May party and society notes from MOB A gathering
The May party honoring MOB A featured poetry and musical numbers by Doris Ward Evelyn Mesher and Roger Sisna with readings by Beorge Davis Mildred Phinney Constance McDermott and Arlene Bradley A dialog Swee Sixteen was presented by Mr St Nhi ey and Ali Starkarel Ida Schultz Baye A Spanish dance and vocal numbers by Anna Cases with Marguerite Cordes accompanied by Mrs G Corning and Hl Seth. awards given in a social hour followed. Also reports of weddings and local notices from Waterloo Allison and Cedar Falls areas are included with church group activities and social events.
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MOB. A
P. Ball
Doris Ward
Evelyn Mesher
Roger Sisna
Beorge Davis
Mildred Phinney
Constance McDermott
Arlene Bradley
Mr St Nhiey
Ali Starkarel
Ida Schultz Baye
Anna Cases
Marguerite Cordes
G. Corning
Hl Seth
William Wilfus
W. Davis
Club notices and social rounds in local gatherings
Mrs Clyde Smith and others attended the Els L club meeting hosted by Mrs W L Heitter. FO P club met at Mrs Harry Imhoff home with usual game. Favours were sent by Mrs H Bukman and Mrs A Hubbard. Guest Mrs W T Baler joined. Mrs Claude Johnston helped serve.
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Clyde Smith
A. J. Reiber
Vera Reber
ELS. L. Club
W. L. Heitter
FO. P. Club
Harry Imhoff
H. Bukman
A. Hubbard
W. T. Baler
O . Ent
John
Claude Johnston
Side Talks on Libraries as Bureaus of Help and Information
Ruth Cameron urges using public libraries as consultative centers for practical advice. The piece cites a story of bees and cost cutting, illustrating how librarians can connect readers with knowledge and experts.
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Ness
Rai
Hbtarry
Encyelopedia
Beauty Tips For Slim Ankles And Wardrobe Choices
A weekly beauty column advises women on reducing ankle size through diet and exercise and offers fashion tips. It promotes high lace shoes, silk stockings, and dark colors to create a slimmer ankle silhouette, cautioning against white fabrics and light hues that may accentuate size.
Summer Amusement Boom Promises Big Waterloo Events
Waterloo prepares for a rich summer with a circus in town and daily lyceum chautauqua programs at the Caine Congress grounds. September 12 to 20 will host an international convention with concerts plays and speeches at the hippodrome, touted as a national event unseen locally this year.
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Waterloo
EF. Ss. E
Ntele Congr
Lyceum
Women Party Workers Gauge Black Hawk County Electorate
The Republican women’s committee in Black Hawk County conducts a block by block canvass to gauge prospective women voters. Many canvassers face reluctance to reveal preferences before party platforms and nominees are known, and some say the effort is premature awaiting full suffrage. Names and addresses will be compiled and filed with county and state chairmen.
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Republican Party
Blark Hawk
Fred 8. Pettit
Third Congressional District
C. B. Pickett
Waterloo
J Party
Des Moines
Waterloo Realtors to Attend National Real Estate Convention
More than a dozen Waterloo realtors plan to travel June 1 to Kansas City for the thir teenth annual national realtors convention. Army of 10 000 attendees expected with special trains from across the United States. Housing and housing conditions will be a chief topic and possible government aid to ease the home shortage for workers.
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Waterloo
Kansas City
Des Moines
United States
National Headquarters
Australian Speaker Delivers Daily Talks at Daniels Rescue Mission
Miss Elinor Stafford Millar speaks daily at the Fred Daniels rescue mission and will share her message. The event highlights moral aid and public outreach through sermon and testimony.
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Elinor Stafford Millar
Fred Daniels
Notable Church Worker Captivates Audiences in Australia
The article highlights Mies Milar drawing strong crowds on her Australian visits. Her engaging interpretation of experiences and personable charm win listeners, with Mrs V. OG Kelford assisting at meetings.
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Australia
Mies Milar
V. OG
Kelford
Og Sollat
New Templar park outing apartments at Spirit Lake
The new summer home for Moscos and their families will open June 15 for members of the Masonic order. The Spirit Lake facility, 140 roving, is among the largest lake resort hotels in the state and had partial construction last year. It is exclusive to Masons.
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Templar
Spirit Lake
Maxsanlo
F. A. Sporie
Masonic Order
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