Fortnight dinner highlights Business and Professional Women club
Reports on club home possibilities and a mother daughter banquet mark the recent Business and Professional Women's meeting. Miss Lila Marcham chairs arrangements for the November 18 banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson. Substantial notes include YMCA volleyball league invite, Edgar Guest lecture tickets, and a debate by John Fiske PTA on earning versus saving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Martin Heyde
Elna Christensen
Leah Hickelberg
Elizabeth Kenney
Pangauet
Lila Marcham
Banqnet
Russell-Lamson
Nellie Brown
Business Girls’ Department
Migs Alice Krieger
Edgar Guest Dee
Miss Rath Uptegrait
Walnut Street church groups hold weekly meetings
Walnut Street Baptist and Emmanuel Lutheran churches report multiple meetings this week. Philathea class met at Miss Della Ross home. World Wide guild lesson led by Miss Wilma Smith. Emmanuel Lutheran aid society gathers Thursday at 2 30 p m with hostesses Aug Frahm Gindt and Gipe. Social Band to meet with Mrs Schaible. picnic lunch planned. First Lutheran aid women meet in church parlors with hosts Mrs Halls and Mrs Hall. Women from Walnut Street Baptist hold all day session with lunch by Mrs Wilkins committee. reports from state convention in Council Bluffs and music led by Mrs MacDonald. St Mark's Episcopal St Margaret's guild will meet with Mrs Kuhtke Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Della Ross
World Wide Guild
Wilma Smith
Aid Society of
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
August Frahm
William Gindt
William Gipe
Woman's Aid Society of
First Gutheran Church
A. Halls
J. A. Hall
Women’s Society of Walnut Street Baptist Church
Boon
Carl Wilkins
H. C. Keiber
A. W. Chamberlin
Japan
R. L. Bightey
J. §. Tuthill
HK. N. MacDonald
A. B. McQuown
St. Margaret’s Guild
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Lillian Kuhtke
One Thousand Boys to Attend YMCA Conference in Waterloo
Waterloo YMCA prepared plans for entertaining about 1000 Iowa boys at the annual older boys conference. Lodging and breakfast to be offered at homes citywide, with meals at a central venue. A banquet at the Hippodrome on Saturday night, Nov 24, will likely be Waterloo’s largest. General sessions include discussion groups led by 40 Iowa men. F O Koehler, national YMCA leader, will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IoWa
M. C
Waterloo
Hippodrome
Iown
F. O. Koehler
National HI Y Inader
National Guard Officers Get Promotions Across Iowa
Promotions announced by Adj. Gen. Lasher and Maj. Gen. Finley affect staff and units across Des Moines Council Bluffs Dubuque Creston Burlington and other Iowa cities. Key changes include rank raises for majors captains and lieutenants across the Thirty fourth National Guard and the Sixty seventh Infantry Brigade with names such as Nead Hail Everett Gault Wird Holsteen Woods Pugsley Tillotson Fulton Tarlton Allen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew A. Finley
Thirty Fourth National Guard
Adj
L. G. Lasher
Walter J. Nead
John W. Hail
Des Moines
Henry ©. Flall
Council Hiusts
Donald Iuntoon
Dubuque
George Everett
Council Bluffs
Roy F H. Gault
Creston
Fred Wird
Fred I. Holsteen
Burlington
Philo Carlton Woods
Everall L. Pugsley
Charles Tillotson, Jr
Elle
Lloyd D. Ross
Sixty-seventh
Robert Fulton
Jack Tarlton
Clint A. Allen
Happy Hour needlework club hosts 26 members and guests
Mrs. Mre. FP. W. Mach entertaining 26 members and two guests at a 1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday. Yellow chrysanthemums decorate the tables as Mrs. R. W. Parrott and Mrs. W. F. Jeffrey assist. Guests included Mrs. L. H. Harvey and Dent Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Mach
Happy Hour Needlework Club
R. W. Parrott
W. F. Jeffrey
L. H. Harvey
Dent Patmer
Side Talks on Children and Pets and Cruelty
A reader recalls a stray kitten seeking affection while a neighbor’s child allegedly harms a cat, prompting reflections on teaching children compassion to animals. The piece compares childhood curiosity with ignorance, cites a family’s view of pet care, and notes Scout badges promote empathy and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Construction of Franklin Street school begins on site
Preliminary steps for a new 10 room grade school on Franklin Street between Seventh and Eighth streets are under way with the removal of W M Ross’s residence at 913 Franklin Street. Foundations and mounting on wheels are being moved, while two other houses must be razed before basement excavation can start. The school is planned to begin excavation next summer and be ready by fall 1926. The Hast school board has not chosen the building type yet. a special meeting will soon review sketches by Morton B. Cleveland, architect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Street
Seventh
Eighth Streets
W. M. Ross
Mra. J .S. J. Lohner
H. W. Taylor
City in Brief: Local notes and incidents
Waterloo and Cedar Falls short items report a building permit for a bungalow, a dog theft in Waterloo, bungalow projects on Home Park, visits between Lincoln and Waterloo residents, illnesses and recoveries including sleeping sickness, a coat found near Elmwood cemetery, a critically ill patient showing improvement, a Coe College student’s gradual gain, a Hardware and Sheet Metal association dinner, Larry Newton’s return to Waterloo area for a repair post, a funeral in Webster City for H Tolstrup, and Y’s Men charter plans in Cedar Rapids. Westminster church pancake event advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Mark
Cedar Falls
Rex
Waterloo
W. WL. Beck
Hubert Beckley
Home Park Boulevard
William Marr
C. H. Werner
Lincoln
Neb
Sam Smith
Winthrop
Clark Smith
Eighth Street
William Kearns
W. T. Kearns
Commercial Street
George Jaques
Highth Street
Elmwood Cemetery
F. A. Howard
Douglas Darling
Coe College
Hardware & Sheet Metal Association
B. F. Lichty
Florel Russell-Lamson
Larry Newton
California
Cleveland Motor Sales Company
Newton
A. Codagan
M. C
Webster City
H. J. Tolstroy
Lynn
Mass
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Beauty Advice For Hair And Scalp Care From Florence Berub
In this classic columnist note Florence Berub offers practical hair care guidance. She explains shampoo frequency based on scalp condition, advises using drying agents for oily hair, and suggests procedures for stubborn buildup. The piece includes specific homemade shampoo recipes, scalp treatments, and a hair tonic formula upon request, reflecting period grooming advice.
Cedar Falls Baily Nets the Waterloo Courier and Reporter
State Board Will Give Contract for College Gymnasium Cedar Falls. Nov. 1 Bids for the gymnasium to be erected on the college campus during 1925 will be opened at the state board of education in Des Moines on Thursday Nov 2. The 219 by 125 foot structure sits on 40 acres west of the campus and has the greatest floor space of any campus building. Estimated cost is 3155,000. Winning bidder may obtain materials this winter and begin some excavation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
State Board of Education
Des Moines
Nine Junior High Boys Join HI Y Club Initiation
Nine junior high boys were initiated into the HI Y Club at a meeting in the YMCA building. The club now has 26 members and is expected to grow to 60 this semester. New members include Robert Kitt ral Sherwood Felsing Dick Shane Gordon Whitney Nauman Mevis George Hansen Warren Crane Hudson Keith and Kenneth Lea. Officers Gordon Alexander president Everett Hannon vice president Dick Alexander secretary and Shirley O'Neil treasurer. I B Jay secretary and J M Wyant principal are the sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Alexander
Everett Hiannon
Dick Alexander
Shirley O'Neil
I. ‘B. Jay
Oy" Boyar
J. M. Wyant
Chil
Mrs Worthen Attends Red Cross Conference
Mrs George B Warthen secretary of the Waterloo chapter of the American Red Cross left for Cedar Rapids to attend a regional Red Cross conference. The event aims to plan the eighth annual Red Cross roll call with sessions starting Navy Day. Attendees include Judge Hubert Utterback Iowa Association of Red Cross Chapters Dr A J Murr state director Walter Davidson from Chicago and Miss Elizabeth Reynolds nursery director in Iowa. Souler conferences will be held Friday and Saturday at Munson City Oskaloosa and Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Warthen
Weaterloo Chepter
American Red Cross
Uno
Red Cross
Annan
Witelk
Navy
Hubert Utterbach
Iowa Association of Redd Cross
A. Ja. Murr
Walter Davidson
Chicago
Ddvisional
Elizabeth Reynolds
Iown
Souler
Munson City
Oskaloosa
Burlington
Four Generations Vote for Coolidge in Plowman Family
R. Plowman, manager of Black Hawk Electrical, reports four generations in his family voted in the general election yesterday. The check up shows members of varying ages casting ballots for Calvin Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Plowman
Black Hawk Electrical Company
Ceuterday
United States
Mach
Calvin Coolidge
Mr. Plowman
Mra
Five-Generation Family Noted in Plowman Lineage
J Hubler of Marshalltown and Mrs Susanna Lloyd of Waterloo are described as grandmothers to two Plowman grandchildren, a boy and a girl too young to vote, marking five generations in the family with Mrs Bertha WY Webb of Chicago listed as a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hubler
Marshalltown
Plowman
Susanna Lloyd
Waterloo
Bertha WY
Webb
Chicago
Plowmans
Linn County approves $2.33 million good roads bonds
Linn County voters approve a Proposition to issue 2,332,811 dollars in good roads bonds. The tally stands 28,208 in favor to 7,546 against, though nine precincts are missing from the final count. The Cedar Rapids dispatch notes the outcome and local impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Waterloo Man Attends Photo Finishers Meet
George W. Mack and Frank Cihawick, photo finishers, depart for the Photo Finishers Association of America convention at the Morrison hotel in Chicago. About 2,000 delegates from the U S and Canada expected. Paul Hargess of Waterloo Photo serves as association president. A Friday banquet at Terrace Garden closes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Mack
Frank Cihawick
Chicaftea
Waterloo
Tiureess
Joseph Clhawk
Chicago
F. M. Grace
Mason City
Lawa
Mrs Edith Adams Resident News Teeming Local Life
Mrs Elizabeth Fisher leaves for La Salle Illinois to attend her nephew James Shea funeral following a fatal accident near Udena Montana. She will be away about ten days. Guests at Mrs Adams include Mrs J Fleming Center Point and Mrs S A Craiglow from Waterloo. Visitors from Waterloo Mr A J Walker Miss Amine Quackenbush and family. Mr and Mrs A Kline plan a winter California stay. Locals drop by to visit and news of travel and hosting relatives fills the La Porte City scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Fisher
la Porte City
la Salle
Ila
Rank Shea
Udena
Mont
Waterloo
A. J. Walker
Amine Quackenbush
Rath
Tan Porte
Tuna Booth
Myra Conklin
Chicago
P. Iw
Ros Smith
Tamily
Airview
Acacs Smith
Tyron Loveless
Thould If Aurelia
Ba Porte City
G. EL Loveless
Madatin
Marlys Wineber Aud
Wanda Keamer
Benton County gives big majorities for Coolidge and Steck
In Vinton Iowa on November 5 a special report notes Coolidge and Steck winning large margins. Steck carried Benton county by about 1,200 over Brookhart, with Coolidge ahead by about 7,590 total compared to their worst vote. Hammill over Murtagh exceeds 2,500. Sheriff Whitfield Rohal re elected by 1,000 over George Treynalds. Local Republican wins include John Holland defeating Adam Happel for supervisor, David Nichols over Carl Hutton for county attorney, and Republicans Karl Fischer, C. E. Gerberich, J. B. Wilquain, and J. Bardewick re elected to their posts. Modlin defeated Driscoll for coroner amid light campaigning and many ticket scratches. Snow report from Winnipeg notes four inches of snow overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Steck
Benton County
Brookhart
David Nichols
Carl Hutton
Blairstown
Karl W. Fischer
C. E. i Gerberich
J. B. Wilquain
J. i. Bardewick
CGC
H. Modlin
Belle Plaine
J. M. Driscoll
One Man Caps Election Day With Two Drunk Arrests
Election day and night were quiet for police who otherwise faced tougher events in earlier eras. One man was arrested twice for drunkenness, released on bail after the first arrest, then jailed again four hours later. The judge dismissed both cases on payment of costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoaxtra
Drumkernness
Spokesmen's Club Opens Fall Meeting at Tearoom
The first fall gathering of the Spokesmen's club met in Blark's tearoom. John Sweeney, president of the Greater Waterloo association, outlined the association's merits and purpose. Ralph Hoxie reviewed yesterday's election, and Gates spoke on running a business college. Gates was elected club president. Herman C. Mitler serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blark
John Sweeney
Greater Waterloo Association
Mer’ils
Ralph Hoxie
Evening Bourke Patterns for Courier Fashion Dept
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send to the Fashion Department, Evening Courier, Waterlo o, enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Courier
Waterloo
The Youth Cream and Vanity Promises by Edna Wallace
A self promoting advert outlines Youth Creams and facial cleansers touted by Edna Wallace. It claims anti aging benefits, lemon strawberry blends, cold cream and vanishing types, a Facial Youth cleanser, a white youth clay, and Hair Youth for thick hair. It marketingly asserts dramatic youth restoration and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wallace Hopper
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Lillian Blackman
Rev
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Olive Bell
Frank McCou
Berdeila Sankey
Alildred Gleason
Fred J. Miller
K. Po Hall
Z. W. Hein
Noble Grand
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8. M. Lehmat
He McCard
Edith
Shirley Nearing
John Hernan
H. G. Phinney
Leo Rigel
Wesley ‘Burch
Don Campbell
Rigel
Roy Schoonmaker
George A. Clark
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Waterloo Review
B. A
Moose Hall
W. Tea Club
Frank Makinster
Jaeves Turtle Club
K. G. Crowther
la Lomita
W. Ai. King
LF. W. Club
Glen Barker
Coterie Club
Fred Fisher
P. C. Hurley
Pon Forest Avenue
John
Hallowe’en
Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Church News
J. B. Schaible
W. L. Fox
F. O. P. Club
Black's
William Farley
Riverside Drive Club
Howard B. Burr
Buchanan's
W. J. Smucker
Baltimtorey Street
Toasty
Castile
Ly VaeAny
Florence M
Sulieyne
Baily
Lil Weat
Michaelsen
Christian Michaelsen
Tenth Street East
Mel
Denmark
Bethlehem Church
Waverly
Annenal
Mr Warcher
Everett Cortright
Johnnie Watson
Jo Ballitt
Willi Banks
Willie—Howard Orth
Kester Sleyer
Paul Brows
Liogarge
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Othel Toke
Pullerton
Maybrooks
Josephine Lasimus
Genesis
Allen Fond
Cedar
State Teachers Association
Teachers College
Moher
Black Hawk
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Lioyd Snider
Joe Bailey
Glen Cowlishaw
I. P. Rehmeier
J. B. Seman
Grape Smith
This City
Stev
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Lie
G. H. Balloy
Mrs. Worthen
Coolidge
Ezand
Fia Porte City
Edith Adams
la Porte
Waterloo Evening Courier
Adams
J. Fleming
Center Point
S. A. Craiglow
Witterloo
H. G. Adams
Winnipeg
Man
Mrs. C. D. Holbrook
Epranklin
Nama City
Waterloo Co-operative Dairy Company
J. D. Yuhnke
Mgr
France
Edna Wallace
Wallace & Lake “Shore
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