DAR Dinner Honors Mrs Sawyer Before Midwest Move
Mary Melrose chapter D A R hosts a dinner in Black's tearoom honoring Mrs A G Sawyer as she departs with Mr Sawyer from 726 Park Avenue West for an eastward journey by motor. The Sawyers wed in Waterloo for 14 years with Mr Sawyer now reassigned to Massachusetts and Rhode Island. They recently toured 4400 miles including White and Green mountains Catskills Adirondacks Mohawk trails Cape Ann and Hudson trip. They will settle in Norwood Massachusetts. Mrs Sawyer active in Waterio Woman's Club Waterio Garden Club D A R and Americanization work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
Black
A. G. Sawyer
Mrs. Sawyer
Park Avenue West
East
Canada
Lake Ontario
St Lawrence River
Thousand Islands
Norwood
Mass
Boston
Sawyer
Waterloo
G. F. Harvey Pharmaceutical Company
Saratoga Springs
N. C
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Waterioo Woman's Club
Waterloo Garden Club
White Mountains
Green Mountains
Catskills
Adirondacks
Mohawk
Berkshire Trails
Gloucester
Cape Ann
Hudson
Saratoga
Maddigan School Program at Russell Lamson Hotel
Maddigan School of Music Oratory and Dramatic Art presents a program at Hotel Russell Lamson featuring vocal numbers whistling solos piano readings and dances with a large cast including Charles Roe mer Charles Harrington Ernest Muenson LaVerna Schmidt and many others. The public is invited. Banco Party Favors at a banco party given Saturday afternoon at Hotel Russell Lamson by Nurses' Social club were given to Misses Emma Krumweide Maude Gould and Magdalene Berns. On the committee were Miss Margaret McMahon Mrs John Robert Mrs Geraldine O'Connor and Misses Minnie Maibauer Edna Mohr and Thurza Linderman. To Meet Gates Park Civic club will meet at the park at 7 15 p m tomorrow to transact urgent business. Royal Neighbors Members of Waterloo camp and juveniles will meet Wednesday afternoon at Byrnes park. Picnic supper will be spread at 6 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddigan School of Music, Oratory and Dramatic Art
Hotel Russell- Lamson
Charles Roemer
Charles Harrington
Ernest Muenson
LaVerna Schmidt
Joseph Thornton
Alvin Schmidt
Kathleen Delageardelle
Jeanne Lammert
Jacquelinette Olmstead
Mina Ackerman
Marion Eppeley
Violet Bowen
Mary Knoble
Verna Uhl
June Knowles
Virginia Stong
Mildred Christensen
Blanche Douglas
Geraldine Bowen
Leona Welter
Mary Summers Myers
Florence Sawyer
Dorothy Adaline
Nacika Costas
Maxine Miller
Josephine Bowen
Arlene Stagman
Evelyn Shaukis
Kathryn Fink
Helen Marie Marek
Eloise Cheever
Bonnie Miller
Alice Walker
Helen Delagardelle
Kathryn Wildes
Mary Wills
Ardith van ‘Vleck
Josephine Erickson
Banco
Russell-Lamson
Emma Krumweide
Maude Gould
Magdalene Berns
Margaret McMahon
John Robert
Geraldine O’connor
Minnie Maibauer
Edna Mohr
Thurza Linderman
Gates Park
Royal Neighbors
Waterloo
Byrnes Park
Church and parish meetings and a picnic planned
The Sunday school board of First Methodist will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the church parlors with adult classes represented by three or five member committees. Major guild of First Presbyterian plans a picnic Wednesday at Electric Park with dinner at 6 p m. Women’s Bible class of St. Paul’s Methodist to be hosted by Mrs James Peer at her daughter’s home. Harmony class of First Presbyterian to meet Tuesday afternoon at Electric Park. Picnic supper at 6 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Firstresbyterian Church
Electric Park
St. Paul's Methodist Church
James Peer
W. A. Borden
Harmony
First Presbyterian Church
Nighttime Society Events and Venues Listed
Tonight Phi Sigma Chi dance at Electric park. Fidelis and Homebuilders classes at Walnut Street church. Picnic at Byrnes park. D A V Memorial hall Tuesday Afternoon. WwW CG T U Wizard hall. Doll show and parade at Washington park Tuesday Evening. Gates Park Civic club Gates S QU V camp and auxiliary Memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Sigma Chi
Electric Park
Fidelis and Homebuilders
Walnut Street
Byrnes Park
D. A. V.memorial Hall
CG. T. U
Washington Park
Gates Park
Mrs Alford and Son Visit From Florida in Waterloo
Mrs Lore Alford Jr of West Palm Beach and her son Ricker arrive for a lengthy Waterloo stay. Ricker sails Sept 15 from New York on the Bydam for a Floating University world tour, a high school graduation gift from his grandmother. Community events include a Kings Daughters picnic at Sherwood Park and Yeomen family picnic at Cedar River park with prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lore Alford
West Palm Beach
Fila
Floating University
J. C. Ricker
Switzer Working At Pittsburgh Plans Return To Penn
Friends of James Switzer are informed he has taken a job in Pittsburgh and will stay until early fall when he returns to resume studies in the University of Pennsylvania commerce school. He communicates this in a today’s letter.
Pi Iowa's 1st Coolidee for president club formed
The Form Coolidge Club in Burlington Ta launched Iowa's first Coolidee for president club on July 11 with temporary officers John EFL G. Aue as president and Moffit Fink as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge Club
Burlington
Iowa
John Efl G. Aue
Moffit Fink
A Shoulder Flower Trend In Beauty Care Hints
Edna Kent Forbes notes a fleeting shoulder flower accent for summer to winter use, stressing it should complement rather than dominate outfits. She advises against cheap dress makers overusing the motif and suggests colors matching eye tone, skin warmth, and avoiding overpowering looks. The column hints at hair care and coloring methods including henna-based gray hair tinting and scalp massage to improve circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares
Arius
Marte
Rheing
Every Iowa county with Girls 4-H clubs formed
Miss Josephine Arnquist announced at the Black Hawk rally in Byrnes park that every Iowa county now has a Girls 4-H club including a first in the country Indian club on the Tama reservation led by Mrs. Ed Davenport with 10 members and an exhibit at the state fair. The event featured townships Orange Lincoln Waterloo Cedar Falls with 100 percent attendance in Orange and Lincoln, relay winners Gladys Pullen and Iola Hoag, and remarks from leaders Miss Arnquist and Miss Klingaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Josephine Arnquist
Ames
Black Hawk
Byrnes Park
Tama Reservation
Ed Davenport
Towa
Farm Bureau
Orange
Lincoln
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Lula Moser
Orange Township
Gladys Pullen
Iola Hoag
Orange Girls
Alice Klinga Man
Lincoln Girls
Roy Foote
Arnquist
Kiwanis Petition Seeks Tourist Camp Fee and Officer
Waterloo Kiwanis club asks city council and park commission to impose a daily fee at the tourist park and station an officer for protection. Dr. G. C. Ellyson says many parks charge for use and better upkeep results. He urges clearer highway markings, orderly spacing, quiet hours, and health regulation enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Park Commission
Waterloo Kiwanis Club
GC. W. Ellyson
Kiwanis Club
Council
Dr. Ellyson
Ellyson
U. S
State Board of Health
Drouth and Heat Delay Late Planting in Iowa
A July drought and heat wave in Iowa hinder late planted corn and vegetables while earlier plantings reach soil moisture reserves. Meteorologist Charles D. Reed notes topsoil dryness limits late crops though rivers enjoy local exceptions. Damage outcomes likely by midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
Mr. Reed
St Paul Woman Organizing Smith Clubs in Midwest
Mrs. George Emery of St. Paul arrives in Omaha to organize an Al Smith for President effort. She signals a Midwest bid by the New York governor, naming agricultural aid and repeal of Prohibition as campaign planks. Eight corn belt states are targeted: Iowa, the Dakotas, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Kansas, and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
George Emery
St. Paul
New York
Emery
Smith
Iowa
Dakotas
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Kansas
Missouri
Wateroo Evening Courier Patterns Offer for Design Patterns
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises up-to-date fashion patterns from the Fashion Department. Customers are asked to enclose 15 cents per pattern and expect delivery within 10 days after sending the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion’ Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
UWA Bays Open Tomorrow for Ten Day Camp Morrison
Thirty five bays from all Iowa sections depart Waterloo tomorrow morning for a ten day Camp Morrison trip at the Waterloo Y M C A camp on Morris Isle. The Episcopal Brotherhood of St Andrew sponsors the camp with GC Lawson Willard of New York directing and Rev Lewis Mathews Ottumwa as chaplain. Local Y M C A representative Don Gary will assist. Tent leaders include Stanley Mills Smith of Des Moines and Jack Jordan Kreim of Clinton. St Mark's Church delegates Charles Waldorf and James Clark will attend. Christchurch Waterloo has no attendees registered. Religious study will be led by Rev W N Wyckoff and Rev E B Mounsey. Boys expected home July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Waterloo
Camp Morrison
Morris Isle
Brotherhood of St. Andrew of the Episcopal Church
Lawson Willard
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
New York City
Lewis Mathews
Ottumwa
Don Gary
W. N. Wyckoff
Des Moines
E. B. Mounsey
Christ Church, Waterloo
Gideons Name Delegates to International Convention
F Willis Jenks Dick Crowther and C Arnold were named by local Gideons to represent the order at the international convention in Indianapolis late this summer Arnold comes from Bristow Iowa Delegates from Cedar Falls and Cedar Rapids attended the meeting at 220 Kingsley street C H Gragg host Marjorie Harker West High student gave readings Jenks and C H Wise spoke Gideons held services yesterday at Mount Auburn Aplington Garrison and Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Willis Jenks
Dick Crowther
C. Arnold
Gideons
Indianapolis
Arnold
Bristow
Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids
C. H. Gragg
Kingsley Street
Marjorie Harker
West High
Jenks
C. H. Wise
Mount Auburn
Aplington
Garrison
Vinton
Ben Hur Picnic Wednesday Night
Local members of Ben Hur lodge and their families and friends will stage their annual picnic Wednesday evening at Cedar River park. A picnic dinner will be served at 6 30, after which those present will participate in games and contests. The bathing beach will be open for those who desire to swim. A committee from Cedar Rapids and Waterloo Ben Hur organizations planned a joint picnic site at Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hur Lodge
Cedar River Park
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Ben Hur
Vinton
Louisiana Governor Simpson's plain talk and aims
Baton Rouge notes Gov. Cramel H. Simpson of Louisiana as a plainspoken listener who avoids pomp. After 20 years as secretary of the state senate he was elected lieutenant governor in 1924 and became chief executive when Gov. Fuqua died. Farm relief is his administrative hobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Cramel H. Simpson
Louisiana
Louisiana Senate
Simpson
Fuqua
City in Brief Highlights Travel and Local Moves
The city notes a flurry of travel and visits as residents and visitors file through Waterloo. A. J. Edelson heads to New York on a buying trip while Harold Sibert and spouse return from five weeks in northern Minnesota. Several families host or visit relatives across Wisconsin, Minnesota, and California, including Worthrup’s estate probate filing and Ada Watterson’s Riverside trip. Police seek Bert Swartzell after alleged beating and driving dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Edelson
A. J. Edelson Company, Inc
New York
Harold Sibert
Home Park Boulevard
Minnesota
First Services Held in Trinity Lutheran Church
Worship services occurred yesterday in the new Trinity American Lutheran church building at Fourth and South streets. Sunday school and adult worship were in the basement. Electrical lighting, windows, pews, and a Kilgen pipe organ will be installed soon. Dedication address invited from F Knubel and services planned for early fall after vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Fourth
F. Herbert Moehlman
Kilgen
F. Knubel
D. D
United Lutheran Church In America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maddigan
Church News
King’s Daughters
Mizpah Circle
A. H. Holt
Sherwood Park
C. L. Kahler
F. ©. Lindsey
R. F. Thomas
A. T. Hakill
Charles Pierce
A. C. Wood
Yeomen
Floyd Cushman
Harry Duke
Paul Burgess
Lynn Anderson
Marcella Bandfield
Harry Bandfield
William Humphreys
W. EB. Silver
Europe
Carl Nath
Alfred
Ewald
Independence Avenue
Mr. Nath
Henry Nath
Hamburg
Nath
Altstadt
Langlas Baking Company
Alene Flint
H. W. Flint
Bayard Street
Worcester
G. A. Allendorfer
H. A. Heverly
Margaret Pullen
Mr. Heverly
E. G. Pullen
Sunnyside Country Club
St. John’s Sewing Circle
Memorial Hall
Ss. C
Memorial
Edna Kent Forbes
Kiwanis
Park Board
Smith Clubs
Midwest
Elks
John F. Malley
UWA
Camp Marrtoon
C. Lawson Willard
St. Andrew Brotherhood
Gideon
CH Simpson
Buchanan
Y. M. C. A. Bldg
Eugene Bruner
Shenandoah, Ia
F. W. Balensifer
Minnie Bruner
Mulberry Street
Gladys and
Dorothy Butler
Stevens Point
Wis
Lucile Worrell
Cottage Street
Glenn Beers
Pike, Sias, Zimmerman & Frank
Lake Chetek
J. J. Hall
Logan Avenue
Lake Roosevelt
Emily, Minn
G. R. Hostetler
Commercial Street
Boone, Ma
Augusta Peterson
W. T. Warwick
Allen Street
Wynn
Denver
Cole
Tracy Glasener
Fourth Street West
Lakes
John Wilhelm
Walnut Court Apartments
Atlantic City
Zelda Dunham
Anaheim
Cal
Harry Sherman
C. A. Slack
Decorah
George A. Baker
Barbara
Stanley Bragdon
Eagle Grove
J. E. Bragdon
Third Avenue West
Charles F. Worthrup
Martha Northrup
J. W. Thompson
Ada Watterson
Johnson Street
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Riverside
Robert, Watterson
Miss Watterson
D. B. Toenjes
Snoqualmie
Wash
Mary Breckenridge
Kingsley Avenue
C. E. Howard and Son
Mac
A. B.lovejoy
Third Avenue
Bert Swartzell
Forest Avenue
Swartzell
Thelme Shane
Waterloo Savings Bank
State Identification Bureau
E. N. Stringham
United States Army
L. C. Greenup
Commissariat Department
Fort Des Moines
Citizens
John G. Wright
Hugh and
Francis Gail
Randolph Street
George Smith
Black Hills
President Coolidge
White House
Belle Fourche
H. E. Howell
Tracr Municipal Light & Gas Co
Iowa Public Service Company
Robert Sanders
Iowa State College
Trinity Lutheran Church
Maddigan School OF Music
Lafayette Street
Anita Giovanetta
Don Macfarlane
Madame Brent
National Bank
Sycamore
Sts
Ellen J. Buckland
Fonda Mae Shop
East Fourth Street
Fonda Mae
Grace
Dimity
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