Patriotic Drama at Grace Church Well Attended
Grace M E church presented the patriotic pageant America the Land We Love by the religious drama league before a large crowd. Directed by Mrs Juanita H McClean the cast included Miss Mary Harper as Columbia and Ed Cunard as George Washington. The program featured removal of spots from the American Flag and closed with a reading by Dr Roy Leslie Smith and a hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Grace M. E. Church
Religious Drama League
Juanita H. McClean
Columbia
Mary Harper
George Washington
Ed Cunard
Sam
Paul Whiteford
Robert Wright
Marjorie Comfort
Olive Jean Broom
Marvel Fern
Jane Becknell
Edith Delaney
Anna Morse
Mabel Clark
Bernice Dooley
Yvonne Guernsey
Betty Bingham
Beulah Guernsey
Harris Yaga
John Latta
Charles Frizzell
Roy Leslie Smith
Flanders Field
Jesus
W. Dewey
Clarence Young
Meeting of Girl Reserve Leaders in City
Eastern Iowa adult guidance council of girl reserves will have a conference at the Y M C A of this city, Nov. 16 and 17. Miss Margaret C Barnes of Cedar Rapids will be in charge with Grace Staff as special guest. Beth Tracy of Waterloo heads arrangements and local leaders conduct registration and housing. Leaders from Burlington to Marshalltown will attend with 24 other towns represented. The program opens Friday evening with greetings and demonstrations and continues Saturday with sessions morning, afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern
Iowa
Beth Tracy
Waterloo
Fred “Adams
M. B. ‘Cleveland
Charles Greeley
Il. Hu: West
Roscoe Davidson
J. O. Packman
Charles. Wheeler
Burdington
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Davenport
Dubuque
Keokuk
Muscatine
Program to Honor First National Regent in Waterloo
A Waterloo chapter D A R plans a dinner meeting Friday at 6 o clock to honor Caroline Scott Harrison as the first national regent. Mrs F C Adams will sing and Mrs W J Hotchkiss will speak on Insurrection in the United States. Hostesses include Mrs Henay Grout and several others. A farewell dinner for Miss Lucille McQuilkin will follow, with a donation and a linen shower for Miss Jean Wartey reported among social events and guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Scott ‘Harrison
D. A
Waterloo
Dador
F.C. Adams
WJ. Hotchkiss
United States
Hen
Ay. Grout
E. H. Bickdey
Social calendar highlights community clubs and events
An listing of social calendar items across West High events and local organizations. Readings include Mothers reception and various club meetings at churches schools and halls with groups like P T A Roosevelt school Garden club Daughters of Isabella and Memorial Hall scheduled through Tuesday and evening sessions.
W R C District Meets Attract 3800 Women Attend
Reports from the Iowa Woman's Relief Corps show about 3,800 women or a fifth of the order's membership attended district conventions and schools of instruction over two months. Meetings took place in Gresco Clear Lake Newell Cherokee Dunlap Guthrie Center Humboldt New Hartford Oelwein Anamosa Springville Brooklyn Des Moines Shenandoah Creston Sigourney Riverside. Mrs. Bertha Patrick Boone, department president, attended each convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Woman's Relief Corps
Gresco
Clear Lake
Newell
Cherokee
Dunlap
Guthrie Center
Humboldt
New Hartford
Oelwein
Anamosa
Springville
Brooklyn
Des Moines
Shenandoah
Creston
Sigourney
Riverside
Bertha Patrick Boone
Club notes on Entre Nous dinner at St John’s parish bazaar
Mrs. J. B. Bruner will entertain Entre Nous club members at a 5 o'clock dinner Wednesday at the bazaar of St. John’s parish in the Forum. Members should notify the secretary if unable to attend. Golden Link club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. James Lamber at 1414 Grant Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. ‘Bruner
Entre Nous Club
St. John's Parish
Golden Link Club
James Lammert
Grant Avenue
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes
A beauty guide notes that professional dental cleanings remove tartar but do not remove surface stains. Monthly between visits, rub teeth with pumice paste on a cloth to whiten teeth, using lemon juice sparingly. Also advises cold final bath rinse and lash tonic for skin and hair care.
Nelson L Hersey Weds Minnesota Girl Saturday
Nelson L Hersey, now of Spirit Lake Idaho, married Miss Beatrice Merrill of Winnebago Minnesota in a noon double ring ceremony at the bride's home attended by 50 relatives. The bride, a Winnebago High School and nursing school graduate, and the groom a Cedar Falls native, will reside in Idaho after a brief visit to St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Cedar Falls
S. F. Mersey
Winnebago
Minn
Nelson L. Hersey
Spirit Lake
Idaho
Beatrice Merrill
William F. Merrill
R. EB. Cady
Winnebago High School
School of Nursing
University of Town
Hersey
Teachers College
Iowa State Teachers College
Northwestern Iowa
University of Iowa School of Medicine
Reed Couple Honored in City Reception After Dallas Wedding
Charles C Reed and his bride visited their parents in the city after their Dallas marriage. A reception hosted by Mr Reed and his parents at 519 Third Street East featured 12 relatives and friends. The couple en route to New York City will make their home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carlton Reed
Dallas
Tex
E. F. Blocklinger
Dubuque
Dorothy Weatherwax
E. N. Shane
H. &. Weatherwax
Black's
Reed
Shane
Independence Avenue
Miss Van Gorder Becomes Bride of R Westerbeck
The ceremony for Ruth Van Gorder and Raymond Westerbeck took place Saturday in Humboldt with Rev Theobald officiating. The couple, attended by Mr and Mrs Matts Waljukait, plan a Waterloo home at 1112 Franklin Street. Ruth Van Gorder is a 1927 East High School graduate and works for Northwestern Bell. Raymond Westerbeck is employed by Waterloo Concrete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hansen
Ernest Aunspach
Waterloo
Calvary Evangelical Church Parsonage
Rtv
E. R. McCleland
Doris Windolf
George A. Duke
Aunspach
George Hansen
John Street
Ruth van Gorder
Gertrude van Gorder
Raymond Westerbeck
George Trost
Humboldt
Father Theobald
St. Mary's Church
Matts Wal- Jukait
Westerbeck
East High School
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Waterloo Concrete Corporation
Franklin Street
Church Groups Plan Meetings and Missionary Events
Mrs C J Bassarear hosts First United Presbyterian Missionary society at 2:30 PM Wednesday 727 Seventh street west. Miss Anna Henry leads on Egypt home missions. Circle five meets at 218 Cottage with Mrs L H Burk. Idlenet class at Walnut Street Baptist holds a Saturday business meeting. Lydia society holds annual dinner and business session Tuesday at Ure church. Woman's auxiliary meets Westminster church with Mrs C L Douthett presiding. Women’s Working association all day at First Presbyterian. Aid society meets at 10:45 with hosts Mrs Aida Webster and Mrs Frank Fowlie. luncheon by Mrs C Lee and Mrs EB Togerson. Missionary society praises meeting at 1:15 with special offering. Musical program by Mrs Oliver Stevenson and drama Two Masters presented by Jeague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Clubhouse
J. G. McAlvin
T. T
Ira Garrabrant
Hebrew Ladies’ Aid
Harry Cohn
P. L. Club
L. Bryant
Temple Rebekah
Noble Grand Association
C. E. Carr
Circle Five
First Lutheran Missionary Society
L. H. Burk
P.T. A—Fiske School
Business and Professional Women’s Club
W. C. A. Daughters of Civil War Veterans— Memorial
Lydia
Society
First Presbyterian Church
Canton
C. J. Bassarear
First United Presbyterian Missionary Society
Seventh Street West
Anna Henry
Egypt
Lydia Society
Ure Church
Women's Working Association
Aid Society
Aida Webster
Frank Fowlie
C. Lee
EB. R. Togersen
The
Missionary Society
Oliver Stevenson
Jeague
School Night P T A Meetings Tie Busy Evening
Roosevelt P T A meets at 7 30 this evening in the school with a musical program and refreshments. members bring plate cup and spoon. John Fiske P T A hosts superintendent W Kling Tuesday night with Grace Ullemeyer leading the music. Daughters of Union Veterans plan inspection and initiation Tuesday at Memorial hall with state inspector Mrs Gene McMasters of Cedar Rapids attending after dinner at White Sea Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association
Daughters of Union Veterans
Memorial Hall
Gene McMasters
Cedar Rapids
White Sea Inn
Exoneration in Bruin Death Trolley Case
Newton Iowa November 5 A coroner inquest exonerated Charles E Young Jr Colfax in the death of Frederick Bruin 10 who was struck by a truck driven by Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Charles E. Young, Jr
Colfax
Frederick Bruin
Young
Second Sight Was Better
Maud and Margaret, two stenographers, warn Joan against laughing at a character reader. Joan tests her skills on Mr. Davis, guessing his background and intentions. After weeks of observation, Davis reveals his attraction, and Joan explains her bold interest, leading to an engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud
Margaret
Joan
Mr. Davis
New York
New England
Boston
France
Hindenburg Receives Zeppelin Crew and U S Officers
President von Hindenburg welcomed the Graf Zeppelin crew and three U S Navy officers Commander R M Pierce Lieutenant Charles C Bauch and Lieutenant T G W Settle in Berlin noting hopes the flights will bring Germany closer to other nations The dirigible circled Staaken after an earlier stormy voyage with Clara Adams aboard and a large crowd on hand to witness the arrival
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
INS
United States
von Hindenburg
Germany
America
R. M. Pierce
Lakehurst
N. J
Charles. C. Bauch
Los Angeles
T. G.W. Settle
Staaken
S. T
Friedrichshafen
Clara Adams
Tannersville
United States Navy
Altho
Apple Pudding and Sandwich Filling Ideas
Baked Apple Pudding recipe uses twelve apples, water, molasses and sugar, topped with a sweet milk dough and baked. Sandwich fillings include cream cheese with peppers and olives, chicken with celery and watercress, ham with pickles and mustard, and a chicken and nut mixture bound with tart jelly.
Brain Test Answer Key Fragment
The message presents a sequence of labeled answers in mixed parentheses and letters, listing numbers for items such as (x) 8 (b) 3 and (a) 5 along with additional fragments like fe) 4 and (f) 5. The overall text appears to be an incomplete answer key with unclear context or source.
Governor Smith Urges Farm Vote for Democratic Ticket
Governor Smith appeals to agricultural west over radio from New York to back the Democratic presidential ticket. He says tomorrow’s vote will bring a farm relief solution and prosperity, accusing Hoover of opposing exportable surplus controls and warning against state socialism. He aligns with Lowden and Norris on farm policy and questions an extra session to push relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Harold Oliver
Presh
New York
Smith
Herbert Hoover
National Broadcasting Company
Lowden
Norris
Nebraska
Hoover
Socialist Party
Federal Reserve
Congress
St. Louis
United States
Poor Weapons Make for Peace Says Indian Philosopher
Glacier Park Mont Nov 5 Chief Short Face declares a dull tomahawk makes a good Indian in a controversial remark about peace and weapons. The story notes the remark by the Native American leader at a public gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier Park, Mont
Short Face
Shopping spree line up in town sales pitches flood the page
A garbled column promotes local shops and gifts with colorful phrases. It touts hats from Woods Millinery, books from The Frigate Book Shop, photos by Tritz studio, and a 15 percent discount if work is done before November 15. Flowering Chrysthemums from Sherwoods florists are praised for freshness and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frigate Book Shop
Tritz
Let Mary Lou shop for you at Morris Plan Co
A brief ad style note extols Morris Plan Co as a confidential aid source and a simple path to financial help. It invites readers to visit for a talk to smooth out difficulties and promotes easy access to credit. An unrelated pastry-like cosmetic claim follows about Waterloo Drug Inc as a top local shop for cosmetics drugs candy and stationery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Plan Co
Waterloo, Drug Inc
Glacier Park visitor remarks spark debate on race and policy
A visitor from Chicago described Glacier National Park with remarks on white and red races and suggested silent machine guns could improve urban conditions, drawing attention from tourists and stirring discussion about Native Americans during the last season at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier National Park Reservation
Glacier ,Park
Chicago
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