Luncheon Honoring Mrs Lore Alford Jr at Sunnyside Club
Mrs Cecil Bickley and Mrs Fred McClain presided at a luncheon at Sunnyside Country Club in West Palm Beach to honor Mrs Lore Alford Jr. with out of town guests from Chicago Providence Cleveland and Fort Lauderdale joining. Two long pink and lavender decorated tables hosted many attendees while bridge games occupied the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Bickley
Fred McClain
Sunnyside Country Club
Lore Alford
West Palm Beach
Fla
Warren Smith
Chicago
Walter Clark
Ft. Lauderdale
A. L. Bengston
Providence
R. 1
F. E. Stewart
Mary
Frances Stewart
Cleveland
Mmes
Robert Knox
E. T. Alford
H. B. Plumb
Fred Heggie
M. B. Cleveland
Mrs Philpot to Be Honor Guest of Local W C T U
Mrs Mary Jane Philpot county president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be honored by Waterloo union at an all day meeting Tuesday at Willard hall. Sessions at 10 30 a m and 2 p m with picnic dinner at noon. Out of town speakers Rev S V Williams Shell Rock Ind and Miss Helen Byrnes Los Angeles Cal. Special music and talks by local speakers. All W C T U members invited. Deferred conclusion of the annual house party. Circus Circus comes to Gates park Tuesday with a fat woman Siamese twins strong man wild man bearded lady midgets fire eaters wild women tattooed men and more. Charley Chaplin will appear in person and a merry go round operates. Refreshments available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Philpot
Woman's ‘Christian Temperance Union
Waterloo Union
Willard Hall
S. V. Williams
Shell Rock
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Helen Byrnes
Los Angeles
Cal
James Byrnes
Philpot
Gates Park
Charley Chaplin
Sunday Picnic and Tuesday Union Meetings Plan
Schedule lists W. L. B. picnic at Casebeer Heights on Sunday morning, WwW C. T. U. at Willard Hall, Tuesday afternoon Circus at Gates Park, and a Tuesday evening W. C. T. U. meeting at Willard Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casebeer Heights
San Malo Brilliant Concert at Cedar Falls
Alfredo San Malo, a young South American violinist, delighted a Cedar Falls audience at Teachers College auditorium with a varied program including Eccles Grave Vivace, Lalo Symphonie Espagnole, Falla Asturiana, Milhaud La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin, Debussy Tal gane, and Ravel Tzigane. Accompanist Joseph Brinkman received praise for his piano work as seventy attendees later joined a park picnic for Woman's Relief corps and G. A. R. members at Electric park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfredo San Malo
Teachers College Auditorium
Eccles
San Malo
Lalo
Ravel
Symphonie Espagnole
Asturiana
Ipanema
Milhaud
Debussy
Talgane
Baptist Union to Meet in Des Moines for University Opening
Members of the Baptist Bible Union of North America gather in Des Moines September 17 to 19 for the Des Moines University opening as a fundamentalist institution. The event will bring many leading fundamentalist figures to the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Baptist Bible Union of North America
Des Moines University
Hints in beauty care thinking yourself pretty
The piece urges self belief as the key to attractiveness over mere products. It advises fixing up appearance to gain confidence, which then influences others, and discusses diet, digestion, and cautious medical guidance for building self-esteem and appearance. It cites a case where belief in beauty changed a woman's life.
Farmer Qut For Congress Advocate For Co operative Marketing
Republican candidate Henry Bormann of Moody County Sioux Falls says big business should quit manipulating farmers outputs and let them market cooperatively. He plans to interview farmers across 21 counties, cites Europe study, owns 320 acres, and runs a Colman Farmers elevator stake. He argues government must protect farmers as it does railroads and manufacturers. He warns surplus is imaginary and advocates stopping short selling. Bormann plans to stay in Waterloo to regain health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Henry Bormann
Sioux Falls
S. D
Congress
E. J. Jungblut
Mount Carmel
Bormann
Moody County
St. Francis Hospital
Europe
Department of Agriculture
Colman
Board of Trade
Tabor
Germany
Waterloo
City in Brief Ad Notes Local Visits and Trips
A compilation of quick notices from Waterloo including Mrs. Josie Brewer visiting from Faulkton South Dakota, Mr. and Mrs. G C Jenkins leaving for a Minnesota fishing trip, Carroll Walters in Waterloo from Drake University, and James Kenyon improving after a blood clot illness. Also listed are travel plans to the Black Hills Hector Minnesota and Keokuk, a barber shop stake transfer, nurses Emma Heins and Magdalene Heinl visiting Cherokee Illinois, and a divorce suit filed by Edna Bowser from Ernest Bowser seeking custody and alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Walters
Drake University
Des Moines
Fort Des Moines
Waterloo
James Kenyon
Lovejoy Avenue
Kenyon
Frances Hayes
North
Manchester
Ind
L. C. Hayes
Baltimore Street
Huston
Third Avenue West
Keokuk
Anderson
Chicago
Mel Smith
A. L. Alderman
Courier
Alderman
Rose's
Emma Heins
Magdalene Hein
St. Luke's Hospital
Leonard M. Weiss
Berth Avenue
Cherokee
Lena Heinl
W.H. Burling
Postville
Burling
Flora Burling
Wellington Court
F. L. Marquis
Seventh Street
Genevieve Burling
Edna Bowser
Riverview Addition
Ernest Bowser
Eunice
William James
Bishop Rohman Consecration at Dubuque Monday
Rt Rev H P Rohman former St Marys pastor is to be consecrated bishop for Davenport diocese at St Raphael's Cathedral in Dubuque with Archbishop Keane as consecrator. The ceremony begins 9 a m. A banquet follows at St Francis Hall and enthronement in Davenport Cathedral is set for Tuesday morning with Archbishop Keane officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Rohlman
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Davenport
St. Raphael's Cathedral
Dubuque
John W. Koch
Fourth Street East
Mr. Koch
St. Mary’s Parish
Father Rohiman
J. J. Keane
Rohlman
Heelan
Sioux City
Drumm
Des Moines
E. D. Howard
Portland
Ore
Dubuque College
St. Francis Hall
Columbia College
Keane
E. J. McLaughlin
Clinton
Mons
Conry
Rohiman
Hotel Black Hawk
St. Ambrose College
Waterloo
London to Build Victoria Dockroad at Twenty Million
A London government funded road project plans a twenty million dollar stretch through central London to the dock district. The arches will reduce swing bridge delays, and nearly 700 houses must be demolished. Government 75 percent and London County Council 25 percent share the cost. The article also notes royal household changes, a mural history unveiling, a Wales return trip, a portrait painter’s remarks, and new interior design trends in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Heart of
Dock District
Victoria Dockroad
London County Council
Orange Township Pioneer John J Berkley Celebrates 85th
John J Berkley longtime Orange township resident marked his eighty fifth birthday at the home of Mr and Mrs Clyde Bechtelheimer. He is the oldest continuous resident of the township, having lived there since 1862.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Berkley
Orange Township
Clyde Bechtelheimer
Bechtelheimer
Mr. Berkley
One Killed Two Burned in Waukegan Fire
A three story Waukegan apartment blaze left one man dead and two women badly burned. Or lando Burris, 73, died after leaping or falling from a third floor window. Miss Hanora Brown, 83, and Mrs I Holber, 30, suffered facial and body burns. Origin of the fire unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukegan
Ill
Orlando Burris
Hanora Brown
I. Holber
Soho firm ships antique copper wares to tourists
The Soho shipping department markets new “antique” copper warming pans door-knockers to American visitors. The firm distributes items such as warming pans toast ing forks sardinieres fire dogs brass kettles tea-trays tea sets wine-coolers and fish-heaters to tea-shops which resell them to tourists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soho
David T. May Dies After Ill Heart Disease Saga
Charlevoix Mich July 23 A pioneer merchant prince and president of the May department store chain died here after months of illness from heart disease May led a life spanning Kaiserslautern Germany to Los Angeles Cleveland and Chicago He began as a gold prospector before founding his first store at Leadville Colorado in 1877
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Charlevoix
Mich
Prince
David T. May
May
Los Angeles
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Kaiserslauter
Germany
Leadville
Colo
National Izaak Walton to Push Iowa League Plan
A. C. Willford announced that Izaak Walton league chapters across Iowa will be major parts of the annual program. A conference with Maj. John Holderby and other leaders planned district picnics and summer get-togethers to bolster state organization and a Waterloo meeting in fall. Willford also reported 11 new Cedar Rapids memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton
Iowa
A. C
Bert) Willford
Izaak Walton League
Maj
John
Holderby
Ntional
Harry Irwin
Grand Junction
G. W. Wood
League
Willford
W. A. Hendry
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Marian Andersons Return to Chicago
Mrs Marian Anderson and her daughter Lois returned to Chicago today after a week visiting Mr and Mrs George Anderson at 843 Lime Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libtry
Frank O. Weis
Quincy
Robert J. Lichty
Marian Anderson
Lois
Chicago
George Anderson
Lime Street
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Florida
Mrs. Philpot
Cedar River Park
Thomas Mullen
Daniel Sullivan
Leonard Hoel
Nels Jacobsen
Lioyd Bisbee
James Bannard
James Hurley
Dick Martin
Carl Sherwood
Clarence Kinsell
A. B. Lovejoy
3. A. Fairbanks
Black's Tearoom
L M. Sproull
J. A. Bown
Lovejoy
F. Harold Reuling
White Fish Lake
Minn
F. J. Miller
F. G. Ellsworth
Cedar Falls
Black's
Sweetpeas
Ellsworth
Henri Eccles Grave Vivace
Woman's Relief Corps
Electric Park
Hubert Williams
George Sheffield
Henry Glas
Emery Shirley
Charles Herrin
Chester Cadwallader
J. F. Moyer
Albert Kemp
C. W. Caldwell
Walter R. French
French
E. G. Doerfler
Melbourne
Audrey McPike
F. W. McPike
McPike
Pride of the
West Circle
Samuel Hinkley
Roy
Evelyn Hinkley
Child Conservation Club
W. L
Woman's Labor Bureau
Wapsie River
Cass
Mary Frances Stewart
Cleveland,c
Claude D. Cass
Disabled American Veterans’ Auxiliary
Baptist Union
Edna Kent Forbes
Mildred P
Rose
Mabel
Farmer
Buchanan's
Josie Brewer
Faulkton
J. M. DuBois
Logan Avenue
G. GC. Jenkins
Kingbard Avenue
Minnesota
FLL
J. L. Marquis
James L. Henderson
Hector, Minn
Nellie F. Brooks
Princeton
la Moille
Brooks
George J. Ross
Valley City
N. D
Charles S. Lewis
William Feisner
Roger
Black Hills
Hubuque
New Street
Loon
Ursula Lawley
Sir Arthur Lawley
George Gibbs
Miss Lawley
Queen Victoria
Westminster Hall
England
Baldwin
Duke of Devonshire
Viscount Devonport
Viscount Burnham
Duke of Portland
Viscount Fitzalan of
Alfred
Swanage Bay
Richard I
Palestine
Wycliffe
Sir Thomas Moore
Commons
Henry VIII
Elizabeth
Sir Walter Raleigh
Sir Thomas Roe
Armir
India
St. James Palace
Counties
Wales
Ealing
Paddington Station
Criccieth
High Wycombe
John Phillipp
Phillip
Wilfrid Ashley
John J. Berkeley
Big Store
Michigan
Gates College
W. Park Ave
Johnson’s Gardens
Russell-Lamson Hotel Orchestra
Harry Walters
Clyde Grant and
His
Lowans
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
E. 9Th St
East Ninth ST
MY Valet, Inc
Master Cleaners
E. Fourth St
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