Waterloo Woman's club plans November afternoon party
Mrs T J Fitzgerald chairs the Waterloo Woman's club wild monthly afternoon party set for November 9 with program members and decorations managed by a slate of committee chairs. The third group of about 80 members is listed alphabetically on the membership roll and will host the afternoon as hostesses. Rotarian dinner and church events are noted for the week with St Joseph Catholic Gis club Our Lady of Victory hall and dancing cards in school hall at St John’s parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Fitzgerald
Waterloo Woman's Club
5. S. Estet
C. W. Ellyson
Sam Frank
J. F. Darland
George de Wald
Frank Dill
Nansen Davis
Ayiss Lucile Glenny
Atnels L. Dimick
Mary P. Edgerton
Eld Downing
Lamar Duke
E. J. Dunkelbers
Unarry A. Dunkelberg
RE. Dunlavey
J. H. Bastey
J. 2 Easton
Ray GC. Eggert
I. E. Elckelberg
Ralph Efckelberg
F. J. Elghmey
W. F. Elghmes
Paul W. Ewlney
John Fantin
S. J. Fairbanks
J. EB. Falan
Wil CG. Farley
Ferguson
H. W. Filut
R.A. Folk
J. A. Foote
W. O. Foster
L. BE. Fowler
Robert R.francis
A. H. Frank
Henry Frank
Walter Free- Dern
N. W. Frisble
George N. Garretson
R. H. Garrison
Thomas L. Gamhier
R. P. Gholson
John Geertsen
Woman's Rotary Club
Rotel Russell-Limgoi
Phi Sigma Chim
Black's
St. Joseph
House Party to Close Willard Hall Season
The Women’s Christian Association will host its annual house party at Willard Hall Wednesday and Thursday with daily programs supervised by Mrs. F. J. Yano and Mrs. A. A. Bontrager. Special guests include Cedar Falls president Mrs. Mary J. Philpot and Edinburgh delegate Mrs. Minnie Crippen. Supper, receptions, talks by Rev. Williams and others, and demonstrations by Men berg’s Loyal Temperance will fill the event with institute sessions and dining room hosting. Overnight accommodations are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Hall
Gchristian Emporunee Union
F. J. Yano
A. A. Bontrager
Mary J. Philpot
Cedar Alls
Minnie Crippen
Edinburgh
Scotland
Hfe
A. Cohagan
YM. C. A
Williiams
St. Paul's
Children’s Organization
Ray Williams
Ide Mitchell
Cora Clough
Margaret Moors
Warlons
Two School PTAs to Hold Regular Meetings Tuesday
John Fiske and Roosevelt school Parent Teacher Associations will meet at 7 30 PM in their respective buildings. Program highlights include community singing led by Clarence Dewey at John Fiske and speaker A H Henry on city water works with seventh grade songs and refreshments by sixth grade mothers. Roosevelt event features S A Cohagan as principal speaker with a candy sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fiske
Roosevelt
John Flake School
Clarence Dewey
We. A. Henry
S. A. Cohagan
YM. G. A
Roosevelt Building
Eight Will Attend State Parent-Teacher Convention
Waterloo Parent-Teacher association council officers Mrs. D F Morris and Mrs. Frank McDonald will represent various schools at the state convention in Des Moines starting November 10. Other attendees include Mrs. C W Dewey John Fiske Mrs. C S V Bassarear Slifring McKinley Mrs arniivm Meg A TM Moreton and Dr Sidney Smith with program talks by Miss Marie Watters and Jr Godtirn.
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Slifring
McKinley
Arniivm
Meg
TM. Moreton
Sidney Smith
Alea
Marie Watters
Gift Reserve
3. Jr. Godttrir
Y. M. OG. AL
Church Circle Hosts Luncheon and Bazar Sewing
Mrs B L Holtons circle of the Woman s organization of First Congregational church will be entertained at a 1 o clock luncheon Tuesday in the home of Mrs H G Milter. Later hours will be spent sewing for the bazar. Harmony class at First Presbyterian marks annual dollar day at 2 30 p m Tuesday in church social rooms hosted by several members. Fidelity class of First Methodist plans a 6 39 picnic supper Tuesday at Mrs O J Conery s home followed by a business meeting and program featuring family heirlooms.
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Fastern Star—Becker
Fortion
Tronkey, Worthy
Davenport
Woodmen
Marie Kammerman
Woodmen of the World
Hallowe'en
Arte
King's Daughters
Silver Cross Circle
Perkins Hospital
H. Glasener
B. L. Holton
Woman's Organization
First Congregational Church
H. G. Milter
Scretcrer Sehucch
Grant Miler
Harmony
First Presbyterian Church
W. H. Wilson
C. ¥. Turner
R. Walker
BE. ¥. Witte
Fidelity
First Methodist Church
O. J. Conery
Beauty standards for the office girl in early 20th century advice
An article advises that office workers must project competence by looking well dressed and rested. It recommends plain tailored suits, proper hats, gloves, and shoes, plus minimal makeup to keep a fresh, not cloying complexion, and immaculate nails. It also briefly mentions a beauty routine involving egg yolk and shampooing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mvust
Rudolph Rueter to Perform Two Recitals in Waterloo
Pianist Rudolph Rueter, described as a universal artist with conservative roots and a modern edge, will give two concerts at First Congregational Church Waterloo on December 2 at 4 15 and 8 pm. The program includes an illustrated recital with pre performance descriptions and a master class the following day. He has toured Europe and earned praise from the Allegemeine Musikzeitung as a rival to Walter Geiselring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Reuter
First Congregational Church
Frederic Millsoss
Reuter
Waterloo
Jross
Beethoven
Brahms
Europa
Salsburg
Allegemaine Musikzeitung
Germany
Walter Geiselring
Pealter
Hindemith
Busoni
Whitmore
Telierepnine
Saidt Gregor
Miss Edna Lighthart Weds George Huxford in Cedar Rapids
Miss Edna Afary Lighthart and George Huxford married Saturday at the home of her parents 209 East Third street Cedar Rapids Rev R Williamson of First Baptist officiated. The bride wore dark blue satin and crepe with chinchilla fur carrying pink rosebuds. Guests included the bride’s relatives and Cedar Rapids residents. The couple will reside at 221 Fourteenth Street in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Lighthart
George Huxford
Edna Afary Lighthart
Cedar Rapids
J. B. Highhart
Third Street Éast
R. Williamson
First Baptist Church
William Huxford
Lighthart
Waterloo
L. J. Jeleson
Dubuque
George Lighthart
Charles Brown
Huxford
East High School
South English High School
Three Minute Cereale Company
Cet
Dar Rapids
Aride
Fittteenth Street
Marth
Charles City Girl and Cedar Rapids Man Are Married
Miss Marjorie Graham of Charles City and Carl Wackerbarth of Cedar Rapids wed at her parents home at noon after a honeymoon in New Orleans Palm Beach Miami Havana Cuba. She worked as a private secretary at Hart-Parr Company and previously in Cedar Rapids Public Library. The couple plans to live in Cedar Rapids. Modern Woodmen event and dance follow the wedding with pupils from Maddian school providing the program.
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Charles City
Cedar Rapids
Spow
Et al
Marjorie Graheny
This City
Carl Wackerharth
Frank Graham
New Orleans
Palm Beach
Miami
Havana
Cuba
Plans For Waterloo Woman's Club Two Day Bazaar
The Waterloo Woman's Club completed plans for a two day bazar featuring a white elephant sale and bake sale to be held in the old Paul Davis store building on Friday and Saturday. Mrs. W. Chapman presided over regular monthly meeting with board members present. Home baking will be offered Saturday only. Mrs. N. A. Lichty serves as general chair. New members Mrs. Frank Fish and Miss Nattie Bakker were welcomed. Reports and bill approvals were also given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Paul Davis
W. Chapmen
Nese KebBion
Yale
N. A. Lichty
Mra
Frank Fish
Nattle Bakker
Foggy Waterloo Morning Fogs Prompt Odd Scenes
A dense fog shrouded Waterloo causing pedestrians to flee in fear and machines to struggle with near zero visibility. Police credited safe driving during the weather while two men injured in a federal building revolving door reflected the fog’s odd dangers. Banana boats on the Cedar River kept foghorns sounding and moved cautiously as ice fives loomed nearby.
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Cty
London
Waterloo
Persons
Leighton
Federal Building
Cedar River
Maynard Declares Florida Buildings Sound for Boom Times
H N G Maynard secretary of Ventral Iowa Power and Light Co and his son Jack traveled from Miami Pla visiting relatives at Day tona and Palm Beach before touring Miami and other cities. He argued that new structures appearing flimsy are actually suited to Florida climate and will be torn down for larger buildings as growth continues. On return they visited Maynard’s former home in Washington Court House Ohio and a son’s family in Fort Wayne Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HN. G. Maynard
Iowa Power & Light Co
Jack
Miami
Pla
Air
Maynard
Y. O. Welch
Daytona
Palm Beach
Florida
Waterloo
Washington Court House
Robert
Fort Wayne
Lad
City in Brief Highlights from West Des Moines News and Campus
Weekend visitors from Cedar Rapids and Allison attend family gatherings and church services at the county home. College students from Iowa State, Gates Business College, and Taylor Beta Pi members are noted for scholarships and activities. Miss Bertha Van Ingan returns from a western trip. weather reports mention light snow in Canada and mild conditions at home. Local social notes include marriage license applications and upcoming Waterloo Players performances with complimentary theater tickets.
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Emmett White
Cedar Rapids
BF White
Fremont Street
Nelle B. Welres
Allison
Eva Welres
Gates Business College
E. B. Mannsey
Christ Episcopal
Waterloo Players
Waterloo Theatre
Hamld J. Biddulph
Waterton
Town State College
Beta Pi
Lawrence Hutson
Iowa State College
Ames
M. E. Hutson
Western Avenue
William Blythe
Lioux City
Pa|ific
van Ingan
Canada
Calvary Evangelical Church
Westnetro
Ould Waterley Lodge
Bow
Longtime Waterloo Dentist A. A. Ferris Dies at City Hospital
A. A. Ferris, a pioneering dentist in Waterloo and Los Angeles outreach leader, died Friday after an operation the day before. Survived by widow Sallie Leonard Ferris, a son in Long Beach, and Mrs. Mabel Keedick of New York City. Born 1852 in Black Hawk township, he built a notable practice from 1886 onward, helped shape city development, and was active in First Methodist Episcopal church and temperance work. Funeral next Thursday.
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Br. Algernon N. Ferris
Waverley
Witt
Los Angeles
Crs
Elty
Ward
Ben PB. Swisher
Erdy
Sallie Leonard
Mr. Swisher
Otho
Long Beach
Mabel Keedick
New York City
Ferris
GC. P.artman
Waterloo
Philadelphia Dental College
Parkersburg
H. D. Spaulding
Nourth Street
Ferris Corfauribt
Fourth and Jefferson
Olympia Fruit Company
Methodist Church
A. C. Bollinger
Waterloo Electrical Supply Company
J. G. Lildebrand
John D. Ferris
Black Hawk Township
Saratoga County
N. Y
Indiana
Ilinois
Alleged Embezzler and Pig Stealers Held Under Bonds
Albert Dennis arraigned in municipal court on embezzlement charged by Hawkere Oil company and bound over to the grand jury under 750. A. M. Shores and Cheries Nelson bound over under 500 each for grand larceny after confessing to stealing a pig from Rath Packing company. Dennis Shores and Nelson to county jail on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dennis
John W. Gwynne
Hawkere Oil Company
A. M. Shores
Cheries Nelson
J.C. Beem
Rath Packing Company
Dennis, Shores and Nelson
Ricker Promoted to Traffic Chief of North Dakota
M W Ricker of 1305 Serand Street West has been promoted from town district traffic chief for Northwestern Bell Telephone in Waldeno to division traffic chief of North Dakota. He plans to move his family to Fargo within two or three weeks. Ricker began as a solicitor in Minneapolis in 1905, then managed Red Wing exchanges, served as district chief at St Cloud, Fargo, and Des Moines before arriving in Waterloo in 1922 as district traffic chief.
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M. W. Ricker
Serand Street
Northwestern Tell Telephone Company
Waleriog
Red Wing
Minn
St. Cloud
Farge
Les Moines
Waterloo
N V Sibert to address Ontario Laundry Owners
N V Sibert, president of Svert's White Laundry, left Saturday evening for Ottawa, Ontario, to address a meeting of the Ontario Laundry Owners' association on Wash room Practice. He will visit other Canadian cities and return in about a week or 19 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OV. Sitert
Sivert
Ottawa
Ontario
Ontario Laundry Owners’ Association
Sibert
Linden M E Church Evangelistic Rally Reaches Peak
Thirty two young people answered the call at Linden M E Church on Sunday morning as special evangelistic services continue. The largest crowd attended the evening service where the evangelist spoke on The Unpardonable Sin. Pastor Tey A W Harrap calls it the beginning of a climax week. The week promises musical features including solos trips and quartets. The African Methodist church plans a Friday night delegation with special numbers. Bible readings are scheduled for 3 p m on Wednesday Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tey. A. W. Harrap
Linden Church
African Methodist Church
Parkersburg Man Appointed Butler County Recorder
Allison Ta Nov 2 The board of supervisors named George B Goeman Parkersburg as county recorder to fill the term of the late George R Dennis James Leach remains deputy Gorman a Parkersburg post office official highly recommended by locals Rh C Bode selects the recorder Lester Shepard son of Mr and Mrs Ben Shepard Dayton township named deputy in county auditor post Paulus W Wilmer with Mrs Verner Rogers resigns Destitute children in Butler County will again receive Christmas boxes from county youths for the Red Cross This is the second year of the drive and the county ships boxes from the superintendent office to New York then to 20 foreign destinations
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Taints
Lester Shepard
Ben Sheperd
Dayton Township
Paulus W. Wilmer
Vernerd Rogers
Greene High School
Waterloo
Butler County
Moves, Missing Names, and Mixed Notices in Town Ledger
Fragmentary notices describe shipments of toys and daily goods, a register change for West Velne and bigley townships, and Fullerton Lumber moving office, storeroom, and millwork spaces. New foundation laid across the street. Burbridge firm constructed the building. Local yard improvements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamber Concern
Fullerton Lumber Company
Burbridge & Burbridge
Bunnaer
Ant Wal
Gideons Aid Fairbank Churches Collect Bibles
Forty two Bibles were contributed at services conducted by Waterloo and Cedar Nall Gideons in St John s Lutheran Baptist and Methodist churches of Fairbank on Sunday. Members will meet Saturday evening at Hotel Lin after dinner in Bishop cafeteria. Virginia J Wharton, who died in Birmingham at 104, had received letters daily from her son in Dulles for 30 years. Buenos Aires features parks and fine mansions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia J. Wharton
Birmingham
Ala
Dulles
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