Society clubs and churches in Cedar Rapids event report
Miss Beth Tracy and Miss Amy Curson attended a Girl Reserve leaders meeting in Cedar Rapids with speeches by Dean Nicholas and Grace Stur among others. The article lists forthcoming events including pageants, fellowships, and various society gatherings at churches and schools across Cedar Falls and nearby areas.
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Beth Tracy
Young Women's Chrristian Association
Amy Curson
East
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Dean Nicholas
Coe Courze
Grace Stur
YY. W. CG. A
W. EB. Shiught
Carnell
World Circle
Tracy
West High School
Chip
M. CG
Linden Church Plans Week of Activities and Socials
Linden Methodist Episcopal church announces a week of special services at 7:30 p m for the Win-My-Chum campaign led by the Epworth league. Attendees must wear aprons for a sociable with a prize for the prettiest apron. Mrs Will Chapman and Mrs Earl Chapman host. A cottage prayer meeting at 10 a m tomorrow hosts at 601 Nevada street and 209 Rhey street Wednesday. Willing Workers Sunday school class holds a monthly social Wednesday in the church parlors, with Mrs L Hollman chairing and Mrs Thomas Webber, Mrs Edith Fagliand, and Mrs Carl Patterson in charge of the kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
B Patt
Porors
Will Chapman
Earl Chapman
Board of Trustees
Linden Cottage
Joseph Yates
Nevada Street
Emma Raecker
Rhey Street
L. Hollman
Thomas Webber
Edith Fagiland
Carl Patterson
District D. A. R. meeting held at Grundy Center
Mrs. F. Chamberlain presided at her first district D. A. R. meeting in Grundy Center. Fifty six members attended. Waterloo did not attend with thirteen named absent. Miss Mae Foote Cedar Falls joined the group. State regent Mrs. Charles G. Saunders spoke on the national drive to raise one million dollars by April for the new constitution link and the 1939 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
Waterloo
Mmes. F. ©. Liffting
John W. Gwynne
Walter Jensen
R. C. Bodwell
George E. Lichty
Ben Hesser
Thomas Eaton
George DeWald
A. E. Rumsey
P. H. Paulson
E. G
King's Daughters Meet at Tesmer Home Tuesday Evening
Scattergood circle of the King's Daughters will meet at the home of Mrs. F W Tesmer at 8 p m Tuesday All members are urged to take guilt blacks Assisting hostesses will be Mrs P von Lathum and Mrs Paul Wilson
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Scattergood
The
King’s | Daughters
F. W. Tesmer
P. von Lathum
Paul Wilson
Twelve Guests Attend Card Party at Mathes Home
Mrs H P Mathes hosted a card party Saturday evening with twelve guests at their home. Favors were given to Mr and Mrs J L Briden and K K Lynes. Other attendees included Mr and Mrs Oran Wilcox, Mr and Mrs R W Heald, Mrs Lynes, Mr and Mrs J Ginga, Mr and Mrs Joan Lorenzen. Thanksgiving appointments were used for luncheon at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Mathes
J. L. Briden
K. K. Lynes
Oran Wilcox
R. W. Heald
Lynes
J. ©. Ginga
Joan Lorenzen
Postnuptial Party Honors Mrs Roger Ellis at Shower
Mrs Carl Murrey hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Roger Ellis at her home Saturday evening. Guests included Russ Blaabeth Foster Hazel Trent Mrs Charles Storm Mrs Truman Wagner Mrs Herbert Ruby and Marjorie Bureh. Thanksgiving decorations set the festive tone with games and refreshments provided by Mrs Mur ray and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Murrey
Roger Ellis
Felis
Minnie McKercher
Murray
G. E. Me
Russ Blaabeth Foster
Hazel Trent
Charles Storm
Truman Wagner
Herbert Ruby
Mar-jorie Bureh
Californian Luncheon Hosts Hostesses In Black’s Tearoom
Mrs Claude EB Quivey of Los Angeles hosted a 12 o'clock luncheon in Black's tearoom on Saturday. Guests included her sisters Mrs F L Guyer Mrs A E Bing and Mrs H A Enyatt and Miss Mary Palmer and aunt Miss Fannie Palmer. Also present was her daughter Miss Maryel Quivey who are visiting social circles in California.
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Claude EB. Quivey
Los Angeles
Cal
Black's Tearoom
F. L. Guyer
A. E. Bing
H. A. Enyatt
Mary Palmer
Fannie Palmer
Maryel Quivey
Mss. Quivey
Independence Girl Weds Solon Man
Miss Anna Beuter wed Louis Kral at Solon on Nov. 9 in St Marys Catholic Church with a small group present. The bride, formerly of Independence, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BR W Beuter. A breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home before the couple began a westward honeymoon. The bride attended the Ident high school, class of 1926, and the groom is a farmer near Solon who will live on a farm there. Rebekahs Sunshine Lodge will not meet tonight in Waterlea.
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iCourier
Independence
Anna Beuter
Louis Kral
Solon
Kral
BR. W. Beuter
St. Marys Catholic Churen
John &. Michalek
Mya
Bennet Kroma
Otterville
Ident
Solo
Rebekahs
Sunshine Lodge
Waterlea
G. FL Avi
Hints in Beauty Care Glossy Teas and Simple Dress
A fragment on grooming and dress advises meticulous hair brushing and scalp care to preserve natural shine. It endorses clean tools, heated hair brushes, and regular scalp massage by Mrs. KH Go-Ure, with cautions about oils and diet to maintain system balance and prevent skin and hair soil buildup.
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Perfest
Children’s Book Week Projects Promoted at Waterloo Library
Waterloo public library promotes Children’s Book Week with Miss Theresa Feyereisen leading the juvenile department. Adults are invited to visit and participate as schools collaborate to spark interest in literature for boys and girls. Efforts aim for full library card ownership in each classroom, with students impersonating favorite book characters, reviews and talks by pupils, a grade poster contest, and possible school book exhibits using loaned editions.
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Waterloo
Theresa Feyereisen
Great Tenor Will Sing in English at T. C. Recital
John MacCormack plans a Teathers college gym recital Friday evening focusing on English songs chiefly ballads. The program includes Is She Not Passing Fair Has Sorrow Thy Young Days Shined Kathleen Mavernneen with encores likely oldtime favorites. Lauri Kennedy and Edwin Schneider accompany with Kennedy featured in three groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John MacCormack
Teathers College Gymnasium
Kathleen Mavermneen
Eric Coates
Mecormack
McCormack
Lauri Kennedy
Edwin Schneider
Wedding Date Celebrated With Family Assembly
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fleming of Orange township were surprised yesterday by relatives including Lester Fleming Reinbeck Elmer Strohbeam Reinbeck Elmer Saunders Dinsdale Martha Fleming Ida Fleming Dinsdale Arthur Wood Cedar Falls Thomas Dinsdale Reinbeck Claude Frey Reinbeck James Fleming Dinsdale and families Forty eight attendees marked the twenty fourth wedding anniversary. Also present were Pearl Kinsel Frances Saylor and the Fleming daughters Ruth Vera and Grate and son Stewart with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fleming
Orange Township
Fleming
Lester Fleming
Dinsdale
Elmer Strohbeam
Reinbeck
Elmer Saunders
Martha
Ida Fleming
Arthur Wood
Cedar Falls
Thomas Dinsdale
Claude Frey
James Fleming
Miss Pearl Kinsel
Frances Saylor
Mrs. Fleming
Ruth
Vera
Grate
Stewart
Dinner Party at Elks Club Farewell for Stearns
Mr and Mrs Charles G Stearns hosted a farewell dinner at the Elks Club yesterday noon. Guests included Mr Stearns’ brother and wife Henry Stearns Cedar Rapids and son John, Will Green Cedar Rapids, Mrs Fannie Busby and sons Charles and George, plus the hosts. The Stearns plan to leave Waterloo Saturday for California for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Stearns
Elks' Club
Cayers
Nurses Social Club Bunco and Bridge Gathering
Nurses' social club members held a 2 PM luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson. Miss Cora Schroeder won bunco high score. Mrs J B Goodwin took bridge high. Miss Gertrude Hof and others named to the membership committee for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Cora Schoeder
Bunco
J. B. Goodwin
Gertrude Hof
Joy Hart Mary Cool
Margaret Mastain
Ella Swing
Church News Meeting Notes and Plans
Members of the Loyal Helpers Clivns of Bisst Brethren church will meet at 7 p.m. on Friday at 641 enue. Unity Gauld of Perrst Methodist Episcopal Church will hold a picnic supper at 6:30 p.m. Monday in the church parlors followed by a business meeting and social. Each member will be asked to contribute a favorite poem. Workers' conference of Wheatminister Presbyterian Church will hold an adjourned meeting on Monday at 7:20 p.m.
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Lois Rousch
Gilchrist Chapel
Cedar Falls
Mevewag
St. Mark's Church
Progressive Gelphian Society
Y. W. G. A. I Unity Chth Workers’ Conference
Westminster Presbyterian Church
M. E
Lary
Boy Scouts
Sow
Y. Weg
Elks J.D
F. C. Sage
W. B. A. Cord
Bazar— Moose
W. W. Wyant
Leon Link
Clit
Black
Firat Tathevnnt Church
Rachael Dite
Jean Wallace
Cedar Fa
Pooh Priuid
Sunshing
Farbekah Fudge
Cinner Weaterton LC
Tall Legal Helpers
First Brethren Church
Charles Burkhart
L. A
Eard
G. Hall
P.T. A
Hawthorne School
Linden M. E. Church
Mary —Colelqvist
Bisst Brethren Church
Enue
Tan P.m. Tamarrow
Unity Gauld
Perst Methodist Episcopal Church
Arnold Krienke
Fourth Street
Coe College
Cne College
Cedar Rapids
First Presbyterian Church
Independence
L. F. F Poulk
Waterloo
Cedar Township
Des Moines
Fairbank
Obenchain
Watertog
Julian Rigas Kelly
Farrell E. Kelly
Dakota City
Neb
Nann
Sittin Riggs
Club notes and dinner events at Black's Claroorm
Club members will meet with Mrs. Leon Link tomorrow afternoon. Mr and Mrs J McMenamen Wit entertain Double Six club tonight at 7 o clock dinner at Black's Claroorm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Link
Mrs. J
McMenamen
Black's Claroorm
City in Brief: Local Notes and Arrivals
Miss Lucy Kimball returns from Bronx City. Mrs Benedict and daughter Mrs Frances plan Chicago trip. Evangelist Rev Ira L Dent leaves Waterloo for Fredericksburg to open meetings. Ralph Alcock and family visit in Waterloo. E F Wise to California. local officials travel for health and business. Community meetings set at East public school district and Hawthorne school Parent-Teacher event.
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Lucy Kimball
South Street
Bronx City
F. L. Benedict
Frances
Highland Boulevard
Chicago
Ira L. Dent
Waterloo
Fredericksburg
Baptist Church
Waterlooo radio show praised. possible permanent station bid
Waterloo Evening Courier reports the Every Day Radio show at Forum hall drew large crowds and vigorous praise. Officials from a major industry weigh licensing a Waterloo station after last week’s broadcasts, while merchants long for a winter return. Musicians suspended pay scales for the community broadcast and a Crosley Bandbox was bid high at a public sale amid strong letters and club support.
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WIBM
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Forum Hall
Altho
Bie Forum
Evening Courier
Waterloo Musicians’ Union
J. T. Liggett
Oaklawn Avenue
Crosley
Glarksville
Miller
V. L. Polsal
Larger German Furnaces to Cut Iron Production Costs
Berlin November 14 Germany follows the American model of bigger blast furnaces to lower iron costs. Hitherto each furnace produced up to 800 tons daily. The Mannesmann group and the August Thyssen works near Dortmund plan giant furnaces that can yield 1,000 tons per day.
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Or Neen
Berlin
Germany
Mannesiiann
August Thyssen
Dortmund
Patterns from Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Department
To obtain the latest Courier pattern pattern of accompanying design send 16 cents for each pattern. These patterns permit seams and orders are filled promptly, with delivery expected about 10 days after sending.
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Evening Couriene
Waterloo
Quick Quaker Breakfast Stands By You Morning
The ad promotes Quick Quaker oats as a balanced breakfast food with 16 percent protein and 55 percent carbohydrate. It claims it supports morning energy with essential vitamins and laxative-friendly bulks, urging readers to start every breakfast with Quaker Oats and noting two varieties Quick Quaker and Quaker Data.
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