Talk by Rev. W. H. Chisholm at Waterloo W C T U
Rev. W H Chisholm pastor of Furst United Presbyterian will speak at the regular Waterloo Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting in Willard hall on Tuesday afternoon The program includes Mrs Ide Jaggar and Miss Mary J Campbell sister of the Indiana W C T U president Special musical numbers are planned chaired by Mrs C E Rust with other churchwomen as hostesses The arrangement follows a citywide plan assigning each church to host programs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jagger
Miss Campbell
C. E. Rust
First United Presbyterian Church
W. CG
T. U
Unon
Social calendar highlights at local clubs and events
Week’s events include F. W. club on island and park, Past Noble Grand association at Tem ple Rebekah lodge with Mrs Archie Eggleston, WwW L B club at Gates Park, RT Firemen’s Hall events, U Willard Hall Tuesday, Memorial hall Tuesday, Rowena circle Yeomen with Mrs Floyd Cushman Thursday, Blue Triangle League Thursday, W C G A Friday with Ethel Jones in Cedar Falls concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island, Park
Noble Grand Association
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Archie Eggleston
L. B. Club
Gates Park
Rt.—Firemen's Hall
W. CT
U—Willard Hall
O. Vi—Memorial Hall
Rowena Circle
Yeomen
Floyd Cushman
Florence Stines Hosts Pearl Mythaler Party
Florence Stines hosted a courtesy party for Pearl Mythaler at her home. Miss Mythaler will wed William Scott of Rockton, Illinois, next Wednesday. Guests read rhymes for the honoree, while Doris Whittle won a contest favor, and pink and white decorations and refreshments enhanced the event. Attendees included Jeanette Pardee Edith Mythaler Belva Mythaler Stellan Thomson Ada Blifer Neva Ellsworth Mary Parrott and others, with O R Wardle and F B Brock sus among the small group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence’ Stines
Igst
Pearl Mythaler
William Scott
Rockton
Doris ‘Whittle
Arden
Jeanette Pardee
Edith: Mythaler
Belva Mythaler
Stellan Thomson
Ada’ Blifer
Neva Ellsworth
Mary Parrott
Schubert-Walker Lumber heir wed in Schubert home
Lovejoy Avenue resident Mrs Sada E Anderson and Schubert-Walker Lumber company heir Schubert wed yesterday at 7 30 p m in the Schubert home. Reverend McCormick pastor of Beentiveringy church performed the ceremony. Guests noted the couple’s life together and the bride’s northern Minnesota roots. The couple will reside at the Lovejoy address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glyde
Schubert
Lovejoy Avenue
Schubert-Walker Lumber Company
Sada E. Anderton
Svillam P. “McCormick
Beentiveringy
Syracust
Cate
Minnesota
Airport Manager Weds Bride from Monmouth MI
Fragmentary report notes a wedding involving an airport manager from Monmouth Michigan. Names and details are garbled with references to Thomas Niven, a Presbyterian church service, Leone Ray Oren P, and Mr Harwood formerly of Monmouth. The Waterloo airport is mentioned in relation to the groom or place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
Thomas
Niven
Ds Ma
Churgh
Leone
Ray
Oren -P. Mar
dMis
Earl. Ray
Harwood
Waterloo
Club Notes Woman's Labor Bureau Picnic Date
The club notes a Woman's Labor Bureau meeting at 212 30 pm Tuesday to hold a picnic dinner at Gates Park. Each member will bring a picnic basket. Games and contests will provide entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
Gates
Verbal Tributes at Banquet for Class of 1926 and retiring principal
Verbal tributes were given at a reunion banquet for 85 members of the class of 1925 and guests at Black’s tearoom. Fred J. Kiluss, West High School principal, and Mrs Kiluss will move to Cedar Rapids. Guests included Grace Tippett, Lilly Robinson, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman. Edwin Moore Jr paid tribute to late Sloane M Wallace, former superintendent. Don Bickley elected reunion chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Fred J
Kiluss
West High School
Kuss
Cedar Rapids
My Grace Tippet
Rockford
Lilly Robinson
Cedar Falls
Charles Hoffman
Elwin Moore
Edwin Moore, Jr
Sloane M. Wallace
Don Bickley
Phi Sigma Chi
Electric Park
Porch Tea at East Park Presbyterian Church Event
Women of the East Park Presbyterian Church Woman's Missionary Society hosted a porch party yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Pred Grant's home. Guests included Mrs. L. B. Jones and Mrs. Henry Steffans. Marlys Grant performed two piano solos, Fern Pennington gave readings, and decor featured garden flowers as iced tea lemonade and wafers were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Grant
Woman's Missionary Society of
East Park Presbyterian
L. B. Jones
Henry Steffans
Marlys Grant
Fern Pennington
Irma Orth and George Renning Wed at Paton
Miss Irma Orth and George Renning, both of this place, were married July at Paton Iowa Rev W C Lang officiated. The bride is J G Orth’s daughter and was educated in Shell Rock High School and Gates College Waterloo. The groom, son of Charles Renning, runs Renning Motor Company. They will reside above the Renning garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Rock
Irma Orth
George Renning
Paton
W.C. Lang
Evangelical Church
Benning
J. G. Orth
Gates College
Waterloo
Bath Packing Company
Charles Renning
Renning, Motor’ Company
Picnic Planned Soon by Yeomen Rowenas to Meet
Plans for the annual Yeomen Rowena picnic were discussed at last evenings Knights of Pythias hall meeting. Date not set. Mrs Luella Trotter of Dunkerton Iowa received an attendance prize. 500 favors awarded to Mrs Barry Duke and Mrs Victor F Martin. Rowena circle members will meet next Thursday afternoon at Mrs Plord Cushman’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythiashal
Long or short hair in fashion today by Edna Hent Forbes
A beauty column reflects on hair length trends as the New York Ladies Hairdressers association notes longer hair is returning. It discusses bob discouragement, wave varieties, and implications for stylists, plus commentary on evening gowns and underwear shaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Hent Forbes
Miss Forbes
New York Ladies Hairdressers’ Association
New York
Gold Leaf Camp and Royal Neighbors Card Party
Eleven tables were filled at a card party held yesterday afternoon in K af C hall by Gold Leaf camp and Royal Neighbors. Favors at bridge went to Mrs. Wickum and Mrs. Brennan. high scores at 500 to Mrs. Entz and Mrs. Weber. Mrs. Winkum of St Louis visits with the Fergeman family. A July 20 party is planned with Elva Wannemaker in charge and L E Jones supervising refreshments. Regular meeting noted a district convention date set for Aug 23 in Dunkerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.af C. Hall
Gold Leaf Camp
Bridge
W. L. Wickum
M. EB. Brennan
J. F. Entz
H. Weber
Winkum
St. Louis
George Fergeman
Fergeman
Elva Wannemaker
L.E. Jones
Dayliatlon
Dunkertoh
Weavers Class Picnic at First Baptist Church
The Weavers class of First Baptist Church met yesterday afternoon for a picnic at Mrs. A. J. Cornwell's home. About 50 women and children attended, dining outdoors on the lawn. Mrs. C. L. Rausch led refreshments with Mrs. Wayne Smith assisting. A brief business meeting followed, noting an invitation to join Homemakers band for a July picnic at the Moline farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
A. J. Cornwell
C. L. Rausch
Wayne Smith
Homemakers
Moline
Past Matrons Enjoy Luncheon by Waterloo U B S
Past Matrons club of Waterloo chapter Order of Eastern Star hosted a 1 pm picnic luncheon at Mrs. Henry Gee home with a long porch table adorned by sweetpeas and roses. Sixteen attended and a brief business meeting followed. Afternoon included treedlework under shade trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club of Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Henry Gee
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Memorial Hall
Chinese Abroad Rally Cash For Nationalist Fund
The Save China fund, started by Chinese living abroad, sends material financial support to the Nanking nationalist government. By early June donations reached about 250000 dollars, boosted by May clashes in Shantung and the dispatch of Japanese troops, with substantial contributions from Chinese communities in the South, seas, adjacent territories, and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Save China Fund
Uving
Nanking
Shantung
China
Seas
United States
Belgian Congo Prepares for King and Queen Visit
Dispatches from the Belgian Congo report daily preparations for the arrival of the Belgian king and queen as natives swarm districts of the empire. A 27 million franc credit funds port and public works at Matadi amid yellow fever cases and an 18 day harbor quarantine altering travel plans. The royal visit will extend into the Mayumbe district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgian Congo
Exc
Belgium
Matadi
Mayumbe
Congo
Scarce true Hungarian goulash vanishes from Hungary menus
Budapest reports the iconic goulash is disappearing from native menus as few Budapest restaurants offer genuine versions. The dish traces to cattle herdsmen at Hortobad, five centuries ago, cooked over open fires with beef, onions, tomatoes and paprika. Real Hungarian goulash now scarce even abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Civ
Hortobad
Debrezcen
Heflin to Speak Tonight in Des Moines Area
Senator Heflin of Alabama, known for his anti Smith stance and past Klan ties, is announced to speak at 1:30 p.m. today at Johnson's Pavilion, Waterloo. Hall owner Ernest H. Johnson said the venue was hired by unnamed backers. Heflin’s visit signals a broader campaign swing through Waterloo Muscatine and Des Moines as he predicts a Democratic defeat by 10,000,000 votes in November. He criticizes Smith and Robinson as a weak ticket and notes a Chicago conclave on July 10 as steps toward party reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Heflin
Alabama
Alfred EB. Smith
Johnson's Pavilion
Ernest H. Johnson
Seex Tammany Béalen
Sheldon
Ins
J. Thomas Heflin
al Smith
Waterloo
Muscatine
Des Moines
Democratic Party
Smith and Robinson
Chicago
Houston
A. V
Vic) Donlahey
Ohio
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Heflin
Bed for Rent Half Time in Budapest
Budapest, July 7. An advertisement in the Pesti Hirlap offered “Half a bed to let oy decent family” with moderate terms. A correspondent checked the address Madam Andrassy 42 Sandor street and found an elderly woman explaining beds could be rented from 1 p m to 8 a m, reflecting hard times in Hungary as both day and night workers share a bed to cope with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Andrassy
Sandor Street
Pesti Hirlap
Hungary
Emir Becomes Expert With Knife and Fork in Kabul
Nabul Afghanistan July 7. Amanoula the Amir of Afghanistan adopts American table etiquette after a gift from Mrs. Jackson Fleming of New York City. He studied a standard etiquette book, had it translated into Persian, and now uses knives and forks at court under royal supervision. Madame Hourschid Bey aided modernizing efforts in the Afghan palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabul
Afghanistan
Amanoula
Jackson Fleming
New York City
Fleming
Hourschid Bey
United States
Sureya
Madame Hourschid Bey
Kabul
Mrs. Fleming
Emi
Afghar Palace
Births Reported In Waterloo Area
Birth notices list numerous Waterloo families welcoming new babies in late June. Names include Dorothy, Gladys Marie, Jowell Barling, Mary, Dorthea Juan, Martha, Maritn, Shirley Ann, Rath, Robert Wedar, Mitten Benjamin, Donald, and a daughter for Raymond Bilal among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Worley
Waterloo
Paul Dean
Robert Cone
Dorothy
Levis Knox
Gladys Marie
Brumen Hitt
Ayne JA
Jowell Barling
Michael J. Rankalls
Wicherson
Mary
Tenth West
Matthew Frank Stallman
Ant Dawson
Vidor W
Watering
Robert Wedar
Benjamin Milton Bristow
Forest
Mitten Benjamin
Ong
Arthur Adams
Es Wesh
Donald Arethurs
Glen Bilal
Raymond
Dime
Creamed Peas and Carrots Tongue Salad and Tomato Horseradish Sandwiches
Includes recipes for creamed peas and carrots with a butter flour milk sauce, tongue salad with carrots peppers pimentos and French dressing, and tomato horseradish sandwiches with a butter horseradish mayonnaise spread and parsley garnish.
Local Briefs on Vacations Trials and Births
Names and travels fill this city brief with notices of vacations, hospital updates, divorces, and social calls. Miss Burgess sails for two weeks from 417 Dane Street while Miss Becker visits relatives in Chicago. Several residents vacation at Leech Lake and in the Black Hills as others head to Chicago for medical or family reasons. A divorce suit is filed by Margaret Morton over cruel treatment, and Ruth Koehler remains seriously injured but improving after an accident. Community members prepare for events at the county farm and celebrate recovery milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Burgess
Dane’ Street
Brainerd
Minn
Bernice Becker
Chicago
Elizabeth Seifsin
Newell Street
Walter B. Coram
Center Street
Leo Larsen
Conger Street
Leech Lake
Arthur McGreevy
Washington, D. C
Earl Clayton
Detroit
Mich
Bort
CG. Ey
Park Inn
Central City
E. L. Corton
TI. van Metre
Third Avenue West
Kingsley
Iver B. Lund
Margareth
Gertrude Roderick
Fifth Street
Minnesota
Guy
Robbins
Marjorie
Washington Street
Claude M. Byerly
Helen
Argyle Street
Black Hills
Child’s First Seinoed in Home Education Columns
Freebel issued by the Mathenel Kindergerles association in New York City appears weekly in the Evening Courier columns. Weel Poriietnatiest contributed content as part of the Home Education feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathenel Kindergerles Association
Weel Poriietnatiest
New York City
Evening Courier
Claude learns truth by watching words carry weight
A child named Claude learns honesty after his parents notice his early habit of lying to get his way. They test him by agreeing with his statements at breakfast, guiding him to see that spoken words have consequences and that truth gets results. Continued adaptation follows as he aligns speech with his wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinerva Hunter
Claude
Local notices and visits scattered across Waterloo area
Rapidly changing plans of residents and visitors across Waterloo are listed. Henry Carpenter and family from Rockford Illinois visit Guy Haney on Seventh Street. Mrs J E Ridenour and son Edward plan trips to Spirit Lake and Bemidji with Edward joining Des Moines citizens training camp in August. W Scott Williams of Western Lines, Illinois Central Railroad, and staff to attend midwest regional meeting in Milwaukee next Wednesday. Dre i P Scott from Colonial Apartments returns from Kiwanis convention in Seattle. Mrs Scott and children plan to visit Tacoma relatives and return August 1. James Rogers recovering well after appendectomy at Presbyterian Hospital. Jenkins Fergemann bookbinders files for $25,000 capital stock. Leckington improves after leg injury from burning oil car. Delbert Waltz injuries from machinery at quarry reported improving. Dr P F P O Keefe and mother Pauline to return to St Louis. Dr O Keefe to start internship at St Anthony's. He is J E O Keefe's nephew.
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J. E. Ridenour
Park Avenue West
Edward
Templar Park
Spirit Lake
Bemidji
Minn
Citizens
Des Moines
W. Scott Williams
Western Lines
Tinois Gentral Railroad
Milwaukee
Dre i, P. Scott
Colonial Apartments
Seattle
Wash
Scott
Tacoma
Waterloo
Jenkins-Fergemann Company
Jefferson Street
C. G. Jenkins
W. G. Wahl
H.E Fergemann
Lewis A. Leckington
la Porte Road
Presbyterian Hospital
Leckington
Delbert Waltz
la Porte City
Ab Gsory Stome
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waltz
P. FP. O'Keefe
Pauline O'Keefe
St. Louis
O'Keefe
St. Anthony's Hospital
Fort Snelling
Mino
Mino., Where He Received ‘A First Leutenant's Commission In the Medical Corps
Dir
J. E. O'Keefe
Highland Boulevard
Kindergarten as a place of intelligent direction for children
W. F. Larr, dean of education at Drake University in Iowa, argues the kindergarten should provide intelligent guidance rather than mere care for children while their mothers work or attend to social or economic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Larr
Drake University
Iowa
Parents Guide to Thrift and Child Rearing Principles
A magazine excerpt argues for practical budgets for children, starting small and expanding with responsibility. It emphasizes including saving and necessities, discussing plans with the child to build judgment, and avoiding punishment that harms esteem while encouraging quick recovery from accidents like dropped dishes.
Two Deer Settle Near Redfield South Dakota
Redfield South Dakota July 7 two white tail deer a buck and a doe have settled just west of the city and are a familiar sight to local residents. They leap fences and graze in pastures during the last month as farmers urge protection and request they stay in this section. There are about fifty pyramids in the Wie valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
S. D
Madrid Removes Final Trace of Moors
Madrid reports the last Moorish vestige surrendering to progress. The city once stood as Mage rit atop Castilian plains, a watchpost for warriors and cultivators overlooking Christian advances. Modern steps have erased the ancient Moorish footprint from the royal palace site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Castile
Magerit
Paris Street Fairs Restricted by Police Chief Chiappe
Paris July 7. Police Chief Jean Chiappe, noted for reforming Paris theatres and licentiousness, issued a strong order to limit the traditional street fairs. His squads patrol nightly, arresting revelers who cannot justify their actions near bright lights and even seeking to curb jay-walking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jean Chiappe
Chiappe
Teachers Tour UW Havana to New England and Florida
Three groups of public school teachers will depart for an instructional tour of the United States. One group will visit Niagara Falls and the New England states. A second group from the School of Pedagogy will travel to Washington. A 300 member group will tour Key West Palm Beach Daytona Tampa and Ybor City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cube
United States
Niagara Falls
New England
School of
Washington
Key West
Palm Beach
Paras
Daytona
Tampa
Yhor
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U.P. Church
Viangle Ieague
Ethel Jones
I. 8
T. GC
Florence Stines
Grant Home
Irma
H. W. Ho
Vanity
Royal Neighbors
Weavers
U.B. S
Sunshine
Lacies
Nationalist Party
Albert
Senator Heflin
Emir
Lelong
Jeanne Lanvin
Buchanan’s
S. W. Hurwich
Hurwich Furniture Company
Ruth Koehler
East Koehler
Tripoli
St. Franka Hospital
James E. Cronin
Marty
Ruth
Joe Gronin
First Street West
B. G. Rich
Sunnyside Avenue
Lake Carlos
Glenn W. Morris
Mt. Warnet Township
Izetta Morgan
Fred Jackson
Riehl Street
St. Frances Hospital
Ellence
Henry Carpenter
Rockford, IL
Guy Haney
Seventh Street West
James Rogers
Baltimore Street
Rogers
Bt Pp
Wie
Artificial Ice and Fuel Co
Ninth St
Cash
Carty
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
E. 9Th St
Sige
Yebdean
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