Dance and ceremony anchor Waterloo club program
Ted Shayn urged interpretation through dance stressing fitness and sacred expression. He traced dance history from ancient Greek beauty to religious uses, contrasted with jazz as undesirable modern young culture. The Waterloo Woman's Club program included Ruth St Denis and Shayn's touring plans for 1924 and a later description of church and Native American dances. A Girl Reserve party featured uniforms and a picnic supper, while a church wedding and a post Easter dance arranged by Becker Chapter O E S added community events.
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Ted Shayn
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Waterloo Theatre
Edan
Shawn
Cathedral
Saville
Spain
Hoe
Europe
Ruth St. Denis
Mr. Shawn
D of V Card Party Honors Veterans Wives and Guests
Daughters of Veterans hosted a card party in Matorial with about 20 couples. Winners included Mia and Letha Carroll and J V Jones with high scores. Jonaquila formed a tabla decor and Hayter eggs as favors. Mrs May Rodenhaver chaired the social committee, with Mrs Wlante Biggleston and Mrs Grace Bross on entertainment and music. Refreshments followed. Grand Army Day to be observed at next Tuesday evening meeting at Memorial Hall with veterans and wives invited and a program planned.
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Daughtara
Matorial
Mia
Letha Carroll
J. V. Jones
William Dusk
Jonaquila
Hayter
May Rodenhaver
Wlante Biggleston
Grace Bross
Memorial Hall
Gridiron Men Banquet Planned in Black's Dining Room
Gridiron men and guests plan a party of 38 for a banquet in Black's dining room tonight. Ray Paul will serve as toast master with Glenn Beers and Ralph Miller arranging the program. Welcome by Dinty Moors and others follow a listed sequence including Dr G H Hospers and merle Brown.
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Black
Ray Paul
Glenn Beers
Ralph Miller
Dinty Moors
G. H. Hospers
Andy Gump
J.h.utts
April Fool
Merle Brown
Ralph Sarft
Church News Prizes Reversed At April Card Club Event
April bridge porty hosted by Mines A GC Wilcox A Clark Verne Brown and R Loomis for the remaining four card club members at Black's tearoom. Prize structure reversed with high score winning a consolation while hostess led the low score. Three guests Minas Harry Kirkey Ronald Hartman and T J Morris attended yesterday’s Novelty Twelve club meeting with Mrs Jay Roberta. Lunches featured purple and white decor. Mrs Ed Parr assisted serving. Jaeves Tarde club hosted by Mrs BR G Heald included her mother Mrs Ralph Starm. In two weeks the club will honor Mrs A J Cornwell with a birthday luncheon. anniversary dated April 16. Mrs Ed Anderson hosted B A W club members for a 50 day afternoon and 6 o'clock dinner at her home. Centerpiece included no potted hyacinth. Evan Dozen club to be entertained tonight by a mysterious Uncle Walt at Black's tea room. covers for 26. L M Delay hosted luncheon at Black's tearoom then moved to Mrs George Pika’s home for a music program. 15 in attendance.
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Bridge Porty
Mines
A. GC. Wilcox
A. Clark
Verne Brown
Minas
Harry Kirkey
Ronald Hartman
T. J. Morris
Novelty Twelve Club
Jay Roberta
Mre
Ed Parr
Evan Dozen ¢Lub
Uncle Walt
Black
Toom
Community Club Notes and Local Social Roundup
Linden MM EH Volunteer class met at the home of Rey and Mrs. Co W Harrop on Wednesday evening after business a PyCe rein was given under Mrs J Howe supervision Refreshments were served by Mrs Harrop and Mrs Ross Wilbur Leslie Filloon was elected President for the West Held Social union with Mrs W Dietz yesterday afternoon Mrs Harry Wardinger named vice president and Mrs Alvin Phillips Secretary treasurer A live bunny donated by Mrs M J Turney was sold to raise money toward the church pledge Mrs Dietz assisted by Mrs Turney served refreshments East Park Presbyterian church featured a large Ladies Aid program presided by Mrs William Stanford with proceeds of 12 Music by Windolf orchestra vocal solos by Virginia Stanford Zatha Pils on ukulele and handian guitar by Genevieve Holman Helen Margadant Gladys Crowell piano solo Nellis Staley readings by Bernice Mann Grace Hunt Lil Man Gramm and Margaret Hoth Saxophone duo Howard and Will Holman A 7 o clock dinner for Court of Honor members and guests hosted by Mrs M S Cornish Six ty five attended El Deen club hosted at Mrs Bronk Des Moines visit Anta visitor attended I C C F party at Mrs William Cedar Falls home yesterday afternoon for dancing and needlework Ball cast luncheon served by Mrs Cornish
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Linden MM
Rey
Co. W. Harrop
J. Howe
Harrop
Ross Wilbur
Lesiie Filloon Wan
W. W. Dietz
Harry Wardingere
Mra
Alvin Phillips
M. J. Turney
Dietz
Turney
East Park Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
William Stanford
Fred Cutler
Windolf Orchestra
Virginia Stanford
Zatha Pilson
Chambers
Genevieve -Holman
Helen Margadant
Gladys
M.S. Cornish
Calorie Talk and Hair Care Tips From Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes discusses dieting as fueling the body like an engine with calories and explains age based caloric needs. She notes 2700 daily calories for adults and warns against mono dieting while recounting early protein ideas and dangers of gelatine in hospitals. Hair and nail advice follow, recommending scalp massage and tonics to restore growth and curb nail biting with bitter aloes as a reminder.
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Holt
Idan W
Kitty
Side Talks on Graft and Debt in Everyday Life
Ruth Cameron probes how debtors avoid paying bills by moving homes and leveraging bankruptcy. She contrasts serious graft with common consumer nonpayment, noting telephone and taxi debts, hotel bills, and small frauds ripple into higher prices and broader costs for society.
Mexico City Dia de los Tuertos Tale of Love and Loss
An unnamed narrator travels with Lucia through Mexico City during early November. He recalls a vivid Día de los Muertos scene with colorful decorations and candlelit graves, and a romantic tale of Dolores and Henri involving a rich lover and a fortune.
Smart Shopping for Food Bargains and Savings
The article urges thrifty planning to cut food costs by buying in quantity for nonperishables and taking advantage of Saturday afternoon discounts on fresh fruit and meat. It notes risks of waste from overbuying perishables and explains why older stock may be offered at reduced prices.
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New York
Rompur
Becaus Society
Alwara Doog
May
Jong Run
Dolores Recalls Dia de los Muertos Tragedy at Mine Gate
Dolores mourns Henri at his grave as a revengeful rival from Mexico strikes him down at the mine. The narrative describes a solemn Dia de los Muertos procession, Dolore’s sewing toil, and the returned carriages of the rich from Mexico City.
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Henri
Dolores
Mexico City
Tovera
Hurial
Pulque
Neil Jackson elected president of local Pinocchle club
Neil Jackson was elected president of the Sunshine Pinochie club at a meeting in the Greater Waterloo association dining room. Harold Strayer was named corresponding secretary. They will serve a year. Forty were present at the $36.
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Neil Jackson
Sunshine Pinochie Club
Greater Waterloo Association
Harold Strayer
Banquet and Tournament Highlight Davidson Furniture Winners
The event crowned Lot Aizase as winner of the silver loving cup with Ray Dggert as runner up. Pales manager is noted for Davidson Furniture in Ber.
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Lot Aizase
Davidson Funnture
Ray
Dggert
Scouts Awarded Badges at Waterloo Court of Honor
First class badges were presented to Joe LaTier James Mussett Liove Briden and Wayle Briden of Troops 15 16 in a large Waterloo court of honor session. Ten scouts completed the full second class exam and earned advancement badges. Merit badge recognitions went to Lowell Smith Laura Lowderman David Dewey Dean McFarlane Edgar Vah Niman and George Bunn. A junior bugler school of instruction led by Tompkins covered fundamentals and practice stunts.
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Joe LaTier
James Mussett
Liové
Wayle Briden
Court of Honor
Waterloo
Greater Waterloo Association
J Harry Northey
George W. Wood
John W. Gwynne
A. C. Willford
Eugene Hardinger
Wayne Bishop
Robert Ebel
Charles Stewart
Kenneth Distel
William Ashmore
Everett Hahsen
Grant Baldwin
Harold Baul
Francis Kennedy
Thaas Thoye
Lowell Smith
Loura Lowderman
David Dewey
Déan McFarlane
Cilea
Edgar Vah Niman
George Bunn
Blair Wood
Twest Tompkins
Laggards In Waterloo Pay Dog Taxes Slow to Tax
Waterloo city dog licenses overdue for 70 days. Only 44 dogs wear 1928 license tags. May 1 penalties begin. county tags do not grant city immunity. City Clerk Charles MacKay says owners must pay both city and county taxes if dogs stay in the city. After May 1 the tax doubles.
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Waterloo
Charles MacKay
Kellogg's Bran Promises Relief for Constipation
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as all bran and effective for constipation. It claims regular daily use cleanses the intestines, improves health, and supports various tasty uses from cereals to baking, urging medical recommendation and broad grocery availability.
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Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Sermon at Y M C A on Good Friday by Dr J R Hanley
Dr J R Hanley preached on Faith during a Good Friday service at the Y M C A in Dastdm. From 12 20 to 2 p m he spoke of Christ as a triumph through the crucifixion and recalled early Christian courage. The event featured Miss Fisher leading singing and Albert Scho lin at the piano with R F Hurlburt giving opening prayer. The gymnasium was well filled with worshipers.
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Y. M.C
Dastdm
71 K. Hantey
France
Hanley
Ered G. Fisher
Albert Seholin
R. F.s Hurlburt
Baveral
Waterloo Girl in President Leads Local Club Program
Mary Cascaden daughter of Mrs Thomas Cascaden presides over a club program at First Congregational church with Waterlooo Girl singing as whistling soloist. The ensemble and solo work show talent under director George L Pierce. Proceeds benefit junior students with silver offerings at Grace church and First Congregational. The group is scheduled to perform at Cedar Falls Saturday and Sunday.
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Eimilaer
First Congregationalchurch
Waterloo
Amisa Mary Cascaden
Thomas Cascaden
George L. Pierce
Wast High
Grace Church
First Congregational
Cedar ‘Alls
Thea Geiger Seeks Separation From Loyle Galger
Thea Geiger petitions for divorce from Loyle Galger. They wed at Sioux City on February 11, 1911 and separated on July 1, 1922. She alleges cruel treatment.
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Thea Geiger
Regal
Loyle Galger
Ahs
Sioux City
Woman Seeks Divorce and Custody in Waterloo Case
Mary Hock seeks a decree of divorce from Herman Bock alleging desertion in November 1920. She requests custody of Phillis, 11, with Gilbert, 9, and Kenseth remaining with their father. The couple married in Waterloo on February 3, 4.
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Phillis
Gilbert
Kenseth
Mary Hock
Herman Bock
Isis
Waterloo
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Garol Prescott
June Harvey
Thelma Stark
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Genevieve Baldwin
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D. E. Staley
Becker Chapter
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Party For Veterans
D. of V
Gridiron
Church News
Jaeves Tarde Club
BR. G. Heald
Ralph Btarm
Club
A. J. Cornwell
Myre
Ed Anderson
B. AW. Club
L. M
Elay
George Pika
Black's Tea Room
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Ruth Cameron
Tim
Puta
Hallowtide
By Jessy A. Parsons
Lucia
Thal
Mexico
Fes
Dalores
Merida
Prieves
Bay
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Aison Henri
Ming
Earl
Don Rufino
Barbara Santa
MEA
Harland H. Allen
Soupa Crescent Macaroni & Cracker Ce
He Tate
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Grinnell College
City
Grinnell College Girls' Glee Club
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Grate M. E
Legion Post
Ralph A. Barrett
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American Legion
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Ranaesoes
Hall-Ekfelt Co
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