Housewives Prepare For State Fair Activities In Des Moines
A group of prominent clubwomen led by Mrs. Q O Olsen plans a women and children's department program at the Des Moines state fair which runs through Sept 2. The agenda includes practical homemaking talks, fashion displays, nutrition classes, a baby health contest and a spelling championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. A. Olsen
Forest City
Women’s and Children’s
Des Moines
Lewis Worthington Smith
Lowe
State College
Cora
Irene Leibe
Margaret Baker
Florence Imlay
Ames
Pagean
Roto
Red Cross
Week's Parties Honor Brides Elect and Fraternal Dance
Miss Beth Whittle's upcoming Sept. 5 marriage to Lowell C. Ransom of Nashua is honored by a courtesy party tonight at the Bo yce home hosted by Mrs. Richmond W. Schear and Mrs. B L. Morrow. Further celebrations are planned by Mrs. Graham Messinger and Miss Helen O'Keefe for other September brides. Theta Delta Chi alumni held a 24-couple informal dance at Elk Run with blue and white decorations. The Waterloo club plans three such dances yearly. Fraternity dancers plan a party at Johnson's Sept. 8. Hawthorne club hosts at Electric Park tonight. Burtin-Kint wed at Chicago. they will reside in Cedar Falls. Deborah society picnic at Byrnes park Wednesday afternoon with gift dishes and sandwiches. P B O luncheon at Black's tearoom tomorrow noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond W. Schear
BL. Morrow
B. W. Boyce
Beth Whittle
Whittle
Nashua
Graham Messinger
Celeste Miller
Helen O'Keefe
Theta Delta Chi
Waterloo Alumni Association
Theta Delta Chi Fraternity
Elk Run
C. F. Mabon
H. G. Storms
Ames
East and West High
Independence
Cedar Rapids
Johnson's
Hawthorne Club
Electric Park
M. E—Deborah Society
Byrnes Park
Ry E. O. Sunachoon
Black's
Noted ministers head Church of God meetings
A large crowd heard Rev. T. A. Drinkard of Waterloo Rev. F. E. Siple of Oregon and Dr. and Rev. F. L. Austin of Fount Will Ontario as speakers at the Church of God campground yesterday. Music by Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Prime of Omaha featured a song with words by W. L. Crowe of Kansas. Baptismal rites occurred at the river yesterday at 6 p.m. Daily activities include 9 a.m. children's meetings 2 p.m. bible study and sermons and 8 p.m. worship with strong public invitation for the weekend services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Drinkard
Waterloo
F. E. Siple
Oregon
F. L. Austin
Fount
Will
Ontario
Church of God
J. M. Prime
Omaha
W. L. Crowe
Kansas
Local Birth Certificates Extend to Registrars
A record notes Lindner and Mrs. Clarence I of Hammond Eagle township welcomed a son on July 6 named Clarence Leo. Certificates were extended and will be reformed to the proper registrars.
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Lindner
Bir
Clarence I
Hammond
Eagle Township
Clarence
Leo
Beauty Tips From Epna Kent Forbes Sip Ad
Beauty dialogue discusses facial stimulation treatments for different skin types. It outlines methods using hot towels, soap lather, cold cream, and ice or very cold water to tighten pores and brighten the complexion. It also notes dietary cautions and cautions against overdoing freckle treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castile
Remembering A Brainard Pioneer of Waterloo County
A Brainard 83 pioneer of Waterloo township died at midnight Saturday after 61 years of land ownership. Born November 10, 1835 in Orleans County New York he came west in 1866, settled three miles north of Waterloo, and later added 16 1/2 acres. He married Clarissa Pratt in 1857 and leaves three children Joan V Brainard Grace Brainard and L Dean with several others. his daughter and wife had preceded him. A J Edwards recalls Brainard as a deep student of affairs and an inventive farmer who created an early motor plow though never mass produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainard
Waterloo Township
Waterloo
A. J. Edward
Brandon
Buchanan County
James Buchanan
Mr. Brainard
Clarissa A. Pratt
Jonathan R. Pratt
S. P. Brainard
N. D
L. Dean
Charles McKelvie
Seventh and
Lafayette Streets
A. J. Edwards
MRS M'DONALD AND MOTHER BURIED IN DOUBLE FUNERAL
Mrs W B McDonald and her mother Olive Wright were laid to rest in a double funeral after their deaths within 24 hours of each other. Relatives Bethah McDonald Wilbur Sears Leonard Ross attended, with services held after travel from Maquoketa initiate notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. McDonald
Washington Street
Lyle €. McDonald
Glenn Avenue
Maquoketa
Olive Wright
Bethah McDonald
Washington, D. C
Wilbur Sears
Los Angeles
Cal
Leonard Ross
Chicago
Tiara May Wineberger Sues for Divorce in Local Court
Tiara May Wineberger filed for divorce from William Wineberger alleging cruel treatment. The couple wed March 23, 1904, and she seeks permanent alimony of 506 and a weekly support of 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiara May Wineberger
William Wineberger
Truel
Cyclones Fall to Washburn in Strong Wind Game
Washburn defeated the Waterloo Cyclones 13 to 7 in Washburn Iowa as they prepared to host Rath Packers. Key players included G Youngblut, Hemmer, Nugent, Gill, McGarvey with two base hits. Morcom pitched for Waterloo with three strikeouts. Donahue and Metcalf caught. Score by innings shows Washburn taking an early lead and pulling away with late runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Rath Packers
Waterloo Cyclones
G. Youngblut
Hemmer
Nugent
Gill
McGarvey
Metcalf
Youngblut
Lasche
Morcom
Younghblut
Donahue
Grelonés
Orange Band Concert At Grove Tuesday Night
Orange township band will give a concert in the grove opposite the consolidated school building Tuesday evening, Aug. 23, announced today by A. L. Schmoit, director. Program includes March Cole Bros grand entry Veibing Overture, Serenade Twilight Hour, Polonaise, Superba grand medley, Glencoe, Star Spangled Banner and sacred anthems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Township
A. L. Schmoit
Cole Bros
Schleppingil
Francis Meyers
H. L. Watson
Grand Medley
C. W. Dolbey March
Glencoe
Meat Prices Cut by Wholesalers
Rath Packing Co executive says eastern market glut due to heavy cattle shipments and cheap grain is easing. Wholesale beef prices fall while retail prices stay high, with pork veal and lamb steady. Retailer E B Wight notes slight beef price decline this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rath Packing Company
E. F. Rath
Mr. Rath
Iowa
Kansas City
Omaha
Eastern Dispatches
B. Wight
Wight
Redeemer Church Sunday School Picnic at Byrnes Park
The Church of the Redeemer Universalist announces its annual Sunday school and adults picnic at Byrnes Park on Wednesday afternoon. Children meet at 3 p m at the pastor's home 632 Walnut Street, with other members free to arrive any time. Picnic dinner at ? p m with ice cream and coffee provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Redeemer
S. S
Byrnes Park
Church of the Redeemer (Universalist
Walnut Street
Gider
Patterns for Sale in Waterloo Evening Courier
Advertisement notes patterns offered by the Evening Courier of Waterloo for 15 cents each. Patterns allow for seams and are designed to fit garments. Orders should arrive and be filled swiftly, with delivery expected within ten days after mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perloo
Alice's Blue Gown by MUZPAH F BUCKINGHAM
A young woman named Alice seeks approval from her husband Lloyd at a shore party. He compliments Vera instead, prompting Alice to plot jealousy with Carl while secretly observing Lloyd and Vera. Carl reassures her with praise, and Lloyd affirms Alice’s beauty, revealing a plan to provoke jealousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice’s
Muzpah F
Lloyd
Carl Houghton
Alice
Vera
Defendants Forfeit Bonds In Police Court
Three cases were slated for trial in police court but none appeared. Herman Myers faced intoxication charges with a $25 bond, B. M. Smith had a traffic violation bond of $10, and Cart Butterfield faced a traffic violation with a $5 bond. All bonds were forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Myers
B. M. Smith
Cart’ Butterfield
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Grace Teeter
Lulu Smith
Charles Teeter
Butler Bros
R. Q. Berry
Smith
Gladys Adair
Conant's Park
Gladbrook
Burnside
W. D. Kepler
J. A. Towsley
Burtin-Kint
Eva J. Kint
Cedar Falls
John C. Burtin
Burtin
West Twenty-second Street
Arge
Fred FH. Stearns
Clay St
Epna Kent Forbes
Beatty
Bey Thik
M.S. B
A Brainard
Pioneer
East Waterloo
Orange Band
Grove
Ray
Vera Demming
Pawlay Avenue
Mrs. Carter
Carl
Liord
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