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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1924

Page

12

All Day Picnic and Socials Highlight Wild Rose Club

Members of the Wild Rose club and area residents enjoyed an all day picnic at Bynes Dark with a noon noodle dinner for 18. Hostesses and speakers led a program including toasts, papers, talks, and a kindergarten rhyme dramatization. Kodak pictures were taken and plans were made for a fall phe nic dinner.

Bynes Ald Rose Club Flossie Rederick Cedar Rapids Fannia Certa Kodak

Club Notes: Forget-Me-Not and Silver Star Gather for Cards

Bona Fide club members met at Mrs. I M McCunniff’s home for card games with two tables and honors to Mrs. L W Peter and Mrs. A D Cameron. Plans were made for a Forget-Me-Not party tied to Mrs Burbank’s Sept 22 birthday. Luncheon followed and social time continued with hosting by several members. Silver Star club later met at Mrs. Adam Cotoski’s home with 4 o'clock Munch.

I.M. McCunniff L. W. Peter A. D. Cameron J. E. Ryan Burbank Josie Upcraft Anna Lohner Emma Moore Gertrude Clemens Silver Star Club Adam Cotoski Munch

Tribute to Mrs Hillis in Towa Bulletin

The July August issue of Towa Bulletin pays tribute to Mrs Isaac Lea Hillis of Des Moines who was killed in an automobile accident en route from Duluth Minnesota. Hillis founded the Iowa Parent Teacher Association and led child welfare work locally. The issue includes a message from national PTA president Margaretta Willis Reeve outlining four aims for the year and endorsing President Coolidge’s emphasis on law observance.

Jowa Bulletin National Congress of Parent-Teacher Associations Isaac Lea Hillis Des Moines Duiuth LO Woman's Lake Minn Hillis Iowa Parent- Teacher Association Margaretta Willis Reeve Coolidge Reeve

Rebekah Officers Honor Mrs Potts at Lunch

Mrs Potts retiring noble grand of Temple Rebekah lodge was honored at a 1 o'clock luncheon at Blacks tearoom by her staff of officers. She received a gift from Mrs Peter Hurley.

Oswald Potts Temple Rebekah Lodge Black Potts Peter Hurley Rose McCord Minnie Jackson Anna Duke Bessie Tripp Drake Husett Flora Dean Emma Travis Sarah Johnston Walter Dietz Dwight Bowers H. Jentzler C. H. Benson J. W. Chapman A. B. Lawton Homer Lemison Charles Jewel L. Eb, Schulte May Burbank Olive Walden E. Hill Hurley

Church Bazaar Plans Highlight November Preparations

First Lutheran Missionary Society members held a quilting session at the church with 50 in attendance including guests Mrs. Reading Pa and Mrs. Poettinger Philadelphia. Ice cream and cake were served by several members. A universalist thimblebee drew sixteen attendees at the home of Mrs. Cropper with visitors from Dallas. Brethren Ladies Aid hosted a noon dinner for guests Miss Ezza B Miller and others as they prepare for missionary postings to Aulsar India Falls City Neb Rock Lake ND and McFarlan Cal.

Wil) Margadant Floyd Margadant William Young Downing Cal L. P. Muncey Chicago Howard Rouse First Lutheran Missionary Society Ray Smith Reading William Poettinger Philadelphia J. B. Becker Albert Haus William Stolte Garl Hoff Thimblebee For Universalist Church Ladies’ Social Union Church of Brethren Tadies* Aid Society Aid Society of South Waterland Brethren ‘Church Ezza B. Miller J. 0. Miller Roy Santman Jennie Switck Miss Miller Snow Aulsar India Miller Falls City Neb Santman Rock

Boy Loses Nose After Chautauqua Prank

In Silver City Ya Ang 22 a crowd of boys pelted a tent during a Chautauqua program. They mistook a youth named Andy Reynolds for a cat head and struck him, severing half his nose. Surgeons could not locate the missing fragment.

Silver City Ang Andy Reynolds Andy

Leadership talk guides graduating class at Cedar Falls

Dr. Homer H. Seerley framed leadership as earned through sacrifice and service to society in a graduation address to 252 Iowa State Teachers college graduates and a large crowd. He urged responsibility to God and humanity, warning the cost of leadership and the value of knowledge, determination, and selfless service.

Cedar Alls Homer H. Seerley Iowa State Teachers ‘College Seerley Earth

Monrovia College Retirements and Local Farewells

Longtime Tenchara College service ends in Monrovia as head prepares to oversee an orange grove investment. Marela will return to Cedar Falls Sept 10 to complete four years at the college. Church societies host farewell events for departing members. Several families announce moves to Madison Wisconsin Los Angeles and other towns. A new assistant professor joins the romance language department. Des Moines officials discuss oversight of waterfowl and poultry divisions. Pauline White shows improvement after blindness incident. Absent Martins Jessie, 90, dies at Western Old People's Home. funeral set tomorrow with Rev Lane officiating.

Manken Rus Hansen West Eleventh Street Helen Schultz Waterloo Charles City Nashua Proipally Byu Tyler Allen Mason City Ti & m Cedar Falls Monrovia Cal Tenchara College Marela Vaderwoal Cheyny Betty Ro- Rina Canada Tye Taye Leland Gaye Cedar Malls Waterton Tor Wieder San Jose Telah Oscar Silon Street Jett Des Moines Pauline White Wrkarm Town City Martin Jessie

Fellowship Services at Central Christian Church Sunday

Delegations from Cedar Falls Clarksville and Republic join Central Christian Church Sunday for a fellowship service. After morning worship a basket dinner will be served. Rev B F Cato of Marshalltown will preach in the morning and give the principal address in the afternoon. Members are asked to bring dishes for the dinner.

Central Christian Church Cedar Falls Clarksville Republic B. F. Cato Marshalltown

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