Waterloo Women's Club Spring Luncheon and Installations
The Waterloo Women’s Club hosts its annual Spring luncheon on Thursday May 2 with Mrs. Rasmold Falk presiding as club president and officers to be installed. Retiring president Mrs George W Nunman speaks and Mrs Falk receives thanks. Reservations required by May 14 with committee leaders named for hospitality and arrangements.
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Rasmold Falk
Waterloo Women's Club
Turssell- Lamson
George W. Nunman
Folk
Cow. Chapman
Wes
L.lark Lewpe Cord
Ridenour
Hlbb. Crapper
Ds. Ostrander Menge
Ferton
Walter Johman
E. L. Corton
Rome
Robert Knox
Laventry
Kine Arts
Co A. Wudolph
Waterloo D A R Chapter Closes Successful Year
Waterloo Chapter of the D A R reports financial stability and meaningful contributions to Americanization and education. Regent Mrs E G Leffler and officers plan another term while members recount community outreach, cemetery record work, and school and memorial fund support during the year.
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Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Black
Sbo
Lancoln Memorial
Bhantler
Trainiog
Lanmesa
Ceorge Washinton
van Annite Ab Onssey Viner
Mowry Metroge Ehar Ptr
Daa
Genertocy Committee
Ite
Pool Panisen
Washington
Deseret
Bridge Parties at Sunnyside Country Club Next Week
Bridge events at Sunnyside Country Club start next week with women’s weekly party on Wednesday. Fortnightly sessions for men and women follow, leading to a bridge series that ends without a club championship tournament.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Beauty Chats Professional Beauty Fears
A reader asks about cosmetic dentistry and if it can improve appearance and health. The reply notes that some doctors will pursue beauty dentistry, while many avoid it as beneath professional dignity. highlights safer approaches like braces and newer methods, plus advice on skin care and almond oil for cosmetics.
Cruelty to Adjectives in Everyday Speech
A discussion on overused adjectives in language, focusing on "cute" and "nice" as prime examples. The author critiques lazy word usage, urges selecting precise terms, and laments the habit of speaking without thinking, urging better language care.
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Dre Jokyll
Avde
Ulead
Mark Lo
Hawk Beter
West High Juniors Honor Senior Class This Evening
West High juniors host the annual reception for the senior class at the Gatlaway clubroom this evening. The event features a welcome address by John Knox, musical performances by Elizabeth Lamkin and Misses Ward, Little and Bertch, and toasts by Jessica Jones and Margaret Weishr. A dinner display includes blue and gold decor with elaborate floral arrangements for about 280 guests.
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West High
Gatlawayclibroome
Merress
John Knox
Stussell Beachler
Elizabeth Lamkin
Borla Ward
Danor Little
Dorothy Bertch
Grace
Haswell
Thermia Ata Maur
Ssica Jones
Margaret Weishrar
Robert McDowell
James Switzer
Seeney
Chingos
Charice
Mav Wolsharm
Chat
Friday Study Club Ends Thirteenth Year With Luncheon
Friday Study Club wraps up its thirteenth year May 16 with a spring luncheon led by retiring president Mrs. Ct Ba Kingaman. Mrs. Willis Johnson will assume duties after the event. Fourteen programs were held since September 14, with 186 attendees and an average of 13.1. Members resigned and were replaced by election. treasurer Mrs. C H Davis was appointed. The year highlighted Waterloo writers and local projects including health, city federation, and charity drives.
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Fridiny Study Club
Ct. Ba Kingaman
Kilugaman
Hoy
Willis Johnson
W. EH
Mred ¢. Clark
W.W. Lrtle
Edgington
H. Davis
le Cobb
Iidy
Iowa
Lews
Waterloo
Hewat Vier Rickley
Maud Dudley
Mia
J. Knor
J. Ernestine Wyetts
W. J. Howrey
Town University Hospital
OL Sembagh Town
Pha State J
Convention Chitchat at State Teachers College
Miss Adelia Prichard narrates the convention scenes at Cedar Walls with a talk on women’s progress. Delegates from Allendt and McGregor bring literature and auto loads of representatives to the event while plans shift to Tuesday to avoid bar performance conflicts.
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State Teachers College
Cedar Walls
New Womans League
University of Michigan, Alg
Sayin Taity
Adelia Prichard
Allendt
Portland
Ore
Milloua
Prosi-Jance
Conifer
Nathan Rather
Women face shelved careers at 40 delegates say no
Convention delegates debate the future of women in business and aging at 40. Miss Melena Mitchell of Davenport argues women should not be shelved at 49 and hopes to avoid rut at 69. Des Moines and Clinton delegates push equal rights, alimony, and education funds amid legislative questions.
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Melena Mitchell
Daven
Port
Prel
Que Federation
Felday Atternoon
Mitchell
Gray
Aho
Hoasstelancs
Iowa
Mita Ruth Outland
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Iss Flaine Cook
Clinton
the Moines
Dubuque
Des Moines
Maude Litterdale
Club Notes Report Delicate Social Gatherings and Postponed Events
Miss Mary Woore and Mrs Stella Shirley hosted R.V. Moernis members with a pink and white March basket theme at 6 pm. Gifts were exchanged after dinner. plans for a family program in June were discussed. Mrs May Theodore-Torngos led Friday Bridge with wins by Mrs Kenneth Stevenson Miss Trene Zook and Mrs Cart Imholt. The Dicken's club birthday event set for Monday was postponed to May 7 at Mrs Bis Bates home. A picnic supper was planned for Mrs Anna Delfs' home Monday evening.
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Mary Woore
Mstella Shirley
R.V. Moernis
Rodenhaver
Prident
Comerade Woore
Famies
Lab
May
Theodore — Torngos
Kenneth Stevenson
Trene
Zook
Cart Imholt
Dicken
Bis Bates
Anna Delfs
Church News Briefs Highlight Bazar and Meetings
First Evangelical church members met Friday to plan a bazar hosted by Mrs T O Bakker with Mrs W Rueppel presiding. Forty Homemakers gathered as guests while First Presbyterian Sunday school enjoyed dinner at Bishop’s Cafe followed by a social session at Dr and Mrs Smith residence.
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Work
iWin
First Evangelical Church
T. O Bakker
If W. Rueppel
Hostesa
Bishop's Cafeeteria
Smith
Forget-Me-Not Fund Disbands After Relief Report
The Forget-Me-Not Fund committee votes to dissolve after exhausting its relief funds. Treasurer Mrs. George B. Worthen reports 233.96 disbursed to seven families in April for hospitalization and recovery. The disbursements include a 25 gift. repayments total 40 from retirees with compensation.
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George B. Worthen
D. A
Dion
J. King
D. AL Vz
J.B. Beeker
American Legion
J E. L. Rohit
Womclth
B. Pubbert
Cedar Falls
BL Boyd
D. AL VL
George HK. Worthen
Home Service Section
The
Red Cross
Dike Seniors Host Junior Party in Waterloo
Seniors at Dike high school were entertained at a dinner in Black's tearoom by the junior class. Faculty members attended, daffodil centerpieces lit the board, with Walter Bonn as host. Speakers included C. A. Morris, Miles Arnold, and Edward Sindeveaare. musical numbers were performed by several students. A dancing party followed.
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Dike
Waterloo
Ike. Ja
Dike High School
Black
The
Facalty
Enest Lst
Walter Bonn
Bastmaster
C. A. Morris Miles Arnold
Edward — Sindeveaare
Marie Volberding
Katherine, Johnson
Johanna Keison
Ralph McKinger
Alicea Tonfesen
George Krog
Miles Arnold
Ralph McKinder
William Aschhart
Iowa Presbyterian Education Fund Nearing Goal
Des Moines May 10 The Presbyterian Education Fund of 2 000 000 dollars is within 500 000 of its target an announcement by Rev FE C McKean chairman of the fundraising committee said last night The money will aid the support and achievement of Caes Parsons and Buena Vista colleges and fund Christian education centers at Ames Cedar Falls and the University of Iowa Des Moines quota to be completed by the meeting at the railroad last night
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Des Moines
Presbyterian Education
FE. C. McKean
Cae
Parsons
Buena Vista
Ames
Cedar Falls
University At
Iowa
McKeanig
Waterloo Y best but equipment poorest in state
About 260 Y M C A members attended the annual banquet in Waterloo to hear reports from committee chairmen. W A Lane presided as board chairman, with Fred M Vansen praising the association's work despite poor facilities. The evening highlighted progress in boys work, gym, summer camp, and Sunday school athletics, plus active civic involvement by the Ys Men’s club.
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Dininhgroui
W. A. Lane
Fred M. Vansen
Waterloo
C. al Morris
WH. Beverstock
George Wheeler
Glenn B. Beers
Eith
GD. Allan
Stltan
S.A. Cohagan
J. A. Vaughan
inter-Sunday School Athletic League
Sby
C.D. Atlin
Bileceeht
Kreg D. Adams
C. W. Kirkpatrick
W. H. Langlas
C. D. Allan
H. §. Taylor
GW Chapman
Frank L. King
Ralph J. Milter
T. Lay
Weekend guests and a stolen ladder report headline
Weekend guests include Mrs. Gee Whitfield Young and Miss Caroline Crscaden visiting their mother Mrs. Thomas Cascaden. An extension ladder was stolen from the GC G Forney residence at 2847 Fourth Street East between Sand and Pine. Alta Allene filed for divorce from Roy Aten claiming his earning potential and seeking alimony. Leota St John pled guilty to forgery and was sentenced to a $100 fine and costs with two days in jail if unpaid.
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GC. G. Forney
Fourth Street
Gee
Whitfield Young
Sioux City
Caroline Crscaden
Grinnell College
Thomas Cascaden
Alta Allenesterday
Roy Aten
Omaha
Neb
Leota St. John
March Brand
FH. Boies
Sthunhoman
Simple Subtleties in Bridge Play and Winning Tactics
The article discusses consistency over bold brilliance in bridge. It warns against gambling on unlikely tricks and stresses counting winning tricks, patience, and avoiding misplays that squander a hand. It notes how even strong cards can fail if mismanaged.
Bidding and play controversy over a bridge hand
A bridge discussion analyzes a South overcall in hearts with a spade assist and a misread club lead. The writer notes a correct counting of winners shows ten tricks and the game possible, while criticizing an expert misstep and a temptation to concede.
Bridge hand reasoning on spade king placement and leads
The article analyzes defense against the king of spades in a bridge deal. It suggests treating the king as possibly with East, describes an immediate spade lead from North to force East to cover or allow the queen to win, and discusses scenarios if the king is with West or East and the resulting discard or tricks.
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South
West
No Trump Bridge Play With Hearts Lead and Diamonds Opened
A fragment notes a bridge scenario where South wins with two Hearts after West opens Diamonds. It discusses the game pattern and mentions fashion pattern details with yardages and pattern mailing offers from 1924.
Husband’s heart softens after arrest of wife and mate
An irate husband had charges of adultery drawn against his wife and her alleged paramour after they spent several hours in the city jail. At municipal court arraignment the husband asked for dismissal of the cases and offered to pay the costs.
New Arrival Notices List Births in Various Addresses
A long list of birth announcements with names addresses and dates from March to May, including Lillian Jean, Edward Benard, Jean Maxine, Helen Louisa, Verdeen Dorothy, Marvin Edson, and other infants. The page notes hospital births at St Francis hospital and mentions malaria relief aid by the American Red Cross shipping quinine to Grae.
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Albert Victor Stiehlman
Wellington
Lillian Jean
Sa Francis Hospital
Helen Jean
Jaco
Verden
Falls
James Vernon
Guy EB
Burbank
Dunham
Verdeen
Dorothy
Eason Thomas Burnin
Oak Lawn
Marvin Edson
W. F. Howard
da Porte Road
Tex
Frantkvin
Mar. Ivey
Park Road
Grae
Rea Cross
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Elizabeth Ky Archemis
F&lad
J. Si
I. P
Peru
Fam Sherman
Danre
Helen
Latte
Denar Mbtry
Hil Seamer
En Cortissement
Ernest Mawkins
Southewnil Werangaments
Chairamin
Mary Wowan
Solos Bucrety
Kedawl Xfoore
Kaiet Kuysx
Prayels Vitcunbeen
Hertensa Morgan
Wiwin Mogro
Mwelen Swisher
Crate Ellyson
Mery Nauman
Earl’ Powers
Clatra Cilsasen
Charles Circhian
Celtic Enederteli
Rodiner Gotter Corrine
Mitelei
Wayna Hartlorp
Marjory Wheeloe
Roker Tasolman
Marjorie Cross
Tuagat Monarvay
Dorothy Mornineslur
Herrouane
Marini
Ceneral Alumni Association
University of Michigan
Black Hawk Conner Association
Societ
Mack
Sarah_ Rises
Wonen
Na- Nieval
Eva Jordan
McGregor
Mississippi
Wile Life School
Martha Pattie
Atrs
Lita Gray
Alpha
Pearl Voight
Mailorg
Lizzie Wells
F. '. Sheeley
Mumboldt Corps
Sara Me Tughton
Chirles City
Do Hall
Vintin
Gladys Boatwan
Tane Iaifa
Ars
Laverne
Teal Covell
Goratio
Phillip
Koontz
M. W. Stroud
Philadelphia
Sunnyside
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Mr. Stroud
American Gas Company
Nnhhere
Iecal Company
Stroud
Masonic Temple
Cedar Paris
Margaret Willer
George Shoemaker
Florence Woodward
Cleveland
Church News
Iowa Presbyterian Education Fund
Fred M. Hansen
Badveti Pingnt 1
N. F. Hansen
Stosyriders
P. Banfield
Third Street
Albert Stong
Ankeny
Lafayette
Er i. A. Leighton
Blevanth Street Bridge
Coburn &Son Sporting Good
Hors
St. Mary's Court
Catholic Order of Foresters
St. Mary’s Auditorium
Fatheya, P.gohiman
St.Mary’s
Sun
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Bening
North
Buty
Decurant
Anne Thhen
Cary
Taffeta
Gog
Birihs
Weer
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