National Vacation School Demo Plans Told at Royal Club Meeting
The Royal Club discussed the Des Moines convention July 12 to 17 with Grace M.1 of Business and Professional Women leading a church count and hotel hospitality plans. Miss Muriel Porter joined as a new member. delegates from Waterloo and Oregon clubs noted. Reservations exceed 4,500 with Honolulu and Des Moines attendees noted. detailed schedules and hosts listed. A social anniversary event for Mr. and Mrs. Honver was held with luncheon and guests from out of town.
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Surpyside Country Club
Chicago
Allee B. Warsaw
Ruth Hamlin
Caroline Griener
Des
Warsaw
Waterloo
Ube
Oregon
Portland
Waterloo Club
Ierloo
Victoria ‘Hotel
Elizabeth Kenney
Fannie Hemenway
Blanche Johnem
Aterson
Slate
W D U Finishes House Party With Methods School
A three day W C T U house party in Willard hall featured a methods institute and talks on publicity obedience to law and Bible in the public schools. Speakers included Mrs Mitchell Mrs Jewell and Rev Boardman. More than 60 attended, with devotions and a white ribbon service advancing temperance aims.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Linton
Willard Hall
Lnawbieh Phisely
W. GC
T. U
Ilda Mitchell
Mary Krau@sen
Cedar Als
Mitchell
J. Jo. Park
Hila Kibler
Tina Babbeta
la Porte Guy
Mary Philpot
Belle Jlewell
Qedar Falls
S.A. Hecker
Ananda Juekert
Plente
Philpot
James Mark Horner
Elizabeth Thompson
Jewell Stoke
Nora Croy
W. St. John
Rosa Wid
CG. T. U
IB. Yap
Ed Win Boardman
First Brothré Church
L. Garver
Rani Neuendorff
Hoy Keith
Eastern Visitor Honored At Many Parties
Mrs. Carl Welipteing of Seramian is hosted by her parents and social circle in Des Moines. Hostess Mrs. Gerald Miller arranged a 500 guest evening with a two course hot luncheon and gifts hidden for the guest of honor. Other guests included Mrs. Wat Miller and Miss Florence Whel, with several local names listed among attendees. Tonight, at the home of her mother, Mrs UL. Jk. Miller, Mrs. Webbekhus hosts 12 inr Hmiate Triends at 38 oclock dinner.
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Carl Welipteing
Seramian
Paang
Hk. Miller
Gerald Miller
Mmes
Wat Miller
W.C. Hwan
Halph Kroy
Flortense
Ferbnde F Haciner
Leta Peulner
Pontaine
Atkea Miller
Bernita i Bransod
Ruth Wichardson
Des Moines
UL. Jk. Miller
Webbekhus
Cupboard Shower Highlights Old Bride Elect in Des Moines Area
A distinctive cupboard shower for bride elect Miss Penn Stover featured guests from the community and relatives as plans unfold for a wedding at The Little Brown Church in the Vale. The event included color schemes of honey dew and green, with several local families noted for hosting and attending the social gathering.
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Cubbards
N.D. Stover
Telephone Company
Mmes
Earl Miller
Basil’ Smith
Dean ‘Bangher
Ollie Harris
George
Terrigo
James: Trimble
Ivan Mason
Edward McG
Beauty Ccelaes Pedicure Advice for Healthy Feet
A beauty column by Edna Kent Forbes offers foot care tips emphasizing regular pedicure routines. It covers soaking, corn care, nail trimming, cuticle removal, treating corns, and applying soothing preparations, with cautions on nail growth and hair removal practices.
Club Notes Highlights From Yesterday Afternoon Meetings
Mrs. C V Goodyear hosted the IL O FP club with guests Mrs Frank Civile Mrs Stanley Ogen Miss Bulich Darby and Miss Marian Miller Floral contests named winners. Do-R-Host members Mrs Dwight Bower and Mrs Albert Wasson attended at Mrs Ray Smiths home with guests Miss Genevieve Donley and Mrs Albert Fry. Picnic luncheon hosted for Joye club by Mrs Henry Schneider. Bridge honors awarded to Mrs Alexander Aluich and Mrs Thomas Shafer. Guests Mrs Walter Schneider and Mrs Neil Webster attended. 4 and 8 Bridge club hosted by Mrs Tom Gordon with guests Mrs Frank Lichty and Mrs Curtibins. Marie Brown hosted Sunbeam Club with talks by Miss Marge Garvey and Miss Thelma Palmer. Lucie Helen Scheffert birthday party hosted by Mrs P J Scheffert with many youngsters attending.
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C. V. Goodyear
IL O. FP. Club
Banco Favors
George Shater
William Hitchins
Frank Civile
Stanley Ogen
Bulich Darby
Marian Miller
Ray. Smith
Dwight Bower
Albert Wasson
Genevieve Donley
Albert Fry
Arthur Hickman
Henry Schneider
Bridgelavors
Alexander Aluich
Thomas Shafer
Walter Schneider
Neil Webster
Mason City- In
George Weiliein
Nick Phillips
Eddie Miller
4 and & Bridge Club
Tom Gordon Y
Frank Lich‘ty
Curtlebbins
Marie Brown
Sunbeam Club
Mars Garvey
Thelma Palmer
Waterlee Evening Courier finds La Porte City rep
A fragment from the La Porte City Bulletin notes Eva McChane secures a representative in La Porte City for the Waterloo Evening Courier, listing a 210 phone contact. The item includes funeral notices for Wilson Wendt of Sauk Rapids and several local society updates, with names, places, and events scattered through the clipping.
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la Porte City
Eva McChane
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo In Brief City News and Incidents
Waterloo daily notes include U S Chamber of Commerce representative Galvertientn Ardys Draper of Des Moines spending a day on business. Justice Pierce Butler visited en route from Chicago. Water Works chief W A Hendry and son plan a Minnesota fishing trip. Gas ignition of a motorcycle exhaust at Oscar Mayhew’s triggers a brief fire crew run with no damage. A Ford left front wheel from 817 Kingsley Avenue is reported stolen, as is a car base theft linked to a garage break in.
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Ardys Draper
Das Moines
United States Chamber of Commerce
Waterloo
W. OA. Hendry
Jack
Minnesota
Pierce Butler
St. Paul
United States Supreme Court
Biel
Congress
Chicago
Oscar Mayhew
Bytamore
Sixth Streets
Fire
Matororela
EL Sibert
Smarten Orleoud
Bone
Afr
Mra. Tl 7
Rousselle
Tanden Avenue
Chicaga
Toon
Hievex
Kingsley
Congregational Church of Waterloo extends corporate life
The renewal of the corporate life of Waterloo’s First Congregational Church was assured today by filing articles with the county recorder. The organization had adopted in 1896 and expired, operating as a de facto corporation. the new articles extend the corporate life until 1976. Bo Henderson, Illinois Central Engineer, returns from Chicago hospital visit to Montinia to see his sister after serious winter illness. Mrs. W. O. Fuller and family visiting J. B. Dempster. Louise and Margaret Fuller, and Billie, with Louise a UW Madison graduate and Margaret at Northwestern University. Also notes round trip rail fares to Minneapolis sold June 1 through 29.
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Toanjes
Po- Hce
Wwirst Congregational Church of
Waterloo
County Recorder
J. B. Dempster
Seven Youths Pass Life Saving Tests
Seven youths passed the American Red Cross life saving tests yesterday at the YWCA under Mrs. Ruby Dempster, with Juniors aged 12 to 14 and Seniors including Leonard Barnes Ruth Pollock and Mary Northey named among the successful candidates. A life saving institute will be held at Great Lake, Iowa May 6 to 10, after which graduates become certified life savers. applications for entrance are available from Mrs. George B. Worthen at the Waterloo Savings Bank Building.
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America Red Cross
Marjorie Carson
Betty Leonar
Dorothy Porter
Gleat Lake
Fay
George B. Worthen
Home Service
Waterloo Savings Bank
Free Airplane Ride Return Offers Dime Misread
A Lincoln Nebraska woman visited the park and, due to a misread by an attendant, was offered a free airplane ride after being told she could take no rides. The incident highlights a miscommunication over park rules and free ride offers.
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Lincoln
Neb
Price of one admission letter from Peterson appears
Yesterday Peterson received a letter claiming divine punishment for an airplane device. The letter enclosed a dime and sermon copies from ministers of gospel, asking Peterson to read them.
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Peterson
Calf Identity Mystery Delayed by Cow Recognition Test
A three week old red heifer claimed by Pradyk Wrast and A D Woore sparked a dispute after a stockbuyer delivered it to Rath Packing. Mt Vernon and Poyner Township cows both showed perfect recognition of the calf, prompting consideration of a blood test. Expert Walter Hunt warned that cow recognition of a bereft calf within days is not final or convincing in court as calves can be easily deceived and cows may accept other offspring.
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Shereiff
T. Wagner
Pradyk Wrast
Pear Raymond
A. D. Woore
Mt. Vernon Township
Rath Packing Company
Frost
Wagner
Mt. Vernon
Poyner Township
Jthe Parker
Walter J. Hunt
Flows State Agricultural College
Eventog . Courier
Noted Animal Adoption by Cattle Over Time
A fragment describes cows adopting human orphans and children with simple care, noting that even a calf placed with its mother can be nursed, and that cows have been observed to adopt offspring to feed with their own. The text mentions a pen with water and a motherless calf recently dying, highlighting animal nurturing behavior.
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Ealf
Kotex pads promise freedom from old sanitary worries
An advertisement touts Kotex as a modern sanitary pad that is more protective, eliminates disposal and laundry concerns, and offers deodorizing benefits. It claims five times the absorbency of cotton pads and urges women to ask for Kotex at drug or department stores, noting a package of twelve costs only a few cents.
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Kotex
Waterlo o Patterns Service at Evening Courier
Waterloo Evening Courier advertises up-to-date sewing pattern designs. Readers are invited to order patterns by mail from the Fashion Department, enclosing 15 cents per pattern. Orders are filled promptly but may be rejected within 10 days after submission.
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Washion
Department
Waterloo
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