Reuter to lecture and recital at First Congregational Church
Rudolph Reuter pianist and teacher arrives in Waterloo from Chicago. He appears at 4 15 PM lecture recital and 8 25 PM recital at the First Congregational Church and will conduct master classes at the Roys Conservatory before returning to Chicago for a University recital and a Chicago Symphony engagement. He has ties to Chicago Musical College and has worked with Mina Hagar and Frederic Milla Hoss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Teuter
First Congregational Church
Nug
Roys Conservatory of
Tusk
Waterloo
Chicago
Reuter
Conservatory
Frederic Milla Hoss
Chicago University
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Pierrot Limare
Mina Hagar
Sota Paris
Fredrick Stock
Chicago Musical College
Warape
Percy Grainger
Kee
D of V Plans Two Events This Month
The Daughters of Veterans schedule two events at Memorial Hall this month. On Dec 10 a birthday party celebrates the National Alliance of Daughters of Veterans with Mrs Miya Wantemaker in charge. A banco party follows on Dec 18 with Mrs Mae Rodenhaver, Mrs Grace Brass, and Mrs Wannemaker directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Veterans
Memorial Lals
Allianco
National Alliance of Daughters of Veterans
Miya Wantemaker
Ethel Snodgrass
Orpha Carpenter
Coliza Gerrell Wil
Banco
Mae “Rodenhaver
Grace Brass
Wannemaker
Mary Woore
My Shodgrass
Vica
Brass
Currie Shreeve
Ollie Keane
Celiza Carroll
Clara Bell-Mun- Sey
Men Direct Program and Community Meeting Notes
The report covers a Waterloo area meeting of the Men Direct Program led by Ralph Barron with his son Max, including a dramatic skit and a dance demonstration. Coralie Coontz read pieces about George Washington and Jefferson Brown. Dr J A Laurie spoke on European themes. Mrs Clarance Dewey reported on a Iowa convention. Hadassah and Junior Auxiliary activities noted, plus an Odd Fellows dance event in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fiske
Parent-Teacher ‘Association
Sthoal
Z. R. Howard
Ralph Barron
Max
Bardnet
Coralie “Coontz
George Washington
Jefferson Brown
Philip Coontz
J. A. Laurie
Hastor
Cedar Heights
Clarance Dewey
Iowa
Harmony Class Pays Pledge to Church Building Fund
Harmony Class members completed the church building pledge for First Presbyterian Church. The three year obligation was fulfilled in under two years with donations from Mrs. Andrew Mitchell and Jara Bickenbach read at yesterday’s service. Social reps led readings. attendees included Mrs. Mary Wright Mrs. Robert Bickenbach Mrs. Fred Cutler and Miss Maggie Black. Mrs. Irene Roberts visited. Flowers and baskets decorated the service tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Bulding
First Presbyterian Church
Maggie Black
Irene Roberts
Silver Cross Circle King's Daughters Elects Officers
Mrs Rose Mowbray and Mrs Z H Murphy were reelected president and vice president of Silver Cross circle of King's Daughters by members gathered Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs Karl Krause. Other officers chosen include Mrs Mayme Gallagher secretary Miss Mira Pierce treasurer and Miss Bea Williams custodian of supplies. Readings were given by Mrs C A Boatman and a solo by Marceline Tarpy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Mowbray
Z. H. Murphy
Silver ‘Cross Circle of
King's Daughters
Karl Krause
Mayme Gallagher
Mira Pierce
Bea Williams
C. A. Boatman
Marceline Tarpy
Beauty Chats A New Hair Tonic Treatment
An article promotes a stiff toothbrush method to apply hair tonic for better scalp absorption and cleansing. It details mixing a tonic with ingredients like pilocarpine and sulphur, instructs brushing around the scalp, and mentions benefits such as stimulating new hair growth and reducing dandruff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
Brunn to Speak at Meeting of Girls' League
Wa terloo Building and Lomnassocia thay secretary W H Brunn will address Employed Girls' league members of the YWCA about security of the building and small investment association. Dinner in recreation room. holiday season singing led by Mrs B C Wilbur.
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Brunn
Girls’ League
W. HH Brunn
Waterloo
Lomnassociathay
Lo Méiivers
Miles Florence L. Brinton
Association
League
L. &. Armsworth
Bloora Marquis
Brinton
Hazel Jensen and Hugh Byers Wed at Colfax Church
Hazel Jensen of Colfax and Hugh Byers of Newton were married at the Immaculate Conception church in Colfax by Rev. E B Jackson on November 26 at 9:45 a.m. Attendants were Miss Nettles Gearholdt and John O Leary. The bride wore a white satin gown with Spanish lace and a tulle veil. The couple will reside in Newton after a brief wedding trip.
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Colfax
Hazel Jensen
Hugh Byers
Newton
Immaculate Conception
Jackson
Nettles Gearholdt
John O'Leary
M. G. Jensen
Byers
Ali
Frank Byers
Various Church Group Meetings Planned Across Town
Mrs. WB Porter opens Howe at 2 30 for Women's Foreign Missionary Society. Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid meets at 2 20 with Mrs Venter and others as hostesses. King's Heralds appoint supervisors. S Mary sewing circle to assemble with quilting and cards. St Mark's St Margaret's guild to meet fort nightly at Mrs Vinnie Howe's. First Lutheran Ladies' Aid to host in parlors with trio from Hall, Hals and Fratzke. Wartburg league holds monthly meeting in church parlors. Central Christian Woman's Missionary Society plans Thursday evening program after church supper. Sacred Heart Ladies' Aid hosted by Mrs Estes. gift to Mrs T X Tanes departing for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Satinty
Paul Venter
Rudolph Venter
William Voolker
J. J. Hall
A. Hals
J. 4. Fratzke
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Lutheran Church
Aid and Missionary Societies
Women’s Missionary Society of Central Christian Church
Ray Ticks
Amrs. IE
S. Estes
Club Notes From A Busy Social Week At Local Homes
D B fridge club members gathered at the Miller home for an evening of news and fellowship. A Ladies lunch at Black's featured Mrs George A Marte and other guests, with floral decorations and a guest from New Orleans, La. Mrs B S Chandler hosts a Thursday afternoon social at Risele's, while the Social band plans a Thursday meeting at Mrs John A Fox's home.
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D. B. Fridge Club
Roy Miller
Maine Robinson
WT. Murphy
Thompson
Mary Myers
Bank
Happy Hour
Elih
Lancheon
George A. Martetti
Fable Martin Baumgardner
New Orleans
John A. Fox
Tyers
Iente Tunechvon
Business and Professional Women Name Mayme Egan Christmas Party Chair
Mayme Egan was appointed chair in charge of arrangements for the annual Goodfellows Christmas party for children by Miss Panny Hemenway president of BPW club. The event will be Dec 15 with details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Egan
Panny Hemenway
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Goodfellows
Lerbert F. Marshall
Allied Arts Conservatory of Music
Laverne Leal
Lwa
Kreisler
Londonderry Ale
Midnight Delly
Nina Licketts
Genevieve Holman
Kathryn Miller
Oviale Glee Club
Girs Ofast High School
Grace Ullemeyer
Elizabeth Kenney
Washington Irving P T A Meets Friday
The Washington Irving P T A will hold its first evening program of the year at 7 45 Friday with Mayor E A Gnagy and S M Wallace as speakers. Y s Men s Glee Club will sing under Max Nogh. Ars G Ry Sanborn will sing solos and Leah Eickelberg will read. The room with the largest parent turnout will receive a prize. mothers of seventh and eighth graders will be hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-teacher -Association of Pyngton Irving School
E. A. Gnagy
S. M. Wallace
West Schools
Men's Glee Club
Max Nogh
Ars
Vocational Meeting of A A U W Rescheduled Monday
Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women will hold its vocational meeting Monday evening at Mrs W H Langlas home instead of Tuesday due to conflicts. Speakers include Mrs C W Gililar Miss Anne Patterson Miss Mary Herzing and Miss Smith Marken with Norma Gaiser singing. Chautauqua circles discuss church stance on science education and Russia. Columbia circle meets Monday afternoon in the library and Grant circle Tuesday at Mrs Chester Cadwallader home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah
Jack Reinstein
N. Splvach
Waterloo
American Association of University Women
W. H. Langlas
Fred J. Miller
C. W. Gililar
Mbrarian
Anne Patterson
Mary Herzing
Smith Marken
Norma Gaiser
Chautauqua
National Council of Congregational Churches
Russia
Europe
Columbia Circle
Lbrary West
Grant Circle
Chester Cadwallader
City in Brief notices and travel updates
A collage of short items lists residents traveling to Chicago Albuquerque and Los Angeles, a school superintendent acting as contest judge in Winthrop, officials in St Paul on traffic business, residents leaving for the south, a hospital patient improving, and railroad safety and air brake instruction runs. The fragment also mentions local advertisements and odd notices about goods for sale and a fiddle for Ford fundraising.
Dumond Company Buys Oakland Car Agency Here
The Dumond Motor company at 108 Fifth Street East takes the Oakland agency with three models on display the Jandau coupe landau sedan and couch. New Pontiac Six showing planned in about a month. Dumond also represents Packard locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumond Motor Company
Fifth Street East
Oakland Automobiles
Jack Dumond
General Motors
Oakland
Dumond Company
Packard
Mercury Forecast Sees Temperatures Rise Tonight
The state bureau forecast predicts rising temperatures tonight and Thursday in this vicinity. Expect a cloudy sky with possible rain or snow and small temperature swings from a Tuesday high of 28 to a low near 7.
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State Bureau
Man severely bruised in Fourth Street car collision
Bernard Stenzel of 1615 Fourth street west, an insurance agent, was recovering at home from injuries after being thrown from his car in a collision with an unknown driver on Fourth Street near Washington. Both legs severely bruised, no bones broken. His wife Mrs. Stenzel was unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Stenzel
Fourth Street West
Fourth Street
Washington
Stenzel
Miss Hiller Returns In East High Benefit Play Rehearsals
Rehearsals for the East High benefit play Grumay Grange and Black resumed today after a four week lapse with the return of Miss Ruth Hiller dramatics instructor who had been seriously ill in Des Moines. Rehearsals continue until early January presentation.
Final Waterloo Boy Scout Rally Rehearsal At Mast High Tonight
Waterloo scouts stage Wali Ga Zhu drill at Mast High auditorium tonight with six troops in the program. Rehearsals at Emerson and First Presbyterian drew 12 troops. about 600 scouts are involved with 5000 tickets distributed for a free admission audience. A collection funds the scout building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Boy Scouts
Mast
St. Mary’s School
Selters
Emerson School
First Presbyterian Church
Altho
Woman killed in field accident near here
Mrs. Elais Schrader, 19, was crushed when a wagon wheel sank in a rut and overturned in a corn husking scene in a field near town. Her father helped pull her free but she died from her injuries.
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D. of V
Loren J. Berry
Odd Fellows of Waterloo Lodge No. 716
Silver Cross
King’s Daughters
Woodmen
R. N
Royal
Knights of Pythias Belr
J.B. Siverts
Ross Rebels
Peter Hurley
Lillian
Lois Knudson
Anna May Pear
mAb
Vera Morse
Alice Ballenger
Joe Siberts, Jr
Christ Episcopal Bayar
Christ Episcopal Church
St. Monica's
The
Onion
T.H. McCoy
J. W. Wilimek
Fred Northey
Richard Hall
Frank Hussey
Maude Hostetler
Lillian Mexdorf
Madison Street
Calvary Evangelical Curely
Madge
U. S
Martin L
Colfax Church
Church News
D. A. Borden
A. J. Evans
King's Heralds
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Fred Wolcott
S. V. Williams
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Vinnie Howe
S J. Mary's Sewing Circle
Bernard, Boesen
Walter Adsit
John Fennlon
F. Fr. Stringer
Exank Collentine
Wartburg League of First Lutheran Church
Galdeneln Club
Risele’s
Pall
Washington Irving
P.T. A
Buchanat
HY. Litchfield
Richard Nelson
el Campo
Tex
Marcella Hoylston
Albuquerque
N. M
Charles W. Kline
East Public Schools
Suchanan County
Winthrop
Do. A. Hanson
Greater Waterloo Association
St. Paul
Air
Mrs. I. A. Fairbanks
Third Avenue West
Los Angeles
California
George Roth
Ed Anders
M. J. Becker
Archer Avenue
J. B. Stewart
Vermont Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Frank E. Kirk
Robert Stewart
Sinois Central Reilroad
F. M. Fuller
A. T. Beuke
Charles Smith
George Cohn
Prank Jener
L. R. Gunstead
Winsis Central Railroad
Marner
Peng
Wow
Les Hae
Ford
Dye
Fine
Maines
Dude
Dearne
Oakland Cars
Mercury
Miss Hiller
Skepic
Archle Shannon
Henry DeWalt
Prill
Merle J. Grown
Ming Towering
Towa
Fonda Mae Shop
East Fourth St
Balbriggan School
BUC
MC. A. Bullaing
Snid
Miders
Kellogg
Guy
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