Evening department of Waterloo Woman's club elects leaders
Mrs. ELC. McConnell is re elected chairwoman and Miss Corinne Keary secretary of the clubs Evening department at the annual meeting held last evening at Mrs. Charles M. Young's home. The term for Mrs. Young continues under a new title vice chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elc. McConnell
Corinne Keary
Waterloo
Charles M. Young
Young
E. A. Boges
Bid Downing
W. A Dobson
A.M. Lock
Maud Spensley
Edna B. Lek
Eveaulng
Coax
Town State College
Ames
Cox
Lock
T. al. McManus
G.R. Speasley
Wanda Daum
Evslyn McQuilkin
Miss Link
Marta CL Brace
Alice Waugh
Fdna O’bryan
Department of Applied Art
Town State Teachers College
City Federation of Clubs Forming This Saturday
Presidents of Waterloo women’s clubs will meet at 4 30 p m Saturday at Waterline Woman’s club to plan a city federation. Permanent officers and a tentative constitution will be discussed. Miss Maria race is temporary chairwoman and Mrs C J Rudolph is temporary secretary.
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Waterloo
Waterline Woman's Club
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Maria
Race
C. J. Rudolph
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes discusses hat fashion and styling tips for different face shapes and hair types. She advises choosing hats to flatter profiles, notes the oddity of out of date hats, and suggests simple hats for youth while recommending veiled small brims for uglier looks.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
When I Build Book inspires co op savings idea
Ruth Cameron writes about a couple who keep a “When We Build” idea book and a co operative savings account. The scrapbook gathers house plans, garden ideas, and practical features like laundry chutes and ash doors. The couple believes documenting ideas reduces costly mistakes and strengthens partnership.
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Co-Operative Savings
O L V A Musicians Delight School Hall Audience
A large audience at Our Lady of Victory auditorium enjoyed a student recital from the academy. Soloists included Anna Casey and Constance McDermott with readings and a Paderewski minuet. The program featured two part choruses and numerous solos, duets, and trios.
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Our Lady of Victory Auditorum
Anna Casey
Bingham-Cowan
Cadman
Constance McDermott
Misa Marguerite Cordes
Paderewaki
Tore Jussen
Ave Maria Stella
Marzo
Pinsuti- Biederman
Josephine
Margaret O'Connell
Margaret Kelly
Margaret Connelly
Veronica Convery
Helen Burgess
Edith Galvin
Ermelda Reilly
Verna Conners
Madelina Sims
Elizabeth Ales
Club Notes Highlight Local Sociales and Meetings
La Lomila spent the afternoon with Mrs Clarence Brien and Good Time club planned a picnic supper and dancing party at Moose hall this evening with supper at seven. Mrs Pitts entertained Good Luck club with guests and new member Mrs O T Anderson. Petrova club met and played 500 with prizes awarded to Mrs Brown and Mrs McMullan. Eighteen members of Jolly Bunch gathered at Mr and Mrs C H Borke’s home for music games and a picnic luncheon. Jaeves Tarde club met with Mrs Harold Howrey and other attendees included Miss Dorothy Fighmoy and Drs George Green.
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P. J. Pitts
Cluh
Linian Wedemeyer
S. H. Chamberlain
Charles City
Alice
Nellia Trainor
O. T. Anderson
Incheon
Jolly Bunch
C. H- Borke
Cedar Falls
Marjorie Robbins
Eva Miller
Ed Frankfurt
Guy Robbins
Jaeves Tarde Club
Harold Howrey
Dorothy Fighmoy
George Green
The Sandman Story With Billy Rabbit And Mr Fox
A puppet tale narrates Billy Rabbit outwitting Mr Fox who digs for a chicken. Fox is thwarted when a box tips and Mr Dog arrives, causing Fox to flee with an injured ear. The following day Fox broods on the clever rabbit and vows revenge. Library story hour at 2:30 pm, hosted by Frances Wood and Florence Tate.
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Mr. Fox
Billy Rabbit
Billy
Rabbit
Mr. Dog
Library East
Frances Wood
Florence Tate
Library Wost
Uncle Harry's Talks on Foreign Trade Necessity
A dialogue argues that the United States cannot prosper alone and must expand foreign trade. It notes that 6 to 16 percent of U S trade comes from abroad, explains how excess domestic production needs overseas markets, and warns that cutting foreign trade would devastate farmers copper and steel industries and lead to unemployment.
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Harry
United States
Joe
Europe
South
Foreign trade debate to address industrial concerns
The article notes US reliance on foreign rubber and foreign markets for autos and raw materials. It mentions a May 10 12 foreign trade convention in Philadelphia where experts will discuss remedies for industrial problems affecting manufacturers and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Far East
Philadelphia
Missing hotel owner sought in Des Moines case
Des Moines police seek George Jarvis owner of a local hotel who has been missing since Wednesday afternoon. The note indicates nationwide travelers will be in Philadelphia this week attempting to solve a pressing problem.
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Philadelphia
Des. Moines
George Jarvis
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Society News
Woman’s Club
Cate
Miss Waugh
Balk
Miss O'Mryan
Jennie Haffn
City Federation of Clubs
Baptist-Women's Society
Burma
Helen Bissell
T First Baptist Church
Dan Huffnngie
Warner
John Andrews
America
A. E
Stull
Merle la Rue
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Country
Tack Hawk Club
Black Hawk Dancing Club
Ruth Cameron
Petrova Club
Paul Bailey
M. D. Brown
James McMullan
Sandman
Mrs. Aow
Uncle Harry
UU An
Rub-No-More Co
Fort Waynes
Loko
HEINZ
Woolf
Horlick
Tevetde
Osiek
Misa Eerll
Libby
Fellows
Kelloggs
Vo Nee
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
W. K. Kellogg
Ava
Irene
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