Little Light Bearers party features Mother Goose dramatizations
Annual gathering of the Little Light Bearers at Mrs. W. A. Lane’s home drew over 30 children and 20 mothers. Program included piano duet by Mrs. Lane and her son Billy, songs led by Mildred Gleason, violin by Margaret Miller, and talks by Mrs. W. B. Small and Mrs. Nellie Kell. Marshall Craig Cheever became a life member.
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Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
W. A. Lane
George Cheever
Marshall Craig Cheever
Herbert Cheever
Bozeman, Mont
Little Light Bearers
W. B. Small
Nellie Kell
Gleason
Mildred Clark
C. W. Brayton
Fayette Postmaster to Wed Pennsylvania Girl
Postmaster Charles S. Parker of Fayette Ia is to marry Miss Bess M. Driscoll of Warren Pa in New York on Aug 25. The ceremony at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church will be conducted by Rev A B McCormick. Driscoll is a Clarendon Pa native and teacher. Parker is a Grofton born postmaster.
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New York
Charles S. Parker
Fayette
Bess M. Driscoll
Warren
A. B. McCormick
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
J. H. Driscoll
Clarendon
Parker
Dae Parker
Grofton
Arthura Merritt and Horace Brown wed in Grundy Center
Miss Arthura Merritt and Horace Brown were married at noon at the bride’s parents home in Grundy Center Iowa Rev F C Winslow officiated Mrs Brown has taught at Hampton and graduated from Iowa State College at Ames Mr Brown is a farmer and they will live on his mother’s farm northeast of town Also notes include encampment plans for the Sons of Union Veterans in Grand Rapids and local social events and picnics at Mason City Gates Park Byrnes Park and K of P hall with committees named
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Grundy Center
Arthura “Merritt
Horace Brown
Arthur
Merritt
F. C. Winslow
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brown
Hampton
Iowa
Ames
C. V
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War and Auxiliary
Grand Rapids
Mich
Hotel Morton
East Park
Mason City
George Wright
Gates Park
Lillian Dennis
Katherine Edwards
Elizabeth Moore
Mrs Nauman Elected Secretary of Lucky Thirteen Club
Mrs C J Nauman was elected secretary of the Lucky Thirteen Bridge club at yesterday afternoon’s meeting in Mrs L W Smith’s home. She succeeds Mrs George Highley who is moving to California. Favors at cards went to Mrs Smith and Mrs Nauman. Special guests included Mrs Frank Wagner, Mrs P H Townsend and Mrs W Q Card. Past presidents of Helen Gould auxiliary of United Spanish War Veterans will meet with Mrs John Beéeller tomorrow afternoon.
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C. J. Nauman
Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club
L. W. Smith
George Highley
Waterloo
California
Smith
Frank Wagner
P. H. Townsend
W. Q. Card
Helen Gould Auxiliary of
United Spanish War Veterans
John Beéeller
Club Picnics and Socials Tonight and Friday
Tonight events include a family buffet supper at the Country Club with Loyal Helpers and Plymouth Congregational Church and Mrs William Hardcastle, a Blue Triangle league picnic at Island Park Cedar Falls, and Holy Name court at Sacred Heart Parish hall. Friday features W R C Memorial Hall programs, Past Presidents Club with Helen Gould Auxiliary, First M E Alg tribe Class all day, plus mixed bridge at Country Club and Ladies Encampment Auxiliary Picnic at Cedar River Park Waterloo camp Royal Neighbors at K of P hall.
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Cc. M. W. Club
Electric Park
Loyal Helpers
Plymouth Congregational Church
William Hardcastle
Blue Triangle League
Island Park
Cedar Falls
Holy Name Court
Sacred Heart Parish
Security Benefit Association
K. of P. Hall
W. R. C.—Memorial Hall
Helen Gould Auiliary
John Boeller
M. M. Beal
Country Club
Cedar River Park
Waterloo Camp
Royal Neighbors
Woman's Relief Corps Honors Old Members at Homecoming
Longtime members of the Woman's Relief Corps were celebrated at Memorial hall with a July August birthday dinner. Comrade Henry Woore is 85, 170 total attendees including G. A. R. comrades and guests. Highlights included welcome for Miss Martha Weyland, flower decorations, and a chicken dinner. The program featured speeches, songs, and a 2:30 pm meeting, with future gatherings planned. Birthday party noted for Gladys Marie Hogan's tenth, with prizes awarded to Patricia Leese and Charles Wells. Royal Neighbors Waterloo camp to meet with no juvenile session.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Henry Woore
W. P. Kearns
Martha Weyland
Margaret Salsbury
Cedar Heights
Sarah Mosier
Corps
Avarice Gilley
Lottie
Flick
James Houghton
David Allison
la Porte City
Howard Husseman
R. B. Trenor
Waverly
Lizzie ‘Wells
Humboldt
Maude Lennox
Chilocco
Okla
Mary Frahm
Cedar Rapids
Emily T. Cutler
Cherry Vale
Kan
J. J. Enes
Jesup
Laura Gan
Newton
Henry Glas
Carrie Johnson
America
Ida Alderman
Lillian Porter
Glas
G. W. Bothwell
Gladys Marie Hogan
Patricia M. Leese
Charles E. Wells
George Gnagy
Church News from Trinity Lutheran Guild Meeting
The Ladies' guild of Trinity American Lutheran church met Wednesday in the basement of the new church. The Sept. 14 meeting was moved to Sept. 7. A membership campaign is under way. The Altrurian class of First M. E. church will meet tomorrow at Mrs. M. M. Beal's home with hostesses Margaret Courtright Ida Bell Hattie Eason C. I. Patterson and John Fox. A luncheon and social hour will follow.
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Ladies’ Guild of
Trinity American Lutheran Church
M. E. Church
M. M. Beal
Mmes
Margaret Courtright
Ida Bell
Hattie Eason
C. I. Patterson
John Fox
Hints in Beauty Care Simple Foods
Taste guides food value and dining pleasure. The text links instinctive taste to nutrition, discusses tomatoes cheese spaghetti nuts and salads, and warns against overreliance on condiments in elaborate cooking. It also notes wart treatment and eye exercises from a “Chats” column with a note on sending a stamped envelope for an eyelash tonic formula.
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Dorothy C
Marian McCreath Becomes Bride of Levi B. Barnhart
Marian McCreath of Marshalltown Ia and Levi B Barnhart of Waterloo Ia were married Saturday at Waverly Ia by Rev Bacon of the Methodist church. Attendants were Mr and Mrs F E Barnhart, brother and sister in law of the groom. The groom, formerly of Laurens Ia, now works for the Iowa Dairy Separator company. They will reside at 153 Argyle Street.
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Marian McCreath
Marshalltown
Levi B. Barnhart
Waterloo
Waverly
Bacon
Methodist Church
F. E. Barnhart
City in Brief: Local Notices and Visits Across States
A digest of residents visiting relatives and traveling for holidays, plus notices of local events. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Lawton visit in Boston. Fred Morse to Clinton and Chicago. Harry Scott and son drive to Minneapolis. Miss Alta Holland vacationing with Davenport parents. Mrs. F. M. Keller and three children visit Indianola relatives. Andre family travels to Freeport to stay with sister Will Grant. Olson family visiting Chicago relatives. Marian Snow on vacation between Reinbeck, Des Moines, Davenport. Mrs. Earl Henningsen and Donald visit Cedar Rapids. the Predeaux and Niemeyer households host travelers. Motion pictures and ice cream sales at Gates park playground to raise funds for grounds equipment. Waterloo club president Mrs. Alice Warsaw returns from California with daughters Kathryn and Eleanor Jean. Local visits to Dora Prehn on Falls avenue. Mrs. Goodluck’s aunt Miss Prehn noted. Mrs. George Troestler reports husband’s post-op condition in Rochester with blood transfusion required after empyema surgery.
Waterloo Ad Club Speaker Promotes City Trading Territory
L M Bailey to address Waterloo Advertising club on the value of a city's trading territory at the noonday luncheon in Hotel Waterloo. Bailey, with 22 years in advertising and circulation, will introduce a discussion of local newspaper advertising. Rail travel detail Chicago to Waterloo given with sleeper and time notes. Reservations by phone.
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L. M. Bailey
Waterloo Advertising Club
Russell Lamson
Bailey
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Waterloo
Ten Thousand Illinois Central Clerks Win Wage Increase
Ten thousand clerks and freight handlers of the Illinois Central railroad won a .5 percent wage increase from a federal arbitration board. About 150 employees in Waterloo are included in the rise, which adds an estimated $56,000 to the monthly payroll. Formal notice to Illinois Central officials was pending, with confirmation sent to Brotherhood of Railway Clerks leaders. The two month federal hearing covered the clerks and freight handlers appeal.
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Illinois Central Railroad
Federal Board of Arbitration
Waterloo
Illinois Central
W. Scott Wiliams
George Kreiman
Minnesota
Bortherhood of
J. A. McLean
Chicago
Brotherhood
Board of Adjustment
Kreiman
Illinois Central Freight House
Federal Board
Call Dies in California After Law Career
Sioux City Iowa August 25 Joseph Harry Call 69 son of Kossuth county's first white settlers died in Los Angeles He once practiced law in Des Moines (P)
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California
Sioux City
Joseph Harry Call
Kossuth County
Los Angeles
Des Moines
Government blind training school urged by veterans in Muscatine
The national convention of the United States blind veterans of the world war at Muscatine Iowa urged the establishment of a government training school for both civilian and ex service blind. The meeting concluded with the recommendation as part of postwar welfare measures for the blind.
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URGES
Muscatine
National Convention of the
Lemon Juice is Best to Whiten Skin
The ad promotes using two lemons mixed with Orchard White for sunburn relief and skin whitening. It claims freckles tan and discoloration fade faster than store bought products and touts low cost and quick preparation for a seasonal supply. It suggests applying as a lotion to face neck arms or hands to stay white.
Bandits Blow Cedar Falls Oil Station Safe
Burglars blew open the Black Hawk Oil station safe at Main and Lincoln in Cedar Falls at 2 am, taking about 300 dollars receipts from Wednesday. Nitro glycerine wrecked the safe and office equipment as officers pursued leads on a suspected gang. The incident mirrored a prior Standard Oil break in Independence Avenue and Steely Street. A second local office, Farmers Co operative nearby, was entered with no loot. Sheriff Wagner and Det Steffen note evidence points to the same gang. Steffens took photos of the scene.
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Cedar Falls
Black Hawk Oil Company
Main
Lincoln Streets
Wiineis
Farmers Co-Operative Company
Chris Wurster
Dubuque
First
Clay Streets
H. T. Wagner
Emil Steffen
Standard Oil Company
Independence Avenue
Steely Street
Pattern orders from Waterloo Evening Courier
An advertisement for fashion patterns from the Waterloo Evening Courier fashion department. It asks readers to send 15 cents per pattern and promises delivery within about 10 days after sending the order form, noting concerns about potential scams.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Fractured Safe Blast Shocks Hope Station
A direct blast at the station blew out windows and ripped the safe apart. The door was torn off and its bottom blown through the floor, wrecking the safe interior as officers sought fingerprints to identify robbers.
Panted Girl Bum Married to Her Pal in Fort Dodge
Mary Dugan a 19 year old Fort Dodge girl and John Jacob of Lehigh were married by Justice J B Cross Fort Dodge. They were detained for investigation. The bride wore blue overalls she said she adopted to ease life traveling in box cars with her husband.
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Humboldt
Mary Dugan
Fort Dodge
John Jacob
Lehigh
J. B. Cross
Year-Old Fine Drawn From State Fair Show
Des Moines reports the Morris and Castle show was fined fifty dollars for displaying obscene pictures at the state fair penny arcade. Castle and Seitz pleaded guilty, the card noting James Cavender as then police chief. The show had left the city when indictments were returned, then returned for the state fair and warrants were served.
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Des Moines
Teczu: Hed
JR. Castle
Charles Seitz
Morris & Castle
James Cavender
Chamberlin Honored as VP in Aviators Society
Denison Iowa August 25 Clarente D Chamberlin has been notified of his selection as a vice president of a New York chapter of the Ligue Internationale des Aviateurs an aviators society including war aces civilian pilots and aircraft manufacturers
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Chamberlin
Denison
Clarente D. Chamberlin
New York
Ligue Internationale Des Aviateurs
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Fred E. Morse
Vine Street
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Harry Scott
Roger
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Alta Holland
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Mrs
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F. M. Keller
Indianola
N. M. Beekly
Commercial Street
William Olson
M. A. Parker
Berth Avenue
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Marian Snow
Rath Packing Company
Reinbeck
Davenport
Earl Henningsen
Donald
W. S. Predeaux and Sons
Bobbie
Billy
Racine, Wis
Irvin Niemeyer
Sycamore Street
Gates Park Playground
Alice &. Warsaw
The
Waterloo Business and Professional Woman's Club
Kathryn
Eleanor Jean
Long Beach
Pasadena
Will Tank
Rose Goodluck
Kirger
Lake Zurich
Fred Bell
Sumner
Henry Fischer
Clarksville
Dora Prehn
Falls Avenue
State Backbone Park
Delaware County
Miss Prehn
Goodluck
George Troestler
Irving Street
Rochester
Minn
Playe
American Railway Express Company
I. C
GAFE
C.F. OI
Steffens
Raat al Coe Owed
Dors
East 4Th Street
Franklin
Webster
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Mullan
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