Civic Woman's Club plans 1928 29 programs in Waterloo
The Civic department of the Waterloo Woman's Club outlines a year of welfare and community programs for 1928 29. Events begin October 5 with Dr Edwin R Sharman travel talk and a playlet Save the Wildflowers. Other talks include topics on voting health world peace and party histories with guest speakers and musical performances throughout the year.
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Civic Department of Waterloo Woman's Club
Edwin R. Sharman
H. Li. Reed
Ethel Schminde
J. H. Butts
Marion Ranger
F.K. Marquis
L. C. Hemsworth
George Pike
Aun
Sam Frank
C. F Allstadt
O. H. Abts
Abs
Porter Henderson
G. W. Soesbe
Ella Frances Bray Weds Edward Dwyer in Philadelphia Cathedral
Mrs. Ella Bray of Kenosha Wisconsin announces the July 7 marriage of her daughter Ella Frances Bray to Edward Dwyer at Holy Child cathedral Philadelphia. The bride, a piano instructor and St Thomas Aquinas alumna, will reside in Kenosha after a honeymoon.
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Courier
Independence
Ella Bray
Roosevelt Road
Kenosha
Wis
Ella Frances Bray
Edward Dwyer
Holy Child
Philadelphia
R. D.o'brien
Henry Bray
Congdon School of Music
St. Thomas Aquinas School
Sherwood School of Music
Chicago
Musicale at Adams Home Delights Guests
A musicale at the home of Mr and Mrs G Adams drew many friends last evening. Miss Lillian Size, pupil of Mrs Dessie Gable, gave a piano recital with Miss Lucile Cutter on violin and Miss Dana Campbell as contralto, accompanied by Miss Virginia Gable. Floral decorations of roses gladioli and ferns brightened the rooms. After the program Miss June Adams with Miss Fae Cole served at the punch bowl.
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G. Adams
Lillian
Dessie Gable
Lucile Cutter
Dana Campbell
Virginia Gable
June ‘Adams
Fae Cole Mns
Mrs. Irving Kulp Honored Guest at Bridge Party
Mrs. W. C. Stover hosted a bridge gathering at her home yesterday in honor of her sister-in-law Mrs. Irving Kulp of Grand Island Nebraska formerly Miss Marjorie Sinnard. Favors went to Mrs. Roy Beskett and Mrs. Paul Penne. Also attending were Rimes Dan O’Neil Otto Stegman William Hitchins George Farnsworth and Bill Manning.
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W. C
Stover
Irving Kwp
Grand Island
Nteb
Kulp
Marjorie Sinnard
Bridge
Roy Beskett
Paul Penne
Rimes
Dan O'Neil
Otto Stegman
William Hitchins
George Farnsworth
Nil Manning
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Week's events include Monday evening Ciaran Barton guild and Miss Ber and Leona Ginat, Tuesday afternoon Sunshine Rebekah Judge picnic supper at Byrnes Park and Willard Hall, Tuesday evening card party at St Mary's School hall, Thursday evening Blue Triangle league at W C A Firemen's Hall, Friday afternoon Degree of Honor card party at Firemen's Hall.
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Ciaran Barton
Patriotic Orders Invited to Attend W C T U Meeting
City patriots invited to a Waterloo Women's Christian Temperance Union reg war meeting at 2 30 p m Tuesday in Willard hall. Daughters of Veterans chair, Grand Army of the Republic guests, program includes Onward Christian Soldiers, scripture reading by Mrs Yapp, prayer by Gen Mann, and address by Rev Niven. A 5 p m picnic supper with sandwiches, covered dish, ice cream, cake and coffee.
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Willard Hall
Waterloo
Woman's , Christian Temperance Union
W. A. Burton
The
Daughters of Veterans
N. W. Entwisle
Comrades of the Grand Army of the Republic
Christian Soldiers
F. F. Yapp
Phil Marnn
Thomas Raymond Niven
First Presbyterian Church
Agnes Thompson
Miss Alene Flint Honored at Party by Miss Mary Cowan
Miss Mary Cowan hosted a luncheon at her home to honor Miss Alene Flint ahead of her August 12 marriage to Orn K Richardson. Flowers, variegated noteups, and green glassware gifts accompanied bridge games and a guest list including Mrs G N Ogle and Miss Marjorie Wheelock.
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Alene Flint
Mary Cowan
Orn K. Richardson
Miss Flint
G. N. Ogle
Marjorie Wheelock
Helen Bennett
Moline
Marjorie Gross
Mary Humphrey
Dorothy Beck
Alice Rodamar
Rose Haulette
Olivia Enderlein
Dorothy Dickinson
Cora Mae Busby
Anna Marie Decker
Eloise Burton
Wilma Hey
Gladys Towne
Mary Nauman
Geraldine Brinkman
Helen Swisher
Janet Knox
Hortense Morgan
Claire Gleason
Lillian Grange
Miss Towne
Black's Tearoom
Miss Tantic
Past Noble Grand Club Notes Plan Picnic
Members of the Past Noble Grand Association of the Sunshine Rebekah lodge gathered for a picnic dinner at Mrs. John Geertsen's home instead of the planned park. Mrs. CG H Abbs led an informal program and plans were made for a picnic Friday August 17.
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Noble Grand Association of Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
John Geertsen
CG. H. Abbs
Church News Miss Bernice and Léona Gindt Host Guild Evening
Bernice Gindt and Léona Gindt will host a Monday evening gathering at their home for members of the Clara Barton guild at the Universalist church.
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Bernice
Léona Gindt
Clara Barton Guild
The
Universalist Church
Hints in Beauty Care Preserve Golden Hair Tones
Edna Kent Forbes offers at home tips to keep blonde hair bright and avoid mouse color. Methods include chamomile rinse, egg yolk treatment, lemon juice, hydrogen peroxide boosts, and a small amount of brillantine to restore shine.
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Edna Kent Forbes
Dorothy Cole Hosts Honor for Waverly Bride Elect
Dorothy Cole hosted a luncheon in Black's tearoom for Miss Katherine Van Derveer of Waverly to honor her upcoming marriage to Glenn Privat of Seattle on August 1. Thirty guests attended with yellow and green décor and a pansy centerpiece as bridge games followed the meal.
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Dorothy Cole
Black
Katherine van Derveer
Waverly
Glenn Privat
Seattle
Wash
Secret Hoffman Miller Wedding Revealed In Mason City
Mrs. E. G. Miller announced the secret marriage of Virginia Mae Miller to Albert J. Huffman on Dec. 28 in Mason City Iowa. The ceremony occurred at the Miller home with yellow and white decorations a miniature bridal cake and casual refreshments served by the bride’s sister and friends. Huffman is a son of Mr and Mrs R G Huffman of Seventh Street West.
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E. G. Miller
Berick ‘Avenue
Mason City
Virginia Mae Miller
Albert J. WW. Huffman
Huttiman
R. Dg. Huffman
Seventh Street West
Juanita Miller
Helen van Schoyck
Coryse Spencer
Gladys Peterson
Carler
Hulman
International Shoe Company of
St. Louis
Bernice Thompson Weds Marion Woodburn In A Family Ceremony
Miss Bernice ST Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Thompson 536 Gayard street married Marion L Woodburn son of Mrs Anna W Reid Ames. Rev George Woodall of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church officiated at 730 pm in the parental home relatives and close friends attended. Supper followed at Russell Lamson Hotel. The bride a New Hartford high school and Gates Business college graduate and bank clerk. Woodburn a Gates Business college graduate works in purchasing at John Deere.
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Bernice ST. Thompson
Albert Thompson
Gayard Street
Marion L. Woodburn
Anna W. Reid
Ames
George Woodall
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Russell-Lamson
New Hartford High School
Gates Business College
Woodburn
John Deere Company
Robbery Report of $28 and Car Auto Theft in Chicago
Mrs Gladys Taylor of Chicago describes two young men ages under 29 who robbed her husband at a downtown corner while he sat in an automobile. They demanded, threatened with guns, and drove away with $28 and his car after leaving him tied. Police said none offered help.
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Buddy
Chicago
C. A. Morris
Gladys Taylor
Traylor
Notable Cold Dishes and Kitchen Kernels From a Great Recipe Page
A collection of practical dishes and kitchen tips. Pimento salad uses tuna, lettuce, and mayonnaise with careful pimento drainage. Raspberry gelatine combines raspberries sugar and gelatine for a chilled dessert. Suggestions include lamb gravy with sour cream, baked ham in wine, pears, apples, and enhancing potato pancakes with grated onion. Some notes compare flavors of meat from male and female animals, noting goose flesh as particularly flavorful.
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AS & Beneral
Seven Gamblers Fined Ten Dollars Each
Henry Stewart and six other men were fined ten dollars each before Municipal Judge J C Beem on gambling charges. The arrests followed a raid earlier this week at 111343 Fourth street east and involved Henry Stewart Charles Brown Bill Johnson Frank Watts L Howard H Nash and Whit Harris.
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Henry Stewart
Adams Street
Charles Brown
Mears Street
Bill Johnson
Fourth Street
Frank Watts
Oneida Street
L. Howard
Bates Street
H. Nash
Whit Harris
Barclay Street
J. C. Beem
Local People Gather for Visits and Health Updates
City residents host relatives from Iowa and Minnesota while others plan trips and recoveries. Notables include Rev Patrick Burke visiting his sister on South Street, Mayor Glenn A Tibbits sidelined by throat infection, and Mrs George Carruthers recovering after a poisoning attempt. Faculty and students travel for study and back home visits fill the week.
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Patrick Burke
S. J
St. Louis
Marlin Dolan
Soyuth Street
Lucille Stull
Waterloo
Lowa City
Flay White
Roger
Clinton
S. Ball
Eurmene
Billy
Dane Street
Iowa City
Corrine
Tennent
Washington Street
Minneapolis
Minn
Glenn A. ‘Tibbitts
Loigan Avenue
James Hurley
Roby Street
Minnesota
Joan
Feoria
J. A. Townsley
Wellington Court
K. T. Speed
Fowler Street
Presbyterian Hospital
D. C. Lembke
Bates Street
University of Wyoming
University of Towa, T
Southern Bishop Says He’ll Vote to Defeat Smith
Bishop John M. Moore of the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Dallas declares he will vote against Governor Smith for president, citing prohibition as a core moral issue. He cites stance of church bodies across Texas and neighboring states, calls for Hoover and Curtis, and says he remains a Democrat of four decades.
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John M. Moore
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Dallas
Tex
Dallas News
Reed
St. Louis
Edwards
New Jersey
Norman E. Mack
New York
Smith
New York State
Ciles
the Nation
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Kentucky
Mr. Hoover
Inman
Governor Smith
General Board of Missions
General Board of Education
Southern Baptists
Tulsa
Republic
Therm
Hoover
Curtis
Thomas Jefferson
Tammany Democratic
Ohio
Tammany
Clem M. Shaver
National Democratic Committee
J ‘Bolt
Tam
Child's First School In the Waraily Opens Youth Guidance
Nana seeks discipline for Teddy in a wartime schooling column. Aunt Emmy Lou urges firm parenting and shared effort with Teddy's father, while a teaching philosophy emphasizes kindergarten as the foundation of character and social growth. The National Kindergarten Association offers aid to open local kindergartens.
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Waraily
Freevei
West Fortieth Streas
New York City
Nana
Teddy
Aunt Emmy Lou
Jane Luce
Emmy Lou
Tim
Emmy
Lou
Wright
Jim
Henry T. Moore
Skidmore College
New York
National Kindergarten Association
West Portlcth Street
Grady
Southern Democrats Resist Tammany Pledge in Primary War
A Southern Democrat denounces Tammany influence and a pledge on primary voting as unconstitutional coercion. He argues for voting against Governor Smith and Tammany backed ticket, favoring dry senators and Republicans while emphasizing moral and religious stakes in the national race. He pledges unity with moral leaders to preserve southern Democracy and block what he calls a calamity from Smith’s election.
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Texas
Smith
Busi
Farmer Dies of Heat Stroke Near Cedar Falls
Walter C. Behultz, 59, died of heat exhaustion at his home two miles west of Teachers College Cedar Falls after returning from field work. He had lived near Parkerburg previously and moved to the Carl Tostlebe farm three years ago. Survived by his widow and son Austin.
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Courier Sprelai
Cedar Falls
Walter C. Behultz
Teachers College
Arts
Schultz
Parkersburg
Carl Tostlebe
Austin
Eight Hurt In Two Grashes Of Automobiles
Eight persons, two men one woman and three children, were severely injured in a sequence of crashes on roads near Waterloo and Grant highway yesterday. Harry Turner and George Shannon were at fault in separate collisions, both cars wrecked and victims treated at St Francis hospital and Turner at home.
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Waterloo
Harry Turner
George Shannon
Elma
la Porte Road
Turner
West
Shannons
St. Francis Hospital
Grant
Freda Siegel
M. Siegel
Seventh Street
Siegel
Grant Highway
Ben Swisher, Jr
Sunset Road
Tthe First Auto
Paul Brokaw Called to Ten Creeks Wyoming
Paul Brokaw, a former racing driver, was summoned to Ten Creeks Wyoming by ill parents, Mr and Mrs C E Brokaw of 520 Vermont, with no word received. The couple left July 3 to visit the west, and Paul planned a 1500 mile drive in two days.
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Paul Brokaw
Vermont Street
Brokaw
C. E. Brokaw
Vermont
Morris Motor Car Co Picnic Tomorrow
Morris Motor Car Company employees and their families will hold their annual outing tomorrow at the Morris cottage near Winslow. Boating swimming and a picnic dinner will entertain the guests.
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Morris Motor Car CO
Morris Motor Car Company
Morris Cottage
Winslow
Waterloo Evening Courier Patterns
Advertisement for Waterloo Evening Courier patterns with design terms and 16 cent price. Instructions to send to Fashion Department Waterloo and expect delivery within about 10 days after ordering.
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Waterloo
Evening Courier Patterns
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Parisian middle classes build own hospital amid rising wealth gap
Paris residents describe the creation of a new city hospital funded by the wealthier classes while public hospitals face charges of inadequacy. The piece notes the middle class spurning charity hospitals and suggests the city now provides care through private means amid economic divides.
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Department of Woman’s Club
East
Adams
Irving Kulp
Wade Preece
T. D. Preece
Battle Creek
Ned
Dr. Preece
Mmes
James Parrott
Stephen Hayes
Harry Brown
Ace
Firemen's Hall
G. J. Mahanke
J.B. Becker
Church News
Shangpao
Gold Leaf
C. Hall
Favors
R. J., Baldridge
Herry
Harry Fergeman
Elvin W Bute
Kenneth Lynes
Irene Duba
Eizaveth Cleven
Prente
Yas Cedar River Park
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
Henry Woore
John T. Moyer
Julius Dennis
William Watters
Hen Hesser
Wallard Hall
Martha Adrian
Philip Adrian
Marian "Roach
Phoenix
Ariz
Roach
Omaha
Adrian
Cedar River Park
K. of Phail
O. H. Hoy
Ployd Cushman
Clade
Ali Gerson
Wil Jia Humphries
R. T
Sunshine Lodge
Ladies’ Auxiliary
O Brotherhood of Railway
Firemen's Wal
St. Marty's
Muncheon Bridge
Irma Kel
Hoffman-Miller
Bernice Thompson
Marion Woodburn
Paris
Brisf
Buchanan's
Idvertiaerent
Many
Téanet Dome
Ten Creeks
Wyo
Artificial Ice and Fuel Co
Ninth St
Bend Ihc
Sauimee
Foot Eee Een
Ete
Renee Tae
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