Clubwomen urged unity to boost communities in Iowa
The Waterloo Woman's club hosted a convention of Black Hawk county club women. Mia Greef of Eldora urged no pity for towns but coordinated effort through the Federation of Women's Clubs. She praised male and female unity, modern movements, and civic action supported by strong clubs.
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Jowans
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Swomen
Missionary Societies
Women’s Christian Temperance ‘Union
Woman's ‘Club
Él Ib
United States
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Club Notes Highlight Luncheon and Gatherings
Mrs W E Schollian hosted a 1 o’clock luncheon in Wluck’s Tearoom for Happy Hour club members. Letters from Mrs Mack in Colorado and Mrs Benedict back from Florida were read. Other clubs, including KF. OG BP and Srunday Study, planned events at Clara’s cafe and Waterloo hall, with bridge scores noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EE. Schollian
Wluck
Happy Hour Club
W. Or. Mack
Colorado
I. L. Benedict
Florida
Mines
W. W. Wrant
E. Peek
Bick
California
Waterloo social clubs and gatherings notice
Vowight Sneered Weart court St Marys hall Waterloo chapter Masonic hall Home Makers class YWCA Mystic Workers Waterloo ICQ hall Thursday afternoon circle Mrs W A Schultz 820 Iowa Street T A M Bridge club Mrs 35 W Bell Gew Os IL club Mrs AE Wold Three Link circle Waterloo LO OA hall Ly MI club Black’s Tearoom Legion auxiliary Memorial hall Thursday Evening Blue Triangle Teague V W Woodmen’s card party K of C hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weart Court
W. C
St. Mary's Hall
Waterloo
O. FE
Masonic Hall
A. Mystic Workers
Waterloo I. C
Elklets Install Officers at Elks Club for Retiring Staff
The Elklets held an installation for retiring staff at the Elks Club with Mrs. H. B. Maynard as the new installing noble dame and Mrs. J. O. Gnagy assisting. Mrs. A. A. Hoffman served as pianist for the ceremony and initiation. About 60 members attended the afternoon event, which followed a luncheon honoring the retiring officers attended by about 40. Calenda and taper candles provided decorative notes, and luncheon arrangements were by Mmes. George Quest, Floyd Margadant, and Frank Lawson.
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H. B. Maynard
Elklets
Elks Club
J. O. Gnagy
A. A. Hoffman
Mmes
George Quest
Floyd Margadant
Frank Lawson
Anniversaries Mark Hites and Barclay Celebrations
Mr and Mrs A E Hites observed their thirty third wedding anniversary with a dinner hosted by Mrs George D Hites for relatives. Mr and Mrs Ray Barclay were surprised at home on their elev nth anniversary with cards and a two course luncheon. Guests included Mrs Jesse and J E Lowery, Mrs George D Hites and several others. A Blue Triangle League dinner will feature Miss Mildred Bucklin as speaker at 6 o clock tomorrow at the New C A. Employed girls are invited. Officers club meets Friday evening and Thursday at 2 in the home of Mrs J Fairweather. Miss Harriet Olson Des Moines deputy supreme commander will be present.
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Minner
Ralph Hoxie
Ce. A. Morris
A. J. Shimer
Misa
Callie Wieder
Youngs Women's Christian Association
Blue Triangle
Edna Engler
Frances Newkirk
A. E. Hites
Ray Barclay
George. D. Hites
Mmes
Lester Lohner
Guy Barron
Tracy Woodruff
Blue’ Triangle ‘League
Mil‘dred
Bucklin
Social’ ‘Welfare’ ‘League
New. C. A
J. Fairweather
Harriet Olson
Des “Moines
Mander
U. W
Bart Jett
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar “Falls
Gilchrest Hall
aRoe
A. J. Reiff
Frank Geler
Clarence. Manahi
Fred. Spear
Mr. Reiff
Spear
Herbert Lantz
A. BE. Reiff
Church groups schedule all day and afternoon meetings
Cedar Heights Ald society holds an annual meeting with officer elections and an all day event. Woman's auxiliary of Christ church meets at 2 30 pm tomorrow for sewing and study of Beyond the City Limits. Home department of First Methodist Episcopal meets at 2 30 pm Thursday with Mrs Charles Keiderling. Loyal Helpers class of Plymouth Congregational meets this evening with Mrs Edward H Kelly. Mrs William Hardcastle leads Searchlight class at Walnut Street Baptist at 7 30 pm. Philathea class of First Methodist Episcopal meets Thursday in church dining room with 6 30 pm picnic supper. church night program follows.
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Cedar
Heights
Ald Society
Woman's
Christ Church
First Methodist
Episcopal Church
Charles Keiderling
Plymouth Congregational Church
Edward H. Kelly
William Hardcastle
Walnut Street Baptist
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Yearly Officers Named by Two Parent Teacher Units
Two Parent-Teacher associations elected officers for the year. Mrs. W. W. Stark will be president of the Alcott school unit, with Mrs. Harry Pines as vice president and Miss Laura Mabon as secretary treasurer. Roosevelt group also re elected leaders with Miss Mary Moore new secretary treasurer. Events included talks on education and public library activities, plus musical selections and community singing. The Cedar Rapids round table was slated for attendees.
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W. W. Stark
D. Smith
Alcott
Harry Pines
Laura Mabon
Stark
Smith
Cedar Rapids
Fred J. Miler
Max Livan
Robert Webster
Louise Palmer
Z. F. Kenny
Fred Grant
Glenn Tibbitts
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association
Mary Moore
Theresa Feyerelsen
Public
J. H W
Departments of Woman's Club to Conduct Sessions
Departments of Woman's Club in Waterloo will hold sessions with officers elected by the Romance Languages department at 2 30 p m Friday in the clubhouse. The second departmental annual meeting follows the March 17 meeting where the Evening department voted to disband. Mrs C E B Howard will read Madame Sevigne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Womanis Club
C. EB. Howard
Madame Sevigne
Fine Arts Department
F. L.marquis
George Innes
Robert Stuart
W. WW. Gallup
Chopin
Elliott Wise
Dvorak
H. H. Beach
Two stolen cars recovered in Gilbertville raid
Two automobiles stolen in Gilbertville were found in good running order save for missing gasoline. A Chevrolet coupe stolen from J.P. Schmitz near the Plaza Theatre on Sunday was recovered on lower Jefferson street. A Ford coupe stolen from Peter Blues near Sixth and Sycamore streets on the night of March 13 was located near Park avenue and Mulberry street.
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J.P. Schmitz
Plaza Theatre
Lower Jefferson Street
Peter Blues
Gilbertville
Park Avenue
Mulberry Street
Sixth
Sycamore Streets
Florence Allen Wins Divorce From Nagging Husband
Des Moines court of domestic relations grants Florence Allen a divorce after testimony describing T. A. Allen as a nagging fuming cussing husband. The March 23 ruling follows the proceedings of the local divorce case in Des Moines.
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FUMER
Des Moines
T. A. Allen
Florence Allen
Drug Addict Gus Hard Faces Insanity Hearing Near Gilbertville
A Civil War veteran accused son Phil Gus Hard beat his mother over morphine requests. The father armed with a shotgun forced him to flee. the son seized an ax, damaged a door, and fled again. Waterloo officials and a federal narcotics agent pursued the supply source as the insanity commission continued the case.
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Phil Gushard
Gilbertville
Insanity Commission
Gushard
Hugh Crumrine
Samuel Gushard
Charles Mohl
Hig
Waterloo
Vhis Son
Examination notices and postings in service jobs
One applicant took the civil service examination for junior observer in meteorology at the post office today. An examination was given yesterday for one applicant for the position of matron in the Indian service, Oklahoma.
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Civil Service
Post Office
Indian Service
Oklahoma
All New Drapes at Cost of 90 Cents
An old advertisement urges readers to refresh homes with new drapes and fabrics at a low cost. It promotes Diamond Dyes for tinting curtains, underwear, and dresses using a fifty year trusted dye, with free directions and color samples available from druggists or by writing to Diamond Dyes in Burlington Vermont.
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Diamond Dyes
Dent. N
Burlington
Vermont
Iowa Professor Patents Vermifuge Insecticide
Prof Willan J Dennis of the University of Iowa earned a patent for a vermifuge and insecticide, assigned to Franklin Equipment Company of Monticello. Other Iowa patents include a device for scraping carbon from engines, a cow head stop bar, fountain pen filling apparatus, animal pen panel fillers, and various farm and workshop devices credited to multiple inventors across Des Moines, Fort Madison, Manchester, Fairfield, Norway, Milton, Burlington, and Alta.
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Courter Epecial Service
Dew - Moines
Manch
Willan J. Dennis
University of Iowa
Lowa
City
Bair & Freeman
George D. Lawson
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Rudolph J. Langer
Monticello
Franklin
Company of
Walter’. Benson
Fort. Madison
John’ ‘A. Jackson
Des Moines
Charles O. Lesher
Fairfield
Frederick Is. Richardson
Manchester
John C. Schulte
Norway
Roy. L. Barton
Milton
John C. Hammes
Gerd Hobbisiefken
Burlington
Louis Reiss Ryan
Diedrick Schmidt
Alta
Building Permit Issued for Bee Story Dwelling at 604 Campbell
A building permit was issued to A. R. Moore of 617 Kingsley Avenue by Building Commissioner D. Toening for the erection of a 34 by 26 foot bee story dwelling at 604 Campbell Avenue. The project is valued at 6500 dollars.
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Campbell ‘Avenue
A. R. Moore
Kingsley Avenue
D. B. ‘Toening
Vendetta Suspected in Street Corner Murder in Oakland
Police link an Italian vendetta to the March shooting and killing of Frank Pareal Saksman at a San Francisco street intersection. Anna Florentin, mother of four, held in connection with the case as authorities pursue charges over alleged poisoned candy linked to Morentino's children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Killig
Frank ‘Pareal
San Francisco
Insur- Saksman
Anna Florentin
Paresh
Morentino
Builders to Des Moines in April Meeting
Sioux City report notes Iowa master builders plan an April meeting. The March gathering in Sioux City announced the event with Webber City president W. Walter serving as association head.
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Sioux City
Builders of
Iowa
It -Wasg
Aitereu
Weboer Ciey
MELLO GLO Face Powder Ad Promises Purity
A dated advertisement touts MELLO GLO face powder as preventing shine and large pores, keeping complexions youthful and even. It claims the powder stays on and makes skin look peachy, urging readers to buy at Paul Davis Dry Goods Co.
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Paul Davis
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Srunday Study Club
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National School of Cosmeticians
LaSalle Ave
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