Waterloo clubwomen push juvenile delinquent housing plan
HNews of Socitebia reports Waterloo federation members will continue seeking funding to provide and maintain a juvenile detention home in Black Hawk county. Committees will gather cost data. revision of the constitution is suggested. a community calendar of women’s groups is planned to boost welfare work.
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Waterloo
Woman’s Federation
Black Hawk County
B. P. W. Club
G. B. Warthen
Xames
Fred S. Pettit
E. L. Rohit
L. C. Hemsworth
T. Alford
Mmen
Elizabeth Kenney
J. B. Bruner
Dorothy Taylor
Social Warfare League
Fine Arts Members to Present Friday Meeting Program
The Waterloo Woman's Club hosts a Fine Arts program after the second business session. The theme Americanization Thru Music spotlights MacDowell as a leading modern composer. Dr J R Macartney lectures on English Cathedrals with bicycle trip anecdotes. Performers include Mrs Claude Bennett, Mrs H H Sigworth, Mrs Rose Reichard Marshall, Miss Nansen Davis, Mrs B J Covell. Hostesses are Mrs Emmons Johnson, Mrs Claude Bennett, Mrs Etta Wood Lovell, and Mrs Frank Fowler Jr.
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Fine Arts
Secon
Waterloo Foman
MacDowell
Thera
J. R. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Emmons Johnson
Claude Bennett
Etta Wood Lovell
Frank Fowler, Jr
GC. A. Waterbury
Mrs Boggs to Attend Iowa Glubwomen Conference
Mrs WH A Boggs state chair of the division of moin wand by surprice will leave Wednesday morning to attend the annual Iowa Federation of Women's elms at Hoursherman place Des Moines. Mrs Harry Harris Des Moines will be Mrs Boggs assistant. Many attending will race to sessions while Boggs assists with a demonstration platteround at Dairy Cattle Con- ETCES. Sorority pledges include University of Iowa students Dorothy Clasen Helen Enslay Mary Paulsen Dorothy Burt Audrey Read Marjorie Murtagh.
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WH. A. Boggs
Surprice
Ali Dourd
Iowa
Federation of Women's Elms
Waterlonp
University of Iowa
Lst
Dorothy Clasen
Alpha X1
Delta
Halen Enslay
Mary Paulsen
Delta Delta
Dorothy Burt
Delta Gamma
Audrey Read
Marjorie Murtagh
Local Units to Send Delegates to W C T U Meeting
Fourteen local units will attend the annual Black Hawk County Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention at Willard ballroom. Mrs. Mra. L. Park presides Waterloo hosts. Miss Mary B. Ardra national field secretary will speak. program includes devotionals, greetings, elections, talks on alcohol and disease, yearbook quiz, minutes, and a farewell dinner. several social events accompany the day. Additional society notices include bridge club visit to Sunnyside, Pauline Treach birthday party, and club plans for the Oslo Cedar Falls banquet.
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Black Hawk County
Pallpot
Idas
Mitchell
FF. ‘Yapp
Peter Woodring
Drohman
Cedar Falls
Rolleall Amt Mimnulas
Mra
G. W. Lacht
M. J. Philpat
Mra. FY
J. Mhghmey
Piente
Ja B. Perk
Mar. Carter
Busia
Side Talks by Ruth Jameson The Greeks Bringing Gifts
Ruth Jameson muses on social behavior as Greeks bearing gifts reveal ulterior motives. A hostess’s warmth may mask pressure to stay, followed by criticism once guests leave. The piece considers flattering offers and the subtle dynamics of reciprocity in social favors and imposition.
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Ine
Basa
Beauty Chats From Edna Kent Forbes
This reader correspondence page covers health and grooming tips. Advice discusses sleep age dynamics, hair care with egg or henna shampoos, olive oil scalp massage, trimming ends, and hair color changes. It also addresses skin issues, depilatories, diet for clearer skin, and hair coloring alternatives like walnut shell stains.
September committee hosts lunch and church events
Pienie Tuncheon served at noon. Walnut Street Baptist Search light class hosted at Mrs. Fannie Lyon's home Wednesday afternoon by September committee. St. Mary's Catholic Girls club to hold social in the auditorium Wednesday evening Oct 3. No meeting this week.
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Terjale
Pienie Tuncheon
Walnut Street Baptist Searchlight
Fannie Lyon
St. Mary’s Catholic Girlstelud
City in Brief Notes on Local Visits and Illness
City in brief lists numerous social visits and health updates. Floyd Bunnell of Jesup travels to Ames Iowa State College. Raymond and Myrtle Charles City visit. several families stay with hosts in Manchester and Waterloo. a child of Sullivan family seriously ill with scarlet fever and quarantined. Mortimer Cleveland improves after scarlet fever. others visit relatives in Charles City, Waterloo, and Denver.
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Floyd Bunnell
Jesup
Ames
Iowa State College
Raymond
Myrtle
Charles City
W. CG. Blake
Manchester
G. M. Coykendall
Park Avenus Weat
F.J. Dickingon
I. D. Gates
Stockton
Ill
Roy Hulett
Cgortlandt Street
Frances
Thomas Sullivan
Newell
Rhodes Mortimer Cleveland
M. B. Cleveland
Prospect Avenue
F. J. Clark
James Clark
Mima
Hazel
Annabelle Clark
Sycamore Street
William W
James McCalltum
Chicago
Adeline Allen
Independence Avenue
Royal Sinnard
Roy Sinnard
Franklin
Dan
Bev
Waterios Evening Courier Patterns Sale Notice
The Evening Courier of Waterloo offers updated pattern designs for the fashion department. Enclosing 15 canta for each pattern, orders filled promptly and reaching buyers within ten days after ordering.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Church Women Postpone Meeting to October Tenth
Trinity American Lutheran Women’s Build had moved its meeting from tomorrow to October 10. Grace M. E. Church Woman’s Home Missionary Society will gather all day Wednesday with Mrs. J. E. Black to assemble kits for mission workers. Members are asked to take materials.
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Trinity American Lutheran Women’s Build
Woman's Home Missionary Society of Grace
M. E. Church
Wennesday
J. E. Black
Lies Thail
Mission Workers
Relatives depart for London via Chicago and New York
Mrs Brown and her nieces set out today heading east to sail from New York for London. They will stop in Chicago Washington and New York before visiting relatives in London. Afterward Mr and Mrs Cowell will return home while Mrs Brown stays for the world exposition next spring.
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New York
London
Mrs. Brown
Cowell
Marcham
Chicago
Washington
Milk Utilization Displays at Welfare Tent in Ames
At the Dairy Cattle Congress the child welfare tent supervised by Miss Florence Imlay features lectures and playlets on milk utilization this week. Alcott School pupils presented MiNk Maids, with Butterballs planned. Miss Backe of Minneapolis directs. Posters from 39 counties vie in a state contest, 1,500 entries, with 650 winning displays exhibited by the child welfare committee.
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Florence Imlay
Ames
Congress
Alcott School
Backe
Minneapolis
National Dairy Council
Farm Bureau
Anna Drake
Child Welfare Committee
Schuneman
Mies Teegett
Iowa
Colege
Alice Rieke
Burlington
Bennett Weaner
Council Bluffs
Joe Jensen
Council Mbluffs
Harold Adue
Boone
Emeralla Powers
Paul Smith
Hamburg
Fire destroys Epworth military academy building in Ia
Epworth Epworth campus building at Epworth Ia destroyed by fire this morning. Loss estimated at 20000 dollars. The military school opened this year as successor to the former Epworth seminary Semhall built in 1857 and used as a school building since. Prompt action by Epworth fire department and Dubuque units prevented spread to other structures. Students housed in other buildings and villagers' homes, so academy work continues.
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Epworth Military Academy
Epworth
Military School
Epworth Seminary
Semhall
Dubuque
Great Western grants special rates Sunday travel plan
Waterloo residents are invited to a Chicago Great Western experiment on three Sundays September 30 October 7 and October 14. One way fares will cover round trips to any point return if the fare does not exceed five dollars or is at least 50 cents. No baggage checked on Sundays and half fare for children. Tickets expire at midnight on the stamped date.
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Waterloo
Chicago Great Western Railroad
A. W. Noyes
Great Western
Reverend Moehlmann urged to remain at Trinity Lutheran
At a Trinity American Lutheran church meeting last evening the unanimous vote urged Rev. F Herbert Moehlmann to continue his present duties. He has drawn interest from St Andrew's Lutheran in Minneapolis seeking a similar reorganization, with earlier calls and ongoing efforts noted.
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Trinity American Lutheran Church
F. Herbert Moehlmann
Moehlmann
St. Andrew's Lutheran Church
Minneapolis
Azreed| Jhan
Bathing Girls Draw Exposition Crowds from Male Models
Chicago viewers at a 1920s exposition of men’s clothing saw male models draw crowds with undergarments and pajamas, then bathing beauties appeared and emptied the floor. Designers predict clinging knitted bathing suits and dimpled knees will shape next year’s beach fashion with brighter color combinations.
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United Press
Chicago
Rail crossing collision alters path of car and train
A car struck the side of a train after the driver swerved to avoid the crash. The ambulance overturned on Scrambling Road with its contents spilled. No broken bones or injuries were reported. The passage hints at broader surveillance of resources and military notes from Texas and Japan, and New York’s large welt consumption.
Patriotic Orders to Honor New Citizens
An Americanization program for two class of naturalized foreign born citizens will be given by the patriotic orders of Memorial Hall at 7 30 p m tomorrow at the hall. The public is invited. Eleven foreigners are to be examined at the courthouses tomorrow to determine their qualifications for citizenship and the successful applicants will receive their certificates at the exercises in the evening. Representatives of each patriotic organization will deliver talks.
Brain hits ambulance carrying injured man headline
Oklahoma City dispatch reports John Roach, dazed with only minor bruises after a fall from a third story. He was en route to University Hospital when the ambulance was struck by a train in the city, injuries unspecified.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
John Roach
University Hospital
Roach
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