Congress at Town City Will Record Progress
Hundreds of Waterloo parents join the Juvenile Teacher Congress at the state convention opening Wednesday to observe memorial tributes for Mrs. Tsien Len Hills founder of Iowa Child Welfare Research and Town Parent Teacher Association. Delegates include J. W. Morris and others. speakers include Dr. Carl Seashore and Dr. Bird T Baldwin. Authorities in child welfare will discuss progress and host roundtables with leaders from several states.
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Witerloo
Juverile Tancher Congress
J. W. Morris
Frank M Donald
C. W. Lewey
C.K. Bassaveur
Pe C
A. R. Morton
Farnham
Sidney Sink
Congress
Tsien Len Hills
Jows Child Welfare Research Station
Yown Parent-Teacher Association
Uasional Federation
Allen
Charles City
Carl. Seashore
Bird T. Baldwin
Hillis
Regular Social and Division Meetings Attract Clubwomen
Waterloo Woman's club schedules three events this week at the clubhouse the monthly party Monday afternoon the regular Wine Arts department meeting Tuesday afternoon and the fortnightly Literary division gathering Friday. Mrs T J Fitzgerald leads the social meeting with committee help from Mrs HS Estes and others arranging cards refreshments and decorations. Modern French music features the Fine Arts department Tuesday with Mrs Hoffmann McGlain Berry Boatman and Dunkelberg on the program. Literary department members study Guy de Maupassant Friday afternoon with Mrs Boggs reviewing Strong as Death and Mrs O Keefe The Necklace and The String.
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Waterloo Woman’s Club
T. J. Fitzgerald
HS. Estes
Samank
A. c. Tox
C. W. Bilyson
Fine Arts Department
A. A. Hoffmann
Fred McGlain
Loren J. Berry
C. A. Boatman
A. Dunkelberg
Guy de Maupassant
B. A. Boggs
O'Keefe
Melrose D A R to Hold Sessions This Week
Mary Melrose chapter D A R schedules a luncheon meeting Tuesday at 1 PM hosted by Mrs. W W Beal with Mrs N H Loomis and other members assisting. A board meeting is set for Monday at 1 PM at Westminster Presbyterian church. Piano recital at L S Parsons Music House featured student performances by Verna Metcalf and others.
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Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Atrs
A. C. Graham
L. S. Parsons Music House
Verna Metcalf
Marlys Heffner
Deloris Hrinkerhoff
Leona Spencer
Mary Llewellyn
Ari
Guest Musicians to Perform at Natural Music Club Program
Guest musicians Rose Heiehard Marshall Loren J Berry Helene Glenpy Misa Laverne Beil will headline the annual Natural Music club program Monday evening. W W Gallup and Mrs Rotund ivler assist. The program opens at 8 with two ensemble numbers Lumoresque and Ftat fun Baliata, then Storgren’s Sonata in G minor for violin and piano by Mrs Mare Slall and Miss Beal. Other pieces include Ave Maria and Happiness by the ensemble and a piano solo Saint Francis of Paul Walking on the Waters by Miss Beal. A junior auxiliary plans presentation by Miss Mildred Gleeson during a business meeting.
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Mes
Rose Heiehard Marshall
Nambers
Per Violin Ensemble
Loren J. Berry
Mise Helene Glenpy
Atus Misa Laverne
Beil
Howels
W. W. Gallup
Mra
Rotund Ivler
Hasless
Ilumoresque
Dvorak
Pappini
Storgren
Mirior Fay
University Women's Guest Party at YW Tuesday
Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women plans its annual guest night Tuesday at the Young Women’s Christian association parlors. A one act play The Morist Shop will be staged under Mrs. W A Lane with musical numbers by Mrs. Chessler and Miss Ethel Brinkman. Miss Marie Watters chairs the hostess committee of graduates from Columbia Denison Drake Highland Park Grinnell and more. Mrs Fred J Miler will greet guests.
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Waterloo
American Association of University Women
Young Women’s Christian Association
W. A. Lane
Winifred Hawkridge
A. Chessler
Ethel Brinkman
Allied Arts Conservatory of Music
Marie Watters
Grinnell College
Columbia
Denison
Drake Universities
Highland Park J
Grinnell Colleges
Fred J. Miler
Waterloo Chapter to Honor O. E. 8 Grand Officers
Waterloo chapter Daughters of the American Revolution plans a Friday meeting to commemorate Armistice Day with a program themed I Hear America Singing. Mrs. D Becker will give the tribute. music arranged by Mrs. A G Prime and Miss Mildred Greason, with hostesses and new members welcomed from Janesville.
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Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Wille
A. G. Prime
Mildred Greason
America
D. Becker
W. A. Lane
G. H. Pedersen
C . Tarbell
J. E. Davis
R. G. Taylor
J. W. Galloway
EB. G. Childs
J. E. Jobson
Edward Hohli
C. A. Brewer
Lsst
Janceviile
Armistice Day honors and fraternal receptions in Waterloo
Waterloo Chapter D A R plans Armistice Day activities and a reception at Masonia hill to honor Mrs Jessie Wheeler for becoming worthy matron of the grand chapter of Iowa. Also to credit Mrs Fred Dall and Roscoe Zerwekh for their roles. Informal event planned with S S Glass and others assisting.
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Waterton Chanter
Order of the Eastern Star
Jessie Wheeler
Lowa
Masonia Hill
Fred Dall
Cedar Fails
Towa
Roscoe Zerwekh
Perry, Jr
Fashion Slender Lines Rule In Modern Dress Outlook
The article discusses shifting fashion away from long straight gowns to more nuanced silhouettes. It notes risks of overly fitted or full skirts, advises balancing fit, width, and coat lines, and muses on a mirror that shows silhouettes without details to help women assess outfits.
Winifred Merrill to Play Violin at Teachers College
Cedar Falls reports violinist Winifred Merrill, who left eight years ago to build a major American career, will return Thursday November 19 to perform at Teachers College. Born in Atlanta, Merrill studied under her father and Franz Kneisel, later pursuing education at German kindergarten, Teachers College, Indiana, and Columbia.
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Cedar Falls
Winifred Merrill
Miss Merrill
Atlanta
Franz i Kneisel
Teachers College Training School
Indiana
Columbia Universities
Thanksgiving Party by St Josephs Younger Members
Younger members of St. Josephs parish hosted 160 guests for a Thanksgiving party last evening inside Knights of Columbus hall. Edith Galvin chaired with several committees. novelty dances were led by listed committee members. Supper began at six, tables set with chrysanthemums and yellow tapers. decor arranged by Miss Josspling Roberts. Adeline Hayes oversaw refreshments and serving with ten helpers. door duty by Kynech and OConnor.
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St. Joseph’s Parish
Knights of Columbus
Edith Galvin
Miles Kildee
Vinucet Golineux
Peter Kelley
Joseph Marlkerie
Howard
Paul Mildee
Joseph McGuire
Josspling Roberts
Adeline Hayes
William Kynech
O'Connor
Mey
Bruner
FL jMcCoy
Gloster Napier 3 Seaplane Aims at Schneider Cup Glory
Britain unveils a tiny high speed seaplane, the Gloster Napier 3, built for the 1925 Schneider Cup. Capt. Hubert Brouil pilots the ultralight machine designed on a manocoque frame with spruce wings and duralumin propeller, promising speeds near 200 mph and challenging records set by rivals.
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London
Eng
Britain
Baltimore
New York World
Altho
Hubert Brouil
Gloster-Napier
First Evangelical Women’s Home Missionary Society Event
The First Evangelical Women’s Home Missionary Society hosts a public meeting tomorrow morning at the Evangelical with Miss Charlotte Ar worker as speaker. A mission band will sing, Mrs. C F Smith solos, offerings support foreign missions. Services at 318 Fourth Street West, 3 p.m. in Mandrial Hall, under Helping Hand Home mission auspices. The subject is The Second Coming of Christ.
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Women’s Home Missionary Society
Wirse Evangelical
Charlotte Arworker
Tucks Missions
C. F. Smith
Tnandrial
Fourth Street West
Helping Hand Home J Mission
Christ
The
American Home Industrial Society
Three Hunters Hit by Raccoons Near Predersky
Three raccoons averaging 22 pounds each were shot in four hours by Sam Galloway Lloyd McKinney and John Beck near Predersky Thursday afternoon. The animals were displayed above Station No. 1 and three pelts valued around $30. One raccoon goes to Fire Chief Ray Tiller, Beck keeps one, and the third is to be used at a dinner at Now station.
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Sam Galloway
Lloyd McKinney
John Beck
Predersky
Galloway
McKinney
Toy
Frederika
Mio
Ray Tiller
Beck
Floyd Co Woman Dies in Greene
In Greene Iowa Floyd County Mrs Hanna Pattschull 60 died unexpectedly at the home of her daughter Mrs Fred Majewski Greene after traveling for doctors treatment. Surviving are her husband four daughters and six sons including Mrs Majewski Mrs Herman Butz of Greene Otto Pattschuk Chicago Mrs Han nah Henger Staples Minn Paul Theodore Mason Guy Leo Fred and Henry Greene Funeral arrangements await arrival of relatives.
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Greene
Hanna Pattschull
Pleasant Grove
Floyd County
Fred Majewski
Pattschull
Bik
Crayery
Majewski
Herman Butzlof
Martin Mihm
Otto Pattschuk
Chicago
Hannah Henger
Staples
Minn
Paul
Theodore
Mason Guy
Leo
Fred
Henry
Tutor Theory Gridders Meet Mason City Eleven
The Tutor football theory class led by Coach Art Dickenson and “Peck” Posegate travels to Mason City to face the Mason City Junior College team in a fall term showcase game. The team has only practiced against themselves and this will reveal their practical application of lessons.
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Ceder Falls
Art Dickenson
Dreams and Premonitions Lecture Tonight
Elaine Scribner national lecturer for Theosophical Society discusses unusual dreams, record cases of distant happenings and future predictions in room 205 Lafayette building tonight. Waterloo lodge Theosophical Society sponsors the event and invites the public. A large crowd attended last night’s talk. Cedar Falls reports Leo Ford, Cedar Falls high quarterback, breaks collarbone in 6-6 tie with Iowa Falls.
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Elaine Scribner
American ‘Theosophical Society
New York
Lafayette Building
Waterloo Lodge
The
Theosophical Society
Miss Scribner
Cedar Falls
T Leo Ford
Iowa Falls High
City in Brief Highlights Local Moves and Visits
West end fth St bridge and M.C. A. Bldg advertise optical service. C H Wood left for Chicago to visit relatives. Mrs George Armstrong went to Des Moines for a few days. Peter Woodring serves on Citizens' committee and is secretary of Black Hawk County Civic League. Miss Florence Kent of West Union weekend in Waterloo. Mrs Janes McGourty and sons visiting New Hampton with her parents. Mrs Walter Leyer recovering from appendicitis at home on Summit Ave. Dr Wim Koch of Milwaukee arrived to join wife visiting her parents. Koch travels with Dr Carey and Dr Reider to Iowa Wisconsin game. Mr Clarence Chamberlin of Duluth guests of MacKay family on way to Ames for homecoming. Chamberlin with Burroughs Adding Machine Co reps at Hotel Russell-Lamson for sales service talk. Morning session adjourned for function. about 1, many in attendance. Tr Shani Residence Russell Lamy Fister Chonda.
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Peter Woodring
Citizens
Black Hawk County
Koch
A. F. Carey
Ft. Reider
Clarence Chamberlin
Duligque
Chae CG. MacKay
Ghestnut Street
Ames
Iowa State College
Mr. Chamberlin
MacKay
Balesmien
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Mal
Russell-Lamson
Spl Johnson
Mansager
Mornins
Alout
Shani
Russell Lamy Fister Chonda
AiThey
Russian Symphonic Choir Delights Waterloans With New Sound
Critics hail the Russian Symphonic choir led by Basile Kibaiichich for its rare blend of choral craft and orchestral texture. A West High concert features church music, folk songs, and new light classics arranged for chorus, with dramatic Russian costumes enhancing the performance.
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West High Auditorium
Waterloo Business & Professional Women's Club
Waterloo
Tawa State Teachers College
McCarty to Attend National Congregation in Des Moines
McCarty a four member executive committee member of Iowa Fraternal Congress and state manager for the Tribe of Ben Hur will attend the annual convention of the congress in Des Moines next Thursday and Friday. Others from here are likely to join. The congress includes officers and representatives from 23 fraternal benefit societies and about 200 attendees are expected.
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McCarty
Iowa
Births and a farmer ends life in Melvin Iowa
A montage of birth notices from Oct 21 to Nov 7 lists numerous families in Lu Verne, Hutchinson, Lester township, and La Porte City with newborn daughters and sons at several hospitals. In Melvin, Richand Slomx, a 40 year old farmer, committed suicide by hanging due to financial stress.
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and Bors
Edward L. Scott
Logan
Rose Mary
Hichard J
Hutchinson
Wen Memorial Hospital
Donna Louise
OD Oysek R Sov
Berne Charles Stebbins
Jacque- Une Ihore
Bred H. Weidman
St. Francis Hospital
Alice Jane
Alice Jane, the Parents Iive
Lester Township
Paul
Walters
Summit
Ruth Elva
Lieyd L. Wilkins
Vine
Maxine Marlo
John J. Foarde
St Pumecis Hospital
Patricia Anna
Charles Henry Loveless
Allen Memorial Hospital
Pacentsire
la Porte City
Bernard W. Trego
Gilbert
LeRoy
Ralph
Dunlevy
Loman
Dean Carlton
Frank Willis Hardy
Mulberry
Frank Whms
Parmer
Melvin
Richand Slomx
Parking fines issued for first hour overstay on business streets
In municipal court, Judge John W. Gwynne fined nineteen patrons $2.50 total for each sixty first minute of parking in restricted areas after fees were set by EL W. Koepke. A man jailed for intoxication claimed bay rum as his only liquor source, and got three days without his hair tonic. police are told to warn stores about selling bay rum to habitual drinkers.
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EL. W. Koepke
John W. Gwynne
Gwynne
Chiefs of Police
A. Leighton
Atores
Automobile Tragedy Near Boone Claims Grand Junction Man
In Boone County on November 7, Fletcher Joy, a prominent Grand Junction resident, was killed when his car was struck near here by a motorist described as intoxicated. His son Walter Joy suffered a broken leg in the crash. Driver Shirley Winfield faces charges related to driving while intoxicated.
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Boone
Letcher Joy
Grand Junclen
Walter
Here
Shirley Winfield
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