German Composers Theme At Waterloo Club Luncheon
German composers Bach Berthoven and Brahms will be studied at the Waterloo Music Improvement Club luncheon at Mrs Oliver Stevenson home 259 Fourth street west Thursday with Mrs B A Cobb as assistant hostess. A program of German music features talks by Mrs Roy Shoemaker and performances by Mrs Claude Bennett Mrs John Swift Mrs Fred J Miller Mrs L A Cobb and Mrs H G Wilb with pieces by Brahms Bach and Beethoven.
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Quota Club Plans National Leader Visit and Club Growth
Miss Rush Updegraff spoke at a Quota club meeting hosted by Miss Della Northey and Miss Clara Franzel at Hotel Russell Lamson. Miss Wanda Frey Jober was invited to the November 8 gathering as honorary president. Miss Chandler reported on the Scranton board meeting and the Winnipeg convention slogan was adopted. Plans aim to form new clubs in Davenport, Rock Island, Chicago, and Waterloo before June. A special train for the Quote convention was announced. Football themed dinner favors, and Walter Edmund discussed community chest support. Besa Nichols presided.
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Nellie. P. Brooks
Walter Edmund
Community Chest
Bristow Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary
Bristow Ia Nov 5 Mr and Mrs Ansel Goodsell observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a dinner on October 30. Their children Ray Frank Claud Fay and May attended with families. A gold gift was presented. Claud lives in Austinville and Frank in Camby Munn.
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Clarksville Man Weds Protivin Girl
Clarksville Ia Nov 5 wedding vows were taken at Protivin Catholic church by Miss Gecella Dostal and Wayne Weinberg with Rev G B Kucara officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs W C Dostel. A luncheon followed at the bride's parents home. The couple reside at the W J Weinberg home. Weinberg Lumber Co. is employer. bride formerly a music teacher.
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W. C. Dostel
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Weinberg
Weinberg & Miller Lumber Ca
Community group listings for Wednesday events and dinners
A long list of local groups and churches announce Wednesday afternoon and evening activities. Details include Daughters of Union Veterans mem orial hall sewing and card parties, Optimist club gatherings, ladies social unions, bridge clubs, and church dinners at First Presbyterian Grace Methodist Central Christian and other venues. Attendees named include Ruth Watson Maxwell Farrar Wade Lammert and Mr and Mrs Wright, with locations such as St Marys auditorium Black's tearoom Fort Wayne and Temple Masonic.
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St. Mary's
W. Peck
First, Presbyterian Church
Woman's Working Association
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East Park Presbyterian Church
Walter Wade
Ladies’ Social Union
Universalist
Lunchcoll
Raymond A. Folk
Grace Methodist Church
Women of
First Congregational Church
Yneheton
Women's Alssionary Society
Central Christian Church
J. F. Darland
Daughters of
Plymouth Congregational Church
Irving Farrar
Temple
Rebekah Iridge
Ruth Lammert
Becker
O. B.S
Masonic ‘Temple
W. J. Howrey
Westminster Presbyterian — Chorch
Helen Gould
Semorial Hall
Union Veterans
George Wright
B Natural Music Club Ents at Nagle Home
The B Natural Music club met at Mrs. C. T. Nagle's home with Miss Louisa Haggerman as assistant hostess. Mrs. Truman Wagner spoke on Strings and Mrs. M LaRue read Father. A quintet led by Mrs. Forrest Killpathes sang Harp of the Winds and In Italy with Janet Little Grayton on piano. Elizabeth Green performed Estrellita and Gaprice Basque with Clayton as accompanist.
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C. T. Nagle
Louisa Haggerman
Truman Wagner
M. ©. LaRue
Forrest Killpathes
Co. W. Eby
I. B. Pratt
Co. J. Ness
R. E. Addington
Spress
Italy
Boyd
Janet Little Grayton
Ponce-Hartman
Elizabeth Green
Clayton
BCC
Marriage of Nellie Schrack and Walter Opperman in Topeka
An announcement from Clarksville Indiana notes the marriage of Miss Nellie Schrack to Walter Opperman of Oelwein. The ceremony occurred in Topeka Kansas, after a Midwestern tour the couple will reside in Oelwein with plans to be at home November 15. Mrs. Opperman formerly lived in Clarksville.
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Qelwein
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Black's Tearoom
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Becker Chapter O B S Dance Friday at Masonic Temple
Becker chapter O B S plans a varied program for the second in a series of dances at the Masonic temple Friday evening November 8 at 8 30. Chair Mrs Orlo Miller leads the committee assisted by Harry Fergeman Mrs Irene Williams and Mr and Mrs Frank Shireman.
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Hints in Beauty Care A Kent Forbes
A reader seeks weight gain and skin care guidance from Kent Forbes. Advice covers dieting, rest, gentle exercise, gradual fat-rich foods, and hair and skin health with emphasis on gradual improvement and checking for underlying illness.
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Festivities and notices in Jesup groups
Community activities from Jesup unfold with Ladies' Aid gatherings at Belle Ham's home and church events including a 6:30 p.m. sausage meal, a Christmas bazaar planning for December 4, and a 87th birthday tribute to Mrs. Hile with gifts. Barry tenpie Pythian sisters head to Manchester for the Third district convention plus social visits, parties honoring Agnes Bissell, and Westminster and family reunions across Ames Ottumwa and Aar.
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Manchester
Football Supper Dance Announced for Next Friday
Hotel Russell Lanmser will sponsor a football supper dance Friday night with music by Lyman's Orchestra. Minnesota football rooters plan to stop in Waterloo overnight on their way to Iowa City where the Gophers face the Hawkeyes Saturday. Iowa meets Minnesota Friday night is the slogan for the informal supper dance scheduled to start at asgo.
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Charles City Pair Married Sunday in Ta
Wedding notices list Rose Elsie Hunt and Bryan Hotchkiss marrying at Rev. G. A. Hess’s home in Charles City. Bride from Liverpool, England. groom employed by Oliver Pann Equipment. Also notes Walters Manny wedding Oct 14 in Canton and reception. couple to Louisville for work. Details include schools and leaving plans. Birthday anniversary observed for Marilyn Jean Mul, with guests and refreshments. Community PTA program at McKinley School with local speakers and Chest fund.
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Beth Packing Company
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Church Society Meetings Across Local Congregations
Inasmuch society of Rush Park Presbyterian meets tomorrow at 2 30 pm with Mrs Walter Wade at 826 Reed Street. Other gatherings include Luncheon at 12 30 pm Wednesday for Ladies Social Union Universalist Church hosted by Mrs Raymond A Polk, with Mrs B Cropper assisting. Various Grace Methodist, Westminster and Universalist church groups hold parlor meetings, luncheons and prayers tomorrow and Wednesday, featuring talks by Mrs Hazel Dietrick, Mrs Arf Conagan and others, plus a 7 30 pm prayer meeting to cap the day.
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Reed Street
Raymond A. Polk
Highland Boulevard
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Universalist Church
4. B. Cropper
Woman’s Societies of Grace Methodist Church
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E. W. Bartlett
Ladies' Aid Society
Lielock
Fourth Street
G. H. Cheever
Hazel Dietrick
Arf Conagan
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Nellie ‘Trualt
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Caffee
Asheville Normal School
Club Notes Bridge Winners At Local Luncheon
Mrs. Fred Snyder and Mrs. O B Smith won prizes in the Hilo Bridge Club luncheon at Black's tearoom hosted by Mrs. R H Dinsmore. Many clubs announce upcoming meetings and social cards events featuring bridge, dinners, and cake at Black's tearoom and various homes around town.
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Hilo
United Brethren Aid Society to Meet in Hudson
Hudson news records the United Brethren Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs A K Baldwin home Thursday with dinner served by Miss Billa Sergeant and Mrs Harold Stristen. The event aims to start a winter dinner series as Clover Leaf club hosts a picnic dinner Friday November 8. The Mission Circle convenes Friday at Mrs Albert McBain’s with discussion led by Mrs W N Roush on When Knights Were Bold. Choir practice at Rev W N Roush home Thursday. Miss Rilla Sergeant planning to spend winter with niece Mrs Fred Schonenfeld in Nashua after leaving town Saturday.
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Billa Sergeant
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Clover Leaf Club
United Brethren Mission Circle
Albert McBain
W. N. Roush
Rilla Sergeant
Fred Schonenfeld
Nashua
Bassett Couple Wed in Service at Charles City
Miss Lucile Bogges and Leonard M. Trask married at the Christian parsonage in Charles City. The couple, both from Bassett, were supported by Mildred Trask and Roy Bogges as attendants. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Bogeges.
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Leonard M. Trask
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the Christian Parsonage
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Bliss Mildred Trask
Roy Bogges
Former Charles City Resident Wed in Towanda Pa
The marriage of Arthur Sanford, a former Charles City resident, to Miss Gertrude K. Dargason was solemnized in Towanda Pennsylvania on October 25. Sanford served in the World War and is identified as a Navy veteran in the notice.
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Gertrude K. Dargason
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Sanford
Nashua Couple Wed at Ventura Oct 26
Nashua Iowa reports Mrs Alma Lampson and Harvey Huffmen wed Saturday October 26 at Ventura. They plan to live on a farm east of Nashua.
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City in Brief: Local Notes From The West Side
The item lists numerous small notices: medical and professional ads, visits from out of town, family and social updates, a Layman Lottery & Electric shop renovation, a sermon schedule by Rev. J William Garrett, educators attending a Des Moines convention, a Nashua resident moving in, class ring orders for seniors, travel plans of Mr. and Mrs. Martin and relatives, a Nicaragua voyage with shipmates, and three divorce petitions filed by Elsie Shaw, Irene Clark, and Margaret Herren.
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Franklin Street
W. E. Baumgardner
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Mwinals
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Standard Pruit & Steanship Co
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Honduras
Aled
Elsie Shaws
Edward Shaidin
Irene Clark
Clifford Clark
Albert Lea
Margaret Herren
Lvin Herren
Independence
Herren
Mw Bakery
Wittona
Minn
Gasoline stove blast injures woman at home
In Des Moines on November 5 a gasoline stove exploded as Alice Dennis, Sr. attempted to light it. She sustained serious burns to her hands and arms and is reported in critical condition.
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France to try Cayenne poisoner case in travel of judges
A Cayenne poisoner mystery and a string of murders lead to a French trial as Judge Lemarchand prepares to assess voluminous dossiers and witness depositions. Thirty three murder and complicity cases have been moved to France for preliminary instrutions with more accused awaiting transfer.
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Lemarchend
East Junior High Invites Guests for Know Your School Day
East Junior High schedules Know Your School Day for Wednesday November 13 inviting all interested persons to attend the day sessions. An evening one hour program features orchestra glee club instrumental duets and solos, plus declamatory selections and a gym class demonstration by Miss Thora Collyer. No admission, but only participating pupils may attend.
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Ox Tail Soup and Savory Dinner Salad Ideas
A recipe for ox tail soup with vegetables and browning steps plus suggestions for enhancing flavors. Also tips include vanilla in cocoa, cloves in cream of tomato soup, maraschino cherries on fruit salad, nut bread sandwiches, split frankfurters grilled in butter, and a quick hard sauce with fruit juice and almonds.
Kraut Smells Good to Burr Lichty in Injunction Suit
In a kraut odor injunction case, Burr G Lichty testifies the fermentation smell is pleasing to him as vice president of Smith Lichty Hillman, while Wartey claims the basement factory odor injures his furniture store and disgusts him and customers. Lichty describes the odor as a pungent cabbage aroma ranging from raw to finished kraut. The judge allows the testimony to proceed.
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Roy Hartong
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Henry
Hartong Factory
Hasner
P. H. Frant
Seal for Health Christmas Seal of 1829 design sale plan
A 1925 health fundraiser seal featuring an oval bell ringer motif against blue, with a double-barred Lorraine cross in the lower right. The design is an active Christmastime replica to be sold after Thanksgiving by the Waterloo Woman's Club committee led by Mrs. Howard Burr.
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Howard Burr
Four Bart Crashes Injure Four in Des Moines
Des Moines reports four injured in two traffic crashes yesterday and last night. The victims include Mrs. Allen Woodman 92 and George W. Hough 74 in a collision with a car driven by Mrs Harold West who escaped injury, and Richard Owne 11 and Leroy Schwarnwever 15 in another crash.
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Allen Woodman
George W. Hough
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Leroy Schwarnwever
Winter Pattern 1690 Dressmaking Guide Card
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