, Scott & Co
Victor Nylan
Minneapolis
Sumner Estate Gives $2 000 to Baptists
A stipulation signed by A G B Sumner heir of the late Dr Guilford K H Sumner and by the Iowa Baptist State convention directs 2000 to the Baptists in place of provisions not admitted to probate. The estate is about 30000 with a statutory bar if the will stands.
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A. GB. Sumner
Guilford KH. Sumner
Iowa Baptist State, Convention
State Baptist Convention
Baptista of
Baptists
Waterloo 40 at 8ers Attend Oelwein Gathering
A number of Waterloo 40 at 8ers will attend a promenade of Voiture Vocal No. 369 at Oelwein on June 13. A class of 50 candidates will be initiated. Frank J. Milks of the Town Legionnaire will be principal speaker at a banquet in the evening. A street parade will be the featured event of the day.
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A Nuroher
Waterloo
School Board Sets Summer Building Repairs Plan
East public school board held the annual inspection to decide repairs and rebuilding this summer. Most structures were in good condition. A small addition to the junior high manual arts department is planned, with redecorating at Junior High and Forne, Merkinley and Washington schools. Lafayette to be cleaned and renovated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Public School Board
Stost
Manual Arts
Junior High
Forne
Merkinley
Washington
Lafayette
Harry Chamberlain's Slow Recovery From Crash
Harry Chamberlain a West High frontor is reported to be slowly recovering at Presbyterian hospital after a motorcycle and car collision three weeks ago. His right lower limb bones were badly shattered and require extended healing time. X rays show the injury and extensions were applied to straighten the limb as it mends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Chamberlain
West High
Tiurt
Simy
Presbyterian Hospital
John Tiltderbrand
Chamberain
Halil
Lmb
Fire alarms at Art Stitz cigar store blaze
A rubbish fire in a furnace at the Art Stitz cigar store on Fourth and Water streets produced dense smoke at 7 20 am. The fire department was summoned to contain the blaze as crews battled the flames and limited damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Stitz Cigar Store
Fourth
Water Streets
Lona
Government to Close Waterloo Veterans Bureau Subdistrict Office
Washington dispatch reports the Waterloo subdistrict office of the United States Veterans Bureau, opened in the Marsh Place Building on November 11, 1921, will close and staff moved or released. The move, part of a nationwide consolidation to reduce administration costs, may affect 19 Iowa counties and merge Waterloo into Cedar Rapids or Des Moines offices.
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Office
Veterans Bureau
Waterloo
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Marsh Place
Washington News
C. Elliott Purnidrt
H. F. Rogars
Martha
Frances Adrian
Galdie Weis
Ben. Boyerall
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Wieland
Hines
Bureau
Mallory Loses in Middlesex Tennis Tourney at Chiswick
In Chiswick on June 2 Molla Mallory fell to Kathleen McKane in singles and then with Edginton lost the final doubles 6 3 6 1. Elizabeth Ryan defeated Mrs Crasdock in Bristol finals 8 6 6 2. Ryan also teamed with Wheatley to win mixed doubles 6 8 7 5.
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Mallory
Chiswick
Eng
Ans Molla Mallory
Middlesex
Kathleen McKane
Miss Ryan
Bristol
Elizabeth Ryan
California
Crassdock
England
J.D. P. Wheatley
F.L. Riseley
Rifle kills owner in accidental discharge incident
Krith J Black, 24, of Des Moines, died at Mercy Hospital after a fishing trip when a two calibre rifle fell from his pack and discharged a bullet into his left eye. He was rushed to hospital but did not survive the wound.
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Des Moines
Krith J Black
Mercy Hospital
Black
Physician Dr J Magee Dies After Week Long Illness
Dr J Magee aged 56 or 67 died of pneumonia at his home 506 Fourth Street West Waterloo after a brief illness of about a week. Northwestern trained ophthalmologist served in WWI, practiced in Waterloo two and a half years, survived by wife Athene Kyser and daughter Jean Elizabeth. Funeral Sunday 2 PM Petersen Bros chapel with American Legion honors and burial in Dunkerton Cemetery.
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Maura J. Magee
Hig
Fourth ‘Street
Magea
Lister
France
Northwestern
Bennington Township
Schoala
Dunkerton
Cedar Halls
NASA
Chisago
Chicago
Fox
Mages
Aithen Kyera
Chicargo
Waterloo
Illnois
Black Tank County Society
Waterlon
Becker-Chapnin Post
American Legion
Bpeneral
Jean Milzabeth
M. J. Mages
Bessie Marea
Petersen Bros
W. Hi. Beachler
ER. Wiliamson
W. Main
Lady Will
Dunkerton Cemetery
Becker-Chapaunian Post
Seven to Graduate at St. Mary's School
Seven students will graduate from St. Mary's high school tomorrow evening at the school auditorium. Diplomas will be conferred by Rev. Maurus Bherle, with an address by Hoy J. C. Wieneke. Graduates include Anna Prenat Lucerne Biller Andrew Friend John Frost Sylvester Lasche Friede Schaexgie Anna Crowley Andrew Friedl Bernard Kopel Sylvester Lasehe Frieda Schoenele. Prizes for perfect attendance awarded to Frieda Schoente Lorena Koster Mildred Gowans Mildred Gentle Welena Wahler Mary Lapierre Anna Schoente Glen Doyle Howard Wahl Andrew Strank. Ralph Tasehic receives a gold medal for seven years of perfect attendance. Ralph Lasche also honored. St. Mary's orchestra will perform with Georgia Beal, Margaret Geih, Beal, La Verne Willer, Raphael Gates, Agnes Kopel, Leona Bach, Sylvester Lasche, Josephine Gindt, Aloysius Lasche. Program includes song, chorus, readings, and addresses by Anin Crowley Rev. Muriet Boerle, Valedictory by S Laske.
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Ara
St. Mary's High School
Hoy
J. C. Wieneke
Cerar Falls
Maurus Bherle
St. Mary's
Anna Prenat
Lucerne Biller
Andrew Friend
John Frost
Sylvester Lasche
Friede Schaexgie
Academie
Anna
St. Mary's Orchestra
Georgia Beal
Margaret Geih
Asi Beal
la Verne Willer
Raphael Gates
Agnes Kopel
Leona Bach
Josephine Gindt
Ephone
Aloysius Lasche
Marw
Friena| Schotale
Z. Wileneke
Laseke, Sone
Iwoster
City in Brief Puts Focus on Local Travels and Visits
Local notes report Leo Buchanan heading to Canton for a three week revival and a Psychology club meeting at the Univer ilist church house. The column lists visitors from Fargo to Chicago and Waterloo to California, plus minor incidents, travel plans, and social engagements among area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psychology Club
Church House
W. W. Marsh
Misy Lucy Kimball
George
Myers
California
Prize Recipes From Waterloo Contest Winners
Prize recipes from the Waterloo Fruit and Commission Co contest feature Sunkist oranges as the main ingredient. ANGE FRITTERS are prepared with a milk and flour batter, sugar, shortening, and orange slices fried to brown, served with a sauce.
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Waterloo Fruit & Commission Co
Sunkist
Schramm
Good Roads Confab Aims At Iowa Road Unity
A Des Moines convention on June 28 seeks to form a permanent Iowa Good Roads association to unite factions, promote a statewide constructive road program, and hard-surface primary and secondary roads to move traffic at low cost. President H B Allfree of Newton leads, with WF Parrott of Waterloo as director from the third district.
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Des Moines
Iowa Good Roads Association
Iowa
Hi. B. Allfree
Newton
WF. Parrott
Waterloo
Thirg
Patterns to obtain the Courier up-to-date design
Waterloo Evening Courier advertises fashion patterns from the Fashion Department. Requests require 16 cents per pattern, with 8 sizes listed and material estimates for a 3 inch size. Patterns mailed for sewing, patterns and a Spring Summer 1323 book of fashions offered for 22 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Enclosed Lease Pattern Sent to Address Field
Fragmentary text indicates sending a pattern for a 15 cant enclosed lease to an address, with unclear recipient details and incomplete contact information. The readable bits suggest a procedural or formatting instruction rather than a full notice or event summary. No names, dates, or places are clearly identifiable in the legible portion.
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Society News
Mrs. Grout
Florence Allen May
Music Club
Henry Duncan
Leila Coutts
Dorothea Smith
Duncan
Harold Steege
Miss Cusack
C. W. Kress
Miss Féin Dean
Ruth Cusack
Heenin
J. C. Cusack
Watertown
Kenneth E. Runkel
First Evangelical Choir
Runkel
Baylor's University
Waco
Tex
Clinton F. Smith
W. H. Langlas
Luciie Gruener
W W. Smith
Myr- We Heinrich
Pearl Anton J
Hiover
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Willard Hall
F. J. Eightey
Dorothy Taylor
Lincoln
Lincolln
G. A
Fort Bodeau
Memorial Hall
T. M. Washburn
Richey
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Country Club
Margaret Ferris
First Congregational Church
Lucile Held
Eighth Street West
E. T. Alford
Suunvelde
Ruth Cameron
James
Lucy
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Ethel M
Mrs. Harland II, Allen
Church News
Sumner
Ers
Oelwein
Pliny
DR. Wrk J. Magee
St. Mary’s School
Briep
Johsos
Leo Buchanan
Ira Deal
Canton
CG. Murtagh
Blisworth
Culord Johnson
Mra. M. GO. Blenderson
Clara Draeger
A. ©. Gangur
Misa Martha Draeger
Max Fletchman
Widorn
DuBois
Robert Ingersoll
Washington, D. C
Mes. Ross
Worrell
Irniella
Evenloy
Cc. H. Rupert
Chicago Great Western Railway
Jean Tiller
Mt. Vernon Township
Jeannette Aller
Artesian
S. Mra. L
Powers
Wellington
Tower City
College of Medicine
Anita Ferdman
Marie
Louise Miler
Ada
Margaret Watterson
W. WW. Bent
Sean H. Carter
Helen Katherine
C. G. Formoy
Shest East
Oral Puifter
Waterloo East
Seaves
Davenport
Worrall
David A. Ortigleses
I’red DuBois
Floyd Lovel
B. Doxey
C. Brennan
Los Angeles
Cal
Ezra Hurwich
Ilinois
Sol Algese
Davidson Company
J. L. van Bogart
Nylan
F.C. Sage
Walnut
Erwin Sage
Iowa University
Emma Strayer
Jefferson
F. J. Stilman
Don
Stillmans
St. Francis Hospital
Donald L. Heath
Ind
Haseen
Betty Catheryn
Heath
Zula Wihleker
Waterton
A. W. Brown
Hagerman Place
Ruth Gipbens
Lyle
Fifth Street
Tefl
Moline
Ill
Erionads
George A. Scott
Cedar Heights
Boutevard
Jon
Windsor
Good Roads Confab
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