Manager Plan of City Government Discussed at Club
Judge John W. Gwynne outlined the city manager form at the Fortnightly Club. He noted ten Iowa cities use the plan with managers appointed by councils, independent of party and residency. He cited Ames, Bettendorf, Clarinda, Iowa Falls, Manchester, Maquoketa, Mt. Pleasant, Red Oak, Villisca, West Liberty, plus Dubuque Webster City and Mason City with popular election in some cases. He said managers come from engineering, supervise all city departments, and that honesty in citizens determines government effectiveness. He linked Hoover’s election to preference for administrative leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gwynne
W. Ellyson
Home Park Boulevard
Iowa
Gwynne
Ames
Bettendorf
Clarinda
Iowa Falls
Manchester
Maquoketa
Mt. Pleaspot
Red Oak
Villisca
West Liberty
Dubuque
Webster City
Mason City
Choisen
Guynne
Hoover
Bishop Leete to Speak Friday at Grace M E Church
Bishop F D Leete of the Omaha district will speak at Grace M E Church Friday at 8 pm. The public is invited to hear him and he will be a special guest at a dinner for board members of all city Methodist churches hosted by Grace M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Leete
Omaha
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grace M. E. Church
Methodist
Play Scenes to Be Presented in Synchronization
A synchronized reading of three short scenes from Goldsmiths She Stoops to Conquer will be staged at Waterloo Womans clubhouse Friday afternoon. Readings by Mrs W Stanton Halvorson and Mrs E E Magse with Mrs Robert Cass and Mrs Ralph Sarff in costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsmith
Waterloo Woman's Clubhouse
W. Stanton
Halvorson
E.E. Magse
Robert Cass
Ralph Sarff
Social events and meetings in Waterloo calendar
Tonight and Friday feature a Busy week of community events including Blue Triangle Y W C A T T D club with Miss Della Tritz at Public library west and Father and son banquet at Trinity American Lutheran church. Also card party at Black Hawk I O O F hall and Mystic Workers at K of C hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle League
Della Tritz
Public Library West
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk I. O. O. F. Hall
Mystic Workers
K. of C. Hall
Waterloo Woman's Clubhouse
W.H. Howrey
Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Edwin E. Slosson
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Universalst Church
M. E
Grace M. E. Church
Father and Son
First Lutheran Church
Brotherhood
First Congregational Church
First Presbyterian Church
F. J. Eightey
Badger Club
Badger club—Mrs. E. Travis
Waterloo
Black's Tearoom
Waterloo Woman's Club Plans Nov 16 Party
The Waterloo Woman's Club Fine Arts department hosts a party Friday evening November 16 for city school teachers and spouses, YWCA, library staff, B Natural Music club, and L M L club. Mrs J D Haston leads card tables while Mrs Claude Bennett plans the program and Mrs Thomas Buchanan runs the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Fine Arts Department
Library
Natural Music Club
L. M. L Club
J. D. Haston
Claude Bennett
Thomas Buchanan
Church News Highlights Local Women Classes and Meetings
Homemakers' class at First Presbyterian Bible group meets for dinner at White Sea Inn with a program at Mrs. F J Eightey's home. Graves Memorial United Brethren plans women's day observance with Otterbein guild at church. Various church groups at Burton avenue Baptist Walnut Street Baptist and First Congregational host meetings, programs, and luncheons with officers elected, devotions, and missionary briefings. A Christmas program is slated at First Brethren Dec 6 with gifts for the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
White Sea Inn
F. J. Eightey
Walnut Court Apartments
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Woman's Missionary Society
C. J. Ness
Home Park Boulevard
Otterbein Guild
Ness
C. J. Murphy
W. W. Anderson
A. T. Whittle
Harold Guyer
J. D. Crozier
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Ernest Willams
Longfellow Avenue
James van Every
E. F. Bender
Harold Poyner
Women's Society of
Walnut Street
Woman’s Missionary Society of
First Brethren Church
Martha Miller
Hammond Avenue
Charles Klingaman
Etta Lichty
Klingaman
F. A. Wisner
D. G. Lichty
Edwin Boardman, Jr
Lulu Mosier
J. F. Dietz
Glenn Brown
Frank McClain
Clyde Miller
Conopus Club Dinner and Bridge Evening at Black's
The Conopus Club hosted its second dinner and bridge party at Black's tea room on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. But ter as hosts. Bridge honors went to Mrs. E. G. Carey and B. V. Hughes. The club plans another event on Tuesday, Nov. 27 at Black's tea room hosted by Mr. and Mrs. B. V. Hughes, while the D A R Waterloo chapter will meet Friday evening at Black's tea room with dinner at 6 and a Caroline Scott Harrison program to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conopus Club
Black’s Tearoom
C. E. Butter
E. G. Carey
B. V. Hughes
Waterloo
Black's
Caroline Scott Harrison
Local bridge and club notices from area homes
Byrnes Park bridge club met Wednesday at 913 Kingsley avenue hosted by Mrs. John Marquis with Mrs. A M Sundby and Mrs. Bert Gibbs present. High scores won by Mrs. Frank Kipp and consolation to Mrs. Sundby. Other club events noted include Badger and Los Comedres gatherings with prizes awarded and luncheons, plus a theatre party planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes Park Bridge Club
John Marquis
Kingsley Avenue
A. M. Sundby
Bert Gibbs
Frank Kipp
Sundby
H. H. Huffman
Los Comedres Club
L. S. Holden
Home Park Boulevard
T. N. Miller
Donald Axtell
Don Keagy
Times Club
Will Cummins
Commercial Streets
Floyd Stevens
John Makinster
Frank Fournier
C. A. Anderson
Turner
Floyd Gibson
Sixth Street
Hints in beauty care a bad morning
Practical beauty tips for waking with fatigue and a pale look. Recommends effervescent salts, cleansing and vanishing creams, cold rinses, powder, rouge, two cups of strong coffee, and light food. Includes cucumber rub for freckles and daily warm baths with Epsom or rock salt for skin cleansing.
Grand Matron to Attend O E S Affairs in City
Mrs. Ethel Seidler of Jamaica In was named newly elected worthy grand matron of the Iowa Order of Eastern Star and will attend events in the city November 21 and 22. Becker and Waterloo chapters will host a banquet and dance November 22 at the temple. Initiatory services are set for November 21 with other state guests expected as part of the temple dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Seidler
Jamaica
Iowa
Order of Eastern Star
Becker Chapter
Masonic Temple
Becker
Waterloo
City in Brief notes on health, births and local incidents
A series of city briefs report Ruth Elliott undergoing a major operation at St Josephs Mercy in Mason City while Mrs W C Dimprich and Fannie Huffman show improvement after operations at Presbyterian Hospital. Births are announced for Roy Sickles’ family in Rockford and for Dr and Mrs W T Phy in Hot Lake Oregon. Des Moines clues place Harold Jarred's return, and Mid-Continents JL Maring notes gasoline theft at Westfield Ave. Fifth Street resurfacing progress is reported along with Alfred Olson’s stomach operation deferred for Rochester doctors guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Elliott
Langfeldt Candy Company
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Mason City
JL. C. Maring
Mid-Continent Oil Company
Westfield Avenue
Lamson Street
Alfred Olson
Third Avenue West
Rochester
Minn
Olson
Black Hawk
Minnesota
Tularemia Victim Slowly Recovers at Allen Memorial
Max Green of Kesley Iowa is a parent at Allen Memorial hospital recovering from tularemia contracted while dressing rabbits. He was admitted October 26 and has shown slow but steady improvement, nurses said. Tularemia remains rare in medical circles and is hard to treat due to reactionary possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Green
Kesley
Allen Memorial Hospital
Green
Tongue Canapes Roast Beef and Chocolate Cream Pudding
A buttered toast base tops with tongue rounds tomato and eggs, finished with tartare sauce. Roast beef should be served rare and heated lightly to preserve tenderness. Chocolate cream pudding blends chocolate milk sugar cornstarch and butter then vanilla for a simple dessert topped with whipped cream.
Black Hawk county votes reveal presidential gain and road bond landslide
In Black Hawk county election results show 28,125 voters with 205 spoiled ballots. Hoover leads with 19,406 votes, Smith 2, Foster 3, and Rogers 10. County totals show a 10,996 Hoover plurality and gains over 1924. A $100 million road bond won 14,157 to 3,748, a constitutional county senate limit passed 4,364 to 6,057, and dairy cattle testing approved 8,299 to 5,818. John W. Gwynne led with 19,183 votes for county attorney. Republicans swept local offices with large margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Hoover
Smith
Ee Webb
Eenne de É Thomas
Foster
Ip Sishid-E Gada Ok
Will Rogers
Pndpg Ceaban Sandtosaa
John W. Gwynne
Ray R. Reed
F. W. Edwards
Hammill
McFarlane
Finch
Johnson
Ong Pee Beg
Secretary of
Gass Lee Keene Eee
Long
E Eee
Lawther
Kenderdine
Secretary of Agriculture
Thornburg
Railroad Commissioners
Richardson
Dwyer
Occ
Anderson
Efatsie
Hagemann
Robinson
Vees
Lichty
Weeeses
London
Zimmerman
Wee E Eee
Fister
Menges
Eenee Eae
Madigan
Mary Holley 20 Returned for Trial in Marshalltown
Mary Holley, 20, was brought to Marshalltown by authorities to answer charges of passing bad checks, including one for a wrist watch. She denied being in Marshalltown on the day in question. Police seek a 17 year old acquaintance who may explain several false checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Holley
Marshalltown
W. W. Warsaw
Miss Holley
Waterloo
Brooklyn
Mary
Isabella club shifts to morning breakfast meeting
In Nashua on November 8 special notice that the Isabella club moves from afternoon to a 9 o'clock membership breakfast for Thursday’s meeting at the home of Mrs. E W Staley. Mrs Mary Granger, longtime local music teacher, has moved from Fonda to Waverly recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua. In
Isabella Club
E. W. Staley
Mary Granger
Fonda
Waverly
Brain Test Answer Reveals Pattern in Sequences
Puzzle presents a list of number groups with incorrect Se values. The items read as sequences such as 14,1, 4, and 2,6, 5, 5,7.1, 3. None and 0,8, 4. 8,6. 6, 5,00. 10, None. The goal is to identify the miscounted or misplaced Se entries and determine the underlying rule guiding the correct answers.
Canvass Meeting Sets Stage for Employer Division
Waterloo leaders host a noon meeting at Hotel Rus to launch the Employer division of the Community Fund. The division aims to mobilize plants with 10 or more employees, expanding participation beyond the largest firms and boosting overall subscriptions. Last year 4,535 subscribers across the community supported welfare programs. The budget committee completed hearings and will forward the budget to the executive committee for approval today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell-Lamson
Community Fund
Waterloo
Executive Committee
Roller Skating Six Nights a Week at Johnson's Gardens
Roller skating will be offered six nights weekly through winter at Johnson's Gardens after a popular run in the summer and fall near Mississippi Valley league park. E H Johnson says Tuesday through Sunday will host skating with Monday reserved for dancing, welcoming youth and adults to enjoy the floor with wooden rollers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley League Park
Johnson's Gardens
E. H. Johnson
Newcomer George A. Johnson joins Waterloo Dunlap Motors
George A. Johnson formerly of Marshalltown has moved to Waterloo as retail sales manager for the Dunlap Motor company at Fifth and Jefferson streets in Waterloo and Black Hawk county. He has a wife and daughter who will join him around November 15 as a permanent home is established. Dunlap Motor distributes Durant automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
George A. Johnson
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Dunlap Motor Company
Fifth
Jefferson Streets
Black Hawk County
Durant Automobiles
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Society In Review
Bishop Leete
Sons of Union
R. W. Chadwick
John Cashman
Cyrus Carpenter
Elva Wannemaker
Almeda Blanchard
George Clark
Warren
Breyman
John Meggison
Mary, Woore
W. T. Edwards
Edna Burd
J. C. Knapp
J. F. Bross
George, Wright
Myrna, Zeller
Mary Halaska
Dorothy Frick
G. W. West
Rosalind Toll
Pearl Pettis
Grace McCullough
Dorothy
Edith Mitchell
Mid-Continent Petroleum Company
Black
N. A. CL
Woman’s Club
Church News
Woman’s Organization
T. F. Glenny
Willis Mayne
Silas Evans
Ripon College
Ripon
Wis
J. Richmond Morgan
Frank Friend
American Board of Congregational Churches
A. S. Weishaar
Nellie Brooks
Women’s Working Association
Aid Society
Circle One
Aida Webster
Frank Fowlie
Claude Lee
E. R. Togerson
Missionary Society
F. H. Cutler
Harry Fisher
South
Oliver Stevenson
A. W. Peterson
Emily Coulstock
Asta Sorensen
Forest Venue
Ebba Hammerlund
Chris J. Langskov
Esther Laursen
Helga Larsen
Margaret Miller
Edna Miller
Gerda Hansen
Lilly Neilsen
Effie Nielsen
Jane Stilwagon
Hazel Bruce
Gladys Bruce
John Langskov
John Laursen
A. A. U. W. Group
Mexico
Charles Hoffman
Central America
Harms-Miller
Pearl Miller
John Harms
Gladbrook
Henry Harms
Harms
Conner and Taylor
Della Hitch
W. R
Conopus
Bridge
Child Study Club
Mrs. E. Travis
Western Avenue
James Lammert
Golden Link Club
Grant Avenue
Jean Trapp
John Gentzler
Edna Kent Forbes
Almeda Stewart
Cedar Rapids
Virginia Troup
Wilma Schrag
Oelwein
Buchanan’s
C. L. Pickens
W. C. Dimprich
Third Street West
Presbyterian Hospital
Fannie Huffman
Locust Street
Roy Sickles
Second Street West
Roger Morgan
Rockford, Il
Morgan
Billy Scott Phy
W. T. Phy
Hot Lake
Ore
Hazel Scott
C. L. Scott
South Street
This City
Evening Courier
Harold Jarred
Des Moines
Oak Street
Fifth Street
Lafayette
Sycamore Streets
Water and
Fifth Streets
Growin County
CLUB
Red Cross
Fashion
Department
Paris
Philippe
Gaston
HRITA
Dr. Fineberg
Wizard Headquarters
Frank Wartey
Brownbilt
West Fourth St
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