Mrs. Frank Johnson Re-elected Legion Auxiliary President
Mrs. Frank Johnson was re-elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary at a Memorial Hall meeting last evening. Miss Willon Innes became vice president with a slate of officers including Allan Johnson and L. S. Trewarna as secretary and treasurer. Entertainment featured vocal solos by Mrs. Ben Waterfield and piano numbers by Audrey Jane Anderson. refreshments were served by a committee led by Mrs. Sage. Reports on the district convention were delivered by Mrs. Sage and Mrs. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnson
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Willon Innes
Allan Johnson
L. S. Trewanra
Charles M. Brees
J. B. Becker
J. F. Balenstrefer
W. EB. Silver
Jay Henson
T. J. McCarthy
T. J. Fitzgerald
Ben Waterfield
Lloyd Smith
Audrey Jane Anderson
F. ©. Sage
Golden Anniversary Observed by Relf and Hutton Families
Mr and Mrs Relf of Egan celebrate a golden wedding after 50 years since their Waterloo marriage. Family from Logan avenue and Egan join about 150 relatives for the anniversary, with a long history of visits and ties to Waterloo. Community groups and clubs listed include Epworth League, Wilkare, Waterlow camp, and K of P hall events in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. W. Hutton
Logan Avenue
W. H. Stsbee
Egan, S. D
J. Relf
Relf
Ellen Hutton
Mr. Hutton
Waterloo
National W C T U Leader Urges Prohibition World Role
Mrs Ida B Wise Smith national vice president addresses a district W C T U meeting at First Evangelical church outlining goals for world wide end to liquor traffic. She argues the people govern and calls for strict law enforcement and political platform clarity. Dinner at the Sweltzer home followed with card games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Uquor Traffe
Ida B. Wise Smith
First Evangelical Church
Congress
Smith
America
Smarler
St Johns Sewing Circle Hosts 75 at Card Party
The St John’s Sewing Circle entertained 75 women in the school hall yesterday afternoon. Bridge favors and prizes were given to named attendees including Mrs Frank Wil erm and others, with Mrs Mary Cunningham’s committee serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. John’s Sewing Circle
Bridge
Mmes
Frank Wilerm
Pat Townsend
O. J. Murphy
William Hulburt
Ida Fisher
J.F. Murphy
Clayton Stenson
Jack Farley
Hulburt
Frank Finn
M. J. Halmeir
Mary Cunningham
A.d. Grattan
L. B. O. EB. Club
Z. O. Husking
Favors
Gordon Fay
Charles Culver
Fay Harvey
Joytie Club
Dan O'Neil
Hugh Ellis
Otto Stegman
Lyman Miller
William Stover
Alexander Mutch
June Gordon
L. E
L. F
E. Hall
Frank Wagner
J. A. Cashman
Thomas Flaherty
Alice Dunwald
A. L. Burhac
John Snyder
Matt Schasck
Robert Barth
John Horsley
W. J. Harris
St Mary's Sewing Circle Card Party Draws 75
Seventy five women attended a St Marys Sewing Circle card party held in the school hall. Prizes or favors were distributed to Mrs W W Korthaus Mrs Fannie Stude baker Mrs John Greens Mrs Floyd Stoyles and Mrs James McMullan. Plans were made for a second party next Wednesday afternoon at the bazar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mary’s Sewing Circle
Www. C. Korthaus
Fannie Studebaker
John Greens
Floyd Stoyles
James McMullan
St. Mary's Church
St Mary's Auditorium
Fourth
Parker Streets
Club Notes and Elections From Kum Chat Awhile Gathering
Mrs W W Anderson hosted a Kum Chat Awhile luncheon with officers elected including J A Munson president and A P Brith vice president. Talks covered The Life of Ellis Parker Butler and The Life of E T Meredith. Bible translation funds were approved for 12 Chinese Bibles. Next meeting planned with Mrs Fay Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Anderson
J. A. Munson
A. P. Brith
Mira Pierce
Tressurer
EB. N. Nelson
Kenneth Bchreiner
John Fry
Ellis Parker Butler
Arthur Bickal
E. T., Meredith
Club
McKinley P T A Plans Teachers Day Observance
The McKinley Parent-Teacher Association announces a party to honor teachers on Monday November 21. The event aligns with National Teachers Day observed by the National Congress of Parents and Teachers to honor educators with chrysanthemums and carnations. A special committee plans sermons publicity events and entertainment to celebrate teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
F.C. Liltring
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
National Congress
Lois Rousch Piano Recital at Iowa State Teachers College
Lois Rousch, a freshman, gives a Monday evening piano recital in Gilchrist Chapel Cedar Falls. She is assisted by Miriam Evane a contralto and Lucille Thomson as accompanist. The program includes Beethoven Schumann Chopin and others with Miss Freeman at second piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Rousch
Gilchristchapel
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Miriam Evane
Lucille. Thomson
Rousch
Alia Freeman
Evans
Elizabeth Schmidt
Mies Freeman
Hints in Beauty Care Essential Cosmetics
A reader advises using kitchen staples to craft home beauty products. Topics cover cold cream, cleansers, toners, bleaches, powders, and vanishing creams. cautions on diet, skin woes, and gentle self care. Practical tips stress economical, do it yourself approaches with cautious medical help if needed.
Church News Social and Mission Group Meetings Update
Walnut Street Baptist class holds regular monthly meeting at 7 30 p m at the Bunce home. Linden M E church aid society met with determined attendance and fund totals for division nine. Epworth League plans a social to benefit a local library with a diary hook donation request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
E. E. Bunce
Epworth League of
Linden M. £. Church
Naomi Bandfield
Independence Man and Cedar Rapids Woman Wed at Des Moines
Irvine Meythaler, former Independence County resident, and Milas Louise Ripley of Cedar Rapids, were married in Des Moines by Rev. Theodore Morning. The couple, who met at Coe College, will reside in Des Moines. The Meythaler family and relatives traveled to attend. A separate social note mentions a vocal department appointment at Ross Conservatory and a dinner in honor of Mrs. Cartie Lane with local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Independence
Irvine Meythaler
This
Milas Louise Ripley
Dar Rapids
Des Moines
Theodore Morning
First Presbyterian Church
C. E. Meythaler
Grinnell
Coe
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Meythaler
Elizabeth Meythale
Springer Treatment Device Company to Build New Factory
Springer Treatment Device Company will construct a new factory on Broadway between Park road and Statnober street before year’s start. Thomas Springer announced the expansion underlining the old plant at 323 Broadway has been outgrown. The 20 by 100 foot tile and cement block building will house physiotherapy devices from the firm founded in 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springer Treatment Device Company
Broadway
Park Road
Statnober Street
Thomas Springer
Kittrell Addresses Lion Fathers and Sons
Charles A. Kittrell superintendent of the West schools spoke on father and son duties at the annual Father and Sons banquet of Liong club at Black's tearoom last night. Members without sons brought neighbors or friends as guests including H. T. Wagner with five boys and Ray C. Eggert with six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Kittrell
West Schools
Liong Club
Black’s Tearoom
H. T. Wagner
Ray C. Eggert
I Green Seriously Ill at Hot Springs
I Green formerly of Waterloo is seriously ill at Hot Springs Arkansas from acute Brights disease and uremic poisoning. Five years ago he was superintendent of gas fitters at the old Citizens Gas and Electric Co. and later worked in the commercial department. He left Waterloo September 1 to reside at Omaha. His brother Gaylen B. Green is at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. PB. Green
Waterloo
Hot Springs
Ark
Bright
Gitizens Gas & Electric Co
Omaha
Green
Gaylen B. Green
Sixth Street West
Des Moines Notices Highlight Local Moves and Trips
Des Moines residents report travels and gatherings including H A Rynearson in the city on business, Mr and Mrs Henry Smith planning a Dallas visit, Wayne Strayer reporting a stolen Essex, and Claire Gleason leaving for Ames for the football game. Several families plan winter trips to California and Nebraska, with church suppers and bake sales advertised for weekend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Smith
Clay Street
Dallas
Tex
Claire Gleason
Washington Street
Ames
Leo
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
W. H. Ross
C. G. Refsnider
Third, Street West
Karl’ Ross
Madison
Wis
E. N. Ross
Omaha
Neb
James Tracy
First Presbyterian Church
Grace M. E. Church
Radio Winner to Sing Tonight from WIBM Studio
Miss Genevieve Hays of Cedar Falls winner of the Atwater Kent audition contest at Des Moines will sing tonight at 8 o clock from Station WIBM Waterloo The Evening Courier reports the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIBM
Genevieve Hays
Cedar Falls
Atwater-Kent
Des Moines
Waterloo
Psychotechnique Aims to Guide Childs Career Path
Paris reports experts from 22 nations promote psychotechnique to decide children’s future careers in elementary school. Tests assess memory attention and general intelligence to map the best fit. Early mapping claims to prevent later career changes with several European schools noting no pupil deviates from the assigned path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rumors Are Never Trustworthy, Say French Scientists
Paris November 11. French researchers studying rumor dynamics report rumors cannot be trusted. They show that misstatements arise not from intent but from accidental mistakes during transmission. In trials using whisper games, a phrase about the Isola brothers and M. Carre at the Opera Comique became distorted to claim M. Zola's brother replacing M. Foincaré as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Carre
Opera- Comique
M. Zola
M. Foincare
The
Republic
New York Woman and Four Children Die in Gas Incident
Police report a gas-leak incident at a residence as a woman identified as Mrs Wywias and her four children died. Gas jets on the stove were noted with doors and walls found open, suggesting accidental poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yara Ier
Tata Ais
New York
Wywias
Have You Acid Scalp
An advertisement promotes Canderine as a remedy for acid scalp causing stiff, lifeless hair. The product claims to neutralize acidity, dissolve dandruff scales, and restore softness and sheen. it costs thirty five cents at drugstores and lasts weeks with few drops.
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Legion Auxiliary
Egan
Society
T. A—Ebistovan School
Walnut Street
E. EB. Bunce
Epworth League
Linden M. E. Church
Wilkare Club
Joseph Harsfall
Gadget Club
N. J. Tiedemann
Waterlow Camp
Royal Neighbors
FP. Hall
U. CG. T
BP. Hall
Mrs. Albertc Sweltzer
St. John’s Sewing Circle
St. Mary’s
McKinley P.T. A
Nat
T. C
Inc
P. [Hall
William Bowen
Bowen
Harold Pratt
Kathryn Schmidt
Harald Schmidt
Violet Schrenk
R. I. Snodgrass
M. UL. le
Caven
Church News
East Park Presbyterian Church Aid Society
B. L. Douglas
Agnes Thompson
Carl Erickson
Nis Gray
George Smith
First Lutheran Church
W. A. Dow
A. H. Peterson
Carl Hoff
George Buchner
Buchner
First Lutheran Missionary Society
We Fy Formaker
Loren Beckner
M. H. Goettel
B. J. Brunn
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Linden M. E. Chirch
John Aker
Indepenience
C. Rapids
Willam Bell
South Barclay Street
Kittrell
I. Green
Chicago
Harry Krensky
jJeanette
Esther
Isadore
Fourth Street West
M.newman
Srief
Buchanan's
M.C. A
H. A. Rynearson
Rynearson & Koch
Fifth Street
East
Altroman
Hake Sate
Lauerman
Haturday
Ae Tee
Chicago Great Western
Chic Cnio
Minneapolis
Philippe Et Gaston
Heinz Own Way
Heinz
Entz
Ry A ‘Tostwich
Entz Cafe
First National Bank Bldg
Beauty
Tiller’s
Courier
Woods
Millinery
Bridge St
la Resirta Cover Co
Dept
Bridgeport
Cana
Toc Fashion Department
Evening Courier
City and Bate
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