Mrs. Max Mayer Leads Iowa Women Education Drive
Des Moines reports Mrs. Max Mayer of Iowa City has lectured to an audience of over 11,600 on citizenship and good government since January. She tours to establish Iowa League of Women Voters chapters statewide and will lead 20 delegates to the national convention in Bath, Maryland, April 20 29. She has held numerous civic roles, including state chairmanships and service in wartime agencies.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Max Mayer
Towa City
Mayer
Iowa League of Women Voters
League
Bathmora
Rs. Mayer
The
State University
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Food Administration
Cheirtan
Iowa Women's Council of Defense
Bureau of Public Information
Contessa Loschi
America
Atdrésant
Cornell Men's Glee Club to sing at Grace M. E. Church
Cornell College glee club of about 20 men presents a concert at Grace M E Church on Tuesday evening April 4 at 8 o'clock. The program includes heavy and light selections, solos, quartets, college songs, encores and two comic number stunts. The club's annual tours have included many Midwest cities over the past 20 years.
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Cornell College
Grace ML EL
Church
Middle West
Cluh
St. Paul
Austin
Minn
Mitchell
S. D
Marshalltown
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Dubuque
Canton
Davenport
Fort Dodge
Muscatina
Independence
Freeport
Moline
Union
Geneva
Hampton
Oslweain
Cresco
Waukon
Waverly
Cellar Rapids
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes
Beauty questions and home remedies cover skin care and health tips from readers. Advice ranges from facial lines and forehead wrinkles to nail care, sweating, dieting, and hair loss with simple at home remedies and product notes.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron on Generosity and Tyranny
In a reader essay Ruth Cameron discusses married money behavior. She contrasts lavish generosity with controlling finances, noting many women share household duties and prefer budgets. The piece advocates splitting expenses and granting each spouse independent spending control.
Y W C A Biennial Held in Hot Springs April 20 27
The seventh biennial convention of the Young Women's Christian Association opens in Hot Springs Arkansas April 20 to 27. Delegates from city town county and college associations across the United States will attend with four speakers from abroad. Notable participants include Miss Anne Lamb of Calcutta Countess Helene Goblet d Alviella of Brussels Judge Florence FR Allen of Cleveland and Bishop Robert KH Jones of New Orleans. The program covers peace policy and world service with sessions on economic and social topics and a keynote on world peace.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Internationaljam
Anne Lamb
Calcutta
India
East
Helene Gobtet d'Alviella
Brussels
Belgium
Florence FR. Allen
Cleveland
Court of Common Pleas
United States
Robert KH. Jones
New Orleans
Jauke G. Johnson
Atlanta
Edward C. Lindeman
Champery
National Student Assembly
Industrial Assembly
World Service Council
Frederick Mackay Palst
Philadelphia
Mabel Coratty
Club Notes and Social Events Reported
Miss Matie Robertson and Wes hes attend dinner. Stars in the city invitees for al O. N. O. club. Bills Robertson hosts Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Harvey with refreshments. Fleur de lis club dinner at Prospect home. Needlework and luncheon by hostess. Hawthorne Girl Reserves party with 24 girls. refreshments by Margaret McLaughlin and others. First M. B. program for Sunday hour draws 50 children. proceeds. Wonder club meeting at Miss Bentroth’s sister’s home with needlework and music.
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Burton Avenue
Matie Robertson Wes Hesbe
al O. N.O
School of Instruction
Bills Robertson
H. EB. Harvey
Waterloo
A. L. Fox
Mis
Alice Shepter
Quirk
Fleur de Lis Club
Qgitt
Hawthorne Corps of Girl Reserves
Bernice Mann
Margaret McLaughlin
Mae Guyer
Christene
Lucretia Rauth
Anna Bentroth
Wonder Club
Needie- Work
Joe Schmitt
Schmitt
Harold Withrow
Bentroth
Snow Man and Pete Sparrow Tale of Winter Wearying
A talking Snow Man explains his frozen state and fears while Pete Sparrow and Dick Puppy interact in a winter garden. The Snow Man longs for rain and sun to melt, while Pete Sparrow gossips about goblins and underground folk and prepares for spring. The tale ends with warnings about mischief and a large stick threatening Dick Puppy.
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Gusttle
Dick Poppy
Pete Bparrow
Dick Puppy
Soda Man
Shack
Pete Sparrow
Snow Man
Mr. Snow Man
Pete
Barden
Bnow
The Sandman Story By Mrs Fr Walker Summary
The Snow Man stood in the garden where flowers bloom in the summer time. The fragment presents a children’s tale opening with a magical figure in a sunny garden setting.
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Sandman
Minnesingers to Sing at First M E Church Wednesday Evening
Minnesingers from State Teachers College will perform at First M E Church in Wednesday evening concert sponsored by the Young Men’s Sunday school class. The program features Max Noah organ solo, Irving Wolfe baritone, Claire Forsyth reading, and a quartet selection, with a varied order of pieces including O Vallant Sons and Lead Kindly Light.
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Minnesingers
Iowa
State Teachers College
First M. BE
Young Men
Max Noah
Waterloo
Irving Wolfe
Claire Forsyth
O Vallant Sons
Byitle-Saltef
Guha
Irving Wolfe Ullard
Max Noah "Sen
Gerrigh
Xaaleven
Hart
E, Wolfe
I. Wolfe
Reading
Chakrs
Ligh Buck
Llub
Suit Over Hotel Building Costs Is On Trial Today
A lawsuit in district court seeks to recover from Maryland Casualty Company the extra costs of Hotel Russell-Lamson beyond the contract price. Plaintiffs C. O. Lamson and wife claim the building cost $265,000 with a $16,000 contingency. they seek the additional charges. Defense argues costs exceed the $16,000 due to an extra story and other construction factors. Attorneys Méars & Lovejoy and J. G. Clark for plaintiffs. Co. M. Boardman, Edwards Longlay, Ransier & Harris for the casualty company.
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Maryland Casualty Company
Baltimore
Rueséil-Lamson
BH. B. Stiles
Méars & Lovejoy
J. G. Glark
M. Boardman
Marshalltown
Edwards, Longlay, Ransier & Harris
Casualty Company
Chorus Girls Buy Books Where Once the Fizz Held Sway
In Chicago on Randolph Street the Rialta bar district is reborn as a book hub after hours. Chorus girls, poets, writers and newspapermen meet nightly among rows of books replacing drinks. The theatre crowd buys magazines and literature, sharing late night reads after a midnight supper.
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Chicago
Randolph Street
Rialta
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Woman's Organization
A. L. Kengston
G. H. Hospers
Thomas Gauthier
J. O. King
John Knox
W. J. Peddicord
Ira Rodamar
C. D. Wilson
J. J. White
T.N
O. J. Moshey
Universalist Social Union
F.C. Fish
Cornell Men’s Glee Club
Grace M. E. Church
Coc Glee Club
Coe College
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Burilay
First Presbyterian Church
Coé Gite Stub
Pisasura
Willant
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Willard Hall
W. C. A. of Iowa Stata
Teachers College 4
Pflenic
C. C. Hartman
Sheridan Bridge Club
J.C. Kohl
Thomas Lindgraf
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Cuistain House
Paradiaa
Florence
Lora
Alice
Eleanor
Hichard
Edward R
Ruth Cameron
A. Maude Royden
City Temple
London
Eastern Star
Frances Dahl
Cedar Falls
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Black's
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G. Li Insman
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McKinley District
Gerald Benjamin
Irma Eickelberg
Northminster
Elite Dancing Club
Odd Fellows
Elite Club
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Ankomon Kinb
Chateau Studio
Hotel Russell- Laméon
H. R. O'Dell
First Evangelical—t Ladies’ Aid Society
Susan Dahl
Dr. and
Mra. T. A. McManus
Wadnanday
W. W. White
the City Beautiful
Mortimer B. Cleveland
Our Lady of Victory Court
K. of ©, Hall
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary
Kelloggs
Kellogg’s
Kelfogg’s
W. K. Kellogg
Kellogg's
Abe
Kellogg
Sod Kelloggs Bram
Heinz
Egypt
Cleopatra
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Palmolive Company
Milwaukee
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