Marker planned for grave of revolutionary ancestor
A Mary Melrose Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution meeting at Mrs. J. M. Hileman's home formed a committee to arrange a marker at the Elmwood cemetery grave of Amanda Cook Ellsworth, daughter of Captain Moses Cook. Reports on a state resolution to revise the educational code were given, favoring night schools for adults. A six o'clock dinner followed with a hostess committee including Mrs. Hileman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hileman
Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
Elmwood
Amanda. Cook Eillsworth
Captain Moses Cook
Ellsworth
J. E. Sedgwick
Mary. Melrose
A. G. Sawyer
Cola. Kingsley
Mies Adelaide Hungerford
H. B. Boies
Arch W. MacFarlane
Senate
Adtult
Waterloo
H. G. Colby
H. B. Maynard
FR. Cole
Floyd
Maynard
T.-H. Colby
Minnie’ Crippen
Nellie" M. Litchfield
Choral Club to Present Concert Program Tonight
Teachers College will present the Bel Canto Glee Club in a concert tonight at the age. Miss Alpha Corinne May, director, leads Corinne May Pauline John ist Edward Kurtz and Sigreuerites Blough in program pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers College
Glee Club
Alpha
Corinne May
Pauline
Johnist
Edward ‘Kurtz
Sigreuerites Blough
Lend a Hand Guild Plans Afternoon Meeting
The Lend a Hand guild will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Fred Cushman and Mrs. Paul Penne. A luncheon is planned at 1 oclock at the home of Mrs. L Lewis. The Bridge club will be entertained after the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lend-a-Hand Guild
Fred
Carl
Floyd “Cushman
Paul Penne
Evening club and community groups list schedule
Readers see a condensed roster of club meetings and social events for the week. Listings include Vortnightly club with Howell pair, Homemakers class at YWCA Becker chapter, Universalist Church groups, Forget-Me-Not club, Wild Rose circle, Pride of the West, Jueves Tarde club, and Blue Triangle league events plus Elks charity ball and Woman's club evening department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Howell
Y. W.C. A. Becker
Masonic Hall
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
Clara Barton Guild
Universalist Church
EL Sociable
Cgraves
U. 3B
Forget-Me Not -Club
Mra
Margaret Kilgore
Wild Rose Club
Smith
Pride of the Weet Circle
M. B. Ave
Mosher
Jueves Tarde
J. W. Kink
Ideen Cluche
Mrea
W. J. Robinson
H. G. Ludtke
Blue Triangle League
Y. WW. GA
Elks Club
Woman’s Club
St Patrick's Day Entertainment at Y W C A
St Patrick's Day program by Maddigan School of Music to be held tomorrow at Y W C A building. Students perform songs such as Love's Old Sweet Song and Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms with solos by Bernice Askey and Charles Harrington, dances by Colleens, and pieces including The Moon, Rose of Picardy, and River Shannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hmerald Isle
Wo We GC. Oa
Maddigan School of Music
John Mulloy
Cnorrtis
Ernest Menson
Charles Harrington
Rose
McCall
Magdeline Lutgen
Mocking Bird
Hawthorne
Dorothy Sisson
Whistler
Narcissus
Nevin
Florence Sawyer
Helen’ Delagardelle
Alice
Walker
Sylvia Hansen
Agatha
Cinimyolti
Valse
Mary
Knobley
Treland
Helen
Hints in Beauty Care Pretty Shoulders
The article advises on achieving pretty shoulders through posture, exercise, and weight management. It discusses shoulder shape, the effects of thin or stout frames, and suggests shoulder exercises, massage, color choices, and cosmetics to enhance appearance. It also mentions using brown powder and milk for skin and weight considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea
Ton Stout
Gundie Sarkles
Legislation Discussed by Business Women Club Meeting
The Business and Professional Women's club in Des Moines hosted a guest dinner where Mrs. Fiosa Cunningham outlined opposition to protective legislation for women and discussed extension of the Shepherd-Towner bill, the Smith Hughes act amendment, and other federal measures. Members debated child labor amendments and were urged to send informed delegates to state and national conventions while nominations were prepared for upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Fiosa EK. Cunningham
Des Moines
Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Shepherd-Towner
Reed- Curtis
Government Employment Service
Cunningham
Florence L. Brinton
HW. OQ
Barton
Congress
Margaret Morris
Mildred Gleason
F. B. Brocksus
St. Patrick’s. Day
Maude Harmon
Lila Murcham Aand
Alice Wykoff
Thea
Harmon
Church Newschedules at local congregations this evening
Trinity American Lutheran league meets at First Congregational church at 8 pm with refreshments by Miss Lalia Shancer Miss Charlotte Stoffregen and AA Stocker St Marks guild hosts a luncheon tomorrow in Mrs Thomas Brady s home Hostesses Mrs W F Cowan and Mrs Fred Wray Women s auxiliary of Christ Episcopal Church sews for St Luke s hospital Davenport and other Episcopal institutions at 1 o clock tomorrow Westminster Presbyterian Missionary Society meets Thursday at 2 30 pm with Mrs George Burbank 820 Wirkwand Avenue speaker Mrs Fred S Woutt First Lutheran Missionary Society meets Thursday afternoon in the ensured parlors hosts Mrs Atmes Ol Wal We od Brann and OA J Stealey Second and third quarterly conferences of First Methodist Ryiseoyid church will be held at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worla
First Baptist
Schurch -Recreation
Sophine Kuck
van Horne
Miss. Flora
Joe ‘Smith
Dorothy Hlemmer
Angie
Carpenter
Louise ‘Barnes
Rachel
Helen
Charlotte
Geraldine Curry
van der ‘Witt Jones
Miss Barnes
Culture Club
Fern ‘Mélidi
Homer Smith
Trinity American Luther League Wi
First Congregational Church
Lalia Shancer
Charlotte Stoffregen
Aa. I. Stocker
St. Mark’s Guild
Thomas Brady
W. F. Cowan
Fred Wray
Women's Auxiliary of
Christ Episcopal Church
Tyhe
St. Luke's Hospital
Phavenport
Serthminster Presbeterian Missionary Society
George Burbank
Wirkwand Avenue
Fred S. Woutt
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Atmes
Ol. J. Wal
Od. Brann
Oa. J. Stealey
Church Night Plan Change Sparks Fellowship Dinner
Tomorrow at 8 30 p m the church alters its schedule for Friday evening. The fellowship class will replace the regular meeting with a church night plan featuring a supper and program for church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Local notices and ads from Waterloo area events
Various short notices include typesetting blur and eyeglasses ad. Des Moines operation for hernia. Western Union conference in Omaha. Sage family visits Eagle Grove. permit for two story dwelling at 1136 Prospect Ave costing 8500 issued to Wayne Raymond. Legal matters include bankruptcy sale involving Pawnee Tire Rubber and a divorce petition for Ellen Shakespeare vs Roy Shakespeare with alimony and custody sought. Goldie Cook to speak in Cedar Rapids on What Is the Matter With Me with meditation session and open discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Shakespeare
Roy Shakespeare
Harold
Paris
Goldie ‘Cook
Cedar
Rapids
Unity
Center
Lafayette Building
Burroughs salesmen dine and dance with wives in Iowa counties
About 30 Burroughs Adding Machine sales and service representatives from the Waterloo territory, and their wives, will be guests of the company at a dinner and dance Saturday night at Hotel Russell-Lamson. Local manager L. C. Denton will preside at 7 PM with guests from 23 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Waterloo
Russell-Lamson
L.C. Denton
Nine G A speakers at Northeastern Iowa Teachers meeting
Public meeting in Waterloo will feature nine school staff as speakers. Charles We Kline east district superintendent addresses the topic Should Boards of Education in towns elect teachers at the same time. The program lists principals Loma Griffin and Marjorie Bell among others with H C Moeller as association president from Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Northeastern
Iowa ‘Teachers Association
Cedar Rapids
Charles We Kline
East
Bo di-Miller
Loma
Griffin
East ‘Schools
Marjorie Bell
West High
Naneen
Davis
W.ow, White
R. G. Pratt
Olive Trossem
Ralph Sarff
C.’ Moeller
Black.hawk
Extension Department
Iowa
State
Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Dunkerton Hi-Y Club Organized at School
A Hi-Y Club organized at Dunkerton Consolidated School was announced by G Verne Remy executive secretary. Principal Duca leads with support from Superintendent Jordan Larson. Officers are Kenneth Rice president Elwyn Rice vice president Karl Cowlishaw secretary Ivans Carns treasurer. Thirty five boys enrolled as the town and country branch forms Hi-Y clubs in nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerton
Waterloo
G. ‘Verne Remy
Duca
Jordan Larson
Kenneth. Rice
Elwyn Rice
Karl ° Cowlishaw
Ivans Carns
la Porte City
Hudson
Orange
Janesville
New
Hartford
Shell Rock
Finchford
Cedar Falls
Detroit and Michigan plant focus on auto parts manufacturing
Detroit and Michigan advance with more than 200 plants engaged in the manufacture of automobile accessories. The growth underscores the region's pivotal role in the automotive supply chain, signaling expanding industrial activity and employment potential across southeastern Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
MELLO-GL0 French Process Face Powder Ad
A vintage ad promotes MELLO-GLG French Process Face Powder claiming it makes girls more attractive by removing shine and improving skin tone. It touts lasting wear and distinct brand emphasis from a department store, Paul Davis Dry Goods Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aul Davis Dry_.Goods .Co
Waterlo o Courier Patterns Pattern Order Notice
Advertises up-to-date pattern designs from the Waterloo Evening Couriers Pattern Department. Enclose 15 cents for each pattern and receive orders in about ten days. patterns include seam allowances and are available by mail through the Waterloo department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couripr
Waterloo
Steam Den described as raccoon lair by steam vent
In Des Moines in March, Representative C. G. Cole of Delaware county asks favorable consideration of his bill to trap raccoons in steam dens. The bill notes raccoon hibernation in limestone holes along the Mississippi and eastern counties, where steam vents betray the lair to the trapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sone
Boone
Make Smart Table Cover from Faded Shawl
A fragment from an old advertisement invites readers to transform worn hangings and spreads into attractive home dyes. It promotes Diamond Dyes for dyeing fabric easily and cheaply and offers a free Diamond Dye Cyclopedia and color samples by writing to Diamond Dyes in Burlington Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont
Wildlife code clash over fur bearing animals ban
A garbled note discusses animal protection rules and fur bearing species. It mentions a raccoon and a proposed or existing regulation within a city code, implying a debate or conflict over enforcement or scope of fur bearing animal protections.
Fence Posts Peeped From Snow 41 Years Ago Today
J Miller recalls March 16 1586 in Waterloo noting spring weather as ideal. He cites a memory from exactly 41 years ago and reflects on the contrast with present conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Waterloo
J. Miller
East, High
Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Promises Hair Beauty
A vintage advertisement extols Malsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo as a clear grease free product that softens hair and removes dust dirt and dandruff. It warns ordinary soaps dry the scalp and lead to brittle hair while a small amount creates rich lather and easy rinsing, leaving hair lustrous bright and manageable. It notes a four ounce bottle lasts months and is available at drug stores.
Hidden family journey through deep snow near Bristow
A fragment recalls a family traveling across fields near Bristow amid heavy snow. They describe huge drifts filling the landscape, trees and fences barely visible, and the journey halted by whiteout conditions and towering piles of snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
Spring 1927 dress styles described in fashion notes
The text highlights a popular spring ensemble a long or short sleeved frock with a matching jacket, often featuring pleats across the front and high collars. Prices range from 429.75 to 98.75, with tucks bows tiers flowers and varied necklines signaling a distinct 1927 model.
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Melrose Chapter
I. Ss. Tc3
Vollinger
Quackenbush
John Fene
St. Patrick’s Day
Y. W
Baptist
Church Guild
White ‘Shrine
Bethany Shrine
Masonic
A. I. Lawton
Edna Kent Forbes
Club of Business Women
Coonrod
Walter Haines
Harry
Juhl
Glen’ Hamling
Mildred ‘Rathbone
Phoebe"Hinds
Rathhone
Hinds
Macumber
DD. C. VY
Daughters of
Dinter
Fog
McNamee, Pearl, Ellis
J.B
Clifford Current
Jeff
Elgin
Clarence Reardon
Zach
Waterloo Review
Moose Hall
Mmes
Potter
Dean’. Payton
L.A. Wiley
David Shelhard
Roy, Gilley
JJ. F. Entz
M.B. A.—Lodge 1115
I. of P. Hall
Hadassah Society
Hadassah
Orphans’ Fund
Church News
First Methodist Ryiseoyid Church
Buchanan
B. Beckwith
P J. Pellicer
Western Union Telegraph ‘Company
Omaha
Fy Co Sage
Walnut ‘Street
Eagle Grove
Erwin Sage
Prospect Avenue
Wayne
Raymond
L. B. Noonjos
Andrew " Refshauge
B. Clay
R.n.cowin
Eas
Pawnee, Tire& Rubber ‘Co
George
Petoskey
Mich
Emmett
W. M. Carpenter
Oneida
Minnesota
Burroughs
G.A
Dunkerton School
Invalides
Probend
Bill
Fagerta Bn Cement
Marinello Co
System OF
National School of Cosmeticians
LaSalle Ave
Minneapolis
Ellen J.buckland
Egause
Kotex
KOTEN
Fourth St
Palais Royal
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