Churches Talk Topic At Waterloo WCTU Meeting
The United Presbyterian church pastor will speak at the Waterloo Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting in Willard hall on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Ida Jagger will share letters from her sister Mary J Campbell of India detailing recent developments. Miss Campbell, a Waterloo resident and church member, is noted for her remarkable work. Special musical numbers will be featured and Mrs C E Hust, WCTU vice president, chairs the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisholm
First’ United Presbyterian Church
Williard Hall of
Waterloo
Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Ida Jaggar
Mary J. Campbell
India
C.E. Hust
United Presbyterian Church
Florence Stines Hosts Pearl Mythaler Party
Florence Stines hosted a gathering at her home in Missi for Pearl Mythaler, whose upcoming marriage to William Scott of Rockton was announced for next Wednesday. Guests read a rhyme to the honoree, with pink and white decorations, garden flowers, and refreshments. Attending included Doris Whitale, Edith Mythaler, Ada Gilfer, Neva Ellsworth, Mary Parrott, and others such as G R Wardle, J Ho Snively, F B Brocksus, Ray Tabrant, and Ben Pannkuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Pearl’ Mythaler
William Scott
Rockton
Doris Whitale
L'Garden
Pardee
Edith
Mythaler
Bely “Mythaler
Stella _Thomean
Ada’ Gilfer
Neva Ellsworth
Mary Parrott
Schubert and Anderson Wedding Read by Dr McCormick
The Schubert and Anderson wedding was officiated by Dr. McCormick at the Presbyterian church. After a short ceremony the couple left for northern Minnesota and plan to return in two weeks to establish their home on Lovejoy Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
Schubert
Jbl
Lovejoy Ave
Schubert-Walker Lumber
Sada
Ander
Monmouth Bride Weds Waterloo Airport Manager
Leone Ray of Monmouth Illinois becomes bride of Oren P. Harwood, former Monmouth resident and Waterloo airport manager. The ceremony at Presbyterian church featured accompanying guests C A Morris J W Fiske E Mcklroy and the wedding party with Earl Ray as father. Harwood served in the U S army during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas ‘Niven
Presbyterian Church
Misa
Leone Ray
Oren P. Harwood
Earl’ Ray
Monmouth
Harwood
Waterloo
United States Army
C. A. Morris
J.W. Fiske Marshall
E. Mcklroy
Woman's Labor bureau dinner at Gates park
Club notes a meeting at 12 30 p m Tuesday for a picnic dinner at Gates park. Each member to bring a picnic basket. Games and contests will provide entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Labor Bureau
Gates Park
Social Events on Weeks Calendar Sunday and Thursday
Social events listed for week include Tenn Je Rebekah lodge and Firemen’s activities at Willard hall, Memorial hall, and Cedar Falls venues. Meetings feature Mrs Archie Eg ileston and Mrs Floyd ushman with group notes across clubs and circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Y
Island, Park
Noble Grand Association
Tenn Je
Verbal Tributes At Banquet For Class Of 1926 31
Verbal tributes were given at a banquet in Black's tearoom honoring the retiring West High School principal Fred J. Kluss and Mrs. Kluss who will move to Cedar Rapids. Guests included Grace Tippet of Rockford Indiana Lily Robinson Cedar Falls Elwin Moore and Charles Hoffman. Edwin Moore Sr. paid tribute to late Sloane M. Wallace. Don Bicksey named reunion chairman. arrangements followed school colors rose and black. The group later attended the Phi Sigma Chi dance at Electric Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Fred J. Kluss
West High School
Kluss
Cedar Rapids
Grace Tippet
Rockford
Lily Robinson
Cedar Falls
Charles Hoffman
Elwin Moore
Toa Smaster
Edwin Moore, Sr
Sloane M. Wallace
Don’ Bicksey
Daissies
Phi Sigma Chi
Electric Park
Porch Tea Given by Church Women at Grant Home
A porch tea hosted yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Fred Grant’s home by East Park Presbyterian Church Woman’s Missionary Society honored guests Mrs. L. B. Jones and Mrs. Henry Steffans with prizes in porch party contests. Marlys Grant performed two piano solos, Fern Pennington read poems, and hosts’ helpers, including Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Steffans, assisted. Iced tea lemonade and waters were served amid garden floral decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Grant
East Park Presbyterian
L. B. Jones
Henry Steffans
Marlys, Grant
Fern Pennington
Irma Orth and George Renning Wed at Paton Iowa
Irma Orth and George Renning were married July 5 at Paton Iowa with Rev W S Lang officiating. The bride is the daughter of J G Orth of Shell Rock and attended Shell Rock High School and Gates College Waterloo. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Renning Shell Rock, runs Renning Motor Co. They will reside above the Barage in Shell Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oer
Bpeetab
Shell Rock
Irma Orth
George Renning
Paton
Ws CG. Lang
Evangelical Church
Shell Hock
Gates College
Waterloo
Bath Packing Company
Charles Renning
She
Renning Motor Company
Barage
Picnic Planned Soon by Yeomen Rowenas to Meet
Plans for the annual Yeomen picnic were discussed at a Knights of Pythias hall meeting. Mrs. Luella Trotter of Dunkerton Iowa received an attendance prize. Favors valued at 500 went to Mrs. Harry Duke and Mrs. Victor F Martin Rowena circle members will meet next Thursday at the home of Mrs. Floyd Cushman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias Hall
Luella Trotter
Dunkerton
Harry Duke
Victor F
Martin
Rowena
Floyd Cushman
Long and short hair in beauty care today
Edna Hent Forbes analyzes the long versus short hair debate and the trends shaping fashion, hairdressers' attitudes, and the future look. She notes longer hair is coming, waves persist, and advertising pressures influence women to grow hair while newer fashions emphasize soft feminine hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Hent Forbes
New York Ladies Hairdressers’ Association
New York
Card party hosts and scores at Kot C hall
Gold Leaf camp and Royal Neighbors held a card party yesterday afternoon in Kot C hall. Prizes went to Mrs. W L Wickum and Mrs M E Brennan. High 500 scores by Mrs IO Entz and Mrs BE H Weber. Mrs Wickum of St Louis is George Fergeman's sister visiting in Dunkerton. Another card party planned for July 20 with Mrs Elya Wannemaker in charge. Mrs Lyle Jones to chair refreshments. A district convention was invited for Aug 23 in Dunkerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Fergeman
Elya Wannemaker
Lyle Jones
Dunkerton
Weavers Class Picnic at First Baptist Church
The Weavers class of First Baptist Church held a picnic yesterday at Mrs. Revd. Cornwall’s home with about 50 women and children attending. Tables were set outdoors. Mrs. G. L. Rausch chaired refreshments with Mrs. Wayne Smith assisting. a short business meeting followed and the group invited Homemakers to join for a July picnic at the Moline farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Whitrch
Cornwall
G. L. Rausch
Wayne Smith
Moline Farm
Past Matrons of Waterloo O. E. S. Luncheon Recap
Past Matrons club of Waterloo chapter Order of Eastern Star enjoyed a 1 pm picnic luncheon at Mrs Henry Gee's home. Sixteen members dined on a porch table set with sweetpeas. A brief business meeting followed, then an afternoon of needlework under shade trees. Upcoming hostesses and local society notices are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club of Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Henry. Gee
S. O
Union Veterans of the Civil War
Memorial Hall
Chinese Abroad Send Cash to Aid Nationalist Party
Chinese living abroad are sending funds to the Save China fund aiding the Nanking nationalist government. By early June donations reached about 250000 dollars as clashes in Shantung and Japanese troop movements spurred support. South Asia and nearby regions, plus the United States, contributed substantial sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationalist Party
Shanghai
Save China
Nanking
Altho
Shantung
China
Save China Fund
Spas
United States
Belgian Congo Prepares For King and Queen Visit
Dispatches report mounting excitement in the Belgian Congo as King Leopold II and Queen visit plans unfold. Natives in Matadi endure 18 day harbor quarantine amid yellow fever scares while a 27 million franc grant funds improved sanitation and harbor conditions before the Boula Matari arrival and extended Mayumbe district tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgian Congo
Estement
Belgium
Matadi
Mayumbe Diistrict
Congo
Native Hungarian dish very scarce in that country
Budapest reports the famed Hungarian goulash is rapidly disappearing from menus. Few restaurants in the capital offer genuine goulash. visitors must seek it in provincial districts. The dish, dating back five centuries, is made from mutton or beef with potatoes onions paprika and tomatoes and served sizzling hot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Ortobad
Debrezcen
Senator Heflin Speaker Tonight
Senator Heflin of Alabama, who denounces Gov. Al Smith, is scheduled to speak at 8:30 p m today at Johnson's Naval Inn. Ernest Johnson, hall owner, says it was hired and paid for by an anonymous group. Heflin forecasts a Democratic defeat and criticizes Smith and Robinson as a weak ticket amid Chicago conclave plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Heflin
Alabama
Alfred E. Smith
Ernest . Johnson
Smith and Robinson
Chicago
Houston
A. V
Ic) Donahey
Ohio
Gordell Hull
Tennessee
Heflin
Bed for Rent Half Time in Budapest
In Budapest a bed space ad promises a bed from 8 p m to 8 a m with modest terms at 42 Sandor Street. A passerby discovers a kindly elderly landlady who explains the bed is rented to daytime workers by night workers, highlighting hardship and shared living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Andrassy
Sandor Street
Pesti Hirlap
Hungary
Emir Adopts American Etiquette In Kabul Court
In Kabul on July 7 the Afghan Emir Amanoulja, noted for modernization, embraced knives and forks and a standard book of American etiquette gifted by Mrs. Jackson Fleming of New York. The book, translated into Persian, guides court ladies from queen to commoner, aided by Turkish feminist Madame Hoursehid Bey and the Emir’s personal supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kabul
Afghanistan
Amanoulja
Doughty
Jackson Fleming
New York City
Fleming
Hoursehid Bey
United States
Quren Sureya
Birth notices reported for Waterloo area families
Birth announcements list numerous families in Waterloo and nearby areas. Daughters include Dorothy, Gladys Marie, Jewell Bartine, Mary, Doerthen Jean, Mare tha, Marites gine, Shirley Ann, Rath Fey, and Donald Arthur. Several families are noted with addresses and dates in late June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Worlry
Waterloo
Dune
Paul Deen
Robert Cone
Dorothy
Lewis Knox
Gladys Marie
Tromnan Hitt
Jewell Bartine
Michael J. Kankaris
Novefferson
Mary
Rodolph A. Michael
Falls
Divine
Marites Gine
Ralph Walliam Travia
Denver
Dynt
Shirley Ann
Mtrdy Gy Abraham
Tenth West
Rath Fey
Ann Mroomand
Matthew Frank ‘Brallfton
DaAwaon
Wider IL
Heldt, Moute & Waterloo
Dunn
Robart Wedar
Benjamin Milton Brtow
Foreal
Mion Benjamin
Arthur Adams
Don
Donald Arethur
Glen Eliott
Raymond
Vintage Cold Weather Menus and Sandwiches Menu
A sample recipe set covers Creamed Peas and Carrots with a white sauce, Tongue and Salad with diced tongue and vegetables, and Tomato and Horseradish Sandwiches. Includes steps for cooking peas, making sauce, chilling salads, and assembling buttered bread with horseradish and tomato.
Partisth Street Featured in Evening Insured Columns
Fragmentary OCR reads as a city focused note from New York. Mentions columns in the Evening Insured and a person or editor/geurker, unclear context. Likely a local column tease about coverage on Partisth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partisth Street
New
York City
Thee
Ruigier Geurker
Truth Tells Shape a Child's Honest Wall
A family learns their toddler Claude quickly grasps truth versus falsehood. When told to tell the truth, he experiments with words to get desired outcomes. The parents adapt by accepting his statements, prompting Claude to refine his lies to match what he wants others to say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
Local and regional notices impact Waterloo area people
Residents travel plans announced as families visit relatives in Rockford and Waterloo. Edward Rogers undergoes appendix surgery with encouraging progress. Articles of incorporation filed for Jenkins Fergeomann company. Injuries to Lewis Leckington improve after hospital stay. Dr. P B O Keefe and mother set for St Louis homeward with officer internship ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins-Fergemanun Company
Jefferson Street
Jenkins
W. G. Wahl
H. E. Fergemann
Lewis A. Leckington
La_ Porte
Presbyterian Hospital
Leckington
Delberth Waiuw
la Porte City
Glorystone
Quarry
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waltz
P. B. O'Keefe
Pauline O'Keefe
Waterloo
St. Louis
O'Keefe
St. Anthony's Hospital
Fort Snelling
Minn
J. EB. O'Keefe
Highland Boulevard
Not a Place for Mothers Social Duties Says Drake Dean
W F Barr from Drake University argues that kindergarten should not be viewed as a haven for mothers away from work duties but as a site where young children receive proper guidance during a crucial developmental phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Barr
Drake University
Iowa
Parents Pointers on Thrift and Child Rearing
The article discusses personal budgets for children, urging that initial allowances cover pleasures, saving, and needs, with amounts growing as responsibility increases. It stresses discussing plans with the child, avoiding punishment, and restoring confidence after mistakes to foster self-esteem and better skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
For
Two Peer Settle Near Redfield South Dakota
Two white deer a buck and a doe have been seen near Redfield South Dakota west of the city grazing in pastures for the past month. Farmers seek protection for the animals and wish they remain in the area as residents report around 50 pyramid Nile values in the fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield, S. DB
Fragmentary note on Moors surrendering city to Progress
A garbled passage describes Suan Castile and a royal palace site once held by Moors. The text notes the city Maze Tit and the surrender of the last vestige of Moorish rule to Progress, in unclear terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suan
Castile
Paris Street Fairs Restricted by Police Chief Chiappe
Paris reports that Police Chief Chiappe has ordered strict limits on street fairs to reduce distraction and maintain public order. His reform drive targets traffic interference and licentious behavior, with nightly police patrols arresting individuals unable to justify their actions near lights and boulevar ds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jean Chiappe
Chiappe
Teachers Tour to the United States on Instructional Trip
Three groups of Cuban teachers will depart next month for an instructional tour of eastern schools. One group will visit Niagara Falls and the New England states. Another from the School of Pedagogy will go to Washington. The third, about 300 teachers, will visit Key West Palm Beach Daytona Tampa and Ybor City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayinay Cube
United States
Niagara Falls
New’ England
School of Pedagogy
Washington
Key West
Palm Beach
Eral Daytona
Tampa
Ybor City
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Uep
Church
Stines
Monmouth, Ill
Blue Triangle League
Ethie Jones
T. CG
Cedar
Grant Home
Malloc
First Baptist Church
Waterloo O. E.'S
B. of R. T
Sunshine Lodge
Brotherhood of
Albert
Senator Heflin
Johnson's Pavilion
Sheldon
Jonason's
J. Thomas Heflin
Emir
Lelong
Jeanne Langin
Buchanan's
Appointmienta
Helen Burgess
Dane Street
Brainerd, Minn
Bernice Becker
Elizabeth Selfkin
Newell Street
S. W. Hurwich
Hurwich Furniture Company
American Furniture Mart
Walter B. Coram
Center Street
Leo Larsen
Conger Street
Leech Lake
Arthur McGreevy
Washington, D. C
Earl Clayton
Detroit
Mich
C.E. Fiyash
Park Inn
Central City
E. S. Chandler
Vine Street
Tiliness Central
Mlingis Centre Hospital
Margaret Morton
Cecat Falls
Fred ©. Morton
Omaha
Neb
E. L. Corton
I. van Metre
Third Avenue West
Kingsley
Iver B. Lund
Margaret
Gertrude Roderick
Fifth Street West
Minnesota
Guy E. Robbins
Marjorie
Washington Street
Claude M. Byerly
Helen
Argyle Street
Ruth Koehler
Karl Koehler
Tripoli
St. Francis Hospital
James B. Cronin
Ruth
Joe Gronin
First Street
B.G. Rich
Sunnyside Avenue
Lake Cartes, Inn
Glenn W. Morris
Vernon Township
Izetta Morgan
Fred Jackson
Riehl Street
At &T. Frances Hospital
Henry” Carpenter
Guy Haney
Seventh Street
Dg. E. Ridenour
Park Avenue West
Edward
Templar Park
Spirit Lake
Bemidji
Citizens
Des Moines
W. Scott Williams
Western Lines
Tinois Central Railroad
Milwaukee
L. P. Scott
Colonial Apartments
Seattle
Wash
Kiwanis Clubs
Scott
Tacoma
James Rogers
Baltimore Street
Presbyterian” Hospital
Rogers
Artificial Ice and Fuel Co
Settle
Redfield
S. BB
Ucket
Artificial Ice & Fuel’ Co
Commercial ST
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Visciessdicy
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