Miss Bob White at Waterloo Theatre April 9 10
Rehearsals are in full swing for a magical comedy produced by St. Marys Social Club at Waterloo theatre April 9-10. The production features eighty choruses with about 200 local youths, elaborate costumes by John B. Rogers Production Co, and a story of two young millionaires who masquerade as tramps after losing a bet.
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Bob White
St. Mary’s Social Club
Waterloo Theatre
John B. Rogers
Waterloo
New York
Marguerita Sylva
Civic Department to Boost National Garden Week Here
Mrs. E. A. Boggs, chairman of the Civic department, Waterloo Woman's club, met with her committee to plan National Garden Week. Letters of advice were reviewed. The public library will aid in Waterloo with gardening books on display and seed catalogs. Models of ideal gardens with planting directions may be shown at library buildings.
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E. A. Boggs
Waterloo
Convention Plans for W B A M to Be Made Tomorrow
Mrs Anna C Gibson council Bluffs state commander will attend Cedar review W B A M in Ben Hurhall at 345 p m Wednesday to assist with final arrangements for the state convention here April 4 2 It is requested that all officers and members attend if possible Reservations may be made at that time for the banquet to honor the delegates In the evening the review will entertain members and friends at a card party.
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Anna C. Gibson
Council Bluffs
Cedar Review
Ben Hurhall
Elks Honor Former Officer With Farewell Dinner
Kerry Hartong former exalted ruler of the Elks received a farewell dinner at Hotel Russatt-Lam bon. Speeches followed by impromptu remarks from Elks members. Hartong, returning from Cuba Florida and New York, plans to move to Galesburg Illinois to join his brother in the wholesale paper business. He is noted as the only local Elk to serve three terms as exalted ruler.
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Kerry Harlong
Cuba
Florida
New York
Galesburg
Fred Hartong
Dusiness
Hartong
Understanding cotton flannel varieties and care
The article explains Canton flannel outing flannel and flannelette differences in weight width and surface nap. It describes how nap is created with a machine and why heavier nap does not guarantee higher quality, plus safety notes on inflammability and a home method to reduce nap using alum or ammonium phosphate.
Beauty Beauty Chats on Edna Kent Forbes Advice Columns
Edna Kent Forbes answers reader questions on skin tone, hair color, and beauty routines. Topics include freckles from iron in the blood, red hair guidance with sage tea or henna, causes of red noses from circulation issues, pimples fading with good blood health, and proper use of tonics and scalp care.
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Martha
Waterloo notices mix social events and club reads
Local columns report crowded state home for feeble minded in Glenwood with 1600 inmates and 208 on the waiting list. Waterloo couples Mary Warkenthren and John Mandelkow and Marie Yockstick and Albert Moyer wed at Walnut Street Baptist Church. Rainbow Circle and veterans plan a meeting at Memorial hall. Cedar Heights Study club discusses social legislation and rural city issues. Eastern Star initiates at Waterloo Mason Hall with Ralph Slippy singing. A one o’clock luncheon at Black's tearoom featured daffodils. Knights of Pythias hosted 1600 members for dinner and an old fashioned party planned next week. Rose Cohen engagement to Herman Bankjarast denied. Thimblebee plans an all day relief corps event at Memorial Hall.
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Mary Warkenthren
John GC. Mandelkow
Marie Yockstick
Albert Moyer
Waterloo
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Rav. R. N. McDonald
Mandelkows
Wittick’s
Meyer
Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
Club Notes and Society Gatherings Schedule
Miss Ruth Danforth of Boston attended a bridge session at Black's tearoom with high score by Miss Jessie Fowler. Mrs. F. Harold Benting hosted. Miss Margaret Miller will perform a violin solo. Mrs. J. EB. Ridenour leads Child Study club meeting with Mrs. C. Ruhde. Fortnightly club hosts a discussion on stage successes. G. I. A. to B. of L. 8. S. meets in I. O. F. hall. LL. M. 1, Dutch street luncheon at Black's tearoom.
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Ruth Danforth
Boston
Mass
Black's
Jessie Fowler
F. Harold Benting
G. H. Cheever
Jessen
C.R. Ruhde
Margaret Miller
Fred J. Miller
J. EB. Ridenour
G.I. A
B. of L. 8
I. O
Fourth Street East
Black’s
Ain
Mrs F O Troughton Hosts Majel Guild at Church
Mrs. F O Troughton will entertain the Majel guild at First Presbyterian church parlor on Wednesday afternoon at 2:39 p.m.
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F. O. Troughton
Majel Guild
First Presby
Leckan Church
Truitt Funeral Held Today in Independence
Indepence obituary notes Florence Gertrude Downs Truitt, born February 27 1890 in Byron township Buchanan County Iowa, died after four days illness. She married E E Truitt October 12 1907 and leaves one son Edmund, parents Callie and others, plus sisters and brothers. Funeral earlier held at St John Catholic Church with burial in St John cemetery.
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Independence
Truitt
St. John's Catholic Church
W. T. Donahue
St. John's Cemetery
Florence Gertrude Downs
Byron Township
Buchanan
Hazel Grans
Africa
Mabel Wanamaker
Jeanette Pardee
Hazel Lyons
Waterloo Notes and Local Appointments Brief
Waterloo city items cover visitors Norman Kchty and A J Cheanman, college students returning to Ames and Des Moines for studies, and hospitalizations. Public notices include board of supervisors meeting next week and juror selections with gender mix. Police help locate a missing wife in Cedar Falls, and a municipal court report notes forfeited bonds. Small ads and an in-window baby alligator from Hawkeye Oil ties to Keegan barber shop.
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Norman Kchty
Mojneu
Waterloo
A. J. Cheanman
Great Northern Railway
Board of Supervisors
Paul Strubel
Town State College
Ames
Isabelle Shaw
Caoder Street
St. Francis Hospital
Ee Roger Brunn
Walter Lee
Lloyd Dean
Ernest O'Connor
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Courier
Waterloo Scout Council
Ingahooe
Waterloo Boyg
Keegan
Metropole
Joel Keegan
WW. B
Tipton
J. A. Townsley
Mackaman
Mack
Shakespeare Display at Public Libraries Event
Waterloo libraries mark William Shakespeare's birth anniversary with a display of his works and life stories. The exhibit highlights Bard of Avon facts noting birth April 23 1564 and death April 23 1616. It features books such as Shakespeare His Life Art and Character by Hudson English History in Shakespeare's Plays by Warner and Commentaries by Gervinus.
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Waterloo
William Shakespeare
Avon
Althe
Biswas
Gervinus
Tardy taxpayers rush office of treasurer
County treasurer Ed Madigan and assistants face the semi annual rush as taxpayers hurry to pay the first half by March 31 to avoid full amount becoming due and penalties. The last week often sees a flurry before delinquencies are declared.
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Madigan
Waterloo Woman's Club Home to Be Featured
Waterloo Woman's Club home slated for front cover of Federation News Biennial booster edition as part of preparations for the fourteenth convention in May. State secretary Mrs. Sayers will issue calls soon. An automobile ride for Thursday's program will tour Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers College and local sites, ending with tea at Cedar Heights. Opening night program at West High features Mrs. Knox's new play. A Grace Church reception will follow the president general's address.
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Waterloo Woman's
Federation News
Waterloo
Sayers
Jefferson
Cedar, Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Lighland
Prospect
Sunnyside Country Club
C. Litchfeld
Cedar Heights
West High Auditorium
Mra. F. O. Knox
Thomas G. Winter
Grace M, Church
L. C. Hemsworth
State Bulletin
Convention city inserts to state magazine reach 42000 homes
Information and pictures about the convention city will be inserted in copies of the state magazine, which will reach 42,000 homes next month.
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State Magazine
Street Car Crashes Into Auto Injuring Passenger
A Byrnes Park street car struck an automobile at Wellington near Fourth, injuring Mrs W T Warwick slightly while H F Field 616 Baltimore survived unhurt. The car’s rear wheel, windshield, and fenders were damaged. A second delivery truck on Fourth near Almond was hit by a Loop car with both rear wheels broken and no injuries. Fifth and Commercial lamp post damaged by a driver backing into it.
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Byrnes Park Street
H. M. Gordon
H. 3. Fifield
Baltimore Street
W. T. Warwick
Wellington
Himeself
Te Cama
F. A. Cage
Fourth Street
Almond
Fifthand
M. B. Huskins
Fowler Street
Bat
Buck's Bootery Ad Shows New Fering Styles In Shoes
Advertisement notes new offering styles for ladies, men, and children at Buck's Bootery located at 364 West Fourth. The brief promo highlights updated footwear options and a focus on fashion and comfort for the family.
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Buck's Bootery
West Fourth
Rev Deedrick to Serve at Pierson Va United Evangelical
Rev J A Deedrick formerly led Bogan Avenue United Evangelical Church and Calvary Evangelical merged. He was stationed at Pierson Virginia by the Des Moines district conference which closed its annual session at Afton. He was ordained elder and named director of the forward campaign to oversee activities in that branch for the coming year.
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J. A. Deedrick
Bogan ‘Avenue
United Evangelical Church
Calvary Evangelical
Pierson
Des Moines
Afton
Sunrise service broadcast by WOC April 1 Davenport program
A sunrise service will be broadcast Sunday April 1 at 5 45 a m by radiophone station WOC Davenport. The Palmer School of Chiropractic in Davenport presents a service lasting one hour and 45 minutes with chimes songs solos vocal numbers community prayers and preaching by Davenport ministers.
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WOC
Palmer School of Chiropractie
Davenport
Evangelist at J. Shops On Wednesday
The Berth Avenue paving proposal caused controversy as the section planned to be paved was not included in the contract awarded last night. Dr J R Hanley revivalist and Fred Fisher song leader drew interest from residents and shopmen amid urging for the improvement. The event follows a prior visit by Hanley to the shopmen.
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Berth Avenue
J. R. Hanley
M."e. Church
Fred
Fisher
Will Apear
Illinois Central
Hanley
Roy. A. Graham
Railway YY. Mog. AL
Loya Belt
National Review
Creoscting
Post Brag Flakes With Other Parts of Wheat Ad
A vintage notice extols a new cereal Post Brag Flakes With Other Parts of Wheat as delicious and nourishing. It promises tasty flavor plus wheat vitamins and minerals to aid body-building, with special processing for a non irritant bran texture that promotes healthful regularity.
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Miner
Black
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Copenhagen
N. Y
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Inst &Vening
Iowa
Beauty Chats
Edna Kent Forbes
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Glenwood
Hil
Rainbow Circle
Memorial Hall
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BT. Marsen
H. J. Slaughter
W. Pechmeler
W. F. Parrott
Eastern Star
T. Knepp
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Rose Cohen
Herman
Bank
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Northminster Women's Auxiliary
Felalty American Lutheran Xulid
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W. C. Kline
Intereas
Claude Coltrel
Nag
St. Louis
Washington University
T.C. Murtagh
W. R. French
Jack Oasebeer
Kathryn Mason
Washington Street
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Webster City
M. E. Nemechek
Lafayette Street
C. J. Foster
Lloyd Tones
Chicago Great Western Railway
Fcams
Marie Gallagher
West
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Brown
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Alfred Parrott
Dick Wells
Wihtiston Alford
Fortbank
Minn
Shattuck Military Academy
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W. B. Yates
Greene, Ta
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Cedar Falls
William Trout
Evangelist
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Bran
Is Kory
Florida Citrus Exchange
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Eastec
Suils
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Jelke
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Chicago
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