Society Notes Highlight Committees and Social Events
Mrs. Thouss G. Winter announces special committees for this year's work with a Policies chairing the department and aides from across the country. A new six-member honorary advisory panel joins the federation's Fine Arts and Public Welfare departments. Also reported are a successful Alumni Dance party, prenuptial courtesy events for Miss Clara Schuck, and upcoming Parent-Teachers Association activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BWC
Thouss G. Winter
Federation Woman's Clubs
Winter
William T. Coe
Minneapolis
Ming
George Hewitt
New York
W. BR. O' Neal
Florida
G. A. Still
Missouri
PB. B. Enis
Nevada
A. E. Sheldon
Nebraska
G. E. Mason
New Mexico
Zivén
HH. S. Richards
Madison
Wis
Robert Burdere
California
Charles H. Jacobson
Colorado
Al.e. Sheldon
Neuragica
J. C. Mason
Illinois
H. Harver
James W. Resnick
New Hampshire
Warner Miller
Des Moines
Fine Arts
Rose V. S. Berry
Department of Public Welfare
Elmer Blair
Side Talks on Taking in Tucks and Living Costs
Ruth Cameron discusses the challenge of reducing expenses from a comfortable level to tighter means. She notes the difficulty of giving up familiar luxuries and the temptation to overspend when income rises, urging careful budgeting and restraint.
Spending tips to cushion future income pressure
The text advises delaying spending and saving the remainder to weather hard times. It suggests living below means now to reduce reliance on current income later and to build invested funds that add to future earnings.
Last Nights News in Brief from AP Strife and Diplomatic Shifts
In Willanson Va three shoot ing affrays including attacks on mining property and a dynamite attempt kept state troopers busy in a coal strike area within 18 hours. Berne Switzerland reports a re establishment of diplomatic ties with the Vatican after a 1875 severance. London House of Commons adopts two new clauses to the Dome rule bill from the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Willanson We
Berne
Switerland
Vatican
Switzerland
London
House of Commons
Local man lands 12 12 pound pike on a crappie hook
Harvey Frantz of 220 Commercial Street hauled a 31¼ inch 20 inch girth pike from the mill race on November 7 using a tiny crappie hook. A passerby helped haul the fish over a five foot ledge and the catch now rests at Kra mer Hardware, joining his fish museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Frantz
Commercial Street
Mr. Frantz
Mr. Fish
Frantz
Kramer Hardware Store
Doris Kline Weds George Burke in Sacred Heart Ceremony
Miss Doris Kline daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Kling and George Burke son of Mr and Mrs W F Burke were united in marriage by Fr J M Molisy at Sacred Heart Church this morning. The bride wore pink and white decorations adorned the reception at her parents home. Burke is a stenographer and bookkeeper at Union Motor Co and the groom works for Arndor Hardware Co. They plan to reside in Waterloo after a brief visit in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Kline
Frank Kling
Third Avenue West
George Burke
W. F. Burke
Cedar Falls
J. M. Molisy
Sacred Heart Church
Marcella ‘Burke
Leo McGervey
Eagle Center
Nas
Burke
Tnion Motor Company
Aranjer Hardware Company
Minneapolis
Minn
Waterloo
Munger resigns as Ottawa YMCA secretary after seven years
J E Munger, longtime general secretary of the YMCA in Ottawa, Canada, resigns to return to the United States citing homesickness. He notes YMCA membership grew to 2,127 from about 1,000. The board passes resolutions of respect and good wishes for him and Mrs Munger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munger
M.C. A
Ottawa
Canada
A.J. Edwards
Mr. Munger
J Waterlootian
India
T. G. Munger
Waterloo
Board of Trustees
Nominating Committee to Choose Waterloo Scout Officers
The executive board meets this afternoon at 5 at headquarters to select a nominating committee for Waterloo council officers. The group will nominate candidates for the next monthly meeting. Troop No. 4 at Waterloo discussed this subject last night as Ray L. Short spoke on vantages work with C. H. Trunkey as scoutmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Car Fire Alarm Saves Vehicle From Destruction
An automobile caught fire at 3:30 a.m. today and was saved from destruction by a squad using three gallons of chemicals. The car belongs to R. R. Myers. An advertisement for silent hot sale mintment appears in the Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Myers
Will of Goodfellow Sued by Seven Children
Testimony shows John Goodfellow sane when he signed his 1917 will left $121000 to grandchildren via trustee AL Van Valkenburg. Bank officials Anderson and Lehman testified, while contestants heard experts alleging unsound mind. The case proceeds after last witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goodfillow
J. W. Labjwan Ang
J. H. Anderson
AL van Valkenburg
van Valkenburg
Union State Bank
LaPorte City
Anderson
van Valkenbure
Goodfellow
Mr. Anderson
A.B. Ovejoy
Mr. Lehman
Mr. Swisher
Mr. Goodfellow
Lehman
F. W. Powers
L. Rohlf
Stevenson
Waterloo
Gersholm H. Hill
Des Moines
Dismissal of Waterloo Schools at Noon on Armistice Day
Waterloo schools will close at noon Thursday Armistice Day to honor World War service members. Officials from the west and east school boards announced the plan to a veterans committee. A parade and game at Cedar River park follow a 3 p.m. match between ex service men and Cedar Rapids Legion. Ex servicemen in uniform may gain half-price admission. A memo from Joseph Tumulty to President Wilson is cited on Armistice Day proclamation timing. Deputy treasurer A J Bunn named to assist. Madigan to resume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
B. F. Swisher
West School Board
W. Arbuckle
East School Board
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
King-Marion Post
Rainbow Veterans’ Society
Memorial Hall
Cedar River Park
Greater Waterloo
Cedar Rapids Legion
Joseph Tumul Iy
Wilson
Tiemulty
Waterloo items include visits and notices across city
Waterloo notes report visitors and departures including Miss Lydia Miller in Milwaukee niece of Mrs. A Miller and Burr Lichty en route home from Lyons Iowa. Helen Litzinger dies in St Paul prompting travel by relatives. Auto plates issued. stock salesmen in Waterloo for United Theatres drive. Community meetings and church notices recap local life and business events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Lydia Miler
Milwaukee
Wis
St Paul, Mint
Helen Litzinger
Ruth Deckert obituary notices death in Stevens Point area
Ruth Marie Deckert, 20, died yesterday at home of her mother Mrs Catherine Deckert 1007 Mulberry Street after illness. Born April 23, 1900 at Lawier Iowa she attended local schools and moved to this city three years ago with her family. Survived by mother a brother Walter Deckert Waterloo and sister Mrs F C Woodard Minneapolis. Funeral at St Marys Catholic Church tomorrow at 9 pm then burial in Lawier Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Deckert
Ruth Marie’ Deckert
Cathrine Deckert
Mulberry Street
Pine River Sanitarium
Stevens Point
Wis
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Lawier
Morris Mojtor Car_company
Walter Deckert
Waterloo
F. C. Woodard
Minneapolis
Minn
City
Texas cattle shipments rise after months of lull
Texas shipments of cattle revived in the last week, according to range inspectors for the Cattle Raisers association for the period ending Monday. The rise is linked to an improved market and range conditions remain excellent with much inter-ranch shipping noted in this week’s reports. COURTHOUSE TO CLOSE The Black Hawk county courthouse will close at noon on Armistice Day November 11 per county official J A Francis. About 6 900 enumerators will be employed in the decennial census in Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon P
Helen C. T
Fort Worth
Tex
Cat ‘Ile
Texas
Cattle Raisers Association
Black Hawk County Couribase
J.A. Francis
Mr. Francis
Great Britain
American Relief to Feed Polish Children This Winter
A London dispatch reports Americans will feed and clothe more than 1.25 million Polish children this winter through the American Relief administration. Poles seek rapid aid after fighting left little for children, with a $19.1 million distribution program already in place and logistics funded by Poland and grain interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
American Relief ‘Administration
Poland
Hitile
Grain ‘Corporation
Altho
Baseball War Over New League Plan Rumors
Chicago awaits Judge Landis decision on chairmanship of the board of control for seven years at fifty thousand dollars annually. Ban Johnson and allies travel to Kansas City for a National Association of Minor Leagues meeting as the city clears out for the announced league plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasker
Board of Control
National ” League
Boston Braves
Boston Red Sox
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Cincinati
Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh
New York
Americans
New York Nationals
Philadelphia
Naonals
St. Louis
National League
American League
Chicago
A. D. Lasker
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Ban Johnson
Boston
Tooklyn
Cincinnati
National Commission
Johnson
Landis
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Kansas City
National Association of Minor
Usas
Housekeeper Seeks 2400 Lien Over Five Year Service
Mrs Erma Hardwick sues Thomas McBride in district court for a 2400 lien claiming five years of housekeeper service at 40 dollars monthly. She alleges nursing, bathing, mending, and handling his affairs while he was infirm at Waterloo east. She seeks a lien on his property, lot 6 block 31 original plat Waterloo east, to secure payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma . Hardwick
Thomas McBride
Hardwick
Tide
McBride
Waterloo East
Would Encourage Marriage by Cutting Bridal Suite Price
New York hotel managers attending the 67th Motelmen exposition report a plan to offer bridal suites at a cut price to spur marriages. Frederick A. Wallis immigration commissioner invited Island chef D T McGowan to prepare a feast for the event. Edward M. Herney, chairman of the exposition committee, recommended reducing the bridal suite price as part of a broader price cutting program to encourage matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
Deere
Dis Island
Frederick A. Wallis
McGowan
Concoet
Clam
Edward M. Herney
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Society News
K. of C
Aluman Dance Academy
American National Association of Masters of Dancing
Altman
Iowa
PR. T. A. Lincoln School
Lincoln School
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Rev. C. I
Grace Apiert
Columbia Circle
Columbia
St Mondas
Italy
Grant Circle
Chester Cadw Wallader
H. “Shively
Friendship Club
Elizabeth Billings
Matel Guild
BE. W. Bell
Petrovanclube
Frank Herrig
Kegineers’ Hall
Clover Leaf Club
Nick Lies
Westminster Ladies’ Auxilary
iCharels
Jeeves Tartle Club
William Dewees
Universalist—Social Union of Universalist Church
N. W. Frisbie
Myrtle Barr
Ciety
J. D. Collins
Airs
A. B. Chambers
Air Coiiman
Circle —Woodman
le Thimblebee
Irma Sprengs
Brockswell Arms
Woman's Club
Commercial Department
7. BE. Ridenour
White Cross
Glen Smith
Cedar Heignie
Kitehell
Moogehall
Sy Ruth Cameron
Women's
Lal
Euna Kent Forbes
J. E. Munger
BOY Scouts
The
Courier
la Porte
A. J. Bunn
Vlerk
Reasurer
Bern
Madigan Treasur
Madigan
Oimry ieRier
Oeath St
HH. M. VanHoesen
Burr Lichty
Lyons
Jin Waterloo
United, ‘Theatres Corporation
Circle
First Evangelical Church
Nicholas Anton
Fourth Street
B. Cropper
National Coffee Roasters
Bird’ Auto & Supply. Co
Irvin Blough
Charles City
Jeferson Street
Illinois Central
R. N. Cowin
H. 5. Coward
5. S. Merner
J. J. O’connor
E. M. Gaige
James A. Loar
Bloomington
Lou Morgans
Loar
International Lyceum and Chautauqua Association
B.S. Estes
Dairy Cattle Congress
W. A. Wentworth
Lowa Puttermakers’ Association
Wisconsin Buttermakers’ Association
Wisconsin’ Association
Waterloo Business College
Bruce Gates
Bleck
John Berg
Clappers Studio
Lafayette Street
Theazar
Ras
Weed
Ligh Tribune
Eimetoy
Impece
Mat Shep
WSR
Calumet
U.S
Percy B
Wood Pye
FAR, Ruse
Leavitt & Johnson Bank
C. A. Waterbury
Black ‘Building
J. H. Butts
DR. J. ©. Smith
Commercial National Bank
Wang &Miller
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