National President to Visit Waterloo for State Auxiliary Convention
GlNews reports the National President of the U S W Auxiliary may visit Waterloo for the state convention opening June 25. Delegates from six auxiliaries gather with officers Delia McAllister chairs arrangements, with programs, decorations, and a banquet planned at K P hall and Hotel Russell Lamson. The event includes memorials, a luncheon, and installations, while local leaders like Elizabeth Artus and Alma Boeller organize registrations and entertainments.
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Florence M. Clark
Cleveland
Waterloo
Jia
Chik
Chate Taupora
Tenn
Hoc
Effin McKee
Urestaa
Elizabeth Artus
Assistane Conductresa
Piaus
Piaus Ter Orteriafument
Camnarlees
Delia McAlleter
Alma Boeller
Adelaide Housogile
Anna Trimble
Madonna Burton
Fannie Brown
Ellis Smith
Nellie Welker
McAllister
Devonport
Veterans and Auxiliary
G. C.F. Hall
K. P. Hall
J. H. Hart
Collex
Mason City
Black's
Russell- Lamson
National
Department
Helen Gould
Mary Sorenson
Maud Lingelbach
Ida Burrows
Mary Smith
Elie Smith
Ehan
Jeanette Zuells
Mee Smith
Trimble
Ella Herbsleb
Blanche Miller
Alma! Boeller
Boeller
Clara Smith
Men and Women of Walnut Street Church Form Fidelis Class
The Walnut Street Baptist Sunday school reorganized at a dinner meeting, naming the new class Fidelis. Mrs. H. N. McMasters was elected president, with H. Keiber as treasurer, Miss Wright as vice president, Oscar Berry secretary, Mrs. Oliver Halistin resistant secretary, Mrs. P. M. Fuller AS, and Blanene Cisna historian. Rev and Mrs. Robert N. MacDonald were among the 64 attendees.
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Fidelis
Wal- Nut Street Baptist Sunday School
Alpha Philatheans
H. N. McMasters
H. ©. Keiber
Ssacher
Wright
Oscar Berry
Oliver Halistin
P.M Fuller
Blanene Cisna
Robert N. MacDonald
SIDE TALKS What Makes Ryleie Develop Into a Bully
A fragmented discussion on human nature. The text debates why people become tyrants when given power and whether environment or disposition drives bullying, noting self centered instincts and the urge to dominate.
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Ryleie
Washington-Irving school election and program report
More than 109 patrons attend a Washington-Irving school business session where officers were elected: Mrs. Charles Hursh president, Meresta Ohler first vice president, Mrs. G.C. Wilson second vice president, Miss Bernice Call secretary-treasurer. The program featured children, music, and a moral reading, with remarks on civility and bullying.
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Washington-Irving School
Charles Hursh
Miseertha Ohler
GC. 'T. Wilson
Vvice
Bernice Call
Stavgels
Spavely Mpa
Warshad
Virginia Burton
Jazegar
George
Rel Square
Talaby
B P W Fourth Anniversary Party Observed
B P W marks four years with a dinner and program at Willard hall. Officers include Miss Fanny Hemenway as vice president and Miss Catherine McNally as recording secretary. Guests gather for reminiscences, music, and a lavender and gold crested birthday cake.
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Pelouraning
Bnceoss
Eligabeth Kenney
Inwa Federation
Hhick
Perry
W. TD
Kenney
Kenny
Fanny Hemen- Way
Catherine McNally
Berufes Ravin
Lile Marelam
Eehel Reser
Lit- Man Hileman
Alice Wykoff
Alissus Anna Meader
Louise Adler
Meddie Hombs
Kathryn Moll
Vera Barr
Esther Youngdale
Plarence Black
Edith Korlake
Ruth Miller
Constance McNermott
Uehel Roser
Sarah Story
Mildred Schaefer
Imes
F. B. Brocvksus
Edita Colburn
Eva Fralick
Big Delegation to Represent Iowa at GFWC Biennial
A large delegation from Iowa and Minnesota heads to Des Moines on May 27 to attend the seventeenth biennial convention of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Delegates include Mrs. C. M. Young and Mrs. F. M. Shores from Waterton Woman's club. The event in Los Angeles features a play day and a music program with performers such as Raymond Koch, Olga Slohrdskeaja, and Magnes Gordon.
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
Ward
C. M. Young
F. M. Shores
W. N. Birdsall
J. J. O'Keefa
Waterton Woman's Club
Iowa
Minneota
Des Moines
Altha
Minnesota
Thomas G. Winter
Uau
Montana
Henry W. Speulding
Grimel
General Federation
Laws
Hanretta
Miz
Henry Paylor
Dloomfield
Los Angeles
Cai Sternla
Astra
Mas Oberndorfer
Overland Flyer Benefit at West High for Pipe Organ Fund
West Congregational Women’s Organization hosts an Overland Flyer farce at West High Auditorium on May 48 to raise funds for the pipe organ. Mrs. Marion Cowley du Paar leads direction with Mrs. J. O. Knox and Mrs. 41. H. Ridenour. West High band will perform. eight city churches represented. list of principals includes Jack Wadson, Kathrony Crosby, Daisy Needmore, and Ralph Sarit.
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Hyer
West Congregational Women's Organization
West High Auditorium
Pipe Organ Fund
Marion Cowley du Paar
J. O. Knox
H. Ridenour
Lewis
Jack Wadson
Nalph Martie
Daisy Needmore
Kathrony Crosby
Jack Mankerson
Gi Haswell
Jaine Montmorency
Mrx
J. Brinkerhott
Mr Whoentley
Ig Beal
Agatha Watts
Darehanks
Metaan
Metaan—t Ralph Sarit
Jonathin Redrocks
Rugsall Dean
Alice Redrocks
Marjople Bradley
Exigerton
G. Knox
he—Jinidys
Den
Rep
Lively Bays
Roger Birdrall
Howard Bure
School Parent Teacher Association Names Officers
Frances Groat announces the next year’s officers for the Parent-Teacher Association at the school meeting held Tuesday at 7 45 p m Mrs Robert W Law and committee arranged a program with Miss Marty Watters Girl Reserve secretary and Miss Lane reading a poem Pupils will perform three dance numbers Violin selections by Mrs Jane Kaffa Refreshments will be served by Mrs Warren Nellen and assistants The Spring luncheon motif featured pastel colors and decorative placecards at the Hotel Russell Lamson event.
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Son Parent-Teacher Association
Dellie Rewnd
Lloyd Laamis
Mias Kihel Laichix
Frances Groat
cMeers
Hnibtine Tuesay
Robert W. Law
Marty Watters
WLC
Lane
Jane Kaffa
Warren Nellen
Club News Recalled in Mrs Kiingaman Farewell Talk
The retiring president Mrs C G E B Kiingaman gave a reminiscence titled Looking Backward as the club recalling its 1810 origins held semi monthly meetings with educational and charitable work. New president Mrs Wille Johnson spoke of a forward look and better officer committee harmony. Music by Mrs G M Shoemaker and a prenuptial party for Miss Doris Valentina stirred social circles.
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CG. EB. Kiingaman
Wille Johnson
Neeper Atlandhmanr
G .M. Shoemaker
Phillipa
Rose
Orster
Meeting of King Marson unit at Memorial Hall
The King Marson unit D A Nu meets Monday evening at Memorial hall with refreshments arranged by a committee after the business. Tass Besson to preside. Glee Club Pennier-Party two members of Heleante Glee club Iowa State Teachers college will have a dinner party at Black's tea room this evening. Mrs F Schmidt made arrangements. Luncheon courtesy Mrs Hugh Zelsing entertained yesterday at her home on Seventh street west for Mrs FP A Beppler Burlington Ia.
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Wonen
Christian Pemperance Union
Willard Hall
A. Morris
K. &. Park
Pater Woodring
Ilda F. Mitchell
Margaret. Moore
Pythian Party
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Kk. PB
Gunfon
Ben Hur Hall
Dicktaim
Parkersburg
Wasterloo Canin
King Marson
D. A. Nu
Memorial Hall
Busi Tass Besson
Glee Club
Heleante Glee Club
Iowa State Teachers College
Black’s Teavoor
F Schmidt
Hugh Zelsing
Seventh Street West
Beppler
Burlington
Club Notes Highlight Small Gatherings and Contests
Golden Leaf club welcomed Mrs J L Yandfeld as a new member at a Friday session held at Mrs Russell Wilds home. Mrs Milo Baldwin won a prize in the contest. Members enjoyed music by Mrs Prank Sherwood and hostess Mrs W Bodeker. Each attendee received a rose favor at a two course luncheon. Spring flowers decorated the venue and Mrs A P Smith hosted Kumehat a while club with Mrs P M Schneier winning a favor. Psychology club will meet at University church parlors at 7 20 p m Monday.
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Golden Leaf Club
J. L. Yandfeld
Russell Wilds
Milo Baldwin
A. P. Smith
P. M. Scheiner
Virginia
Psychology Club
Uni
Orsallet
New Yorker Enlists After Tramp Life Ends in Travel
James M. O'Conner a 22 year old New Yorker tired of tramp life joined the army coast artillery after ten fruitless days in Waterloo seeking work. Army recruiting officer L C Greenup signed him for enlistment. he will be sent to San Francisco. His companion found relatives in the Midwest and stayed behind.
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James M. O'Conner
New York City
Waterloo
Sam
L. C. Greenup
Coast Artillery
San Francisco
O'Connor
Middle West
Kehr Fined for Intoxication as Murphy Denies Speed Charge
Police report shows John Kehr arrested for intoxication from canned heat. He was searched at the station and jailed after judge J W Gwynne fined him 15 dollars plus costs for the offense. Parker Murphy faced a speeding charge and was fined 8 dollars 50 cents with costs after a trial.
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John Kehr
Mornig
J. W. Gwynne
Kehr
Parker Murphy
Jadge
Election cost Waterloo city in March and results
City taxpayers paid 3244 dollars and 33 cents for the March election. A. E. Gragy was retained as chief executive and his ticket won. Auditor Dc. C. MacKay reports breakdowns for salaries, rentals, supplies, booths, and ballot printing. Also notes a boy injured by a car on Elevnth Street bridge.
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Waterloo
A. E. Gragy
Dc. C. MacKay
Hair growth tips for unwanted back-length strands
Readers seek fashion and grooming advice for excessive back-length hair. Tips include brushing growth upward into a cap shaped net, shaving with barber clippers, regular clipping every few months, using depilatories with caution, and occasional bleaching. Additional suggestions cover self clipping near the skin, tonic for digestion related issues, avoiding vanishing cream, and light massage with vegetable oil steam.
Gillett Promises Support for Coolidge Policies
Washington May 17 Speaker Gillett pledges to back President Coolidge and his policies as a Massachusetts senator candidate. In a letter to R M Washburn of the Roosevelt Club in Boston he says there is no chance of changing the Volstead law and notes Coolidge as the party's greatest asset.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Fron Massachusetta
Gillett
R. M. Washburn
Roosevelt Club
Boston
Washington
Repubican Party
Fisher Presides at Waterloo Bible Conference
Harry T. Fisher elected president of the Waterloo Bible conference at its tenth annual meeting. Dr. I. vy Shields of Toronto spoke on The Cross of Christ to a large audience of clergymen and praise was given to speakers, music, and church support.
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T. Fisher
Waterloo
I, Vy
Shields
Toronto
Can
Jesse M. Church
K. i. Th. Macartney
V. ¢. Kellard
B. W. Maine
I. HH. Gillette
Mrg
Ge. H. Kimball
M. Alten
God
Jesus Christ
Ion
Cain
Lord
First Presbyterian Church
Tor Waterloo Eventing Courier
Waterloo Tribune
Fewer Men Enter Teaching in California
In San Francisco on May 1, the state teachers college reports 83 women and two men enrolled. Faculty say the decline of male teachers stems from better outdoor jobs offering higher pay.
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San Francisco
California
State Teachers' College
The
Collegay
Expert Duplicate Bridge at Knickerbocker Whist Club
At New York's Knickerbocker Whist Club weekly Thursday sessions feature Auction Bridge in duplicate play across multiple tables. The format moves hands between tables to ensure each pair faces all hands and opponents, with 125 points per game and no rubbers, while players note memory and diplomacy effects on outcomes.
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Knickerbocker
Cate
Wiill
Templetag
Bid and Play Commentary From a Toronto Championship Hand
During the Canadian championship in Toronto a final day hand illustrated key bidding and play ideas. South won five clubs after a glut and jump bid while West showed three four card suits. The article discusses ruffing, finesses, and the correct use of the club king with precise card reading.
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North
East
South
West
King of Diamonds
Bo Ft
Toronto
Bridge error and a potato thief headline
A bridge hand described with bids and plays ends in declarer success after a diamond finesse and strategic squeezes. In Chicago on May 17 a railroad detective, Dewey Norman, shot and killed an unidentified potato thief who was being held by police.
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Chicago
Dewey Nor Man
Norman
Patterns for Waterloo Evening Courier Accompanying Design
The notice offers Waterloo patterns from the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier. Send 16 cents per pattern to Waterloo address for up-to-date designs that allow seams. Orders filled as promptly as possible and should arrive within a few days after sending.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Nellie Stealy
Ruths
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Ed. Stealy
West High
Horel Russells Lamson
Miss Valentine
Madge McGlade
Emma Blythe
Dil Robinson
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Kathrine Young
Mabel Henderson
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Grace Tippet
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Ann Downs
Ana Demmel
Leona Bach
Margaret Geib
Georgia Beal
Marv Welbes
Regina Slack
Phoebe Bach
Edna Hse
Madison
Town Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Hyde
Pew State Board
Cedar Heights
Able Hebo Fraternity
Iowa State Teachers Sollege
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D. A. V. Meeting
New Yorker
Army
Dennis Klebs Hart
Dennis Klebs
Henry Klebs
Mulberry Street
Clinton Bean
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Gillett Promises
Harry T. Fisher
President Bible Conference
Sidney G. Lenz
Premier Syndicate, Inc
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Ri Ewald
Fred Rrolt
Harry Northey
Bill Ogle
O'Keefe
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