Society Notes Highlight Annual Formal Dinner at IS Teachers College
The Alpha Beta Gamma sorority plans a formal dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson with a black and white theme and red roses. Invitations have gone to about seventy guests including alumnae, with plans for entertainment and favors. Also covered are club luncheons, Rainbow party, Betrothal news, a doll party, Elklets installations, and a card party, reflecting a busy social calendar in the ISU community.
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Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority
Iowa State Teachers College
Russell-Lamson
Gertruda Reynolds
R. A. Dunlaver
Waterloo
Faye Thomas
Mae Crotty
Mason City
Caroline Welstein
Marshalltown
Edith Schmidt
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Munsey
Jesup
C. Avi Gleason
Grinnell
Elizabeth Raney
Fairfield
Frances Malone
Elizabeth Weaver
Algonad
Beauty Chate By Edna Kent Forbes
Beauty advice on enhancing lashes with healthy hair care. Short lashes can still beautify the eye but longer thicker lashes improve the look. Clip back lashes carefully and trim nightly to encourage growth, noting scalp health supports lash vitality.
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Beauty Chate
Edna Kent Forbes
Patterns and Pattern Orders From Evening Courier
Instructions for obtaining up-to-date Courier patterns from the Fashion Department of Evening Courier Terloo. Enclose 15 cents per pattern and expect delivery within ten days after sending the order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Terloo
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron on a penny-pinching child
A short essay by Ruth Cameron about a 10 year old nephew who eagerly asks for mail and responds to advertisements. He collects stamps, researches firms that mail items, and includes ad pictures on gift lists to avoid mistakes. The piece contrasts him with adults lacking “Git Up and Git.”
Diamond Dye Promises Easy Color for Women Garments
An advertisement touts Diamond Dye as a simple dye kit for women. It claims directions fit wool silk linen cotton and mixed fabrics for coats dresses skirts gloves and more with guaranteed results and a color card from the druggist.
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Jhas
Advertising as an Educative Force for Wise Spending
A speaker commends advertising for teaching readers to study options before buying. He cites a nephew’s initiative in writing to firms, gathering literature, and comparing offers as a sign of enterprise. He notes a hot water heater purchase error and the value of using ads to inform smart spending.
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Jand Magazine
Woody Chuck Spends Pleasant Summer
Woody Chuck completes his home and doorways then basks in the sun near the garden. The tale notes his love of warm sun and food, with the woodpecker character enjoying a relaxed summer after work.
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Woody Chuck
Woody
Woody Chuck and the Garden Fox and Dog
A bold woodchuck named Woody outsmarts Mr Fox and Mr Dog to secure a summer of safety. He lures the fox, dodges the dog, and deceives Mr Man, then hides as autumn arrives and traps are set, ensuring a fat winter rest.
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Mr. Dog
Mr. Fox
Woody
Woody Chuck
Older Boy Scouts Plan Water Road Trip To Devil's Backbone
Older Boy Scouts and city scout officials schedule a three day tour by Water Roo council. The April 8 to 10 trip will camp near Devil's Backbone state park Lamont then study the Mississippi River from McGregor and visit Manchester fish hatcheries on return.
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Merit Badge
Water‘roo
Devil's Backbone State Park
Lamont
Mississippi River
McGregor
Manchester
Leadership Lecture and Scout Trip Plans Highlight Meeting
A second Leadership Lecture begins the six course series for scout leaders advanced scouts and others. Dr George H Mount Iowa State Teachers College will discuss Inspection of a Boys Mental Work Shop. Ray L Short will conduct a tenderfoot examination and investiture. Capt Howard J Rouse to lead scouts in drills.
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Greater Waterloo Association
George H. Mount
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Ray L. Short
Mount
Howard J. Rouse
William Nordman Dies After Long Illness In Clarksville
William Nordman a long time resident of Clarksville died yesterday morning after a prolonged illness marked by paralysis strokes. Funeral services will be at 1 p m Tuesday at the German Evangelical church, burial in Pleasant Valley cemetery beside his wife. He was born in Germany on September 4 1843 and survived by two sons Fred and Harry of Clarksville and two daughters Mrs H J Weinberg and Mrs Charles Sinram Readlyn.
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Clarksville
William Nordman
German Evangelical Church
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Nordman
Germany
H. J. Weinberg
Fred
Harry
Charles Sinram
Readlyn
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