Woman's Club Program Honors Edward McDowell
Society notes report a Fine Arts department program honoring Edward McDowell with Maude Popp reviewing his life and works. They discuss Waterborough colony and McDowell Memorial association led by Mrs. McDowell, plus several musical numbers and upcoming lectures and open meetings in the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Fine Arts Department
Edward McDowell
Maude Popp
Waterborough Colony
America
McDowell
Ruth Bassett
KR. Macartney
J. E. Brinkman
Laverne Real Cowell
Oliver Stevenson
Nancen Davis
F. G. Weston
Leland C. Leeper
Hes
Holand Holt
New York
Iowa and Waterloo
Sacred Heart Auditorium
Herbert Marshall
Club gatherings and officer installations noted
The Alumnae Achot club of Water Cedar Falls met at Mrs. James Hoskins's home where Miss Vande Daum became president and Mrs. Eva Weisbard treasurer. Wild Rose club plans a day with Mrs. Carrie Markle to finish W R C articles. Kazay for Memoria is announced for Saturday. Picnic lunch at noon and sewing for the last meeting. Mrs. M H Kelly hosted Entre Nong club with nineteen members and guests Mines B F Beck W Welsch W C Stewart and Mullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achot Club
Water
Joe
Cedar Falls
James Hoskins
Vande Daum
Eva Weisbard
Wild Rose Club
Carrie Markle
W. R. C. Kazay
M. H. Kelly
B. F. Beck
W. Welsch
W. C. Stewart
Mullen
Kelly
Edna Fitegerald
Luru O'Neal
One Factor and Many Causes Behind Complex Problems
A reflective essay arguing against single factor explanations for social and political issues. It notes that prices after the armistice, medical theories, and disputes often involve multiple interacting causes rather than a lone root. The piece urges recognizing complexity and cooperation among diverse experts.
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
A revival of horseback riding grows in popularity as cars lose novelty. The author promotes riding as a healthful, beneficial activity and encourages broad adoption for its advantages to both body and spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna' Kent Forbes
Beauty and health advice column on riding and skin care
Readers are urged to take up riding as a healthy pastime even in bad weather. Practical tips cover riding outfits, boot options, and DIY habit patterns. Skin care guidance discusses digestion related pimples, and how to treat them with diet and topical remedies.
Middleton Baritone at East High Tonight
Arthur Middleton, a nationally known baritone, appears as the second number in East High School’s entertainment course in the auditorium at 8 p.m. today. Tickets are available to course holders and single admissions for a rich musical treat, with positive press notices already noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Middleton
United States
Mr. Middleton
Boxing Bouts Highlight Oelwein Legion Post Events
The Oelwein American Legion post hosted boxing bouts featuring fighters such as Tommy McCarthy and Fat Erb in a six round program. Local updates mention travel, enlistment efforts, and community notices including movements of residents and school football plans.
New B V D Highway Reports Made At Waterloo Meeting
Reports on the B V D highway from Waterloo to Ottumwa were presented at a streets and highways committee meeting of the Greater Waterloo association. The committee included C J Howard as chairman with John Hanson C B Palmer A M Johnson and W J Keefe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Greater Waterloo Association
West Club
C. J. Howard
Waterloo Association
John Hanson
C. B. Palmer
Johnson
W. J. Keefe
WaIts 22 Years For Shubby To Return Divorce Sought
Mable Scales filed for legal separation from Hiram Scales after 22 years of desertion. The couple married September 2, 1894 in St Anthony Iowa. Scoles left in September 1898 and has not been heard from since according to district court records.
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Mable Scales
Hiram Scales
Scales
Widow Sues For 20000 In Death Of Frank Douglass
Mrs. Mary Douglass, widow of Frank Douglass, sues the W C F N Railway Co in district court for $20000 over Douglass’s death when struck by an interurban car in Brandon last summer. The suit, filed for the November term, may go to trial in January.
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Vinton
Ohe
W. C. FL & N. Railway Co
Mary Dougl
Frank Douglass
Brandon
Kirk Ridge
Church of
Sur Redeemer
Brooklyn
N. Yu
Kirk
Oberlin
Cleveland
Europe
Niano
Carl McKinley
Garrison
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
McKinley
B. F. Cummings
Marshalltown
W. Ec. Blingaman
Canada
Walt
Robert Fagan
John Tobin
Arizona
Fobvin
France
West
Hamilton Tobin
Ev ‘D. Nichols
Onerick Lamb
Wright Pool Hall
J. A. Ferguson
State Senator from Manchester to take office unhampered
George S. Ranta, elected state senator from the Delaware Buchanan district, will take office with broad support and no political enemies. Born in Delaware county 35 years ago on the family farm he operates, he studied at Manchester public schools, earned a liberal arts degree in 1908 and a law degree in 1941. He later worked as a journalist before returning to farming and stock raising and has led county farming groups and agricultural efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
George S. Bantu
Mevie
Des Moi
Metther
Delaware County
Ami Oarerates
Matthew Ranta
Isl
Machester Publc
Liberal Arts
Law
Wille
Town City
Wyoming
Joureau
Farmers’ Institute
Street Cars and Autoists Collide But No One Hurt
Several street car mishaps occurred yesterday with minor vehicle damage and no injuries. Autoists including M Crandall and C B Brown collided with street cars at Fourth and Sumner and Berteh Ave and Ninth St, causing bent fenders, smashed bicycles, and a broken wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrandon
Crandall
Amheny Street
Litchfield
Fourth
Sumner Streets
John Mitchell
Altho
C. B. Brown
Bratuober Street
Berteh Avenue
Ninth Street
Progress Report on New One Man Street Cars
Satisfactory progress is reported in building 20 new one man safety street cars at the American Car Company plant in St. Louis. The first shipment is expected in January. master mechanic William G. Lamb says specifications are being followed and a high type of equipment will be delivered soon. Orders flood the plant as cities adopt smaller safety cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Car Company of
St. Louis
William G. Lamb
Waterloo
Lamb
Maurice Welsh
J. M. Rosenberg
McKinley Lines
Illinois
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Chicago
Business Outlook Cautious After Three-Week East Survey
George E. Lichty of Smith Lichty Hillman reports little change for two months in industrial and business areas after a survey of conditions in Chicago New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. He cites reduced consumption and liquidation with borrowers cutting obligations while a slight easing may come in two months and potential 7 3 4 percent rates from New York offering a first sign of relief since last July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Lichty
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co
East
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Lichty
Funeral for Pvt. David C. Wamsley in Dumont
Funeral rites for Pvt. David C. Wamsley who died in Bordeaux France October 6 1928 were held Sunday at the M E church with American Legion in charge. Rev William Buckingham and Rev H H Barton officiated. Interment followed in Harlan cemetery. Wamsley enlisted in Wisconsin and served four months before dying of pneumonia.
Nevada Commission Orders Dining Car Rates Cut
The Nevada public service commission ordered the Southern Pacific railway to reduce dining car rates immediately. It cited 35 cents for a baked apple and 24 cents for milk or coffee and 36 cents for a serving of primes as excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
Nevada Public Service Commission
Southern Pacific Railway
Thanksgiving Eve Sermon by Rev Frank Gunsaulus in Waterloo
Rev Frank Gunsaulus former Auditorium church pastor Chicago will preach at Grace M E Waterloo on Nov 25 during a combined Thanksgiving and Tercentenary service organized by the Waterloo Ministerial Association. The event replaces the planned Pilgrim landing pageant and features a noted preacher, educator, and author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gunsaulus
Auditorium Church
Chicago
Grace M. E. Church
Ministerial Association of
Waterloo
Gunsaulus
Armour Institute of Technology
University of Chicago
Yale Theological Seminary
Waterloo Leads Iowa in Forming Boy Scout Troops
Waterloo ranks first in the number of Boy Scout troops formed since the first class council organized. Ray Short received the statistics from the Council Bluffs Jr. council. Five new troops are planned, placing Waterloo in the top ranks of regional scouting. Burr Lichty notes Waterloo has a strong start despite its six month old council.
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Waterloo
Ray Short
Council Bluffs, Jr
Burr G. Lichty
Iowa
Revival services close at Central Christian church
The Warm Heart revival ended with a fellowship rite as seventy two persons received the right hand of fellowship. Church representatives invited new cooperations in church enterprises and forward movements sparked by the revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Raid on Monte Saunders pool hall nets liquor cache
Police led by Chief Ht H Young and Sheriff H T Wagner raid Monte Saunders pool hall at 521 Argyle street on a search warrant. Four bottles of whisky are seized from under the porch along with many jugs and bottles, indicating a booze cache. Saunders, linked to prior liquor activity, was not present and is to answer to state charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Young
H. T. Wagner
Monte Sanders
Argyle Street
Afi
Young
Monte Saunders
Saunders
Boys Bonfire Near Pond Prompts Fire Crew Call
Pat's pond in Linden addition drew a fire department alert when skaters built a large bonfire by the water at 8 25 p m yesterday. Firefighters arrived to find a glowing sky and a group of boys near the pond but did not disturb their skating party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat’s Pond
Linden
James
Five Speakers at Spokesman's Club Luncheon
Five speakers graced the rostrum at Black's tearoom for the Spokesman's Club weekly luncheon. A. F. Gates outlined tips to maximize club value, Fred Northey addressed the citizen and public school, and Harry Limbert posed a question and gave answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokesman’s Club
Black
A. F. Gates
Citizen
Fred Northey
Harry Limbert
Farmers and bankers join Kiwanis meeting at Black's tearoom
C A Morris explained commercial etiquette while G Orr recited about Germany. Jackson McCoy and D W Place were listed for next Tuesday to discuss the newspaper business. France plans a statute for American WWI volunteers with leaders Jeffre, Foch and Petain guiding fundraising through banks nationwide.
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C. A. Morris
Kiwanis Club
Black
Jackson McCoy
D. W. Place
America
France
Jeffre
Foch
Petain
Republic
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Iowa State Teachers College
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Call
Ida Fesenbeck
Cory
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Bridge Street
First Baptist—Ladies’ Aid Society
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3. J. Line
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J. E. Rite
Iil
A. ©. Johnson
Wilhelmser
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W. J. Sutcliffe
First Lutheran
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Chase
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St. Paul's M. Z
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David Ster- Timan
Silent Club
Ross Worrell
Sunset Club
Henry Grout
W. RR. C. Bazar
Women's Relief Reros
Memorial Hall
Gexia
George Smale
W. C. Brennan
Pythian Sisters
Pythian_ Sisters
K. of
P. Hall
Helen Gould
Ruth Cameron
Ame
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Spes
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Forbes
Oelwein Legion Post
Otlwein
Tommy McCarthy
St. Paul
Farmer Lodge
McCarthy
Lodger
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Moore
Minneapo
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Iran
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Third Avenue South
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Henry Crain
Taste
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Shubby
Dumont
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Brady
Circe
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NEW York Idea
Modtern Society
Mack Sennett
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Glass Service Is
Atate
Waterloo Evening Courier
Seeney
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