Old Neighbors Club Elects Jefferson County Leader
Mrs Joe Clark of Waterloo was chosen president of the Old Neighbors organization for Buchanan County at Independence Sunday gathering. Other officers include Mrs Ben Peek vice president and A B Kepforg secretary. Next meeting set for Waterloo in July with picnic dinner in Independence park and reminiscences of school days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Clark
Waterloo
Jefferson and
Westbury
Buchanan County
Independence
Ben Peek
A. B. Kepforg
J. B. Lux
Vauoren Tyeganda
Barry
Walker
G. G. Douglas
Iowa
Independence Park
Cedar Falls
Iowa City
Annual Picnic for Women’s Societies at Byrnes Park
First Methodist church women’s societies plan an annual picnic at Byrnes park replacing the regular meeting. Picnic dinner will be served at noon. Members should bring picnic baskets with dishes and silver. Watch society to support afternoon program. All ladies invited. Also notes a separate gathering at First Congregational church with a supper at 1:30 at Byrnes park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Societies
First Methodist Church
Byrnes, Park
Watch Society
Piret
Reunion Banquet for Chaney Family Saturday
Relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Chaney in Black's for a family reunion banquet on Saturday evening. Out of town guests included Mrs. M. C. Chaney, Mrs. S. E. Chaney, and Ben Burdick from Stillwater, and H. Chaney with family from Kansas City. Birthday anniversaries for Raymond, Roland, Clifford Chaney and Mrs. C. F. Chaney were noted the week of July 13 to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Chaney
Mr. Cheney
M. C. Chaney
Atrs
Cora Burdick
Kathryn
Caralyn
Ben Burdick
Stillwater
Okla
H. Chaney
Lulue
Raymond
Kansas City
Roland
Clifford Chaney
Aftter
S. E. Chaney
Meserve Murray Nuptials At Pastor Home In Ttoad N G
Marriage of Miss Paris Meserve and Louis Carl Murray read by Dr. J Arthur Young at his residence Sunday. Details note families, residence after a motor trip east, and visit to groom's parents. Also birthday anniversaries observed by Jenks and Haswell families with a dinner. Second anniversary of St Johns parish marked by an ice cream sociable on church grounds Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Maserve
G. H. Meserve
Louis Carl Murray
L. B. Murray
N. G
J. Arthur Young
First M. 3. Church
William Payne
Mr. Murray
Timots Central
F. Willis Jenks
A. B. Haswell
Dirs
Jenks
Haswell
St. John's Parish
Beauty tips for figure management from a health article
A scattered guide advises women to alter weight through diet or exercise, promoting dancing swimming and simple routines. It describes breathing, arm pulls, hip twists, waist rotations, skin scrubs, and light massages to tone shoulders arms and legs, with cautions about clothes and room air for comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Side Talks on Vacation Preverence and Planning
The piece muses on anticipating vacations, praising planning and wardrobe prep while noting the plasticity of forecasted time. It contrasts prospect with retrospect, warns against neglecting post vacation reality, and humorously contrasts female and male planning habits amid eager anticipation.
Mrs John Lake Outlines Yearly Work for Iowa Clubs
Mrs Joan Fox Lake new president of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs outlines a summer program with radio, club institutes, endowment and special committees. A garden division, district representation, and statewide drama efforts are planned under Alva Lake. The federation with 900 clubs and 40 000 members will broadcast radio updates, grow endowment from 7000 dollars, and develop club work techniques through institutes. A history of the federation is planned before Lake's term ends. The Iowa Federation formed in 1853.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Fox Lake
Shenandoah
Lowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Wwomen
Deagon
Lake
Waterloo
Fine Arts
Applied Education Department
Alva Lake
Iowa
State Briefs From Muscatine to Ames and Beyond
Ten youths aged 13 to 21 were detained by police in Muscatine after being picked up Saturday, including John Oughton and others from Mystic Ta to Kansas City and Detroit. Red Oldham, ex Detroit pitcher, joined Des Moines Western League club Sunday after arriving from Los Angeles. Shenandoah and nearby towns reported marriages and reunions among graduates of deaf and dumb schools and Iowa State College alumni. A large Jackson County singing gathering took place at Lakehurst, while Nevada reported the loss of over 400 young chickens during a Calo free movie night. An offer to Rev. R B Noyce to become student pastor at Iowa State College was reported, and Bishop Davis named Fr A B Van Waus rector of Weller parish. Grace Walker of Bacom University and two Choctaw students from Bacom Indian mission school visited Wacom. Memie Anderson, Elmira College graduate, and her niece Genev ons will teach at Wacom next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Wanderers
John Oughton
Carl Rodinson
Norman Watson
Cedric Brown
Mystic
Robert Bacon
Gallatin
Tenn
Harold Pearson
Albert Mitchel
Robert Jones
Henry Iauffman
Kansas City
End Keath
Hoath
Detroit
Oldham
Demons
Los Angeles
Shenanford
Fliayd Dowell
Coin
Jand
Viola Peterson
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Glenwood Sprin
Shenandoah
Lows State College
Ames
Iowa
Jackson County
Lakehurst
Ernest O. Work
Clinton
Nevada
Clint Meyers
Calo
R. B. Noyce
Congregational Church
Denmark
Iowa State College
Frisbie House
Congregational
Noxsee
Davis
Davenport
A. B. van Waus
Weller
Grace Walker
Bacom Universit Baptist Indian Mission School
Bacom
Okla
W. B. Kingsburg
Memie Anderson
Elmira College
Elmira
Anderson
Geneve Ons
Wacom
Former Waterloo Physician Dr. T. G. Tayler Dies
Dr. T G Tayler of Green Mountain Iowa aged 81 died at Deaconess hospital Marshalltown after a two month illness. Born August 30 1862 in Shabbona Illinois he practiced medicine in Waterloo 29 years then moved to Canada before returning to Green Mountain in 1919. He was a Masonic teacher and Knights Templar member survived by widow two children and several siblings and grandchildren. Burial in Pawpaw Illinois with services likely in Marshalltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.G. Tayler
Green Mountain
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Tayler
Shabbona
Pawpaw
Waterlow
Canada
Iowa
Knights Templar
Wyman Mable
Sycamore
Borther
Robert Taster
Taree
Rocks Menace Boats as Keokuk River Channel Cleared
The federal government has begun improving the Mississippi channel below the Keokuk Hamilton bridge near Keokuk Iowa. A drill boat and a derrick boat remove rock ledges to extend the harbor front for heavy barges and tow boats, aiding a planned upper river freight line from St. Louis to New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Keokuk
Mississippi River
Keokuk and Hamilton Bridge
Keokuk Dam
Government Lock
Keokuk Landing
United States
St. Louis
New Orleans
Upper
Mississippi
City in Brief: Weekend Travel and Local Happenings
Miss Marian Metcalf left Saturday for a week in Chicago. Mrs. R. R. Rees went to Webster City to visit relatives for two to three weeks. Slifer returned from a Baltimore Hagerstown trip. C. M. Michael left for Des Moines for government medical and hospital service. Sylvester Howell and friends drove to Clear Lake after a great swimming season. Lesnard Griffith and family left for northern Minnesota for three weeks to visit and fish. Addie Knepper departed for McPherson Kansas to visit relatives. Richart Dundon and friends visited Plymouth. John Moore arrested for fighting forfeited a $10 bond after skipping a municipal court hearing. L. G. Leonard returned from Chicago after seeing Sid Terris Ace Hudkins fight. Unnamed Leighton showed how to catch bass to Waterlon police. Flowery and Louise Cunningham guests of Mr. Bickenbach. Clarence Weney and family returned from a Dakotas Minnesota motor trip. Goads learned their daughter Marie Good arrived in New York. Miss Good plans visits in New York and Chicago en route to Waterloo. Odette Start, Paris University graduate, seeks private lessons and advertising work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Metcalf
Chicago
Ars
R. R. Rees
Webster City
Earl A. Dennis
Agnes
Milton
Barron
H. G. Johnson
Sield
Slifer
Baltimore
Hagerstown
C. M. Michael
Des Moines
Sylvester Howell
Clear Lake
Lesnard Griffith
Bleh
Lave
Minnesota
Addie RB
Knepper
South Street
McPherson
Kan
Richart Dundon
Waterloo
Glen and
Bernice Andrews
Little Falls
Minn
Plymouth
Visi
John Moore
L. G. Leonard
Sid Terris
Ace Hudkins
East Chicago
Ind
UnNief
E. A. Leighton
Waterlon
Sid Sanday
Flowery
Grandier
Louise Cunninghan
Okford
Ill
PF Or
Bickenbach
Franklin Street
Clarence Weney
Dakotas
Goad
Marie Good
Cristobal
New York
Miss Good
New York City
Maile
Odette Start
Parisiversity
Servatinr
Ares
wsKoTs C Advertisament
Jn Pason
Regul
W. Jacobsen
Cedar Rapids
Reiter
Sirt Presbyterian Church
Hitwy
Arthur Dickinson
Washington
Carolina Pardee
Olivage
Detroit
Brown
Charles Feist Honen Union
Blackie Hawk Hotel Company
Commercial Club
Lyne Halversen
Isley
Edward Isley
Ralph D. Beachley
S. W
Osage Signs 3 Year Chautauqua Contract
Osage residents learn Osage business men have signed a three year contract with Redpath Vawter chautauqua system on a different tram. Osage furnishes part of the equipment and the guarantee is lowered to reduce costs for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Redpath Vawter Chautauqua
Funeral service for Mrs. Isley set for Wednesday
Cedar Falls reports the funeral of Mrs. Alice Isley 86 who died Sunday at her son Edward J.'s home 1204 Nineteenth Street West. Rev. W. M. Lemen will officiate at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. burial in Greenwood cemetery. Survivors include sons George Oliver t and John. daughters Mrs. W. R. Thompson and Mrs. Se R. Harris and others in Cedar Falls Waterloo and Walker Ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Alice Isley
Edward J
W. M. Lemen
Lurial
Greenwood Cemetery
Isley
LaMlette
George
Olivert
W. R. Thompson
R. Harris
Milo
Waterloo
John
Shell Rock
William Harris
Walker
Merit Badges and Court of Honor At Scout Meeting
Two merit badges were awarded, nine Scouts advanced to star, five to life, six to the rank of first class, and two to second class at the weekly court of honor near Waverly yesterday afternoon. New star scouts include Robert Howe, William Ashmore, Archie Shannon, Rick Alexander, William Dotson, Robert Kenny, Roland Thode, Robert Marshall and Paul Methfessel. Frederic Howe and Philip Rausch became life scouts. Judge John W. Gwynne presided as visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Scouts
Life Scouts
Boy Scout Ratep
Waverly
William Dotson
Dick Alexander
Billy Donovan
Robert Haws
William Ashmore
Paul Methfessel
Reobert Kenny
Frank Beatle
Robert Marshall
Roland Thode
Philip Rausch
American Papers in Manila Mock Congressmen Visit
American newspapers in Manila mocked a visiting party of congressmen as Filipino politicians entertained them for a week with hotel bills paid. Hosts, previously to be funded by the Philippine independence fund, now seek private subscriptions as coverage fades. The Tonglululu Bulletin notes after their departure some can laugh while others face the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Golans
China
Tms
Philippine Independence Fund
Tiondlulu
California Fruit Men Lose Low Rate Fight
California growers and shippers of fresh deciduous fruits other than apples challenged freight rates to eastern points. The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled current rates not unreasonable or unduly punitive. The case, brought by the California Showers and Slippers Protective League on behalf of about 15,000 growers, sought cuts from 1.62 and 1.75 to 1.44 per 100 pounds, a pre-August 1920 level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
California
Interstate Commerce Commission
California Showers and Slippers Protective League
Reunion for State Hospital former employees planned
A preliminary meeting in Independence Iowa set August 26 for a reunion of current and former state hospital staff. W L Gray presided, Miss Julia Delaney was named Secretary, and a committee was formed to arrange location and music. Another meeting will finalize plans and arrange for a list of all former employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Jensen
Independence
State Hospital
W. L. Gray
Julia Delaney
Cromtons
Winthrop
Waterloo
Moov Loses To Sculils In London Match
American William Horer finished three lengths behind in the seating contest for the Philadelphia Geil Cup. Beresford initially declined the cup race then changed his mind and joined the event amid shifting winds. Misty Fletenen Richey vacated for Wisconsin after a Massachusetts trip, while Mrs Moe Gaurty and son Vincent accompanied toward Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tey Vyiteet Peers
Tantiog
Daly Ueil Bers
William Horer
Beresford
Owanimiin Holes Becomes Sunday Mecca for Beachgoers
Hundreds sought relief from heat at Cedar Beach and nearby sites around Waterloo and Genday Pails as the first big opening day drew crowds. Bathers lounged or swam, some slipping into the water from a dam, while onlookers watched two boys balance on a precarious platform over the Nashboards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powenes
Waterloo
Fourth Street Bridge
Rock Island Man to Address Conuepus Club Here Tuesday
Val Ray of Rock Island railroad Chicago will be the principal speaker at the weekly Conuepus club meeting Tuesday noon at Lincoln Park. Bob Johnston leads this week’s program. Members will meet at Lincoln Park and ride by auto to the event site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Ray
Rock Island Railroad
Chicago
Conuepus Club
Ray
Waterloo
Suce
Nes Moinus
Bob Johnston
Lincoln Park
Moonrise Escape in Pine Woods Heats a Satchel of Cash
A man fleeing after a theft carries fifty thousand dollars to a carnersville mill, pursued by a silent stalker through pine woods under a moonlit night. Fear tightens as a pursuer closes in, the satchel weighing heavy while the man fights to outrun a perhaps mortal threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Carnersville
Bat
Alming
Besi
Haifa
Almoss
Keenine
Night Trail Horror In Dreams And Dawn
A man relives a nightmare of a chase through bushes toward a campfire where a brutal capture ends with the victim revealed as the man himself. A countryman and a bystander laugh, the odds settle as dawn breaks and the miner questions his way back toward Cornersville and the mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henew
Elo
Aog
Minter
Cornersville
Lae Mill
Ad for Up-to-Date 1925 Fashion Patterns
An old advertisement offers the Dahclag Evening Courier fashion patterns through the fashion department. It asks readers to enclose 15 cents per pattern and promises delivery within about 10 days. It describes a dainty frock for a tiny miss and notes sizes and yardage, with payment by silver or stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Eve G
Sears
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A. H. Holt
Chaney Family
Memorial Hall
May Walker
Roba Apt
Royal Neighbors
Hall West
Murray
Edna Kent Forbes
Castile
Rae
Santa
Europe
Rothere Peak
Alga
John Lake
T. G. Tayler
Marshalltown Hospital
Keokuk Ia
Buchanen
Iosagh
Croar
Talia
Presbyterian Young People
First Presbyterian Church
Heicher
Iowa Presbyterian Young People
Teachers College
Emma Stratton
O. &. Wertzburg
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J. G. Werth
Efferson School
Walnut Street
Ada
Lawrence
Pearl and
Third
Ipimense
Municipal Bone
Island Park
Writen Atary
M Achors
Uao
Dixie Willson
Fexas
Willson
Rotary Club
Anand
Didy
Chatonin Whiekerbarth
Cer
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Missy
Evers
Robert Parks
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