Society notices and club events for the day
A long list of society and club schedules appears for the day with times and venues. Daughters of Isabella Clio club Oriental club and various sewing and study groups announce meetings at K C hall Independence avenue Second street east Vine and other local venues. Also noted are wedding and birthday items and notices of district rallies and forthcoming social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella
K. C. Hall
Clio Club
A. W. Chamberlain
Independence Avenue
Oriental Club
Clyde Gillian
Second Street
J. D. Club
C. H. Bingham
Vine
J. L. Henderson
C. D. Lamson
Meadames
Stuffacher
Ed. Geist
Sixth Street
Entre Nous Club
Jon Schiel
Lime
P. Marge
Washington
J. A. Webb
First
M. E
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
Desdemona Club
Charlee Fish
Logan Avenue
Register-Wilson
James Register
Dorcas Sewing
Murial Cox
Quincy
KF. B. F. Club
Hazel Dahl
Argyle
Tom Thumb
Linden M. E
Sacred Heart Hall
Royal Neighbors of America
School of Instruction
Soash Hall
O. F
Lady Militant
Patriarch
I. O. Q. F. Hall
Sons of
The Evening Chit Chat on Women and Attention
Ruth Cameron writes about women who invite male attention with style and then complain about it. A train encounter shows how a fashionable young woman attracts a man, prompts a second seatmate to share a cautionary tale, and reveals a belief that men seek purpose before advancing. The piece argues women may invite interaction yet disapprove when it occurs.
Court rules on withdrawals and signature validity
The article outlines a court decision addressing withdrawals, signatures, and petition validity. It details corrections to names, duplications, and misstatements, and clarifies that poll lists are the sole evidence of voters, with fraudulent or variant signatures not counted unless they clearly match a voter's true name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Precintor
Supreme Court
Rent
Ulese
Ralph A. Bunkelhberg
Ralph H. Dunkelberg
John , Hanson
John V. Hanson
Harry Haney
Manners and rebuffs in social conduct
The passage argues women can rebuff men's advances by simple actions. It notes some women may accept then blame the man, while a plain woman can avoid harassment by modest dress keeping eyes home rebuffing advances and signaling she wants to be left alone.
Law Points Ruled In The Saloon Case Continued
The board of supervisors canvassed a petition on January 30 after revocation of withdrawals by contestants. The revocation directed withdrawals not to be filed and revoked authority to file. The withdrawal is only effective when filed with the county auditor or board, and revocation before filing places control with the voter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
County
Rug making from ingrain carpet and Brussels rugs sale
Local ad urges customers to call for custom rugs from ingrain carpet Brussels rugs and chenille curtains. Includes contact details 60 percent sale at Rhey Street and phone 1869-Black.
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H. BE. Weatherwax
H.W. Harbin
W. W. Miller
Almond
First Congregational Church
Margaret Bragdon
Sue Tanner
Angie Campbell
Bayard
J. W. Miller
Ninth Street West
C. J. Miller
I. Fike
Miller
Barbara Saylor
Harvey Saylor
Lady Maccabees of
Waterloo
A. O. A. W. Hall
Op Prospect Embroidery Club
W. A. Brainger
Prospect’ Hills
Harry Brooks
Pan-Hellenic Association
Maxwell Case
Kingsley Avenue
Sidney Osmer
Denver
Colo
Delta Gamma Sorority
J. D. Easton
William Close
Falls Avenue
Willard Hall
Paul Davis
Majestic Theatre
Ruth Cameron
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Gould
GC. L. Palmer
H. Womstock
G. M. Wagner
R.L. Scriber
W. (. Morgan
J. H. Gorton
J. F. Lesiie
William Beebe
W. Fpf. Barbite
W. FB. Durey
W. G. Lusthoff
J. W. Hieux
EL H. Battenfiel
F. F. Kahler
Taft
Waterloo Trunk Co
Sycamore St
Burch Bros, CO
WM. Nicholson
Prop
Hile
Wright Brothers
Edison
Marconi
Altstadt & Langias Baking Company
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