Woman's Club to Publish 1924 25 Yearbook
The Waterloo Woman's Club finalizes the 1924-25 yearbook with 486 members. Officers include Mrs. Raymond Folk president and Mrs. H. B. Cropper treasurer. Departments cover literature fine arts home education civic languages and more with lectures by Emma Stratton Jane Boyd Francis Whittey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Mre
J. Q
Trombauer
Raymond Folk
W. Chapman
Leeper
J. E. Ridenour
H.B. Cropper
T. C. Menges
Ostrander
Reelstrar
Mary P. Edgerton
Lillian Wambhert
Iowa State Teachers Calle
Thomas Wardy
John Masefield
Walter de la Mare
Arnold Bennett
Barrie, Yeals
Robert Louis Stevenson
Israel Zangwill
Alfred Noyes
Rudyard Kipling
Hillaire Belloc
William J. Locke
Rupert Hughes
N. G. Wells
Chesterton
William de Morgan
Lord Ansany
Civic Department
B. F. Swisher
J. C. Murtagh
Iowa
Misa
Helena Hughes Wll
Towa Commission On
J. M. Molloy
Sacred Heart Church
F. J. Kluss
West High School
Harry M. Shaw
Tribune
Willtalk
S. ME. Wallace
Home and Education Department
Emmna Stratton
Iawa State Teachers College
Frank Q. Davis
Munson
Waterloo Gains in Musical Interest
Marion Ransier notes Waterloo’s growing music interest since earlier neglect. She cites school programs, local clubs, and performances that raise appreciation, while urging stronger community support and after-hours study credits to inspire more student musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Marion Ransier
Iowa
Aes
Marion Ts ‘Ransier
Tater 1
Uio
Seeral Musts
Siate
Grace Memeyer
East High School
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Cedar Walls
Gail Wilbur
West High
Mary Nancy Graham
Ith
Dla
Ranst
B P W Delegates Headed to Indiana Meeting
Town delegates to the national convention of Business and Professional Women are en route to West Baden Indiana for a weekend gathering. Notable attendees include Mrs W D Ivea Mrs Elizabeth Nenney and officers with thirteen or more delegates accompanying state leadership. The event offers networking and a vacation tone as many will attend for the first time this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women
West Baden
Ind
Edna B. Lick
Wateriog
Lincoln Circle Plans Noon Picnic at Byrnes Park
Lincoln Circle Ladies of the G. 2. R. met in Memorial Hall and scheduled a noon picnic for next Wednesday at Byrnes Park. Frances Hussey led a program with piano and violin by Belle Wise and Stephen Gilley, followed by a circle history by Emma Krapfel. Readings and talks were given by A. H. Wheet, Charles Kelderling, Byron Lelahton, and G. W. Bothwell. Fiesser and committee arranged supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Circle
Byrnes Park
Memorial Hell
Frances Hussey
Belle Wise
Stephen Gilley
Ben Liesser
Emma Krapfel
Anna Shannon Eave
A. H. Wheet
Charles Kelderling
Byron Lelahton
G. W. Bothwell
Fiesser
Miss Cascaden Hosts Luncheon for Houseguest Miss Stuart
Miss Cascaden entertained at a bridge tea in Nashua with guest Miss Margaret Stuart. Mrs. Thomas Cascaden and Mrs. George Scott served as hostesses as four tables of players, including Helen Fusley and Dorothy Bickley, joined the afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinugll
Margaret Stuart
Nashua
Caroling Cascaden
al Bridge
Thomas Cascaden
George Scott
Helen Fusley
Dorothy Bickley
Mary Paulsen
Mary Vaughn
Martha Swisher
Marion Longley
Harriet Sedgwick
Lucille Albee
Helen Maynard
Josephina Lumry
Helen Mac
W C T U Picnic Set For Next Wednesday In Ninetawn County
Annual W C T U picnic for Ninetawn county will be at the county farm next Wednesday. Attendees will bring Thasketa for the noon dinner served with china and silver. Gifts for farm residents include fruit candy cookies flowers and reading materials. Executive board meeting at 10 40 p m. All county units urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninetawn County
Mrs Fisher Talks Music Work With Chilewomen
Boston educator Mrs William Arms Fisher addressed a Waterloo Woman's Club gathering, contrasting eastern and western musical life and outlining the National Federation of Music Clubs' past efforts and future plans. The event was sponsored by the Waterloo Federation of Woman's Organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Arms Fisher
Boston
National Federation of Music Clubs
Waterloo Woman’s Clubhouse
Waterloo Federation of Woman's Organizations
East
West
Federation
America
Kerr Club Meets For Readings And Contests
Kerr Friday afternoon with 40 members present. Readings by Mrs. F. Burling and two contests, with prizes won by Airs. J. J. Worley and Mrs. James Cook. Refreshments served by Miss Lydia Kerr and others. Celebrates Leonard Miller birthday with a party of fourteen at Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Miller's home. Musical numbers and dancing followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artell Newty
Newton
Violet Mishak
Edner Sethnan
Evelyn
Loretta Mishak
Mildred Mishak
Leonard Miller
Birthdays Observed at Cedar River Club Midsummer Outing
Garden flowers decorated Cedar River park tables as the Me-Nat club women gathered for a midsummer outing. The event honored Mrs. Josie Operaft and Mrs. Hazel Stone, who were presented with gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River Park
Josie Operaft
Hazel Stone
Ida Alderman
Emma Moore
Margaret Kilgore
Frank Linn
Nella Obele
Gertie Clemens
Alderman
Upcraft
Gertie Clemons
Stone
Sunnyside Hosts Sunday Breakfast and Golfers
Sunnyside Country Club extends morning golf breakfasts drawing many members both men and women. A large Sunday crowd is expected if weather is pleasant and reservations for tables are advised. A bridge party the previous evening filled twenty tables with winners Mrs. Clayton Bronson Mrs Agatha Brauniger Mrs J J Sullivan and R cc Wangler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
Clayton Bronson
Agatha Brauniger
J. J" Sullivan
R. cc. Wangler
Luncheon Bridge Honors Mrs Powell at Sunnyside Club
A luncheon and bridge party at Sunnyside Country Club complimented Mrs William Powell of St Petersburg Florida visiting her sister Lore Alford. Guests used floral table decor and seven bridge tables with prizes to Mrs Charles Pickett and Mrs ET Alfard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Powell
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lore Alford, Sr
C. W. Chapman
Orrick
Sunnyside Country Club
Robert i Knox
al Waterbury
Herbart Cropper
Tridge
Charles Pickett
O. J. Ellingen
Menders
J.C. Mas
Andrew Salz
J. Z. Fourdhe
H. A. Schmitz
Atra Ellingen
Club Notes Highlight Piano Numbers At Social Gathering
Miss Jane Stillwagon entertained Merry Social club members as guests of Mrs. A Stillwagon. Mrs Ss Coumble assisted with serving. The Talne club, formerly FE and W, held a Thursday frolic with dinner at E and M cafe, a theatre visit, and after theatre lunch at a local prior establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Stillwagon
A. ©. Stillwagon
Ss. Coumble
Tdlane Club
FE and W
E and M
Tarly
Iosten Priors
First Methodist Church Cedar River Park Picnic Volleyball Winners
Fellowship class members and families gathered at Cedar River park for a church picnic and volleyball contests. Winners included Af HL Abbs, Mrs Barrett, and Mr Abbe, with supper provided by Mr and Mrs Chaney, Mr and Mrs Williams, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Cedar River Park
Barrett
Abbe
Mro
Chaney
W. A. Williams
J.C. Umbaugh
HE D. Harker
Eldora Club Edges Grundy Center 6 to 4 in Baseball Tilt
Eldora Club defeated Grundy Center 6 to 4 in a well played game. Eldora trailed 3 to 1 until the sixth inning when a batting spree rallied the team. Hecht pitched a solid game for Eldora allowing five hits and Eldora tallied seven late runs. Grundy Center had errors and fans saw strong play despite the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
Trumiy Center
Yester-Dar
Hecht
Hibbins
Grundy Center
Man in Oelwein Wanted in Illinois Case
Oelwein July 19 a man who gave the name William Johnson when arrested for driving without a license and who served 30 days in jail has been identified as Lawrence Tare son by a representative of Williamson Motor Company Rockford. Larson was sought for removing mortgaged property from the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Wnan
William Johnson
Lawrence Tareson
William$on Motor Company
Rockford
Larson
Litios
Granger Plans 128 Mile Fast From Waterloo to Des Moines
A. D. Granger of Waterloo intends a five day to week long fasting walk to Des Moines covering Hudson Traer Toledo Tama Grinnell Newton Colfax and Des Moines. He will fast starting Sunday to prove fasting is healthy while estimating two pounds lost first day and will post daily reports from the Courier front steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Granger
Vina Street
Waterloo
Des Moines
Hudson
Traer
Toledo
Tama
Grinpall Newton
Colfax
Dea Moiner
Granger
New York
Chicago
Altho
Clermont high school contract awarded to Tapager for $46,000
Clermont high school construction bid awarded to Tapager Construction of Albert Lea Minnesota by architect J G Ralston. The gold high school donated by ex Governor Larrabee will be used for the Stades. Bids for the Frederika high school will be received next Friday by the local architect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont High School
Clermont
Tapager Construction Company
Albert Lea, Minn
J. G. Ralston
Larrabee
Frederikal High
City In Brief Located Inc Optical Service Ad
Advertisement notes an optical service and a Buchanan location for Located Inc on the ground floor. No further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Located Inc
Grou Floor
Buchanan
Various Local News Items From Parkersburg Area
Local notes report Mrs. Clara Houghkirk visiting Parkersburg while Mrs. Hallie Brady rests at home on Thompson Avenue. Ira A. Fairbanks, formerly of Rochester, Minnesota, rallies and rests well. Fisherman A. A. Lawless fined five dollars and costs for undersized river fish. Mrs. John Berne of Alhambra California visits Waterloo natives at 82 Franklin Street. Rev Otto Haspe and family drive to Cambridge Massachusetts and plan to stop in Syracuse New York. Navy recruit officer S Hatton moves office to Lafayette Building. May Thomas released from county jail after paying 18.34 balance of fine from Eagle Center wreck. Bryant Paving Company contracted to pave and resurface for 150 483. Genevieve von Lackum and Helen Moore depart for ten day western vacation including Yellowstone and Colorado. Uniform teaching examinations scheduled with H C Meeler. Writ of temporary injunction in Cowin v Black Hawk County postponed to July 30. Esher and Mrs Esher leave for Des Moines for lodge meetings and Pythian events. Experienced hat maker at Woman's Shop listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Houghkirk
Parkersburg
Hallie Brady
Thompson Avenue
Ira A. Fairbanks
Rochester
Minn
A. A. Lawless
John Berne
Alhambra
Cal
Waterloo
Johanna Mooney
Franklin Street
Otto Haspe
Cambridge
Mass
Syracuse
H. S. Hatton
U. S. Navy
Fourth Street
Lafayette Building
Army
May Thomas
Eagle
Center Road
Bryant Paving Company
Genevieve von Lackum
Helen Moore
Thlinois Central
Yellowstone Park
Colorado
Gish
H. C. Meeler
R. N. Cowin
Black Hawk County
Cowin
Red Gall
Flw
Esher
Des Moines
Grand Lodge of Lawa Knights of Pythias
Grand Temple, Pythian Sisters
Expert Bridge Etiquette and Law Reforms Spelled Out
An Indianapolis inquiry prompts discussion of simplifying Auction Bridge laws and removing harsh penalties for looking at cards. The piece cites Portland club rules and urges banning signaling, clarifying etiquette, and enforcing honest play to ensure tricks are counted accurately and the game remains a gentlemanly pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manniax
League
Portland Club
London
Manuel
Ayer
pWithouut
Bridge Hand Analysis and Flaw in Play
A bridge narrative reviews two hands where Hast and Hast Hast faced contracts of four hearts and two no trumps. West leads clubs, spades and diamonds are played with missteps and hesitations that affect the outcome. The text notes a misread re-entry and uncertain club count influencing the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hast
South
West
North
Worth
East
Wrest
Taft
Cedar Falls Flour Mills to Close Around Aug 15
Cedar Falls Flour Mills, in operation since 1854, will discontinue around August 15. Materials on hand will keep operations running until then, with Waterloo & Cedar Falls Union Mill Co. handling orders. The Overman plant, rebuilt after a past fire, has a 250 barrel daily capacity and will be curtailed as the local market is supplied by the Waterloo plant while the feed mill continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Overman
Waterloo
Cedar Falls Union Mill Co
Homan to Address Waterloo Rotarians on Criminal Psychology
Prof T B Homan of Iowa State Teachers College will speak to the Waterloo Rotary club on Criminal Psychology at the Hotel Bus Sell-Samson Monday noon. New members CG M Cheney Lester W Millar and W A Handry were admitted. Officers thanked committees and Rotarians for the annual penny Thursday success and the weather man for his favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Homan
Iowa State Teachers College
Waterloo Rotary Club
Sell-Samson
CG. M. Cheney
Lester W. Millar
W. A. Handry
Rotary Club
George B
Shoemaker
Joe Schuey Aims for Fame as East Athlete
Joe Schuay, chief superintendent of Stewart-Simmons, trained at a New York physical culture school. After a three month course he entered a track and field meet with 2,000 athletes and finished tenth. He earned a gold medal and a $10 prize for his success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Schuay
Stewart-Simmons Company
Rowelt and Willard Return From Nebraska Trip
George B. Rowell and Malcolm Willard of Cedar Falls returned today from a two weeks rotor trip through Nebraska and southwestern Iowa. They were guests of Roy Davis in Lincoln, Davis a former Waterloo resident. Mrs. Davis heads the Nebraska Women Voters League and prepared for the Governor Bryan Home coming. Crops in Nebraska lagged Iowa, roads were poor and muddy with little gravel. Iowa dirt roads are improving but mercantile outlook remains shaky in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Rowell
Malcolm Willard
Cedar Falls
Nebraska
Iowa
Roy Davis
Lincoln
Davis
Waterloo
Patterns for the Waterloo Evening Courier
Instructions detail sending 15 cents to the Fashion Department at Waterloo Evening Courier for accompanying designs. Patterns allow seams and are filled as promptly as possible, but should reach you within ten days after ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Woman’s Club
R. H. Valland
Iowa City
Jane Doyd
Cedar Rapids
Charles Davitt Danning
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Francis E. Whittey
Webster City
T. B. Noman
Charles Rann Kennedy
Shakespeare
Minnimas
Bette
Fagundus
M Bach
Aiiner
Paul Diete
Junior Deparrt
Milo Miller
Inter Club
Sb Jbon
Viar
Neva Wil Ellsworth
Sherwonil Music School
Chicaro
Central Christian Church
Ethel Miller
Harriett Elizabeth Ward
Ruth Irvant
Rosemary Sollins
Mildred — Hendry
Claire Puterbaugh
Lucille MeKre
Mirla Avers
Dorothy Elsworth
Doris Towne
Lenore Zeilinger
Indiana
Rainhay
Cedar
Cedar Falls Township
Cormercial
Eric Schunemin
Ls.t. GL
Norma Dizgens
Bridge
Kart Imhoff
Bridge Yester
Beatricene
Tiffany
J. I. Beaver
Earl Zook
Miss Cascaden
Nual W.C. T. U
Laws State Teachers College
Lend-a- Wand Guild
John Lizer
Secar Falls
Helen Stease
Huby Lank
Stease
Avis Newberry
Finner
Young Miller
Louise Miller
Frank Miller
Norman Young
Kenry Young
Perham
Minneapolis
Joe Diebold
Bunco
Oliver Carping
J. Fortey
J. Delock
Butca
Carping
Jack Dettner
Z. Tirvant
A. A. Stewart
Ne A. Diefenbach
Clara Houshkirk
Nises Fron’ Presbyterian Hospital
A. F. Ducker
Misses Minniesquer
Chrat Sell
Beulah Nash
Minnie
Freda Duewet
Clara Norby
Minnie Fitch
Sted Sifis
Women's Rotary
Watertre
Women’s Rotary Era
Deborah Society of
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas
Sunnyside
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Central Lodge
Indles
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K. C. Hall
Brotherhood
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Ywlinois
Capital
Dew Moines
Courier
Woman's Shop
East Fourth
Ben Bolt
Promytlyanu
Aklos
Assl Aakqiei
Qlo
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Prof. Jorgenson
West River
C. G. W. Bridge
Europe
Tom Cascaden
Fred Kimball
Jack Casebeer
Ev. Walker
Prof. Jorgsenson
Joe Forlunski
Waterloolen
Sibert
Wan
T. 8. Homan
Joe Schuey
Rowelt
Willard
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