Regional observances mark Memorial Day activities
The region outlines Memorial Day plans for Saturday with wreaths to be placed and ceremonies led by local officials. Members include LE Roberts and H K Har, with May 15 luncheon at Hank's Tearoom and delegates chosen for the state convention in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masi Vy
Murtagh
KRL
Danis
Enat
Eeteria
Ars
Bishoys
Peery
Hank's Tearoom
Mines
Rohlf
Roy Cobb
Anillary
Manes
Wormann
Chesley
Lmns
Dyterion Frospital
Westminster Presbyterian Church
G. M. Coykemdall
J. A. Benn
Robert Waterson
G. Stevenson
Formal Party Opens Season at Sunnyside Country Club
A formal dinner dance kicked off Sunnyside Country Club’s season with 59 guests, bugler for the opening, and a Star Spangled Banner singalong. Decorations featured SHRIMILAZONS and roses as Frank Smith and W. P. Kerwin led entertainment. Mrs. Albert Greeley presided over a community welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
Albert Greeley Traud Ing
Sunnyside
Frank Smith
W. P. Kerwin
Doris Valentine to Wed Reed Morse in August
Miss Doris Valentine a West High School French and Spanish teacher announced plans to marry Reed Morse in August. The couple disclosed the engagement at a Black's tearoom dinner where placecards and apple blossom festooned tables marked the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Valentine
Reed Morse
Ieacher
West High School
Manhattan
Kanning
Black
Lovebirds
Miss Valentine
Cornell College
West Trek
Philela Mr. Morse
Crad
Ames
Cornel Cutler
Echoal of Engineering
Manicatural College
Asvicul
M. Sloane
Lil Robinson
Ate Tippet
Karh
Stella Bushnell
Carol On
Mercy Arle Margaret Ferris Darnthy
MM. Matlade
Senior Play at Sacred Heart School May 25
The Sacred Heart School will stage its senior play on May 25. Cast details and performance notes mention the title and humorous scenes, with a focus on student actors and the school venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart School
First Baptist Woman's Society Meets for Talks on Japan
Mrs. Flor Asquith presided as members gathered in church parlors for devotional and missionary talks titled Creatives Forces of Japan presented by J. T. Vaughen and C. J. Parker. Miss Arione Stull read The Wayfaring Man as the group planned a spring sale for May 10 with member articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flor. Asquith
First Baptist Woman's Society
Maows
J. T. Vaughen
C. J. Parker
Japan
Arione Stull
Wiehway
Sociaty
Satarday
Hiwabers
Sherrill
Club Notes Reflect Community Tidbits and Greetings
Brief notes recall Mrs Uarry Banfield and Mrs Jay erbersh winning favors at a gathering. Mentions Sawhen members of Gare lnomee meeting Thursday and a few social exchanges involving Mrs AUCH, Mrs Wal, and Brendan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uarry Banfield
Mra. Jayerbersh
Gare Lnomee
Brendan
Auch
Wal] Tye
Women seek careers as freedom grows in society
Reports from Watertown discuss changing views on female work and independence. A survey of 245 junior and senior girls shows growing interest in economic self sufficiency and higher education. The National Federation leader Gail Laugulin addresses progress and organization.
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Lam Anderson
Fort
Elarational Committee
Maria C. Brace
Dutier
Watertad
Birthday party revival energizes BSPW convention
Delegates plan a Saturday birthday party and evening activities to celebrate BSPW as the federation regroups after the election. Nearly all 1,337 state members attend, with clubs forming partnerships and a Sunday schedule including breakfast and a Mother’s Day service at First Baptist. The Des Moines May 21 generation led to the 181 founding with Mrs Wood Ives as first president.
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Conventios
Waterloo Club
Giem Wil
Ineal
First Baptist Church
Des Moines
Wood
Ives
Wer
Alicea Slocum
Cedar Rapids
Lynn Malmanist
Convention Chitchat and Insurance Talk at Iowa GB Meeting
Miss Martha Pattle of Mason City leads Iowa GB discussions at The Old Creamery. Elizabeth Kenner, state treasurer, is district manager for Mutual Life of New York, praising business growth and women’s professional progress amid convention chatter.
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Martha Pattle
Mason City
Iowa GB. Wwshihs
Elizabeth Kenner
The
Mutual Life of New York
Cedar Heights Twins Born Hours Apart
Two Cedar Heights infants arrived within 29 hours of each other to Mrs. Mind G7 vawrence. The newborns are described as normal babies weighing about the expected amount. A sale advertisement for a hat shop appears within the notice.
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Cedar Heights
Mind
Norma
Iowa Federations Gain Five New Business Women Clubs
Iowa joins the national Business and Professional Women’s federation with five new clubs added in recent months. Wintersot DeWitt Decorah Iowa Falls and Sibley staged affiliations while Ally Excerd Assignment and Belmont await full footing before joining. Indiana leads, hosting the 1924 convention, as Lena Madesin Phillips pushes a nationwide drive to meet the quota with Miss Lila Marcham guiding Waterloo gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's
Wintersot
DeWitt
Decorah
Iowa Falls
Sibley
Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Ally Excerd
Belmont
Jain
Towa
Portland
Ore
Indiana
Lena Madesin Phillips
Irene Bell
Mason City
Jide Iown
Lila Marcham
Waterloo
Ex Soldiers Seek Employment Here
Three ex soldiers aided by the U S veterans bureau have been trained in new lines due to disabilities from the War. They are now proficient and seek work. The American Legion urges manufacturers and others to contact local headquarters in Memorial hall for opportunities to help the boys who fought for democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Waterloo
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Rehabilitation aids veterans seek suitable employment
Rehabilitated men seeking new work are urged to prove they can compete in the line they trained for. The veterans' bureau wants to offer opportunities, not pity, emphasizing that the rehabilitated trainee seeks a fair chance to prove his abilities. Big discount on millinery at Ives Hat Stop advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Bureau
Ives
Waterloo Evening Conche Patterns
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow stamps. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Independence to Bid for City Water mains and Walks
Independence Ta May 9 The city council will accept bids for materials to lay nearly a mile of watermains in the southwest and northeast wards. Improvements will be paid from the water fund which has sufficient cash. Several sidewalk stretches have been ordered as the city contemplates further work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Councl
Don’t Spoil Your Child’s Hair By Washing It
Advice warns against harsh shampoos for children and recommends a pure greaseless Mulsified coconut oil shampoo. Two to three teaspoonfuls with water produce a rich lather that cleanses the scalp, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft, bright, and easy to manage. It also claims to remove dust dirt and dandruff and lasts for months at drug stores.
Machinery purchase for AFTY water and light plant opening
A bid opening will be held on Wednesday evening June 4 for the purchase of machinery for the AFTY water and electric light plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afty
Edna Wallace Hopper Promotes Youth Clay and Cream
Edna Wallace Hopper touts Youth Clay as a white French formula to purge skin pores and erase wrinkles, claiming 30 minutes can shave years off appearances. She also markets Youth Cream and Facial Youth cleansers, promising firming effects and deep cleansing, with price points and a Beauty Book guarantee.
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Jan
Tam
New York
Edna Wallace Hopper
Te Urre
Kena Wallice Hopper
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
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Charles Greeley
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Board of Graves Memorial
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Craig Arbuckie
Mildred Gleason
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Gail Laugulin
National
IV. W. Federation
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BSPW
Selawntes
Tows Federation
Mt Hoeless
Whip Ste
Chiprups
LSA
Tawa
Clut
Shearers Cine Nnh
Hp.ws
Treg Hat Shop
B. P. W. Federation
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Rawson
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