Waterloo Hostesses Prepare for State Woman's Club Meet
Delegates totaling about twenty will visit Waterloo for the Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs convention to be hosted by the Waterloo Woman’s Club at the Amasev Lamson Hotel. State officers Mrs. Henry Spaulding and Mrs. John W. Cory lead a packed program with addresses, music, a reception, and a Friday session on topics from good housing to Americanization.
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Denuad
Waterloo Woman's Club
Amasev-Lamson
Hengy IV
Spaulding
Grinnell
John W. Cory
Spencer
Vicw
R. W. Frenk
Eg. Clark
First Congre
Honal Church
H. W. Sigworth
Laverne Beal Gorell
Herbert
Marshall
Fred McClain
F. L. Marquis
S. A. Sands
Des Moines
Town
B. Kelly
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
James
W. Stearns
Manchester
Sigworth
W. Shunenman
Olive Berkland
Eagle Grove
Francis Whitley
Webster Citr
C. “Pickett
Headlingame
Town Falls
George Dunham
C. E. Taylor
Dubuque
Homer i Seerley
May Peabody
Dui
W._D. Evans
Hamptons
Frompine
C. C. Cave
Greene
B_ L. ‘Johnson
Willard Hall hosts W C T U party and wedding notices
The article notes a Willard Hall house party by the W C T U to hear reports from the 47th convention in Dubuque. It reports delegates’ successes, honors to Mrs Sulla Bayhinger, Mrs M E Patt, Anna Adams Cordon, Dr Bird T Baldwin, and a Waterloo banner, plus multiple local weddings and social events in Reinbeck and Waterloo.
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Union
Willard Hall
Dubuque
Sulla Bayhinger
Bresidens
Indiana
M. E. Patt
Sioux City
Anna Adams Cordon
Bird Tt. Baldwin
Waterloo Woman's Club
Waterloo
Iowa
Black Bank County
Brice Hawkins Wedding Service Set At Home Tonight
The ceremony for Miss Lillian McKibben Hawkins and Mr. Robert Brice will be held at 8 30 this evening at the bride’s parents home with Rev. C B Luce officiating in the presence of about 300 guests. The couple will be attended by siblings, music will feature Miss Lillian Arthurs singing O Promise Me with Miss Marjorie Patten on piano, and yellow and white chrysanthemums will decorate the house. Afterward a course dinner will be served. The bride, a Waterloo resident of 12 years, and the groom, an electrician with Citizens Gas & Electric Co, will reside at 302 Conger Street after a two week motor trip through Illinois and Wisconsin. Out-of-town guests include Mr. and Mrs. C E Dena, Waverly. Mr. and Mrs. Chester de Viney, New Hartford. Mrs. Lord Patten, Jesup. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Lewis, New Hartford.
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Racy McKibben Hawkins
Robert Brice
J.B. McKibben
C. B. Luce
St Paul's M. 2. Church
R. L. MecKibben
Roth
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Conger Street
C. E. Dena
Waverly
Chester de Viney
New Hartford
Lord Patten
Jesup
Milo Lewis
Styles in Heroes and Heroines by Ruth Cameron
Ruth Cameron discusses evolving styles in heroes and heroines, focusing on hair color as a symbol. She notes the traditional golden hair of fairy tale heroines and contrasts Snow White and Rose Red with darker-haired figures, raising questions about why yellow hair dominates.
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Andi
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes On Throat Care
Edna Kent Forbes discusses daily throat gargling with antiseptic or hot salt water to prevent germs and improve a clear voice. She describes a relaxation exercise for nerves and suggests progressive arm and body relaxation to aid sleep.
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Edna Kent Forbes
State Juvenile Home Dedication Set in Toledo
Toledo Iowa Oct 16 the dedication of the state juvenile home in Toledo will feature a banquet and speeches. Prominent figures including Senator Proudfoot Representative Scott and Arch McFarlane will speak. Dr M R Drury will give the invocation. music by Toledo High School girls and the concert band will accompany the ceremonies.
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Toledo
Toledo Commercial Club
Iowa
Toledo Lo, O. F
Indianola
H._ J. Stiger
Ray P. Scott
Marshalltown
Frances BE. Whitly
Webster City
Arch W. McFarlane
Waterloo
Thirty-Eighth
General Assembly
G. H. Struble
Lang Coal Company Corrects Its Retailing Intent
The Lang Coal company clarifies it is a wholesale firm and not engaged in retailing. It states an error in its incorporation articles and notes no present plan to retail coal. The correction addresses a previous paper comment from Saturday night.
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Lang Coal Company
Waterloo patterns order form notice
Coupon offer from the Waterloo Evening Courier asks readers to send 15 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department for up-to-date gallery patterns. Orders are filled as soon as possible and should arrive about ten days after mailing.
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Waterloo
Doctors tell of Melvin wounds in McGraw trial
Physicians testified about Melvin's chest wound and bullet removal three inches below the breastbone. Mrs. Melvin described McGraw threatening to kill Melvin at their Ballou street home on June 28, 1919, as she ran for help and police.
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R. E. McGraw
G. W. Melvin
J. W. Rowntree
Melvin
J.E. Brinkman
W. I. Jenks
Brinkman
McGraw
Ballou Street
Weatfield Addition
Hampton High dominates Eldora 48 to 9 in football
Hampton High defeated Eldora 48 to 9 as Hampton took control in the second half. The attack relied on forward passes and strong line play while Eldora struggled to move the ball and managed little offense.
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Hampton High
Eldora
Hampton
Robinson
Sero Nolte
L. Dykeman
Scantlebury
Honoura
Reed
Crosley
Rhine
Nations invited to Waterloo meeting with refreshments
The report notes a gathering in Waterloo inviting representatives of the G A BR and the Spanish American society. It mentions hunger strikers in Ireland, Coffey Cork case, and a telegram to John Reed’s brother about his death in Moscow. A mine blast at Morgantown injures one attacker, with a fake still active at the tipple. Enrico Malatesta was arrested in Milan and General Leman died of pneumonia in Liege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Associated Presé, Las Society
Ireland
Robert Fitzger
Rathow
France
Cork County
John ‘Reed
Moscow
Morgantown
W. Va
London
Enrico Malatesta
Milan
Brussels
Leman
Liege
Reform School Boy Escape Leads to Waterloo Find
One of five boys who escaped Saturday from the state industrial school at Eldora was located in Waterloo yesterday and held for the officer. The boys were taken to Ackley to watch a football game and fled from their keeper. The search involved Waterloo police and the local hotel where the youth was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istate Industrial School
Eldore
Wanterloo
Ackley
Waterloo
Waaterloo
Girl Losing Family Purses Seeks Lost Ad Help
A 22 year old girl cried on Sycamore street near the courthouse after losing a pocketbook with four to six dollars. Charles Keiderling offered help and urged her to place a lost ad in the newspaper to recover the family money and belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Street
Charles Keiderling
Mr. Keiderling
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