Waterlog society notes mark open house at new Washington street home
Society news lists Waterlog Woman's Club open house celebrations for the new Washington street home with decorated rooms, refreshments, and hostesses including Mrs. H W Grout and Mrs. George W Nauman. The event features music from Marion Rousier, A A Hoffmann, and Oliver Stevenson, with past presidents presiding and a drive for kitchen donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honeed Washington Street
M. Shores
H. W. Grout
George W. Nauman
Matt Parrott
Mery Edgerton
J. W. Henderson
L. A. Watkins
Frank Kiessling
Lucy Kimball
Minoes
E. A. Boggs
I E. Bragdon
F. L. Marquis
W. W. Marsh
L. E. Fowler
L. ©. Hemsworth
B. J. Howrey
B. Boies
H. M. Reed
H. W. Sigworth
Marion Rousier
A. A. Hoffmann
Oliver Stevenson
Jack Patterson
C. M. Young
Alfrer Longiay
W. B. Nauman
B. W. Schuneman
Sambo
Went High Auditorium
Walerlan Wontan
J. H. Butts
Civit
Walter EB. Johnson
Tl. Clu
BEAUTY CHATTER BY EDNA KENT FORBES
A reader panel offers fitness tips and beauty advice. Readers discuss reducing exercises, stomach firming routines, and the Cone method of using imagination. Tips cover leg raises, back bends, and daily practice for a firmer figure, with notes on hair color, waving, and skin eruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Lily
Aksuming
Foyeh
Jane M
TRUE FOLLY OF SHRINES: Side Talks on Children and Voice
Ruth Cameron recounts a scene where five women tried to teach children a new game. A shrill, nasal voice failed to quiet the group while two other women used calm, patient methods to gain attention. The piece argues that quiet authority fosters responsibility and that shrillness signals weakness in both teacher and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idath
Termine
Autekls
Fortnightly Club ends thirtieth season with banquet at Hinek's tearoom
Fortnightly Club closed its thirtieth year with a banquet in Hinek's tearoom. Tables held 112 guests including Prof. and Mrs. W. oH. Kadeseb and Prof. and Mrs. Te. B. Homan. The evening featured a four course meal, vocal numbers by Mency Uilings and Mrs. Parrett, and remarks by Prof. Abbott on belief in modern agencies. New officers and a planned 1929 schedule followed, with a program update and community singing led by W. B. Howell.
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Hinek
W. Oh. Kadeseb
Te. B. Homan
Ret. Abbott
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Hlaspe
Mency Uilings
Robert Parrett
Woman's Club Orchestra
Unter Direstion
Rose Reichert Marshall
Jack Patterson
Prof
Abbott
Ancient
Annes
Adam
Suman
Moses
Pilate
W. B. Howell
George Tt. Worthan
Maud Dudley
O. A. Brundage
W. Gwynne
W. P. Jensen
W. W. White
C. R. Wilson
Emma Blythe
Airs
Weishaar
Blythe
Dudley
W. A. Lave
Europe
Wal- WL McCoy
I Jensen
M.D. Clevland
Nork
Tuth
A. B Lovesey
Ars
G. Imatt
Iowa Cities
DL. M. Weis
Marera A. Li
Gnigg
Sears
J. 1D
Easton
Tell
Bauer
Mits
A. Dleursworth
Aline Jeane Fs
Havikera
Wilson
Jussie Sweeneee
Mes
McCoy
Worthen
WD Alkineon
Mareh
Rey
Hoinwiler
Escuszion
Abs
Br. Howray
Ryom
Cor Rey
Practical Glassware And How To Choose It
The article advises careful selection of glassware for practical use and ornament. It discusses pitcher balance, spouts, handles, and pouring efficiency, plus the importance of durable, well grasped glasses. It notes flower vases must suit flower types, and that durability, not aging, matters, with maker stamps aiding quality checks.
Twenty Fifth Anniversary Observed at Private Home
A couple celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at home on Friday evening with a silver gift presentation. A three course dinner was served by the callers. Pythian Sisters regular meeting will be at 7 20 p m Friday at P hall. The please supper planned to precede the business has been postponed for two weeks.
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Delia Southerland
Julia White
Lillian Denula Aund
Elizabeth Billings
Gilley and Sawyer
Florence Dunkelberg
Anna Glis
Gomrada Dethwell
Dennis
Nelle Cray
Stephen Giltoy
Dunkelberg
Maud Hrayton
Maggie
St. Peter At the Gate
Camrana Wheat
Denuts
Leighton
Alagness Snd Dunkelverg
Mary Bartlett
Wheat
Robert Ansderson
Pythian Sisters
Church News Highlights Local Women Group Meetings
St Josephs Rosary Society will host a Friday afternoon gathering in the auditorium with Mrs Louis Vollenweld serving. Union Congregational Women’s Bible class met at Mrs Ralph Ywan ziger’s home. May activities include carnations for mothers at Central Christian Church and a bake sale planned by Trinity American Ladies’ Guild. Twenty-one other church groups held meetings, sew-along sessions, and card parties as planning for picnics, meals, and fundraisers continued.
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St. Joseph's Rosary Society
L. Via
Louis Vollenweld
Pers Circle
Union Congregational Women's
Ralph “Ywanziger
Golden Red Club
WK. Twaltes
Central Christian Church
Robert Patrick
Myre
I. R. Wardle
Joe Snively
Patrick
Trinity American Ladies’ Guild
Otto Reinecker
Otto Koepke
Mmes
T. A. Trudgian
M. Peterson
Elmer Togerson
Majeal Guild
A. C. Trudgian
Gus Julian
Club Notes: Mrs Hi J Merlein Hosts La Lomita Club
Mrs Hi J Merlein and daughter Mrs Luella Slight entertained La Lomita club at their home last evening with guests Mmes Mandeville, Ralph Dunlayes, A t db and G Montgomery. Fancy work and games occupied the gathering and at 10 30 the hostesses served refreshments.
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Hi. J. Merlein
Luella Slight
la Lomita Club
Mmes, Mandeville
Ralph Dunlayes
A. T Db
G. Montgomery
City in Brief 2nd District Notes and Local Activity
City in Brief reports several local items: Kirk M. Bates returns to Milwaukee after visiting his sister, Mrs Elliott Wise, 422 Sixth Street West. Judges Stiles and Wood visit Manchester for court. G W Samson inspects Cedar Falls and Orange County schools. Missouri Kansas Texas agent W P Cox in city on business. A J Edwards attends funeral in Des Moines and burial in Manchester. J G Pilson appointed guardian for Cecil Brewster in Washington DC. A Faseline torch incident causes minor fire damage at 1814 Lafayette Street. Recent divorces granted: Rinard, Moyer, Geiger, Leeper. Linnie Strayer returns from California to 618 First Street West. Waterways work: a second sand barge under construction by Waterloo Dredging. B F Swisher to speak at events in Grandoon and West Union. William Kamaras, not a roomer at 1220 Lafayette, connected to marriage license case. JJ Steely sells Jackson assets to J F Slifsgard for 4250. Randall Wells touring northern Alaska on Admiral line. medical prep at University of Oregon. wife runs Eugene fraternity house.
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Kirk M. Bates
Milwaukee
Elliott Wise
Sixth Street
E. B. Stiles
Manchester
G. W. Wood
G. W. Samson
Cedar Falls
Hudson
Orange
W. P. Cox
Missouri, Kansas &Texas Lines
Chicago
A. J. Edwards
G. H. Sumner
Des Moines
J. G. Pilson
Cecil Brewster
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Washington, D. C
G. G. Werchold
Lafayette Street
William Kamaras
Polk County
Edith Snyder
JT. H. Steely
W. I. Jackson
Shell Rock
J. F. Slifsgard
Waterloo
Slifsgard
Tripoli
Jackson
Randall Wells
TF. S. Wells
Eugene
Ore
Alaska
Admiral Steamship Line
University of Oregon
Wells
Larsen Children Inherit Five Dollars Each In Will
Bequests of five dollars each are given to the children of Lars Larsen in his will filed for probate with J W Thompson clerk of courts. The children named are Lars H Larsen Katrine M Hansen Anne H Milier Anne M Hansen Marie D Larsen Anne D Holm Ellen S Fergeman. The remainder of the estate goes to widow Anne Mary. Larsen died at Cedar Rapids on May 8 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Larsen
J. W. Thompson
Lars H. Larsen
Katrine M
Goick Hansen
Anne H
Niels Rmilier
Anne M
Niels Hansen
Marie D
Jorgen Larsen
Anne D
Chris Holm
Ellen S
George Fergeman
Anne Mary
Larsen
Cedar Rapids
Welfare League April Report Highlights Unmet Needs
Waterloo Social Welfare League’s April report by Superintendent Mrs. Dorothy Taylor details 67 cases carried over into May, 28 recontinued, and 16 old cases. It notes reliance on medical professionals, hospital and sanitarium arrangements, and ongoing unemployment challenges amid condemned houses and rental issues.
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Waterloo
Social Welfare League
Dorothy Taylor
Taylor
League
Susan
Lentz
Burse
Altho
Oakdale
Iowa City
Leath's Store Opens in New Quarters on Park and Lafayette
Leath's furniture store opened in a four floor, 80 foot frontage building at Park avenue and Lafayette street. The new quarters feature living room and dining room selections, rugs, bedroom suites, and a weekly refreshed housekeeping suite. Ralph Larson and George Wilkes supervised the floor set up, with Harry Waterman decorating the window and Joe Raymond overseeing the Waterloo store.
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Leath's
Park Avenue
Lafayette Street
Fourth Street
Ralph Larson
Elyio, I
George Wilkes
Dubuque
Harry Waterman
Joe Raymond
Waterloo
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