Waterloo Girls Conference to Be Held by Y W C A
Miss Maria Leonard dean of women at Coe College leads speakers at the Waterloo YWCA second annual conference for girls. The program includes sessions on occupations, home economics, nursing, teaching, physical education and more with a tableau by Girl Reserves and a Petersborough artist talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Maria Leonard
Coe College
Waterloo
Miss Maria; Brace
Miss Leonard
Rich School
Martin C. Brive
Association of Collegiate Alumnae
Margaret Evans
Paul Davis Company
Fred J. Miller
Blanche Stewart
Young Employed Girls’ Department
YS Woc
Ethel Resor
Business & Professional Women’s Club
A. T. Petersen
Marta Leonard
Cedar Rapids
Nola Fu Fromme
Lews State Teachers Collegs
Fred S. Pettt
Manella Bell
East ‘School
Uitte
3Mra
Gaylor
L. T. Cree
Aiary
Waterloo Players next program set for April 5 at Sacred Heart
Waterloo Players present The Red Wig by Evalyn Bruck Torpey April 5 at Sacred Heart hall with Alis Vogel as Aunt Mina and Juanita Pollock as Hdna Creston, plus Roy Lytton, Thomas Myers Jr., and others in Bennett and Dinner vignettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evalyn Bruck Torpey
Waterloo
Sacred Heart Hall
Mina
Alis
W. J Vogel
Juanita Pollock
Hdna Creston
Roy Lytton
Miss Creston
Thomas F. Myers,Jr
Stepmother
Arnold Bennett
B. G. Nelson
J. H. Butts
Gardner
Adren Prout
Robert Johnson
Hinds
Hazel Scott
Christine Feversham
Prout
E. E. Magee
Elizabeth Forrester
Mr. C_ Christensen
After Easter Dances Planned by Clubs
Mrs. McDowell will tour Des Moines to lecture on her husband’s art and appear as pianist after Easter. Numerous dances revive post Lent as clubs schedule events at Valentine studio, armories, and clubrooms with chairs named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clubs
Edward BicDowell
America
Des Moines
Birs. McDowell
Mariany Nevvin
McDowel
Amerlca
Durise
Germany
Iowa Falls Women Hear Address on Local Club Plan
Mrs. E A Boggs, president of Waterloo Woman's club, to speak at Iowa Falls about forming a city women's club. Nine groups may unite under one federation. action expected April 30. Miss Wanda Daum discusses dress standards and future student art work. notes on parent cooperation and a spring clothing display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Boges
Waterloo
Women's Club
of Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Clinton
Civic Department
H. A. Boggs
Fine Arts Department
BE. L. Johnson
L F. W
Wanda Daum
East Schools
Llawelyn Boggs
Miss Daum
Yes ‘Terday
W. H. Langlas
Spring luncheon plans for Friday study club at Black's
The Study Club schedules its Spring luncheon for Friday May 20 at Black's with hostess Mrs W H Howrey. Mrs C E Kiting man served pastries on Americanization Thru Music and Mrs C W Ellyson spoke on Music in Education. Mrs T L Gordon hosted Jolly Club card group last evening with music and refreshments by Mrs Gordon and Mrs Joe Clark. Natural Music Club to meet Monday at Miss Marthe Thompson’s. Happy Hour invited guests for luncheon at Black's tearoom Tuesday at 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black's
W. H. Howrey
C. E. Kitng@man
C. W. Ellyson
T. L. Gordon
Jolly Club
Gordon
Joe Clark
Natural Music Club
Marthe Thompson
Happy Hour
Beauty Chats On Weight Gain Drinks And Hair Tips
A column discusses a malted milk drink to gain weight, outlining preparation and calorie gain estimates. It also offers cosmetic cautions about glycerite use, hydrogen peroxide on pimples, and scalp care with castor oil. A light fiction excerpt follows about Tommy Black and Madam Hen and Easter eggs.
Marriage of Helen Roche to William Morning at Grace M E Church
Miss Helen Clare Roche of Cedar Rapids married William Morning of Emmetsburg in a 7 o’clock ceremony conducted by Morning Hoche Dr E J Lockwood at Grace M E Church. The bride’s mother and Max M Morling attended. Mrs Morling a former parishioner. The groom works with his father in a local law firm. They will reside in Emmetsburg. Also noted is the first pin of the emblem for General Federation of Women’s Clubs awarded to Mrs Thomas G Winter. The pin will be made in California and shown at the Salt Lake City national council meeting June 11 to 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes Isie Jacobs
George Horseman
Velma Cone
Spirit Lake
Northwestern Telephone Company
Lydia Nuebring
Leona Blonigan
Gladys Arnold
Lena Fink
Florence Cook
F. Sizecoat
Hazell Goswiller
Bessie Swift
Sqip
Gladys Little
Littleton
Marie Buckler
Fairbank
M. Ruby Smith
Dewar
Eva Rigton
Jesup
Louise Helm
Hudson
E. J. Lockwood
Grace M
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Thomas G. Winter
California
National Council
Salt Lake City
Madam Hen’s Easter Eggs Mystery
Madam Hen hides a secret as she sings for an imagined dinner while Tom the cat suspects foul play. He watches the barnyard, notices her evasive movements, and follows to uncover what she is plotting around the barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Black
Tommy
Plymouth Rock
Madam Hen
Madam
Madam Her
Black
Farmer Boy
Women Who Earn Big Wages and Notable Librarians
The article profiles high earning women librarians led by Miss Belleda Costa Green of New York City and notes a Morgan librarian earning over 25000 dollars annually. It highlights Costa Green’s 1911 achievement bidding 42906 for the Caxtoe edition of Morte D Arthur at Cox sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Belleda
Costa Green
New York City
Morgan
Miss Greene
Cox
Easter Celebration Through Rebirth and Reconnection
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron urges Easter to be a simple, heartfelt celebration focused on rekindling old friendships, generosity to others, and renewing worship. She cautions against turning Easter into gift exchanges and encourages writing a note to restore fading ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Irving
Easter Reconciliation Advice From A Personal Letter
The text urges mending old friendships with forgiveness and heartfelt letters. It suggests addressing any offenses and neglect, then writing two sincere messages to the absent friend sharing news and inviting a response to renew life and meaning beyond gifts or new hats.
Correct English Not Correct
A garbled set of phrases contrasts incorrect and corrected forms. The lines show mixed phrases about falling into love and melancholy, timing for fun, water converting to vapor, and being led by evidence into belief, with several typographical errors highlighted.
Chicago to set clocks up an hour and confuse travelers
Chicago votes to retain daylight saving causing hourly time shifts for visitors and trains. Iowa travelers entering the city will find their watches an hour late, sparking confusion similar to last year while residents adapt to standard time scheduling and cross time comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa
Middlewest
Hinstein
Europe
Tourey
America
Slayer suspect caught here to be tried soon
Ivo Davis, alleged murderer, arrested in this city ten days ago and now in Owensboro Kentucky, where he will be tried in April for shooting a fellow colored man. Chief H H Young received a report from R P Thornberry noting the prisoner arrived without incident and thanking local officers for courtesies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivo, Davis
Owens-boro
H. H. Young
R. P. Thornberry
Owensboro
Waterloo
Patterns Offered by Waterloo Evening Courier
Water loo Evening Courier promotes sending 15 cents for up to date fashion patterns to the Fashion Department. Patterns cost for embroideries such as serge, georgette, crepe satin and linen, with ten day delivery after payment. Orders addressed to Waterloo with pattern illustration and payment in silver or stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
War Hero Leslie J. Bruce to be buried after WWI service
Leslie J. Bruce, son of Mr and Mrs Eli Bruce of 416 Dawson street, will be buried in Waterloo after his body arrives from Hoboken. He enlisted May 1 1917, served in Company E Fifteenth Infantry, was fatally wounded near Bon Bearis, died in a military hospital, and is survived by his parents and siblings. Born August 16 1897 in Marshalltown he worked at Litchfield Manufacturing before enlisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli
Bruce
Dawson Street
War Department
Leslie J. Bruce
Hoboken
N.J
Waterloo
Becker-Chairman Dost
American Legion
Fifteenth ‘Infantry
Bon Bearis
Hazel
Edna
Elizabeth
Marshalltown
John Fiske
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
U. S. Army
France
Boy With Skull Fracture Harboring Hope After Fall
Leonard Wilhelmi 11, son of Mr and Mrs Herman Wilhelmi, is in Deaconess hospital with a skull fracture from ear to ear after a fall from a delivery truck. Doctors report he is expected to live despite the severity of injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Leonard Wilhelmi
Herman Wilhelmi
Deaconess Hospital
Boy survives fall after truck accident near State Street
A boy delivering papers was thrown from a truck at the Weat State and North Sixth streets intersection when the vehicle hit a dip. He said he felt fine but grew pale and cold, leading the driver to rush him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat State
North Sixth Streets
Leonard
North Third Avenue
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Hillcrest
Peterborough
N.Y
Petersborough
McDowell
Music Cdubs
St Mark's Episcopal Church
Valentine Studio
Fred Wimber
Knights of Columbus
Forum
Ellis’ Club
Christ Episcopal Church
Armory
A.J. Busby
Friars Fraternity
Masons
Kappa Sorority
Women's
Tows State Teachers College
Long
Delta Sorority
Triangle Clublin Memorial Hall
Zesterday
Eeith Creston
Independence
Laura Boysen
Grundy Center
Etta Scott
East High School
Minnie
Jewell
W. RK. C
Lodi
Iowa Falls
E. A. Boggs
Edna Kent
BES
Rena G
Miss Rose B
R. H
Sandmann
Belle da Cola Greens
Ruth Cameron
Black Hawk
The
Rath Packing Company
Waterloo, Iowa
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RE. Pets
Erland Tionr. Net
Humber
Paris
Miss Murphy
F. G. Murphy
Mildred Murphy
Magzou City
Marion Morgan
Los Angeles
Shey
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