Cedar Falls Women to Attend A A U W Meeting In Des Moines
Miss Alison Aitchison Cedar Falls A A U W president will be one of three honored guests and speakers at the Des Moines joint meeting of the Tow division and the Des Moines branch. Miss Altebison will share impressions from the Geneva summer convention. Also invited are Miss Charl Williams secretary and Mrs I H Waters Ames sectional director who spoke at Waterloo dinner in October. Cedar Falls leaders Miss Sara M Riggs third vice president and Miss Amy F Arey fellowship chair will attend.
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Alison Aitchison
Cedar Falls
American Association of Univerrsity Women
Tows Division
Des Moines
Altebison
Geneva
Switzerland
Charl Willaims
Aleth
I. H. Waters
Ames
Waterloo
Iows
Pauline Basfarear
Sara M. Riggs
State Organization
State Bulletin Committee
Amy F. Arey
State Fellowship
Pill
Community Chest Talk at Waterloo Woman’s Club Meeting
The Civic department of the Waterloo Woman’s Club will host an afternoon program at 2:30 at the clubhouse to discuss the Community Chest drive. Representatives from participating organizations will speak on their projects, followed by audience discussion.
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Civic Department of Waterloo Women's Club
D. Allen
YY. M. CG. A
Ida R. Schwind
Bruce Gates
Boy Scouts
George Watt
Syork
Salvation Army
Social Welfare League
Jane Thompson
Stalk
Red Cross
Herman Milener
Nathan EB. Barber
W. B. Elghmey
C. W. Bruner
Waterloo Chapter DA R s Will Hear Convention Reports
Waterloo Chapter D A R will hear reports from the Cedar Rapids district convention held in October. Mrs A B Love joy, regent, will present the Iews regents meeting notes from Des Moines. Mrs John W Gwynne will summarize, followed by Mrs L T Potter speaking on Our Constitutional Hall. Hostesses include Mrs W H Hotchkiss and others.
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Iews
DD. A. R
Des Moines
A. B. Lovejoy
Waterloo
D. A. RY
Blaci’s
John W. Gwynne
A R
Cedar Rapids
L. T. Potter
Constitutional Hall
W. H. Hotchkiss
Er. W. Grout
E. H. Bickley
J. W. Arbuckle
F. W. Robertson
CS. H. Pedersen
Thanksgiving Dance Set by Phi Sigma Chi Members
Thanksgiving dance to be hosted by Phi Sigma Chi on November 28 at Cedar Falls Teachers College. committee includes Lester Graham and Arthur Kaniss urs. Invitations extend to Elks judges and fraternity members. event outlined with local hostesses and guest organizers.
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Phi Sigma Chi
Elks Judge
Town State’ 'Teachers College
Cedar. Falls
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Lester Graham
Arthur Kaniss Urs
Society Calendar Highlights From Waterloo Events
Community clubs churches and societies list Friday events include card parties dinners dances luncheons and potluck suppers at Black's tearoom Memorial hall Masonic temple and local church halls. Notable items feature New Century club seventeenth anniversary luncheon at Black's tearoom and D A R dinner at Black's tearoom with Daughters of Isabella K S hall social events and various church activities across Waterloo.
Dr John E Calfee Delivers Talk at Westminster Missionary Meeting
Dr John E Calfee president of Asheville normal school told a Westminster Presbyterian Missionary Society meeting that 125 guests attended the combined bank offering and auxiliary event. He painted mountain life with contrast to Iowa, urging support for his school as railroads and isolation hindered education and religion in the Appalachians.
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John E. Calfee
Asheville N.C
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Westminster Presbyterian Missionary Society
Caffee
Iowa
Towans
Allison Woman Entertains with Luncheon-Bridge
Mrs. Jimmy Reints hosted ten guests at a luncheon-bridge yesterday afternoon at her Allison home. Guests included Mrs O L Whitlatch, Mrs E Speedy, Mrs R McWhirter, Mrs George L Arnold, Mrs S B Dalley, Mrs H W Burma, Mrs L A Spengler, Mrs H J Hill, and Mrs Eugene Owen among others.
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Courier
Allison
Jimmy Reints
O. L. Whitlatch
E. Speedy
R. McWhirter
George L. Arnold
S. B. Dalley
H. W. Burma
L. A. Spengler
H. J. Hill
Eugene Owen
Hints in Beauty Care Advice From Edna
Edna urges basic medical knowledge taught in schools and offers home care tips to ward off colds and skin problems. She warns against overexertion, stresses moderate exercise and a balanced diet, and recommends daily throat gargles and cleansing routines for clear pores and dandruff relief.
Dinner and Initiation Held by Becker Chapter O B S
Becker chapter O B S held a dinner at the Masonic temple with twenty four past matrons and twelve past patrons at a cross shaped table. Thirty five visitors and 129 U B S members attended. Grand officers were welcomed, the altar honored Mrs Alice Wyman and George H Erwin. Initiatory work was performed by Nelda Trunkey and others. A dance will follow at the temple with Orlo Miller directing.
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Becker Chapter
Masonic Temple
U. B.S
Jessie Wheeler
Board of Custodians
T. L. Wheeler
Iowa
Roy Short
Towa
Nelda Trunkey
Mar DeGen
Elizabeth Wise
Alice Wyman
George H. Erwin
Mist. Brand
Robert Francis
Almeda Stewart
Truman de Roame
Eunice Bunker
Dessa Hecklinger
Mae DeGon
Martha Shireman
Mary Miller
Hazel Burr
Ora Brayton
Ada
Irene Stainbrook
Ruth
Lillian Mack
Esther
Belle
Adams
Martha
Electa
Carrie
Buechele
Molly Towne
Sentinel
Frank Adams
E. A. Black
Roberta Miller
Jean Dorothy Fargeman
Orlo Miller
New Century Club Marks Seventeenth Anniversary Friday
The New Century Club will celebrate its seventeenth anniversary with a 1 o'clock luncheon at Black's Tearoom followed by a theatre party. Charter members include Mrs. George Rath and Mrs. B A Natman with other members named.
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Black’s Tearoom
The
Chi
George Rath
B. A. Natman
Robert Ingersoll
Arthur Olson
Hi. L. Potter
George Carpenter
J. J. Ingamelis
R. I. Gray
Irving Thomas
Bride-Elect Feted at Dinner Party
Miss Marguerite Stanton is feted at a pre nuptial dinner hosted by Mrs Charles Burke ahead of her November 13 marriage to Joseph Fitzgerald. Gifts were given and bridge prizes awarded to Miss Stanton and Mrs Dorothy Patterson. Other attendees included Mrs Grace Denigan and several Misses.
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Marguerite Stanton
Joseph Fitzgerald
Charles Burke
Miss Stanton
Dorothy Patterson
Grace Denigan
O. T. Dybsford
A. J. Knapp
James Bailerup
F. L. Stanton
Georgia Beal
Mary Cronin
Eileen Monaghan
Johanna Lohan
Mabel Kles
Martha Smith
Bee Driscoll
Kathon Stanton
Church News Highlights From Local Societies
Woman's Missionary society at First Brethren church reports devotionals by Mrs. Maude Hady and plans for a playlet The Spinster's Convention on Friday night November 15. Junior Sisterhood meets tomorrow at 4 pm at Cloedean Ringler's home. Grace Methodist Ninth street group tops October giving. mother son banquet planned for November 22. Luncheon and a stewardship play feature the meeting. Senior activities include teachings on Christianity and a brain-teaser test. Brotherhood of First Congregational prepares officer installation at a dinner meeting tomorrow evening with Dr Roy L Abbott as speaker. Barclay United Presbyterian held the pageant Out of Darkness Into the Life with a mission bank offering around $550, plus $12 for parsonage supper. Woman's Organizations of First Congregational report on Northwestern regional convention. Card party planned for November 19 by Woman’s Bonest association. Maccabee Lodge holds initiatory work Friday evening. Woman's Relief corps to attend inspection at memorial jail tomorrow. Little Citizens League Seventh graders host a Halloween party at Lincol School on October 31.
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W. G. Breckenridge
Waterloo Woman's Club
Civic Department
Meose Hall
New Century Club
Black's
Waterloo
Black’s
Daughters of Isabella
K. S. Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Brotherhood of First Congregational Church
Badger Club
Charles Salisbury
Russell-Lamson
Becker Chapter
Masonic Temple
Maccabee ‘Lodge
Waterloo I
Q. F. Hall
Maude Hady
Woman’s Missionary Society
First Brethren
Austin Smith
Ben Puterbaugh
Clyde’ Miler
Lyla Mosier
Grant Miller
Charfles E. Klingaman
Frank Wisner
Oscar Cook
Ray Johns
Kennie Prister
Kenry Mitehe
Ninth Street
Women's Societies of Grace Methodist Church
Will, Kane
T. W. Eaton
Fussell Loveall
G. H. Cheever
Iesson
Hazel Dietrich
H. T. Fisher
S. A. Cohagan
Brotherhood of First
Congregational Church
W.H. Hoover
Gwynne Weston
E. Paul Ewing
Wells Barnett
H. S. Annis
Stewart Gibson
Roy L. Abbott
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Barclay United Presbyterian Church
Mission Bank
Parson Smith
W. R
Woman’s Relief Corps
Ty Hallowe'en
Little Citizens League
Lincol
Hallowe’en Payey
Club Notes Highlight Local Bridge Winners and New Members
Members of the Mijo club awarded to Mrs. Youel and Mrs. Lena Anderson as placers in bridge. New member Mrs. E. d. Butcher accepted. Upcoming meeting scheduled for Nov 14 with Mrs. Fred Olson. Nearby clubs report luncheon and bridge at Black’s tearoom with Mrs. B. R. Shifflett hosting. Jack Myers attends Denver trip. luncheon at Mrs. Pelt’s home. Wadin club notes prize winners Mrs. Barron and Mrs. Albrecht. next gathering Nov 20 at Mrs. Barron’s home. New member Mrs. J. Dybsford welcomed.
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Mijo Club
W. FL. Gallagher
3. Youel
Lena Anderson
Mirs. E. d. Bnncher
Fred Olson
B. BR. Shifflett
Black's
Esterday
Duly 12 Club
Jack Myers
Denver
Colo
George Pelt
West
Theodora Peek
F. M. Barron
George Albrecht
Wadin 'Club
Albrecht
Danger
M. C. Reddin
Barron
Sixth Street West
T. Dybsford
Vein of ore found in Erie drilling for gas
Erie Pa November 7 reports say samples from a drilling rig near the city have revealed a vein of ore. Workmen struck a vein about 38 feet by depth and 4100 feet underground, sent to the United States assay to determine metal quality. Believed to be silver or silver lead.
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Erie
United States
Sunnyside Country Club Elects New Officers
A. L. Lommel was elected president and treasurer of Sunnyside Country Club at the annual meeting, succeeding Henry Wurster. Harry Simens was succeeded by Kenneth J. Bragdoin as vice president, H. B. Cropper was re-elected secretary-treasurer. Officers take office January 1.
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A. L. Lommel
Bartles- Shepherd Gil Company
Sunnyside Country Club
Henry Wurster
Board of Povernors
Harry Simens
Kenneth JL. Bragdoin
H. B. Cropper
A Year Ago Today in Waterloo in 1528
Waterloo notes from November 7, 1528 report Herbert Hoover winning by about 10 000 votes in Black Hawk county on unofficial returns Arch W McFarlane Wa terloo is elected lieutenant governor and county voters approve three measures including a 100 000 000 road bond cattle tuberculin testing and a constitutional amendment limiting representatives High School plans to enter the University of Iowa academic meet based on grades in non curricular subjects
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Herbert Hoover
Black Hawk County
Arch W., McFarlane
Waterloo
Weal High School
University of Iowa
Funeral Held for Hampton Woman Killed by Train
Services were conducted at the Congregational church in Hampton for Mrs. Anton Hostrata and her daughter Miss Mertha Evans who died when a Chicago Rock Island train struck the automobile they rode in. Evans drove the car. the view was blocked by boxcars on a side track and the train was late. Mrs. Hostrata is survived by her husband and a son.
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Courier
Hampton
Congregational Church
Anton Hostrata
Mertha Evans
Chicago, Rock Island Railway
Miss Evans
Hostrata
Potato Croquettes and Veal Loaf Recipes
Instructions for making potato croquettes with beef fillet, veal loaf with tomato soup glaze, and fresh peas with scallions. Includes quantities, mixing steps, seasonings, and cooking times for each dish.
Des Moines Ends Two-Man Streetcar Era with One-Man Plan
D M Street Car Manager praises the one-man streetcar after a long dispute. The contract, adopted after a sale in July to Walter J Cummings and associates, went into effect Nov 1. The Des Moines Railway says the change brings steady wages, better service, and reduces strike risk while maintaining efficiency.
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Des Moines
Co. W. Gifford
Des Moines Railway Company
Iowa Railway Association
Walter’ J.cummings
Chicago
Indoor Chautauqua At Nashua Raises $40 for Methodists
An indoor Chautauqua at the Methodist activity building in Nashua attracting many attendees raised 40 dollars. The proceeds will aid the class led by Mrs. Nettle Pierce in meeting its pledge toward the church budget. Rev. E E Clements served as the announcer for the event.
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Nashua
Nettle Pierce
E. E. Clements
Waterloo man said to have eloped with Illinois girl
McHenry Jr and a 13 year old McHenry girl were being hunted after police believed they eloped near Waterloo. Efforts to identify George Garner, a recent Waterloo resident, failed. It is thought he may have roomed in Waterloo briefly. Roughing It. Fontana Wisconsin reports a summer cottage near construction with 12 bedrooms and eight baths. A log and limestone cabin for a Chicagoan will feature an elevator for logs to the basement and a large open fireplace.
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Courier
McHenry, Jr
George Garner
Waterloo
McHenry
Merning
George Garnet
Fontana
Wis
City in Brief and Local Notices
Staccato city column reports a shopfront optical ad, a police theft last night of a spare tire and rim from a rear garage, a Waterloo couple attending the Master Photo Finishers of America convention in Washington D C November 12 to 14, and their planned return the following week. Also notes a J C Penney sales dinner at White Sea Inn with 30 attendees, a birthday reunion for Julius Dennis, and upcoming veterans meetings in Des Moines with Forget-me-not sale results to be tabulated. Local bake sale and church suppers are advertised with prices and times.
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N. Kronberg
Commercial Street
W. H. Jennish
Willston Avenues
Washington, D. Cc
Master Photo Finishers of America
Waterloo
Julius Dennis
Carl A. Dennis
Cottage Street
George Dennis
la Porte Road
Dennis J
Robert Anderson Post
G. A. R. Claude Hostetler
Mobile Street
Disabled American Veterans
Carl F. Rietz
Des Moines
P. FE
IL Worth Br
Pattern 1771 frocks for home work with practical style
The Courier Pattern Dept offers Pattern 1771 a housedress design in gingham percale rayon or cotton broadcloth with contrasting neck trimming cuffs and tie pockets. Sizes 36 to 46 require yardage listed. easy to sew with complete instructions and a perfect fit guaranteed. Pattern costs 15 cents or 10 cents with a lam tern. mail orders to Courier Pattern Dept New York City.
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