Mrs Ben Hooper Will Visit Local Club Next Week
Mrs Ben Hooper of Oshkosh Wisconsin a chairman on international relations for the National Federation of Women's Clubs will visit Waterloo Friday of next week The Waterloo Woman's Club president Mrs A S Weishaar announced this afternoon Mrs Hooper will speak in Des Moines at the state conference on cause and care of war Wednesday and Thursday A local meeting will be arranged Friday for residents to hear her
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hooper
Oshkosh
Wis
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Waterloo
A. 5. Weishaar
Waterloo Woman's Club
Hooper
Des Moines
Sixtieth Wedding Day Observed by Miller Couple
In Stoyestown Pennsylvania on October 18 Mr and Mrs William H Miller celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary Their ages are 82 and they wed near Somerset by Rev J W Reiniger They have seven children with three deaths D G Lichty and Allen Lichty are relatives Mr Miller served in the Civil War and in the Pennsylvania legislature He is one of two living founding directors of First National Bank Somerset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Miller
Stoyestown
Miller
Mary C. Lichty
Allen Lichty
Gates Street
Waterloo
D. G. Lichty
Eagle Center
Local A A U W Members Invited to Hear Speaker
Mrs Amelia Reinhardt former national president of the American Association of University Women will speak on The Widening Horizon Monday at 4 pm at the Iowa State Teachers College auditorium Cedar Falls branch A A U W hosts the event Waterloo branch invited as guests A dinner will follow at 6 30 pm at Bartjette hall with Mrs Reinhardt as honored guest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Reinhardt
American Association of University Women
Iowa
State’ Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Bart- Jette Hall
Reinhardt
Mrs Hoover Hints At Waterloo Visit In Letter
Mrs Lou Henry Hoover wife of the president elect hopes to visit Waterloo her birthplace and girlhood home in the near future in a letter to Mrs W A Williams 506 Sunset read written after Williams sent a poem to Washington DC. The letter dated Oct 31 was mailed on a train en route from Washington to Palo Alto and notes Williams may arrange a violinist from Charles City to perform on her next visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Henry Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Waterloo
W. A. Wiliams
Hoover
Willams
Washington, D. C
Ilza Niemack
Charles City
Social Calendar Tonight at Various Churches
Harmony class at First U in Green Lantern tearoom Dr Edwin E Slosson lecture at Town State Teachers Cedar Falls University program Universalist church Reception for M E church boards Grace M E church Father and son banquet at First Lutheran Brotherhood at First Congregational Homemakers class First Presbyterian Mrs F J Eightey Badger club Mrs E Travis Waterloo chapter DAR Black's tearoom Gleaners Circle East Park Presbyterian Miss Olive Thompson Bethany Temple White Shrine at Cedar Falls Masonic Temple Women of Mooseheart Legion at Moose Hall Saturday Afternoon Northeast Iowa district DAR Hotel Russell Lamson Carlville Lighters St Mark s Episcopal Church Kings Heralds Grace M E Auxiliary Sons of Union Veterans Memorial Hall WMH S prayer meeting Grace M E church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First U. P
Green Lantern
Edwin E. Slosson
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Universalist
M. E
Grace M. E
First Lutheran Church
Brotherhood
First Congregational Church
First Presbyterian Church
F. J. Eightey
Badger Club
E. Travis
Waterloo
Black’s
Gleaners Circle
East Park Presbyterian Church
Olive Thompson
Bethany Temple
White Shrine
Cedar Falls Masonic Temple
Women of Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
Iowa
Russell Lamson
Carlille Lighters
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
King’s Heralds
Grace M. E. Church
Sons of Union Veterans
Memorial Hall
H. M. S. Prayer Meeting
First Lutheran Fathers and Sons to Meet Tonight
The annual Father and Son banquet at First Lutheran church will be held this evening at 6 15. Rev J E Braulich of Oelwein will speak and the event features solos by Harry Button and performances by the Lutheran girls glee club and minstrel troupe. Missionary society members will serve the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
Harry Button
Lutheran Girls’ Glee Club
J. E. Braulich
Oelwein
The
Missionary Society
Girls’ Glee Club
Hints in Beauty Care Weekly Manicure Guide
A weekly manicure guide describes tools and steps for nail care including warm water, steel file, emery board, bleach, pumice, cuticle handling, and polishing. Readers share tips on cuticle removal, drying, and applying cream, plus personal health observations related to growth and skin care.
American Legion District Meeting Planned in Cedar Falls
Third district convention of the American Legion and auxiliary will be held Tuesday of next week in Cedar Falls with a 9 a.m. session and daytime meetings, a banquet and dance in the evening. Auxiliary delegates from Waterloo include Mrs. J. H. Love and Mrs. James E. Trimble. Love is the new president. A membership drive with three prizes was announced, and an all day meeting on Nov 22 will include a picnic lunch, sewing, and Thanksgiving boxes for ex service men in hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Waverly
Mildred Stauffer
Viola Luhring
Ethel Arsers
Lucille Duke
Stauffer
Lyla Day
Waterloo
Third District
of American Legion and Auxiliary
Cedar Falls
Memorial Hall
J. H. Love
James E. Trimble
Love
Frank Johnson
C. C. Porter
G. F. Barsalou
Clyde Bronson
Hammond Avenue
Harvey Meyers
Gladys Klingaman
T. A. Decker
E.T. Richardson
Frank Pitzenberger
Lane Street
Florence Kennison
Edward BE. Connell
Elkader
Gladys
Brennan
Mase Dodge
Marion Stevens
Black
Louis Blaison
Margaret Connell
Marie Mathes
Anchorage
Alaska
Club Notes From Local Meetings Highlight Social Season
Multiple gatherings note Mrs. R. E. Growther hosting the Recess club at 405 Oneida, dinners at Black's tearoom, and meetings at Mrs. G W Logsdon’s 820 Mullan Ave West. Prizes awarded to several members, upcoming officers elected, Christmas plans, and future hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Growther
Oneida Street
Black’s
Church News Gleaners Circle Meetings and Activities
East Park Presbyterian church plans an evening gathering at Miss Olive Thompson’s home to pack a Christmas box for a mission school. Grace Church Woman's Home Missionary Society holds a 2 30 pm prayer meeting to prep for the bank offering service Sunday. Willing Workers met for business and study led by Mrs Sophie Smalley with bazar planned for Nov 24. Universalist Ladies plan semimonthly meetings with a tea and card party next Thursday. Harmony class at First Presbyterian reserves Green Lantern for dinner and informal games led by the committee E A Zilmer John McDowell and G D McDowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
East Park Presbyterian Church
Olive Thompson
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Grace M. E. Church
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth
Sophie Smalley
Ladies’ Social Union
Universalist Church
Charles Fay
Clara Walker
Harmony
First United Presbyterian Church
Green Lantern
E. A. Zilmer
John McDowell
G. D. McDowell
Homecoming Socials at Iowa State Teachers College
Social events mark the ISU Teachers college homecoming weekend with Tau Sigma Delta sorority dance Friday at Waterloo Woman's clubhouse and V. O. V. Sigma Phi luncheon Saturday at Bartlett hall. Phi Omega Pi hosts Sunday afternoon in Cedar Falls, with returning alumnae also being entertained. The all college homecoming dance is set for Saturday evening in the new gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Teachers College
Tau Sigma Delta Sorority
Waterloo Woman's Clubhouse
V. Oo. V. Sigma Phi Sorority
Bartlett Hall
Phi Omega Pi Sorority
Cedar Falls
Prominent DAR Guests at Iowa District Convention
Prominent guests at the northeastern Iowa district Daughters of the American Revolution meeting at Hotel Russell-Lamson will include Mrs. Wilson H. Hamilton of Sigourney state regent and Mrs. Robert Munger of Sioux City vice president general and former state regent. The Waterloo chapter hosts expect wide district representation with 22 chapters. Luncheon at 12:30 precedes a program featuring speakers, a patriotic film The Eve of the Revolution and musical numbers by local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Daughters of the American Revolution
Russell-Lamson
Wilson H. Hamilton
Sigourney
Robert Munger
Sioux City
National Organization
Waterloo
Hamilton
Munger
Margaret Galup
Martha McCormick
Jean Rohlf
John Gwynne
Pioneer resident Mrs. Louisa Jenkins in critical condition
Mrs. Louisa Jenkins of 520 Summit Avenue Water loo remains in critical condition at Presbyterian hospital this afternoon after a period of declining health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Jenkins
Summit Avenue
Waterloo
Presbyterian Hospital
Abe Martin to be on ten thousand dollar bill portrait
Abe Martin is reported as the secretary of the treasury to have his portrait on the new ten thousand dollar bill. Tell Brinkley remarks he cannot recall figures well as his niece visits his office prompting the discussion about the upcoming currency image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
City in Brief Ad Highlights Local notices and departures
Local brief itemzt cover travel plans for Marcus G. Nichols Agnes Miller and John W Rath. Bankruptcy petition filed by Paul V Comisky totaling 3143 liabilities. Mayo Clinic pending operations for Frank Reynolds. Birth notice for Bobby Genesto. Abstracts for Homedale addition filed by Realty Investment Co. S U V auxiliary bazar details and a sweet cream dressing recipe conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul V. Comisky
Floyd
J. E. Jordan
Northern
Iowa
Comisk
Debris Cleared After Illinois Central Train Wreck Near Waterloo
Clearing crews completed debris removal from the Illinois Central freight wreck at Raymond six miles east of Waterloo. Ten cars derailed after a journal failure yesterday. The line reopened at noon Thursday after detours on Great Western routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Waterloo
Ilinois Central Railroad
Great Western
Dyersville
Meetings at Carpenters Hall to vote on officers
A local United Carpenters and Joiners of America union will hold a special meeting at Carpenters hall on Wednesday November 21 at 7 p m to vote on national officers for the coming year Head quarters are in Indianapolis Ind Shotgun experts from the Central Labor body plan to meet at Carpenters hall soon to form a trapshooting club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of United Carpenters and Joiners of America
Carpenters’ Hall
Indianapolis
Ind
Carpenter Hall
Boy Rebounds From Mastoid Operation At Presbyterian
David Jipp seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Emil Jipp Lincoln Iowa was rallying satisfactorily this afternoon at Presbyterian hospital after undergoing a double mastoid operation this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jipp
Emil Jipp
Lincoln
Presbyterian Hospital
Mushrooms as Meat Substitute and Grape Walnut Salad
Nourishing vegetable dishes described: broiled mushrooms on earthware dish with butter and salt, rest 2 minutes before serving. easy to prepare though a bit of toil. Also a grape and English walnut salad served on lettuce hearts with marination.
Melo Softens City Water for Cleaner Wash
A soap advertisement urges homemakers to soften hard city water with Melo to improve laundry results. It claims dirty water stains blankets and fabrics, and that Melo enhances soap effectiveness whether used alone or with soap, urging purchase at the grocer.
Toral Toose Nun Sent to Cell for Obregon Slaying
Mexico City fell into shock as Jose de Leon Toral was found guilty of assassinating president elect Alvaro Obregon and sentenced to death. Mother Superior Concepcion was convicted of intellectual authorship and given 20 years in prison. Toral and the nun appealed. clemency for Obregon’s killer could proceed to Calles if appeals fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
U.P
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Jose de Leon Toral
Concepcion
Toral
San Angel
Plutarco Calles
Obregon
San Angelo
Burroughs Nature Club Notes in 1938 column
Nature Notes column invites questions on wildlife and plant topics. Readers can send inquiries to the Nature Notes Dept for answers in tomorrow’s issue, covering questions about birds breeding, skunk spray distance, and frost effects on trees and plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin, CO
Nature Notes
Nature
What harm do cats and dogs carry in disease spread
The text discusses how house pets in homes with contagious illnesses may carry germs on fur and spread them abroad, listing diphtheria and scarlet fever as examples, and noting fleas can harbor bubonic plague germs transmitted by rats. It also mentions cats purportedly carrying fleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Tennessee
Audubon Society
Memphis
Department of Agriculture
National Association of Audubon Societies
Broadway
New York City
South America
Guianas
Perth
Europe
Insurance School Closes After Three-day Session
F C Repass, general agent for Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance, closed a three day school of instruction for eight men and women with a luncheon at Black's tearoom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Repass
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Black
Brain Test Answer List Reveals Historic Names
A reader-provided sequence lists twelve names from Louis through Edgar. The compilation includes monarchs and notable figures such as Louis, Gregory, Henry, Alphonse, Arthur, Robert, Richard, Rufus, Charles, Thomas, Francis, and Edgar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Gregory
Henry
Alphonse
Arthur
Robert
Richard
Rufus
Charles
Thomas
Francis
Edgar
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Society In Review
Mrs
East
Miss Stauffer
Choir of Universalist Church
Conrad B. Rheiner
Virginia’ Fish
Everett Swank
Mr. Rheiner
Fish
Mr. Swank
White Shrine of
Lutheran Fathers and Sons
Bridge
H. N. Israel
Cedar , Heights
Clark Streeter
John “Berg
Fred Ellsworth
Jesse Church
D. W. Moss
Ellsworth
Berg
Church
Moss
Frank Miller
George Brinson
Joseph Clay
J.G. “Packard
N. M. Graham
Henry Gilkey
Joseph Cowan
John Leavitt
Wilmer Wilson
Li. E. Bladine
George “Mornin
J. L. Dayton
W. D. Burdick
Cedar Heights
George Wilson
Edna Kent Forbes
B. Li
American Legion
Blue ‘Triangle League
Della Hitch
Isus Club
G W. Logsdon
Mullan
Avenue
Alison Maynard
Donald Finlayson
Russell’ Pelkey
Walter Anderson
Second Street
J. Munson
Viola’ Pierce
Mira Pierce
Edward N. Nelson
Joyle Club
Otto Stegman
Berth Avenue
Alexander Mutch
G. H. Farnsworth
Henry Schneider
Arlene
Earl Manning
W. C. Stover
Second Street West
T. T. D. Club
Della Tritz
Fourth Street West
Grace Simons
Margaret Welch
Mary Davis
Joe Averill
Church News
Rowena Circle
Claude Anderson
Moir Street
W. Hie Silver
William Humphreys
Martin Jorgenson
L. H. Cleven
Independence Avenue
Fred Wimber
George Smale
Dan Brennon
Leonard * Britzman
Paul Goswiller
Brennon
Ann Miller
Wilbur Endfield
L. M. Smith
Walnut Street
Anna R. Smith
Lynch Kearns
Florence Kearns
Carroll Lynch
Vinton
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Warren L. Steeves
Eugene Whipple
Ethel Seidler
Jamaica
Becker Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Women of
Mooseheart Legion
Moosehall
Abe Martin
Aga
Paris
Molyneux
Rita
Buchanan's
Y. M
Marcus G. Nichols
Los Angeles
Cal
Agnes Miller
Lafayette Street
Kansas City
John W. Rath
Rath Packing Company
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Frank Reynolds
Mulberry Street
Mayo Bros. Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Reynolds
Mayo Clinic
E. W. Bell
Florence Street
Bobby Genesto
Ding Bell
Buffalo
Homedale Addition
Realty Investment Company
Arthur C. Cole
Anna H. Cole
Williston
Pleasant Avenues
Sixth
D. C. Line
Boy
Melgis
Melo
Yana Erat Azone
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Itc Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Sizle
Toral Toose
Assassin
Hotel
Harold Lyman
Harry
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