Advertising’s value highlighted at women’s club dinner
E G Carey of the Waterloo Evening Courier spoke on the role of advertising and news in newspapers at a Business and Professional Women’s club dinner at the YWCA. He urged treating advertising as a business enterprise, noted overlapping functions, and described a newsroom mockup event. The club voted in the national election, and new members were introduced. The annual mother daughter banquet is set for November 20 at Hotel Russell Lamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Carey
Waterloo Evening Courier
Business and Professional Women's Club
Carey
Margaret McGrath
J. F. Balensifer
Elizabeth Kenny
W. W. Warsaw
Mildred Gleason
Hazel Zwanziger
Florence Stines
Bess Richardson
Nelle Packard
Russell-Lamson
Card Party At Moose Hall
A Woman's Benefit association card party at Moose Hall Tuesday drew 54 guests. Prizes in 500 went to Mrs. I. A. Newville and Mrs. J. F. Wagner. Favors to Mrs F A Smith and Mrs E W Bute, door prize to Mrs. Floyd Stevens. Business meeting planned a thimble bee on Nov 14 and a card party on Nov 20, with Mrs. Harry Nanny and Mrs. Frank Geier in charge. bazar set for Dec 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Benefit Association
Moose Hall
I. A. Newville
J. F. Wagner
Bridge
F. A. Smith
E. W. Bute
Floyd Stevens
George Smith
Harry Nanny
Frank Geier
Party for Woman's Club Members Monday
Waterloo Woman's club plans an Monday afternoon event at the clubhouse with card games a program and tea in the drawing room Mrs R W Gibson chairs the day supported by Mrs R H Garrison Mrs Arthur Fowler Mrs George Garretson Mrs Henry Frank and Mrs A G Greeley in charge of reception cards decorations tea and program Ye Have Classes A gym swimming class starts Friday at 6 at the YWCA with 25 members signed up others welcome Bowling may follow if 20 join Julius Dennis 82 celebrated a surprise birthday at 71 Ricker street with his sons Carl and George and families He was also an honored guest at a Daughters of Union Veterans dinner at White Sea Inn at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
R. W. Gibson
R. H. Garrison
Arthur Fowler
George Garretson
Henry Frank
A. G. Greeley
Daughters of Isabella
Y. W
Adeline Hayes
Marguerite Stanton
Florence Horan
Julius Dennis
Ricker Street
Carl
George
Dennis
Daughters of Union Veterans
White Sea Inn
Clubs and societies listed for tonight event notices
Tonight features a long roster of meetings and gatherings across town. Canopus club Fortnightly club O E Masonic groups Izaak Walton league Trinity Lutheran Church and many others convene at churches halls libraries and social rooms including Memorial hall Black's Tearoom and K of C hall with dinners card parties and study sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Church
Rosina Blackman
Izaak Walton League
Senior Luther League
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Ae Gould
Blue Triangle League
Della Tritz
AW Alu
Public Library West
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk I. O. O. F. Hall
Mystic Workers—K. of C. Hall
Monument to Civil War Veterans Planned at Washington Park
A monument to Civil War veterans will be erected at Washington Park by the Daughters of Union Veterans, decided at Memorial hall. It will be placed before Decoration Day. Cedar Rapids inspector Mrs. Gene McMasters attended and spoke. Rev. Oliver M. Yaggy, son of a Civil War veteran, was obligated into the tent and spoke briefly. Miss Sue Gilley reported on the Denver national meeting. A bazaar is planned for Nov. 24 in Memorial hall with dinner and supper. Twenty-one members attended a 6 p.m. dinner at White Sea Inn before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingston Park
Daughters of Union
Memorial Hall
Gene McMasters
Cedar Rapids
Oliver M. Yaggy
Sue Gilley
Denver
White Sea Inn
East Junior High School Hosts Education Week Reception
East Junior High plans a reception for parents next Thursday evening November 15 as part of National Education Week. A program including orchestra, music, glee club songs, solos and readings will be performed. A special visiting day for parents in regular classes is also scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Junior High School
Glee Club
Hints In Beauty Care Eyes Express Yourself And Glow
Practical guide stresses that eye brightness and expression dominate beauty. Observe intelligent women, imitate expressive eye use, and practice in a mirror. Tips include avoiding empty eye rolling, relaxing routines, and self observation to learn varied expressions. For dark circles consult a doctor and consider baths and circulation aids for skin smoothness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M
Waterloo Girl to Be First Lady of the Land at White House
Lou Henry Hoover, born in Waterloo Iowa, will become first lady when Herbert Hoover takes the presidency. The article recalls her childhood at Waterloo, early heroism, and shared Iowa roots with the Republican candidate. It notes her Trojan courage during the Boxer Uprising and her later hospital aid in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Land
White House
Herbert Hoover
United States
Commonwealth of Iowa
Lou Henry Hoover
Old Holland School
Lou Henry
Joan of Arc
Herbert
Leland Stanford University
Hoover
Australia
China
Department of Railways
Monterey
Cal
Pacific
Mrs. Hoover
Circle Officers Installed In King's Daughters Circle
Officers of the newly organized circle of the King's Daughters were installed at a Tuesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. R. H. Murphy's home. President was Mrs. John T. Rock, with Miss Viola Pierce as vice president and Mrs. F. W. Porterfield as secretary. Treasurer was Mrs. B. L. Cobb. Mrs. Murphy named representative to the state Dr Jennie McGowan chapter. County president Mrs. J. G. Ralston presided. The circle will meet the first Tuesday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle of the King’s Daughters
R. H. Murphy
Fourth Street West
John T. Rock
Viola Pierce
F. W. Porterfield
B. L. Cobb
Murphy
Jennie McGowan
J. G. Ralston
Club Notes Busy Social Week With Luncheons And Prizes
Mrs Walter W Anderson will entertain Kum Chat Awhile Thursday at 12 30 with a luncheon at 722 Second Street West. Mrs A Dudley hosted Bid Em Up club Tuesday afternoon with prizes to Mrs Vern Johnson Mrs T A Lynch and Mrs L L Sanford. Guests included Mrs Sanford Mrs J L Becker and Mrs P S Walters. Co E S L club meets for 1 o clock luncheon Thursday at 2625 Fourth Street West. P L club members were entertained Tuesday by Mrs Leonard Bryant at 609 Falls Avenue where Mrs M C Westcott won 400. The club meets Monday with Mrs Kenneth Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Anderson
Second Street West
A. Dudley
Bayard Street
Bridge Club
Vern Johnson
T. A. Lynch
L. L. Sanford
Sanford
J. L. Becker
P. S. Walters
Co. E. S. L. Club
W. H. Bickley
Fourth Street West
P. L. Club
Leonard Bryant
Falls Avenue
M. C. Westcott
Kenneth Lyens
Poiret Shows Robe de Style Revival in Mixed Silhouettes
Rita notes Paul Poiret offers several robes de style silhouettes in one collection. A pliant silk black dress features bands of gold embroidery around the skirt and panniers, a bright gold cord at the decolletage, and a bodice cut to the waist in back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paul Poiret
Poiret
Rita
City in Brief: G A R meeting and YMCA council event
Members of the Robert Anderson post G A R will hold a business meeting at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Memorial hall. The Senior division of the physical department council, YMCA, will hold its first autumn meeting at 7 30 p.m. today in the gym. Frank Birkner, physical director, will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Anderson Post
Memorial Hall
Physical Department Council
YL M. C. A
Frank Birkner
Mrs Hildebrand Heads Waterloo Garden Club for 1929
Mrs J G Hildebrand, president of the Waterloo Garden club since its organization three years ago, was reappointed to head the club for the coming year at the closing meeting of 1928 held at Mrs J G McAlvin’s home. Officers elected include Vice president Mrs Guy Johnson secretary Mrs J E Bragdon and treasurer Mrs B W Schuneman. The club, with 142 members after adding 35 this season, voted to join the Iowa Federation of Garden clubs. A symposium on Successes and Failures in My Summer Garden was led by several members. Meetings resume in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Hildebrand
Waterloo Garden Club
Hame
J. G. McAlvin
Park Avenue West
Guy Johnson
J. E. Bragdon
B. W. Schuneman
Iowa Federation of Garden Clubs
W. E. Johnson
Nathan Barber
Carl Davis
W. R. Cole
O. J. Conery
M. B. Cleveland
Church and club meetings fill Thursday agenda
Sewing circle of Immanuel Lutheran church meets Thursday at 2 in the school auditorium. Christ Truth church holds a Thursday afternoon gathering at the church home. First Baptist Woman's Society plans a 2 30 program and business session in the chapel. Lydia Society officers named at First Presbyterian dinner. Dinner for G A R veterans and wives by Auxiliary Dinners committee listed. A dinner party with 100 invitations set for Hotel Russell Lamson Monday 6 30. Helen Gould auxiliary to hold a business meeting planning bazar and visit from department president. Cedar Heights WCTU hosts Cedar Weights meeting Thursday at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Anderson
Rowena Circle
Claude Anderson
Sons of Union Veterans
Central Christian Church
G. H. Baldwin
L. M. S. Club
Black’s
John Swift
Otto Stegman
M. E. Church
Glenn Phillips
Ladies’ Social union—Universalist
Circle Six
First Lutheran Missionary Society
A. H. Peterson
Immanual Lutheran church—School
Sons of Union Veterans of the
BE. S. L. Club
Bickley
Cedar Heights
George Wilson
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth—Church
Woman's Society
First Baptist Church
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Woman's Society of First Baptist Church
P. L. Bryant
Russell Lamson
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
Cedar Weights
Cedar Heights Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Federal education department urged at PTA meeting
At John Fiske Parent-Teacher Association meeting Superintendent C W Kline stressed the need for a federal department of education. Mrs George Watson reported on the recent PTA convention, Grace Allemeyer led singing, and Alice Bellinger gave readings. About 100 people attended and the seventh grade won an attendance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Education
C. W. Kline
John Fiske
Parent-Teacher Association
George Watson
Grace Allemeyer
Alice Bellinger
Vintage cookie and cake recipes from a home kitchen
A collection of sweet treats including Butterscotch Cookies with brown sugar eggs and nuts, Pumpkin Chips relish from pumpkin slices with sugar and spices, and a Spiced Loaf Cake with butter sugar eggs milk and spices.
Hoover Victory Credited as National Confidence in Policies
Secretary Mellon stated that Herbert Hoover’s election reflected the country’s faith in Republican policies and marked an extraordinary tribute to the candidate. The comment came as results from the election were announced in Washington, D. C. on November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
Herbert Hoover
Boy's wrist cut at Cedar Falls high school
David Mueller Jr suffered severe cuts to his left wrist when a door opened at Cedar Falls High School before noon. The glass shattered and struck the wrist, causing injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
David Mueller, Jr
Three New Black Hawk County Supervisors Named
Three new members join the Black Hawk county board after yesterday’s vote. John R. Rector, unopposed in the Seventh district, joins East Waterloo township and Waterloo east wards. Charles Eldridge defeats John P. Biller in the First district to succeed Fred R. Decker. Jacob Shares defeats H G Peverill and Matt Ahles in the Sixth district. Incumbent Ed ward Refshauge wins in the Second district for Cedar Falls and Cedar Falls township. Rector takes office Jan 1. others begin Jan 1, 1930. Tabulated results follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
H. G. Peverill
Matt Ahles
Edward Refshauge
George W. Hughes
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Township
Rector
F. T. Bentley
Melo the soft water cleaner ad claim
An advertisement extols Melo as a soft water additive that prevents a dirty ring around bathtubs. It states Melo makes water a cleaner with or without soap, boosts soap effectiveness, and makes bathing more pleasant, urging readers to buy from grocers.
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Canopus
C. E. Butler
O.E
C. W. Ellyson
J. B. Brun
East Junior High
W. H. Howrey
Third Street West
America
M. S. Cornish
T. E. Scott
Cora Wilson Stuart
J. W. Gwynne
Home Park Boulevard
Edna Kent Forbes
George H. Lichty
Joe Rickert
Oid
Lou
Old Henry
Whittier
Wateroo
Mrs. Herbert Hoover
Black Hawk National Bank
Black
Ruth Robinson
Ena Mae Gulver
Ruth Miller
Arlene Bradley
Gladys Cunningham
Madeline Sims
Hilda Pint
Fila Ashbrenner
Hattie Bitner
Dorothy Weatherwax
Helen Swinbank
Lois Nottinger
F. W. Powers
Kenneth Farrell
Sumner Street
F. W. Balensifer
James McMullan
Balensifer
McMullan
Nelson Iking
Amos Webber
Knute McLain
Minnie Bruner
Tim Mahoney
Yi An
Buchanan's
M. C. A. Ridge
Church News
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth
Lydia Society
First Presbyterian Church
OC. K. Bentz
Nellie Myers
Florence Warnock
Ida Cooley
Mary Coughtry
Sons of Union
George Carroll
Cyrus Carpenter
P.T. A. Activities
Eldridge
Eldri i
Bennington
Manne Tmeenaeaes
la Age Ae
Mt.Vernon
Union Tae Sweet
Washington
Anette Esa
Refshauge
Hughes
Cedar
Falls
Peverill
Bobares Ahles Barclayes
Fox Cae
Ait
Poyner
Fa Wtene
Feteees
Folger
Folger’s
Tener
Wreuum
J. A.folger& Co
Melo
Taerane
Rial Navin
Sere
Canton
Ohio
Wnterloo
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Book OF Fashions
Edelson
Terloo
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