Society Notes Detail Local Woman's Club Officers
Thursday afternoon meeting of the Mary Melrose chapter reports election of officers including vice regent and treasurer. The group emphasizes Americanization and welfare work with gifts to Piney Woods school and other institutions, a large banner presentation, and an essay contest. A luncheon and literary program followed, with about 105 members present.
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Tae
F. P. Rehmeier
F. Harold Rewling
Addelta Boies
Norther
Treasur
W. Koaoo
M. J. Morgan
EL. Sedgwick
FLL
Chatwher
H. B. Boies
Abs
A. G. Sawyer
Piney Woods School
Baste
Bellevue Hospital
Paris
Winterlo ¢Hapter
Mary Melrose
Weterloo Woman's Club
West Board of Education
Irsty GB. Burr
C. Davis
C. W. Knoop
Civil War Veterans Honored at Lincoln Circle May Dinner
Mrs Charlotte Morgan of Cedar Heights, first president of Lincoln circle 24 years ago, was guest of honor at the annual May dinner in Black's tea room. She presented a bouquet of roses to veterans as Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic hosted the event.
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H.W. Sigworth
Mary Melrose
Bowerage
Ruth
St Park Presbyterian 1
Grau
Charlotte Morgan
Cedar Heights
Lincoln Circle
The
G. A. Th
Black's
Morgan
Julian Lang
Postvillr
Hawthorne School
Hawthorne
Tesroom
Lang
Joe Wharam
Mason City
Biessons
Woman's Clubhouse Painting Given by Nine Husbands
The Woman's Clubhouse exterior woodwork is being refurbished at the gift of nine husbands. Herbert M. Reed C W Chanman Judge C B Ransier E L Johnson Judge H B Roies George Lichty T W W Grant Dr W J Tickley I B Lachty C A Morris fund the project. Officials will welcome members and friends for informal opening from 2:30 to 5:30 and 8 to 10 tomorrow with tours roof to cellar.
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Watering Woman's Club
Wil
Herbert M. Reed
C. W. Chanman
C. 8. Ransier
E. L. Johnson
H. B. Roies
George Lichty
Tf. W.W. Grant
Rhgwer
Albertine Bachle to Wed Ray J Zwisler
Mrs. Frank Bachle hosted six to eight young women at a 6:30 dinner party honoring her daughter Albertine whose coming marriage to Ray J Zwisler was announced for Tuesday May 15. Orchid and pink decorations featured sweetpeas as centerpieces and cards announced the betrothal. Guests from out of town included Miss Vara Zwisler of Manchester and Mrs HLS Walker of Chicago.
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Frank Bachle
Albertine
Ray J. Zwisler
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forses
Edna Kent FOrses advises spring skin care and health tips in a period column. She discusses heat adjustment as temperatures rise, recommending oranges and sulfur to purify the blood, plus a mild skin regimen including a sulfur treatment, a facial rinse, and a weekly astringent cleanse. She notes dietary guidance to gain weight for underweight readers and a beauty routine for mature skin with a cleansing and toning sequence.
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Sylvia
Oliva Ei
Side Talks on Wedding Gifts and Surprises
Ruth Cameron muses on whether wedding gifts should be total surprises or eagerly desired items. The piece recalls gifts from linens to silver, noting how intention matters more than price, and that thoughtful, suitable presents bring real, gracious joy.
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Atal Trey
Rhishin
Luncheon Kickoffs Plans for Biennial Waterloo Convention
Local groups gathered for a luncheon in Waterloo as they prepare for the biennial convention of Women’s clubs. Mr. Howrey chaired planning. Mrs. Marquis leads the university committee arranging hospitality for more than 1,060 arriving delegates. Activities included program talks by school leaders, music by club members, and volunteer hostesses coordinating lodging and meals. The season’s final meeting featured Lincoln School and PTA discussions, with 92 volunteers serving refreshments and a strong emphasis on organized guest hosting.
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Kevery
Jan Rederntina
Wainen
Waterloo
J. Howrey
Hlark
Howrey
FP. L. Marquis
Talnuene
Lincoln Behool
HL. A. Baysen
Association
RA. F E. Thompson
Charlotte Aristades
Merle Witt
Abraham Lincoln
G. W.W. Kilne
Hygienic standards in underwear fashion emerge
The article argues for health focused underwear choosing lightweight breathable fabrics to improve warmth, ventilation, and comfort. It favors linen and cotton, notes drawbacks of wool and silk in moisture handling, and warns against expensive, fragile trims that wear easily. It calls for simpler, practical styles.
Temple Rebekah Thimblebee Meeting in Mason City
Members will attend a thimblebee tomorrow afternoon at Mason City home. Tea towels will be taken, covers for clar s prepared, refreshments served, and the event to proceed at the temple lodge.
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Temple Rebekah
LO. O
Mason City
Happy Hour Club Luncheon and Social at Mrs Arbuckle Home
Members of Happy Hour club were entertained at luncheon by Mrs J W Arbuckle in her residence yesterday. Violets and other spring flowers formed the decorative element. Mrs Georges Martin and Mrs W W Wyant assisted with serving. An informal social afternoon followed the luncheon. Good Luck club will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs BD Lt Holly 426 Clay. Luft a Lot club spent a big day with Mrs Jay Middlekutt Tugaday.
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Happy Hour Club
J. W. Arbuckle
Georges Martin
W. W. Wyant
Holly
Clay
Jay Middle
Community church events showcase season festival and meetings
First Congregational Christian Endeavor plans a season festival at 7 30 pm Friday with Miss Stele Bushnell and Margaret Ferris as general committee. The event features a movie, supper from four season themed booths, and decorations by Lucile Allbee and Margaret Nauman. Booth hostesses include Olivia Endereia summer Margaret Weishaar Ruth Bassett and Marian Gaston. Music by the Sunday school She destra. No supper charge. Faith circle at First Evangelical hosts Mr and Mrs Robert Blainer at 7 30 pm with a social hour and refreshments. First Baptist Women meet Thursday afternoon to study motel dias Religion under Mrs W H Indra and Miss Wahine Brows. Twelve Ionians of First MM E Sunday School rode to the Cedar bank woods for a wiener roast and planned a mother daughter banquet for June 1.
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Memorial Hall
George Wright
Marie Bowman
Viola Bhings
Edoa Campbell
Dana
Little Virginia Sanford
Florence Sanford
Little Porence Sawyer
Anna Murphy
Bothwell
Leighton
Reed
Jsf Zellry
Neva Clark
Ethel Snotgrass
Dennis
Wic
Alts. Wright
First Congregational Christian Endeavor Society
Stele Bushnell
Margaret Ferris
Lucile Allbee
Margaret Nauman
Olivia
Endereia
Margaret Weishaar
Ruth Bassett
Marian Gaston
Shedestra
Faith Circle
First Evangelical Church
Robert Blainer
First Baptist Women's Society
Dia
W. H. Indra
Wahine
Pirst
Aldrich Leaves Waterloo Postoffice After 23 Years of Service
L E Aldrich resigns after 23 years as a Waterloo post office staff member. He began as a clerk in 1900 and helped improve operations. Colleagues award him a gold chain as thanks for his high standards. J J Wyeth of the postal workers association praised his work at a meeting with Postmaster Ray Eggert.
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Louis &. Aldrich
Waterloo
Aldrich
Warterloo
J. Jat Wyeth
Waterloo Postal Employes’ Association
Aldriich
Ray
Eggert
Children display of religious books at East library exhibit
The East public library juvenile department features a Bible and religion display this week. It highlights New Testament scenes such as Christ's birth and the shepherds, Christ's entry into Jerusalem, and the Uke. Books include Old Testament Legends by James and Bible Stories to Read and Tell by Olcott. The display moves to West library next week.
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East Public Library
Jerusalem
James
Hurlburt
Lagtrof
Bad Check Writer in Custody of Delaware Sheriff
E C Leland, arrested Monday for attempting to cash a bogus $50 check, surrendered to Delaware County sheriff under a warrant for passing fraudulent checks. He confessed to Chief P E Walker after a day in Waterloo jail, saying he traveled from Manchester, obtained a Chicago checkbook, and planned to cash many bad checks. He was taken to Manchester this afternoon.
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E. C. Leland
Delaware County
Leland
Manchester
Waterloo
P. E. Walker
Manchvester
Poreman Bros. Bank Company
Chicago
Davenport
Bronty
Waterlas
Cedar Fells
Marshalltown
Iowa State College to graduate about 425 in June
About 425 seniors will graduate from 36 departments at Iowa State College in June, largest class in its history. Commencement speaker will be George Noverts of National City Bank, New York. Alumni reunion plans, senior play The Tempest, and senior promenade set for June.
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Associated Press
Ames
Iowa State College
George
Noverts
National City Bank of New York
Sioux City
Fort Dodge
Rt. A. Pearson
West High Leads State Thrift Campaign Victory
West High pupils topped the state in the thrift campaign, announced by W H Indra head of the commercial department at yesterday's assembly. It is the second straight year of participation. Average deposit per bank day was 116.53 dollars. the largest daily depositors were 319 on April 3. Savings total 3,500 dollars, with 2,563 deposited in the past 22 tenths.
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West High
W. H. Indra
County Motorists Face Heavy License Fees in Black Hawk
County Treasurer Ed Madigan says Black Hawk motorists will pay about a quarter million dollars in license fees for 1923. Through yesterday total motor vehicle license receipts reached 195 294 73 with December’s 105 393 09 largely for 1923 plates. There were 10 230 autos registered as 1923 closed, and owners face about 13 534 650 in expected annual operating costs at 250 dollars per car.
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Black Hawk County
Ed Madigan
Radio program listings and questions to Karl von Lackin
The Davenport and Louisville papers publish a long radio schedule on May 10 with concerts lectures markets and sports scores. It includes a request for readers to address radio reception problems to Karl von Lackin Courier editor, seeking solutions for receiving outfits and headphone noises.
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Karl
von Lackim
Mile
the Courier
Pair Charged With Perjury In Procuring Marriage License
Des Moines officers arrested William Samaras and Edith Snyder on Polk County sheriff orders. The complainant, Mr. Snyder, alleges perjury linked to the issuance of a marriage license for his daughter, Mrs. Kamaras, who is said to be 14. The defendants, lodged after arrival here, had been staying at 1220 Lafayette Street with the couple.
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Des Moines
William Samaras
Edith Snyder
FR. A. Robinson
Roy Armstrong
Polk County
Snyder
Lafayette Street
Four Waterloo Families Move to California Next Month
Four Waterloo families plan to desert to Los Angeles within a month. The Stillman family, new to Waterloo, and their relations at Locust and Randall streets, join Hetes and Pinkerton households who have long resided in Waterloo. The parties seek new endeavors in California, with Freeman Stull ton a noted former editor now venturing into job printing. Hetts plans to continue cement work in California while Pinkerton prepares to relocate after visiting Ohio.
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Waterloo
Los Angeles
Cal
Rank J. Stillman
Locust Street
Raymond Stillman
Randal Street
Wid
William Hetes
New Street
K. Pinkerton
Wellington Street
Hetts
Pinkerton
Waterley
Pinkerton Bros
Margadant Gros
Hetta
Stillmans
Pikarton
Ohio
California
Robberies Strike Dollarda Bank In Saskatoon Region
Winnipeg May 9 The Bank of Hochelaga at Dollarda Sask was broken into by robbers who escaped with cash.
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Winnipeg
Man
Dollarda
Sask
Sinong
Chicago Laborers Aid Waterloo Coal Storage
Chicago laborers arrived from Chicago to help unload and store coal at Waterloo yards. About 40 men were sent to Dubuque for unloading coal there. Nearly 10,000 tons of coal will be stored for winter use as shipments arrive. Officials estimate 6,900 carloads will traverse western lines in coming weeks. Crew shortages hindered assembling a full coal handling team. only a few applications were received locally.
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Lanuyers
Waterloo
Hinds Cental Company
Chicago
Dubuqua
WW. Scorn. Williams
Rev W F Spry Estate Divided Three Shares
Upon Rev Dr W B Spry death in February the presumed will found to lack proper witnesses. Without a valid will, widow receives one third and children two thirds. Dr A B Garran named administrator with Arbuckle Arbuckle as attorneys. Estate valued about 135060 dollars.
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W. B. Spry
Foremer
Waterloo
Methodist Episcopal Curch
Geneva
Franklin County
Spry
Alestate
A. B. Garran
Grace M. Echurch
Arbuckle & Arbuckle
Edna Wallace Hopper Promotes Youth Cream Powders
Edna Wallace Hopper, stage and screen star, unveils beauty powders and related products. She claims four key beauty helps saved her career and now offers powders, Youth Cream, Facial Youth cleanser, and White Youth Clay at modest prices through druggists and cosmetic counters.
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Edna Wallace
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