Waterloo women honored at Iowa state convention reception
Miss Carolyn McFarlane Mrs Elizabeth Wise and Mrs Frances Dahl of Waterloo were honored at a Waterloo chapter reception at Masonic Temple after three district members earned grand chapter offices. Dahl was named pirate grand conductress Wise grand warder and McFarlane grand Electa. The event featured a program of songs readings and musical numbers with about 240 attendees.
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Watertoo
Order of Wastern Suir
Carolyn McFarlane
Elizabeth Wise
Frances Dahl
Vendor Falls
Signal Honer
Masonic Temple
Waterloo
McFarlans
Dahl
Iowa
Wisa
Miss McFarlane
Myrtle Wiley
Orient
McFarlane
John Miller
Finn, Christiansen
Jean Mar- Wadant
Tra
Jack Patterson
Fiss
Grace Marr
Danca
Marcede Si Wolf
Rowi
Mandalay
Mr. Peaver
Patterson
Theodore Pink
Jeanetts Wimber
Bess Gormley
Faith McLaughlin
Ames Gee
Cora Eickelberg
Ida Bothwell
Mary Miller
Nella Scholes
Lawretta Carson
Church Institute classes start at First Buptish church
First Buptish church begins Church Institute with evening classes and a pre supper at 6. The program includes bible study led by Rev. Williamson and other teachers, a young people class, children's story hour, and Thursday sessions through November. Also notes a Halloween party for Young Married People and various church meetings and social events.
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Buptish
Church Institute
Oelock
FE. Williamson
Mines
J. H. Penney
A. Asquith
First Baptist Church Hosts Family Night Event
The Altararian class and First M. E. B. Sunday School plan an annual family party at the church parlor joining the Deborah class to honor Dr. and Mrs. Roe Hurlburt. A picnic dinner at 6 will be followed by a program and entertainment at the home of Mr and Mrs L G Peck Friday evening.
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McKee
Thio Mekee
Weston Ja
W. VY
Hon
Welle
Bishop's
Fred Willer Lexmp
Helen Gould
MeKee
Yorty
Friends of Good Will
Burton Avenue
Baptist Sunday School
J. B. Nuston
Charles Brown
Jifford Dryden
Treaster
Frank Meyers
First Baptist Church
Altrarian
First M. EB
Paris
Deborah ¢Lass
Roe. Hurlburt
A. Cohagan
J and
Ewell T. Ley
Gideons
Elwin Gray
Bayard Street
Gideons Shephen and
Newkirk
Miss Penn Gray
Halloween Socials Fill October with Ghosts and Games
Various clubs hosted Halloween events across the area with ghostly costumes, games, dancing, and prizewinners. Notable scenes included a Word mixer at Run Inn, a witch presiding over fortunes, and families in elaborate outfits at multiple homes. Prizes were awarded for disguises, costumes, and games. refreshments followed.
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Ik Run Inn
Henry Zupke
Wuela
City in Brief and visiting notes from Waterloo and Independence
Miss Alice Byrnes of Los Angeles is visiting her aunt Miss Addie McCormick. One October report lists 41 contagious infectious disease cases to the state board of health, compiled by Charles C. MacKay, city clerk. John Kuhns of Chicago is visiting.
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Waterloo
W. WH. Parker
Independence
Alice Byrnes
Los Angeles
Cal
Addie McCormick
Charles C. MacKay
State Board of Health
John Kuhns
Chicago
Forget-Me-Not Day Plans Advance in Waterloo
Forget-Me-Not Day committee members meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday November 6 at the Greater Waterloo association to perfect plans for a November 8 sale of forget-me-nots and a November 9 collection to aid disabled World War veterans. Proceeds support relief welfare and rehabilitation for wounded veterans nationwide.
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Greater Waterloo Association
AL. Rohit
Friendly Co-Operative
Woman’s Club
J. B. Becker
Becker-Chapman Post Auxiliary
United States
Welfare League report mailed to Waterloo residents
Waterloo Social Welfare League is mailing 500 copies of its annual report to Waterloo citizens. The 1923 report outlines work during 1922 and includes a study of conditions in the city. The report was first read at the league’s annual meeting on October 24.
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Welfare League
Waterloo
Social Welfare League
Citizens of
Extension division plans cited in Black Hawk study
Miss Louise Cottrell of the University of Iowa extension division discusses a pendency in Black Hawk county. The note references ongoing work by the extension division and related county issues.
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Black Hawk County
Louise Cottrell
University of Towa
Marital Woes Lead to Divorce Plea and Custody Bid
Goldie Poteshman files for divorce from Samuel Poteshman after 12 years of marriage in Poland. She seeks custody of their 11 year old child, £50 monthly alimony, home at 1214 Black Hawk Street, and $100 attorney fees. Isaac Tippey seeks separation from Bessie Tippey after 20 years of marriage, claiming desertion in August. Woods ery big discount sale announced for style and character.
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Poland
Goldie Poteshman
Samuel Poteshman
Black Hawk Street
Isaac Tippey
Bessie Tippey
Inverted boasting and a middle price car quip
A friend calls her $30,000 nine room house inexpensive while peers see it as grand. The tale discusses inverted boasting, rude real estate talk, and a blunt method to deflate such bragging by labeling a rival’s car as cheap versus a middle price model.
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Carnet
Farthermore
C— Street
Home Made Cosmetics and Dandruff Remedies from Beauty Chats
Reader guidance on making mouth rinse from potassium permanganate and a brown hair dye from walnut shells with alum and rose water. Also notes on a milky face solution, peroxide for liver spots, and dandruff treatment including egg yolk massage and tincture of green soap shampoo.
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Jueves Terde Club
Verne Wilson
Galloway Social Union
Mary M. Straum
Dean O. Rowley
Patricix
Tom
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Bates
Annua M. ‘Trudgian
T. A. Trudgian
Waeterloo
Austin David Mates
Orr
Wresbyter Hospital
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Rushutiak College
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Jackson of Hate
Madigan
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Harry Wildes
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Ray Redmeton
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Malinda Knowles
John M. Coe
Cow Will
Willan Baysor Lincoln
Halower' An
Pythlun
Laurell Cowles
Grant Avenue
Moose Hall
Church News
Central Christian Church
Hallowe'en
Roberts Black Hone
Board of Graves Memorial U. WB
St. Joan’s Catholic Church
Mulberry
Mimes
Bert Gregory
Max Miller
John Phillips
John Fress
Jferman Hrunn
Clab
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J.J. Hail
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W. F. Trask
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Wild Rose Club
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Mary Shirley
J. D. Sweeney
Julius Denaria
Helen Byrnes
Frank Quinn
J. B. Sweeney
Martha Sweeney
George Krelman
Eliza Porterfield
la Lomita
Henry Brandt
Mmes
Harry McCowan
Smith
Wi King
Luella Sient
J. R. McMullan
R. A. Myers
H. §. Guyer
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W. KE. Tate
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Gene Bandfield
Mallowe’en
W. H. Yockatick
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Hot Springs
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Harry L. Blades
Fredericksburg
Jack Carter
Frank Balonseljier
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A. J. Howard
Chicago Great Western Railway
Des Moines
J. L. Knapp
Nashville, Chattanooga & Bt
Lewis Railway
Kansas City
George D. Harris
Creston
Mercy Aylesworth
Mabel P
Vera Helfer
States Moines
William Lentz
Cleve G. Miller
J. W.thompson
W. R. C. Bazar
Jie
Frank Harmon
Hite
Fort Dodge
E. C. Bryant Co
Mise Agnes McClernon
Kathryn Meek
Dawson
Mirse Congregational Church
West Fourth and South Sts
Christian Life In Art
Ppc Orchestra
Tom Waterfal
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Buchanan's
Buchanan Optical Service
Buchanan
Falan-Fleming
Womkmanship
New York
Fashion Center
Jacquettes of
Astrakhan
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