Sunnyside Club Plans Extensive Labor Day Fete
Sunnyside Country club organizes a Labor Day celebration with 8 80 a m opening, Hone Sweet Home dance at 1 30 pm, games, concerts from 4 30 pm, a youth focus, and a dinner dance finale. A prior musical Sunday featured Hazel Strayer and Mrs AL Alexander with 176 listeners and garden flowers, plus a plate supper drawing families. Hazel Strayer departs for New York on six months leave of absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country
Sunnyside Country Club
Hazel Strayer
AL. Alexander
Mss Strayer
LS. 1. C
New York City
Birthday Party At Marsh Home For Baby Clark
Baby Clark celebrated his first birthday at the home of his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur W. Marsh in Waterloo. Guests included mother Mrs. Bennett C. Clark of St. Louis, father Lieut. Bennett C. Clark, grandmother Mrs. Champ Clark, aunt Mrs. James N. Thomson, and others. A single candle lit the cake as lumierous gifts were given. Mrs. Thomson will be feted during her stay in Waterloo while Mrs. Clark returns to St. Louis to help move into a new country home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Champ Clark
Bennett C. Clark
St. Louis
Wilbur W. Marsh
Lieut
Champ Clark
Bowling Green
James N. Thomson
New Orleans
Thomson
Waterloo
Clark
New York Women's Exhibit Showcases Unusual Callings
The third annual Women's Activities exhibit at Hotel Commodore features a landscape garden by a women’s landscape garden school. Rose O Neill created the exhibition posters and Beatrice Sherman cut silhouettes of 10,060 celebrities. colleges like Bryn Mawr and Smith join many women’s groups including Girl Scouts and the American Birth Control League. The event, Sept 22 27, highlights economic reasons behind style changes and draws attendees from numerous universities and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York League of Business and Professional Women
Hotel Commodore
Rose O'Neill
Beatrice Sherman
Bryn Mawr
Smith
Wellesley
Mt. Holyoke
Radcliffe
Barnard
Goucher
Temple
Unitarian
American Women's Hospital
Lenguh
American Birth Control League
Department of Public Welfare
The
Women Republicanay Jand National Women's Party
Dead Cat or Sunset A Porch Tale From Side Talks
A neighbor recalls a churchless ride to the Corners with Mr C and Mrs Chadwick filled with grumbling remarks about dust and back roads. The tale pivots to a parable about Emerson Carlyle and the choice between dead cats and beautiful sunsets.
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Mrs. Chadwick
Flo
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Thomas Carlyle
Emerson
Carlyle
Tha
Ralph
Thomas
Carlyle J
Couple Secretly Wed Will Study Music in Italy
In a quiet Aug eight ceremony at Congregational church, J William Thilman and Migy Helen Milliken Thilman announced their nuptials. The couple, longtime pianist and choir director, plan to study in Italy next year with Thilman pursuing voice and piano and Mrs Thilman studying piano and group pieces. En route they will visit Germany and Switzerland.
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Iowa
Maprial
J. Wilap Thidman
Congregational Church
Migy Helen E. Milliyken
J. William Thiluan
Bo Cushnyans
Thalmay
Kmeowoole Conservatory
Uate
Cornet College
Finaca
N.Y
Braduate
Alisworth Conservatory
Congregatianw
Europe
Italy
Thalman
Milan
Germany
Switzerland
Plymouth Church Plans Park Afternoon Sunday School
Plymouth Congregational church announces Sunday school will meet Wednesday afternoon at Cedar River park for a picnic supper. Members should bring sandwiches and another dish. meal begins at 6 30 tonight. Deborah Society of First Methodist Church holds its monthly gathering at Mrs Augusta Late residence 17 Kingsley avenue on Wednesday at 2 30 with two business meetings a program and a memorial service for Mrs Margaret Jefferson and Mrs R J Rice.
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W. OT. U
Black Hawk County
Woman’s Christian Temperance Unions
Ua Porte City
Evangelical Church
Waterloo
V. A
R. T. Picnio
Brotherhood
Cedar River Park
Tha Wamnen
Fidelity Circle
Addie Debea
Plymouth Congregational Church Land
Deborah Society
Methodist Ichurch
Augusta Late
Kingsley Avenue
Margaret Jefferson
R. J. Rice
Tansy Embroidery Club Meeting Planned at Mrs Snader Home
The Tansy Embroidery club will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. O. P. Snader, 421 Conger Street. Members gather for work and social time, with details circulated in the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. F. F. Harvest
Tansy Embroidery Club
Tour of Wisconsin Proves of Interest
Mr and Mrs H C Barton and daughter Katherine return from a two week tour of Minnesota and Wisconsin visiting the Twin Cities the St Croix river the Dells and Prairie du Chien They saw pine forests deserted farms frost damaged corn and a peas canning industry their travels include Raratino Ringling theatre and Al Ringlings home Devils Lake paved road built by W W Warner and a stop at Postville where Barton’s father was pastor of the Methodist Church
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H. C. Barton
Katherine
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Fwin
St. Croix
Raratino
al. Ringling
AH. T. Ringling
W. W. Warner
Devils Lake
Tharaboo
the Dells
Eight New Families Locate in Waterloo
Waterloo sees eight new families move in last week, three more than those leaving, per Waterloo Retail Merchants Association. New residents include Tf P Kelley on Buth Street West and Frank Gartner on Walnut, with others at Avalon Avenue, Eighth Street, and nearby avenues. several movers also depart.
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Waterloo
Fiuras Rilen
Waterloo Retail Merchants’ ‘Association
Poimts
Tf. P. Kelley
Frank Gartner
Walnut
K. Jockameen
Avalon Ave
Sarah Reales
Eighth Street
Falter Movers
Phonon
Bal Te
Poppe
Soc
Vrenas
Treet Ros
Strain
Wellington
Charles Whitfred
Purth
Etreet Weet
Howard McNettl
Linn
Evangelical Assembly Ends in Cedar Falls Delivers Doctrine
Evang's Assembly closes with delegates returning home as rain limited attendance. Bishop Breyfogel preached on Calvary’s cross as the solution to human misery, while Rev L W Bock and C F Miller led morning and sacred concerts. Cedar Falls crews reported progress on paving and nurses home bids were reviewed by Sarratt Memorial hospital trustees.
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Ustie
Evangelical Assembly
L. W. Bock
C. Breyfogel
Calvary
C.F. Miller
Center Point
R. Wiener
Naperville, Jr
Breyfovel
Jackie
Sarratt Memorial Hospital
Fell couple celebrate golden anniversary in Germany
Mr and Mrs Fell of Cedar Falls marked their 78th wedding anniversary with a family reunion at Mrs Charles Mauser residence in Waterloo. Ninety relatives attended a three course dinner, cake with 1874 date, and English translation notes. Rev Lang offered congratulations and gifts were presented to the couple.
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Kramer Family
Kramer F
G. R. T. Kramer
Butler County
Airs
Kramer
Cedar | Falls
George | Kramer
Fort Doden
Adolph Kramer
Dubuque
Aud
Roy Webb
Houston
Tex
Mrs. Fell
Cedar Falls
Germany
Gianomi
Fell
Dinher
Wiliam Lang
Pell
Clyde
Antone
la Porte City
Fred Pail
Waterloo
Mauser
Onage
George Pett
Cainly
Paria City
John Schwing
Atom
C.J. Manner
Trait
Wells
al Mello
iThey
Tutheran
Wurtlemberr
Germain
Vinten
Liaforte City
Cedar Prils
Fragmented regional notices recount moves and health updates
A jumble of names and travels describes several people leaving towns for Minnesota and California, attending events, and recovering from illness. Mentions include Mrs. Hower, Mrs. Jensen and family, Pathe, Miss Calhaghan, and others transitioning to new jobs or returning home after trips, with scattered references to universities and hospitals.
City in Brief Highlights and Local Passages
A Cedar Rapids style city in brief notes numerous residents traveling, visiting relatives, and returning from trips to Chicago, Milwaukee, Des Moines, and beyond. Mentions include Fern Gray, Marguerite Stanton, Grace Miller, and Dr. Harl W. Jacoby, plus local builders, teachers, and a flagpole dedication. A divorce petition by Louise Howrey and Ardeen Rainbow’s family travels are noted along with two ears of corn from Cedar township signaling backward farming.
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Fern Gray
Lateas Okeboi
Storm Lake
Kodora A. Schoot
Sunger Void
Citinga
J. C. Mugseil
Srs. Blow. Brown
Gobbie
Des Moines
Margaret Waktron
New Blaimpton
Miky Maceline
Grace Miller
Vist
Sarnia
Detroit
Chisago
Waterloo
Vail Carroll
Mise Lelch Eikenberry
Greene, Fe
Waterton Public Library
Louise Howrey
Gay Howrey
Black Hawk
New
Hau Neate
Ardeen
James Rainbow
U Rainbow
Cedar Palla
Atlantic
Willer Paulsen
Paulsen
Cedar Township
Beauty masks and face care methods from vintage text
A fragmented guide describes masks made from wax clay or finen strips, suggests clay mixtures for skin care, and notes masks and bandages to lift facial muscles. It mentions cold cream, tonics, and daily baths, with warnings about pimples from candy and dandruff from improper hair care.
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Ming
Perry
Ately
Gaeh Anid
Uncle Wiggily and the Jelly Beans
Uncle Wiggily helps Jillie Longtail recover a lost penny by buying jelly beans at a beachside store. The beans prove to be pebbles that look like candy. a sea lion roars for food and ends up nibbling the pebbles. Uncle Wiggily foils the ruse by feeding the sea lion the pebble candies, sparing Jillie a disappointment.
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Iilie
Dillie
Cutpan Jillie
Uncle Wigsny
Jilie
Hiltie
Wyx
Hboa
Jillie
Elere
Ming
Wigerly
Jilin
Rabbit Rentleman
Jiltie
Uncle Wiesily
Willie
Tillie
Uncle Wigsily
Mae Soma
Ani
Five Thousand Seek Peace Plan Prize Turned In
Augusta Aug 23 the 325,009 educational peace prize offered by Raphaeterman Washington DC and Los Angeles drew over 4,000 plans. The awards commission at Castinn Endeavoring to select the winning plan. Members include Dr I T Michiken president of the Institute of Technology Nobel prize physics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Me
Raphaeterman
Washington, D. C
Los Angeles
Commission of Awards
Cas—tinn
Edeavoring
I. T. Michiken
Institute of Technology
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Ketn Brown-Gunstead
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Clarance Ni Gunstead
Memphis
Tenn
JL. M
Lawrence Gunstead
Eleanor Bentley
Theodore Toenjes
Pearle Mae Jiewhd
Ackley
Treniley
New York
Margaret Isabel Bosley
W. ‘Bosley
Mich
Martin Hi. Hoffmann
Dyersville
M. M. Hoffmann
Hoffmann
A. A. Hoffmann
M. Hoffmann
Columbia College
Brothers of
Sehiel
Martha Holbach
Viola Schiel
Fred Haltech
Vs. Logis Schial
John Holbach
Gladioli Ware
Harmon J. Buckley
du- Mdbugue
Dubuque-Waterloo
WL. Buckley
Adel Ross
Carlton
Buckley
A. C. Willford
Cletus Dizon
Harold |Grant
N.C. Wolf and
Ison
P. A. Lawson
Becker Chapter
Jpicnic
Fun
Mr. C
Mr. Chadwick
A. A. i Hoffmann
Alois M. Hoffmann
Forrester
wMiss
Beily Forrester
J. F. Forrester
Bingham
Utah
Hoenor Giles
Pear Hartliep
Dorothy Seales Ly
Hariisen
Miss Forrester
Josephine Lunsy
State University
Church News
Seorge H. Twaddle
Cedar Faille
Waterloo Evening Courier
Lil West Fourth Street
Evang’s Assembly
Desert Riverview
Emil Rasmussen
James Fitzgerald
Sioux City
Fitzgerald
Calar
Washington Park
Dricbert
Tecahontas
O'Brien
K Saidiers
Tiose
Hicks
Alvaantes
Forest Wilson
Cedar Paris
Clarksville
John Hickle
Parsiu Park
Mair
Benjamin Taatchman
Teachers College
Glover Farrel
Fein
Bursatous
George J. Harsatou
First Congregational Church
Black Hills
Mr. Harsatou
Vaca J
Mary
Tina Motness
Brazla
Relaey
M. Koliox
Omaha
Ton Angeles
Alfred Petersen
le Dave’ St Cithes
Arthur Bates
Cedar Rapids
J van Vary
Iin
MR. Pell
Mes. Leiell
Tay Titeree Muster
Burt
Hower Veateh
Sogeles
Veateh
Comercem
California
Uniwerntey
Mary Jensen
Familly
Ray Akrhi
Wooa Parrha
Leen
Melia
Moryd Corry
Ana
Wallin
Pathe
Matier
Phiatiunes
Migs Mipkian Vertow
Waka Tepelier
Lincain
Wicpedla
Renoola
Ollere
Wisborne
Mer
Comuma
Mont
Atau Universiy
Wolbur SN
Pantrop
Miss Olivin
Christenson
Palo
Heenics
Calhaghan
Mount Vernon
Sarport Hospital
Indira
Olinern
Yankton
Pirate Saw
serlauRm
Pepe
Behno
Adon Bee Buenanan
Ayoa
Oast
United States
J. G. Miller
Paul Davis
Dry Goods Merchanc
Chicago
Hawkeye
H. J. von Lackum
Helen
Winona
Dysart
Gon
HW. J
Chigo
Milwaukee
Dells
Wis
Samuel Bragdon
Colorado Springs
York
Deans Dalton
Roshashar
John ‘Weileln
Commercial Street
Youvin
Uncle Wiggily and the
Jelly Beans
Howard R. Garis
Wigsily
Sea Shore
Ailie
Uncle Wiggily
Henry
Boy Blue
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