Club Votes to Seek New Headquarters
The Business and Professional Women’s Club voted to not renew its lease at 310 1/2 Fourth Street West in March and will move to a new meeting place. The fall balance showed a $572.95 net profit after expenses with more income pending. Three new members were welcomed and a chicken dinner featured a full-rigged schooner model and gold emblem seals on place cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
West
Business and Professional Women's Club
Ruby Reddinger
May Speedling
Gladys Dawson
Bess Nichols
Alice S. Warsaw
Samothrace
Nike
Convertion
Keokuk
Elizabeth Mewney
Teva Brady
Martha McGormick
Wadds
Forster
d'Hardeldl
Harold Smith
Molly Jones
Fort Dodge Club
Eva Wagner
Mildred Gleason
Bernice Ravelin
Mrs Hildebrand Heads Waterloo Garden Club Again
Mrs J G Hildebrand was unanimously reelected president of the Waterloo Garden Club at its final meeting of the year held at S E C Litchfield's Cedar Heights home. Forty five members attended as plans for February include a two minute member garden experience talks and a question box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Hildebrand
Waterloo Garden Club
S. E. C. Litchfield
Cedar Heights
Hildebrand
M. B. Cleveland
J. E. Bragdon
B. W. Schuneman
O. J. Conery
John Fiske P T A Hears Talk on Know the Child
John Fiske Parent Teacher Association met Tuesday at the school. Mrs W P D Burdick national Kindergarten association field secretary spoke on Know the Child. Maxine Mead read and Clarence Dewey led a song. Clarence Briden was chosen treasurer to fill a vacancy. Third grade won best attendance prize. mothers of seventh graders served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fiske
W. PD. Burdick
Natonal Kindergarten Association
Jed
Clarence Dewey
Maxine Mead
Clarence Briden
George Deyo
Mary Ames Knight to Marry Edward Milton Grant
Miss Mary Ames Knight, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perkins Knight of Felseneck Manchester by the Sea, and Edward Milton Grant of Manchester plan marriage. Grant, son of Rev. and Mrs. Alfie Roland Grant, is pastor of First Congregational church in Manchester. Knight is Wheaton College graduate of 1925. A Yeomen card party with bridge and 500 is set for Friday in the K of P hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Perkins Knight
Felseneck
Manchester-by-the- Sea
Mass
Mary Ames Knight
Edward Milton Grant
Manchester
Mars
Alfie Roland Grant
Buckingham
Mise Knight
Wheaton College
Grant
First Congregational Church
Geneseo Methodist Church
Paul Johnson
Waterloo
Raymond Grant
Nashua Methodist Episcopal Church
Chautauqua Club Delves into Early American History
In a West Street library session the Chautauqua Club studied the French Revolution and its impact on American politics. Discussion covered Genet's activities, Washington's policy, and the recall of Genet, plus the War of 1812 causes and shifts in public sentiment toward Jeffersonian democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publo Library
Potomac
Washington
Lincoln
Lee
Jefferson
Genet
America
France
Louis XIV
Pheasant luncheon and card party highlights at local gatherings
Mrs. C. R. Schoel hosted a pheasant luncheon with bridge at 1 PM featuring chrysanthemums and green tapers. The guest list included many local wives and Mrs. J. Foster and Mrs. J. d. Cook received favors at a Moose hall card party with plans for a Nov. 15 bazaar and card party. Woodmen of the World and Woodsmen's Circle set an officer installation and oyster supper at Knights of Columbus hall tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Scheel
William Buxton
Frederick Schoel
Frank Shireman
Perry Cowles
Hal Mosher
P. H. Swain
V. W. Albee
Louis Hecklinger
E. L
Woodmen of the World
Woodsmen's Circle
Knights of Columbus Hall
Fox Woodmen
Circle
Hints in beauty care astringents for hot days
The article advises homemade skin astringents during summer heat to tighten pores. It recommends warm water with mild soap and borax or baking soda, soft water, oatmeal or soap for softening, boiled water when possible, and using cold water as a primary astringent. It also suggests vinegar, cologne, alcohol-based tonics, starch rinses, peroxide caution, olive oil massage, and notes on body measurements for a 25 year old individual.
Halloween Party For Local Hosts Graced By Ghost Tales
Mrs. Dybsford and Mrs. Te Wald entertained at a Halloween party at Dybsford's home. Guests entered the goblins den and played witchery games with ghost stories read by Mrs. Gartle Wilimek. Prizes went to Mrs. Willmek and Mrs. John Bytes. a midnight luncheon followed the after tale reenactment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Dybsford
Vern Te Wald
Hallowe’en
Nick
Willkmek
John Bytes
Kenneth Lynes
Damon, Cheney
Lynes
Rose Briden
Charles Burke
Willmek
Joe Horsfall
Damon Cheney
Maude Manahl
F. K. Stanton
King's Daughters Meet in Home of Mrs Klingaman
Mrs. C. E. Klingaman hosted Silver Cross circle of the King's Daughters with assistance from Mrs. Alvin Peters Mrs. C J Ness and Miss Viola Pierce Devotions were led by Mrs J W Easley and a state convention report was given by Mrs H J Hemmerling which met at Fort Madison October 12 14 Cotton Blossom Singers performed Several selections were also presented by the group including a solo by Mrs Cc J Murphy. Marriage of Albert Perry Yarrington and Miss Mabel Bookmire of Dundee Delaware county officiated by Judge Ralph W Hasner in his chambers at the courthouse. The ceremony followed the late Judge S B Stiles of Manchester form used by his ascension to the bench September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Klingaman
Silver Cross Circle
King's Daughters
Alvin Peters
C. J. Ness
Viola Pierce
J. WW. Easley
H. J. Hemmerling
Fort Madison
Cotton Blossom Singers
Cc. J. Murphy
Albert Perry Yarrington
Mabel Bookmire
Dundee
Delaware County
Doa. Om
Ralph W. Hasner
5. B. Stiles
Manchester
Hasner
Club Notes Bright social events spread across town
Mrs. George Meffert entertains Elite circle tomorrow afternoon. Eldeen elite meets with Mrs. H B Reynolds and Mrs. Kittle M Cutler hosting in her home. F O P club to be entertained by Mrs. George Jump. La Lomita club to gather with Mrs. W F Koriger for a 1 o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Earl Zearly hosts Los Comedies club at Mrs G A Lininger home. Mrs Friinbauer hosts Happy Hour Needlework club with 1 o'clock luncheon yesterday. Halloween motifs used. Cotton Blossom Singers perform then vote to fund Piney Woods project in Mississippi. Miss Virginia Clary hosts Keosauqua Diner ridge club at Hotel Russell Lamson last evening. table set for Mines Paul Lutgen Otto Joseph Lutgen and guests. favors to Mrs Otto and Luigen. Halloween colors and motifs adorn table.
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Virginia Clary
Ridge Club
Hotel Russell- Lamson
Mines
Otto
Joseph Lutgen
Ruth Hamilton
Dorothy Wells
Helyn Miller
Ethyl Reinhart
Marie Gleadon
Madeline Manning
Miss Manning
Miss Sibothan Arrives to Preview The Servant in the House
Miss Valerie Sibothan of the Drama League arrived in Waterloo as advance representative for The Servant In the House by Charles Rann Kennedy. The play opens next Monday at the Waterloo theatre under Drama League sponsorship to promote better drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valerie Sibothan
Charles Rann Kennedy
Waterloo
Drama League of America
Sibothan
League
Drama League
Miss Sibothan
Edith Wynne Matthison
Kate Lawson
Theatre Guild of New York
Miss Sibothans
Hotel Russell+Lamson
Ladies Auxiliary Halloween Party Near Town
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Mail Carriers hosted a Halloween party at the home of Mr and Mrs W J Ryan five miles northeast of town. Guests wore masks and a ghost greeted them. a spook parade followed with prizes for costumes awarded to Mrs Kenneth Myers Ray Sawyer Mrs Don Bandfield and Mrs C L Jeppesen. Games and prizes were also given to G H Williams Harvey Zeller and Mrs R M Shafer. A three course luncheon was served by the social committee led by Mrs Carrol Borjen. The home was decorated in Halloween colors. a Pythian Sisters bridge luncheon will be held tomorrow at 1 pm at Park Inn on the Janesville road with proceeds for the educational fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mail Carriers’ Association
Hallowe'er Barty
W. J. Ryan
Kenneth Myers
Ray Sawyer
Don Bandfield
C. L. Jeppesen
G. H. Williams
Harvey Zeller
R. M. Shafer
Carrol Borjen
Hallowe'en
Pythian Sisters
Park Inn
Janesville Road
Church Lectures and Society Meetings Schedule
Miss Leola Strope continues lectures on The Bible and Archaeology at First Presbyterian Church tonight. The Ce dar Heights Community Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society meets tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Prank A. Cage. Alaska topic discussion by Mrs. M. J. Fowler. Those who attended state convention last month expected to report. First Lutheran Ladies Aid meets tomorrow in the church basement for an all day quilting with a noon picnic. Business session at 2 30 pm. Hostesses include Mrs. Caroline Hartman and Mrs. Edward Burk. Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid hosts in the school auditorium tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. William White Mrs. Ernest Widdel and Mrs. Mary Wilharm assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola Strope
First Presbyterian Church
Woman's Missionary Society of
Cedar Heights
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Lutheran Church
Caroline Hartman
Edward Burk
William White
Ernest Widdel
Mary Wilharm
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Immanuel Lutheran Church
South Bend Counts Weeks in a Busy Year Calendar
A South Bend report notes the city has 135 weeks in the year while paydays stay at 52. The calendar includes many themed weeks such as bread and milk, father and son, linoleum, prayer, courtesy, safety, and national clean-up. It also mentions days like tuberculosis Sunday, peach day, good-will day, and personal preparedness day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
La Porte Man 15 Fined and Jailed on Boose Charges
Lindley J. Smith of La Porte City faced multiple pleas in mayor and district court. He received fines of 50, 100, and 300 dollars plus costs for city ordinance violation illegal liquor possession and related charges. He was sentenced to three months in county jail. Authorities seized a small liquor quantity after warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley J. Smith
la Porte City
R. Wit Hasner
Smith
Ed Abel
Wetr
Armistice day plans and local notices from city page
Final plans for Armistice day observance will be discussed at Becker Chapman post meeting at Regional Memorial hall tonight. Retiring commander A B Zimmerman will report post activities. Judge R W Blasner granted divorce to Cora Cofer Duke from Joe G Duke for cru el treatment. Mrs Duke awarded custody of Joseph Austin, 18 months.
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Becker- Chapman
American Legional Memorial Hall
A. A. Zimmerman
R. W. Blasner
Cora Cofer Duke
Joe G. Duke
Tangney McGinn hotel plans in Waterloo discussed
J D Lifling returns from Phoenix on business. Stevenson and Frodin of H O Stevens Chicago arrive to review the Tangney McGinn hotel project at Park avenue and Sycamore Street with E F Tangney and S F McGinn. Minor additions will add modern hotel conveniences. Remember Lew Garrett lecture at First Congregational Church Wednesday night. Tickets available.
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J. D. Lifling
Phoenix
Ariz
J. ©. Stevenson
R. S. Frodin
H. O. Stevens Company
Chicago
Tangney-McGinn
Park Avenue
Sycamore Street
Waterloo
E. F. Tangney
S. F. McGinn
Lew Garett
Film actress announces wedding next month in Hollywood
Hollywood, Gal, Nov 2. Edna Murphy film actress and reading woman for Monte Blue announced she would be married next month to Mervyn LeRoy. She said the wedding date was tentatively set for December 1. Estate transfers listed include Dora Palmer to E. P. Kennison and Maude Titcomb to Allie Hardy among others.
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Hollywood
Edna Murphy
Monte Blue
Mervyn Leroy
Dora Palmer
E. FP
Kennison
Maywood
Maude
Titcomb
Allie Hardy
Seash Park
Anna R. Fritz
Francis Lynn
Jot T
O. Plat
Western Securities Co
J. HL Popejoy
Cowln
William Leask, Jr
Lola Mattern
Forest Park
Beet Sea
Emma Nemecek
Gramey Jerald
Litchfield
Sunday School Rev. Fitzwater Leads Moody Bible Institute Tour
Fragmentary OCR notes show Rev. Fitzwater of Moody Bible Institute in Chicago associated with Sunday School movement. The readable text confirms a religious education context from the Western News, 1626 copyright line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Fitzwater
Ey An En Schone
Moody
Chicago
Western News
Paper Union
Amos lesson on judgment and return to God
The lesson outlines Amos 1 to 9 focusing on Israel as a virgin nation under threat, the call to return to God, and renouncing idolatry perversion of judgment and dethroning righteousness. It warns against worship without holiness and urges seeking God for life, justice in the gate, and a faithful moral path.
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Mighty Strean
Israel
Amos
Egypt
Bethel
Gugat
Beersheba
Gor
Hese
Gease
Layiche
Mrs Dawes Prefers Home Life and Radio to Swirl of Society
Evanston memo notes Mrs Charles Gates Dawes chose a comfortable Evanston home over a Washington hotel life after her husband became vice president. Her children Dane and Virginia aged 14 and 12 were raised there with patronage to charity events and a strong radio hobby shaping her days.
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Mrs. Dawes
Evanston
Charles Gates Dawes
Dawes
Dane
Virginia
Washington
Caro Dawes
Dana
Charles G. Dawes
Caro Blymer
Cincinnati
Lst
Maos Children's Home and Ald so ciety
She is a member of many clubs, but her friends never have trouble finding her at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maos Children's Home
Ald Society
Acid Scalp Remedy Promises Quick Hair Shine
An advertising feature promotes Danderine as a dandruff dissolvent that neutralizes scalp acidity to revive hair shine. It claims results in five minutes and offers a bottle for thirty five cents at drugstores to keep hair soft and well behaved.
Waterlo o Evening Courier Patterns
Pattern notices describe up to date designs from the Fashion Department. Send requests to Waterloo Evening Courier for current pattern patterns and pricing. Orders are filed promptly and shipped within about ten days after seating.
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Waterloo
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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P. W. Club
Society
Lew Sarett
Becker Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic
Leala Strope
Heyre
Sacred Heart School
Trinity Luther League
Epworth League
Linden M. EL
Clara Barlow guild—Universalist
Graves A
B. Hhirch
Eldeen Clus
H. &. Reynolds
F. P
Kitlie M. Cut
Cedar Heights Missionary Society
Frank A. Tjage
First Litheran Aid Society
Los Comedres
G. A. Liningen
L. MT
PH Panisen
George Melfert
C. BE
George Jump
Nate Hnartong
Immanuel Lutheran Aid Society
Weller Dietz
Nota Strayer
Thursday Avenue
Wooden
Worl Ina Woodmen’s ‘Circle
K. of C
Mrs. Hildebrand
Garden Club
P.T. A
E. M. Grant
P. Hall
W. E. Silver
Harry Bandfield
E. F. Martin
Martin Jorgenson
Chautauqua Club
C. R. Schoel
W. B. AW
Moose Hall
J. Foster
J. d. Cook
Sam Dillon
Frank Geler
Fred Grant
Kate Swan
Kansas City
Kan
Supreme Regional
Mrs. Dybsford
Mrs. Te Wald
King
Mrs. Klingaman
George Meffert
Elite Circle
Eldeen Elite
H. B. Reynolds
Kittle M. Cutler
F. 0. P. Club
la Lomita Club
W. F. Koriger
Earl Zearly
Los Comedies Club
G. A. Lininger
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Church News
Martial Et Armand
LA Porte Man
L. J. Smith
Mayor’s
Brisf
Buchanan's
M.C
M. L. Olson
Palmer School
A. Dickey
Walnut Street
Cass County
Claude
Maine
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Monta
Orion
Lfe
James
Wbuchanan
Mr. Glasswearer
Optical Service
Anmuminmibuchanan
Mrs
Cunningham Radio Tubes
Standard Tire Co
Emer
W. &K and
Eity
Waterloo Real Estate Board
Tiller
Jersey
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