Women voters weigh personalities over issues in politics
A Waterloo reflection on Lou Henry Hoover and national campaigns highlights how women view politics. Prominent party women speak of vigorous female political work, while many voters will cast ballots with civic duty in mind amid this fall’s national contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Henry Hoover
Waterloo
Genevieve Forbes Herrick
Chicago Tribune
Kansas City
Elizabeth L. Clark
Ohio
Clark
Martha McClure
Towa
Democratic Party
Galifornia
England
America
White House
Class Members Who Leave Soon Are Honor Guests
First Congregational Church Sunday school class at Mrs J G McAlgin’s home 636 Park Ave West honored members departing to study or teach this year. Departing students include Marion Bronson to teach at Blairsburg Olivia Enderlein and Missy Marjorie Wheeler to attend Northwestern University Hortense Morgan to study in Chicago Alice Lovejoy returning to Grinnell College Esther Lovejoy Jessica Jones to Town State Teachers College. Other attendees were Gertrude Colby Margaret Nauman Lucille Allbee Dorothy Sweitzer with out of town guests Madelyn Beterson Clear Lake and Vernita Bronson Washington DC.
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J. G.mcalgin
First Congregational Church
Park Avenue
West
Marion
Bronson
Blairsburg
Olivia Enderlein
Missy Marjorie Wheelock
Northwestern University
Hortense Maorgan
Chicago
Alice
Miss Metcalf Hosts Farewell Party for Departing Guests
Marian Metcalf entertained Friday evening at her home 219 Cortlandt Street in honor of Elsie Errichson who leaves for Los Angeles and Marjorie Jennings Cedar Falls headed for Boston. Guests will teach away. Music and games were enjoyed, with Zatha Filson assisting in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Metcalf
Cortlandt, Street
Elsie Errichson
Los Angeles
Marjorie Jennings
Cedar Falls
Boston
Zatha Filson
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Week schedule lists events at Universalist, First M E G, Go V U, and other groups. Activities include dances, missions, clubs, church socials, and charitable associations with dates across Monday to Thursday. Notable participants include Mrs John Munson and Mrs Frank Higgins.
Switzerland trip excites W C T U delegate Minnie Crippen
Mrs Minnie Crippen of Wellington apartments reports from Zurich where 22 000 people attend a Swiss festival. She describes a mountain hotel view a two hour parade and planned lake and mountain trips before Lausanne. She notes lush foliage flowers in homes from humble to wealthy during the world W C T U convention travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Crippen
Wellington
Switzerland
G. H. Thompson
Fifth Street
Zurich
Lausanne
Germany
Farewell Pienie Given in Honor of Missionary
Sixty friends from Waterloo and Grange township gathered in Byrnes park for a farewell in honor of Miss Sadie Miller a Church of the Brethren missionary who sails for India October 10 She was presented with a sunshine bag filled with gifts to be opened on her trip The six week voyage will stop only at ports of call Her sister Miss Fliza Miller and brother Arthur Miller also serve as missionaries in India, children of the late Mr and Mrs Simon Miller of Grange township]].
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Grange Township
Byrnes Park
Sadie Miller
Church of the Brethren
India
Fliza Miller
Arthur
Simon
Miller
Church News
Community Club Notices and Church Gatherings
Clara Barton guild met Mrs Whit ney at 617 Grant avenue with Mrs J Henson assisting. Fourteen members of the young married people's class of First Congregational church enjoyed a Friday Byrnes park picnic with a basket supper. An Altrurian class luncheon of First Methodist church at Mrs George Huntington's 518 Baltimore street drew about 60. Lucille Huntington played piano as Miss Hazel Butterfield from WY GC A sec retary topeka Kansas visited her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Barton Guild
Churely
Whitney
Grant Avenue
J. Henson
First Congregational Church
Byrnes Park
First Methodist Church
George Huntington
Baltimore Street
Hazel Butterfield
WY. W. GC. A
Topeka
Kany
Naomi Butterfield
Gedar Falls
Lucille Huntington
Hints In Beauty Care Secrets From Skin And Hair Health
A beauty guide notes that petroleum jelly does not grow lashes or brows but adds gloss. Castor oil can nourish and darken hair. For hair removal, a wax method beats shaving. peroxide helps bleaching. Tips cover oils, waxing, tweezers, bleaching, freckles, gooseflesh, and skin drying practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courer
Fall Party to Be Given by Woman's Club on Sept. 10
The Waterloo Woman's club opens the fall season with a social at the clubhouse on September 10. Mrs. W. H. Blckley will chair the event featuring card games and a program. New members are urged to attend, and hostesses include many listed members such as Mrs. C. H. Abbs and Mrs. W. H. Acker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Waterloo Woman's Club
W. H. Blckley
C. H. Abbs
W. H. Acker
Dg. Ackerman
F. D. Adams
E. To Alford
J. A. Bown
H. A. Baysen
T. F. Brady
J. Z. Bragdon
R. A. Breeunier
Ray Brown
S. B. A. Brucher
R. Brundage
C. W. Beyner
J. B. Brunet
W. H. Bruwn
L. W. Bryant
P. L. Bryant
TM. Buchanan
James. Buck
Mmcg. Buck
Howard Burr
A. Jd. Busby
M. J. Butterfield
New York City Visitor Honored at Bridge Party
Miss Marianne Sipes connected with Fifth Avenue hospital New York City was honored at a bridge party hosted by her sister Miss Marjorie Sipes. Three tables were formed and prints presented to Miss Faye Rober Miss Marjorie Bradley and Miss Fern Oman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Marianne Sipes
Marjorie Sipes
Mulberry Street
Faye Rober
Marjorie Bradley
Fern Oman
Virginia Lou Sipes
Elizabeth Lies
Helytt Miller
Magdalene Darby
Margaret Kelly
Dolores Wittstock
Wilbur Var Eman
Robert Murphy
Local Boy Sets Off for University of Illinois Honored
The young people's department of the Church of the Brethren hosted a farewell for Robert Martin at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Gnagy in Cedar Heights. Martin departs to study accounting at the University of Illinois. He received Baggar Guest’s volume Friends. Mrs. Floyd Kough was given a gift for helping in a recent pageant. Music, games and contests capped the evening, with Miss Helen Saylor and Miss Leno Gnagy assisting in serving.
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Young People's Department
Church of the Brethren
H. A. Gragy
Cedar Heights
Robert Martin
University of Iinois
Marlin
Baggar Guest
Floyd Kough
Gnagy
Helen Saylor
Leno Gunagy
Family Reunion At Henderson Home Listed Attendees
Mr and Mrs J W Henderson will entertain Monday evening at their home 327 Sheridan Road for a reunion with attendees including William Galloway and family Cedar Heights James Galloway and family Cedar Falls Rev Hugh Galloway and family Akron O Rev Dalton Galloway and family Fayum Egypt Mr and Mrs James Cooper Lamar Mr and Mrs Paul Schelbe and family Dallas Tex Mr and Mrs H P Allstrand Chicago L A Watkins and family Mrs Katherine Chatfield Miss Marian Galloway and Mrs Agnes Galloway Waterloo and John Galloway Grundy Center
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J. W. Henderson
Galloway
Sherisan
William Galloway
Cedar Heights
James Galloway
Cedar Falls
Hugh Galloway
Akron
Dalton Galloway
Fayum
Egypt
James Cooper
Lamar
Paul Schelbe
Dallas
Tex
H. P. Allstrand
Chicago
L. A. Watkins
Katherine Chatfield
Marian Galloway
Agnes Galloway
Waterloo
John Galloway
Grundy Center
Shower Honors Miss Sims at Home Friday
Miss Avilla Sims, soon to be married on Tuesday, was feted Friday at her 611 Elm Street home by the St. John's church young people's choir. The event featured gifts, games with prizes won by Miss Mildreds Roberts and Miss Bernadette Callahan, and a playing of Puces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avilla Sims
Elm Street
St. John’s Church
Miss Sims
Puzes
Mildreds Roberts
Bernadette Callahan
John Sadler
Margaret Miller
Arlene Yucas
Florence Roth
Helen Bachle
Mayguerite’ Coron
Mary Ludwig
Aliss Atlen Monahan
Avis Gregory
Marriage Takes Place at Noon in New Hartford
In New Hartford Iowa Aug 25 at the home of Mr and Mrs John P Frederickson their daughter La Ville Frederickson married Howard Whitcomb of Rockford Minnesota The Rev Charles Ensign officiated The couple will reside in Greeley Indiana where Whitcomb will be high school principal They left for a brief visit with Whitcombs parents after the ceremony Both graduates of Iowa State Teachers College
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Courier
New Hartford
John P. Frederickson
Miss LaVille
Howard Whitcomb
Rockford
John Whitcomb
Rockford, Minn
Chautauqua Club Exercises Set For Next Week
The annual graduating exercises of the Chautauqua club will be held at First Methodist church on Tuesday afternoon at 4 40. Graduates from the four year course are Mrs J G Pilson and Mrs Mabelle Geist Bickley. Mrs W A Burton and Mrs Ina Bickley will receive Shiels for post graduate work. The program includes a piano solo by Miss Violet Mackay a reading by Miss Alice Bellinger and a piano selection by Miss Grace Elcomb. Jeannette Oldfather will give an illustrated talk on The Korean Woman and will exhibit curios.
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Chauauqua Club
First Methodist Church
J. G. Pilson
Mabelle Geist Bickley
W. A. Burton
Jeannette Oldfather
Mrs Masberg Hosts Dinner for Two Brides Elect
Mrs Foss Masberg will host a dinner tonight at 205 Lane Street in honor of Miss Villanova McGarvey and Miss Avilla Sims, brides elect for next week. Bridge will follow, favors for the guests, with attendees including Mrs L F McGarvey, Mrs J R Sims, Miss Madeline Sims, Miss Eva Sims, Miss Arlene Lucas, Miss Margaret Kelly, Miss Paula Studt, Miss Viola Sims, Miss Miriam Minnasberg, and Mrs Carlton Emstene of Boston.
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Villanova McGarvey
Avilla. Sims
Foss Masberg
Lane Street
Bridge
L. F. McGarvey
J. R. Sims
Madeline Sims
Eva. Sims
Arlene Lucas
Margaret Kelly
Paula Studt
Viola Sims
Miriam ‘Minnasberg
Carlton Emstene
Boston
Breakfast to honor Miss McGarvey at Sherwood Park
Miss Elin Ashbrenner will host a 10 o clock breakfast Sunday morning at Sherwood Park in honor of Miss Villanova McGarvey who is to be married next week. The guest list includes Elizabeth Lies Dolores Witts stock N J McNally Madeline Moore Margaret Kelly Mary Kildee Laura Beck Margaret Ludwie Helyn Miller and L F McGarvey. Ww RK C Womans Relief corps met with 34 members present and four comrades attended General Phil Hanna also attended. Mrs Lizzie Wells Humboldt and Mrs M A Parson Manchester In were visitors. Mrs Hattie Barden was received into membership. Annual Picnic G I A will hold their annual picnic for engineers and similes at Electric Park on Tuesday August 28. Dinner at 12 30 and supper at 5 30 p m. Members bring basket rich silver and iushes. Golfer cream and ice cream furnished. Committee: Mrs O P Snader Mrs Frank Ballwin Mrs B Enfield and Mrs M Scrogay Tinney Varty Miss Margaret Cage hosted a dinner at Cedar Heights Friday evening. Prizes in cards went to Pauline Shockley and Winn Tranery. Other prizes to H O Mexdott Gladys Kloster Genevieve Walker Ruth Hitchcock and Yeina Winkey. Fraternity Dance About 125 couples attended the Tas of a series of summer dances by Phi Sigma Chi Friday at Electric Park. Plenig Sunday Security Benefit Association annual picnic for members and families at Ciates Park. Basket dinner at 1 o'clock. George Carroll and committee in charge.
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Elin Ashbrenner
Sherwood Park
Villanova
McGarvey
Miss McGarvey
Elizabeth Lies
Dolores ‘Witts Stock
N.J. McNally
Madeeline Moore
Margaret’ Kelly
Mary Kildee
Laura Beck
Margaret Ludwie
Helyn Miller
L. F. McGarvey
Ww. RK
C—Woman’s Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Henry Weare
Jwsns Dennis
J. C. Moyer
Amos Wheat
Phil Hanna
Lizzie Wells
Humboldt
M. A. Parson
Manchester
Hattie Barden
Electric Park
O. P. Snader
Prank Ballwin
Enfield
M. Scrogay
Tinney Varty
Margaret Cage
Cedar Heights
Pauline Shockley
Wiinn Tranery
H. O. Mexdott
Gladys Kloster
Genevieve Walker
Ruth Hitchcock
Yeina Winkey
Plenig
Security Benefit Association
Ciates Park
George Carroll
Committee
Fort Sill tradition honors Geronimo Comanche Jack
Fort Sill Oklahoma preserves memory of Geronimo Comanche Jack and Per ma sue. The article recounts Jack’s loyalty as a scout leading to a child’s rescue and his statement I did my duty. It details Geronimo’s capture in 1894 and his 1908 Roosevelt inauguration appeal for freedom.
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Fort Sill
Okla
Geronimo
United States Army
Eugene McClellan Fisher
Sill
Oklahoma
Field Artillery School
Indian Scrut
R. H. Pratt
Wichita
Comanche Jack
Jack
United States
Roosevelt
City in Brief: Local Guests and Travel Plans
Los Angeles residents Mr and Mrs Free Gerwip and Mrs Lydia Prentice of Chicago visit cousins Mr and Mrs A W Steely at 317 East Mullan Ave. Mrs Glen Noble leaves with Mr and Mrs A H Sullivan of Jesup IA for a week in Chicago. George Wimball and family and Frank Beatie head to Des Moines for the state fair. Father John Nemmers, Gilbertyville IN, recovering at St Francis hospital, shows slight signs of improvement. Mr and Mrs J C Black of Beloit WI and their daughter Ruth and son James depart Beloit after visiting 1166 Third Ave West. Miss Alice Miller of Locust Street returns home yesterday.
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Free Gerwip
Los Angeles
Cal
Lydia Prentice
Chicago
A. W. Steely
East Mullan Avenue
Glen Noble
Oak Lawn Avenue
A. H. Sullivan
Jesup
George Wimball
George, Jr
Frank Beatie
Eleventh Street
Des Moines
John Nemmers
Gilbertyville
St. Francis Hospital
J. C. Black
Ruth
James
Beloit
Wis
F. A. Black
Third Avenue West
Alice Miller
Locust
The Child's First School Is the Family Froebel Teachings
The National Kindergarten Association publishes articles in weekly Zvenlog Courier columns, promoting Froebel ideas that the family becomes the child’s first school. This feature discusses early education principles and home learning.
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National Kindergarten Association
West Fortleth Street
New York City
Zvenlog Courier
Cabbage News and Quiet Nerves Across the Lane
A neighbor’s family is described as frail and under nourished, with a curious shift to cabbage and greens from the provision wagon. The narrator notes three children aged by the porch, a nurse’s report, and a sudden change toward cabbage as the household diet widens, ending with Johnny, The Elder, jumping rope.
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Indy
Johnny
Gerut
Uint
Cole
I Hope the Time May Come for Progressive School Systems
Quote from O. L. Chadsey, dean of the college of education at the University of Tennessee, urging school systems to routinely maintain kindergarten departments as a standard feature of education.
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Koindergarten
Chadsey
College of Education
University of Tainois
Currant preserves and pickled onions from kitchen tips
A fragment from a old cookbook style page lists currant preserves with sugar and water boiled then jarred, and pickled onions prepared by soaking white onions in salt water, then vinegar, sugar, salt and spices boiled and jarred. Also brief tips on cooking method and a breakfast omelet idea with peppers cheese paprika and rice and a lettuce and bread serving.
No Tama Weddings for Six Weeks
Traer Iowa August 26 Tama county reports no marriage licenses issued since June 80 six weeks ago indicating a countywide halt in valid unions. Local clerks cite administrative delays and strict state rules as causes for the unusual pause affecting couples seeking licenses.
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Courier Special Service
Traer
Tama County
Cupid
Married in Des Moines Esther Zerkle and Edgar Power
Miss Esther L Zerkle daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Zerkle 542 Dawson street and Edgar L Power son of Mr and Mrs Ernest L Power 121 Webster street were married this morning in Des Moines They will live with the bride s parents here Power works with his father in the United Iowan Vulcanizing company Munson to host Star Rebekah club luncheon Tuesday at 1416 Sixth street west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther L. Zerkle
Walter Zerkle
Dawson Street
Edgar L. Power
Ernest L. Power
Webster Street
Des Moines
Ernest Tegtmeier
Mr. Power
United Iowan Vulcanizng Company
Star Rebekah Club
John Munson
Sixth Street West
Brain Test Answer List From Historical Clues
A concise recap presents the solution set: Plato Hadrian Herod Malta Genoa Bastille Mari seillés Tasmania Bualearte Milan Gila Mandalay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plato
Hadrian
Herod
Malta
Genoa
Bastille
Mariseillés
Tasmania
Bualearte
Milan
Gila
Mandalay
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Miss Metcalf
Claru ‘Barton Guild
Universalist Church
Go. V. U
Willard Hall
Chautauqua
M. E. Church
G. 7
Woman's Missionary Society
Graves Memorial A
Church
Peel Bridge
Sunnyside Country
Woman's
Frank Higgins
Castle Hill
Austrary
Circle Six
Missionary Society
First Lutheran Church
Wil Schroeder
Jaylaclan
F. Club
George Maothart
Blue Triangle League
W. C
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Country Club
H. W. Flint
Clayton Bronson
J. EB. O'Keefe
Arthur Fowler
H. B. Cropper
Edna Kent FO
University of Illinois
Henderson
Mer
GE. Butler
Kinghard Avenue
Wirrgin Beverstock
Beaverstock
Rob Watte
Ro L. Porter
Harry Hummel
Fourth Street West
Robert
Wisconsin
Paris
Uteb
Mrs. Masberg
Phi Sigma Chi
Colorado
Rocky Mountain National Park
Manitou
Mason City
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Viola Mishak
State Street
Bess Lersen
Mullan Avenue
Denver
Colorado Springs
Cola
Omaha
McCook
Neh
Cheyenne
Wyo
A. A. Crist
Fourth
Wahlnut Streets
Rexford Wibbles
Galena
George Kreimen
America Raney
Frank CG. Kennison
Maude B. Thomas
Mabel B. Richardson
Ranney
John M. Steely
Franklin Street
Black Hawk County
Steely
Edward H. Bickley
Town City
Ows State Umniversity
Delta Chi
F.L. ‘Tanner
Fay C. Holmes
Minnesota
Austin
Paul C. Bodell
Iowa Street
Miles Street
Bodell
John Deere Tractor Company
O. H. Bryan
Desi Moines
Mrs.Bryan
A. M. McIntyre
Frances c
Emily Miller
Thorndyke Miller
Charlotte Shaw
Cutler Stret
Harry Shaw
Jane Thompson
Social Welfare League
Duluth
Minn
Miss Thompson
Anne Denton
Family Welfare Society
Fulsa
Buchanan
Y.M.C
Mary Eagleston
Entz Cafe
First Nat'l Bank Bldg
Cedar Rapids
Nopular Pride
Greyhound Motor Bus Line
Roosevelt — Cedar
A'E Des ‘Moines
Blue Star
U. S
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
HK. Std
Fashion Department
Svvening
Little Tot
Siam
Kearns
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