Women Hear Mrs Mayer on Vote Duty in Waterloo
Mrs Max Mayer of Des Moines spoke at the Waterloo Woman's clubhouse on Women's Responsibility to Vote. She urged citizens to vote, stressed finding the 31 slackers per 100 eligibles, and warned against fines for nonvote while keeping democracy voluntary. The talk, nonpartisan, highlighted the ballot's power in government effectiveness.
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Max Mayer
Des Moines
Waterloo
Woman's Club
Eva
Adam
Mayer
Women's Club
J. P. Jones
Black Hawk Wtys
Waterloo Woman's Club
Wendorse
Black Hawk County
Black Hawk
Church and club events fill Thursday notices
Rev O M Yaggy spoke at First Presbyterian Sunday School Workers meeting on religious education. St Margaret's guild hosted luncheon at Mrs J T Riordan's home. Central Christian church Division five met at 608 Dawson Street with guests. Stealy sisters hosted a Hallo we'en party at 727 Indiana Street. St John's young people's club held a masquade party for eighty. Mystic Workers juveniles set gathering Saturday at 2 PM in Waterloo I O O F hall.
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First Evangelical Church
First Presbyterian Sunday School Workers’ Association
St.Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Episcopall Church
J. T. Riordan
Joseph Piak
Prospect Boulevard
W. A. Reed
J. G. Creede
George Trimbell
Central Christian’ Church
Dawson Street
Frank Helms
Cedar Falls
F. L. Klug
L. C. Harris
E. W. Wardle
Misses Stealy
Misses Lorraine
Betty Jane Stealy
Indiana Street
Dorothy Yates
Paul Stealy
St. John’s
Young People’s Club
Marie Kline
Mildred Ireland
Bertha Kopel
Hints in beauty care throat treatments and facial cleansing
A vintage beauty column advises on throat care using lanoline cold cream made from lard lanolin rose water and benzoin to firm lax muscles and nourish skin. It recommends hot scrubs neck binding with cotton bandage and leaving cream on for hours followed by warm then cold rinses. Advice also covers blackhead removal and scalp itching remedies with castile soap as alternative.
Social Calendar Events Across Local Organizations
Clara Barton guild hosts a Universalist parish house party. East High School girl reserves meet at Y. This isus club gathers with Mrs. William Davidson. Homemakers class at First M. E. church and Married folks' class at Central Christian Church. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Martin attend Yeoman lodge at K. P. hall. Temple Rebekah lodge meets at Black Hawk I.O.O.F. hall. Faith circle class at First Evangelical church with Mrs. August Hartwig. Daughters Civil War Veterans at Memorial hall. Alpha Chi fraternity with Elks club. Kildare club at Black's tearoom. Official board at Graves Memorial United Brethren church. King's Heralds at Grace M. E. church. Triple-Four club with Mrs. Ralph Snafer. Mystic Workers juveniles at Waterloo I.O.O.F. hall. Saturday evening Waterloo junior high school girl reserves at Y. W. C. A.
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Universalist
East High School
Isus Club
William Davidson
M. E. Church
Central Christian
Church
Lester Martin
Yeoman Lodge
K. P. Hall
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk
C. F. Hall
Faith Circle
First Evangelical Church
August Hartwig
Veterans— Memorial Hall
Alpha Chi Fraternity
Elks Club
Kildare Club
Black's Tearoom
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
King's Heralds
Grace M. E. Church
Ralph Snafer
Mystic Workers
Waterloo I. O. O. F. Hall
Waterloo
Woman's Club Honors Schubert In Morning Program
Fine Arts department at the Woman's Club features a Schubert themed program with Mrs. E. L. Cortoh praising the composer as a poet of melodies. She notes his early talent, 1800 plus songs, and key works like Erl King and Ave Maria. The event showcases Schubert’s diverse output including symphonies and chamber music.
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Shelley
Schubert
Woman's Club
E. L. Cortoh
Schumann
Mendelssohn
Keats
Chopin
Mozart
Corton
Vienna
Goethe
Sylvia
ISU C girls perform stunt at Blue Triangle meeting
Thirty Iowa State Teachers College girls plus Gates Business College students attended a Blue Triangle league meeting at the YWCA. Notable participants included college president Miss Marryette Creasy and secretary Miss Katherine Seay. About 70 guests ate dinner.
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Iowa State Teachers College
Blue Triangle League
Gates Business College
Marryette Creasy
Katherine Seay
Lois Simpson
Alice Rohr
Hope East
Vera Engelbrecht
Grace Lepard
Flora Bailey
Mary Wiler
Mabel Gauger
Sylvia Day
Ruth Anna Eichhorn
Angela Guthormson
Shirley Kilpatrick
Genevieve Mosher
Janet Reade
Katherine Rose
Jane McMillan
Dorothy Ris
Helen Curtis
Jean Richards
Wilhelmine Haley
Mae Lewis
Lois McKitrick
Marge Walton
Alice Wheeler
Mary Helen Brown
Eleanor Robb
Bernice Larson
Agnes Mae Wilson
Miss Jensen Weds Walker F. Smith at Parents' Home
Grace Jensen daughter of Mr and Mrs George V Jensen wed Walker F Smith son of Mr and Mrs Fred Smith at 8 o clock Thursday evening in the Jensen home 516 Campbell avenue Waterloo Iowa Rev W P McCormick of Westminster church performed the single ring ceremony in a small gathering The bride wore blue chiffon velvet and red roses reception followed hosted by Mrs Jensen assisted by Mrs Frehse Guests included the Smiths Vaughns Lockies and Frehses The couple will reside in Waterloo Mr Smith is an engineer with John Deere and a former McIntire high school student The bride a West High 1925 graduate studied at Iowa State Teachers College and Gates business college employed at Rath Packing
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Grace Jensen
George V. Jensen
Walker F. Smith
Fred Smith
McIntire
Campbell Avenue
W. P. McCormick
Waestminster Presbyterian Church
Jensen
Fred Frehse
James Vaughn
Robert Lockie, McIntire
Frehse
Mike Frehse
Anne Kessler
Waterloo
Zionist Movement Discussed by Hadassah Society
Mrs. Dave Siegel recounted the Zionist movement at a Hadassah meeting held at 442 Bayard Street. She highlighted Lord Balfour and Dr. Chaim Weizmann and noted the eleventh anniversary of the Balfour Declaration.
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Dave Siegel
Hadassah Society
Julius Schultz
Bayard Street
Lord Balfour
Palestine
Chim Weissmann
England
World Zionist Association
J. Kanofsky
Siegel
Mason City
Eli Katz
Ludwig Lewisohn
Sam Diamond
Hadassah
Cedar Falls
Golden Wedding Day Observed by Vinton Couple
Vinton Iowa November 2 Mr and Mrs J Lee Fellows celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home with many friends calling and sending postcards and letters Mrs Fellows formerly Miss Fannie Adams Mr Fellows has belonged to the Methodist church 62 years A W R C dinner for workers at the Women's Relief Corps bazar Saturday noon in Memorial hall
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Courier
Vinton
J. Lee Fellows
Fellows
Fannie Adams
The
Methodist Church
Women’s‘ Relief Corps Bazar
Memorial Hall
City in Brief from Des Moines and Surroundings
Reports from Gen. Phil C Hanna indicate he is regaining strength after illness in his Irving hotel room. Various notices include a probate filing by George Pett leaving estate to Isabelle and then to Herbert on his death, bereavement travels, and upcoming homecomings. Cranial events cover cremation of Cornelia Lawrence, a Civil War veteran W G Power’s death, and multiple travel and social items. alterations at National Cigar store, and community notices include a rummage sale and a church chicken dinner listing.
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Phil C. Hanna
Irving Hotel
Altho
George Pett
Seventh Street
Isabelle
Herbert
J. J. Miller
New MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promises Longevity
MELLO-GLO is pitched as a new shade youth color that resists perspiration and keeps skin from looking dry. The French Process powder allegedly beautifies, sticks well, lasts longer, and won’t clog pores. Endorsed by Lauer man’s.
Brookhart Attacks Peek as Half Truth Peddler
Springfield, Nov 2. Senator Brookhart of Iowa harshly attacked George N. Peek, head of the Smith independent organizations committee, as a “vicious purveyor of falsehoods” and a half truth dealer in a Springfield address inspired by James A. Reed. Brookhart blamed Peek for misrepresenting wartime farm price policies and for backing the McNary-Haugen plan while accusing Reed of relying on Peek’s statements rather than his own knowledge.
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George N. Peek
Smith Independent Organizations Committee
Smith W.brookhart
Iowa
James A. Reed
Missouri
Chicago
Peek
Brookhart
Reed
Herbert Cover
Senator Brookhart
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Wilson
Peck
Oyster Pockets In Six Inch Pastry Squares
Delicate drained oysters baked in pastry squares with a cream sauce folded in. Fold triangle shapes, prick tops, bake until crust is done in a buttered pan, serve hot with parsley or watercress. Also notes on serving fruits with a silver knife and handling sponge cake batter and reheating stews safely.
Wheat price fixing debate cited in 1918 context
A fragment cites a claim that a senator influenced wheat pricing and that the senate unanimously set 1918 wheat at 2 dollars a bushel, 26 cents below President Wilson’s Hoover era board decision. The passage contrasts political figures and wartime price controls.
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Senate
Wilson
Hoover
Yes Hoover and Why by Joe Mitchell Chapple
Joe Mitchell Chapple, editor and La Porte City native, writes an intimate appreciation of Mr and Mrs Herbert Hoover titled Yes Hoover and Why. The 48 page brochure details Hoover life from West Branch Iowa to his role as secretary of commerce and includes a biographical sketch of Lou Henry Hoover born in Waterloo Iowa.
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Joe Mitchell Chapple
la Porte City
Lou Henry
Waterloo
Chapple
West Branch
Commerce
Still and moonshine found at Schultz home after death
Authorities discover an 80 gallon still, 14 gallons of mash and several barrels of liquor at the Burlington Iowa home of John C Schultz after he committed death by own action. The incident is reported as a self inflected death tied to moonshine production. The discovery follows the tragedy noted in the dated dispatch.
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Burlington
John C. Schultz
Last Call for Poll Tax Before Suits
Final warning to overdue poll tax payers sent by Charles C. MacKay city clerk. Over 3,000 residents have not paid the $3.50 due, now $5.00. if suits are needed, total costs may reach about $8.60 to cover court fees. Three law firms bid for collection. poll tax funds road upkeep, not elections.
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Charles C. MacKay
MacKay
Iowa finals set for Atwater Kent radio audition
Ten girls and ten boys aged 18 to 25 compete tonight on WHO Des Moines for the Iowa Atwater Kent audition finals. Winners, one man and one woman, advance to the district meet in Chicago on November 24.
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Des Moines
WHO
Iowa
Atwater Kent Radio
Chicago
Brain Test Answer Summary Card
Mediterranean and sea wide across. Cats milk trees pursued by dogs. Twelve months year. Glass broken fall mended.
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