Torch Bearers formed by Waterloo W C T U members
At Willard hall yesterday the Waterloo Women’s Christian Temperance Union approved a plan to form Torch Bearers a young women’s branch. Sixty attended as Mrs Mary Philpot county president will promote a Loyal Temperance Legion for children. Members enrolled as white ribbon recruits and readings were provided by local volunteers. A family federation report was heard and donations for Benedict home were requested for the next WC T U meeting a thimblebee at Mrs Peters Woodring’s August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Willard Hall
Mra. FP
FE. Yapp
Mary Philpot
Loyal Temperance Legion
Waterloo
Winifred Williams
Vera Morris Gang
Ralph Aldrich
John
Harold
Lloyd Woodard
Bessia
Jane Crawford
Robert Williams
Ida Mitchel
F. J. Eightey
Thea Ily Federation of Women’s Clubs
A. A. Bontrager
W. A. Davis
Concordian Four Plans Program at Immanuel Church Concordian Four Plans Program at Immanuel
The Concordian Four, a male quartet of Concordia seminary students in St. Louis, will perform at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Waterloo Friday at 8 pm. Admission is free with a supporting offering. The program features organ solos by Walter Buszin, choral pieces by Bach, Neander, Rahm, Gerhardt, and a variety of sacred works, concluding with a Prelude by Mr. Buszin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Concordian Four
Concordian Seminary
St. Louis
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Becke
Walter KE
Buszin
Gerhardt
Nicolas
Becks
Mr. Buszip
Homburg
Concordian
Rahm
Mr. Buszin
Pfefferkorn-Bach
Rodigasp-Schrek
Neander
Nevin
Gounod
Jeans
Thomson-P. Buszin
Mr. Buazin
Forty Six Family Reunion At Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls July 29 A reunion brought together forty six people including twelve from Waterloo at Cedar Falls park on Sunday. Attendees from Waterloo included F. K. Petitt Aly Petitt Etta Michael Clae Michael Ridpath and family and several others. Guests from Janesville Hor ton Plainfield Cedar Rapids Wyoming and Pomeroy were listed with spouses and children in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Cedar Falls Park
F. K. Petitt
Aly Petitt
Etta Michael
Clae Michael
M. Ridpath
W. H. Michael
Jennie Ridpath
Mabel Ridpath
B. T. George
Floyd George
Merwin
Janesville
Chester Hall
Bert Hall
Horton
Bert Kenyon
Ray
Rolf Hall
Steele Mtall
Plainfield
Minnie Crissman
Frieda Buenneke to Sing from WORD Station Saturday
Frieda Buenneke a 2 Water Street Waterloo girl studying voice at Chicago Musical College will sing from radio station WORD Webster Hotel Chicago Saturday evening according to announce received by friends. Sbiss Buenneke has been a scholarship pupil in the school since March. While in Waterloo she was a pupil of Martin Herde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Buenneke
Chicago Musical Collegewil
WORD
Webster Hotel
Chicago
Kett
Sbiss Buenneke
Waterloo
Martin Herde
Royal Neighbors Plan for Month social activities
Royal Neighbors from Water loo and Gannon camps met last evening. Waterloo camp planned an Anglh afternoon picnic at Cedar River park with committees formed by Mrs. Mary Shirley Mrs. Blanche Miller and Mrs. Bernetta Sibert. Gannon camp outlined plans for installing the Lincoln camp on August 5. Mrs. Harriet Wightman will travel to Lincoln to arrange preliminaries. A lawn fete at Mrs. B S Chandler’s home is set for August 7. Mrs. Etta Gannon was named to arrange games and diversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Camp
Gannon Camp
Han West
Moose Hall
Waterloo
Cedar River Park
Mary Shirley
Blanche Miller
Bernetta Sibert
Lincoln
Gannan Vtamp
Harriet Wightman
Oracle
B.S. Chandler
Etta Gannon
Former Tripolians Picnic in Cedar River Park
Former residents of Tripoli now living in Waterloo will gather for an annual picnic at Cedar River park Thursday afternoon. The arrangements committee will supply toffee, cream and sugar. attendees bring their own dishes and silver. The event is open to former Tripolians. Mrs George Scott hosted a bridge party with Mrs J Es Koll and Mrs G I Redessen as high scorer. The guest of honor was formerly from Waterloo. Catholic Girls Club members of St. Joseph parish planned a diners party next Tuesday at an as yet unannounced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star-Rebekahs
a_Bicnic
Hymes Park
C. C. Shupetus
W. H. Shirey
Petar Daley
Shirer ‘Eeiie
Jack Flint
Jennie Daley
Alice
Margaret Shirey
C. P. Perguzon
John Geertsen
Marion Woodbirn
Daley
Will Lamb
John Munson
Will Farley
Clay Michael
Frank Duke
A. G. Pickens
Tripoli Nowy
Waterloo
Cedar River Park
Committee On
George Scott
J. Es Koll
Cedar Rapids
G. I. Redessen
Catholic Girls’Club
St. Joseph’s Parish
Russell-Lamson
Joplin
St. Joseph Club
Warren Giles
St. Joseph
Saints
Joplin Miners
Pandora Club Plans Picnic at Oscaferry Collage
Members of the Pandora club planning to attend the picnic at Oscaferry collage Caselover Heights Thursday afternoon are asked to meet at Mrs. K. G. Serog- S at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pandora Club
Oscaferry Collage
Caselover Heights
K. G. Serog- S
Beem to Transmit Beek liquor case to Iowa Supreme Court
Judge Beem prepares to send records in the Ralph Beck liquor case to the Iowa Supreme Court after a writ of certiorari targets Beem to transcribe proceedings. The case involves misidentification of a judge and a homebrew seizure, with no bootlegging evidence found. Sheriff Wagner holds the seized liquor as Cedar Falls authorities reexamine the warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Mammond
Des Moines
Waterloo
J. ¢. Beem
Supreme Court of Iowa
Ralph Beck
Supreme Court
Hammond
George
J. W. Gwinne
Beck
Becm
W. A.’ Cook
Roy Scott
of Relais
Beem
Cedar Falls
J. T. Wagner
Kiwanis Picnic Sports Program Big Part at Elk Run
Elk Run hotel chosen for the Kiwanis annual picnic with a full sports program starting Tuesday at 4 20 p m. Teams led by A J Weigel and A B Chambers to play baseball while Victor Zellboefer announces and Fred Miller starts. Events include running races for men women boys and girls, hoop race egg race potato race sack races and horseshoe and putting contests with local club members directing. Evening dancing follows a ham rolls coffee and dessert reception and attendees are asked to bring own silverware dishes napkins and pots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Run Hotel
A. J. Weigel
A. B. Chambers
Victor Zellboefer
Fred J. Miller
Ralph Hickelberg
Fred Weiland
W. E. Peck
A. D. Donnell
Kuntington’s
Sten
L. FE
Police respond after botched car stop at Byrnes Park
Albert Hagen of Ames told police Tuesday night that two thieves tried to halt his car while driving through Byrnes Park. He sped away and notified headquarters, with two officers dispatched to the scene. No suspicious individuals were found. Hagen stays as a guest at 202 Western Avenue, Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hagen
Ames
Byrnes Park
Hogan
J. J. Meany
Western Avenue
City in Brief Local notes and travel plans listed
Buchanan optical ad and a string of residents visiting relatives across the Midwest. Mentions Miss Mary Craude and Miss Monica Nettleton visiting Mason City, Clear Lake, Des Moines, and Water loo. Courthouse dome painting scaffolding disrupts county business. Chicago special excursion ad offers $3.25 trip to Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Als trarian Class Meets at First Methodist Friday
The Als trarian class of First Methodist church will meet in Willard hall Friday with Mrs J E Yapp presiding. Assistants include Webb, Mrs Henry Lees Eckstein, Mrs A 4 and Mrs A T Woodring. Picnic lunch at noon. Families of members invited. The St Mark's Episcopal social for Thursday evening is postponed due to cool weather. Bobbed Hair ad touts Golden Giant Shampoos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First + Methodist church
Willard Hall
J. E. Yapp
Webb
Henry Lees
H. K. Eckstein
A. 4
A. T. Woodring
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Tests of a Good Cook From Side Talks
The author argues real cooking means mastering simple tasks with care. Tests include toast that is evenly browned, oranges cut cleanly, vegetables drained properly, and a pot roast that is thrice appetizing, all illustrating the infinite capacity for taking pains in simple work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gindo
Giotto
Picnic At Electric Park Draws Six Hundred Attendees
About 600 people including Centrast Iowa Power and Light Co employees and families from Charles City and Humboldt divisions are invited to the annual picnic at Electric Park tomorrow. The company’s local offices will close for the day, with service calls answered. Preferred stockholders are also invited. Lunch is to be served at noon followed by games and athletic events in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centrast
Iowa Power & Light Co
Charles City
Humboldt
Electric Park
Presbyterian Synod Opens in Ames with 1000 Delegates
Delegates gathered at Ames Presbyterian Synod as R. A. Pearson of Iowa State College welcomed them at the opening session. Enrollment was expected to reach about 1,000. Rev. Frank W. Bible of Chicago urged delegates that the church must extend Christianity to foreign mission fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
UCP
Presbyterian Synod
R. A.pearson
Iowa State College
Frank W. Bible
Foreign Missions
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
South Dakota in Gas War to Finish
Pierre South Dakota July 29 State superintendent of gasoline sales Fred A Marmon declares the gasoline war will go to the finish. He warns threats and court actions will not stop him and says it is a fight to the very finish.
Two Omaha Women End Pact Then One Tries Suicide
In Omahas Nebraska a 30 year old Miss Hose Murphy attempted suicide after her friend Miss Thelma Mattson 20 accepted a date breaking their vow never to see men. Murphy stopped when Mattson returned, doctors revived her, and the pair renewed their pledge of friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omahsz
Neb
Damon
Pythias
Miss Murphy
Miss Mattson
Salesman Schedules $72,489 Liabilities in Bankruptcy Court
Liabilities of $72,489.77 are scheduled by LeRoy C. Stuart, Waterloo commercial salesman, in a petition filed yesterday with J. & Jordan for northeastern Iowa. Assets listed totaled $12,089, of which $1,500 is the value of household goods. Liabilities and assets largely consist of promissory notes, bank securities, and guarantees linked to Stuart's dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy C. Stuart
Waterloo
J. &. Jordan
Veferea
Iowa
Stuart
Waterloo Organist Broadcasts Friday Evening
Ralph Mason Hix formerly organist at First M Church and Plaza Theatre broadcasts Friday evenings by remote control from Broadway Theatre Council Bluffs via KOIL 278 meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Mason Hix
First M
Plaza Theatre
Broadway
Council Bluffs
Atzilon Koil
Mayor orders boys to attend Sunday school sentence
Williamsport mayor Gilmore sentences four boys aged 3 to 14 to attend Sunday school regularly after pleading guilty to taking a school principal’s pocketbook. The boys, taken into custody when a grandmother notified police, were shown city jail cells and warned the cases would be reopened if the sentence is not faithfully carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Gilmore
First Presbyterian church seeks Rev R B Fisher as pastor
Hockwell City Iowa July 29 The First Presbyterian church invites Rev R B Fisher of Union Park Des Moines to become its pastor at a salary just over 2300 Raymond Indiana July 25 Will and Will H Wrenner paint the OConnor residence Mrs Anna Miller Lodgenote Ned j and son Donald visit her brother Con McMahon and family Pauline Welter visits Waterloo Conklin Dubuque visits sister Mrs T S Weber Laura Trundl sister of Mrs Matt Berend undergoes operation at St Francis hospital Very Rev R Kerken Ranger Texas as Guest of cousin Rev WH Ung Kunkel attends here Wednesday and Thursday Funeral attendance for Mrs E J OConnor large Pallbearers listed Miss Margaret and Lena Schmitz with Matt Wingert Raymond leaves for Dougherty to visit his brother Rev George Schmitz and the cousin for a few days Glen Parkers acquire new sedan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehimitt
Misses Stargaret
Lena Schmitz
Matt Wingert
Raymond
Dougherty
George Schmitz
Glen Parkers
Sunlight Hair Care and Tonic Instructions
A vintage column advises sun exposure for scalp health and hair gloss, recommending half hour sessions weekly after shampoo. It details a sun bath, then a winter tonic with hydrochloric sulphur compounds, cantharides, alcohol, and pilocarpine, plus weekly washing and scalp massage.
Picnic at Island Park opens Cedar Falls week
Cedar Falls July 29 annual Legion and Auxiliary picnic set for Aug 4 at Island Park with families. The accompanying notes show community notices, church events, and local visits including residents, visitors, and business activity in Cedar Falls and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion and Auxiliary Wil
Island Park
Cedar Falls
American Legion
Women's Auxiliary
Stand Park
Mrs. Fanny Dawes Honored on Ninety Fourth Birthday
Mrs. Fanny Dawes, living east of Lawn on Spring Creek, celebrated her ninety fourth birthday with a large gathering at her son Will Dawes farm home. A birthday dinner and social afternoon followed, and she received many gifts, noted for her advanced age and mobility with help after a broken hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Dawes
la Porte City
Lawn
Spring Creek
Mire
Will Dawes
Woman Sues City for 310000 in Bridge Accident
Rebecca Feldman files a district court suit against the City of Waterloo for 310,000 damages after a sidewalk collapse on the Eleventh Street bridge during the Waterloo Gives a Party celebration. She says she was injured when supports failed and she fell about 16 feet, alleging city negligence and maintenance failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Waterloo
Rebecca Feldman
Eleventh Street Bridge
Sttorneys
Pike, Sias, Zimmerman & Frank
Feldman
Midnight Prowler Cat Traced to Basement
Police rush to 723 South Street after a late night call about a prowler in a basement. Two officers sweep the cellar and corner a frightened cat near a toppled fruit jar, which is placed outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Street
Coal Shipments to Begin Next Week Over I C Lines
Heavy coal shipments will start early next week as Illinois Central lines release all coal cars and maintain a steady mine-to-rail flow. Two thousand coal cars sat idle on western lines over the summer, cutting movements and leaving private bins empty, prompting mines to dispatch large quantities this fall to meet Middle West demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Scot. Williams
Illinois Central Lines
Middle West
Church to be remodeled at First Evangelical Church
Remodeling and enlargement of the First Evangelical church at Park avenue and Lafayette street, estimated at 313 000, began today by Mauser and Fell. The project adds auditorium space, a basement remodel, and a ballet room, with occupancy hoped by November 1. Rev Clinton F Smith serves as pastor. Services will move to the YWCA gymnasium across the street during construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Park Avenue
Lafayette Street
Mauser & Fell
Ralph S. Biekelberg
W. F. Schrag
Clinton F. Smith
Young Women's Christian Association
Waterlos Evening Courier Patterns for dress designs
The Evening Courier advertises up-to-date patterns from the Fashion Department. Send 15 cents per pattern to Waterlog for sewing allowance, with orders filled promptly and expected to arrive within 10 days after sending the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
A Unique Apron Pattern 1925 Fashion Book Offer
A unique apron pattern uses cretonne and bleached muslin with options in sateen sand chintz or percale. The one size Medium pattern requires 74 yards of 32 inch figured material and 15 yards plain material 82 or 36 inches wide. Pattern mailed for 12 cents in silver or stamps.
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Coterie Clubh
Family Bicnic al
Concordian Four Plans
Immanuel Church
Word Station
O. V. Auxiliary
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Secrnd
Kensington
Gertrude Wright
Isyrnes Park
Wright
Rose Carpenter
Celiza Carroll
Uema
Lyle Spencer
Sherwood Park Hall
Kiwanis
Buchanan
C. F. Smith
Ohio
Mary Craude
Beech Street
Aliss Evelyn Cohn
Clear Lake
M. D. Olson
Jefferson Street
C. H. Bryan
If. Aurand
Margaret Watson
Lafayette
Ind
George R. Gilpatrick
Indiana Avenue
E. S. Chandler
Bobby
Bloomington
Rachael Fever
Lesys
West Union
James Thomas
Charles Reed
C. S. Chase
Iowa City
Max Fisher
Maxine, Cresce
Monica Nettleton
Mason City
Greene
Wilma’ Peverill
Los Angeles
Calig
Julian Peverthl
Dorothy
Mr. and
Mist i. FE. Larsen
Presbyterian Hospital
Church News
Castos
Power Company
South Dakota
Rockwell City Church
Hockwell City
Ira
First Presbyterian Church
R. B. Fisher
Union Park Presbyterian Church
BY Edna Kent Fuhbes
C. M
Croar Falls
George H. Twaddle
Jerloy Evening Courier
West Fourth Street
Cong’s Church
First Congregational Church
Washington Park
Teachers College
Ald Society of
First M. E. Church
Hampion Bay
Dix
Hampton
J. Ht
J Son
E. TE. Stoxs
Crawfordsville
Donald O. Russ
Prici
Cedar Walls
Peter Juhl
bin Street
Viking Piano Company
Bernice Showers
Santa Rosa
Cal
William A. Showers
Frank M. Stevens
Tremont Street
Frank Sikiston
Trenton
Lea A. Frils
Long Beach
Edith Adams
Waterloo Evening Courier
S Evelyn McQuilkin
Bliss Evelyn McQuilkin
J. K. McQuilkin
J. N McQuilkin
D. J. McQuilkin
J. G. McQuilkin
Wayne McQuilkin
George Banger
Eva MecQuilkin
Winene Anderson
Muahel Engish
Union
Evangelical
Hannet
C. H. Vandersall
G. C. Lusted
M. 7
M. Church
J. H. Goon
Jerry Alcorn
R. EE. Wagner
Roy, Jr
Billie
Weaserville
Milnn
Edna Kelley
Cedar Heights
Wursin
G. HB. Nies
A. R. McQuilkin
Eleanor
Nin Wilmore
Fort Dodge
Ta. D. Woodley
Een Smith
McQuilkin
C. A. Brust
Martha
S. M. Fulghum
B. I. Wellman
Hollywood
S. A. Paige
Qsce McKirryher
Henry McKirryher
Ed 3Ielhouse
John Kahier
Homer McQuilkin
City
I. C. Lines
M. GC. Ay
E. R. Bitterly
James Robinson
John G. Miller
Glenn Tibbitts
A.C. Willford
Western Kentucky Coal
Ray Titler
Tilmots Bank
Tuesay
Hapines
Peokessian Govel
Marinello
Salle Ave
Minneapak
Sizu
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