Birthday party attendance rises at women’s club event
May group celebration under Mr. T Sullivan drew 183 guests with Mrs. W W Marsh presiding. Pink and orchid decor, crane-fringe arrangements, a 1st prize contest won by Mrs. B J Howrey, and table games highlighted a large birthday party at the Women’s Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Sullivan
W W. Marsh
Ayles Lovetlese
Agnes Thompson
Fred McClain
Margaret Weishaar
Anna Schultz
B.J. Howrey
John Simpson
Mmes
George Cousius
Earl Glasson
P. W_ Relaneee
G. M. Coykendall
XM Marsh
BR. H. Headford
J.B. Innes
George W. Nauman
Beauty tips and skin care remedies from a 19th-century column
A reader questions how to grow facial hair and treat pimples using home remedies. Advice covers creams, cuticle oil, and applying products only to pimples, plus cautions about hair dye and avoiding overuse. Additional tips include eating hot milk to build muscles, skin spots and moles assessment, exfoliating suggestions, and facial exercise routines to reduce thighs and tone muscles.
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Levi Kes
Van
M. A
Officers of B P W Convention Hostess Club Nominate Officers
Tsiness and Protessional Women's club members prepare for state and national conventions in July at West Baden Indiana. Nominating committee backs Elizabeth Kenney for federation president with several other officers named and floor nominations anticipated. The club reports 90 new members, about 53 percent of its strength.
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Iowa
Woman’s Rotary
Waterloo
Everetts
Fred Willier
Helen Gould
Me‘martial Halk
Dete‘kates
Tsiness
P Rotussional Women’s Club
Carrin M. Bell
Des Moines
Mary Eggert
Frances Plath
Davenport
Mary O. I Rstrom
Keokuk
Emma Huntoon
Dubiqua
Church News Highlights Local Women and Class Events
The Baraca class at Evangeli fical church hosted a dinner with C F Altstadt speakers and a toasmaster Merri Knott. Walnut Street Sunday School hosted Philo tehye and plans for May 27 supper. Women’s societies of Grace Church met with devotionals and mission topics. Tabitha home and First Lutheran and First Presbyterian activities noted with meetings, committees, and refreshments.
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Baraca
Evangelifecal
Ding Ner
Hlack
Terroon
C.F. Altstadt
Merri Knott
Alenel Raeck
Maroig Miller
Air
Altstaart
Philathea
Walnut Street
Mise Ben Mert
Oran Neatting
Ralph Birtiiney
Sresson
Myr RL M MacDonald
Mieses Lulu
Sons carry mother's body to church chapel service
Six sons of Mrs Augusta P Wing carried her body about five blocks to Washington township chapel and cemetery for a service they performed for their father six months earlier. Mrs Wing died at a daughter's home near the chapel. An advertisement follows for hats at Woods Millinery discount sale.
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Genar Balls
Mars
Augusta P_ Wing
Washington Township Chapel
Presbyterians Promote Education Fund in Iowa Banquet
A men’s loyalty banquet at Black’s tearoom highlighted Iowa Presbyterian support for religious privileges and college education. Speakers including Dr. L Myron Boozer and Dr. J R Macartney urged fund raising for a 2 million dollar campaign aiding Presbyterian colleges, universities, and church work among students.
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Presbyterian Church of Iowa
Macadusy
L. Myron Boozer
Amas Collegial Presbyterian Church
Tig Reading
Amas
J. R. Macartney
First Church
Presbyterian Church
Laughlin
J. W.W. Laughlin
Board of Education
The
Iowa Presbyterian Education Fund
Dr. Boozer
J. G. Leech
Lake City
R.A. Burton
Danville
Theva. G. Berry
Los Angeles
Gales
A. M. Boyd
Toronto
Van
Extra Trackage on Independence Near Complete Soon
Winds Central rail road workers progress on 4000 feet of extra track from east halt junction near Independence avenue to the east city limits. Most is laid. some surface work and stalled switches remain. Target date is May 15. The project extends double track to the interlocking plant of W I N at the city limits to reduce crossing delays. Cost is 325000.
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Winds Central Railroad
East Halt Junction
Independence Avenue
National Hospital Day Observed Across Country May 12
National Hospital Day to be observed nationwide on May 12 with open house at St. Francis hospital and refreshments for visitors. The date marks Florence Nightingale’s birthday, acknowledging her pioneering nursing during the Crimean War. Presbyterian Hospital does not observe the day.
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United States
Canada
St. Francis
Baying
Florence Nightingale
Presbyterian Hospital
Reappointed police matron under Mayor Gnagy
Mrs. Fred C Sage was today reappointed to the office of police matron by Mayor A B E Gnagy. She has served two years since her first appointment after Gnagy's 1922 election. Most appointive officials have retained their posts. two changes occur with incumbents remaining except for the chief of police and the scavenger.
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Fred C. Sage
Police Maten
A. B E. Gnagy
Gnagy
T ‘Ist
Po- Nce
Scavenger
Funeral of Bremer Pioneer Is Sunday at Denver Church
Julius Foelske died of paralysis at his Bremer county home last Thursday. Born June 18 1848 in Germany he came to the United States in 1881 and built four farms totaling 445 acres near Big Wood. Surviving are 14 children 4 sisters a brother and 17 grandchildren. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Lutheran church in Denver with Rev Shoenbahn officiating.
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Denver
Julius Foelske
Mr. Shoenbahn
Mr. Foelske
Germany
United States
Bremer Country
Big Wood
Irred
Janesville
Herman Willie
Julius
August
William
Emil
Albert
Reinold
Lena
Hulda
Fred Miller
Waverly
Fred Everding
Tripoli
Pastors and Wives Plan May Picnic in Black Hawk County
Ministers of Black Hawk county and their wives will hold an annual outdoor picnic at Morris Isle above Cedar Falls on Wednesday May 21 1924. Waterloo Ministerial association secured the wooded site with Y M C A courtesy. Committees on location transportation refreshments recreation were appointed by Rev A P Blough. Program features community games pastimes and sports plus a big picnic luncheon and refreshments.
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Black Hawk County
Morris Isle
Cedar Falls
Y. M. GA
Waterloo Ministerial Association
A. P. Blough
Clinton F. Smith
C. V. Allison
V. Williams
Wedding Cake Slice From Warmington Celebration Reaches Local
L F Howell of 534 Archer Avenue received a piece of wedding cake today served at the golden wedding celebration of his parents in Warmington England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Archer Avenue
Warmington
England
Lemon Juice Whitens Skin
An advertisement claims a home lemon based lotion can whiten skin. Mix two lemons with three ounces of Whits, shake, and apply to face neck arms and hands for a softening whitening effect. Promises no irritation and notes stage beauties use it for a rosy white complexion and freckle or sunburn lightening.
Club Notes 8: Dawsnon and Bentley host at meeting
G W Dawson, assisted by T Bentley, entertained Les Reunes Amies club informally at home Monday afternoon. Mrs Fola Patterson was hostess to Cre cit at a luncheon this afternoon at Bkick's tearoom. Phore Pwery Covers for 1.
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G. W. Dawsnon
A T. Bentley
Les Reunes Amies Club Informative
Fola. Patterson
Bkick
Phore
Workman Injured From Fall At Bryant Paving Co Site
A Bryant Paving Co truck fall injured a workman on a Cedar Falls project. The man jumbled from the truck near the plant. he suffered a sprained right ankle but was taken home by physicians reporting injuries not serious. Local authorities documented the incident at dawn.
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Bryant Paving Co
Jon Medica
Rin Street
Severum
Biryant Paving Company
Cedar Falls
Mornine
Medira
Highwa
Parkersburg Beats Iowa Falls Nine 9-4
Parkersburg defeated the semipro Iowa Falls team 9 to 4. Le Cramer hit a homer with bases loaded in the sixth to spark the comeback. Tresemier pitched well for Parkersburg, allowing five hits and striking out ten over the full game. Iowa Falls errors helped Parkersburg secure the win.
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Wiwa Walls
Bo Beint
Parkersburg Bagetall
Iowa Pats
LE Cramer
Mamvisan
Ant
Tparkershire
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Frank McDonald
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