Society Notes Cover Luncheon and Music At Black’s Tearoon
A gathering of about 50 women with husbands for the Austin convention featured luncheon and musical performances at Black’s tearoon. Flowers and crystal baskets adorned tables planned by Mrs. W. H. Bickley’s committee, with vocal solos by Mrs. Alice Brown Shores and Dr. Martin H. Hoffmann of Dubuque and piano by Mrs. A A. Hoffmann. The program was arranged by Mrs. J. E. O’Keefe, and visitiors enjoyed an automobile ride through Waterloo and Cedar Falls.
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Black's Tearoon
Austin
Flint Bmedical Association
W. H. Bickley
E. F. Stevenson
Alice Brown Shores
Martin H. Hoffmann
Dubuque
AA. Hoffmann
J. E. O'Keefe
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Rew Menis
J. G. McAlvin
C V Camp and Auxiliary Honor State Officers
Waterloo event honors state officers and local leaders during a reception at Memorial hall. Decorations feature national colors, with programs including talks by Combs and Stull, musical selections by local youths, and gifts for Comrade Averill on his 90th birthday. Lincoln circle hosts dinner and birthday tributes follow.
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Waterloo
Memorial Hall
Elva Wannemaker
Wilma Combs
Des Moines
Zola
Kingsley
Afontezuma
Thomas Shannon
Rank Stuil
Waterion
Nelle Sherrill
Mae Walker
Michel Snodgrussa
Artrude Wright
Winnie Eggieston
BM. Carrier
R. J. Snodgrass
Esther
Gretchen Taylor
Neve Ellsworth
Gladys Crowell
Rodney Finlayson
Combs
Averill
John Averill
Lincoln Circle
Daughters of Veterans and Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Louise Shupe
Phil C. Haana
Comrades Wheat
Elva N. Wanniemaker
Effie Zeller
L. &. Park
Beauty Tips From Edna Bent Forbes Eyelash Treatment
Edna Bent Forbes shares a beauty column on eyelash and eyebrow care using a thick cream recipe with cocoa butter lanolin and oils. It describes trimming lash ends, daily mucilage brushing for brows, and nightly cold cream caution, plus a milk based skin treatment for a smoother complexion and reduced pores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu W. B
Daily Reader
Good Samaritans and Automobiles A Side Talk
Ruth Cameron argues a modern link between driving safety and moral duty. A driver helps a injured child, another man offers witness testimony, and Cameron urges ethical civic action and readiness to assist others in future incidents. She emphasizes personal risk, social responsibility, and the value of good citizenship.
Stevenson and Beaver Wed in Manchester Indiana
Mr and Mrs William J Stevenson announce the marriage of their daughter Melon to Cyril James Beaver in Manchester Indiana on Tuesday. After a motor trip the couple will live in Waterloo. The bride studied at Town Stats Teachers college and the groom works with Celotapeed Products in this city.
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Wiliam J. Stevenson
Melon
Cyril James Beaver
Madison
Wis
Manchester
MureshiWoue
W. W. Marsh
James Dalton
W. W. Brazier
Jesup
Les Hawkinus
Katherine
Helen
Independence
Hawkins
California
Miss Lois Ganty Weds Judge Warl Peters in Clarinda
Miss Lois Canty married Judge Earl Peters at the bride’s home in Clarinda. After a trip to Washington and New York the couple will reside in Paris. Mrs Peters taught at West High School for three years and is a University of laws graduate. The groom serves as circuit court judge.
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Pountsin-yak
Ethel Marea Mak
East
Kay
Fountain
St. John's
Drake
Jean S Birdsall
Institute of Fine Arts
Drake University
Dramatic
Miss Birdsall
University of Iowa
Minneapolis School of Dramatic Art
Iaken
Chicago
Lois Canty
Earl Peters
Clarinda
le Zon
Washington, D. C
New York
Piarads
Peters
West High School
University of Laws
Gircuit
Frances Hayes
Eva
Lottie
Chenoa
Ill
John
Hamlet
North Manchester
Ind
G. L. Keechling
D. BE
Metcalf
Mulberry
Fort Madison
Cedar Rapids
Ella Ashbrenner
Clark & Clark
Alice Wilts
L. & J. Trust Co
Banff
Lake Louisa
Vancouver
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Yosemite
Grand Canyon
Denver
Trinity Lutheran Lawn
Sth
Club Notes Host Picnic and Luncheon Gatherings
Mrs. Henrietta Egan hosts Elite circle mermaids at Cedar River park picnic with loop cars to Burton avenue. Kum-chat-a guests of Mrs. Walter W. Anderson yesterday. Anderson assisted by daughter La Veta. Etaviro club guests of Mrs. A. A. Hoffman for a 1 o'clock luncheon with pink crepe decor and forget me not favors. Mrs. John J. Mellugh wins first prize in cards.
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Henrietta Egan
Elite Circle Mermabers
Cedar River Park
Burton Avenue
Walter] W. Anderson
Etaviro Club
A. A. Hoffman
John JD. Mellugh
Church News Highlights Local Ladies Aid Meetings
First Lutheran Ladies Aid plans a regular meeting tomorrow in the church with Mrs. W. F. Stokte and Mrs. Louis Stoffregan as hostesses. East Park Presbyterian Ladies Aid meets at 3 p.m. Thursday with Mrs. William Bishee. First Presbyterian Harmony class schedules a Thursday picnic at Cedar River park with customary dishes. Mrs. T. F. Conry hosted a name court party yesterday. guests included Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw and Chicago visitor, with several attending. A large audience inspired First Baptist youth to perform Deacon Tyrblis at their State Teachers College venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
W. PF. Stokte
Louis Stoffregan
East Park Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
William Bishee
First Presbyterian Harmony
Cedar River Park
T. F. Conry
Ly Name Court
First Baptist
State Teachers College
Evening theater at college ends in improvisation
The college presented an improvised play with Misery member of the cast Verne Arthur and Lyle T. Smith directing. With two players on vacation the actors created scenery and props on their own as curtain support was lacking. Attendees included visitors from Pullman Washington awaiting the engagement of younger players. The event moved to Cedar River park for a picnic Thursday evening with rain plan featuring supper at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne
Arthur
Lyle T. Smith
Pulla
First Presbyterian Homewakers Days
Cedar River Park
City in brief notes from Waterloo Iowa events
Local notices report obituaries, visits, travel, court entries, and social happenings. Jane Doe and Joseph J. Tritz mourn a Burlington death. families return from Nashua and Chicago. Fern Dean takes a two week vacation. window awnings ease city hall heat. Evelyn Wiegand studies in Europe. a divorce suit is filed. a boy breaks an arm at Pat’s pond. trips include Waterloo to Chicago, Chenoa and Fort Madison. local gatherings feature an ice cream social at Trinity Lutheran.
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Svelyn Wiegand
Europe
Victor Heidsick
Munich
Miss Wiegand
Elmer Gren Travis
Ida Travis
Iowa City
Robert
J. H. Blitsch
Washington Street
Pat's
Dr J G Evang Of New Hartford To Head G V Medics
Dr J G Evang of New Hartford was elected president of the Austin Cedar Valley Medical society at the mid summer convention at Westminster Presbyterian church. About 100 physicians attended as topics included disease treatment and patient care. Next meeting planned for Nov 13 in Waverly. Officers elected included C J Starr vice president, W E Long treasurer, L A West secretary.
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J. G. Hyane
New Hartford
Austin Fuint
Cedar Valley Medical Society
Weatminster Presbyterian Church
Waverly
C. J. Starr
Mason City
W.E. Long
L. A. West
de. Bliss
Omaha
L. T. Curry
W. D. Runyon
Sioux City
Sunnyside
T. F. Thornton
Walterlog
Stone
N. G. Alcock
Lowa City
W.H. von Lackum
Rochester
Minn
H. BE. Mages
Waterloo
C. W.llyson
W. A. Rohlf
South America
J. G McAlvin
Surgical Clinic
Sunnyside Country Club
Rohlf
W. BE. Long
T. A. West
Garments and Shoes Sent to Near East Relief
Waterloo residents contributed clothing and shoes to Near East Relief. A shipment of 25,200 pounds was sent from here yesterday via New Orleans to be loaded aboard a vessel bound for Armenia. Mrs. N. A. Lichty and George W. Van Dran organized the collection and thanked Waterloans for their generous response.
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Waterloo
Armenia
New Orleans
N. A. Lichty
George W. van Dran
Miss Rachel Trask Hurt In Auto Mishap
Miss Rachel Trask of 1619 Commercial street was badly cut about the face and nose bruised when her car collided with a mail truck at Commercial and Fourth streets yesterday at 1 30 p m. Three other occupants, Miss Laura Murray Theodore Murray of 79 Ninth street west and Early Vaughn of 71 Ninth street West, were unhurt. Colvin Beard, driver of the mail truck of 21 Commercial, claimed the truck had no lights. Trask was taken home and a doctor summoned.
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Rachel Trask
Commercial Street
Commercial
Fouurth
Vaughn
Ninth Street
Trask
Laura
Theodore Murray
Ninth Street West
Colvin Beard
LA21
Taugbn
Miss Trask
Kian
Chevrolet Dealers in Conference Here
Twenty Waterloo area Chevrolet dealers met at Hotel Russell-Samson with Des Moines zone experts to discuss dealer problems. Attending from Des Moines were F. Ryer sales manager Q T Miller assistant sales manager W W Benedict factory representative Waterloo district WW Nalr and R S Lincoln special representatives. The meeting wraps up this evening.
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B. J. Howrey
Weterloo
Town Federation of Women’s Clubs
Henry C. Taylor
Bloomfield
Des Moines
Waterloo
Chevrolet Motor
Russell-Samson
F. Ryer
Q. T. Miller
W. W. Benedict
Wy. Nalr
R. 8. Lincoln
Gooseberries Grown by Geiger Win Palm
Gooseberries as large as a pigeon, grown by R. M. Geiger at 1427 South J Street, are shown in his garden. Several are nearly three inches in circumference. Until proof of a larger local fruit is provided, Geiger earns the palm. A boxful of evidence was submitted to the Courters office. The editor suspects the Peart variety though Geiger does not know the fame.
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R. M. Geiger
J Street
Police notes and local thefts reported in Waterloo area
Joe Wilbur of Waterloo is sought by Buchanan County sheriff for stealing a black mare harness horse near Independence. A light car was stolen, and a previous accusation linked Wilbur to a racehorse theft in Independence years ago. Other crimes include carpenters tools, a bicycle theft, and prowlers at 2:40 am. police failed to catch them. Also report of heavy rain at New Hampton with wind damage to corn and storms nearby. Robert Anderson post Grand Army of the Republic to meet in Memorial Hall tomorrow afternoon.
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Joe Wilbur
Waterloo
Buchanan County
Independence
Tom Morris
Jaman
Wilbur
Iofra‘pendence
Fremont Austin
Mullan Avenue
Abe Rosenbloom
Franklin
Forest Avenue
New Hampton
Sperial
G. AL TL. Meeteng
Robert Anderson Post
Grand Army of the Re- Dubie
Memorial Hall
Many Hued Sandals Not Popular With Shoe Shiners
A reporter interviews Nick the shoe shiner about colorful sandals worn by Waterloo ladies and the fashion impact on his trade. Nick, skeptical of fancy styles, notes white shoes stay in demand and weather drives business, with women increasingly buying their own polished footwear. He hints at judging people by their shoes, and promises to reveal more about the trade.
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Nick
Waterloo
Sheea
Kanda
Iris
Cleopatra
Peopic
Emerson Held in Omaha for Gun Toting
R A Emerson formerly indicted by Black Hawk county grand jury on stealing a car from Paul Davis, released on 1500 dollar bond, held in Omaha city jail for gun toting. Detective Ralph Davis saw him and noted a facial knife scar, and Emerson claimed lack of evidence for the car theft. Emerson and an ex convict were found together with concealed weapons. identification linked him to Waterloo jail via photo and fingerprints.
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R. A. Emerson
Black Hawk County
Grand Jury
Paul Davis
Omaha
Ralph Davis
Merson
Davis
Emergon
Waterloo
Jimi Steffen
Two Seriously Hurt When Car Overturns Near Osage
In Osage Iowa on July 11 Mrs. W. Hastings and Joseph Cole were badly injured when a car driven by Miss Solas veered from the road near Roy Richards place north of Orchard, struck gravel, plunged into a ditch, and overturned pinning two passengers. Roy Richards and John Lewis freed them and they were taken to Sayre hospital for treatment.
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Osage
W. Hastings
Joseph Cola
Miss Solas
Roy Richards
John Lewis
Sayre Hospital
Eight Jailed After Union Meeting Fight in Ta
In Cedar Rapids, July 11, Fred Mader business agent of local No 881 of the Fixture Hangers union, Grvnle Jennings St. Louis vice president of the International union, and six union officers and members were jailed on assault charges. Police faced a disturbance at a meeting over an officers election where three police and several union members were injured. The clash arose from objections to police presence at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadar Rapids
Fred Mader
Fixture Hangers Union
Grvnle Jennings
St. Louis
International Union
Olicemen
Cedar Falls Cedar Rapids teachers win health scholarships
Fifteen teachers from various sections of the country are awarded scholarships by the American Child Health Association to summer courses in schools teaching health science. Winners include Miss Florence Imily of Cedar Falls and Miss Rachel McIntyre of Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Child Health Association
Florence Imily
Cedar
Old Miser Water Rat Cheats Widow Mouse for Rent
A Miser Rat corners Mrs Field Mouse, a poor widow with many children, selling a false mercy. He pretends generosity and demands five grains of corn weekly as back rent, threatening danger from foxes and cats. She reluctantly agrees to pay to keep her family housed, fearing for their safety. Continued tomorrow.
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Mrs_.Field
Mr. Rat
Mrs. Mouse
Tomorraw
July Weather Brings Heat Then Cool Down in Waterloo
The Des Moines Weather Bureau reports Waterloo as Iowa's hottest spot yesterday with 0 degree registration. A late afternoon cold front cooled the city rapidly by 31 degrees, bringing thunderstorms and a brief rain in the evening, followed by cooler, fair weather and mild temperatures today and tomorrow.
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Des Moines
Waterloo
Iowa
Waterlog patterns order to fashion department
Waterlog Evening Courier announces patterns to obtain up to date Courier patterns for the fashion department. Send to Water Lod with 15 cents per pattern. Patterns allow seams. Orders filled as soon as possible and should reach within ten days after sending the order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterlod
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