Woman’s club party closes winter ball at Willerd hall
Mrs Ida Mitchell leads the School of Methods as the W C T U holds a two day house party in Waterloo. Speakers include Mrs Yapp and Mrs Philpot with musical readings by Mrs Lichty and Miss Buck. The event features Loyal Temperance legion demonstrations, new member enrollments, and a reception for visiting officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mitchell
Willerdhall
Sioux City
PY Y
App
Mary J. Philpont
Cedar Fall
Mra
Hely Jewess
Ma Crozen
William Briden
Cedar Falls
Nimer Blough
Orange Township
L. B.park
A. A. Bontrager
Waterloo
Tri City Conference Highlights Mission Program
The Tri City Conference on Congregational Mission Program met at First Congregational Church with delegates from First Unto and Plymouth across Waverly and Cedar Falls. Speakers Rev Irving Nt Channon, Phillip Islands, Rev Edward H Philips of New Orleans and Rev WH Kent of Cedar Rapids discussed Philippines conditions and extensive church work by government teachers and missionaries over 25 years.
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Ios
First
Unto
Plymouth
Waverly
Cedar Falls
Irving Nt Channon
Philipping Islands
Edward EH
Philips
New Orleans
Ies
Kent
Cedar Rapids
Philippines
Chaonou
Taft
Mr. Forbes
General Wood
Manila
Channon
Mr. Phllips
Eatcnsion Society
Mr. Kent
Church News Highlights Local Picnics and Meetings
Win-More class members held a 6 30 p m picnic supper at First Methodist parish in the evening business session officers were elected and plans made for a Christmas basket for a neighbor family Officers include Keith Young president Emma Williams vice president Kathryn Lamkin treasurer Mrs RC Cassel teacher Women of Christ Episcopal church announce a rummage sale Friday and Saturday at the parish house with December 4 and 5 dates for their bazaar and judging Mrs J B Young entertained the Missionary Society of United Presbyterian church at her home Wednesday afternoon Lesson study centered on Egypt with Miss Susan French leading and topics from Prayer and Missions presented by Mrs Ferguson and Mrs McCleary Graves Memorial L B church Missionary Society met in the home of Mrs C J Murphy Wednesday afternoon to study the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ges
Rose Johan
Didrick
Ehurch
Home Mission Society
California
War
Troxie
Lundberg
H. Caer
Gertrude Abdit
Bad Roadman
The
Ladies’ Aid Society
Chude Mier
St. Paul's W. OF. M
Mra. HH
Cunninghom
Pred Wolcott
H.R. Plowman
Wolcott
Kate Broncon Jed Devotionaly
S. V. Williams
Bertha Stoyer
Nad
Jeanette Oldfather
Waterloo
Mission Field
First Brethren Missionary Society
Grant Miller
Commercial Street
Ludwig Jewelry Store
Chtrch
A. EB. Weld
Lester Miller
William O'Neill
C. W. Brundage
B. R. Wyatt
Southern Mountaineers
Woman's Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
Alice Bourgain
Katherine Coughiry
Florence Lowe
Murs
Clark
James Black
W. J. Stavenson
Ware
B. T. Alford
Miss Doughtry
Davenport
Ida Cooley
J. W. Rath
First Methodist Church
Women's Societies
Walnut Street Baptist Church
J. A. Smith
Clayton Clark
H. S$. Bunnell
J. S. Tuthill
Ames
A. W. Chamberlain
Hey
Petcoldt
Crown Indian
Montana
Neady
Keith Young
Hmma. Williams
Kathryn Lamkin
RC. Cassel
Christ Episcopal Church
J .B. Young
Missionary Society of United Presbyterian Church
Egypt
Susan French
F.a.iferguson
George McCleary
Missionary Society of Graves Memorial L. B
C. J. Murphy
Banton
William Nel
Elsie Nesbit
Beauty Chats Lange Feet and Buckles in Parisian Style
A cheerful season favors large feet with new styles designed to slim the foot. Paris models show plain shoes with bold buckles and trims in steel, beads, mother of pearl, or rubies to elongate the look. French ramps remain short while American fashion favors longer ramps and tassels to balance the foot. Also notes tips for dyeing hair with henna to avoid unpredictable results.
Anniversary of Wedding in 62 Observed Today
Sixty three years ago today New indairs Robert D. McCormack 326 Fowler Street were married at Monticello Wis. They observe the anniversary with daughters Mia Nettia Jamison and Mrs. Mario Baldwin and granddaughter Vernetta Baldwin. Rev Mr McCormack active in United Brethren ministry for over 60 years. Two years after marriage they moved to Iowa. Four of five children living: Mrs. Baldwin Waterloo Mrs Jamison Bozeman Mont Mrs Florence Reid Vermillion S D and R Burdenl Fayette. Eight grandchildren seven great grandchildren. McCormack born Manilla Indiana Jan 25 1848. He is the only surviving child in a family of LSE children. Mrs McCormack born Dixfield Me Aug 2 1842 is daughter of Mr and Mrs Apollo Jones.
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Newindairs
Robert D. McCormack
Fowler Street
Monticello
Wis
Mia. Nettia Jamison
Mario Baldwin
Vernetta Baldwin
United Brethren Church
Mr McCormack
McCormack
Iowa
Vernon M
Baldwin
Waterloo
Jamison
Bozeman
Mont
Florence Reid
Vermillion
S. D
R. Burdenl
Fayttle
Mr. McCormack
Indiana
Manilla
LSE
Dixfield
Apollo Jones
Ages of Veteran Baptists at Dinner Total 4000 Years
Mrs. Emily T. Vaughan aged 89 led honored guests at the First Baptist church dinner for veteran members. The group’s average age was 71, totaling 4000 years. Organ recital preceded meals, with toasts and reminiscences recalling fashions of bygone days.
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Emily T. Vaughan
First Baptist Church
Vaughan
Holand G. Taylor
J. R. Vaughan
Williamson
Quith
A. Simpson
Tvi
Mothers Day Party By Northwestern Bell Girls
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co girl employees hosted a Mothers Day party in their exchange building. Nearly 60 attended a program and luncheon with Elven address by M. W. Ricker. Dances, piano solos, readings, ukulele selections and a doll dance filled the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Elven
M. W. Ricker
Wwaffic
Elsie
Ella Hansen
Missen Grace
Genevieve Seery
Norma McLean
Grace McGovern
Ethel Stevens
Loretta Hough
Thelma Richards
Marguerite Miller
Miss Ames
Juanita Demmel
Minnie Hansen
Westminster Woman's Auxiliary Plans Holiday Bazaar
Arrangement for the Westminster Presbyterian church bazaar was finalized at a meeting of the auxiliary. The event will be held in church parlors all day tomorrow and Saturday with two afternoon and evening entertainment features. Light refreshments will be served. Mrs P W Belangee announced her resignation as president and will leave soon for California. Mrs W T Burkett, vice president, will assume duties. A booth at the Cattle Congress netted about $100 for the treasury. Vocal numbers by Mrs L D W Axon, accompanied by Mrs Robert Watterson and Mrs G C Sweitzer with Mrs W A Kirk coordinating refreshments, highlighted the program.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
P. W. Belangee
Ausillary
Roun
California
W. T. Burkett
Cattle Congress
Treasury
LD. W. Axon
Robert Watterson
G. Sweitzer
W. A. Kirk
Judge Allen to Broadcast World Court Talk at Fort Pitt
Judge Florence K E Allen of Ohio Supreme Court will discuss the World Court at a Peace dinner. Pittsburg B P W invites women nationwide to hear the address broadcast by station KDICA at 7:45 ET. Allen has previously spoken at state B P W conventions and East High school events.
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United States
Natlong Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Pittsburgh B. PW
Ofth
Florence KE. Allen
Supreme Court of Ohio
Fort Pitt Hotel
KDICA
Judge Alien
Waterloo
East High School
Becker Chapter Honors Grand Officers Of Iowa Order Of Hattern Star
Becker Chapter plans a reception for Grand Officer of Iowa Order of Easter Star Mrs Jessie Wheeler and Frances Dahl Cedar Falls at the next meeting November 14 in Mason Temple. Russell Deion and Clye Tine are named for courtesy. a dance may follow. Victor Zellhoefer sang at the initiatory ceremony. supper served to about 200 at 67230.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Wheeler
Frances Dahl
Cedar Falls
Grand Chapter
Iowa
Order of Hastern Star
Becker
Masonic Temple
Russell Deion
Clye Tine Sol
Trunkey
Victor Zellhoefer
Missionary to India Speaks at Assembly of Lutheran Aid
Miss Gertrude Decker, mission ary from India on furlough, spoke to Ladies' Aid and Missionary societies of First Lutheran church on Wednesday. The business meeting noted the Nov. 12 bazar with Mrs. H C Tegtmeier and Mrs. J P Nodger as hostesses. One hundred registered at a local laundry prior to the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Decker
India
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Societies
First Lutheran Church
Miss Decker
Henry Decker
H.C. Tegtmeier
J. P. Nodger
Club Notes from Mrs Forrest Sweeley Hosts and Dinners
Mrs Forrest Sweeley hosted guests Wednesday with the Doubie Five and Mrs Arthur Gallogly. Winners in 600 included Mrs Roy Gilley, Mrs Gallogly, and Mrs Glen Poverill. Betty and Marvie Sweeley served as hostesses' daughters at tea.
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Forrest Sweeley
Arthur Gallogly
Roy Gilley
Gallogly
Glen Poverill
Betty
Marvie Sweeley
Waterloo Master Barbers to Consider By-Laws Meeting
The Waterloo Master Barbers association will address by-laws as the main agenda at its next gathering hosted by A. Ewing at 608 Jefferson. A draft was shown at a dinner in Black's tearoom with about 20 members attending. The local bodies formed at a recent commemoration dinner by Jase's Barber Supply at 320 Bourth Street East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Master Barbers’ Association
Shay
Delphian Members Entertained at Musicale Tea
Alpha Delphian chapter resumed social meetings yesterday with Progressiva chapter guests entertained at Mrs. A. A. Hoffmann Curten’s residence. The musical program featured piano pieces, a duet, and vocal selections by Mrs. A. C. G. Kessler and Mrs. G. A. Boatman. Reports from the Des Moines executive Delphian session by Mrs. J. S. Moore and Mrs. F. Counts outlined the group’s recent deliberations and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delphian Chapter
Progressiva Chapter
A. A. Hoffmann Curten
B. I. Dunkelberg
A. CG. Kessler
G. A. Boatman
Delphian
Des Moines
J. &. Moore
F. Counts
T This
Remodeling Starts for Presbyterian Hospital Nursery
Carpenters began remodeling at Presbyterian Hospital to improve the obstetrical department nursery facilities. The project will take several days, with work moving to the second floor after completion and then starting on a new first floor laboratory once the current phase ends.
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Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo Boy Scout Council Files lis Incorporation Papers
Articles of Incorporation by Waterloo council Were filed today with County Recorder Jennie Bird First board of directors includes Mayor A EF Gnagy Dr A B Gurran G W Miller Judge J W Quin ie Judge Gg OW Wood I F Simpson Edawnd fausch FLOH Wray CD Cass and G B Pike G W Miller is president Judge W Wood and Mr Rausch vice retaldentes A Jucy P vil Wray treasurer
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Wasterloo Council
Hey Scouts of America
Jennie
Bird
A. EF. Gnagy
A. B. Gurran
G. W. Miller
J. W. Qwinie
OW. Wood
I. F. Simpson
Edawnd Fausch
Floh. Wray
C.D. Cass
G. B. Pike
W. Wood
Mr. Rausch
Jucy
P. Vil. Wray
Good Roads Spur Baking Firm Expansion in Waterloo Area
Excellent roads in Black Hawk and Hardin Iowa spur Altstadt Langlas Baking Co to expand. A 5000 dollar folding structure, 95 by 40 feet, will be built behind the bakery at Mulberry and Eloy Streets to handle increased business. The firm now operates seven rural routes with 50 workers, planning more routes and two additional ovens by spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Horthengtern Lowa
Waterloo
Altstadt & Langlas Baking Company
Atulberry
Eloy Atrests
Ando
Simaller
Iowa
Community Chest Majors and Captains Line Up Their Teams
A dinner meeting of Community Chest majors and captains was held at Hotel Russell Lamson to check team personnel. Alfred Booth, campaign director, urged volunteers and stated vacancies must be filled to ensure campaign success. A 3 pm Sunday meeting at K of P hall aims to issue final instructions, with a 4 36 pm latest finish. The first report dinner is set for Monday noon at K of P hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Russell-Lamson
Alfred Booth
Booth
Py Hall
P Hall
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School of Methods
Mre
Beulah Myers
Granga Township
R. W. Lichty
Gertrude Buck
Loyal Temperance Legion
Ray Wiliams
Wmwfe
Yoral Duys
W. C. Kelford
Kelford
A. Wieder
Williams
C. D. Carhart
Misséa
Laura Jensen
Evalyn Hile
Licht Building
Florence Handes
Kathisen Pendergast
Opal Pendergast
Helen Hitt
Icle
P. A. Schriener
WW. Anderson
A. ‘Tp. White Tla
Ik. KH. Heskett
Roger Atkin
MW. Main
Murphy
Muburn Murphy
Fev. ‘Be, W
Tri-City
Conference On Congregational Mission Program
Church News
Annabelle T
Westminster
Judge Allen
Assembly of Lutheran Aid
Harry O. Gerholt
Evelyn Decker
Loretta Donnelly
D. L. Holly
Bunea Favors
Harold Miller
Neva Corcoran
Blanche Hagan
Xtry
Holly
Mrs. C.D. Huston
Double Six Club
Black's
W. C. Brecken
Nine of Hearts Club
Waek
Larry Anges
Clyde Mul
Merriman
Buneco
Glib
Burdetta Smith
Robert Hecklinger
Nobert Naum
Hebekul No
Christina Rauth
Noble Grand
OD. C. F. Ball Peast
Presbyterian Hospital Nursery
Waterloo Boy Scout Council
Lis
Rumford
Panors
Oxford
AAA
East 4Th Street
Dundee
Sable
Buchanan . G. AL Building
Altstadt & Langlas
POST
Bran
Council Bluffs
Gladys Belt
Currin Pavey
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Sire
Ees
Weansae
Wwe
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