Harmony at Waterloo Woman's Club inaugural meeting
Mrs Henry W Grout delivered an address praising cooperation among women and their public participation. The meeting highlighted women’s evolving roles, a new building campaign, and delegate selections for the upcoming Dubuque convention. Resolutions of sympathy for Mrs Way dorms family were passed and donations were announced for the club building fund.
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Enry W. Grout
Waterloo
Adam
Owien
Grout
Elay Dorm
W. Higson
T. Ug, McManus
Ites Mand
i@ club
Storm
Nance Committee
Torn
Wloh. Bickley
Cpt
Dubuque
Mimes
H. CG. Orrick
B . Howrey
H. W. Sigworth
H. Grout
H. BG. Maynard
A. Wey Jererson
L. G. Leeper
C. W. BryYson
Miss Bid Downing
Rhythmic Melodies Highlight Pantomime in Creole Romance
Rehearsals wrap for Un Mardi Gras Triste by Catholic Girls clubs and Daughters of Isabella. A creole romance impression is built through rhythmic melodies with choirs, soloists, and a varied orchestra under Mrs. Hoffman. Additional events include Awkinson Klub dancing, a banking wives’ picnic postponed, and other social gatherings.
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Daughters of Isabella
Waterloo Theatre
Old Orleans
J. Joseph's Sacred Heart
St. Mary’s
Harold McDermott
Frances Barrett
Josephine Parsons
Helen Gronen
John
Andrew
Louis Sal
Herbert Mullen
Unat
Banjo
Aliss Helen Gronen
Paugore Petite Manda Olsella Zizi
Howard Girsch
Marian
A. A. Hoffman
Plano
Coleridge-Taylord
Bamboula
Mr. Banje
Krebiel
Gayotte
Mignon
Uschaikowski
Chapinnade
Moskowski
Beauty Bath Shortcuts From Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes outlines a ten minute beauty routine for busy business girls. It combines hot and cold baths, cleansing, nail care, and quick nose rinsing, ending with invigorating cold water and a brisk towel dry. The method emphasizes alternating temperatures and brief exercises to wake the body for the workday.
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Furn
Side Talks by Rufh Cameron on Fire, Clothes, and Make-Believe
The author muses on household insurance values and the fantasy of a fire that would burn only clothes, leaving the home intact. He reflects on how even with liberal coverage the loss gaps would force real purchases, and asks whether brides chase trousseaus or weddings, imagining a playful, carefree path to happiness through pretend losses.
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Family Council
Wil
Nis
Babcock Ludwig Nuptials Read At St Josephs Church
The marriage of Miss Mary Ludwig and Charles W. Babcock was performed at St. Josephs Church by Very Rev H J Slattery. The bridal party included Miss Margaree Ludwig as maid of honor and Harry Ludwig as best man. After the ceremony relatives gathered for breakfast at Black's tea room. The couple will reside in Pittsburgh Pa where the groom heads the eastern district for Pilton Losk works.
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Wucy Ludwig
H. M. Linkwig
Charles WW. Babcock
Mary Babcock
H. J. Slattery
St. Joseph’s Church
Margaret Connolly
Howard Girseh
Marguerite Cordes
Margaree Ludwig
Harry Ludwig
Black
Smilax
Rockfel Il
Ilineis State Normal College
Bloomington
Preeport
Clem Sheridan
Mary Sheridan
Mery Blake
Dubuque
Mary Yalty
St. Paul
Carolyn Kelly
Memphis
Tenn
Louise Place
Freaport
John Ryan
Jackson
Neh
Silk production and international sources noted in hosiery trade
A report outlines silk origins by 100 pounds produced: 21 from Japan, 9 from China, 6 from other regions, with the remainder from Ltinty. It notes a surge in Bik usage in hosiery and garments, and that when Mr. Jenkays began selling hosiery, no Nis salos were silk, but now a large share is.
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China
Jenkays
City in Brief Al West End Tales and Travels
City in Brief item recounts local social notes. Ralph B. Suppy and wife returned from Chicago. several residents report vacations and travels to Columbus, Iowa City, Los Angeles, New York, and Europe. A courtroom rail carrier exam was held for a Dunkerton vacancy. An accident on Sixth and Franklin left a girl uninjured. Various residents pursue studies abroad and at universities. ambulance, heat recovery, and local transport updates appear amid multiple short notices.
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Popp
Columbus, Co
Dunkerton
August G. Law
Grant Avenue
Fourth Street
Sac Tumbell
Donohoe
Betty
Pocahontas
George McGuire
George F. McGuire
WC. Line
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3Ine
Line
Harrison
Denver Street
Frances Cincolia
Independence Avenue
Sixth
Franklin_streets
Darrel Quilmier
Arlington
Minnie Malobauer
Marie Sthudt
Yellowstone Park
Salt
Lake City
Denver
Colorado Springs
Colo
C., Bates
Roseland
Neb
Bavis
Mable Ballschmidt
Waterloo
Shannon
Fes
Russell-Lamson
Remington Portable
Myrtle Crane
Miss Floy Abbs to Wed Richard Eason on Sept 19
Miss Floy Abbs announced her engagement to Richard T Eason at a 6 PM dinner for eight at her parents home, Mr and Mrs C H Abbs. The event featured novelty cards with the Sept 19 date in cup gaps, yellow and white decor, asters and daisies centerpiece, and guests including Mrs WM Kenneally and Mrs Dillon Thomas.
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Richard T Eason
C. H. Abbbs
WM. M. Kenneally
Philadelphia
Yvonne Barton
Dillon Thomas
Salt Lake City
Hel Ien Cowles
Carrie
Emma Cowan
Melrose D A R Picnic and Mary Melrose Hanna Pioneer
Melrose Chapter of the D A R will open its season with a picnic at the Hanna homestead in Melrose on Friday September 15 postponed a few days due to warm weather. The arrangements committee includes Mines J B Burr C W Davis and C W Snoop and Mises Evelyn Sherman. The gathering honors Mary Melrose Hanna, the first white woman to settle permanently in Black Hawk county. The Hanna home served as cabin court and church in early days with itinerant preachers Rev Ashbury Collins and Rev W Ingham in the district.
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Mary Melrose
Hanna
J. B. Burr
C. W. Davis
C. W.S
Noop and
Mises
Evelyn Sher- Man
Tianna
Mary Melrose Hanna
Black Hawk County
Mullan
Waterloo
Ashbury Collins
W. Ingham
Florine and Prince Norman Save Hidden Royal Daughter
Florine and Prince Norman meet in the palace garden and fall in love. The cook and his wife reveal Florine is the king’s daughter, raised as a servant. The king blesses the marriage, and the couple honors their rescuer foster parents with a court title.
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Prince Norman
Elfimee
Norman
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Floring
Jenks Returns From Ironclad Factory Address Impresses
F Willis Jenks of Waterloo returned this morning from St Joseph Michigan where he attended the annual convention of salesmen at Tronclad. Jenks was impressed by an address by Albert Lindenberg of Oscar Meingman company who told of progress in the field and praised practical advances for salesmen.
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Waterloo
St. Joseph
Mich
Annuat Cation
Tronclad Has My
Jenks
Albert Lindenberg
Oscar Meingmnan Company
Woman candidate resists campaign photo request in Defiance
In Defiance Ohio on September 9, Republican county recorder nominee Mrs Merian S Deatrick said she has no photograph for 25 years and may not take one unless needed for campaign publicity. She faces Democrat Roy Cameron, who won the nomination by defeating Miss Robe Heatley in the primary.
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County Recorder
Deatrick
Roy Cameron
Cameron
Miss Robe Heatley
Welcome for Williamson as Walnut Street pastor
Pastors Rev T Williamson and wife received hearty greetings as he is to be installed as pastor tomorrow at Walnut Street Baptist church. Messages of good will from local ministers, church groups, and the Y.M.C.A. accompanied a program of music, speeches, and refreshments, with decorations of asters and red and gold.
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Irsit Vhagilakehureh
Uberrenw
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Clyde Abkins
Pllushure
Kan
de A. C. Preston
Ad Westuilister
Uresbytertin Churel
Aimes Pagundus
UAL
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Y. Mt
Thhe New vaKtor
Baptists of Walnut
Street Church
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Cevcans
View Dera
Ehalrovit
Por. Drew
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Lasser
Mortuary Services for Pearl Arch and Ellen Markham
Pearl Arch of Winterset dies after lingering illness at Oelwein aged 41. She leaves husband W B Arch and two children Belvial and Milton, plus her parents A J Torpey and Ruby Torpey. Burial at Petersen Brothers chapel after services at Antioch Baptist church with Rev O B Smith and Rev G W Nesbey. Ellen Markham of 27 Newell Street dies of paralysis at 57. services at St Marys Church and Calvary Cemetery. Surviving: husband and children Stella Wood Marie Plof, Rose Wilson, Agnes McArthur, and sons Daniel Markham and others. she came to Waterloo 16 years ago from Oelwein.
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Newell Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Maurus Ofielating
Calvary Cemetery
Markham
Rose Wilson
Agnes McArthur
Chicago
Caniel Markham
Strawberry Point
Train Victim George Beenken Dies at 45 in Grundy Center
George Beenken, 45, died Thursday in Grundy Center after injuries from being struck by a Rock Island train Tuesday near his northeast town farm. Survived by widow and one brother. Funeral services planned for 7 p.m. Monday at his farm northeast of Grundy Center.
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George Beenken
Balanced Economy Outlook and Steel Wage Rise
New York Sept 5 The latest Current Business Conditions discuss robust farm output with corn and cotton prospects, abundant foodstuffs, and a strong steel sector with a 20 percent wage rise at United States Steel and other firms. The piece notes ongoing railroad shopmen strikes, coal shortages, and calls for a balanced economy with full employment and public welfare shaping policy.
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Ame
Tevel Ag
Adrianes
Jebar
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Demmman
Iran
Pasia
United States
Tonelsely
New York State Farm Bureau Federation
Waterlo o Evening Courier Patterns for Sports Costume
Patterns offered by the Waterloo Evening Courier explain the sports blouse and skirt designs. Blouse pattern 2640 covers sizes 34 to 46 bust, with 214 yards of 36 inch material. skirt pattern 4046 sizes waist 25 to 37 inches, with 4% yards of 40 inch fabric. Two patterns mailed for 15 cents or stamps. delivery about ten days.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Watterloo
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