Community Music Event and Charity Drive at Central Church
Under the Married Folks class W B Clemence orchestra will present a novelty musical evening at Central Christian Church on Wednesday. Proceeds fund an electrically laminated church bulletin board. The program includes vocal and instrumental solos, duets, quartets, and comedy numbers featuring pianist Miss Sheetagh Court and Mr. Clemence. Also notes on a Waterloo Needlework Guild collection aiming to distribute 1000 garments and linens to needy families next week, with locations and officials listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Clemence Orchestra
Gentral Christian Church
Miss Sheetagh Court
el Capitan Sousay
Tk Palme
Mr. Clemence
Litacs
Seng
Long Axe
Philips
Hine Vern
Tee Mareh
Orchestr
Whispering Hope
Button
Marguerite Berry
the College
True Bone
Mr. Phillips
Orientale
Mra
Cle Beal
Alvin Phil
Lis
Josh
Mr. Toul
Dixie Blossoms
Fred Burton
Sousay
Mr. Gi
P E O Chapter Hosts Evening Musicale
Chapter 7 P E O staged a lively evening musicale at the home of Mrs. Zathoe Burk with Grace Cascaden directing. About fifty members attended as Mrs. John C. Knox performed a piano solo and reading, others sang or played instruments, and a club quartet closed the program with two songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. EB. O
Grace Cascaden
Zathoe Burk
John C. Knox
A. S. Weisklar
A. E. Enderlein
Oliver Stevenson
Herbert Marshall
Urban
Laverne Beal
Enderless
J. G Hildebrand
J. EB. Brink- Man
F.C. Liftring
W. A. Lane
Becker Chapter Luncheon Hosts Eastern Star Meeting
Past Matrons of Becker chapter of the Order of Eastern Star host a 1 o'clock luncheon at Black's. Mrs G M Coykerndall's home hosts later hours. honored guest Mrs Jessie Wheeler, Denly elected worthy matron of the Iowa grand chapter. The club plans its annual Christmas party December 15 at Mrs Russell DeGon's home and will provide for several needy families at Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
Order of Eastern Star
G. M. Coykerndall
Jessie Wheeler
Grand Chapter
Iowa
Russel] DeGon
Dr Earl Roadman Talk At Waterloo Child Study Club
Dr Earl A Roadman will speak to the Waterloo Child Study Club at Grace Methodist Church on Wednesday evening. Mrs Roadman will repeat the vocal piece Better Land Humans, and Dutes class members will join the club program. The meeting is open to the public with inviting parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl A’ Roadman
Waterloo
Grace Methodist Church
Roadman
Better Land
I. M. 1 Club
Join T. Swift
A. W. Peterzon
Ladies Musical Improvement Club
Black
Swift
Church Ladies Gather for Weekly Society Meetings
Numerous church groups plan sessions and socials across Northminster, Westminster, Grace, Plymouth, First Congregational, First Methodist, and First Evangelical churches. Activities include sessions, suppers, picnics, sewing for bazaars, and Christmas party planning at homes and church parlors this week and next.
Beauty Chats Answered Letters Health Advice Column
Distressed M. notes meal timing and digestion effects on work performance. Esther M suggests focusing on scalp health and aging hair, while Sohn ’4 explains foot care and safe corn treatment at home. Mary J Krag gives bath remedy with bran and oats. Henry J. T discusses excessive perspiration signaling low vitality and advises medical consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther M. B
Silver Shower for Beiores Jennings Given on Monday
Miss Delores Jennings, future bride of Leonard Burhite, was honored with a four‑guest silver shower Monday evening at the home of Miss Clare Williams. Hostesses Helen O'Taela and Dorothy Carroll assisted. guests included classmates from Our Lady of Victory Academy and several local social figures. The event featured a mock wedding and a yellow white decor theme with chrysanthemum accents. A further party and dinner are planned in her honor this week at Miss Burgess’s home and Black's in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Jennings
Leonard Burhite
Sliss Clare Williams
Helen O'Taela
Dorothy Carroll
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Dorothy Lynch
Mae Duffy
Helen Burgess
Emelda Reilly
Elizabeth Juies
Clarissa McDermott
Miss Jennings
Miss Burgess
Ulisses Lynch
Duffy
McDermott
Black's
Radio program to feature guest poet tonight
The Business and Professional Women club rooms host an evening program after the mothers and daughters dinner. Sigar Guest presents poems broadcast from Minneapolis and St Paul, Rev J Arthur Young of First ML church speaks, and West High Orchestra provides music. Miss Bess Cooley resigns as recording secretary and Miss Anna Ludtke is elected to replace her. Membership applications are opened by Miss Bess Nichols. Mrs Charlotte Cassidy Howe reports a profit of 378 from the Russian chair committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigar
Minneapolis
St. Paul
J. Arthur Young
First ML E. Church
West High Orchestra
Bess Cooley
Anna Ludtke
Miss Cooley
Bess Nichols
Charlotte Cassidy Howe
Ruth Bassett Shines in Chicago Radio Programs
Miss Ruth Bassett of Waterloo studying voice under Albert Borroff in Chicago is gaining recognition as a radio artist. She has appeared on WMAQ and at a station KYW event with Borroff and Marguerite Wells. Her mother heard the program, and Bassett accompanied two vocal artists in October. She returned to Chicago in September after a vacation and will be in Waterloo for the holiday break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bassett
Waterloo
Albert Borroff
Chicago
Bassett
WMAQ
Chicago Daily News
PA. Bassett
Fourth Street West
Borrof
Marguerite Wells
Borro
Swimming Classes at Y W s Pool Open Wednesday
The Young Women's Christian Association announces a new term of swimming classes starting Wednesday with sessions for beginners intermediates and advanced swimmers across Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday for children. Mrs J F Dempster will direct with 145 participants in the last full term and a two week Christmas break but pool activities continue with plunges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilater
Young Women's Christian Association
J. F. Dempster
Initiation Service of Isabellas Planned for Nov 29
Daughters of Isabella meet in Knights of Columbus hall to set initiation ceremonies for the afternoon of November 29 followed by an evening banquet with location to be announced. Mrs. J T Sullivan presided as regent during the business session. A 6:30 picnic supper was held under Mrs. Frank Wilharm’s supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
First Evangelical Church
W. HH. Langlas
Lucille Schmidt
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
J. T. Sullivan
Frank Wilharm
Alta O'Connell
Emily Wester
U P Choir to Buy Music With Fund from Box Social
United Presbyterian Church choir raises funds through a box social and entertainment in the church parlors. Proceeds exceeded expectations per choir director Mrs. J A Carbeater. The program featured Rev W C Chisholm and Miss Lillian Holmes, a Swedish impersonation by Miss Olson, instrumental by Miss Hazal Ferguson, a stunt by W W Templeton, and a musical farce with Thelma Amos Hazel Ferguson Robert McDowell William St Clair and Mrs Carpenter. Sunshine Rebekah hosts a thimblebee with cards and dancing in T O O F hall. Supper served 4 30 to 7 with Daisy Munson heading dining. Whittier P T A to meet for business and program at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
J. A. Car
W. C. Chisholm
Lillian Holmes
Miss Olson
Hazal. Ferguson
W. W. Templeton
Sunshine Rebekah—Membershi
F. Hall West
Lottie Robbins
Daisy Munson
Wettle Picken
Club Notes Highlights From Social Circles
Mrs. Forest Sweeley hosted the La Megas Bridge club on Monday with favors for Mrs. George Highley and Mrs. F. Smith. Mrs. Ellen Foster will host Far-Get-Me-Not club on Thursday afternoon. For the picnic luncheon each member supplies her own china and silver. John Hansen and W. J. Decker of the Standard Battery and Electric Co. are in Chicago this week attending the radio show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Sweeley
la Megas Bridge Club
George Highley
F. Smith
Ellen Foster
John Hansen
W. J. Decker
The
Standard Battery & Electric Co
Chicago
Dearborn gets Waterloo sewer contract in east district
The Dearborn Construction Company of Waterloo won a 3,136 foot sewer project for 3703.17 dollars in Dearborn with vitrified clay pipe and a January 1 completion date. Other bids were Sieg Construction of Waterloo 3998.20, Nels Debel of Tripoli 4042.30, and Paul Berg of Reinbeck 4480.50. The work covers Madison, Kicker, Newton, Archer and Ankeny streets with varying per foot rates. Councilmen opposed frame buildings in the fire district and noted a frame ticket office on Commercial Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn Construction Company
Waterloo
Sieg Construction Company
Nels Debel
Tripoli
Paul Berg
Reinbeck
Madison
Kicker
Newton
Archer
Ankeny Street
East High Band to perform at East-West game
East High's new band organized two months ago by G T Bennett will make its first public appearance at the East-West High football game on Thanksgiving day. Bennett announced the group is shaping into an excellent instrumental unit. A string quartet from the East High orchestra will perform several numbers at the education week entertainment in East High auditorium Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
G. T. Bennett
Bennett
Altho
Warmer Weather Prospect Still Good Says Bureau
The state weather bureau forecasts warmer weather continuing through Wednesday. Morning temperature 25, rose to 40 by noon, expected to climb further. Yesterday had a gloomy blue Monday with wind and low temperatures. Highs reached 32, lows 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Weather Bureau
Ringler bound over on liquor charges at farm near Fourth Street
Mrs Elsie Ringler was bound over to the grand jury under $500 bond for maintaining a liquor nuisance at her farm near the end of Fourth Street West. County Attorney TW A Cook filed another illegal possession charge with a preliminary hearing set for 10 a m on November 24 in municipal court. Bond on the second charge was $156. Both bonds were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsine Ringler
Fourth Street
TW. A. Cook
Fairbank Couple Married 50 Years
Fairbank Ia Nov 7 Mr and Mrs Henry Werlek marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a church ceremony by Rev F W Arch pastor at St John Luther church at 4 pm Attendants were Mr and Mrs William Nietant and Mr and Mrs Lewis Fra Following the service a winding supper was served at the Werlek home for relatives and friends including their children and grandchildren Mrs Kathryn Draper of Waterson contributed the wedding cake which graced the center of the table and flowers decorated the home for the occasion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbank
Henry Werlek
Weir Eaklen
Molly Keine
F W
St. John
Lutheranteh
William Nietant
Lewis
Werlek
Kathryn Draper, Waterson
Flowera Arnt Ters
California bound for winter by General Hanna family party
General Phil C Hanna and Mrs Emily George will depart tomorrow with their niece Mrs C B Tayman to spend the winter in Healdsburg California. They will travel by way of San Antonio Texas and General Hanna may visit Mexico for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil C. Hanne
Emily George
Taynman
Healdsburg
Cal
Tayman
B. Frank Knapp
Cedar Falls
San Antonio
Tex
Hanna
Mexico
City in Brief: Weekend Movements and Local Notices
Mre Charles Mather sails from 322 Seventh for three weeks with relatives in Alexander North Dakota. Fred N LaBarre's will, dated August 20 and executed for probate, leaves all his property to his mother Mrs Mary Jane LaBarre after his death November 10. Mrs Fred L Wimber returns from Rockford Illinois where she visited sister Mrs Harry Mangell who has a new baby daughter. Judge J C Beem presided over the marriage of George Eddy and Mrs Jennie Ely of Waterloo in Sheriff H S Wager's office yesterday. Judge G W Wood travels to Independence to open court for Judge H E Stiles, and plans to attend Buchanan County court today for defaults. Mrs H D Bachtell notes Mrs Williamina Blin Davis, Waterloo trained nurse, is hospitalized in Los Angeles recovering from injuries suffered October 29, with ligaments torn in both knees. Mrs Davis, now at 2626 Hope Street, will remain in hospital for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mather
Alexander
N. D
Fred N. LaBarre
Mary Jane LaBarre
Fred L. Wimber
Washington Street
Rockford
Harry Mangell
Daugher
J. C. Beem
George Eddy
Jennie Ely
Waterloo
H.S. Wag Ier
G. W. Wood
Independence
HE. B. Stilea
Wood
Buchanan County Court
H. D. Bachtell
Williamina Blin
Davis
Los Angeles
Cal
Hope Street
South
Photographs Show Stutterers’ Voices Distinct From Nonstutterers
Iowa City experts report phonophotographs of about score stutterers and as many nonstutterers reveal nearly opposite pitch and wavelength. Dr. Lee Travis of the University of Iowa says findings may illuminate the physiological and psychological causes of stuttering and the wider speaking range during emotional upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Lee Travis
University An
Iowa
Travis
Wali-Ga-Zhu Boy Scout Rally Tickets Distributed
Admission to the Wali-Ga-Zhu indoor rally at East High on Friday night December 4 is free with a charity collection for the camp building fund. Each city troop will perform a feature, with regular rehearsals underway. A final combined rehearsal will be directed by Arthur F. Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Arthur F. Jury
Ga-Zhou
Three Nominees Contend for Legion Post Head in Becker County
Three candidates vie for commander roles in the Becker-Chapman American Legion post election at Memorial Hall. Contenders include Dr. J. H. Butts Henry Dailman and A Shadie with Joseph Schmidt among top nominees for commander. Other posts list vice commander Dr. Ivan Powers and Dr. F. C. Sage, chaplain candidates, historian slate, sergeant at arms, and a large executive committee roster with numerous members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa
Becker- Chapmiaqn Post
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Aueceaed
J. H. Butts
Henry Dailman
A. Shadie
Joseph Schmidt
Viea
Ivan Powers
F. C. Sage
James Stephenson
Steve Armatist
Frank Johnson
J. C. Ranson
Joe Schmidt
A. J. Shadie
William DeWees
L. H. ‘Swenson
A. J. Burke
F.C. Sage
A. J. Shadle
A. A. Zimmer- Man
P. C. Sage
Lee Wymore
Karl ¥. Weat
Clarence Weick
Joe Buck
Christ Xestras
D. H. Friedley
D. W. Axon
T. ¥. Lucas
C. Clark
Henry Dallman
C. BE. Weick
KR. Wilson
C. Kimm
Fred Clark
J. Hanson
Harry E. Maine
L. V. Jones
R. A. Barrett
Tay Swahn
Steve Armagast
Tracy Glasener
Ira J. Cherry
John Althouse
J. J. Foarde
S. A. Franch
Steely
G. H
Loshers
Henry Burt
Herman Cc. Allller
Gisle Lea
W. 2. Barnes
Leo Fallenstein
Diamond Dyes Ad Promises Easy Garment Coloring
A vintage advertisement touts Diamond Dyes for any garment or drapery. It instructs buyers to tell their druggist the material type whether wool or silk or linen cotton or mixed goods to ensure proper coloring.
Sloan's Liniment Helps Rheumatism Sufferers Reach Relief
Thousands report quick relief after years of rheumatism with Sloan's liniment. A Washington woman says hands swell but Sloan's provides fast relief without rubbing. The product acts by stimulating circulation and delivering fresh blood to aching tissues, clearing rheumatism germs and killing pain. Sold by druggists for 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Sloan
Fire alarms at church basement during repairs cause alarm
A glowing salamander in the basement of First Evangelical Church at Park Avenue and Lafayette Street triggered a passerby to call in an alarm at 11 30 p m yesterday. The incident occurred amid extensive repairs. Advertisement cites Herman C Miller phone 2404.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Park Avenue
Lafayette Street
Fioe
New Washing Discovery Promises Clothes Last Twice
Jessie Knox reports a domestic science finding from the Middle West claiming a soap method keeps clothes clean without harsh handling. She notes many women blend lye or borax with soap and urges readers to request “soak and rings” instructions that protect hands and reduce drudgery while extending garment life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Knox
Middle West
Waterloo Evening Convice PATTERNS and Pattern Orders
Pattern notice for Waterloo Courier readers describing design patterns, sewing seams, and ordering process. Send to Fashion Department Waterloo Evening Courier with 15 cents per pattern. Expect delivery about 106 days after mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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A. D. Bridge Club
Wo. Murphy
C. 2
Ed Westor
Needlework Guild
Needlework Guild of America
Rusdell Sieg
Young Men’s Christian Association
rRehools
Red Cross
Social Welfare League
Sieg
Joly Kremers
FX Is
Rueking
R. QO. Klutchison
Rueling
Ais
Russing
U. Klutchison
Muushele Siem
Ax Mile
Aviodainar
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W. L. Norturup
C. W. Isuysou
John oWitt
T. B. Dunes
N. A. Lhuty
Walter Deters
Sax Wilson
Howard Burr
Alex Slater
Aira
Hropk Wyant
Lewis Collins
Ned Brown
Harry Limbert
A. A.morris
Woben
David Hamaxe
J. A. Ppome
Husse Sieg
Claude Newsum
HK. Gleatain
J. A. Sullivan
Hsiey
J. Beisrauer
A A. Hodmann
H. A. Joyne
J. By Morris
Earl Roadman
Church News
Northminster
First Congregational Church
Aliss Mary Miller
Woien’s Society
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Women's Missionary Society of Westminster Presbyterian Church
FL Willis Jenks
Kensington
Peek
Ll. L. Whitney
Daughters of Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
A. J. Weigel
First Methodist Church
Business
First Presbyterian Church
Women’s Working Association
James Black
W. J. Stevenson
J. A. Clark
F. F. Campbell
Ladies’ Aid Society
Missionary Society of First
Congregational Church
A.S. Weishaar
Fort Dodge
R. OC
Michael
5. C. Mitchell
B. Ll. Holton
T. A
Harl A. Roadman
Emerson Parent- Teacher Association
Sayeth
Wild Rose
Wannie Cerda
Chile
Williams
Middlewest
WY. II
Mary J. Krag
Henry J. T
Beiores Jennings
Y.w.’S
U. P. Choir
Box Social
Elsie Ringler
Buchanan ¥. M.A. Bing
Phil Hanna
Buchanan Fye
West End
4Th St Bridge
Buchanan
Danicette
Legion Post Head
Tella
Herman C. Miller
Etre
Weereene
Soem
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