Waterloo Women Promote Yearbook Club Activities
Waterloo chapter of the American Association of University Women opens the year with a meeting led by Mrs. Pred J. Clark. Members discuss membership, program plans, and guest speakers on travel, culture, and music, with future events including dances, teas, and a French travel talk.
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Waterloo Brateh
Miss
Stewart
Red Bo Pet
Chater Metcalt
Bboitye
Carl I Iekepatrick
Mie Lusk
Miss Brace
Son
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes discusses powder use among women over forty and the belief that powder reflects cleanliness. Two women share opposing views on powder, noting health and skin texture. The piece favors minimal powder with unscented rice powder as a safe option and stresses natural skin care.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Altho
Bethroundlher
Grandmother
Goth
There Ought to Be a Law in Everyday Life
Ruth Cameron laments the endless drive to legislate by noting how laws rise in every sphere from landlords to bread pricing. The piece mocks faith in law to fix moral and economic woes and cites outdated examples and imagined rules.
Club Notes Eta Virpelab Opens Season At Elk Run Inn
The group started its season with a luncheon at Elk Run Inn and elected Mrs Haro McNer as president. After the meeting members planned activities for the year including photography and singing led by Mrs McDerntolt.
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Eta Virpelab
Elk Run Inn
Sterday
Haro! McNer
Gimes West
Gaylor to Lead Y W C A Gym Work in Ames
Mrs. D. P. Gaylor will direct the new Young Women's Christian Association physical department opening October 1. A health education division will emphasize corrective work and building robust health, with a pre-class program to preview the project. Gaylor, a former Ames schools teacher and Iowa State Teachers College graduate, also served in war camp community service.
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Young Women's Christian Association
D. P. Gaylor
National Board
Gaylor
Association
Ames
Lowa State Teachers College
Cranston Victim of Robbers on Waterlog Trip
Cranston and wife with mother-in-law arrived from Vancouver Washington en route to Waterlog when their car was broken into at a small public garage in Gleng Ferry Idaho. Thieves stole clothing from a trunk containing Mr and Mrs Cranston items and other valuables. Mr Cranston is Emma J Adams son and served with the U S Army at Vancouver Barracks. They will spend a two months furlough here.
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Cranston
Adams
Vancouver
Wash
Gleng Ferry
Ida
Logan Ayehue
Waterloo
U. S. Army
Vancouuver
Official Birth Records Notice of Newborns Listed
Certificates fled with Freda Stearns at 120 Clay and multiple families record births. Names include Harold Theodore and Dorothea Geraldine twins to John and Mrs. Nemmers. William John to Plumers. other births to Gonzales Bann Donovan Nepnitt Young Laughlin Bootz Burka and more with dates Aug to Sept at various addresses.
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Freda Stearns
Repistcar
Clay
Sue
John PL Nemmers
Vine
Harold Theodore
Dorothea Geraldine
John Herman Plummer
Sumner
William John. Mix
Trinidrd Gonzales
Adams
Air
Karl Bann
Conjeer
Lawrence Alonzo
Charles J. Donovan
Cortlandt
Charles Lawrence
Edward B. Nepnitt
Fowler
Frantes Chere
Blasford H. Young
Logan
Paul Carlson
Edward Ce. Laughlin
Thunéee
Tacqueline
Frederic Bootz
Kern
Loter
Willam
Burka
William Franklin
Visitors Pack Devil's Backbone Park for Weekend Concert
Motorists are advised the best route to Devil's Backbone park in Delaware county runs east from Waterloo through Jesup Independence and Winthrop then north to Lamont. The Lamont concert band of 21 pieces will perform at 2 p.m. Sunday. An estimated 26 000 visitors have visited the state park to date.
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Devil's Backbone Park
Delaware County
Waterloo
Jesup
Independence
Winthrop
Lamont
Gates Campus Opens For Gates Waterloo Business College
Pupils, faculty, and alumni opened the two story cottage and two acre tract in Sherwood Park purchased by A Gates. 204 students attended the outing to name Gates College Campus and compete in races and games. The event included sack and three legged races, tug of war, medicine ball relays, baseball, horseshoes, a picnic supper, and a bonfire with storytelling.
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Sherwood Park
A. Gates
Gates Waterloo Business College
Aucomohiles
Gates College
Helen Burgess
Waterloo
Miss Ballou Will Transcripted in District Court
Lois Elizabeth Ballou longtime assistant post master in Waterloo dies in Jersey City North Carolina May 14. Her will leaves the entire estate to sister Emma Louisa Dalton of Jersey City who is named executrix. Ballou served over 30 years under multiple postmasters and earlier taught in Waterloo schools.
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Lois Ellizabeth Ballou
Miss Ballou
Waterloo
Jersey City
N. C
Emma Louisa Alton
Lois Elizabeth Ballou
Wr FI
Hartman, Saunders
J. C. Munger
L. H. Edwards
J. P. Kieffer
Waterloo sues for pavement price in Ridge contract
The city of Waterloo files suit against T. A. alleging the city paid for pavement work under a 1921 contract let September 26, 1921 on Ridge, claiming defendant Maine influenced the action and that the city is entitled to payment.
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Waterloo
T. A
Maine
Ridge
Paving dispute over 4 foot street segment near Waterloo
The record alleges a sidewalk project from Prospect to Sheridan, four feet wide with the south half outside the city limits. It alleges the defendant orally agreed with the city council to fund the paving in exchange for the city approving the contract.
Local City Seeks 3280.03 in Assessments and Revival Meetings
The city orders payment of 3280.03 plus 1 percent interest since Dec 28 1921. Mrs A E Sammons will assist Pastor Rev A H Colwell. Revival meetings planned at Metropolitan Church with events each evening for an indefinite period at Fourth and Pine streets.
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A. E. Sammons
India
A. H. Colwell
Altho
Andi
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Harebinsen
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Alire
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Mirst Huypitat—Women's Society
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Aimee Fagundus
Will Thompson
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Metphers
Termuanteltrh
Laren
Nes
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Nineticen Legion Woman's Auxiliary
Arthur A. Zimounerman
Behall
Pe Chase
Bellevue
Neb
Cattle Congress
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Miss McKeen
Ars
W. E. Bremenschenkel
Rut Mckeen
L. S. Smith
Omaha
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Lee Carpenter
William Young
Willam Helfferich
Cedar Weights
Gertrude Pillany
Effie McCallum Jones
Edwards
Cedar Heights
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James Edwards
Slice Brown
A. S. Brown
D. P. Barderus
Miss Brown
Marie
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WP. Jones
Detroit, Mich
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FL Simpson
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A. W. Brink
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Twaera
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Heinz
Charley
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Penjel Reg
U.S. Patent Office
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