Waterloo Hosts State Federation Biennial Club Meet
Waterloo Woman's Club prepared to welcome delegates at Clinton for the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs biennial, May 17 to 20. The event will feature national and state leaders, tours, exhibits, teas, and a leadership overhaul, with Waterloo as host for a second time since the Ladies' Literary Society era.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Woman's Club
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Clinton
Ladies’ Literary Society
Atso
Federation
Curzon
Thomas G. Winter
EB. A. Boxgs
E. L. Johnson
H. B. Roles
E. M. Reed
C. E. Pickett
General Federation
Victor Coe
Percy V. Pennybacker
Texas
Nathan B. Kendall
Max Obendortar
Chicago
G. F
Walter McNabb
G. F. Health
Beulah Wright Comstock
West Union
John Stahl
Drama League of America
Frank Alvah Parsons
New York School of Fine and Applied Arts
M. W. O'Shea
University of Wisconsin
Jens Jensen
Winter
Iowa
Spaulding
Kossuth
Buena Vista
Wayne
National Federation
Frances B. Whitley
Webster City
John W. Wetzek
Davenport
Henry J. Howe
Marshalltown
W. H. Baily Gorst
Madison
Wis
Homer A Miller
Des Moines
Benjamin B. Clark
Red Oak
Clinton Biennial Board
America
Christ
Gietto
L. C. Basimen
Daughters of American Revolution
P. BE. O
Clinton Boat Club
River Front
Feyette Inn
Town State
Teachers College
Effie Schnueman
B P W Club Plans Summer Meetings and Elections
The Business and Professional Women's club will vote on vacation and select officers at its annual meeting held at the club home Tuesday evening. Members debated whether to continue meetings through the summer to maintain momentum, noting last year’s setup when other groups paused activities.
Civic Department Names Strong Leaders for Year
The Civic department of the Woman's club reelected Mrs. W. H Langlas as chairman and named Mrs. C. J. Rudolph secretary at the annual meeting. Mrs. J. E. Bragdos remains executive member for two years. The program includes Cho Cho health clown visits, transport for non walking children, milk for malnourished pupils, and ongoing health drives, with plans for a demonstration playground and school garden expansion.
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W. H Langlas
C. J. Rudolph
Woman's Club
Langlas
Wanen's Athletic Association
Rudolph
Pat's Pond
J. E. Bragdos
Cho Cho
East Schools
East High Auditorium
Civb
Mlk
West
Sawyer
H. D. Lee
CG. Cadwallader
W. B. Nauman
Red Cross
Parks and Playground Committee
Jackson McCoy
Myrtle Barr
Thrulone
Waterloo
Civic Department
C. W. Chapman
Sans Souci
Waterloo D A R Elects Staff and Honorary Regents
Waterloo chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution elected its official staff at a meeting at the F W Robertson home. Regent Mrs Fred S Pettit. other officers Miss Blanche Stewart vice regent. Miss Evelyn McQuilkin recording secretary. Mrs J L Yerris corresponding secretary. Miss Myrtla Nash treasurer. Mrs H E Maine registrar. Miss Elia R B White historian. Miss Mary L Day auditor. Mrs EB G Leffler chaplain. Mrs C F Brown custodian. The chapter voted all past regents become honorary regents for life. The regent toured state events and was active in DAR roles. Annual reports were given. 11 regular meetings and two charity flower sales noted.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Waterloo
Fred
Pettit
F. W. Robertson
Blanche Stewart
Evelyn McQuilkin
J. L. Yerris
Myrtla Nash
H. E. Maine
Elia RB. White
Mary L. Day
EB. G. Leffler
Chapain
C. F. Brown
Board of Management
Lucinda Richards Thummer
W. R. Cole
Anna Weaver Becker
Blanche Edwards
George 5. Millard
George W. DeWald
Amy Gilbert
Mary Melrose
Black's Tearoom
de Wald
Frederick E. Frisbie
F. Brown
F. G. Weston
State Board
Des Moines
Grinnell
State Magazine
Black Hawk County
Memorial Hall
Washington D.C
Robertson
Cornelia Lamson
G. D. Becker
Mary Day
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Willard Hall
Ida B. Wise Smith
Cedar Rapids
Mary J. Philpot
Cedar Falls
John Orth
F. J. Eightey
George Lucht
Fred Cram
T. C
Beauty Chats and Social Fetes Highlight Local Notes
A collage of social events includes birthday celebrations for a girl, hostess duties at a party with readings and music, and a folk dance with prizes. Breakfast gathering for eight Black's tearoom staff precedes regular club meetings and relief corps talks. A weekly health column offers diet salad ideas and beauty tips, with reader questions on weight, hair care, and massage.
Side Talks Sy Ruth Cameron on Mothers and Marriage
In a teahouse scene the author contrasts three women, two career and one mother. She reflects on motherhood and the cost of virtue, noting the unmarried woman’s difficulty in instinctive selflessness while praising the unwed daughter caring for aging relatives.
Church notices and services listed across many parishes
A lengthy roster of church listings with pastors, service times, and Sunday school schedules across numerous parishes including Seventh Day Adventist, Walnut Street Baptist, National Road, St. Joseph’s, Christadelphian, and many Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, and independent churches. It notes morning and evening services, Sunday schools, youth groups, prayer meetings, and special events across multiple streets and avenues.
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Eterer
Wellinston
Rey
Ee Beachler
Christian Endeavor
Gnarok” of the Brethren—Seventh
A. P. Blough
A. Sig Christian Workers Meeting
Church OF Christ
SCIEN
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Second
Weillington Streets
Marsh-Place Building
Friend Wife By Roe Fulkerson
Andrew and Imogene discuss modern authors and the publishing scene. He laments serials and rapid output while recalling classic writers like George Eliot and Ouida. The dialogue hints at changing literary tastes and the impatience of contemporary readers.
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Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Court upholds Miller's contract for Reinbeck school
Judge G W Wood denied M Mildenstein injunction to stop J G Miller from building a new school in the Reinbeck consolidated district. Mildenstein, of Cedar Rapids, claimed he was the lowest bidder and should have received the contract. The board was represented by Sherman W DeWoit of Reinbeck and Pick-Phe asigner & Farwell of Waterloo.
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M. Mildenstein
Cedar Rapids
J. G. Miller
Waterloo
Reinbeck
G. W. Wood
Mildenstein
Board of Education
Sherman W. DeWoilt
Pick- Phe Asigner & Farwell
Water- Do
Delegates to Midyear Rally from 30 Baptist Churches
Thirty Cedar Valley Baptist Young People unions will send delegates to a Cedar Falls midyear rally at First Baptist Church Cedar Falls this evening and all day Sunday. Dr G W Cassidy Des Moines state promotion director will speak at the final meeting Sunday evening. Officer elections occur at the B P U hour before the address. Rev C J Asking and Rev D J Purser speak tonight. Rev Frederick Donovan will preach tomorrow morning with afternoon conference.
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Bartist
Burton Avenue
Bieht Street
V. C. Beresford
Conger Stefferson Street
Park
Guenue
Clyde J. Raskins
Santa School
P. U
G. W. Cassidy
D. D. Des Moines
Lowa. J
Walnut Street
Lime
Walnut Streets
D. L Purser
Lord's Treasury
Douxian Street
WW. W. Ewing
Baptist
Cedar Valley Association
First Baptist Church
Cedar Falls
Des Moines
Baptist Convention
C. J. Asking
First Baptist
D. J. Purser
Walnut Street Baptist
Waterloo
Frederick Donovan
Mission Worker to Speak at Vespers at First Evang
Miss Edna Erffmeyer a mission ary to Osaka Japan will speak at vesper service at First Evangelical Church Sunday at 5 p m The orchestra will play a short program and the choir will sing Miss Erffmeyer a Northwestern college graduate is a noted speaker She has 12 years with a sister leading a major mission station in Japan her work among women and children has been praised Sunday a group of church youths will visit shutins last Sunday seven homes were called on and seven more will be visited tomorrow Garland Pleur Bare to Make Good TM
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Edna Erffmeyer
Osaka
Japan
First Evangelical ‘Church
Erffmeyer
Northwestern College
Pattern order notice for Waterloo Evening Courier
A brief notice offers up-to-date pattern designs from the Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Department. Patrons are asked to send 15 cents per pattern, with patterns including seam allowances. Orders are filled as soon as possible, aiming for delivery within ten days after the pattern request is received.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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