Beauty Chats and Society Notes From Local Ladies
A November 19 open meeting of the Woman's Club debates town authors and features readings by Airs. Beulah Bickley. The Literary department showcased short stories, reviews, and impressions of The Leatherwood God, with discussions on the short story versus one act plays. Courtesy greetings and social events accompany a varied club program and neighborly gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Tohnson Brigham
Lews
Beulah Bickley
Club events and officer elections at local gatherings
Mrs P M Schreiner hosted Kum chata club with 3 S E Brooks Aplington present. Officers elected Mrs J Pierce president Mrs P M Schreiner secretary treasurer and refreshments by Mrs Lehreiner and Mrs a B Smith. Lunch events set for Happy Hour and Clio clubs. Rev A C Preston spoke on The Problems of Americanization at Friday Study club with G W Hemsworth and reports from the Third dice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4. B. Abbs
A. ¢ Allen
KE. Ainslee
Triple-Four
Ainslee
J. BR. McMullen
C. V. R Bassarear
P.M. Schreiner
Kumchatawhile Civic
S. E. Brooks
Aplington
A Pierce
P.M. Sehreiner
Lehreiner
A. B. Smith
W. E. Schollian
Happy Hour Club
Clio Club
F. R. Asquith
Y. W. C. Ali
A. C. Preston
G. W. Hemsworth
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron About Death and Choice
Ruth Cameron contemplates the dread of being forced to die and the urge to choose one’s own end. The author contrasts life’s weariness with the idea of lasting meaning through worthy sacrifice and the desire for control over fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cameron
Oh Oh Cindy to Be Benefit Show at Waterloo Theatre
Primary cast for Oh Oh Cindy, a benefit play for the Young Women's Christian Association, performs Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at Waterloo Theatre. The production features Patti Lindner McClain as Cindy with a large ensemble including Terrance O Hooligan and Elsie Byvank, plus an aviation chorus and vaudeville acts in a period specific entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azel
Mae
Annabelle Clary
Fisher Building
Amy Corrs
Arthur R. Snyder
Miss Cantry
Mae Clark
Helen McGrane
Minneapolis, Minn
Cindy
Waterloo Theatre
Young Women’s Christian Association
Patti Lindner McClain
Elsie Byvank
Miss White
Terrance O'Hooligan
Follies
Dessie Lewi
Mildred Startin
Elliot Wise
Mildred Wittick
Katherine Flynn
Dorothy Lumry
Blanche Blondina
Foliies
Ethel Lawless
Alphonse Verdier
Billy Weston
Rexy Lambert
l“The
Three Bears
Carl Zelihoefer
Lloyd Smith
Harold Register
Cinderella van Alstyne
the Folies
Crusoe
John Ash
Mas Noah
Robinson Crusoe
Victor Zelihoete
le Crier
Cleone Harker
Ariste
Bbe
Eihott Wise
Va Moore
Grave Kauffer
Melen Maynard
Katherine Farwell
Inezhilds
Lucile Allbee
Margaret Nau
Marie Ramsey
Allene Hostetler
Ross Codler
Mafige Hosteter
Mildred Bunn
Ian May Rittenhouse
Martha Rebecke
Alicé Forbes
Thelma Jones
Morvence Laney
Lucile Stull
Maxine Green
Josephine Joumry
Margery Sinnard
Beatrice Swallum
Allan Ford
Arthur Scott
Myron Brenner
Homer Asquith
Right Hand Man
Armistice Day Factory Closures Set in Waterloo
Waterloo plans Armistice Day observances with factory closures from 1 to 6 p.m. on November 11 and all local men stopping work for one minute at 11 a.m. A Memorial Hall gathering at 2 p.m. and a parade led by a marching band will honor veterans. Committees from Becker- Chapman post and King-Marson post organize details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Becker- Chapman Post
American Legion
King-Marson Post
Rainbow Veterans' Society
Waterloo
Waterloo Industrial Association
Military Rites for Private Charles J. Schmitt
Soldiers and sailors are urged to meet at Memorial hall at 2 p.m. to march to Sacred Heart church for a 3 p.m. burial service for Private Charles J. Schmitt. Becker-Chapman Post American Legion will lead the procession from Hileman & Gindt mortuary to Calvary cemetery with a firing squad and taps at the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Charles J. Schmitt
Sacred Heart Church
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
H. K. Rouse
Hileman & Gindt
Fourth Street
Calvary Cemetery
South Street
Leland Avenue
Sunnyside Avenue
Falls Avenue
Company M
New men in charge of recruiting here
Sergeant W O Bagwell has been transferred to Jefferson Barracks Missouri after serving in Waterloo. Corporal O C Sigman also moves to Camp Grant. Sergeant Johnie Beller stays to escort a prisoner to Fort Des Moines. Corporals Southerland and Sexton replace them at the local station coming from Cedar Rapids and Des Moines respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Bagwell
Waterloo
Jefferson Barracks
O. C. Sigman
Camp Grant
Johnie Beller
Fort Des Moines
Sergeant Bagwell
Corporal Sigman
Horace G. Southerland
Lafayette Sexton
Southerland
New and Attractive Pattern 3357 for 7 Sizes
Waterlo o Evening Courier advertises Pattern 3357 with seven sizes 34 to 46 inches and requires 25 yards of 36 inch material for size 28. The illustration suggests fabrics such as silk velveteen tricolette serge duretyn crepe foulard and satin. Order by enclosing 15 cents to Fashion Department Waterloo Evening Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Bankers and Farmers Plan Four Iowa Finance Conferences
An Iowa Bankers Association agricultural committee, with farmers groups and the Federal Reserve, announces four Iowa conferences on farm finance. The Waterloo session at Hotel Russell Lamson on Nov 16 invites bankers and farmers from districts 3, 4 and 7 to discuss tight credit and other unusual conditions affecting farming and banking. Speakers include leaders from the Farm Bureau, Corn Belt Meat Producers, Wallace's Farmer and state banks officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Bankers Association
Federal Reserve Bank
Iowa
Waterloo
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Bankers’ Group
Waterlloo Clearing House Association
Will A. Lane
J. J. Miller
R. O. Hutchison
A. A. Burger
Sean Curtiss
Iowa State College
J. R. Howard
J. W. Coverdale
American Farm Bureau Federation
C. W. Hunt
EB. H. Cunningham
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
A. Sikes
Corn Belt Meat Producers Association
Fred McCullough
Iowa Small Grain Growers Association
H. C. Wallace
Wallace’s Farmer
W. W. Latta
Iowa Fleece Wool Growers Association
M. W. Henderson
W. A. Heath
J.B. McDougal
Chicago
L.A. Andrews
Frank War
Rural Nurse Refuses Payment After Turkey Tragedy
An Iowa county nurse driving to a rural school on time ran over a turkey. The turkey owner demanded seven dollars for the bird, while the nurse argued she should not pay for the decedent. The dispute centers on the accident involving the farmer's flock and the damaged Thanksgiving fowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mygeia
Jehu
Lange
Marble Company Buys C. S. Parker Building
Waterloo Tile Marble Co buys the C. S. Parker building at 923 Sycamore Street. The firm will use the first floor for offices and display rooms when the current lease ends. The second floor will be converted into four apartments. Samuel J. Longfellow is president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Tile @ Marble Co
C. S. Parker
Sycamore Street
Samuel J. Longfellow
Secretary of Company Negotiated Deal Through Gallup
A. Br. Hurlbut served as secretary of the company and the deal was negotiated through W. W. Gallup, detailing the chain of corporate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BR. Hurlbut
W. WW. Gallup
Coroner Sees Good Omen In Horsesh oe Talisman
Coroner Dr. Sidney D. Smith found a horseshoe tossed into his car near town a week before election day and credits it with luck. He received 16 476 votes in a landslide over Dr Powers and plans to keep the talisman. In a separate note, Parcaut and Reuben wrestled to a draw in Chicago with no third fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney D. Smith
FE. Powers
Chicago
Ralph Parcaut
Ben Reuben
Parcaut
Reuben
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Charles City
McKitrick
Chicago Great Western Freight Office
Cedar Falls
Agnes Hussey
Betty Leamon
Natural Music Club
Bernice Cull
Frank Yapp
5. W. Club
Eckstein
Emna Kent Forbes
John Robertson
William Buelow
Clinton
Pay Fletcher
Blanche
Stevens
Dike
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Presbyterian Church
Clara. Strickler
Robertson
Ova Waite
Lincoln Circle
Nocturn
Minneapolis
Christ Episcopal Church
Lloyd Hall
Ladies Guild and Daughters of the King
James S. Parrott
Cecil Bickley
Henry Peterson
Suild
C. J. Askins
Ruth Seager
C. 4. Lasser
FR. Asquith
Askins
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Soneterans Auxiliary
K.C. B
Jforbes
Adam and Eve
Stevenson
First Methodist Church
Verne Orr
H. H. Seerley
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Grace M. E
First Baptist Church
First Baptist
Walnut Street Baptist
Burton Avenue
First Mleb
Grace M
Linden
St. Paul's
M. i
First Presbyterian
Westminster Presbyterian
Northminster Presbyterian
East Park Presbyterian
United Presbyterian
First Congregational
Union Congregational
Mrs. McGlain
The
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Veeder Masur
Ther
Schmitt
Marble Company
C. S. Parker Building
Martha Turner
Dr. Turner
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Arkhet
Marthouse
White House Coffee
White House
del Monte
Brooke Bond
Aunt Jemima
Lippincott
Runkel’s
Lakeside
Delicia
Souder’s
Excello
Fowler Co
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