Women’s Club to Name Officer Candidates Soon
Waterloo Woman's Club delegates meet at the clubhouse to set plans for nominating officers under the current constitution. Mrs. Nauman urged members to ensure voter registration, and the group discussed the Playground question to be decided at the polls. The literary department planned a Chekov program with Adella Damege and Truman De Roame among readers and actors.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
M Ac
Mre
Nauman
Car Clabe House
Uteswood
Vleeton Af
Nanman
Chekov
EL Ridenour
Adella Damege
Truman de Roame
M. Oc” Christensen
B. L. Corton
D. D. Sheldon
Raymond Folk
B. J. Howrey
Tolstoy
W R C To Help New Citizens Program At Memorial Hall
The Woman's Belief corps of 55 members and nine comrades prepare a program for naturalization exercises for aliens at Memorial hall Thursday evening and to take part in the St Patrick's Program. The charter was draped yesterday in memory of Mrs Fannie Hileman, a late corps member. A timblebee is announced for March 26 with a midday picnic dinner. Program numbers include Wearin On the Green performed by Nellie Lawless Carrie Shreve and G W Bothwell with Mrs.
Waterloo Members Inderse Candidates for D A Offices
Waterloo members discussed candidates for district attorney posts at a Waterloo chapter meeting held after dinner at Black's Tearoom. Five names were voted on, new petitions presented, and a plan to distribute 156 copies of the code tag in public places approved. A $10 gift was sent to Tamassee Industrial School. The chapter urged Congress to support making the Star Spangled Banner the national hymn. Members will attend state conference in Council Bluffs next week. a dinner and program followed. Ben Hur Dance Tribe to entertain Monday at Ben Hur Hall.
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Hronerick Frisbee
Sheldon, Jr
Do Ethter
McClintock
Oklahoma
Washington
Waterloo
Black
J. G. Leffler
Tve
Tamasses
Memorial Hall
M. J. O'Keefe
W. J. Hotchkiss
Mary Melrose
Black's Searoom
Leffler
Paul
Dexter Phelps
W. R. Walker
P.‘Brown
Corneil Bluffs
Lucille's critics shape party plans and social power
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron discusses how one difficult guest Lucille can steer events. The piece notes how Lucille’s aloof, sharp, and selective behavior influences seating, entertainment, and who gets favored treatment, raising questions why more people don’t assert their own needs.
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Lucille
Beauty tips for keeping a youthful figure and hair
A period advice piece discusses preserving youth through exercise, diet, and proper corsetry. It stresses that diet is key to reducing fat, while exercise, breathing, and posture shape the figure. Hair care focuses on scalp massage and regular manicuring to improve appearance and skin tone.
Dudley C. Watson to Speak at LI W C District Meetings
Dudley C. Watson is slated to address the Linden M. community district meetings in October. The article mentions a large audience for a recent Linden M. play titled The Goosecreek Lips, with the crowd filling the auditorium and prompting a repeat performance Tuesday evening.
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Dudley C. Watson
LI. W.C
Linden M
Chief Auditorum
Trish Program Set for Monday at Women's Club party
A St Patrick program of Irish dances songs and readings will entertain Waterloo Women's Club members at the club house Monday afternoon. Mrs J B Bruner the general chairman announces the program featuring Leila Culbertson Kathrine Wilde Virginia Cole Genevieve Maddigan Hazel Rouseay Loraine De Millengier Jesse Snyder and Mamie Cole with accompanists Hlfr tta Borden and Margaret Joyce. A Kensington drawing room will be in progress while bridge and mahjong are played in the auditorium.
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St. Patrick's
March Division
Waterloo
Woo‘man's Club
J. B. Bruner
Leila Culbertson
Katherine Wilde
Virginia Cole
Genevieve Maddigan
Hazel Rou Seay
Loraine de Millengier
Jessie Snyder
Mamie Cole
Hlfretta Borden
Margaret Joyce
Kensington
Bridge
Mah Jongs
Church Brotherhood supper honors in church parlors
The United Brethren group held a supper with corned beef and cabbage last evening at church parlors. Lamar Sinnard and Radher Smith led the event. Afterward the gathering moved to the auditorium for a joint program by the church orchestra and Natural Music Club, with reader Miss Genevieve Holman assisting.
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United Brethren Brotherhood
Lamar Sinnard
Radher Smith
Notural Music Club
Gayevieve Holman
Club Notes Highlight Golden Leak Ladies Meeting
Mrs. Mary Ormsby hosted nine Golden Leak club members and one guest, Mrs. H. L. Harkness, at her home Friday afternoon. A brief business session led to music, needlework, and a contest with Mrs. W. E. Pike receiving a favor. Daffodils and St Patrick’s decorations framed the table while Mrs. H. Lashbrook and Mrs. Lashbrook helped serve refreshments.
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Mary Ormsby
Golden Leak! ‘Club
H. L. Harkness
W. E. Pike
St. Patrick’s
H. &. Lashbrook
Construction Firm Completes Addition At Waterloo Plant
Waterloo Construction company finishes a large addition at 524 Park road to house steel and construction materials. The firm, started in 1914, operates as a supplier of reinforcing steel angles I beams and more, with 2 concrete retaining wall projects on the east river bank and contracts across Iowa. Officers include G N Cousins president, C J Kirby vice president, G F Johnson secretary treasurer, and W A Burton director.
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Park Road
Waterloo Construction Company
Iowa
East River
Fifth
Sixth
Jin Waterloo
G. N. Cousins
C.J. Kirby
Vic
G. F. Johnson
W. A. Burton
Pledges Reach 16037 For Masonic Building Drive
Pledges totaling 16037 were reported by the Masonic order in a special campaign for the new temple. At a dinner in the old temple WV Sibert, campaign chair, urged stronger efforts to reach the original goal of 1090 000 within seven days as five teams had not yet reported.
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New Temple
Old Temple
Mmake
WV. Sibert
City in Brief: Glasses in wind, local notices and visits
City in Brief reports Gordon Kimball ill with scarlet fever at 527 Eleventh Street East. Jack Casebeer named temporary guardian of Earl Todd’s property. Mrs. John’s chairman and Ina Leideta arrive for a 10 day visit at the J. E. Griernow home. Miss Ann Lawther of Dubuque visits at the WoW home in Marsh. Fred Mead, court clerk TL Wy Thompson’s office, detained by mumps at 702 Logan. Divorce granted to Mrs. Bessie Peterson from Fisyd Peterson with $5 monthly alimony. West High band concert Friday night March 1 in the auditorium with nominal admission to raise funds for equipment. Mrs. WIH Puterbaugh and Mrs. Charles Kahler return from California via Denver and Omaha. Mrs. Ralph Strayer injured on ice near Drinkwater Sask with broken bones. former post office employee. Edna Beare files for divorce from Clinton Beard married in Waterloo Feb 14 1920 seeking child custody. Howard Clifton, three, cited in the divorce filing. Advertisement for scalp treatment and beauty services appears.
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Jack Casebeer
Earl Todd
John
Ina Leideta
Toda
J. E. Griernow
Ann Lawther
Dubuque
State Board of Education
Fie
Wow
Marsh
Fred Ty. Mead
TL Wy Thompson
Hig
Logan Avenue
Bessie Peterson
Deeree
Fisyd Peterson
West High School
Wih Puterbaugh
Dirs
Charles Kahler
California
Denver
Omaha
Ralph WL. Strayer
Talen
Drinkwater
Sask
My. Strayer
Edna Beare
Cliton Beard
Waterloo
Howard Clifton
Sixty Fourth Wedding Anniversary Observed by Raymond Couplé
Mr and Mrs Ed Marble celebrate their sixty four year marriage at their Raymond home hampered by illness in the family. They married in Dixon Illinois in 1860 and lived in Chadney before Mr Marble joined the union army. They have seven children, nine grandchildren, and four great grandchildren.
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Raymond
Raymond, Ja
Ed Marble
Howe
Marble
Methodist Episcopal Church
Won.an's Missionary Society
Dixon
Til
Chadney
W. Heiple
Emerson
P. A. Marble
Waterloo
Pearl Marble
Liscombe
Douglass
Echo signaling in bridge methods from Whist to Auction Bridge
An overview of signaling practices in historical bridge play, tracing from Disraeli era Whist to Auction Bridge. It explains echoes and trump signals like the Two-Card Echo, Pour-Cari Echo, and Three-Card Echo, including how leaders, partners, and declarants use these conventions to convey suit length and control without explicit agreement.
Bridge Hand Details With Final Bid Result
A Bridge hand summary describes Hust securing the final bid at four Spades after the opponents bid Hearts. The Club nine opened and was won with the Ace, then the revurny stood up, provoking a reaction from North as the rounds continued.
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Hust
Risgust
North
Complex Take on Trump Echo in Bridge Hand NATO
In a bridge analysis, North regains lead and faces a choice between continuing with trumps or offering the Partner’s Heart bid. If South lacks trumps, the Declarant discards on Clubs and the game may be doomed. a Heart lead could still save it if South holds two Hearts. The crucial cue is South’s three Trump Echoes signaling trump remaining and urging immediate use, influencing how the hand unfolds and the possibility of saving the game. East secures the contract with a Spade bid before the Declarant wins a trick and proceeds through three trump rounds. If the trumps split evenly, play may force Diamonds and a potential shift to Hearts or Clubs, with the outcome depending on Declarant’s trump count and opponents’ tenaces. North’s decision hinges on South’s four-trump inference, and the simplified lay of North after uth shows four trumps, enabling a save by leading Clubs and pressuring the Declarant to ruff last. Booth opened the Club ix.
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Asell
Guren
Cth
Parmer
Kniekerfe
North
South
East
Sorth
Uth
Booth
Bishop Stuntz Improves Daily in Health Update
Dr. C. C. Cissel reports Bishop Stuntz’s health steadily improves at Bay View sanitarium. Mrs. Stuntz notes long conversations with him, plans for Miami apartment, possible move to general conference, and a May trip to New York if his condition justifies. He grows thinner yet shows nerve activity with increasing left hand sensations.
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BE. J. Lockwood
Waterloo
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. C. Cissel
Omaha
Stuntz
Bay View Sanitarium
Miami
Ogsible
Stunts
New York
Erip
Yost Tecore wane in New Hartford match
Chauncey Yost, claimant of Iowa lightweight wrestling title, defeated Tex Wade of Rockford in two falls at New Hartford Ta. The first fall came in 39 minutes with a Japanese arm scissors and an arm strangle. Yost won the second fall to secure victory.
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New Hartford
Chauncey Yost
Iowa
Tex Wade
Rockford
Yost
In-ring clash ends with submission after arm strangling
The bout finished in 26 minutes and nine seconds with a decisive arm-strangle and wrist lock. Crowd noted strong attendance as Wade applied a pinchy hold and forced the rival into several precarious positions. Both men weighed in closely for the match.
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Wade
Bids Open for Paving 47 Blocks in Oelwein on March 31
Gelwain Ta March 15 Special bids for paving in Oelwein to be opened March 31 by the city council. About 4.7 blocks to be laid this spring, starting by June 4 and finished by Sept 20. Main streets and the road to the city park slated for paving after years of need.
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Oelwein
Gelwain
Standard Glass Company Banquet Honors Local Employees
About 130 employees from Standard Glass Co. and local retailers plus Master Painters Association members attended the annual banquet at K of C hall. The event featured educational motion pictures and talks by company officers. C. D. Allan acted as toastmaster.
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Standard Glass & Paint Go
Master Painters’ Association
K. of C. Hall
C, D. Allan
Courier patterns and order details for Waterloo fashion
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises fashion patterns from the Fashion Department. Send 15 cents per pattern to Waterloo, with patterns stitched for seams. Orders are filled as quickly as possible, aiming to reach customers within ten days after sending the order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Ollow
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