Halloween party honors lodge members from several cities
About 150 Euasts attended the M B A lodge No 1115 Halloween party at Knights of Pythias hall with readings by Virginia Fish Marguerite Sexton and Mildred Rosenbloom songs by Leo Ferris Anna Lawcen and Harold Steert piano by Mrs Rk C Brown and various contests Fortunes from a gypsy kettle prizes awarded and refreshments served Upcoming meeting noted.
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Knights of Pythias Hall
Hallowe’en
M. B. A. Lodge
Des Moines
Mason City
Cedar Falls
Virginia Fish
Marguerite Sexton
Mildred Rosenbloom
Leo Ferris
Anna Lawcen
Harold Steert
Rk. C. Brown
R. F. Hennzling
3. B. Levine
Fuessine Co
Noves
Busy Cedar View Club Notes and Social Events
A Cedar View club notes page details a busy social scene with sewing projects for a bazar, a Halloween party, and a luncheon. Members and guests hosted by Mrs. Merriman and Mrs. Johnson attended, with plans for Christmas gift exchanges and a president election. Other notices include a bazar fundraiser for child welfare relief, a picnic luncheon for G.A.R. members, and several birthday and anniversary gatherings at local homes and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. RB. Johnson
Black's Tea Room
W. C. Farley
E. A. Williams
Arizona
Church Ladies Aid Meeting Plans Christmas Bazaar
The Ladies' Aid of St. Paul's M. B. church met at Mrs. Fred Trost's home with Irene Trost and Helen Jacoby assisting. Guests included Anna Lier Bert Gibbs Guy Julian J R Howard and W Williams as First Lutheran Ladies' Aid planned a Christmas donation of 25 to Waverly Orphans' Home and set a December 13 bazar with hostesses Mrs. J H Hinz and Charles Calleas.
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St. Paul's
M. B. Church
Fred Trost
Irene
Helen Jacoby
Mines
Anna Lier
Bert Gibbs
Guy Julian
J. R. Howard
8. W. Willams
First Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Waverly
Mmes
J. H. Hinz
Charles Calleas
Mothers Fixed to Endure Half a World of Care
A reflective piece argues mothers seem “fixed” to be immune to illness and able to endure endless duties. It praises maternal resilience, patience, and selflessness in facing daily chores, sick children, and family grief with quiet faith and strength. The text highlights a divine grace in mother love guiding steadfast service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennife
Krom
Cournze
Beauty Tips For Happy Feet And A Youthful Look
A reader column offers inexpensive foot care tips including a powder bath mix of alum borax and sale for swollen feet. It also covers corns foot soaks, lemon rubs, bunion shoe changes, and simple oils for massage plus cold cream and white cotton stockings.
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Harry G
Harry
Red Cross Opens Membership Drive to Broad Support
On opening day of the 1924 Red Cross drive, citizens donated generously while work continues over four days. Mrs. George J. Worthen reports canvassing yield pending, with Boy Scouts delivering receipts. Dozens of volunteers including Mrs. Dontrager and John Gwynne solicit pledges from diverse community members and colored citizens are also approached.
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Red Cross
George J. Worthen
Franz Wooley
Irvin Kranebel
William Whitsod
Mmes
Kate Bronson
T. J. Fitzgerald
Estet
John Gwynne
J. P. Jones
Elliot , Purmort
J. L. Bby
J. BE. Currie
W. A. Covell
D. Wilcox
P. K. Tmoward
George Hazen
William Sonneman
S. Gest
GC. W. Abba
I. W
Local notices and visits fill Waterloo brief
Cedar Falls and Waterloo items report social calls visits and travel. An evening Daughters of Veterans meeting is postponed. Residents including Mr and Mrs Sweet Mr and Mrs Broell Mrs Meyers and Mrs Robb are noted visiting and returning home. A civil war veteran Edwin Foster recovers from minor surgery and is nearly 82. A divorce decree is granted against Eva Chaney with custody undecided. A supreme court appeal is filed over damage from a bridge construction. Community events and sales notices appear with local ads and notices for church events and bazaars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Veterans
M. J. Sweet
Davenport
Carl R. Davis
Home Park
Parker Street
Cedar Bend
Edwin C. Foster
Presbyterian Hospital
Hiram A. Chaney
G. W. Wood
Eva Chaney
Ramona
Supreme Court
Seward Higby
Cedar Falls
District Court
Franklin Street
The
Cedar
Archie Parker
Glendale
Cal
Herbert
Marshalltown
Cincinnati
Cuba
Ralph B. Slippy
Grand Lodge, Royal and Select Masons
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Grand Council of Masons
W. N. Rickerson
Frank McLaughlin
Ogden
C. H. Case
Walthall, Neb
Citizen
Michigan club speaker hails Waterloo alumni drive at dinner
The Michigan speaker substituting for Coach Yost at the University of Michigan club of Black Hawk county dinner praised Waterloo alumni as among the best in Iowa. He cited the school’s $8,900,000 building program funded by state appropriations and alumni support, noting ongoing efforts to raise funds.
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Tary
Michigan
Yost
University of Michigan Club
Black Hawk County
Hlack
Cedar Rapids
Wateerloo
Mt Iowa
State of
Man Charged With Parking Rule Breaks Back Home
D J Mair told Municipal Court judge John Gwynne he returned from North Dakota to visit Waterloo and may move back, admitting he parked more than an hour on Sycamore Street. The case was dismissed while four others overstay defendants paid bonds or fines. One man fined $10 and costs for a drunken plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Mair
John W. Gwynne
Municipal Court
Syeatmore Street
Meir
North Dakota
Renas
Waterloo
Sycamora Street
Father of Girl Wed Here Says Witness Guilty of Perjury
The father of Mildred Nichols, 16, who wed Hans P. Anderson, 25, in Sumner area last Friday, accuses Chris Hansen of perjury in certifying Mildred’s age as 19. Hansen was arrested after the accusation and released on $1,000 bond pending grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Nichols
J. G. Nichols
Sumner, Jr
Hans P. Anderson
Waterloo
Chris Hansen
Hansen
Fielding Yost Addresses Cedar Rapids Luncheon
Michigan coach Fielding Hurry Up Yost spoke at Cedar Rapids luncheon today as a guest of the Michigan alumni. Several ex-Michigan students from Waterloo joined en route to the Iowa Iowa City game tomorrow. Hawley Tapping served as alumni secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yost
University of Michigan
Cedar Rapids
Michigan
Waterloo
Iowa City
Hawley Tapping
Legion and Auxiliary Hold Halloween Social
More than 100 members of the Beck er Chapman American Legion and its auxiliary enjoyed a Halloween social at Memorial Hall last night. The hall featured autumn decor and a ghost chamber scene while doughnuts and cider were served. Cotton raising, making great headway in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker-Chapman
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Patterns for Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Depart
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises patterns with accompanying design. Send 16 cents for each pattern to the Fashion Department and receive patterns by mail within ten days.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Pioneer Y M C A Cadets On Morris Isle Outing
Members of pioneer classes A2 and B2 visited the Y M C A camp on Morris Isle this morning for a two day outing. Piloted by Ewell T. Ley and William Whitfield, the group will hike back tomorrow afternoon after an evening at the camp. Twenty three cadets attended the camp yesterday and a trophy was awarded for the owl capture. A boat ride capped the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Isle
Ewell T. Ley
William Whitfield
L W Witry Injures Arm While Cutting Kindling
L W Witry suffered a painful injury to his right arm when the shaft of a circular saw detached from its bearings while he cut kindling. The blade struck his arm near the elbow, nearly severing a muscle. stitches were required to close the wound.
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L. W.witry
Poisonous object scare in Lafayette Street incident
A tin can with a screw cap containing a mould and a clipping of a poem titled Revenge was found on the Lafayette Street porch at 7 p.m. yesterday. Police officer Dave Shook inspected the device and discarded it without incident. A distraught woman was detained for soliciting funds under a benevolent organization claim.
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Lafayette Street
Dave
Sister of state hospital inmate releases in dire need
Mrs Sage, police matron, reports her sister from Independence state hospital is in dire need of food with no money. Two bicycles were found in a ditch near St Francis hospital by T J Milles and reported to pollen headquarters as stolen. H L Creager’s tar stolen yesterday was later found with W I O’Neil who mistook it for a similar car owner had allowed him to use. O’Neil passed cigars when summoned to the station.
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O’neil
Teisinger Divorce Filed Over Cruel Treatment In Bennington
Ramona Teisinger sues for divorce from Victor Teisinger alleging cruel treatment since their June 28 1910 marriage in Bennington township. She seeks custody of daughters Ramona Alice 12 and Virginia Gail 6, permanent alimony of 1000 dollars, temporary alimony of 25 dollars weekly, and an injunction to keep him off the residence premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Teisinger
Victor Teisinger
Bennington Township
Charles City Veteran of Civil War Dies at 87
P. P. Cole a longtime Charles City resident and Civil War veteran died at his daughter's home after a long illness. He was 87 and served with the 96th Illinois Infantry in battles including Chickamauga Nashville and Lookout Mountain. He held G A R posts as commander and later as chaplain.
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Charles City
P. P. Cole
Jessie Timmerman
Ninety Sixth Awmnois Infantry Volunters
Cole
Chickamauga
Nashville
Lookout Mountain
Drake Homecoming Activities Crowd Friday and Saturday
Drake University marks its homecoming weekend with the inauguration of President Dr. D. W. Morehouse and the dedication of the Class of 1920 entrance at the southeast Drake campus. Isador Robinson Des Moines attorney and Drake captain William G. Boealar presented the gift, accepted by Dr. Morehouse, with a banquet scheduled at the Hotel Sav-annah.
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Des Moines
Drake University
D. W. Morehouse
Eist
Drake
Isador Robinson
William G. Boelar
Barbecue and Football Game Set on Campus Saturday
Senator William Goodwin will preside at the annual barbecue on the vast campus at noon Saturday. Following the meal, a football game with Ames will kickoff at the stadium at 2 p.m.
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Wiliam
Goodwin
Ames
Masquerade Party Hosted by Mrs Boehnke for Women Workers
Mrs Mary Boehnke entertained about 40 female employees of Waterloo Skirt and Garment Co at her home 305 South Barclay street last evening. Sister Mrs C R Eley and her out of town guests from Cherokee Indiana attended with Lena Klaus aiding in serving. Also noted are marriages: H A Elliott and Myrtle De Mitchell, Claude C Lynch and Edith A Nelson of Reinbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Boehnke
Waterloo Skirt & Garment Go
South Barclay Street
C. R. Eley
Lena Klaus
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ElNems
Soctebia
Davis
George Boyce
Misa Hatthe Fitch
B.A. Lawson
Chesley
D. C.D. Club
Elk Run Inn
Nun
Hughes
Hallowe'en
Are
Pederson-Miller
Ada Miller
Inza Miller
Tyan Pederson
Chariotte Pederson
Dewitt Clinton
King's Daughters
Unity
Buchanan and
King’s Daughters
Independence
Haven Harter
A. B. Lovejoy
Cedar View
W. Oh
Merriman
Charles Lewis
M.D. Brown
Charles Brown T
Phil Hanne
Ida Alderman
May Radon-havener
Anna Lohner
Clarance A. Draper
Williston. Avenue
Waterloo Shring Club—embers
Armory
Miss Cramer
Margaret Cramer
R. L. Mantz
Paul
Adam Entz
T. F. F. Club
Hert
Vera Beale
Kildare Club
CG. C. Tierman
P. A. Manning
J. M. Searles
Triple Four
Mra
James McMullan
William Wing
Frank Tarries
A. Brink
M. Trunkey Wernests
Mimes
Glenn Forney
C. VR. Bassarear
Church News
Ciue
Mary
Gity
Buchanan's
Masonic Temple
Park Avenue
Mulberry Street
E. G. Broell
Curtis
J.C. Meyers
Long Beach
M.N. Nemetek
Lafayette
Ellis D. Robb
F. M. Shores Hom
New Hampton
Atlanta
Benjamin Wably
Oakland
Washington, D. C
Hizabeth Kubly
A. C. Fox
R. R. Francis
Ferguson Ventilator Mfg. Co
W. PC. Bazar
West Fourth
Fndvertisen
Legion and Auxiliary
Africa
L. W. Witry
Sen Ee Eae
Pete
Police
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Fourth Street
Wellington
C. W. Punter
Northwest Canada
Presbyterian Church
Warren, II
Punter
Rocky Mountains
C. HE
Leaders of Tomorrow
Sirsret
Gillett
Sherer-Gillett CO
Chicago
H. A. Elliott
Myrtle de ‘Mitchell
Arosnees
Claude C. Lynch
Reinbeck
Edith A. Nelson
Reimbeck
W. C. T. U. U. Orange Two
Sinnard’s
West Side Grocery
the Glidden Nut Butter Co
Beck & Quinn
Bluff St
Iowa
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