Waterloo to Host Iowa Federation Women’s Clubs Next Spring
Waterloo plans hospitality for the Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women’s clubs after a state convention in Mason City. Local president Mrs. Elizabeth Kenney served as state treasurer. Mrs. W. D. Ives named state finance chair. Miss Mayme Egan joined the committee for New York City exhibition planning. Carrie Bell leads the Dead Mother Chamber of Commerce committee. Delegates may charter a special czar for the Portland national convention. about 30 preparing to attend. Mrs. Kenney and Miss Lita Marcham will travel July 3.
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Waterloo
Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Tele-! &Rams
Greater Waterloo, Association
Mason City
Wes
State Board
Marehalltown
Elizabeth Kenney
W. D. Ives
Interloo Club
Federation
Jota
Portland
Ore
Kenney
Lita Marcham
Des Moines
Martha Pattt
Strayer Family Reunion Draws Centenarian Guests
Rose V. Stutzman of Johnstown Pa. attended a Cedar River ark reunion as about a hundred Strayer family members gathered Sunday. Miller Strayer of Central City Ind led the dinner program while Platt Strayer directed a horseshoe pitching contest won by Merley Strayer. Eldest present was Mrs. Strayer, mother of W. D. Strayer, with Sam J. Strayer of Hudson as eldest grandchild. Paul Strayer of Waterloo represented the Waterloo group. Eastern members praised Waterloo parks and recreation facilities.
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Rose V. Stutzman
Johnstown
Strayer
Cedar River Ark
Miller Strayer
Central City
Platt R. Strayer
Merley
Font
Dorothea H. Herman and Ivan R. Powers Wed in Boone
Wedding planned for Wednesday evening at the Herman home in Boone Iowa with Dr. Ivan Ray Powers son of Mrs. Ti Powers and Miss Dorothea Tungerforderman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Herman. Ceremony by Dr M Higbee at 7 39 on the lawn. Powers will practice medicine in Waterloo after training.
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Waterloo
Ivan Ray Powers
Ti. &. Powers
Dorothea Tungerforder- Man
John F. Herman
Boone
Powers
Beths
Earl
Sroom
M. ¥. Higbee
First Presbyterian Church
Herman Lawn
Powars
University of Iowa
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
West High
Iowa State Teachers College
Monticello Seminary
Godfrey
Pine Manor
Wellesley
Mass
Dr. Powers
University of Iown
W. F. Powers
J. A. Webb
W. R. Jameson
Beauty Chats on Dandruff and Hair Care by Edna Bent Forbes
The column advises scalp massage with crude oil heat to combat dandruff, noting early stages show fine flakes and suggesting oil treatments, shampoos, and cautious remedies. It warns against self treatment of severe cases and recommends consulting experts when needed.
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Beauty
Edna Bent Forbes
Dandroff
Judge Allen to Speak in Iowa Cities Tonight
Judge Florence Allen tours Iowa speaking on the outlawry of war under sponsorship of local women's clubs. She spoke this afternoon at the State Teachers College auditorium and will attend a Hotel Russell-Siamson dinner before the cast high auditorium appearance.
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Florence
Allen
High Auditorium
Tvlataee
Professional Women’s Club
Ohio
Stiss Allen
Supreme Court
Alan
Lows State Teachers College Auditorlumn
Russell-Siamson Chia
Hsr
Cast High
B. Pp, W. Club
Yeomen Outing At Sherwood Park Picnic Draws 150
The Yeomen picnic at J. Burd’s Sherwood park drew 150 attendees. Tables, water, and ice cream were provided. dinner at 1 pm filled baskets to last into supper. Activities included music by the Yeomen band, races, contests, swimming, and prize winners across children and adults.
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J.&. Burd
Sherwood Park
O. J. Sternburg
CG. A. Shepherd
Cleo Mexdorf
Nel Rice
Ellen Burgess
Marcella Bandfield
Sack Thou
Paul Burgess
Sternburg
Ervin Sternburg
Club notes from local gatherings and weather plan
Psychology club holds a pic mic at Byrnes park at 6 30 p m today. Star Rebekah club plans a Cedar River park picnic rain or Grace M church parlors if needed. Members to bring sandwiches another dish and china. Fidelity circle of Pythian Sisters hosts all day event with Mrs Abbie Debe Tuesday.
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First Presbyterian Church
Cedar River Park
First Evangelical
Park Diamond
L. FE. Larsen
M. Allen
PF. J. King
Plymouth Congregational Church
Cedar River Nark
Mae
Psychology Club
Byrnes Park
Star-Rebekah Club
Grace
Fidelity Circle of
Pythian Sisters
Abbie Debe
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron A Inside Look
Ruth Cameron reflects on judgments about pricing and profiteering after a garage visit. She recalls waiting for a simple repair and learning that lengthy labor can mask true costs and effort. She compares consumer misperceptions of food, service, heat, and wear.
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Ollar
Death notices from Barclay township and area
Mortihari Viola Rueter five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Rueter Barclay township died at St Francis hospital from inflammation of the bowels Born July 20 1917 she is survived by a brother and sister and parents Body is at O Neefe Towne mortuary for funeral arrangements Peter Jensen age 55 died at 14 pm yesterday at the county home after a lingering illness He had been divorced and his former wife lives in Reinbeck Taken to Hileman Gindt undertaking parlors to find his known relative David H Cascaden death occurred in Portland Ore Services held at O Keefe Towne funeral home Burial in Elmwood Widow Mrs Cascaden accompanied body home from a trying trip from Fatr
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Viola
Wiliam Rueter
Barclay Township
T A
St. Francis Hospital
O’neefe & Towne Mortuary
Peter Jensen
Trig
Omaha
Reinbeck
Hileman & Gindt
David H. Cascaden
Portland
Ore
O'Keefe & Towne
C. J. Purmort
John C. Orth
Elmwood
Mr. Cascaden
Vermilion
S. D
Stockton
Mved
Williamsport
Ind
Sammy
South Dakota
State University
Lemmy
Maren
Stocktons
Telepathy Guides Animals and Homeward Instincts
Detroit readers are told telepathy and subconscious powers explain how a cat returns home and pigeons navigate hundreds of miles. C. Bingham Newland cites cases from A. S. Patterson on Lake Orion to F. Farrow’s dog and Maynard’s pigeons aiding canneries, with Eskimo and other examples of sixth sense guiding travel.
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Mich
Josef
Detroit News
Toad
C. Bingham Newland
A. S. Patterson
Lake Orion
Rochester
Attaboy
Carrie
Frank Farrow
Denver
St. Joseph
Farrow
Missouri City
A. Maynard
San Pedro
Gal
Maynard
E. C. Murray
Newland
Unclear stray animal returns home during deportation incident
Brief letters note a cat dog or other pet returning home after a deportation scenario described as impossible for the creature to have seen the passing country. A Cedar Falls reader reports twins born to Mrs. Joseph Lawrence. A Sacred Heart Girls' club church lawn party is announced for tomorrow evening.
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Cedar Falls
Joseph Lawrence
Church
Sacred Heart Catholic Girls’ Club
Church Lawn
Waterloo Briefs Include Local Vacations and Travel
Everett and Leon Laws of Chicago visit Waterloo friends. Dr and Mrs H A Boysen and family return from Minnesota. Miss May Keler returns to county auditor's office after vacation. Ruth Robinson leaves for Winnipeg for three weeks. Ernest and Mrs Grempel of Webster City visit their daughter Marie. W E Herren president leaves for National Realtors convention in Cleveland. Mrs A C Prime and daughter depart for a western vacation visiting friends tonight.
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Everett and
Leon Laws
Chicago
Waterloo
H. A. Boysen
Minnesota
May Keler
Ruth Robinson
Winnipeg
Can
Ernest Grempel
Webster City
Marie
Dyersville Girl Viola Mary Schaack Dies of Diphtheria
Viola Mary Schaack, daughter of John N. Schaack of 315 Quincey Street, died yesterday at 2 p.m. on the first anniversary of her mother's death after a diphtheria illness that began last Thursday. Born November 28, 1917 in Dyersville, Iowa, she will have private services at home Tuesday at 9 a.m. with Father Maurus Eberle. burial in Calvary.
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Viola Mary Schaack
Viola Mary
John N. Schanck
Quincey Street
Dyersville
Maurus Eberle
Calvary
SMART BUN BONNETS PATTERNS IN 1920s STYLE
Water loo Evening Courier presents two bonnet patterns. Pattern No 1 uses cretonne with ruffles or rick rack edging, pattern No 2 features drill or percale with colored linen options. Each pattern requires specific fabric yardage and is mailed on receipt of payment.
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Fashion Departnent
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Ruffies
Ergandy
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