Waterlo o Garden Club Elects Officers and Week Schedule
Waterloo women plan a busy week with Garden Club officer elections and a talk on deciduous shrubs and vines by Mrs. M. B. Cleveland at Mrs. H. B. Maynard’s home on Fourth Street West. Nominees include Mrs. G. M. Johnson and Mrs. J. F. Bragdon for president, with E. R. Shoemaker chairing the nominating committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Garden Club
State Convention of Regents of Daughters of Isabella
Waterloo Women’s Club
Waterloo
H. B. Maynard
Fourth Street West
M. B. Cleveland
GM. Johnson
J. F. Bragdon
E.R. Shoemaker
A. E. Rumsey
W. W. Marsh
A. J. Conery
W. D. Burdick
Garden Club
Fine Arts Music Tea Hosted by Waterloo Woman's Club
Mrs. Howard Burr presided as chairman of the Fine Arts department at a Waterloo Woman's Club meeting where a musical program by the interpretive music club featured piano by Karl Clayton, violin by Elizabeth Green, readings by M. LaRue, songs by Martha McGormick, and harp by Truman Wagner. The event raised funds for soldiers kits and included plans for book review and district convention activities. About 76 Wasteton club members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Burr
Waterloo Woman's Club
Uime
M. Cc. Allland
B Natural Musics Club
Interpretive Music Club
Charles Young
Mecberth Marshall
Fred McClain
Claude Bennett
Karl Clayton
Elizabeth Green
M. ©. LaRue
Martha McGormick
Harold Smith
Truman Wagner
Forrest Gillpatrick
CG. H.trunkey
C. W. Eby
FP. B. Pratt
R. E. Addington
C. J. Ness
W. A. Wenke
Department
Burr
F. W. Whitley
Third District
W.H. Bickley
Woman's Club
H. B. Maynard
Honorary Commerce Group Initiates Ruth Saupe at Waterloo Dinner
The Honorary Commerce Group will hold a dinner in Waterloo at the Gold Room of Hotel President tonight at 2 p.m. Ruth Saupe of Spirit Lake will be initiated into membership of the Pi Omega Pi, a national honorary commercial fraternity. Over 25 local members will attend. invitations have been sent to Epsilon chapter members in Iowa City. Mary Wheat, president of the State Teachers College chapter, will serve as mistress. The program and decorations are organized by Maurice Keranier, Thornburg. Hazel Oren, Jolley. Ruch Johns, dean of women’s office assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedat Falls
Waterloo
P. T
Ruth Saupe
Lake
Pi Omega Pl
Xen
Epsilon
Jawa City
Mary Wheat
State Teachers College
Maurice Keranier
Thornburg
Hazel Oren
Jolley
Ruch Johns
New York College Official to Speak at I.8.T.C. Nov. 5
Cedar Falls, Nov 2 Sara M Sturtevant head of the department of advisors of women and girls and professor of education in the Teachers college at Columbia University will speak to Iowa State Teachers college students Tuesday Nov 3 at 3 pm on New Frontiers in an Old World Miss Sturtevant will also speak at a dinner in her honor by the American Association of University Women Faculty Dames and the College club in Cedar Falls Womens clubhouse Tuesday evening Dean Sadie B Campbell a friend of the New York educator is to be another honored guest at the affair Tuesday noon Miss Campbell will luncheon in the home economics department of the state Members of the Elen 4H Richards club under the direction of Anna L Leggett will serve the luncheon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Sara M. Sturtevant
Department of Advisors of Women and Girls
Teachers College
Columbia University
Iowa State Teachers College
Miss
Sadie B. Campbell
New York
Miss Campbell
Miss Sturtevant
Home Economics
Elen 4H. Richards Club
Anna L. Leggett
Hints in Beauty Care Kent Forbes Face Masks
Kent Forbes prescribes an egg face mask mixed with vinegar water camphor rosewater and cucumber juice as a simple inexpensive treatment. He claims it tightens the skin removes wrinkles and clears complexion with weekly use while noting safety and personal grooming tips.
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Kent Forbes
Waterloo club meetings and social events list
A detailed schedule of club meetings and social events for the upcoming week in Waterloo. Numerous groups share venues such as Memorial Hall Pythian Sisters hall Hotel President and Black Hawk I.O.O.F. hall. Activities include dances, card parties, garden classes, dinners, and sewing circles with many local organizers named.
Fifth Wedding Date Celebrated by Waterloo Pair
The fifth anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Wise M. Gol Nex, 506 Summer Street, was celebrated last evening with a surprise party arranged by Mrs. Charles Schmidt and Miss Ione Collier. Burro was the principal diversion. Favors went to Mrs. Schmidt and Mrs. Ralph Shave. Mrs. Howard Gamer gave piano and vocal numbers. There were piano selections by Miss Collier and Miss Verna Jensen of Waverly. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shave, Mr. and Mrs. Jon Mortensen, Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Axel Jensen and daughters Verna and Evelyn of Waverly, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schmidt, Mrs. Cecil Jensen of Janesville, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Mortensen
Waterloo
Axel Jensen
Verna
Evelyn
Waverly
Charles Schmidt
Cecil Jensen
Janesville
Howard Garner
Leona Henney to Be Honor Guest at Bridal Parties
Miss Leona Henney will be honored at a morning waffle breakfast in the Hawkeye room Hotel President. Hostesses include Mrs. Jack Zoller and Misses Hor tense MiWhorter and Thelma Bradford. Miss Henney to wed James McAleece of Chicago Monday. A personal shower will follow. Attending guests include Mrs. Glen Babcock, Mrs. Art Hartson, Mrs. Victoria Buehner, Mrs. J. Schenk, Misses Ann Bohan, Bee Driscoll, Thelma Driscoll, Lillian Kline, and Carolyn Johnson. Ann Bohan will entertain Miss Henney at Riviera tea room tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Zoller
Hortense MiWhorter
Thelma Bradford
Hawkeye Room
Leona Henney
James MccAleece
Chicago
Glen Babcock
Art Hartson
Victoria Buehner
J. Schenk
Ann Bo
Northeastern Iowa Couples Are United at Fall Weddings
Numerous fall weddings across Northeastern Iowa are reported. Rosella Bandle of Alta Vista wed Wilbur Tietjen at the Little Brown Church in Nashua with a dinner to follow. Frances Kucera and Arthur Rebik from Elberon wed Oct. 29 in Toledo. Lila Vest and Philip Shoemaker announced their Kansas City marriage, with plans to reside there. Edna Helm and Lewis Zearfoss tied the knot in Austin Minnesota, now based in Belle Plaine. Vada Rumbaugh married L M Crawford of Sabetha in Sabetha. Alma Schlotfelts and Carl Janssen wed in Mt. Auburn. Hanna White and LaVerne Bird married in Charles City. Wilma Trout and Edward Zimmer married in Charles City, brides employed in local theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosella Bandle
A. Cs. Bandle
Ala Vista
Wilbur Tietjen
Alta Vista
Little Brown Church
Yale
A. F. Karsten
Zion Gutheran Church
New Hampton High School
Pletjen
Frances Kucera
Arthur Rebik
Elberon
Office of
EB. M. Mufford
Toledo
Rebik
Lila Trene Vest
Clara Vest
Philip Craighill
Kansas City
Wilma Frances Trout
Mitchell
Edward Zimmer
Charles City
G. JE. Hess
Orange Township Couple Celebrate 22nd Nuptial Date
Orange Township November 3 Mr and Mrs A B Zuck hosted a dinner at their home to celebrate their twenty second wedding anniversary The Halloween theme ran through the decorations Their daughter Marian Bechtelheimer and Belva Forney helped with service The Zucks were married in Waterloo in 1907 and moved to their farm in 1909
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Orange ‘Township
A. B. Zuck
Marian Bechtelheimer
Belva Forney
Church Group Activities Highlight Local Gatherings
Mrs E F Cowles hosted Group 2 of Ladies Aid at United Presbyterian yesterday. Seventy three First M E seniors attended a church luncheon. Rev W O Chisholm will lead the mission study for United Presbyterian Young People tomorrow. First Presbyterian women plan a joint meeting with two pageants and music. Burton Avenue Baptist seniors marked Halloween with contests and fortunes. Mildred Secrest played a witch. prizes went to Siiney Petersen and Ruth Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Cowles
Ladies’ Aid Society
United Presbyterian Church
I. W. Day
Ond Street
West
First. M. E. Church
W. O. Chisholm
United Presbyterian Young People
Tonorrow
Buchanan's Bank
Promise
James Graham
Clair H. Parker
First Presbyterian Church
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Hallowe'en
Mildred Secrest
Siiney Petersen
Ruth Harper
Muriel Dryden
Leslie
Esther Petersen
Walter Vick
Club Notes Highlight Local Women’s Groupsweek
Mrs. M Bowen hosted the Personality club at 1118 Borten avenue with games and contests. Guest Mrs. George Hansen won the chit prize and plans for a Christmas party were discussed. Members of Mi Jo club meet Tuesday with Mrs. W H Gallagher. The Soelat band meeting shifted to Wednesday at Mrs G W Laninger’s home with a 6 o'clock luncheon and a 10 cent grabbag gift. Mrs H Larken was elected president of P L club at a luncheon. secretay is Mrs H Schotter. The P L club votes to meet Nov 8 with Mrs Floyd Stoyles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. ©. Bowen
Borten Avenue
Personality Club
George Hansen
Mi Jo. Club
W. H. Gallagher
Hillcrest Apartments
Soelat Band
WIN
G. W. Laninger
H. Larken
P. L. Club
Black's Tearom
H. Schotter
Floyd Stoyles
Seven Iowa Circle Regents to Meet for State Assembly
Seven Iowa circle Regents of Daughters of Isabella will gather in the city on Saturday November 9 for the seventh Iowa state assembly meeting. Miss Mary Phelan state regent from Fort Madison will preside. A hostess committee from Castile Waterloo will meet delegates upon arrival and a charity card party will be held Friday November 8 at K hall with bridge and 500. Delegates arriving Friday will be guests at the party. Saturday noon luncheon precedes the 2 p.m. session at Hotel President. A dinner in the Gold Room at the hotel Saturday evening is chaired by Mrs A J Joynt and open to all Daughters of Isabella. The convention program was arranged by Mrs J F O Keefe. Regents named include Mildred Tarpy Burlington Joseph Reinstein West Point Rose Conoble Keokuk Cecelia Wohrer Wart Madison Catherine Monie Charles City Anna Dillon Webster City Katharine Meyers Davenport.
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Iowa
Daughters of
Isabella
Mary
Phelan
Fort Madison
Castile
Vella
Waterloo
Hall
Jom Koch
F. A. Masberg
Mary Cronin
Mary Kildee
A. J. Joynt
Gold Room
Lucille , O'Hagan
John Hickey
T. F. Thornton
J. £. O'Keefe
Mildred Tarpy
Burlington
Joseph Reinstein
West Point
Rose Connoble
Keokuk
Cecelia Wohrer
Wart Madison
Catherine Monie
Charles City
Anna Dillon
Webster City
Katherine Meyers
Davenport
Halloween social rounds in Waverly communities
Halloween festivities filled Waverly with multiple parties. Eleanor Beyer and Margaret Barry hosted a group. Baptist church groups staged masquerades. nurses at Mercy hospital organized a 35-person gathering. other private homes hosted gatherings for students and clubs.
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Courtey
Waverly
Hallowe'en
Earl Weikert
Mercy Hospital
Dorothy,Taylor
Genevieve Norman
Traylor
Russell Court
Arlene Schoephoester
Iowa Falls Couple Wed at Bride’s Home
The marriage of Miss Miriam Wray daughter of Dr and Mrs C M Wray of Iowa Falls and Farresh M Clesett of Sioux City took place at the brides parents home on Thursday Oct 31 The couple will reside in Des Moines where Mr Oleson is connected with the circulation department of Liberty in Iowa and Nebraska Several pre nuptial functions were held for the bride
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special
Town Falls
Miriam Wray
C. M. Wray
Farresh M. Clesett
Sioux City
University of Towa
Alpha X1 Delta Sorority
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Des Moines
Oleson
Circulation Department of Liberty
Towa
Nebraska
Strings to Be Discussed at B Natural Club Meet
Strings is the topic at the B Natural Music club at Mrs. Nagle’s home 1411 Sixth street west with Miss Louisa Hagerinpan as assistant hostess. Mrs. Truman Wagner to present a paper while Ettabelle Storer performs violin, two sextets feature, and readings follow by Mrs. LaRue and Miss Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Music Club
F. Nagle
Sixth Street West
Louisa Hagerinpan
Truman Wagner
Ettabelle Storer
Forrest Gillpatrick
Charles Trunkey
GC. W. Eby
F. B. Pratt
J. Ness
Addington
GC. LaRue
Elizabeth Green
G D THINGS Chocolate and Suiter and Pie Building Tips
Chocolate and butter melt together over low heat to avoid sticking or burning. Coffee test and lemon-water test reveal quality. Pie crust tips advise cold ingredients, lard to flour ratio, minimal water, salt and baking powder, and light handling to prevent toughness.
City in Brief: Local Social Notes and Incidents
West end 4th St bridge repair and optometrist ad. Marble Rock resident A H Walster, hospitalized in Presbyterian, has returned home. Cedar Rapids visitors Mr. and Mrs. Earl Henningsen and son stay with I G Niemeyer. Izaak Walton League auxiliary meets at Waterloo Boat clubhouse Wednesday 2:30 p.m. Rankin Conrad heads to New Orleans for winter. Mayme Egan returns from Town City after six weeks at University hospital. Bernice Nesfield undergoes surgery for chronic appendicitis at St Francis hospital. Mrs Anna Ferguson of Zearing visits Castle Hill, then treated for a broken arm at Presbyterian. Amelia Wood will and estate filed. sums left to Frances Diesen and John Sweeney, rest to Pearl and Austin Wood Wilcox. Lotus Survay injured after tripping on a wire from Halloween prank while walking to prayer meeting with wife. he is 33 and a First Church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Walster
Marble Rock
Presbyterian Hospital
Earl Henningsen
Donald
Cedar Rapids
I. G. Niemeyer
Sycamore Street
Izaak Walton
Western Avenuue
New Orleans
Bernice Nesfield
Dunkerton
St. Francis Hospital
Anna Ferguson
Zearing
John Hanson
Castle Hill
Amelia Wood
St. Louis
Wellington Street
Hallowe'en
Mr. Sarvay
First Church
Peritonitis the Cause of Mrs Meyers Death Revealed
A coroner's inquiry in Black Hawk county found that Mrs. Anna Meyers aged 29 died from peritonitis after a self-performed operation. She had been hospitalized since Oct 18 after a call to her home at 192 Tenth Street West where she worked as a housekeeper. She reportedly told relatives two days before hospital admission that she performed the operation. The death occurred at 6:30 p.m. at the local hospital. Her husband, Matt Meyers, was living at 55% Wellington Street West on Aug 24, 1928. The body lay in Hillman & Gindt Mortuary awaiting disposition. Additional notes mention her mother Mrs. Schultz of Clara City Minnesota and siblings in Faribault Minnesota and Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. McMillan
Hudson
Black Hawk
Anna Meyers
King
Meyers
Matt Meyers
Waverly
Faribault
Mint
Mason City
Anderson
Wellington Street West
Hillman & Gindtmoarduary
Christmas Trip for German Ship Columbus
Bremen Nov 2 The North German liner Columbus which has been out of service while engines were converted from steam to turbine drive will leave Bremen for New York on December 4 for a Christmas trip. She will return to the shipyards briefly for redecorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Linsdateamer
Columbus
New York
Richard T. Ellis Funeral to Be Held in Des Moines
Funeral services for Richard T. Ellis 89 longtime elder teacher and treasurer of a Motor Ja church and former director at Penn College Oskaloosa will be held here Monday. Ellis died yesterday in Des Moines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Richard T. Ellis
Treasorn
Motor
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Eli
Vision leaders plan work of community fund
Four division heads will organize the city into four sections for the Community Fund campaign week of November 18. They will meet at the Chamber of Commerce Monday at 11 a.m. to outline a block system with captains and teams. A goal is to explain the fund to citizens, raising subscribers and pledges through organized block canvassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commarca
K. L. Bmedon
General Sales Army
C. E. Butler
C. A. Morris
G. D. Allan
S. F. Mc
A. Cohagan
Livingston Honored at Banquet Here Tells Tour Story
Waterloo’s adopted son John Livingston received high praise from Edmund Miller president of the Commercial National Park at a dinner in his honor at Hotel Russell Lamson. Livingston president of Allied West Airways explained the tour and scoring method after recounting his early Detroit start and steady lead through the Midwest circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
John Livingston
Edmund Miller
Comercial National Park
Livingston
Russell-Lamson
Livingstott
Atldwest. Airways. Corporation
Chapman Ties
Altrora
Monmouth
Til
Waterloo Airport, Inc
C. A. Morris
Miller
Detroit
Senate tariff debate continues after Friday talks report
In Congress, the Senate presses tariff discussion as of Saturday with lingering debate from Friday meetings. Several conference sessions aimed at accelerating tariff action occurred among Senate groups but no decisive outcome emerged. Senator Norris proposes a condemnation resolution against Connecticut Republican Senator Bingham, while party leaders trade blame over stock market and market stability.
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Associated Preca
Senate
Lifetmal
Srnate
Bingham
Connecticut
Norris
Nebrasky
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Daughters of Isabella
Clara Franze
Bid Downing
Quota Club Aby Hotel
Ruth Updegrass
Jesson
Athena Delphian Society
W. GC. A
Noan Fifield
Sumer
Acad
B. G. Pullen
W. F. Jeffry
G. L. Whitman
G. F. Srhenegye
B. B. Sipnie
George B. Worthen
Red Cross
W. H. Howrey
Aha Street
W. ©. Breckenridge
J. C. Forbes
CG. D.-Hays
H. H. Caugh
Fourth Street
A. B. Lovejey
D. A.R
Black
Group of Woman’s, Club
Honorary Commerce Group
New York College
T.C
Beth Spafford
Washington Street
Mn Hallowe'en
Elya Smith
Harry Allen
G. J. Spafford
Lincoln
Lincoln Circle
Gadres
G. A.R
Memorial Hall
A. V—R
Eugenia
Cluo
C. H
K. C
Black ‘Hawk Dancing Club
Black Hawk I. 0
O. F
United Travelers Association
Athena Odelphian Society
Y. Wey
Daughters of Civil War Veterans— Memorial Hall
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Quota Club
Licel Russell Lamsels
Becker
O. B.S
Tyons
C.H. Bunker
Sorority
Markc Harrington
A. A. Hoffman
Waterloo I. O. O
F. Hall
P. BE
H. Caughlan
Maynard
T. K. Club
C. C. Porter
Irvin Mussett
WI Gallagher
J. W.W. Makinster
Chautauqua Circle
West Mbrary
Rosary Society
Sacred Heart Church
Noble Grand
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Cora Marshall
Daughters of Union Veterans—memorial
St. Mary’s Sewing Circle
St. Mary's Auditorium
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Waterloo LO
O. F. Hall
Optimist Club
Black’s Tearoom
D. W. Peek
G. Laninger
Dinnar— Masonite Temple
el Deen Club
A. BE. Randall
H. W. Dunlap
John. Kinniburgh
Central Christian Church
F. J. Joyce
Les Mosher
Joyle Bridge Club
Rand Short
Naea
St. Mary's
Floyd Stoytles
George Gorman
Chestnut Street
Maxical
Lorraine Golinvauxy Wen
Musical Maidens
Ransier Piano Institue
Audrey McPike
F Tracr
Edna Helm
Goon Helm
Lewis Zearfoss
Bert Zearfoss
Traer
Methodist
Austin
Minn
Warren Johnson
Zearfoss
Belle Plaine
Belle Plaine Exchange
Vada Rumbaugh
Predericksburg
Marrage
L. M. Crawford
Sabetha
Kan
Af Sabetha
Charess J. Christianson
Sabetha Congregational Church
Alma Schlotfelt
Carl Janssen
Mt. Auburn
St. John's Lutheran Parsonage
Q. Nieting
van Horne
Hanna White
LaVerne Bird
Charles Cuy
Owatonna
Varie
Orange Township
Church News
Iowa Circle Regents of Daughters of Isabella
Mark Hallowe'en
Charles Chickering
Blacks
Chickering
Prospect Avenue
J. Wi. Miller
John Bates
Bert. McCulloch
Gold Leaf Camp
Herbert Lantz
J. H. Greens
Royal Neighbors
HK. C. Nail
Mya
H. E. Fergeman
Brown
Laura Garabrant
Dorothy
Marence Moeller
Halllowe
Madison Street
Banco
Virginia Burger
Lucile Bier- Tie
Marcella Him
Genevieve Bierrie
Betty Connors
Virginis Burger
Mary Moeller
PF. L. Bierrie
Alpha Delphian
M. F. Coontz
April Delphian Society
W. W
O. E
Masonic Temple
EB. A
Sunshine Rebekahs
I. O. O. F. Hail.ee
Cish
Ladies’ Musical, Improvement Club
Oliver Stevenson
L. A. Cobb
Tes Pythian
Pythian
Roany Society
Iowa Falls
Yeoman
Brotherhood of Jaden Yeoman
George Moothart
Rawlings
R. Bartel
L. D. Massey
Ford Reed
William Humphrey
C. W
Blanche
Ollumwa
White Sea Inc
Mary Sitter
Eudora Helderiing
Alice Rogers
Mullan Avenue West
Gladys Rogers
Bert Rogers
West End
4Th St. Bridge
Eidg Buchanan
Mayme Egan
Jefferson Street
Town City
University Hospital
Trito
Memaresthi
Young People's Activity Club
Universalist Church
Universalist
Donard B. Rhelmer
Jack Dunnevy
Walter Kyle
O. O
O. OG. F
Grundy Center
Ninth Street West
Arnold
Southern Paritt Association
Republicans
Democrats
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