Wateriog Wem- Av Society Recites Theater Evening
Society members attended Strang theatre to view a child friendly program titled Linle Wore one of the beautiful stories from the pea of Levis. Swedish costumes and a motherly persona drew praise from the audience of youngsters and parents. Community clubs plan workshops and moral guidance as part of monthly meetings. Registered Nurses and Alpha Phi sorority groups meet at local locations with delegates to a state convention.
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Strang Theatre
Chikier
Linle
Levis
Alroiethi
Eira Wud
Gulle Christensen
Wiggs
WO B
Jah
Party in Waterloo Among First of Sorority Rushes
A Waterloo sorority hosted one of the first rush parties at the home of alumna Mrs. Ralph Dunlavey to welcome prospective candidates. The porch tea featured full flowers, music, and small table refreshments as Cedar Heights and local members prepared future activities.
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Waterloo
Iowa State Teachers College
Exson
Thei Pre Gervssure
Ainka Beta Gaming
Ralph Dunlavey
Alumana
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes
Columns by Edna Kent Forbes discuss foot health and shoe design errors. A chiropodist warns narrow toe boxes push the big toe inward, causing bunions and foot strain, while comparing weight support to a poorly engineered building.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Side Talks on Labeling Confidence by Ruth Cameron
Ruth Cameron writes about the duty of discretion when sharing confidences. She notes that revealing private matters to others risks harming relationships and urges readers to avoid labeling or spreading rumors. The piece reflects on trust and the responsibility of those who receive private information.
Music Club Will Resume Study at Meeting Tonight
The National Music club resumes its study tonight at Mrs. Adelaide Alilandt’s home with thirty young women. They will explore modern American composers and works, featuring Geoffrey O Hara, talks on his life, and performances by soloists, a quartet, and readings. Notable members and officers lead plans for parties, guest days, and spring reunions as rehearsals begin after March 20.
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National Music Club
Adelaide Alilandt
Geoffrey O'Hara
Misa Bernice Ness
O'Hara
Henry Burleigh
Ethelbert Nevin
H. A. Beech
Percy Grainger
C. J. Miller
Taylor
Martha Thompson
Bernice Call
Adelaide Altlandt
Martha McCormick
Mildred Gleason
Wudora Carey
Marjorie Tucker
Iowa D A R Board Set Meeting for Sept 23 in Des Moines
The Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution announce their annual board of management meeting at Des Moines on September 23 with Hotel Savery as headquarters. About 160 members including state officers and regents will attend, with a morning board session, a noon luncheon, an open afternoon for Every Town Daughters, and a banquet at Younker's Tearoom Friday evening. o Detailed program includes possible state law revisions, reports, and launch of the year’s activities.
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Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution
Des Moines
Hotel Savery
Society
Fred §. Pettit
Waterloo
George W. DeWald
State Magazine
Younker’s Tearoom
Frank Miner
Mary H.S. Johnson
Humboldt
Prince Jose's Journey Part 1 in a stone castle
In a great stone castle built like a nest amid mountain peaks, a king and queen rule while their son, Prince Jose, grows. The Wing governs castle lands stretching into the valley below, and one day Prince Jose will be king.
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Aoe
As8
Astle
Jose
Prince Jose Seeks a Princess in Disguise Through Enchanted Forest
A prince of royal blood disguises himself to win a wife, leaving Dome with only a heavy pack. He meets an old shepherd who shares bread and warns of a wicked magician guarding an enchanted forest beyond the mountain. The journey promises danger and romance as his quest unfolds.
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Jose
Prince Jose
Dome
Fon
Body of Infant Found in Cedar River Near Mullan Ave Bridge
An unidentified male infant's body was recovered from the Cedar River near Mullan Avenue Bridge at 3 p.m. A Crystal Ice & Fuel Co. employee alerted police after an unknown man described the location. The scene was moved to O'Keefe & Towne mortuary. Cedar Falls justice of peace J. Wuntles acted as coroner.
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Cedar River
Mullan Avenue
Crystal Ice & Fuel Co
O'Keefe & Towne
Two Scheduled for Murder Hearing at Fort Dodge Today
Fort Dodge Iowa Sept 12 Trial of Elmer Sweeney and Otis Coble charged with first degree murder in the killing of Berthold Halfpap pioneer grocer on March 12 1921 was to begin in district court today The third defendant BH Olender pleaded guilty and was sentenced to hang Aug 11 1922 The trio drove to the store during a suspected hold up Olander killed Halfpap with gunfire and all three later confessed their roles</S>
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Fort Dodge
Elmer Sweeney
Otis Coble
Berthold Halfpap
Bh” Olender
G. D. Thompson
Halfpap
State Supreme Court
Efort
Sweeney
Goble
Olander
Olender
Robber pounces near Washington Street high schools
Bandit at 2:40 a m robbed Harry J. Berlovich 1124 Washington Street at gunpoint taking $25 in cash and a $100 Omaha bank draft. Described as heavy, white, wearing a dark suit and light hat, gloves, fled around the Central and West High School block toward the alley. Berlovich, farm editor of the Evening Courier, notified police.
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Washington Street
Central and
West
Harry J. Berlovich
Omaha
Berlovich
Rock Island
Mr. Berlovics
Evening Courier
1921 State Fair Shows Small Profit in Des Moines
Des Moines reports state fair 1921 total receipts over 10 days 301558 with expenses about 300000 yielding a modest profit of 1558. Compare 1920 receipts 410976 and 1919 321574. last year’s profit near 75000 with 40000 on hand. Tuesday was peak day. this year 42891.83 versus 60965 and 63581 previously.
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Des Moines
A. R. Corey
Corey
Minnesota
Iowa
McElhinney 71 Injured in Park Ave Car Collision
T R McElhinney 71 was struck by a slowly driven automobile at a rainy intersection of Washington street and Park avenue and dragged several feet. He suffered a fractured rib and possible internal injuries. he is bedridden for days. Louis Knittle, 1068 Fourth Street West, drove the car and aided the injured man.
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Third Avenue West
Washington Street
Park Avenue
Mr. McElhhinney
McElhhinney
Fourth Street
McElhinney
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