Waterloo Woman's club lists out of town speakers
Waterloo Woman's club year program features eight out of town speakers, including professors from Drake University and teachers from Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls, with events across Civic Literary and Evening departments through November and April. Multiple weddings and social gatherings accompany the season.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
LeCoy
James B. Weaver
Des Moines
LeCoq
Drake University
John Fox Lake
Shenandoah
Iowa Federation of Women’s Club
Waterloo
Civic Department
Lillian Lambert
Corley Conlon
Willard Memorial Dedicated by W C T U at Chautauqua N Y
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union dedicates the Frances Willard house at Chautauqua New York in 1945. Miss Anna Gordon national president presides and Dr Arthur Bestor represents the White Ribbon Society while Mabel Willebrant is slated to speak. The event includes two New York Symphony Orchestra concerts as part of the Chautauqua program.
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Anna A. Gordon
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Frances Willard
Chautauqua
N. Y
Miss Gordon
Frances P. Parks
Arthur A. Bestor
Girls of County to Have Week's Camp at Y M C A
Black Hawk county girls will attend a week long camp at Morris Isle Y M C A starting Monday. Miss Elizabeth Hudson will supervise cooking instruction and Ralph Minkter will teach swimming. Iowa State College staff from Ames will present topics for the girls. About 30 girls are expected to attend.
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Black Hawk County
Morris Isle
Elizabeth Hudson
Ralph Minkter
Iowa State
Jeze
Ames
Piano Pupils Offer Two Recitals at Teachers Chapel
Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls will stage two piano recitals in Gilchrist chapel next week. On Tuesday at 6:45 pm Ralph Logan Fraer and Miss Burnetta Frantz will perform piano works, with Miss Freeman as orchestral pianist. Wednesday features Ray Collins Montevideo and Miss Frantz with Freeman assisting. Recitals are open to the public and highlight pieces by Beethoven Chopin Schubert Grieg Sibelius and Liszt among others.
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Ata Freeman
Iowa State
Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Gilchrist Chapel
Ralph Logan
Fraer
Burnetta Frantz
Ray Collins
Montevideo
Miss Freeman
Mr. Logan
Miss Frents
Oleson Family Plans Sunday Reunion at Cedar River Park
Children and descendants of Mr. and Mrs. L A Oleson pioneers of Chickasaw county plan a Sunday reunion in Waterloo at Cedar River park with a noon picnic. About 120 attendees from Iowa will gather, six original children and grandchildren attending from Waterloo and New Hampton, including Mrs Stewart Douglass, Mrs A C Overby, Mrs George Heyberger, Gunder Oleson, Mrs Herbert Cutsforth, and Mrs Harris Powers. Edward D Douglass and Bert Douglass, Waterloo police patrolmen, are among the descendants.
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L. A. Oleson
Chickasaw County
Waterloo
Cedar River Park
Iowa
New Hampton
Stewart’ Douglass
Parker Street East
A. C. Overby
Mulberry Street
George Heyberger
Leland Avenue
Gunder Oleson
Herbert Cutsforth
Harris Powers
Cedar Rapids
Edward
Bert Douglass
Olesons
Stewart Douglass
Wilma Walker and Thomas Hogan Married in Jesup
Wilma Walker and Thomas Hogan wed at St. Athanasius Church in Jesup at 2 pm with Rev. W. Baxter officiating. Attendants Miss June Bloom and John Horzan. Bride a Jesup High School graduate, plans Chicago home. Post-ceremony reception notes and local sh avers mention.
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Wilma Walker
Thomas Hogan
Jesup
Willima Walker
Hogan
Chicago
Megan
Miss Bloom
Beauty at Thirty Years Old in Youthful Self Care
Advice column urges women to fear aging and embrace cosmetics, exercise, and diet to preserve youth. It promotes posture, flat abdomen, slim waist, and upright carriage, with tips on facial massage, ice rubs, and avoidance of skin damage. It warns against aging through liver spots and suggests medical care for skin and health issues.
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Mary
Young Women to Enter Hospital Training Honored Jesup
Aug 16 Miss Geneva Howard and Grace Brown to enter training at St Josephs Mercy hospital Due buque were honored with a farewell party at the home of Miss Virginia Copenhaver Wednesday. Miss Copenhaver was assisted by Frances Wood Elsie Mae Neilson Grace Walker and Josephine Hogan. Dinner was served at noon and luncheon at 430. Dancing music and other diversions provided past times.
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Jesup
Geneva Howard
Grace Brown
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
Duebuque
Virginia Copenhaver
Copenhaver
Frances Wood
Elsie Mae Neilson
Grace Walker
Josephine Hogan
Mrs Crowl Hosts Afternoon Bridge Party Guests
Mrs. F C Hitchens hosted six-table bridge at her Madison home Friday afternoon honoring her daughter Mrs R S Crowl. Out of town guests included Mrs Walter Main, Mrs Bennett Clark, Mrs Charles Howe, Mrs Harter Hall, and Miss Helen Litz. Des Moines and Chicago guests attended. prizes went to Mrs Collard and Mrs Williams.
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R. S. Crowl
Madison
Wis
F. C. Hitchens
Frank Collard
George Williams
Des Moines
Walter Main
Bennett Clark
St. Louis
Charles Howe
Chicago
Harter Hall
Memphis
Helen Litz
Dubuque
Simpson Freeman Nuptial Service Planned for Thursday
Invitations issued for the wedding of Miss Roberta Freeman and James A. Simpson of Cedar Falls. The ceremony will be at the bride’s uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs A R Gibson 512 Mullan Avenue West at 7 40 pm with Dr J R Macartney pastor of First Presbyterian Church officiating.
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Roberta
Freeman
James A. Simpson
Cedar Falls
A. RB. Gibson
Mullan Avenue
J.R. Macartney
Irst Presbyterian Church
Miss Freeman
Black's
Farewell Party Planned for Pastor Bates and Wife
In Janesville Illinois the Methodist church will host a farewell reception for Rev. and Mrs. Robert O. Bates. They plan to leave September 2 for California to attend the lower California conference. Later Rev. Bates will oversee mission work in Arizona.
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Janesville
The
Methodist Church
Robert O. Bates
Bates
California
Kates
Arizona
Lovejoy of Ku Klux Klan Bound Over On Embezzlement Charge
Verne R. Lovejoy secretary of Black Hawk county Ku Klux Klan was bound over to the grand jury under bonds of 1900 after arraignment before Judge John W Gwynne in municipal court. He is charged with embezzling 394 dollars while in office and filed information through R T McCanon Des Moines a state director. Lovejoy through attorney FC Mur lagh waived preliminary hearing and posted bond.
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Verne R. Lovejoy
Black Hawk County
Ku Klux Klan
John W. Gwynne
Klan
Lovejoy
R. T. McCanon
Des Moines
Secret Order
FC. Mur ‘Lagh
Sentry from Custer night dies at 94 in Sac City
T. J. Peacock who stood as sentry before General Custer’s tent on the night before the massacre died at 94 from apoplexy in Sac City Iowa. He was a veteran Indiana fighter and a ardent wild west movie fan.
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Sacily
T. J. Peacock
Custer
Indiana
City in Brief notices from Waterloo area
Local brief lists residents traveling to Chicago, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Rockford and Detroit for visits, work, or relocation, with several families and individuals mentioned by name. Among events are sermons, motor trips, and temporary absences, plus a note on a church service topic.
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Katie Nauman
Helen
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Adelaide Gilchrist
Fisher Building
Vinton
DeForrest Garter
Waterloo
Chicago
Walnut Street Baptist Church Board Faces Authority Rift
Five members of the Committee of Ten allege church members lacked knowledge or consent as Rev. I.W. MacDonald faced an injunction. They say the board acted without proper authority, and that the Ten alone held power to settle disputes, while preparations for Sunday services proceeded with guest preachers.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
IW. N. MacDonald
Board of Trustees
Mr. MacDonald
MacDonald
Baptist Church
Raex MacDonald
A. Way Chamberlain
A. K. Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Shurch
Committee of Ten
Tme
Triste
Asis
Baya Wotlen
Ren Os. Fuller
Trans City
Club Notes From Tarky Thirteen Bridge Club
Members gathered at Aira Wayne Palmer's home on Friday afternoon for a bridge session. Winners included Mrs Frank Waener Mrs Edward Miller and Mrs Merle Trunkey. Hostess George Hightey assisted in serving as the group celebrated a birthday anniversary.
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Tarky Thirteen Bridge Club
Aira
Wayne Palmer
Frank Waener
Edward Miller
Merle Trunkey
Tomkey
J. Murphy
iGeorge Hightey
Church News Meeting Welcomes New Members
A church meeting of the Women’s Missionary Society at St Paul’s welcomed Pearl May and Mrs FaGneders into membership. The plenary morning session at Kier Park featured a brief business hour with several visitors in attendance.
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Pearl May
Mrs. FaGneders
St Pauls
Mo Bleharen
At & Fia
Kier Park
Long distance excursion passes through Waterloo Sunday
A prominent midwestern Sunday excursion train will pass Waterloo tonight on its air route from Owahe and Sioux City to Chicago via the Illinois Central. The train will be in two or three sections, totaling 30 10 40 enaches, according to passenger agent W. To Buckley. No passengers will be taken on board here.
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Waterloo
Owahe
Sioux City
Chicago
Illnois Central
W. To. Buckley
The Living chy presents a sacred art tale
Fragmentary archaic verse contemplates faith, sacred art, and distant paths. The text speaks of a ceremonial journey, the weight of desire, and a vow to reach a promised ideal. It hints at personal transformation through faith and enduring struggle across a religious landscape.
Pershing Visits Iowa's Smallest Church in Festina
Decorah Iowa Aug 16 UP Visitors flock to Festina Winneshick county to see Iowa's smallest church where a guest book lists Gov Hammill and Gen Pershing in apparent forgery. Pershing is reported in South America and the Hammill line is questioned as fake by local observers.
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Gen. Pershing
Iowa
Decorah
Festina
Winneshick County
Gov
Hammill
Gen
Pershing
South America
Lammill
Club Sends Books to Mission Field
The Church Periodical club, Episcopal church, asks the general convention in New Orleans to back free distribution of books magazines pamphlets and newspapers to mission workers worldwide. It runs traveling libraries and supports permanent libraries, supplying Bibles hymnals scientific works fiction magazines and games to isolated posts and children. In the past year 31 761 current periodicals 15 003 donors 2 188 Bibles 5 866 prayer books 63 399 books and 521 188 old magazines along with 212 029 Christmas cards and 9 254 music records were sent to workers around the globe.
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New York
Church Periodical Club
Episcopal Church
General Convention of the Church
New Orleans
Friends of
MORE HONORS 70 PRESIDENT THAN CROWNED HEADS
Washington, D. C., Aug. 15. The presidency is surrounded by honors and deference rivaling crowned heads. The President represents the United States and receives ceremonial treatment, while troops salute with 21 guns on official occasions. Social protocol places the president first through doors and at meals, with constant Secret Service protection and a meticulous health and staff regime.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Navy
State Department
Washington
Mr. Coolidge
Army
White House
Dan Trumbauer Dies at Dunkerton Funeral Planned
Dunkerton Iowa August 15 Special The funeral of Dan Trumbauer who died at his home here Friday May 26 will be held Sunday at the Dunkerton Methodist church with the Rev. officiating The obituary notes he was 65 years old and local residents mourn the loss of a longtime resident with the community honoring his memory.
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Dan Trumbauer
Dunkerton
Dan Trimbauer
Pat
Will da
Trumbauer Rites Held. Lifelong Area Resident Dies
Funeral at First Methodist Episcopal Church marked the death of a longtime local resident born May 16 1860 near lero son of Isaac and Lydia Trumbauer. Survived by widow Henrietta Trieban a son Henry and daughters Euelah Leary Jesup Oltie Rudolph Dunkerton Mabel in government service Washington Ethel Cole Oran two brothers Sultan and WN Trumbauer Dunkerton sisters Mrs Henry Shott Mrs H Marsh Waterloo and Mrs Lawrence Lynch Port Orchard Wash. Also mentions disparate global weather notes.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Trumbauer
Lero
Isalac
Lydia Trumbauer
Henrietta Trieban
Henry
Euelah Leary
Jesup
Oltie Rudolph
Dunkerton
Mabel
Washington, D. C
Ethel Cole
Oran
Sultan
WN. Tryumbauer
Henry Shott
H. Marsh
Waterloo
Lawrence Lynch
Port Orchard
Wash
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