Patriot group hears warning on defense and Russia
In a Mary Melrose DAR dinner at Mrs. W. R. Cole home Adjutant Edward J. Bricher urged defense, warned of Russian influence and communist propaganda in schools. Officers and members discussed constitution education, essay contests, and upcoming civic activities with emphasis on patriotism and public schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Edward J. Bricher
Americar * Legion
Mary Melrose Charter
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. R. Cole
Brucher
F. L. Northey
Patriotic Education
Liffring
United States
Burr Lichty
Sons ‘of the American Revolution
A. A. Zimmerman
American Legion
Raymond Folk
Ruth Updegraff
FP. L. Chamberlain
Conservation Committee
Howard Burr
Miss Updegraff
Gretchen Estes
Marian McHugh to Wed E C McKeever at St Marys
Marian Catherine McHugh and Edward Charles McKeever will marry Thursday at 8 am in St Marys Catholic Church Waverly Indiana Rev T R Collins to perform nuptial mass Ruth McHugh as bridesmaid Lloyd Sager best man Margaret Sneer to play nuptial music and lead processional Breakfast in Shields hall after. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs William McHugh graduate of Waverly High now in telephone office McKeever runs vulcanizing and battery shop in town, recently from Monticello, to reside at 20 Ellsworth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Waverly
Marian Catherine McHugh
Edward Charles McKkeever
St. Mary's Catholc Church
T. R. Collins
Ruth McHugh
Lloyd Sager
Margaret Sneer
Shields Hall
Miss Mckfugh
William McHugh
Waverly High School
National WCTU Vice President Speaks at Local Conference
Mrs Ida B Wise Smith national vice president of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union and Iowa state president will be the keynote speaker at a district WCTU conference at First Evangelical Church. Sessions run morning afternoon and evening as she advocates stronger law enforcement and constitutional allegiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida B. Wise Smith
National Woman's Gatistion Temperance Union
First Evangelical
Spelis Commission
Iowa
First Lutheran Aid Society Plans Birthday Party
Annual birthday party of the First Lutheran church Aid Society will be held at the church at 2 p m tomorrow. Each attendee should bring one cent for each year of life. Tables will be decorated to represent the 12 months and members will be seated by birthday month. Organizers include Mines, Jay Frateke, Otto Meter, and John Tegimeter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church Aid Society
Ocear
Mines
Jay Frateke
Otto Meter
John Tegimeter
Hints in beauty care lemons for skin and hair
This vintage cosmetic note promotes lemon based preparations for skin and hair care. It suggests mixtures with glycerine rose water and lemon juice for bleaching and toning, plus fingernail whitening tips and cautions about drying the skin and potential hair lightening effects. It emphasizes economical home remedies and simple application steps.
Y W C A Offers Indoor Recreation Options for Winter
The YWCA health education department led by Miss Louise Palmer offers indoor activities as cold weather sets in. A Hestogymnasium girls party with dinner is planned for Tuesday November 18, with Irma Washa chairing menu and entertainment committees joined by Gladys Ayers Herb Mucha Catherine Adriana Georgian Beal and Minnie Braner. Instruction in Boll-links and Bell lessons is available under Bob Elderton with clogging for business girls a focus. Mystic Workers Juvenile mentor supper at 5 p.m. today in Waterloo FC. Adult ledge meets at 8 p.m. at the association building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Education Department
Young Women’s Christian Assortation
Louise Palmer
Miss Palmer
Hestogymnasium
Gladys 9 Ayers
Herb Mucha
Catherine Adriana
Georgian Beal
Minnie Braner
C. A
Bob Elderton
Sunnyside
First Baptist Church Women Meet for Bazaar Prep
Mrs. George Pett's Group No 4 of First Baptist met yesterday not for luncheon in Ms Pred Farth's home. They work on a bazaar to be held November 18 will be completed. First division of Union Congregation at church will meet tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. Irvin Mann's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pett
First Baptist Church
Pred Farth
Irvin Mann
Haalen Gould Auxiliary
Oliver Jensen
A. J. Artus
Mayne Sorensen
Henry Herbsigh
Memorial Hall
Club Notes Mrs D W Nicholay Hosts Luncheon Bridge
Mrs D W Nicholay will entertain other members at a luncheon bridge event. Lomerrow is listed among attendees in the club notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Nicholay
Lomerrow
Glenny and Cass United in Marriage in Iowa City
Miss Helene Glenny daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas F Glenny and Robert Bentley Cass son of Mr and Mrs Claudius D Cass wed at the Glenny home before about 50 relatives. Rev J Richmond Morgan officiated with no attendants. The couple planned a motor trip east and will reside at Hillcrest apartments after December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Glenny
Thomas F. Glenny
Vermont Street
Robert Bentley Cass
Claudius D. Cass
Prospect Avenue
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Albert Gresley
Cadman
Robert Parrott
George
Russell-Lamson
J. FL Gass
Mary Wilharm
Sumner
Ray
E. Puller
Des Moines
Powell Rayburn
Montezume
Evelyn Olson
Rockford
Evelyn McElhinney
Mildred McCune
Helen Moore
Mary Harmount
Betty Fenger
Madison
Wis
Sorority Sisters of the Bride
Joseph VanderVeer
Harold Miller
Keith Droz
Edward Flinn
Deke Price
Towa City
Fraternity Brothers of
Cass
Towa State Teachers College
University of Wisconsin
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Morgan Falk Military Academy
Chicago
Iowa Warehouse Company
Iowa State College
Ames
State University of Iowa
Phi Delta, Theta
Hillcrest
Viola Rahlf and Theodore Drape Wed at Siegel Church
Viola Rahlf daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Rehkif wed Theodore Drape son of Mr and Mrs Chris Drape at Siegel Evangelical church eight miles northeast of Waverly. The ceremony led by Rev Pfeiffer. Attendants included Mabel Rahlf and Elfvreda Buhr. A pink and white reception followed. The couple will reside in Waverly after December first.
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Viola Rahlf
Chris Rehkif
Joy Avenir
Marriet
Siegel Evangelical
Waverly
Theodore Drape
Chris Drape
Mr. Pfeiffer
George
Columbia
Mabel
Reuben Drape
Elfvreda Buhr
Mrs. Drape
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Waverty
Goeth Addresses P T Association At Washington Irving School
About 150 patrons of Washington Irving School attended a PTA meeting in the school last evening. Community singing was led by Wayne Smith. Margaret Moore and Alice Kliebenstein played a violin duet. Marjory Harker gave a reading and Wayne Smith sang a vocal. E W Geetch of the Educational Department at Tawa State Teachers College was present. Mrs M LaRue presided and named Mrs J D McKillip chair of social and refreshment and Mrs DB H Wick chair of the program committee. Principal Mish Clara McKatrick announced the exhibit dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Irving School
Parent-Teacher Association
Wayne Smith
Margaret Moore
Alice Kliebenstein
Marjory Harker
E. W. Geetch
Tawa Slaite
Cnllege
M. ©. LaRue
J.D. McKillip
DB. HW. Wick
Mans
Mish Clara McKatrick
P T A Meeting at Lowell School Tonight
West schools superintendent Charles A. Rifflwell will speak at the Lowell school Parent Teacher Association meeting at 7:30 p.m. tonight. Miss Minnie Maibaurr and Miss Clella McCul Jehgh present talks. Art, singing by students, and a Lowell teachers quartet are on the program along with a reading by Mrs. Edwin Boardinaty. St Johns Club members and friends host a party at 8 p.m. today in the school hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A .Riflwell
West Schools
Misa Flatt Oliver
Edna Liehty
Edwin Boardinaty
SL. John's Club
St. John's Young People's Dub
Waterloo Studio Broadcast of Vocal Recital on WOI Ames
Waterloo Studio presents a vocal recital by Martin Heyde studio students on radio WOI Ames Iowa from 8 to 10 15 p m Thursday featuring solos duets and ensemble pieces including works by Bond Grieg Wagner and Verdi with performers Miss Frieda Schmidt Gerald Behmdit Miss Luella Schmidt-Gerald and Mrs Max A Wilson among others accompanied by Mrs Leroy Bisdorf Ruth Gabriel and Mrs Charles Shippy.
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Martin Heyde
WOI
Ames
Jacobs Bond
Gerald Schmidt
Wiener
Max A. Wilson
Sonra
David Bolveg
ED Grieg
Frieda Schmidt
Lacwo
Volga
Woodforde
Finden Lee
Mary Sipsons
Austin
Oelwein
Dana
McGill
Bartlee
Gerald Behmidt
Robie Gypsy Trail
Galloway
H. Kjerult
W. Sanderson
Mabel Kies
Burk
Boenlictis
A. Thomas
Max A
Wilson-Martin Heyde
Roy
Urly al Dawiing
G& Cadman Cherte
E. Warren Mes
Leroy Bisdor Soprans
Vese E. Nevin
A. W. H. Petrie
Dona ‘Thornbury
Mignon Wise
Ernani
Lily Beier
Aefease
Verdi
Tralian
Wotan
R. Wagner
Kraftin Hevgde
Baceio
Thalian
Leroy Bisdorf
Ruth Gabriel
Charles Shippy
Chautauqua Club Reviews Early and Current Events
The Chautauqua Club met in the public library, West, to discuss sun spot areas and topics from US history. Members noted Senator Curtis of Kansas seeking the presidential nomination and commented on India religious wars, 1794 Insurrection, Jay treaty secrecy, and public anger over English naval actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Club
Senator Curtis
Kansas
India
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
John Hay
London
Senator Mason
Jay
England
Senate
Danderine Promises Cure For Acid Scalp And Dandruff
An old advertisement claims acid scalp causes visible dandruff and offers Nanderine as a scientific conditioner that neutralizes acidity and dissolves dandruff. It promises softer hair, better waves, and longer hold with a few drops, noting a 35 cent bottle lasts weeks.
Waterloo D A R Dinner Meeting At Black's Tearoom
Waterloo D A R chapter will dine at 6 p m Friday in Black's tearoom with a program on Elen Axon Wilson and Edith Boling led by Mrs. Florence Wald. Music opens the program and current events are read by Mrs. Wy H Orr. A 5 p m board meeting precedes.
Operating costs of Waterloo West schools drop to low
Superintendent Charles A. Kittrell announced that the 1926-1927 operating costs for Waterloo West schools totaled 316,239 dollars, the lowest since 1919-1920. The peak was 828,428 dollars in 1920-1921 with equipment purchases for the new West High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo West
Charles A. Kittrell
New West High School
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St. John’s Young People's Club
Hebrew Ladies
P. W
P.T. A
Lowell School
Mystic Workers
K of P
Leola Strope
First Presbyterian Church
Sacred Heart
Court
W. C
St. Mary's Hall
Waterloo
O. &. Shuh
B of F
Tl. E. Hall
Grace M. E. Churely
Otterbein Guild of Graves
U. B
Myra
Viola Piarce
A. Lodge
James H. Laird
Union Congregational Church
Trevis Mann
Tlunrheon-Bridgerhab
D. W. Nicholas
Nelen Gowd
Kimbiche
GT. WU
Diswint Confernee— Evangelical Church
Temple Rebekah Thhnblebee
Black Hawk T. Oo FP. Hall
St. Joly Earl Parkyhursday
American Association of University Women
State Board of Public Instruction
State University
Kittrell
Washington
Department of Education
Secretary of Education
Education Department
Curtis-Reed
Hitleil
George Timm
Verai-Liszt
Marian McHugh
E. C. McKeever
Nat'l Vice Pres
Mrs. Smith
First Lutheran Aid Society
R. M
Waterloo FC
QO. F
B Pom
Church News
Robert B. Cass
At Siegel
E. W. Goeth
P.T. Association
P.T. A. of
Ernest Ranard
Bratnober Street
Grant Ranard
Dora Shafer
Clem Jeffries
Burton Crandall
Pride of the West Circle
Guy Burbank
T. W. Powers
Our Lady of Victory Court
Waterloo D. A. R
Lena D. Anderson
Agnes E. Mason
Marshalltown
Favors
Bridge
Adam Lohner
H. O. Smith
Ella Meyer
Mason
Mmes. EB. H. Horns
Bing Hull
H. O Smith
R. J. Sweeney
Jesse Baugher
J. A. Brooks
Marie Trautman
T. L. Tallef
Laura E. Ferguson
H. Peter Keller
Cedar Falls
Little Brown
the Vale
Nashua
J. L. MacComson, Jr
Margaret Wright
J. Wl. Ruffman
Kaller
Grandvlew Avenue
Keller
Miller Construction Company
Sacred Heart Aid Society
T. F. Thornton
J. A. Gogerty
W. F. Martin
Anna Kruse
W. F. Toomey
B. A. Haselman
F. H. Shedd
East Park
Blue ‘Triangle League
Association
Murtagh
Buchanan
DUCES
Aali
Dave’s Tire Store
Lafayette
New West High
CASH
Kayser
Ainter
Courier Exposition
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