Waterloo Hosts Iowa Federation Biennial Delegation Invited
Waterloo as next host for the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs is favored after Mrs C M Youns extended an invitation. Delegates praised the reception while the decision rests with the new state board. Clinton and Ottumwa also seek the meeting. New officers named include Mrs Henry W Spaulding as president and Mrs J W Cory as first vice president. A banquet drew 1039 attendees, the largest Iowa women’s gathering, with talks on war literature and postwar art, plus exhibits of state park photos and wildflowers.
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Waterloo
C. M. Youns
Woman's Club
Iowa Federation of Woman's Clubs
Clinton
Ottumwa
Mmes
H. M. Reed
E. L. Johnson
W. G B. Johnson
C. B. Pickett
R. A. Folk
B. A Boges
J. R. Macartney
B. J. Howrey
C. AM. Young
Miss Maude Popp
Mrs. Johnson
Mmes. Bog
Galen Tilden
Ames
John Foxlake
Shenandoah
F. G. Whitley
Fort Dodge
E. F. Armstrong
Max Mayer
Iowa City
General Federation
John Watzek
Davenport
Iowa Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Eumnasium
Iowa
Beulah Wright Comstock
College of Oratory
University of Southern California
Pauline Palmer
Chicago Society of Artists
Steamboat Rock
Mishna Valley
Lime Creek
Macon City
Botany
Iowa State College
Kaiser
Kuche
Kirche
Thomas
Summer Camp Opens With Weekend Party
Reported opening of a girls camp at a cottage for the season. Miss Elsabel Goss and Miss Mable Meech lead activities including games, sports, hikes, and picnics. A verper service is planned, with Mrs. Hila Hobert serving as hostess. outings for day to week ends are available through the association.
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Elsabel'e Goss
Mable Meech
Goss
Riverview Park
Worth White
Rints
The
Waterloo
Double Wedding at Cedar Falls Solemnized by Bride's Father
Cedar Falls notes a double wedding at the Christian church with Miss Lois Morris marrying Charles F. Perrott and Miss Hazel Morris wedding Everett Spafford. Fathers of the brides will read the ceremony. Reception at the Garner residence follows. Hazel Morris graduates from Teachers College 1919. Lois Morris PE at the college. Perrott and Spafford recently discharged from service. Perrott to be a Diagonal, Iowa, school principal next year.
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Cedar Falls
Lois
Hazel Morris
J. M. Morris
Christian Church
Charles F. Perrott
Everett Spafford
J. F. Garner
Washington Street
Miss Haze
Teachers’ College
Swafford
Perrott
Spafford
Victory Loan
Diagonal
Social club gatherings and a Waterloo wedding notice
The article lists multiple social club events in Waterloo including Jackson First Presbyterian and Riverside Drive clubs with hostesses Mrs W A Goodman and Mrs Carl Undegraff, a Byrnes park picnic for New Century club, and a presentation to departing member Mrs Emerson Taylor who will move to Kansas City. It also notes the marriage of Miss Amelia Salz to Jon Salz at Central, Waterloo, with the couple planning a home at Parker and Fourth streets, and a forthcoming Miss Mary Short wedding with Miss Helen Wingaman hosting a party for her.
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Emerson Taylor
Kansas City
Arthurson
George Powell
Cedar Fa
H. W. Peterson
Claude Dean
Super & Salz
Anna Salz
Tuesday Afternoon Social Notes and Local Arrangements
Royal Neighbors social group in Evans with Mrs L R Parke and others listed. Owl Club held a slumber party hosted by Miss Bleaner Huntley on Riverside drive. A three course dinner was served by Mrs GW Huntley. Women’s Relief Corps planned a flag day and open Post meeting in two weeks. Several notices of local engagements and events across Cedar Falls Waterloo and nearby.
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Owl Club
Bleaner Huntley
Riverside Drive
GW. Huntley
Lucille Hebel
Hildred Anderson
Cleta Daley
Mary Bird
Women’s Relief Corps
St. Joseph's—Rosary Society
Barney Strigel
Hardin County Woman's Clubs Back Good Roads Move
The Hardin County Federation of Woman's Clubs adopted resolutions in favor of good roads at Steamboat Rock meeting while noting many delegates traveled by rail due to poor county roads. Next gathering will be at Whitten. Officers named: Mrs James Lyon president, Mrs Mary Bigelow vice president, Mrs Grace Hanna secretary, Mrs G I Felt treasurer. They urge schools boards and Red Cross to expand county nurse work and cooperative ads for Roads.
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Iowa Fairs
Hardin County Federation of Woman's Clubs
Steamboat Rock
Whitten
James Lyon
Mary Bigelow
Alden
Grace Hanna
Iowa Falls
G. I. Felt
Red Cross
Board of Supervisors
Lathrop to Speak on Home Makers Program at Ames
Miss Julig Lathrop head of the U S department of labor children bureau will appear on the two week home makers conference at Iowa State College June 16 27. She is expected to attend June 26 with no fee for attendance limited to members of women’s clubs. Genevieve Fisher in charge announces topics include budgeting meal planning sewing business housekeeping and textile buying. Amy Daniels of the Iowa City child welfare station will speak June 20 27 as part of the rural life conference in Ames.
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Amen
Julig Lathrop
Children’s Bureau
U. S. Department of ‘Labor
International Authority For Child Welfare
Iowa State College
Iss Lathrop
Genevieve Fisher
Rural Life Conference
Ames
Amy Daniels
Child Welfare Station
Iowa City
Parrot Witnesses Slaying of Owner Held by Police
In Chicago a green parrot, the sole witness to Frank Koutney’s murder, is guarded by police amid fears it learned the killer’s words. Koutney’s body was found at 3278 Archer Avenue with throat slashed and skull fractured. Jessie Balding’s custody over a $20 pot theft is not believed linked to the crime.
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Chicago
Frank Koutney
Koutney
Archer Avenue
Joseph Springer
Jessie Balding
South
Sacramento Boulevard
Thomas Costello
Barn Fire Destroys Farm Loft Near Jesup
A large barn on the M A Hall farm four and a half miles from town was struck by lightning at 5 p m yesterday and burned with its contents. Three horses two sows and litter of pigs oats machinery and grain are a total loss. Insurance expected to cover the amount. The farm is occupied by Chris Nelson.
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Jesup
M. A. Hallman
Strorm Town
Chris Nelson
Dancing Masters to Ratify Suffrage Effort Against Indecent Dancing
The International Association of Dancing Masters partners with ministers and welfare groups to purge public dancing of vulgarity. They urge a uniform state law police supervision at gatherings with public dancing and blame indecent dances and songs for moral decline.
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Chicago
Atlantic City
the Tribune
International Association of Dancing Masters
Your Correct Weight and Calorie Basics
A compact primer on calories as a measure of food value not food itself. Explains calorie definition via heat to raise water, calorimetry, and how fats yield more energy. Discusses fat needs by climate and how to gain or lose weight. Teases next week’s lists of caloric values.
Taking Your Dreams To Work
Ruth Cameron notes how glass walls and flat desks convert private offices into a monitored workspace. She imagines outside discipline aiding busy people, while detailing how minds wander during long hours. She argues to work when working and save leisure for home.
Strawberries Fall in Price Across Iowa Markets
Strawberries dropped from 35 cents a quart to 20 cents a quart amid wet weather shrinking yields. Waterloo grocers paid Cedar Falls Cedar Heights and Waterloo growers 37 a case for 54 quart boxes, then $6 and finally $4.50 per case on the public market. Growers warn buyers to purchase early for preserving as wet weather may cut supply. The trade notes soft fruit from wheelbarrow movement in the South. Africa’s normal output figures are mentioned in passing.
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Uesday
Waterloo Grocers
Cedar Falls
Cedar Heights
Waterloo
South
Africa
Berry prices drop as favorable weather ends drought
The section reports berry prices falling to their lowest level in years while rain, now abundant, has affected fruit quality and ripening. Despite ample rainfall, consumers praise the fruit’s sweetness and flavor, reflecting market softness alongside seasonal abundance.
Last of Eighty eighth at Camp Dodge tonight
Des Moines June 14 units of the 312th engineers arrive tonight completing Iowa men of the Eighty eighth at Camp Dodge for demobilization. Ten arriving tonight will be discharged Monday.
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Camp Dodge
Des Moines
312Th Engineers
Iowa
Eighty-eighth
Montiay
Bride Left Husband at Church Annulled in Chicago Court
Dorothy Butler testified she married Frederick A. Greppi after a lunch meeting in Detroit. He claimed to have a wedding ring and license and later admitted past marriages and affairs. Judge Hopkins annulled the marriage citing undisclosed prior marriage and fraud. Miss Butler resides at 5410 Giddings Street.
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Chicago
Dorothy Butar Wan
Detroit
Joker Advertiser Seeks Wheat Price And Feet Odor Note
An English advertiser asks an Iowa farmer for two inches of wheat at a quoted price and claims to have something for smelling feet. In Norwalk Milo Cline keeps his moving picture theatre dark for two half minutes after sentimental films to give girls a chance to brush tears away.
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Joker
England
Iowa Farw
Norwalk
Milo Cline
Moving Picture Theatre
Cline
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