Waterloo women to attend Iowa AAUW convention
Mrs. Fred J. Miller and Miss Edith Lusk will represent the Waterloo branch at the Iowa state convention of the American Association of University Women in Des Moines on Saturday April 14. Delegates may draft the state chapter for next year and a campaign for new members is underway led by the Pettit committee.
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Fred J. Miller
Edith Lusk
Waterloo
Iowa
American Association of University Women At
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Ruth
Convention of Sons Federation of Women’s Clubs
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Conservatory
B P W Club Adopts Budget System at Meeting
The Business and Professional Women’s club voted to adopt a budget system to finance its activities and authorized Mrs J D Lees to appoint committees for the budget. The group opposed a proposed law exempting women from duty. Seventy-two members attended a dinner meeting as Miss Lilian Hileman and the March committee served.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
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New York City
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Mary Mildee
Bonnia Lassie
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Beauty Chats on Lips Care and Makeup Mistakes
Edna Kent Forbes advises lips care beyond winter, noting March winds worsen chapped lips. She argues against common lipsticks, promoting untinted white creams that stay on and protect lips, then shares quick tips on cleansing cream use and lemon under freckle bleaching.
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J. OM
Side Talks on Patronizing Unmarried Women
Ruth Cameron muses on how married women patronize single friends and relatives. She questions the smug air of authority some wives project and notes the souring effect on unmarried women who face such patronage. The piece contrasts happy, independent single women with those oppressed by marriage.
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Lfe
Oman
Womare
Becase
Biologist Traces History of Biology at Waterloo Club Meeting
Prof Roy Abuolt from the State Teachers College spoke to the Waterloo Woman's Club on the history and progress of biology. Miss Marjorie Geary praised supervised playgrounds and announced 1923 24 fresh act committee members. The program also noted a March 29 Ted Shawn performance and details of local civic events and marriages in Independence and Glydon.
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Laws State Teachers College
T. B. Homan
Miome
Waterloo Woman's Club
Runsell-Lamson
Abbott
Marjorie Geary
We Playgrounds! Recreation Association of America
Alexander ‘Prank
Law
Ted Shawn
Waterloo Theatre
Aristotle
Galen
Hfe
Pasteur
Holland
Darwin
William Jennings Bryan
H. L. Wheelock
Blanche Stewart
B. Hickelberg
B. G. Leffler
J. W.gwynne
J. T. Allen
Church News Women Gather For Guild Hall Meeting
St Mark's Women auxiliary will entertain church women at the guild hall Thursday at 2 59 p m with a business session and program continuing the study of the negro problem. First Presbyterian Homemakers' group is mentioned.
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St. Mark's Woman's Auxiliary
Guild Hall
Choosing the Right Vacuum Cleaner for Your Home
A shopper’s guide to vacuum cleaners stresses weighing two core types: suction only and suction with a rotating brush. It advises considering weight, bag construction, accessibility of oiling points, switch placement, bed clearance, wheel durability, and thorough at home testing before purchase.
Local church and club events fill Friday schedule
Community notices describe meetings and suppers at Bishop cafeteria annex First Baptist church and First Evangelical Woman's Missionary society. A patriotic program in Memorial hall honors naturalized citizens with Rev Robert N McDonald address and Woman's Relief corps invitation.
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Memorial Hall
Woman's Relief Corps
Robert Anderson Fost
Anna Glas
Jter
Etta - Scott
Humber
Robert N. McDonald
Waltmut Street Baptist Church
Lillian " Dennis
Honor New Citizens Here Thursday Night
Seven applicants for citizenship will be examined in a district court tomorrow forenoon before one of the judges. Names include Frank Havarka Paul Diamond John Anton Askarson Alma Caroline Welsh Abraham Hersh Zimring William Joseph Bros and Helen Weber.
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Udges
Not Guilty Plea In Bootlegging Case In Municipal Court
McGinnis arraigned on a bootlegging charge in municipal court and pleaded not guilty claiming the liquor was for personal use. A $300 bond was set and he was jailed for lack of bond. Deputies traced contraband to him after a tip from the sheriff. He had been staying in various city locations amid ongoing police interest.
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Orin McGinnis
Fourth Street
Apo
McGinnis
Sheriff's Office
Loui Armstrong
Earl
Swearingen
Iowa Y M C A Names Best Camp Sites in State
Water loo Cedar Rapids and Des Moines lead in camp site desirability per S A Cohagan state secretary. Lake Okoboji camp tops others with 50 acres and strong facilities. Last older boys conferences at Shenandoah and Storm Lake. five conferences in 16 months drew over 1 400 boys. 3,000 expected at state conference.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Dea Moines
S. A. Cohagan
Lake Okoboij
Iowa
Lake Okoboji
Shenandoah
Storm Lake
Chorus of 150 Voices Sought for Waterloo Program
At the weekly rehearsal in the old West High building the Waterloo Community Chorus moves toward a 150 voice presentation in mid to late April. Albert Scholin leads the effort with growing interest and progress toward perfecting the selections. More singers are invited to join the choir. next rehearsal is Tuesday.
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Waterloo Community Chorus
Old West High
Albert Scholin
Man Feeds Winter Birds After Trek Through Snow
F. C. Billings a waterworks assistant engineer braved snow and wind to reach a Cedar River park tree full of birds. He left bread and oatmeal under the tree and later tended a bluebird with a broken leg, receiving a chorus of song from the feasting flock the next day.
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Cedar River Park
Father of H E Kiester Dies in Washington Iowa
A N Kiester aged 82, father of H E Kiester, died at work in Washington Iowa this morning. A pioneer, he moved to the southern town in 1856 and earlier helped build the area as a carpenter and contractor. Harry E Kiester plans to attend the funeral in Washington this afternoon at 4:40 p m.
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H. E.kiester
A. N. Kiester
Washington
Kiester
Butler
Harry KE. Kiester
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