Vocational survey outlines aims of senior girls
Friday afternoon a survey of 102 senior girls in public and parochial high schools examined vocational plans. Teaching tops the list with 24 expressing intent, Nursing 3, College work 6, Journalism 7, many unsure of plans, 24 undetermined. Meetings, conferences, and refreshments followed, with Miss Brace and Mrs. Kenney directing.
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Educaional Committee of Business
Udofessional Women's Club
Princcipals
Ceat
Maria
Braco
Szereda
H. Plow
USA
Elizabeth Kenney
Mice Mere
Aylesworth
Miss Brace
American Association of University Women
FL J. Miller
Waterloo
Ihpir
Gast
Myra Loban
Mites
Hak Nor
Library
Della Darning
Library West
First Trinity reception for new members noted
Trinity American Lutheran church held its first reception in the church parlor greeting about 168 people led by Rev. and Mrs. FL Moehlmann and the church board. A program followed with songs, readings, and a tea service as 91 new members joined since the new quarters were dedicated two months ago. Bray Huckins news: Edwin Bray married Ruth Inez Huckins in a single ring ceremony at Rev. Henry Mueller's residence with witnesses Mrs. A. W. Doyle and Mr. and Mrs. Bray residing at 701 Webster Street. Bray works as a driver for Independent Fruit Co.
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Trinity American Lutheran Church
FL Herbert Moehlmann
Violet
Lily Michael
M. Moeh
Rosene Mansning
Arline Peters
Missionary Talk Highlights Life in Java and Plantations
A church program covered missionary experiences in Java, detailing native customs, plantation life, and efforts to address shortages and discipline. Mrs B A Weald presided with ten served by Mrs G Wilkins and Mrs Kate Branson. plans included a prayer service for the annual bank offering and honors for original charter members of St Pan’s Society.
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Java
Ivir
Mars
Mahle
Sh Pants Wanan
Puerto
New England
Deta
Fonr Square
B.A. Weald
Mys
It. G. Wilkins
Kate Branson
Innter Peurling
St. Pan's Society
St. Totinson
Real Live Husbands and Mothers Speak Up
A reader letter argues women should not be chained to home duties while husbands roam weekly. The writer urges independence, shared public work, and balanced roles, asking why a tired mother must stay home when many men and women share community duties.
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Voniplala
Ctr
Rhight
Lectures Promote South America Health Drive and Public Notices
Dr WA Ronit of Waverly spoke at a Woman's Foreign Missionary meeting on sanitation in South America and a hospital project to improve disease safety. The event included readings, music, and a talk by Elner M. Luchty on code revision. Others announced club activities, elections, and upcoming social functions.
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WA. Ronit
Waverly
South América
Woman's Foreles
Grace Mook
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Audiencs
Ranvinerdhia
Missildegerde Fitny
Portville
Robttrata
T Amtertern
Rane
Laws State ‘Teachers College
Warren
Avcloly
Mred J. Miller
I White
Curran
Community Club Notes and Society Meetings Summary
A jumble of social events spans several groups. The Thimblebee-Thirty-Ave unit of the Helen Gould auxiliary hosted a sewing session at Memorial Hall with Miss Pawling Garnion performing piano numbers and a reading by PL Smith. Lady circles plan Memorial Day observances, a May dinner, and a Bishop’s dinner. Teachers and parent groups announce picnics and banquets, while the Shakespearean society at Town State Teachers College schedules a Sunday banquet with 57 reservations. A Lions Club auxiliary meeting at K. O. Hall closes the notices with a 2 pm gathering.
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Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
Harry Society
Town Staite Teachers College
Black
Helen Stuntz
St Johns Bazaar Opens With Strong Attendance And Interest
The St John church bazaar drew good attendance and lively interest with many booth offerings. A supper runs 5 to 8 pm nightly this week, with night lunches available afterward. Saturday closes the event.
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St. John's Bazar
Bridge Club Notes and Franklin Club Meeting
Tuesday Twelve Bridge club held an evening at Mrs. EB C G Johnson home with Carl Hutton and Mrs Ed Wratt sharing honors. Miss Altan Dickens assisted in serving. Franklin club members gathered at Black's last night to hear Gerald Holton discuss The Origin and History of Insurance and Wendell Miller speak on Modern Autocratic Tendencies In Government.
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Mrseule Temple
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
A.W. McFarlane
Wnhterloo
Nihe
Mas
Mildred Rector
Elizabeth Artus
Mmes
Freda McLean
Anna Winstead
Emma Willier
Mies
Emma Smith
Anna Are
Ivlen Hutton
Edna Bradford
Inez Lund
Anna Thomas
Luca Burk
Edna Kleist
Flora Leland
Ccub
Margaret Morrison
Lichty
Pythian Sisters of Waterlan Temple
Grace Bickelberg
Fairbank
Clara Steere
Ethel Snodgrass
Mary Ttorner
Ble
Dion
Cedar Falls
Rofrestine
Twelve Bridge Club
EB. C G. Johnson
Carl Hutton
Ed Wratt
Altan Dickens
Franklin Club
Gerald Holton
Wendell Miller
Jimmy Nuss Defeats Bobby Woplin in Easy Bout
In Sault Ste. Marie Michigan last night Jimmy Nuss beat Bobby Woplin from Minneapolis over ten rounds. Nuss won every round, scored five knockdowns, and controlled the match despite Woplin's toughness.
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Jimmy Nuss
Bobby Woplin
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Uss
Billy Woplin
Minnneapolis
Woptin
Gentely
Fire at Mitchell residence sparks chimney debris
A fire at 4 0 S Richt caused by sparks from a chimney fell on the rear of Henry Mitchells home. Damage was limited to 25 dollars. An oil burner at A Burfer 116 West Peltington became unmanageable at 1045 yesterday. Firemen used three gallons of chemicals. No damage reported. A rubbish fire on a Mobile street at 2 30 yesterday required firefighters. they were not needed. Public notices advertise insurance services.
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Flenry Mitchell
Richt
WL A. Burfer
West Peltington
D. I
Dysart Names Cedar Falls Man as Superintendent
Dysart Iowa May 1 A B Farrell of Cedar Falls has been elected superintendent at the consolidated school for the coming year. He and his wife will take special work at Town State Teachers college Cedar Falls this year. He was formerly head of the validated school at Wyman Indiana. ABANDONS FURNITURE. Trask May Tess Wattand was issued for the arrest of Ed Surder of Geneseo township east of Geneseo church on a charge of passing a bad check. When country officers went after him he and his family were missing though the furniture was still in the house.
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Dysart
A. B. Farrell
Cedar Falls
Consolidated School of
Farrell
Town State Teachers College
Wyman
Trask
May Tess Wattand
Ed i Surder
Geneseo Township
Geneseo Church
Counry
Altho
Hair Care and Styling Advice From the Past
Woman readers learn current hair fashions for short, thin hair with side or middle parting. Styles feature forward strands, back knots, and delicate braids. Tips include fringe shaping, cloche hats, and front-wave techniques for a flattering silhouette. Public health tips appear alongside beauty guidance.
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Amart
Waterloo April post office receipts set new high
April receipts at the Waterloo post office reached 43833.23 dollars, up 12752.90 from April 1923's 30752.23. For January to April 1924 total revenue reached 144891.92, an increase of 22481.49 over 1923, with parcel post shipments from Joburg and manufacturers rising steadily per postmaster Ray C. Sygert.
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Waterloo Postoice
Ray C. Sygert
Jobberg
Western Asphalt Co. Wins Oelwein Paving Bid
Oelwein city council accepted Western Asphalt Co. Sioux City bid for eight inch asphalt paving at $2.69 per square yard with five inch concrete base. Two bids filed. total project cost about $215,000. Work to begin after order.
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Oelwein
Westersphalt Company
Sioux City
Ieationa
Aca
Bry-iana
Yussif Hussane Fractured Rib In Fall
Los Angeles May 1 Turkish heavyweight wrestler Yussif Hussane is hospitalized with a fractured rib and other injuries after being thrown to the floor during a match with Jim Londos. He was unconscious for about 20 minutes.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Yussif Hussane
Jim Londos
Hussane
Dubuque Judge Addresses Rotary on U.S. Constitution
On May 1 Judge John W. Kintsinger of Dubuque spoke to the Rotary club about the U.S. Constitution at its Tuesday meeting. About 57 teachers from local grades and high school attended the invitation to hear the lecture.
Honoring Judge F G Platt at Memorial Service
District court adjourned at Boon and Waterloo Saddlery closed as Black Hawk County Bar Association honors the late Judge Franklin C. Platt. Funeral held at 2 p m at 515 Third Street East Waterloo with Rev Efe McCollum Jones presiding and a quartet performing. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named among local judges and attorneys. Relatives attend from Port Huron and Boston.
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Waterloo Saddiery Company
Franklin CG. Platt
Third Street East
Mawk County Bar Association
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Waterloo
Platt
Albert Greeley
Naneen Davis
Henry Iblings
Harry McCowen
C. E. Pickett
George E. Lichty
G. W. Huntley
A. B. Lovejoy
Alfred Longley
Careless Shampooing Spoils The Hair Ad
An old advertisement touts Mulsifuad coconut oil shampoo as pure and gentle. It warns against harsh soaps that dry the scalp and damage hair while promising rich lather and easy rinsing for soft, lustrous, manageable hair. Fulfilled cocoanut oil shampoo sold at drug stores.
Autobiographical notes on Judge Platt and training details
The text cites Mrs HH M Beamer of Mishawaka and an autobographical statement by Judge Platt. It mentions 1869 entry to the University of Illinois, captaincy of a guard company, participation during the Chicago fire of 1871, and Illinois bar admission in 1876. It also notes a Chicago law practice period and Oswego New York high school nursing courses for girls.
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HH. M. Beamer
Mishawaka
Ind
Ilinois
Feading
Chicago
Use Lemons to Whiten Skin Advertisement
An old advertisement promotes a lemon and Orchard White mixture as a skin whitener. It claims a quarter pint bottle yields a fragrant lotion that lightens the face neck arms and hands and removes freckles sunburn and tan. It urges readers to mix the remedy themselves for best results.
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Brake Weil
Tate
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