Waterloo Welcomes Delegates at Iowas Women Clubs Meeting
Mayor A Gua gy extends a warm Waterloo welcome to delegates at the fifteenth biennial Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs convention. The program includes the debut of the Waterloo Woman's Club chorus, an invocation by Dr. A B Curran, and a dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson. Tea, luncheons, and receptions follow across Grace M E church, the Universalist church, and local homes with joint hosting by Eastern Star.
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A. ©. Guagy
Waterloo
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
B. J. Howrey
Waterloo Woman's Club Chorus
H.C. Wilbur
A. B. Curran
Grace M. E. Church
Howrey
Galen Tilden
Ames
the Universalists
Young Women's Christian Association
Universalist Church
Ian
Russell Lamson
West High Auditorium
B. T. Alford
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. C. Balliett
H. B. Plumb
Thomas G. Winter
Minneapolis
Gravechurch
Daughters of Isatells
Sunnyside Country Club
Eastern Star
Speeker
Russell-Lamson
Byrnes
Cedar River
Cedar Heights
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Bureau of Information
J. G. McAlvin
Grace Church
Alfred Longley
Automobics
C.a.morris
Woman's Club Opens New Waterloo Weekend House May 10
Thursday May 10 marks the formal opening of Waterloo Weeken club house as officers move the date up from May 12 to avoid a conflict with Sunnyside Country club season opener. Members and visitors will be received both afternoon and evening at the new quarters.
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Waterloo Weeken
Sunnyside Country Club
Woman's Club
Beauty Chats on Manicure Scissors and Nail Care
Edna Kent Forbes explains why manicure scissors help keep nails smooth and how cuticle removers can dry skin. She cautions against overusing scissors and emphasizes feeding nails with oil or cream, plus pushing back cuticles after washing.
Side Talks on Parents and Children by Ruth Cameron
Ruth Cameron reflects on happiness from human relationships, arguing true joy comes from loving interactions with children. She notes many parents miss this by overanxiousness or dislike of children, and urges building a bridge of family tenderness to enjoy parenting at home.
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Chidren
Amule
Post-School Swimming Plans for Girl Reserves Noted
The Girl Reserve executive council discussed a post school swimming class to start June 19 with daily sessions except Sundays. Open to girls 10 to 15, registration due by May 30. Beginners and advanced swimmers to be taught, funded by the health education department. An outdoor festivity and awards event may follow, with contests and games.
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Girl Reserve Department
Ithe
Health Education
Central Christian Loyal Girls Welcome Nine New Members
The Loyal Girls class hosted an informal dinner for nine new members at the YWCA dining room last evening. Seating for 18 and yellow and white decor with May basket placecards marked the event. a brief business meeting interrupted socibilities led by Miss Irma Klostemeyer with Miss Anna Matrary assisting. Mrs. George W. King hosted the Golden Red club of Union Congregational Church at her home Wednesday afternoon.
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Central Christian Loyal Girls
Irma Klostemeyer
Anna M,ratory
George W. King
Golden Red Club
Union Congregational Church
Wild Rose club holds all day session at Mrs Jewell’s
Eight members and four guests attended at 30214 Commercial street for an all day Wild Rose club session. Dinner at noon was served by Mrs. William Deebe and Mrs. W. i3. Her Ten. Marigolds decorated the table. The business session, chaired by Mrs. Fannie Cerda, decided to meet the first Thursday of each month in summer.
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Charles Jewell
Commercial Street
Wild Rose Club
William Deebe
Bernett Quartet to Broadcast Tonight on WRAN
Bernett Quartet led by Harry D Bernett violin Harry L White clarinet Ralph Bernett cello and Miss Gayl Campbell piano will air this evening on WRAN Black Hawk Electric. Program includes Fidelity Losey Overture Keler Bela Chant sans paroles Tschaikowsky Zaliah and other selections themed as a musical broadcast by the radio phone program.
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Sutton Genuine
Panquit
Robyn
Rocel-Clere
Gabriel-Marie
Buying Electricity in Everyday Homes
The article explains alternating and direct current use, noting AC suits residential districts for long distances while DC powers manufacturing and devices like dry batteries. It describes fuses as safety valves, overload causes, fuse replacement guidance, and basic insulation concepts including conductors, insulators, and protections against shocks and fire.
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Hansa
G W A Report for April Shows Local Activities
The Greater Waterloo Association notes in its April bulletin that 14 members traveled to Chicago on April 9 to meet Chicago Great Western officials for better rail shipping between Waterloo and northern and southern points. The report highlights an open house by Becker Chapman American Legion post on April 19 with local civic leaders, and the Second District American Legion convention sessions in the association rooms. It lists upcoming conventions including the State Federation of Women's Clubs biennial on May 22 expected to draw over 1,000 visitors, and reports ongoing La Porte road straightening work to remove three dangerous railroad crossings.
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Greater Waterloo Association
Chicago
Chicago Great Western
Waterloo
American Legion
Filmat
Becker- Chapman Post
American Legion Convention
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
la Porte Road
Waterloo Library Drops Regular Saturday Story Hours
Waterloo public library ends the standard Saturday afternoon story hours for children. Story times will occur irregularly in spring and summer when schedules suit children and librarians, due to increased activities and a shortage of staff.
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Waterloo Public Lbrary
Walter Graham to Speak at Galloway Club Banquet
Walter Graham will deliver the welcome address at the annual junior-senior banquet at the Galloway club on Saturday evening May 12. Aaron Miller will respond. Arlene Stull reads, then Russell Beachler Jack Levingston and Letha Stull toast on April Fools May Baskets and Juno Bugs. Grace Haswell plays piano solo, then dancing to follow.
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Walter Graham
West High
Galloway Club
Aaron Miller
Arlene Stull
Russell Beachler
Jack Levingston
Letha Stull
Juno Bugs
Grace Haswell
Cedar Rapids First In Legion Auxiliary Population
Cedar Rapids leads United States with the largest Legion Auxiliary unit at 660 members and ranks first among Iowa towns with 680 members. The state has 488 active units, and the top twelve include Waterloo 169, Council Bluffs 1649, Davenport 158, Des Moines 195, Ottumwa 224, Burlington 210, Sioux City 282, Sigourney, Grinnell, Indianola, and Meson City. The state convention is set for Burlington from May 2 to 11.
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Waterloo
Council Buifs
Becker-Chapman
American Legion
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
United States
Ce ‘Dar Rapids
Sioux City
Ottumwa
Burlington
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Meson City
Sigourney
Ue Grinnell
Indianola
Des Moines Streetcar System Comes Back
W F Parrott described Des Moines streetcar progress as a comeback with crowded cars and freshly painted equipment. He noted an advertising push for a city beautiful program yielding interest and observed Des Moines’ apparent prosperity and ongoing construction.
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Des Moines
W. F. Parrott
Mr. Parrott
In Brief Local Notices and Appointments
City brief lists J. S. Holden traveling for Wabash railway in Chicago and Mrs. Ferguson visiting Cedar Rapids. H. Sturtevant of Chicago Great Western was here on business. A bicycle thief reports loss of a wheel at the police station. Various residents travel, recover, or suffer minor incidents including a council appraising Theodore Meyer estate and court terms opening next week. Incidents include injuries, horses impounded, and hospital updates. Hazel M. Cass to open Sumner show season. St Marks vestry to meet. Dr Horton asks members present.
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J. SM. Holden
Wabash Railway
Chicago
H. H. Ferguson
Grana Rapids
Mich
W. EF. Parrott
Cedar Heights
H. Sturtevant
Southern Division
Chicago Great Western Railway
Harl Bloensna
Riehl Street
Milas Zeta Henselman
Dubuque
Leona New
Third Avenue West
Albert Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Sarah Garinger
Utica’ Street
A. HL. Haswell
Des Moines
Tha
Heartman Club
Central Century Club
Equitable Life Insurance Company
A. R. Markle
Jefferson Street
Conrad Gushard
Gary
Ind
W. T. Einster
Berth Street
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
H. W. Grout
W. A. Bowen
G. J. Bondurant
Theodore Meyer
H. B. Boies
G. W. Wood
E. B. Stiles
Manchester
D. W. Groom
St. Albany ‘Street
Wiliam Wrightley
Park Road
Williston Avenue
Sixth Streets
Kurtz
Kenneth Lynn
Frank Lynn
Waterloo
Will Conaty
Lynn
Rock Island
Nina M. Ricketts
First Street West
Boy Scout Office
Hazel M. Cass
Watterloo
Sumner
I T
Mss Cass
Gass| Pany 15
Pythian Sisters Fourth District Meet in Iowa Falls
The nineteenth annual convention of Pythian Sisters Fourth Town district will be in Iowa Falls next Tuesday. Delegates from Ackley Charles City Clear Lake Dows Eldora Greene Grundy Center Hampton Mason City Nashua Rockford St Ansgar will attend. Activities include memorial service, grand temple decree, and public installation with luncheon and dinner for delegates.
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Town Falls
Pythian Sisters
Fourth Town
Alice M
Boylan
Eldora Supreme Mistress
Grand Campie
Lure J. Hauder
Brand
Eldora
Josephine Schmidt
St. Ansgar
Anna Morrison
Grundy Centar
Belle Woodstock
Clear, Lake
Ackley
Charles City
Clear Lake
Dows
Greene
Grundy Center
Hampton
Mason City
Nashua
Rockford
Schindt
Jesse Pardon
Jennie Malnix
Hauser
Venus Temple
Equality Temple
Carter
Grady Center
Iowa Falla
Sudden Drop in Temperature as Northwest Wind Takes Over
A wind shift from south to northwest yesterday caused a rapid 26 degree fall on the government thermometer. The day reached a high of 73 and a low near 51 as a cool front moved in. Tonight may bring a light frost in the northern part of the state. Clothing shifted from light garments to heavy coats and some furs as conditions cooled.
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Aternoon
Radio program schedule and notices from Davenport paper
Radio schedule from Palmer School of Chiropractic Davenport Indiana lists weather forecasts time signals educational talks and chimes with concert programs and sports scores. Courier Journal Louisville telegram broadcast details include central standard time announcements and a problem column by Karl C von Lackum inviting reader questions about radio receiving equipment.
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Palmer School of Cntropractic
Davenport
Baturdey
Foraczet
Marute
As Cc. Hall
Haseball
Sandman
Erwin Swindell
U. S. C. Orchestra
WHAS
Karl C. von Lackum
the Courier
Parrotts Move to New Factory with Retail Shop
Matt Parrott and Sons plans a new single story factory between Bratnaber and Edwards streets, about July 2, with a retail shop at 509 Sycamore Street in the former George G. Weitse location. The plant will cover about 1142192 square feet, with offices storage and a basement boiler room. The aim is to streamline manufacturing by placing all operations on one floor.
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Matt Parrott & Sons Co
Bratnaber
Edwards Strets
Sycamore Street
George G. Weitse
W. F. Parrott
Bible Studies at Walnut Street Baptist Ends Tonight
Evening program closes the training course for daily vacation bible school leaders at Walnut Street Baptist Church. Rev Victor N Witter and Rev C A Carman will speak on The Story Method and Thematization Blatbed. About 20 attendees from Oelwein Webster City Dubuque Manchester and Cedar Falls plus local churches. Rev J O White spoke on organization and probation of bible study classes.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Victor N. Witter
Baptist
C. A. Carman
Grinnell
C. C. Brown
Baptist Shurch
Dunkerton
Oelwein
Webster City
Dubuque
Manchester
Cedar Falls
Vinton
J. O. White
Indianola
Legion Post Here Plans Drive To Increase Members
Becker-Chapman Best American Legion held a regualr meeting at Memorial hall to discuss plans for a drive this month to boost membership. A second meeting will be called to finalize plans. They voted not to lead Memorial Day ceremonies but to work with other patriotic groups. Clyde W. Davis was chosen to command a firing squad at soldiers graves. Dr E L Rohif spoke on grave care at Arlington National Cemetery. The post will not form a Boy Scout troop but will offer a trophy for competition among local troops, with A C G Johnson, K P Jensen and BR F Bramble chosen to secure the award.
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Becker-Chapman Best
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Clyde W. Davis
E. L. Rohif
Arlington National Cemetery
Becker-Chapman
Varrow
A. C G. Johnson
K. P. Jensen
BR. F. Bramble
Allitabie
Patterns for Waterloo Evening Courier fashion mail order
Waterlo o Evening Courier advertises obtaining up to date pattern designs from the Fashion Department. Enclose 15 cents for each pattern and send to Waterloo Evening Courier. Patterns are for sewing, orders filled as possible and should reach within ten days after sending.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
My Facial Youth One Reason Why My Beauty Lasts Cleansing Claims
Edna Wallace Hoppers marketing a facial Youth program touts a liquid cleanser My Facial Youth alongside Youth Cream White Youth Clay and Hair Youth. She cites Parisian Lucie Lantelme as origin and promotes cleansing firming whitening and wrinkle reduction with lemon in the formula priced at 75 cents per bottle and sold by druggists and toilet goods dealers.
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Lam
Lucie Lantelme
Edna Wallace
Jaisa
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