Missionary Campaign Meeting in Waterloo Church
El Nems tion campaign convention opens in Waterloo as women from nearby territories attend a loyalty luncheon. Dr and Mrs Cron Manly slated to speak after a Brack party. dramatization of Indian life planned. National officers and missionaries to discuss fundraising, missionary work, and Iowa’s 75 000 continuation fund quota.
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Etresiz Church
Garsig
Loysihy
Hanna St T Vaierlas
Distinetia
Ramins HC
A Mishler
Sp Sist
Neste
P. Davis
Preyer
J. H
H. J. Merien
CR. Manly
Jfola
India
Waterlas
Brack's
Howrey
Waterloo
Iowa
Curtis Les Laws
Laws
Watchman Examiner
Woman's American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
New York
Aduata
Bryn Mawr
Jace L. Pennington
United Brethren Board Plans for Special Occasions
The Graves Memorial United Brethren church board announced events for a woman’s day program on November 11 with Miss Florence Pinninger of Dayton speaking, a Christian endeavor talk by Myrtle LaFerre, and Rev G W Emerson as anniversary preacher. A father and son banquet at the church on November 16 was also scheduled with Mrs. George C Welker taking charge of the choir.
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Lucaimeal Facher and Son
Graves Memorial Ul B
Echurch
Myer
Florence Clipninger
Dayton
Cutted Brethren Church
Christinn Endeavor
Mies Myrtle la Ferre
Dayran
G. W. Emerson
Cedar Rapids
George C. Welker
Russian Author Is Considered Friday In Literary Program
The Waterloo Woman's Club Literary Department held an afternoon session presenting Pushkin as the creator of modern Russian poetic language. Mrs. 5. B. Perkins and Mrs. J Johnson led readings while Mrs. 2. Ransier reviewed Cocque d Or and Mrs. 1.3. Pickett spoke on the composer Iso. Mrs. J.5. Ridenour presided and asked Mrs. EB. L. Cortan to take charge for future meetings under a new plan.
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Pushkin
Waterloo Woman's Club
B. Perkins
J Johnson
Ransier
Cocque d’ Or
Pickett
EB. L. Cortan
Hypochondria and Worry: A Reader's Self Help Note
Side Talks discusses hypochondria as a constant search for worries and suggests practical steps to stop brooding. A reader recounts fear about a loved one’s illness and the author offers phrases like never look back and march dream forward to preserve present peace. The piece urges readers to manage anxiety and avoid groundless fear for the future.
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March Dreast
Beauty treatments and weighty claims in a cosmetic column
A period column describes a UFY OVED facial treatment using a peroxide mix with water and fragrance. It claims skin whitening, dead skin removal, and a cold cream finish, touting gentle antiseptic benefits and suitability for fragile complexions. It also touches on self-improvement anecdotes about weight, health habits, and facial care tips.
Reading committee presents excerpts from classic works
The committee organizing this year’s program featured readings by Biis Johnson and Mrs. Perkins for Eugena Onegin The Prophet and Moris Gre nov. Mrs CG E Ranier delivering excerpts from Cocque d Or in absentia to illustrate her review. World court week announced under Waterson Women’s transportation with a November 9 clubhouse meeting led by Walter Jensen. Civic department afternoon session postponed. Public school teachers to be honored next Saturday from 2 to 8 pm with music. hostesses were Mrs. C I Kinestey and Mrs J W Grout.
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Biis. Johnson
Waterson Womin
Walter PP Jensen
Civic Department
C. I. Kinestey
J. W. Grout
Elks Lodge Plans Fall and Winter Social Activities
Harry A Dunkelbeng exalted tiler of Waterloo lodge No. 250 announces a fall and winter social program for Elks members and families. Highlights include Nov. 9 New England dinner at E of C hall with bridge and dancing, free for guests. upcoming bridge parties, dances, and music, plus varied November and December events such as minstrel shows, memorial service, and New Year’s Eve dances.
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Harry A .Dunkelbeng
Waterloo
P.O
Tolay
Elis
New England
E. of C. Hall
D. DeLa Shelton
Jon Raymond
Activites of
Navy England
Navy
Organ Dedication at First Presbyterian Tuesday
Harold Holst baritone and Rita Freeman pianist join Palmer Christian in dedicating the First Presbyterian Church pipe organ next Tuesday evening. The program features varied selections including concert overture and Bach movements, with improvisation and vocal works to express both solemn and spirited tones.
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Harold Holst
Rita Freeman
Palmer Christian
First Presbyterian Church
Palmer
Ollow
Jepson
Cheri
Tandel- Rechalva Sra Ie
Sviplo
LeMirett
Rose couple marks golden wedding with party at home
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Rose celebrated their fiftieth anniversary with a party at 501 Wirkwood Avenue. Guests included eight children and grandchildren, with Rev. and Mrs. M. G. Courk and daughter Shaila attending. A music program followed dinner, featuring grandchildren Lorraine Cirinen Linnel Rose Stella Donald Earl Geisler Dexter Clark and Roger Scott.
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M.D. Rose
Wirkwood Avenue
M. G. Courk
Shaila
Lorraine
Cirinen
Linnel Rose
Stella
Donald
Earl Geisler
Dexter Clark
Roger Scott
Emma Hilburn
M. D.rose
Waterloo
Wisconsin
Liying
Freeman Clark
Maude Geisler
Charles L. Rose
Witer-- Oo
Music Club guest meeting Monday program at Cedar Falls
Music club plans a Monday meeting at Mrs Ralph Dun lavey residence with new members presenting the program. Mrs Jane Haffa will play violin, Miss Marian Ransier and Mrs Teaverne Covell will supply piano, and a trio with Miss Dorothy Wilbur will sing with violin and piano accompaniment. Cedar Falls events and local club activities featured in this community note.
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Ralph Dunlavey
Jane Haffa
Teaverne Seal Covell
Marian Ransier
Fred J Clark
will _os'ne
Havel Straver
Cedar Falls
Dorothy W'lbur
Bess Covey
Ellowene Jenson
Lucille Cutter
Prana
Wward Trett Egan
Club Notes Hosts Luncheon and Meetings At Local Venues
Miss Cora Fowler to host a 1 o'clock luncheon at Black's tearoom Tuesday for Happy Hour club members. Psychology club to meet Monday evening at Universalist church. M OD club entertained Thursday by Miss Ruth Garvy and sister Miss Florence. 13 members and 3 guests attended. Violet Copenhaver accepted for membership. Officers elected include Marieline Griffith president Thelma Mee vice president Bordella Sankey.
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Cora Fowler
Black’s Tearoom
Happy Hour Club
M. OD. Club
Ruuth Garvy
Florence
Violet Copenhaver
Marieline Griffith
Thelma Meee
Bordella Sankey
Ruth Gary in Secretary Reporter and Treasurer Role
Ruth Gary is listed as secretary and reporter with treasurer duties noted. The brief entry confirms her positions without additional context or dates.
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Ruth Gary
Church News Highlights Social Gatherings and New Members
First Baptist Young Married People class with 35 members met at Mr and Mrs L B Peck last evening. Games and contests followed by refreshments served by Mrs Peck Mrs Leon Rausch and Mrs Eugens Reed. Forty six attendees included 14 members and 12 guests at Galloway Social Union at Mrs Mary M Strawn's residence. New members enrolled include Mrs F C Billings Mrs F EB Davis and Mrs Leonard Fink. The Alpha Philathea class at Walnut Street Baptist will meet at Mrs Joe Margadant 12 Logan Ave next Monday. Miss Carrie Neidy to relate travels in Europe.
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Rose Seltenrichh
William Selterrich
Clara Notts
Reuben H. Miller
Carl W. Miller
George Holtman
Clara Mathes
Viola Knoche
Cedar Falls
Zion Evangelical Church Choir
Clara Nolte
First Baptist
L. EB. Peck
Mmes. Peck
Leon Rausch
Eugens Reed
Galloway ‘Social Union
Mary M. Strawn
F. C. Billings
F. EB. Davis
Leonard Fink
Frank Reside
Alpha Philathea
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Joe Margadant
Logan Avenue
Carrie Neidy
Europe
Jacob Levingston
Towa City
J. D. Caldweell
Orlando
Frs
Annabelle Clark
Osage
Alpha M. Blowers
William O. Towers
Frank Allen
South Street
I. M. Bennett
Heton
Colorado
Lottie Conrad
Mayme Cunningham
Waterloo
Denver
Colo
City in Brief Notices Busy Des Moines Iowa City and More
A collection of brief items from Des Moines and nearby towns notes travel for business and pleasure. People attend football games, join relatives, or plan trips to Kansas City, Denver, Orlando, and Osage. Local officials, motorists, and residents report commutes, errands, and a stolen car recovered. Community events include church sales and an art lecture with a slide show.
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B. Bronson
Des Moines
Walter P. Jensen
Iowa City
Harry M. Reed
E. H. Wyant
Kansas City
Cloudy and Colder Weekend Forecast
A cloudy and rainy weekend is forecast with cooler temperatures across the state. The official forecast notes possible rain tonight and Sunday, with a drop in temperatures after a cool week and a recent inch of snow Monday night. Today started damp and overcast with a brief shower.
Fire alarms respond to overheated furnace incident
Firemen were summoned to Dr W B Graham at 1316 Third Street West at 6 30 am today for an overheated furnace with no damage. Sparks on the roof of J C aritor residence at 329 Jefferson caused slight damage yesterday afternoon. a double alarm was struck from boxes 13 and Play Late Insane with Bropson Tr agency.
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W. B. Graham
Third Street West
J. C
Aritor
Jefferson
Lloyd George's Rise to Power A War Time Dictator
On a American tour David Lloyd George receives continuous ovations that may sway Britain. The book Lloyd George The Man and His Story by Frank Dilnot recounts how Lloyd George ousted Asquith to become prime minister, forming a mixed cabinet and a war council to govern with absolute power.
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David Lloyd George
America
England
Britain
Lloyd George
Baldwin
Mr. George
Frank Dilnot
Mr. Dilmotsaya
Mr. Asquith
Asquith
Altho
Ehans
One Times
Daily Mail
Asquith Han
Lloyd Georges
Croduce
Bonar Law
Law
House of Lords
Arthur Henderson
Lahor
Lord Curzon
Lord Milner
Unity SGOPTY Lecture Series Announced
Unity society will sponsor a lecture tomorrow at 3 p.m. in Hilman and Gindt chapel by Miss Margold Powell of Unity School Kansas City Mississippi Powell will also speak daily next week at 7 30 p.m.
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Unity Sgopty
Unity Society
Hileman & Gindt
Margoald Powell
Unity School
Kansas City
Powell
Patterns pattern request notice Waterloo Evening Courier
Instructions for obtaining the Evening Courier pattern designs from the fashion department. Enclose 16 cents for each pattern, which include seam allowances. Orders are filled as soon as possible and should arrive within ten days after sending the order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Fine Arts Department Woman's Club
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Harold Loring
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the Fool
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Waterloo Center of Drama League of America
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Fifth Street East
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