Waterloo Child Conservation League forms in Waterloo
Waterloo circle of the Child Conservation League of America organized in the YWCA parlors under Vila M Hogan with 45 charter members. Officers named Abs F Les Giles president and a slate including Mrs Ralph Kenyon and Mrs W F Gordon. Organizers will continue for about 10 days. The league promotes child protection, moral and ethical training, home upbringing, and motherhood as vital professions, aiming to support schools and public agencies for child welfare.
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Waterloo
Child Conservation League of America
Young Women's Christian Association
Vila M. Hogan
Alma Johnston
Penry Hudson
Abs
F. Les Giles
Ralph Kennon
W. FP. Gordon
CG. UA
J. R. Morgan
Exchange Bureau
League
Violinist and Pianist Please With Concert at Church
Violinist Arl Follinger and pianist Carl Berggren presented a program of sonatas and morceaux at First Baptist Church Monday evening. They earned praise for devotion and sincere interpretation, with generous encores. Berggren’s accompaniment and solo work received high regard, and both artists, natives of Swaden, were praised for tone and musical skill despite a modest audience.
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Goran Follinger
Carl
G. Berggren
First Baptist
Follinger
Berggren
Hla
Swadén
Mr. Berggren
Kreiman Anniversary Party Held at Home
George Kreiman and wife entertained about 30 relatives and friends at their anniversary party in Waterloo. Guests included Mrs Sophia Rich, Mrs J R Freeman of Dubuque, and Miss Lottie Rich plus Mr and Mrs Ray Rich of St Louis. The couple, married in Dubuque, have lived in Waterloo 18 years. they have no children. Colored yellow and white decor featured a miniature chariot with a turkey, and toasts were given.
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Tisdale
A. S.pisdate
Englewood Avenue
White Sea Inn
Waterloo
Fredaviecksburg
Leoni
Cecil
Vivian
Holly
Auedrey
Wallace
Gerald
Iuner
George’ Kreiman
Kreiman
Dubuque
Sophia Rich
J. R. Freeman
Lottie Rich
Rayt Rich
St. Louis
Rudolph Reuter to Give Recitals Here Tomorrow
Distinguished pianist and teacher Rudolph Reuter arrives in Waterloo tomorrow under the auspices of Frederic Millis Noss of Bass Conservatory. He will conduct master classes and present a 4:15 p.m. lecture recital, featuring a varied program of classical works by Schumann, Brahms, Chopin, Mendelssohn, Grieg, Liszt, Rachmaninoff, and others, with contributions from contemporary composers and a closing piece inspired by Moonlight and legend.
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Rudolph Reuter
Europe
Waterloo
Frederic Millis Noss
Ha Bass Conservatory of Music
Reutar
Gavotte
Muselle
Rss
Schumann
Brune Tatennozia
Mareh
Teherepaine Schorze
Desrauschitt
Mexander Cherepnine
MacDowell
Rachmaninolt
Edward Qellins
Seeree Snuldt-Cirewar
Phe Maiden
Whithorne
New York
St. Francis
Tiset
Biography and Book Review On P E D Program
A Chapter 7 program featured a biographical sketch of Elea Nora Duse, actress, and a review of The Flame of Lita by Gabriel d Annunzio. Elea Nora Duse’s life incidents were explored as the session opened by Mrs Grace Cascaden.
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Eleanora Duse
Lita
Gabriel d'Annunzio
Grace Cascaden_Alrs
E. E. Magee
George N. Garrettson
W. Robertson
Fred Robertson
Califorma A
Evening Dept Benefit Bridge At Waterloo Woman's Club
Sixteen tables were filled for a benefit bridge held by the Waterloo Woman's Evening Department at the clubhouse Monday evening. Favors went to Abs I Peli and Mrs T H Glasvenor. The event was organized by Mrs Ss i Fairbanks, Mrs B W Wick the department chair, Mrs Lowell Ransom and Miss Bernice Call. The club plans a home bake and candy sale Saturday under Miss Alta Brace. Genevieve Stamper presided at a brief meeting and sewing for the Social Welfare league continued.
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Waterloo Woman's Clubhouse
Abs. I
Chile
Social Welfare League
Alta Brace
Afi Genevieve Stamper
Beauty Tips For Complexions And Nail Care In 1900s Style
A column offers guidance on improving sallowness through air, digestion, greens, and spinach, plus cautions on tanning with carmine. It also covers scalp massage techniques to stimulate blood flow, nail filing tips, tools, and oiling nails after hot-water immersion, emphasizing cleanliness and maintenance.
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Rachel D. G
John T.S
Tome
Church Groups Gather for All Day Meetings Wednesday
Numerous church women groups plan all day sessions across First Presbyterian Grace Methodist United Presbyterian and other churches. Hostesses, mission speakers, bazars and penny suppers mark Wednesday activities with luncheons, sewing, and officer elections.
Autumn Leaf Club Notes From Mrs Burke Host Scene
Club members were guests of Mrs. Charles Burke last week with Mrs Elmer Widma and Mrs Brown winning contests and Ray Wuftman joining as a new member. The next meeting will be with Mrs Elmer Hewitt on Dec 16 as Tinley members exchange Christmas gifts. A social evening followed at the home of Mr and Mrs Ervin McGiania honoring Mr and Mrs Wer Brooks and George Laird. Mr and Mrs Alva Allen were visitors. The event's sister assisted in service.
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Warty
Philathea
Wirst Evangelical Church
Lucile Schmidt
Groun Untis
Children’s Hospital
Iowa City
Autumn Leaf Club
Charles Burke
Elmer Widma
Brown
Ray Wuftman
Elmer Hewitt
Tinley
Ervin McGiania
Wer Brooks
George Laird
Alva Allen
Fentess
Warners Co-Operative Elevator
Cedar Falls
Rath Company
Waterton
Rehbock Vunern
Louis Rehbock
Cedar Falta
Main Street
H. W. Siefkes
St.John’s ‘Lutheran Church
Waterloo
L. J. Pri Fer
Wiliam Kroemer
FL H. Kaiser
William Hesse
Charles Pietschl
George Obele
C. Sorensen
V. ¥. Christensen
Jesse Su. Jensen
Ida Petersen
Chicago
Engelhardt
Richard
Greanwood
Tn Passines
Doc. Polk
Ostrander
Cedar
Charles
George
Hattie
Anne Miter
Tokeland
Fla
Ostranders
Millers
Florida
A J. Letts
Selock Ginner
Sixth Street West
Andrew Hansen
Sioux City
Iylin Berx
G. P. Walker
Plainfeld
David
Watters
C. G. Chapman
Thomas
Henan Meinders Hon
Seventh Street East
Storm Lake
H.D. Bent
Monan's
Hone Missionary Society
B.D. Beal
Birs
Beal
Dr. Hahn
Wilson Sawyer
G. al Farts
Firs
Tey Ashley
Wil McChine
Mra. M. EB. Hummel
Wagner
Janet
Roy Hawkins
Gladys Mae Harty
Tle
MO EO
New Garments Donated to Needy City Children
The Needlework Guild of America branch collected over 850 new garments for city families with help from Red Cross Daughters of Isabella Salvation Army and local schools and churches. Sixty new pieces went to colored families and Social Welfare League. Directors and officers led a three year effort with 36 collectors. A dinner and meetings scheduled for the Catherine Miller and Mrs Christie visit and Helen Gould Auxiliary elections were announced.
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Needlework Guild of America
Xaven
Red Cross
Daughters of Isabella
Salvation Army
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
East Side
West Side
Social Welfare League
Placemerte
Guild
Tes
Russell Sleg
Fohn Kremers
Fred Miller
N. A. Lichty
Walter Deters
Max Wilson
Howard Burr
Max Miller
Frank Want
Lewis Callins
Ned Brown
Harry Limbert
G. A. Morris
W. Bell
David Ramage
F. A. Sporle
Russell Sieg
Claude Newsum
R. Chatum
J. T. Sullivan
B.S. Estel
J. B. Bruner
A. A. Hoffmann
H. A. Joynt
J. E. Morosis
Silk-cargo Express Runs Fast From Omaha to Chicago
A record-speed silk train carrying raw silk valued at $6,000,000 traveled from Omaha to Chicago in 11 hours 38 minutes, passing Waterloo on the Illinois Central. Each car held about $500,000 of silk, guarded by four guards, with consignees in New York mills. Silk’s rapid deterioration grants it priority, and this is the fastest silk shipment through Waterloo to date.
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Waterloo
Illinois Central
Union Pacific
Omaha
Chicago
New York Mills
Japan
Weterloo
November Postal Receipts Point to Better Business
La Porte City notices report November postal receipts at 3,228.18 dollars, up from the previous year. A 25th wedding anniversary celebration for Bert Hummel and his wife drew relatives from Charles City and Cedar Falls. Thanksgiving visits brought Mr and Mrs Sreensma and friends to Waterloo. Mrs Ed Schuck’s death in Tucson prompts burial plans in Los Angeles, with surviving husband and son.
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Hevelpt
Waterloo Post
Ecelpty
Tia Porte City
Ray C. Eig
Ped
Bert
Todas
Will Kummel
Charles City
Clyde Hummel
Will Hummel
Walter Lyon
City
Esther Hummel
State Teachers College
Cedar Fails
Hummel cd
Emerson School
Waterlon
Hummel
Clyde
Ed Selnuck
Tucson
Ariz
Tgnk Tritler
Ed Schuck
Mr. Schuck
Los Angeles
Lal
Mroo
Cal
Kesidy
Elingre
Henefelal
College conference to hear Iowa leaders discuss rural schooling
Cedar Falls reports a college conference on consolidation of rural schools and teacher training with Iowa Governor John Hammill and ex Illinois Governor Frank Lowden as speakers. Homer H. Seerley hosts, with sessions led by E S Hearst of the Iowa Farm Bureau and others. A dinner precedes the 8 p m program and Friday talks continue on agricultural prosperity and normal training.
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Cedar Falls
John Hammill
Iowa
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Homer H. Seerley
Haimmils
Lowden
United States
W. H. Kadeseh
QO. E. Hearst
Saerley
Charles &. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Ida Hugtin
FP. J. Moore
la Porte City
Karl Hanson
Tama
Clark W. Brown
Carl Schmidt
Des Moines
C. N. Bigelow
Adel
C. BR. Kremanek
Linn Grove
J. H. Hart
Ernest OC. Horn
Iowa City
Leflz Walsam
le Mars
Fred D. Cram
George A. Brown
State High School Athletic Association
Gates Business College Reports Record Winter Enrollment
The winter term at Gates Business College began with a record enrollment of 144 students after thirteen new entrants joined. Twenty five new typing machines were installed. Alumni basketball games and a talk by Bruce Gates at the Rudd area P T A addressed school cooperation.
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Gates’ Business College
Onebeck
Bruce Gates
Rudd Last Nishi
Rude Consolidated Actioal District
Cedar Falls Savings Club to distribute 49400 to 1080 patrons
Cedar Falls Savings Club will distribute 49400 in checks to 1080 patrons on December 10 as a result of deposits at Christmas savings banks during the past year.
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Cedar Falls Savings Club
Cismas
Ringgold County Votes on Courthouse Bonds
Ringgold County voters decide on issuing 150000 dollars in bonds to erect a courthouse. Opposition spreads from rural districts to smaller towns and results are uncertain as the county has been without a courthouse for years. F C Gradates Cedar Falls reports a college commencement and honors at the fall term.
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Ringzold
Loral Districta
F.C. Gradeates
Cedar Falls
K. H Everley
Ian Success
Women Find Way To Ease Washday Hassles
Jessie A. Knox explains through the Courier a new “soak and rinse” method for washing that promises cleaner clothes and less drudgery. She cites surveys of five thousand housewives in the Middle West, noting soap remains essential and many still mix borax with powder. Knox offers to send instructions and a sample for one full wash in care of this newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie A. Knox
Winthrop Man Drops Dead At Daybreak
John Hardy aged 75 collapses with heart disease while walking Monday morning at the bar of his davgl it in Winthrop Ta. Local authorities report his death as sudden and due to natural causes.
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Winthrop
John Hardy
Sloan's Liniment Claims Quick Back Relief
An article promotes Sloan's Liniment as fast backache relief. A New York woman recalls using it from her medicine cabinet, noting pain eased in about thirty minutes and she later felt well enough for a party. The ad touts circulation boost and non rubbing application at 35 cents.
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New York
Sloan
Sloan’s
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Roy Miller
P. C. EB
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Mystic Workers
Senaton
George Kreiman
Leatherby
Max A. Wilson
Glen Leatherby
Mount Unton, Jr
Mark Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Clah
St. Joseni’s Catholc Girls’ Club
Our Lady For Victory Academy
G. D. Grey
Church News
Woman's Working Association of
First Presbyterian Church
James Black
J. B. Moore
F. J. Bightey
Mary I. Pratt
India
Daughters of Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
Ed Kelly
W. H. Hardcastle
L. £. Beinett
Ngb Oliver
Women's Societies
Grace Methodist Church
Foreign Mission Group
Aid Department
Home Missionary Society
J. &, Whitney
W. FP. Jeffrey
Grives Memorial U. B. Missionary Society
W. Q. Davis
Roger Akin
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Luke’s Lutheran
HH. L. Hanson
C. O. Barnes
East Park Presbyterian Parish
George Smith
T. W. Mason
Missionary Society of United Presbyterian Church
First Evangelical Church Missionary and
Ladies Aid
John Knott
Ec, Gieber
H. H. Witte
X. Luton
George Weichold
William Brunn
The
Missionary Society
Walnut Street Baptist Church
W.E. Robinson
Loyal Women’s Class of
Wistian Church
Floyd Wilson
Argyle Street
Christie
Butte
Mont
Catherine Miller
Helen Gould
S. C
Edith Adams
Waterloo Evening Courier
Anday. Sr
Sirs
Clyier
Chart City
Wateriog
Miss Mather
Mtr
Vaell Harvey
Crdar Fails
Lil West Fourth Street
OWA
Charles E. Hearst
L. F. McKay
American Cotton Growers Exchange
Memphis
Tenn
Macy Campbell
L. T.C
E. J. Stout
Dunkerton, Ta
O. S. Hamer
Orange Township
George F_ Eks
Business College
Ringgold County
Buchanan Optical Service
Buchanan, M
Keroilt
Gravenhorst
Prtend
Kermit Gravenhorst
Aluydn
Belhhans
Clarence
Babe Wilheerth
Suce Teachers College
Cedar Walls
Birs. Gravenhorst
Minneapolis
Inez Gllme
Ehurc
Haire
Cedar al Te
Uzuit Charvey
John AL. Young
Thursda
Warne Gates
Corn Belt Business College
Fayette Mears
Aion
Myra
Ima Bruce
Trten
Winterloo
Ter
Charles Merrill
Party
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Ome
Meee Eet
Tearm
Mumford
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