Iowa Federation Sets 1923 Biennial in Waterloo
Waterloo will entertain the 1923 biennial of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs by unanimous vote. The federation pushes reorganization of the General Federation with higher dues making members automatic National Federation members. A leadership struggle for president pits Mrs. Max Mayer and Mrs. E. F. Armstrong against each other with voting expected.
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Clinton
Waterloo
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Iowa Federation
General Federation
National Federation
Iowa
John W. Watzek
Davenport
B. B. Clark
Red Oak
Max Mayer
Iowa City
Land
E. F. Armstrong
Henry ‘. ‘Taylor
Bloomfield
Gaflen Tilden
Ames
5Surberry
Indianole
O. A.* S Heiserman
West Union
Jrural
Aulounty
Farms Bureau
KE. E. Sage
H.C. Moeller
W.C. A
Clara Ms. Sutter
A. A. Burger
Junior high school fashion show and spring events noted
Numerous spring activities fill the day as East and West High students host fashion shows, banquets, lectures, and entertainments. Juniors chair a Galloway clubhouse dinner while Westminster Workers and Waterloo Players stage performances. Community clubs, church groups, and WCT host meetings and picnics across Waterloo with awards, speeches, and social gatherings.
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East Junior High School
Van‘de Daum
Ethel Mak
Ann
West High School
Galloway
Victor Kaplan
Merald Hoag
H. D. Pee
the Fear
Black's Bearoom
Fentertainment
ITV
Westminster
Waterloo
Sacred Heart School Hall
Susan Glaspel
Verne R. Jay
T. A. McManus
Girls’ Friendship Clubs
East High School
West High
Margaret Maddigan
County Women Push for Hot Lunches in Rural Schools
Rural schools in Black Hark County would offer hot lunches weekly at Isaston and increase if possible, driven by local women seeking improved meal options for students and communities.
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Isastons
Club gatherings entertain with games and music
Multiple clubs met yesterday at various host homes for social events. Prizes went to winners in Five Hundred and other games, with piano numbers and refreshments following the sessions. A summer shift to outdoor picnics was noted.
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Courtland Hussey
Chicago Great Western Railway
Hussey
Ada Slifer
Roy Short
Silent Club
Claude Johnston
M. M. Smith
Charles Parker
Fred Bross
Parker
Johnston
Peter Bastendorf
Gilbertville
John Smith
Peter Gales
Peter Kies
Ed Prankfurt
P. L. C. Club
Robert Clark
H. E. Fullem
Harry Pashby
Q V. Club
O. Plouff
Loma D. Love
The Unappreciated Sense by Ruth Cameron
A discussion arguing the sense of smell holds deep ties to memory and subconscious thought. The essay recalls wood smoke memories and notes how scent can trigger vivid recollections more than sight or sound.
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Seuss
Henry Adams
Bor
Beauty Chats By Edna Bent Forbes A Profile Guide
Edna Bent Forbes outlines fashion and posture tips to improve a profile. Emphasizes hair style, skin condition, face color, and especially holding the head and neck for a graceful line. Recommends mirrors to study head position and chest height for better posture.
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Beauty
Edna Bent Forbes
Miss Springtime Seized by King Frost and Jack Frost
In a fairy tale conflict, King Frost plots to keep Miss Springtime by enlisting Jack Frost. Jack lures her to a mountain hideout where King Frost awaits. Miss Springtime awakens to danger but resists, while Jack carries her toward the ice king’s domain, upending the seasonal handoff.
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Springtime
Len
Jack Frost
King Frost
Madam Summer
Miss Springtime
Ice
Jack
Frost King
Mise
Fragmented Text Explores Health Tips and Folklore
The passage mixes home remedies with a scrambled tale about Jack Frost and a wicked king. It references abdominal massage and fruit tips, then arcs into a fractured fairy story about Springtime fleeing to the North, with a note that the continuation runs tomorrow.
Poem Pays Tribute To Two Waterloo Graduates
Eugene Clay Ferguson drafts a sentimental poem titled Sweat Girl Graduate honoring Inez Childs and Beatrice Swallum as Waterloo West High School seniors prepare to graduate. The piece, inscribed to his nieces, reflects on schooldays, learning basics, and the passage to wisdom, with references to family ties and local connections.
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Waterloo
West High School
Eugene Clay Farguson
Bloomington
Inez Childs
Beatrice Swallum
Baltimore Street
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W. J. Sutcliffe
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Women's Society
China
Church Perlors
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F. R. Asquith
Rollcall
Merle LaRue
Ray Seat
Carrie Riley
C. J. Askins
America
Mines
Victor Nichols
F. C. Drew
Carrie Roberts
St. Mark's
St. Margaret’s Guild
Ida Stafford
Thomas Horton
Keokuk
Miss Horton
Adela Stafford
Hammer-Gardner
Eliene C. Gardner
E. A. Gardner
Harold HK. Hammer
Mrs. Hammer
Dunkerton
M. E—B
Natural Music Club
King’s Daughter
Mizpah Circle
Natural Echoes
M. E. Church
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Christ Episcopal—ladies’ Guild
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L. A. Keith
Earl Glasson
Frank Collard, Jr
Robert Parrott
Hall
East High Pool
D. P. Gaylor
Elkids
Ruth Cameron
Sandman
Mre. F
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Frost
Misa
Joint Coffee Trade Publicity Committee
Wall Street, New York
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United States
Sao Paulo
Brazil
United States of America
Engene Clay Ferguson
John E. and
Arthur L. Ferguson
Golden Rale
Wisdom
Pallas
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Eugene Clay Pergason
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MG Courier
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