Waterloo Society Notes Stirring 1920-21 Calendar Opened
Waterloo Woman's club hosts first 1920-21 affair at Hotel Russell am in welcoming teachers, library staff, and public. program includes music and dances. Bride-elect Sarrie von Schuch honored at Cedar Falls tea. Pamela Marsh presides. Various local clubs meet, entertain, and elect officers. social customs, prenuptial courtesy, and farewell gatherings noted.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
Seldiers
Waterloo
Russell-am- RE
Mary E. Robson
Kensesh E. Runkel
Andred Ruth Sieg
Helen Louise Tyrock Coren Hutchinson
Virginia Dutfield
Marie Wangler
Rely Mack
Viola Miller
Ha Marshall Jeeves
Hurlbert Cheever
Silver
Sarrie
Alan von Schuch
Frank Fowler, Jr
Miriam M. Marsh
Ernest Wagner
Mason City
Lucile Pearl Headford
Wiliam
Burr
von Senuch
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes on skin bleaching
Edna Kent Forbes discusses two common concerns of readers: skin bleaching and making ankles slender. She notes how different seasons influence these worries and offers guidance consistent with her column tone.
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Edna Kent Forbes
Side Talks By Ruth Cameron on Patient Nurse Strain
A reader offers thoughts on the patient nurse dynamic. The writer recalls being both patient and nurse and urges patients to avoid draining nurses with constant gloom and reassurance seeking while noting nurses must practice endless patience and tolerance amid illness.
Legion Loses Battle in Denying a Dane Citizenship
Mason City Iowa September 10 The American Legion clashed with law when Christian Zachary Larsen ex soldier sought United States citizenship after serving in World War I. Larsen, a former Danish citizen, applied in district court with seven others and faced opposition from Legion members led by C F Boester. Judge Kelley postponed ruling as Larsen took the oath of citizenship, while Legion officials promised ongoing resistance to his admission. The Meory Wald family will move Waterloo October 1. Adams county clerk sold his house for 5550 and will relocate to Waterloo. The column also notes local moves and personnel changes in the area.
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Mason City
American Legion
Christian Zachary Larsen
United Tes
Larsen
William H. Hayes
C. F. Boester
St. Louis
Denmark
Washington, D.C
Land of the Stars and Stripes
America
Legionaires
Robert Lansing
C. H Kelley
Legion
Americana
Meory Wald
Waterloo
Eaiense
Adams
Sim Robinson
Lumber Yard Change Hands in Grundy Center
Grundy Center reports two business changes this week. C. L. Kinney sold the lumber yard to Wessington Springs businessman Mr. Furrows who also bought a house from Mrs. W. W. C. Williams. John Beckman sold his half of Morrison & Beckman to partner Harry Morrison. L. Clay, longtime manager of the farmers cooperative elevator, will move to Des Moines next spring to work for Planters Terminal.
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Des Moines
Elopement Terminated as Father Reclaims 14 Year Old
In Oelwein Iowa on September 10, 14 year old Wima Point was picked up at Great Western Station by authorities and her father C W Point of Marton recovered her. No trace was found of the eloping party.
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Oelwein
Wima Point
Great Western Station
C.W. Point
Marton
Alleged Slope Meni Case Notes Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR text references an alleged slope incident and involvement of another party. no clear names dates or locations are readable. Further content needed to identify parties, place, or outcome.
Marshall Returns to Resume Violin Classes
Rose Reich and Marshall will resume violin instruction next week after a vacation in Des Moines. New pupils may enroll Tuesday or Friday at her studio 09 Block Building or by telephone Black 4851. Mrs Marshall is known as a violinist with teachers who studied with great masters in America and Europe. The indigo vegetable industry becomes profitable again after Germany is eliminated as a source of supply.
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Marshall
Rose Reich and
Dex “Moines
Marshell
Wolimat
America
Europe
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