Waterloo Woman's Club Sets Sept 14 Social
Committee named for the Waterloo Woman's Club September party with Mrs. W. A. Bickley as chairman calls a 2 30 p m meeting of the first 40 active members. The event opens the year's social season and lists many members including Messrs and Misses Bickley Anderson Birdsall and Brundage among others. Daughters of Veterans hold a regular meeting at 8 pm in Memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
W. A. Bickley
Mmes. C. WH. Abbs
W. H. Acker
Jacob
WW. W. Beal
C. D. Becker
Mines
P. W. Belingee
Bene- Met
A. L. Bengston
Claud Benenell
WH. O. Bernbrock
Loren Berry
F. Robert Bickenbach
P. E. Bickenbach
W. Bicher
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
Wh. P. Birdsall
W. O. Birdsall
Yettie Blewis
C. A. Boatman
Ross Rodwell
E. A. Boggs
H. B. Boies
A A. Bontrager
J. A. Bown
A. Boysen
J. EB. Bragdon
Kenneth Bragdon
C. W. Brayton
C. K. Brokaw
C. F. Brown
QR. Brundage
Daughters of Veterans
Memorial Hall
Golden Wedding Observed Sunday in Stevens Home
Sunday marked the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs H A Stevens of 235 Senver Street. Their six children and spouses plus seven grandchildren joined in a reunion at the Stevens home. The couple, long time Waterloo residents, were married in Ohio and have lived in Waterloo 15 years. Dinner was served at noon with fall flowers decorating the rooms. The family group included several Stevens relatives from Sac City Marshalltown Cedar Falls and Cadar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A.stevens
Senver Street
Waterloo
Webster City
Ohio
E. C. Stevens
John Henry
Mary Ellen
W. H. Stevens
Marshalltown
Ben Coale
Margaret
Arthur
Benjamin
Sac
City
A. B. Nicholas
Minnie
Callie
Ruth Stevens
Llgud Johnson
Cadar Falls
Johnson
Church Women Schedule September Meetings Across Congregations
The Women’s organization at First Congregational shifts to Sept 12. Daughters of Plymouth at Plymouth Congregational hold a 2:30 p.m. missionary session. Leona Toldiman hosts East Park Presbyterian Bethany circle at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Harmony class of First Presbyterian plans a 2:30 p.m. Tuesday social with guest day. First Evan. women’s society gathers 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in YWCA room. officers elected. Universalist parish house to host Ladies’ Social Union business session with picnic lunch. sandwiches and one dish. Men’s Bible class at First Methodist meets 7:45 p.m. Tuesday in church parlors. officers to be elected. Fidelity class of First Methodist SS meets Tuesday night with Martha Weyand. picnic supper at 6:30. Grace Methodist Women hold all-day meeting Wednesday in social rooms. Luncheon at noon. program “A Ride on the Parlor Car.” St Joseph’s Catholic Girls club hosts a Tuesday bridge party in clubrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Toldiman
Bethany Circle
East Park Presbyterian Church
Harmony
First Presbyterian Church
Ladies' Social Union
Universalist Church
First Methodist Church
Fidelity
First Methodist Sunday School
Martha Weyand
Women of Grace Methodist Church
Home Missionary Society
K. EB. Park
Air Department
Olivia Wacker
St. Joseph's, Catholic Girls’ Club
Beauty Chats The Aging Chin
Advancing years mark the chin with lines and sag. Daily massage and a cleansing routine lift the lower face and reduce looseness. Steam treatments, astringents, and careful shaping may restore tone. Avoid harsh methods and consult a doctor for persistent changes.
Series of Parties for Miss Gindt Ends Saturday
A chain of prenuptial events honoring Miss Gladys Gindt prior to her wedding to John Cutter closes Saturday with hostess Mrs Leonard Coulstock and assistant Mrs Pred Cutler. Winners include Mrs Robert Penne and Miss Bernice Gindt. violin by Miss Lucile Cutler. orchid pink decor and gifts wrapped in matching paper. Attendees include Mrs Dominic Gindt and Miss Winifred Cutler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Gindt
John Cutt
Universalist Church
W. O. Bodel
Leonard Coulstock
Pred Cutler
Trobert Penne
Bernice Gindt
Loren Mann
Third District Federation Women Meet Oct. 8 9
Representatives from Waterloo clubs affiliated with the Third District Federation of Women’s Clubs will assemble in Waverly on October 8 and 9 for the annual district convention with Mrs. C. E. Greer presiding. County chairmen announced to carry on the work, with Mrs. John Fox Lake Shenandoah as federation president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Tow
Federation of Women's Clubs
C .E. Greer
Dora
Thatrmean
John Fox Lake
Shenandoah
Federation
Frank Bowen
Madson
Black Hawk County
E. M. Downing
Waverly
Bremer
Nellie A. King
Fairbank
Buchanan
M. B. Cail
Greene
Butler
William Jones
Manchester
Delaware
A. B. Hanger
Dubuque
W. GL. Robinson
Hampton
Franklin
H. E. Humphreys
Union
Harden
A. A. Linfor
Clarion
Wright
City In Brief A flurry of travels and moves reported
Local items list residents and visitors: D J Callahan begins duties as room clerk at Hotel and sell Lamson. J B Allen and George B Rowell motor to Little Boy Lake Minnesota for a fishing party. Mrs Anna Dells daughter Jean and niece Helen Tour relocate to Orlando Florida. Mr and Mrs Spaulding Miller return from a two week trip to Chicago Dells and Minneapolis. Mrs E F Faneney and daughter Mary Garland back from Lake Oxoboil cottage. Mrs W H Daniel Beloit visits parents. Dr and Mrs M S Cornish return from a week with relatives in Sioux City and Altoona. Madge Hostetter heads to Lamont to join sister in basic school. Mrs C L Freeland left for Armbrust Nebraska to visit sister and brother. Mr and Mrs Witt and sons visit Lincoln and Wildcat College area. Marion Kilby Toyves moves to Forest City to live with aunt and attend college. Kilby sisters Ardith and Margaret return from Forest City and Lake Mills. Florence Kilby and relatives visit Nathua over weekend. Prices, places, and family movements documented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Callahan
Hotel & sell-Lamson
J .B. Allen
George B. Rowell
Little Boy Lake
Minn
Anna Dells
Jean
Helen Tour
Orlando
Fla
Spaulding Miller
Chicago
the Dells
Minneapolis
E. F. Faneney
Mary Garland
Lake Oxoboil
Whe Daniel
Beloit
W. Fi. Bonwell
Jefferson Street
M.S. Cornish
Fourth Street West
Sioux City
Altwn
Local residents note family and travel updates in Waterloo area
The column reports Nancy Lee residing with Mrs. Teeter’s son Charles during the school year after the grandmother’s previous charge. Mrs. Dewey Gatton and her mother plan a two week visit. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Beck return from Chicago with relatives. Marlon Raspaard and Bell Anderson visited A. W. Kilby’s home. Jennie Mager, formerly Mrs. E. I. Jones, visits Wa terloo. she lives in Cornland and visits Shell Rock relatives. W. A. Hendry attends the National Association of Engineers convention in St Paul after 30 years of participation. Mrs. George L. Slaten and Madeline return from southern Illinois by car with Mrs Mazen’s sister and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Kilby
Jennie Mager
E. I. Jones
Tollywood
Cal
Waterloo
Cornland
Shell Rock
W. A. Hendry
St. Paul
National Association of Engineers
George L. Slaten
Madeline
Third Street
West
Sreek
Mllinois
Mazen
Lida Urmer
Donald
Marshalltown
Ackley Paves Streets Completes Flower Show Festivities
Ackley Iowa marks a major paving milestone with asphalt on all original plats plus a private alley paving at railroad grounds. The Four County Grass Improvement association hosts a flower show with a band concert, a lecture on Iowa wild plant life, pavement dancing, and a Saturday pageant “A Summer's Day in Mary's Garden” at Triangle Park by Merle Elliott Post and local Ackrey girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley
Four County Grash Improvement Association
Iowa
Triangle Park
Mary’s Garden
Merle Elliott Post
American Legion
Ackrey Girls
Former Railroad Man Dies in San Bernardino
Joseph W. Cane, formerly an Illinois Central conductor and later owner of United Auto Supply, died Saturday at his San Bernardino home. He moved to California in 1918 and was a member of local Masonic orders. Funeral and burial will be in San Bernardino on Tuesday, Sept. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Cane
United Auto Supply Company
San Bernardino
Cat
Russell L. DeGon
Ascalon
Knights Templar
Cane
California
San Bernardinn
Gasoline Truck Explosion Damages Vehicle In Iowa
About 250 gallons of gasoline on a Guthart and Dawley truck exploded four and a half miles north of Charles City Iowa. Driver C J Dawley escaped injury though the truck was wrecked and gasoline sprayed nearby trees. The Cities Service carrier was insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
C. J. Dawley
Dawley
Guthart & Dawley
Cities Service Company
Radio Programs and Nearby Stations Listings
A noisy, fragmented radio program schedule lists Davenport Des Moines Omaha and Detroit stations with times for musical programs orchestras and ball scores. It notes various programs such as a management lecture at 9 43 chimes and a war era concert, along with multiple station identifiers and miscellaneous musical acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Des Moines
Omaha
Dairy Exposition
Lretroit
Kansas City
Netcast
Evangelical Assembly Ends in Cedar Falls Riverview Park
The thirty third annual Evangelical Assembly of the church in Lawn concluded at Riverview park after 16 days of sessions with strong attendance and many travelers. Next year’s assembly is planned for Aug 19 to 29, with committees finalizing the program in the new year. Officers of the Western Old People’s Home will meet Tuesday to review reports and plans. Public school buildings are ready for reopening on Sept 7 under supervisor Samuel Brown after weather stripping and repairs. Labor Day will feature no formal celebration, just school openings and private gatherings. Cedar Heights residents H L Shearer family plan a two month auto tour ending in Arkansas. Former college coach Osborne Cowles visited Cedar Falls en route from Notre Dame. Various local residents received travel notes and relocations, with tax office to reopen for second half collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Watts
Evangelical Assembly of the Church In
Lawn
Riverview Park
Riverview
Mos
Sehuren
Old People's Home
Directorate
William C. Lang
Samuel Brown
Cedar Falls
Lincoln School
Humbert
Osborne Cowles
Teachers College
Atletic
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
South Bend
Ind
Rockne
Notre Dame
HM. ON
Silliman
Charles J. Menteer
Stuggart
Ark
OM. Bowman
Brooklyn
N.Y
J. Bangert
Earl
A. Hl. Bangert
Holland
J. B. Scholl
Chicago
L. Jamerson
Ivana
Cedar
West Twenty-second Street
Nellie McChesney
Sheldon
Alfred. Peterson
Rutland
E. W. Goeisch
Cresco
Pref
TV. S. Scott
Martin Morgensen
Lake Okoboji
Harry Workman
Florida
Robertson R._ Hollingsworth
Chicage University
Hollingsworth
Department of Education
Joseph Meve
Washington
Eaton Townships
Main Street
Funeral for Lauren Anton Held at West View Cemetery
Funeral services for Lauren James Anton seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Anton were held Sunday at 2 50 p m at their farm home west of town. Rev G C Lusted officiated with burial in West View cemetery. The child died Friday afternoon from whooping cough following infantile paralysis since eight months old. He is survived by his parents three brothers grandparents and other relatives. A later note records a farewell gathering for Mrs G C Lusted on the porch at Mrs C A Brust home with gifts of a handkerchief and silver for her move to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauren James Anton
la Porte City
Herbert
G. C. Lusted
M. WH
Durial
West View
Lauren
Frall Ulttle
Master Laurent
G. C. Busted
A. Brust
M Lusted
Rev
California
Local family reunion and visits across Iowa and Wisconsin
A large reunion gathers Frank Kober and family, with Keith and Kermit, and the Bursi Kober clan with Evelyn, Air, and Pfalzgraf relatives in Dubuque. They join kin from Monroe and Madison for a picnic lunch at noon and an afternoon of visiting. Hummels of Charles City visit La Porte City. Leone Hummel, Sterling Colo instructor, prepares to return to school. Rev C H Vandersall group heads to Des Moines to visit relatives. Mrs Vandersall to join later. Mrs J J Junkerman of Cedar Rapids visits. A W Carney from Waterloo visits Adams home. Dallas Lange and Arthur Lange return to Spring Creek farms. McMillen and Lange families, former Spring Creek neighbors, visit. Otto Bonardon welcomes a son at their Spring Creek farm. second child for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kober
Keith
Kermit
Bursi Kober
Daught Evelyn
Air
Edward Pfalzgraf
Billie
Donnai
Rose Allee Hollar
Dubuque
Madison
Wis
Hummels
Charles City
la Porte
Hummel
la Porte City
Walter Lyon
Aith
Bre
M. E. Nummel
Leone Hummel
Sterling
C. H. Vandersall
Carene
Aaron
James
Richard Edwards
Des Moines
Vandersail
Des Mfoines
J. Theager
J. J. Junkerman
Cedar Rapids
H. G. Adams
A. W. Carney
Waterloo
Adams
Dallas
Lange
Arthur Lange
Spring Creek Township
Despoines
A. R. McMillen
Irene
Annette
August Lange
McMillens
Otto Bonardon
Saturany
Bors
Garrett Davis Retired on Pension After Long Railway Service
Garrett Davis of Kansas City division engineer for the Rock Island railroad retired on a pension at age 70 in Cedar Rapids Iowa. A banquet honored him with officials including President J E Gorman and Tal S Ray. Davis joined the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern in 1877 as resident engineer and held posts in Eldon Missouri El Dorado Arkansas El Reno Oklahoma Grandfield Oklahoma and Chicago before moving to Cedar Rapids in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Garrett Davis
Kansas City
Rock Island Railroad
J. E. Gorman
Tal S. Ray
Davis
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Railroan
Rock Island
Eldon
el Dorado
Ark
el Reno
Okie
Grandfield
Oki
Chicago
Residence Change Ties Kansas City to Des Moines Official
The record notes a residence linked to Kansas City and lists Walter Blvies Ferdinger of Des Moines as succeeding party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Walter Blvies Ferdinger
Des Moines
Comrade Jolls Rejoins Group at Memorial Hall
Levi L. Jolls of 205 First Street East has rejoined his G A R comrades in daily Memorial Hall gatherings after a two month absence spent visiting his son in Cushing Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolls
Memorial Hall
Levi L. Jolls
First Street East
Cushing, Minn
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HR. N. MacDonall
H. M. McMasters
J. W. Thompson
Hatlie Nelson
Emmet C. Miller
J. R. Macartney
George Donovan
Miller
Penn Munual Life Insurance Company
Blanche Barbour, Jr
Okla
International New That Movement
Lafayette Building
Mathilda Kann
Leonard Seaburns
Mes. FY. J
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H. C. Smith
Church News
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Daughters of Plymouth
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Women's Missionary Society of First Evaneal Church
Gindt
Third District
Geraldine Trudgian
A. G. Trudgian
Ruby Venter
T. A‘. Trudgian
Martha Rossiter
W. B.S Anna . Gibson
pGonress Bluffs
Association
Waterloo Review
Wno
Moose Hall
King's Daughters
Silver Cross Circle
Marme Gallagher
Louis Lauritzen
B. T. Mowbray
Buchanan's
Madge Uosteter
Lincoln
Lamont
Strigter
Iasic
Schants
Freeland
Armsworth
Neb
Robert Freeland
Witt
Faren
AL Witt
Esther Smith
Granter
Marion Kilby
Forest City
Marion Aas- Saad
Wildart College
Ardith
Margaret Kilby
Lake
A.W. Kilby
Florance Kilby
Nathuy
WEAF
Noni Tiex Moines
OAW
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Rialto Theatre
OTTER
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Sear
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Salomin
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Baily News
George H.fwaddle
Wt- Waterson Evening Courier
Cedar Heights
H. L. Shearer
Allen
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Shearer
Washington D. C
Steingart
Romeo C. Short
Arkansas
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Waterloo Evening Courier
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Esther
Kober
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J. Q. Koller
Anildrew
Arthur Kober
Tye
Pep
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United States Rubber Company
Adams Paper & Specialties CO
Watlerton, Town
Ees
Mahi
Alaemi
Little Boy
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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