Descendants of City Founders Hold First Annual Mullan Picnic
Family reunion at the old Mullan homestead 166 Falls Avenue Waterloo gathered descendants of Charles and America Mullan who settled there in 1846. Surviving siblings Henry Clay Mullan Sioux City Marion Francis Mullan Pomeroy attended with spouses. others represented by relatives. Henry Clay Mullan recalled pioneer days. 22 relatives were present. The event, hosted by Ray Davison, aims to be annual.
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Charles
America Mullan
Waterloo
Falls Avenue
Ray Davison
Elizabeth Davison
Charley Mullan
Henry Clay Mullan
Sioux City
Marion Francis Mullan
Pomeroy
Henry Mullan
Mar
Mullan
Charles H. Mullan
A. W. Mullan
Cedar Heights
Charles W. Mullan
William Mullan
Charles Mullan
William
Henry
Aberdeen
S. D
Guy H
Chicazo
Harry
John Wesley
Tacoma
Wash
Alva
Marion Francis
Famrts
Don G. Fronx
Henry Chey Mal- Tan
Loncer
Dubuque
Ali
Cartoonists Invited to Enter Vote Outreach Contest
National League of Women Voters calls for cartoon submissions to boost voter turnout with a 250 prize for the best publishable cartoon. Entries must show seven clippings from Sept 2 to Nov 4 1924, arrive by Nov 18, and avoid partisan content with judges from varied political backgrounds.
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National League of Women Voters
Washington, D.C
League
Veryl Jaeger to Wed Cyril Teeple in Sacred Heart Parish
Veryl Jaeger daughter of Mrs. Alice Jaeger 417 Park Avenue West will marry Cyril Teeple son of Mrs. Annal Brill at 4 30 this afternoon. Rev J McHoy will officiate at Sacred Heart parish hall with Miss Marjorie Ott and Karl von Sackum as attendants. Following the ceremony a dinner for immediate family will be served at Mrs Olver Jensen 307 Locust Street. Yellow and white decorations planned. The couple will return to Waterloo after a short trip. Pupils recital at Loguedock featured Lorraine Stevenson Maxine Yates Nadine Yates Howard Barnes Leona McBroom Richard Wyeth and Francis Gee with class participation and refreshments.
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Veryl Jaeger
Alice Jaeger
Park Avenue West
Cyril Teeple
Annal Brill
Sacred Heart Parish Hall
Wil Bo
Olver Jensen
Waterloo
J. D. Lift- Ting
Loguedock
Highland
Lorraine Stevenson
Maxine Yates
Nadine Yates
Howard Barnes
Leone McBroom
Richard Wyeth
Francis Gee
Antha Pipils
Founders of P.E. D2s Mourn as Mrs Roads Blotts Passes
Death of Mrs. Franc Roads Blott of Chicago, a founder of the P.B.O. sisterhood at Iowa Wesleyan College in 1889, prompts Mt. Pleasant chapter to declare 30 days of mourning. The founders’ room remains a memorial and a mecca for members, with Mrs. Elliott among the three surviving founders. Memorial service held for Chapter A in the founders’ room.
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Franc Roads Blott
Chicago
Lowa Wesleyan College
P. BH. O. Sisterhood
Mt. Pleasant
Sisterhood
Elliott
W. I. Babb
Aurora
C. L. Stafford
Muscatine
United States
Woman's Club Posts First Board Meeting Date
The Waterloo Woman's Club sets its 1924-25 executive board meeting for Labor Day postponing to Monday September 8. Officers meet at 9 30 a m at the clubhouse to discuss projects including an art course presented by Florence MacBeth. Social notes mention Miss Alicia Metch visiting Moline and return plans to Fayetteville Arkansas.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
Raymond Folk
Waterloo
Florence MacBeth
Alica Metch
Fred
Moline
Louise
Emilie Hitzer
Flerman Beier
Hazel Dow
Margaret
Hans
Randina Olson
Miss Letch
Side Talks on a Country Fair and a Money Lesson
A mother recalls taking her friend and two children to a country fair near summer, where impulse spending tested restraint. The children learn to budget 50 cents, choosing one side show and sharing, prompting the family to start regular allowances and plan clothes budgets, mirroring a broader lesson on money value.
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Aly
Abner
Cleanor
Jane
Toney
Wwen
Jess
Betha Powers Weds Albert Roderick at Home ceremony
Betha M Powers and Albert Lee Roderick married in a home ceremony at 311 Wellington Street officiated by Dr Rotlo F Harcourt of First Methodist. Attendants included Mrs Charles Greeley, with Vernon Roderick best man, and 59 guests. The couple will reside at 5926 North Paulina Street in Chicago.
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Charles Greeley
Vern Roderick
Cyrus Lamb
Morley
Clement Sones
Geneva
Wendall Grifith
Chicago
Kenneth Smith
J. L. Powers
Jack
Pocahontas
F. E. Crammer
Minneapolis
Helen Roderick
Des Moines
Hattie Nelson
Mabel Orson
Earl Powers
Wendell Webb
Roderick
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
West Schools
Ernst & Ernst Auditing Company
North
Paulina Street
Third Apartment
Evangelicals Plan Labor Day Picnic at Riverview Campground
The First Evangelical Sunday School will host an annual Labor Day gathering at Riverview Park Cedar Falls. Dinner at 12 30 includes baskets from each family. Rev Clinton F Smith will give the invocation. Activities begin at 2 pm with I W Rueppel as announcer. baseball volleyball at 3 30 and 10 am church assembly. Transportation supervised by C F Altstadt. Entertainment led by Mrs L E Bickelberg for children. ice cream and lemonade by F L Hickelberg team. Prizes chosen by R Eickelberg and others.
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First Evangelical Sunday School
Riverviewark
Cedar Falls
Clinton F. Smith
I. W. Rueppel
C. F. Altstadt
L. E. Bickelberg
Harry Kauffman
William Sindlinger
F. L. Hickelberg
Ellery, Geiger
Franklin Gramm
Mer
TH Knott
Ira Sack
WH. Langlus
Robert Lammer
C. F. Smith
Eickelberg
R. R. Francis
S. Stauffacher
R. R Francis
A. C. Fox
H.W. Rueppe
Carl Griener
Myrtle Heinrich
George Welchold
Chas. Mauser
A&c
Fox
L. J. Stout
T. TK Stout
Arisss Raoeker
H. W. Ruepgel
Seat Stauttacker
Beauty Routines and Weight Loss Methods Promoted
An article promotes facial massages Turkish baths as cures for restlessness and low mood, claiming they relax the body and refresh the spirit, followed by health notes on weight loss and hair treatment. It mixes lifestyle tips with personal health anecdotes and dated hair removal observations.
Picnic Breakfast Honoring Library Staff Resignations
A Cedar River park picnic sheltered public library staff and relatives this morning to bid farewell to four members resigning their posts Ruth Fressie Lucille Stull Elizabeth Jlaswell and Carol Cobb were among those attending.
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Cedar River Park
Ruth Fressie
St. Louis
Lucille Stull
T. CG
Cedar Falls
Elizabeth Jlaswell
Nevada
Carol Cobb
Lord| Taine Hallowell
Golda Ausbury
Leila Eikenberry
Theresa Feyerefsen
Ruth Gruener
Rianche Stewart
Julia Johnson
Dorothy Allen
Merle Poland
Jack Balensiefer
Club Notes Juniors entertain families at picnic in city park
Club Notes reports Ena-Non club hosted a picnic at Strnes park last night for members and their husbands and families. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Caward and son Jarold from Los Angeles visiting at Mr Caward's parents home. Visitors also included Mrs A H Randaurus from Columbia Mo and Mrs Susie Nauman from Denver visiting her sister Mrs George Wheeler.
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Strnes Park
Harry Caward
Jarold
Los Angeles
Caward
A. H. Randaurss
Alumbia
Armstrong
Susie Nauman
Denver
Colo
Church News Meeting of Silver Cross circle at Mrs Abbs home
The Silver Cross circle of Kings' Daughters will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs C H Abbs with Mrs C A Boatman and committees in charge of serving. Miss Elsie French missionary from Cairo Egypt attended the picnic held yesterday in Byrnes park for United Presbyterian Sunday school members. More than 146 participated in the festivities.
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Silver Cross Circle
Kings’ Daughters
C. H. Abbs
C. A. Boatman
Elsie French
Cairo
Egypt
Byrnes Park
United Presbyterian Sunday School
Uncle Wiggily and the Doll's Eyes
Susie Littletail visits Uncle Wiggily on the seashore seeking an adventure. The rabbit children tease about a seal sighting as Uncle Wiggily greets them with cautious curiosity and a gentle reply.
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Susie
Uncle Wiggily
Uncle Wiggily doll eyes and ears tale ends seventy years ago
A quirky Uncle Wiggily children story features Susie fixing a doll’s eyes with glue after mishaps and a lobster character getting stuck on a stump. The tale ends with a light moment and an obituary note marking Judge and Mrs. G W Burnham’s fifty first wedding anniversary in Vinton Iowa.
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Dolile
Verily
Uncle Wigerly
Susilo
Claribel
Janet Macgillicuddy
Wiggily
Janet Macgill
Susile
Uncle Wiggily
Susie Her Doll, With the Eyes In As Good As Ever. Then Uncle Wiggily
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Dol
Expert Bridge Pointers From a National Championship Hand
The article discusses handling evenly distributed high card hands and avoiding giveaways. It analyzes a national championship deal where North opens clubs and South doubles, detailing successful play of diamonds, clubs, and spades with precise defense.
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Waders
Teleay
Elso
South
Esenno
North
Mimmia
Ricky
R. RR
Mabie
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Hastmond
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Tf South
America
Waterloo patterns pattern order notice
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send it to Fashion Department Waterloo Evening Courier enclosing 16 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow seams. All orders filled and passivle, but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
1924 Spring and Streamer Fashion Pattern Notice
This fabric pattern offers sizes 14 16 18 and 20 years suitable for alpaca linen jersey flannel and taffeta. An 18 year size calls for 33 yards of 32 inch material. Foot width is 112 yard. Pattern sent to an address upon receipt of stamps or money order.
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Grender
Aliver
Sprin
Stramer
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