Waterloo Woman's club reception details announced
The Iaet society notes final plans for a reception at the Waterloo Woman's Club home set for Thursday afternoon and evening. President H W Grout and other officers will form the receiving line, with board members assisting and past presidents at tea tables. The event includes music, decorations, and a kitchen shower with gifts for club use, plus new membership additions bringing total to over 500.
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Iaet
Waterloo Woman's Club
H. W. Grout
George W. Natman
Matt Parrott
Pgo
Mary P. Edgerton
J. W. Henderson
Sid
L.A. Watkins
Wrouk Riessling
Iairy Kimball
Freak Shores
H. W. Bigworth
Eia
Vlestors
Ihe
House Committee
Alfred Longtey
WH. Neuman
B. W. Scehunomian
University Women to host senior girls dinner
University Women plan a 6 30 p m dinner in Risch's tearoom on Tuesday May 1 for senior girls instead of a luncheon. Miss Lilian Lambert will speak on The Twentieth Century College Girls and the program includes music and readings.
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Whle
Waterloo
A. A. Ui. Wa
Risch’s
Teuyroom
Lilian Lambert
Viossar Callega
Iowa State
Jack Patterson
Robert Cole
Maudy Dudley
DuMond Recital Set Tomorrow at T C Auditorium
Waterloo residents Joe and Jon DuMond, baritone and pianist, will perform a recital tomorrow evening at Techewera College Auditorium Cedar Balls. The program includes works by Walk, Amaty, Deret, and others, with a cordial reception expected and past appearances noted in other cities.
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Jon DuMond
Baritage
Syeilt
Tewxehera College Auditadium
Misa Jemy Rohde
Companiot
Waterloo
Axsurey
Dol Mio Amaty Boi
The
Formakon Mariner
Miss Ruth Cusack to Wed John G. Lemmer
Miss Ruth Cusick plans marriage to John G. Lemmer of Cedar Falls. A mother’s 6:30 dinner hosted 18 guests featured lake centerpieces, silver envelopes, and spring lavender bouquets. Guests included Esther Orahan, Grace Orahan, Delwan, and Mrs Murphy.
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Ruth Cusick
John G. Lemmer
Cedar Falls
Ganavieve Averill
Esther
Grace Orahan
Delwaln
G. G. Murphy
Winthrop
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes answers letters on beauty and personal care. Readers describe complexions, hair color choices, and grooming tips with practical advice on cleansing creams tonics and hair removal while warning against unsuitable products and emphasizing hygiene.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Fame and Greatness in Public Life
A discussion on whether famous people deserve forgiveness for tactless remarks. The group weighs perception of fame versus true greatness, arguing that fame implies privilege while greatness is marked by humility, tolerance, and willingness to accept recognition graciously. They contrast temperament and generosity with entitlement.
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Esteta
Fane
Eimes
Hugh
Fa- Mous
Local Church Groups Elect Officers and Set Activities
Miss Emma Schmidt was named president of the Young People's Missionary Society at First Evangelical church. Officers include Eva Abrams and Trene Arnavier as presidents, Bratten Treichert as secretary, Tata Hostetler as treasurer, and Penlo Anion as delegate to the Cedar Pass convention. Various guilds and Catholic Girls club events are announced, with meals and devotional services planned. a robbery at Rewey State Bank in Wisconsin is reported, with bonds and securities valued at 5000 stolen after telephones were cut.
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Emma. Schmidt
Young People’s Missionary Society
Eva Abrams
Trene Arnavier Presdents
Bratten Treichert
Tata Hostetler
Pencl Anion
Cedar Pass
Pienio Upper
Namey Shopping Guide for Fabrics and Qualities
A shopper’s primer lists common fabrics with origins uses and price variation. It notes long cloth generic cotton blends India linen misnamed as linen, Hinene imitation linen, Challis for dresses or cheap garments, Khaki as dual colored from windward roots, Calico from India for wrappers and house dresses, Plannelet with raised nubs, Gul ing flannel for wraps and gowns, Swiss dimity and mull from Hind sources, with emphasis on recognizing quality and appropriate sections of stores.
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India
Calfout
Switzerland
City in Brief: Ottumwa talks and local notices
Dr E R Shannon will address the Iowa State Medical Society in Ottumwa tonight. M W W Berg begins duties as jelly phusmbing inspector in city hall. Miss Marjorie Burditt returns to Waterloo Public Library after illness. Miss Julia G C Robinson visits librarian Maria Brace. Jerome Myers of Chicago visits city for business and to see sister Mrs W Hanmmand. Miss Mars Taylor recovers from pneumonia. Marie C Brace librarian returns from Dunlap after mother’s death. V W Smnelzer fireman at Station 2 treated at St Francis for typhoid fever. Bertha Lampman operated on for appendicitis and recovering. Florence Able are located in Washburn IA after disappearance. J C Nietzel from US Veterans Bureau reviews trainee cases. will visit Dubuque tomorrow. O A Tadore street commissioner warns against dirt in gutters during cleanup week. Robert Miller bitten by dog. owner to be charged by city attorney.
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E. R. Shannon
Iowa State Medical Society
Ottumwa
M. W. W. Berg
Misa Marjorie Burditt
Waterloo Public Library
Mars Taylor
St. Francis Hospital
Marie C. Brace
Public Brary
Dunlap
V. W. Smnelzer
O. A. Tador
iStreet
Robert Miller
Max Miller
Tie
Polica
Cily
Beauty Drives Waterloo Welfare Building's Exterior Makeover
Waterloo Social Welfare League at 728 Franklin Street seeks improvements to its grounds and exterior. Superintendent Dorothy Taylor notes no beautification funds exist but calls for shrubbery flowers and brass accents to improve appearance for visitors and inspire civic pride. Donations from businesses florists and individuals are welcomed to support the project.
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Waterloo
Sys
Taylor
Welfare League
Capriet Limited Fast Pullman Service Chicago to Washington
Baltimore & Ohio railroad announces a new 15 hour Pullman only Capriet Limited between Chicago and Washington starting Sunday May 18. The train departs Chicago at 1 pm and arrives in Washington the next day at 5 am, with connectivity to New York at 2 44 pm.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Chicago
Washington
Capriet Limited
Government Seeks Reinstatement of Soldier Insurance
Grover C. Davis plans to visit Waterloo subdistrict Veterans Bureau tomorrow to discuss reinstatement of war risk insurance for World War veterans in the area. The nationwide drive promotes liberal terms and claims the converted policy offers cheap coverage, noting Waterloo district restarts led by Captain John C. Newman and Roland E. Netcott with notable totals in the nine district.
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Grover C. Davis
Lodey
Waterloo
Veterans Bureau
Iowa
John C. Newman
Wichtta
Kan
Roland EB. Netcott
May Close Streets to Make Playground for City's Children
Indianapolis prompt to close several city streets at set hours to serve as playgrounds for children. Capt. Michael Glenn head of the police traffic department proposes closing streets part of each day in summer. The idea is before the city recreation department and is under advisement.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Michael Glenn
Glenn
City Recreation Department
Pythians and Guests Enjoy Supper and Dance
Members of Helmet lodge Knights of Pythias with their wives Pythian Sisters and escorts attended a supper and dance last night. The program opened with the D. R. K. Ko band, featured Ralph Martin James Murphy in a vocal duet, and included solos by Wayne Henning with orchestra accompaniment.
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Helmet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Ralph Martin
James Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Wayne Henning
Margaret Connally
Darlene Whittle
Miss Whittle
United Brethren Orchestra
Clifford Patry
Earl Wilcox
Leta Poulner
Laveta Anderson
Loyce Thornberry
Delbert Hanson
Helen Hertzog
Wayna Henning
R. G C. Metcall
Donald Main
Amyr Whittle
Harold Parry
William Hanson
Lee Hanson
Herbert Osthalmer
Floyd Dolan
Helen Whittle
Nu-Shine shoe polish advertised with glossy claims
An advertisement extols Nu-Shine shoe polish from the Nu-Shine Co of Reidsville NC. It promises quick high shine, lasting durability for six days, leather protection, water proofing and pore sealing. Available in multiple colors for 25 cents per bottle at stores and cobblers.
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Browe
Murtas
Coele
Nu-Shine
Reidsville
N.C
U-Shine
Injured Man Survives After Bridge Collision Crash
Ralph Tullar of 1656 Sycamore Street was thrown from his car when it struck the Eleventh Street Bridge at 3 20 yesterday. At St Francis hospital doctors report no skull fracture and expect rapid recovery. Witness Paul Porter, Forum Saute manager, said the car sped west and zigzagged before the crash.
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Ralph Tullar
Sycamore Street
Eleventh Street
St. Francis Hospital
Tullar
Paul Porter
Forum
Bishop to Speak at District AME Convention Here
Rev. I. J. Cottin of Philadelphia, bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal church, is expected to speak at the district convention in the Local AME church May 15 to 18. The district covers Iowa Minnesota North and South Dakota and much of Canada. Presiding elder Rev. T. B. Stovall of Minneapolis will oversee sessions. A reception is planned for May 17 with welcome remarks by Mayor Guagy and ministers. Rev. P. M. Lewis is host church pastor.
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I. J. Cottin
Philadelphia
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Iowa
Aiinesota
North
South Dakota
Canada
T. B. Stovall
Minneapolis
A. F. Guagy
Ministerial Association
P. M. Lewis
Fifteen New Measles Cases Reported
Fifteen new cases of measles were reported to the city clerk at noon today. The previous day’s total stood at 20, with a case of scarlet fever reported yesterday afternoon involving Coral J. Cobb of 1115 Reco jp Street west though the spelling is unclear. A plan began for bringing a number of Norwegian volunteers to Angby along the Alaska Highway.
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Belo
Aligs
Coral J. Cobb
Reco
Steeet West
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