Visit of Mrs Jona Fox Luke to Waterloo clubs
In a notable event for Waterloo society the visit of Mrs Jona Fox Luke, president of the state federation, will be hosted by the Civic department. The 1 pm luncheon at the club house honors Mrs Luke with Cedar Grove and Cedar Heights presidents as honored guests. Reservations close at 2 pm with Mrs Jackson McCoy and others handling seating and speaker arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Jona Fox Luke
Shenandoat
State Federation
Civic Department
The
Lab
Luke
Cedar Pulte
Cedar Heights
Jackson McCoy
E. Falan
He AL Grabert
J.P. Jones
Recital Highlights by Glennys Rugg and Ruth Knittlel
Miss Glennys Rugg gave a piano recital in Gilchrist chapel Cedar Falls Wednesday evening showing strong technique and tone with Chopin and Beethoven works. She was assisted by Miss Ruth Knittle Waterloo contralto and Miss Alta Freeman at the piano. Luther A. Ruehman with Miss Lena Ruexnitz offered a second recital in the chapel Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glennys Rugg
Gilchrist Chapel
Cedar Falls
Chopin
Saintsacua
Alta Freeman
Plang
Miss Kaye
Ruth Knittle
Waterloo
Grieg
Nominating Body Appointed by Congs Women Assn
Mrs. C. D. Wilcox, president, appointed Mrs. Henry Hammond Mrs. Willis Johnson and Mrs. Ralph Oxle to form the nominating committee as the First Congregational church Woman's Organization prepares for the annual officer election. The meeting mainly covered reports from Mrs. A. S. Welshaar on the forty-ninth Town branch convention of the Women’s Board of Missions of the Interior held at Fort Dodge. Missionary visitors Miss Susan Orvis Turkey Miss Frances Bennet China Rev Irving Channon Philippine Islands and junior work remarks by Mrs. F. Hersey Cedar Falls. B. M. Whit ing Whiting is branch president and C. P. Greef Eldora treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Wilcox
Woman's Organization
First Congregational Church
Missionary Department
Henry Hammond
Willis Johnson
Ralph Oxle
A. S. Welshaar
Women’s Board of Missions of the Interior
Fort Dodge
Susan Orvis
Turkey
Frances Bennnet
China
Irving Channon
Philippine Islands
Hince
F. #. Hersey
Cedar Fatls
B. MM. Whiting
Whiting
C.P. Greef
Eldora
Maple Grove Aid Society Hosts Bride Elect Shower
Maple Grove group residents and the Ladies Aid Society gave Miss Fae Eakle, soon to wed Sidney Smith, a shower of gifts at her mother Mrs William Eakle’s home in Cadar Falls. Twelve guests joined a prenup party with games won by Helen and Margaret Hansen, as hostesses Evelyn Hile Laura Jensen and Marie Hansen led the afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadar Falls
Fae Eakle
Sidney Smith
Ladies’ and Society of
Maple Grove
Wiliam Eakle
Evelyn Hile
Laura Jensen
Marie Hansen
Eakle
Bayers
Alises Helen
Margaret Hansen
Home Dept Honors Member Leaving City
Members of the First Methodist Church Home department honored Arn. J. W. Mayer with roses and handkerchiefs as she prepares to move to Fort Madison Iowa. Readings and songs followed, hosted by Mrs. G. F. Pushee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
As & Farewall
Arn. J. W. Mayer
Fort. Madison
First Methodist Church
G. F. Pushee
Thomas Kerr
Bertha Arthur
Pushee
Rudolph Reuter to Perform in Water Place December Concerts
Distinguished pianist Rudolph Reuter brings a December 2 concert to Waterplace First Congregational Church under Frederic Mills Rags. A second program follows at 3:00 p.m with a master class, and he will later perform with Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Reuter's tour includes Chicago University appearances and Schoenberg’s Pierrot Lunaire performances in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Reuter
Watere Place
Frederic Mills Rags
Ilig
Reuter
Bac
Chicago
Chicago University
Chicreo- Symphony Orchestra
Pierrot Tlamare
Chilengo
Frederick Stuck
Hastern Stars Honor Iowa Grand Officers at Becker Chapter
Members of Becker chapter in Ma sonic temple welcomed grand chapter officers of Iowa Order of the Eastern Star. Desta Slecklinger as conductress and Hioward Burr as associate conductress led the visit with other honored guests, baskets of flowers, and brief policy notes. Dorothy Wilbur sang with Max Noah, cellist, as Mrs. Tucker chaired the serving committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abs
Dessa Slecklinger
Hioward Burri
Jassie Whesler
Frances Dat
Cedar Falls
Grand Chapter of
Iowa
Order of Astern Star
Becker
Masonic Temple
Elizabeth Wiisa
Brand
Mary Buel Dixon
Charles A. Chickering
Waterloo
C. A. Holels
Man
Ladies of G. A. R. Open Post Meeting Friday
Ladies of the G A R plan an open post meeting with Denice supper and program after Lincoln circle. Reading Lincoln proclamations will be part of the program. Civil war veterans will be guests and jam or jelly for Soldiers' Home at Marshalltown is requested. Royal Neighbors director of card playing for Gannon camp tomorrow in Moose hall. Mrs Clara Burhite to supervise refreshments. The venue lodge meets. hard times dancing party with orchestra after. Noble Grand Circle to entertain past noble grands Friday. Temple Rebekah picnic at IT C O FL east at 6:30. Lodge opens at 4:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denice
Lincoln Circle
Ladies of the GA. RL
Lincoln
Gladys Boyke
Gannon
Moose Hall
Clara Burhite
Noble Grand Circle
Rosa Carpenter
Noble Grand Circle of
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Temple Rebekah
C. O. FL
Comen
Hall West
Beauty tips and home remedies from an old column
A scanned page offers beauty advice on wrinkle reduction via a steam facial and cold cream formulas using mineral oil and borax. It includes a pale list of routines, eye care with heat and astringent masks, plus home hair tinting with henna and cautions about blemishes and medical consultation for moles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Women of Walnut Street Baptist Church Outline Mission Work
Women gathered at Mrs. Charles Glockner Weilnes- Jay’s home heard a presentation on Americanization work in the Rocky Mountain district by Mrs. Edwin H. Kinney, daughter-in-law of Dr. Bruce Kinney. Rev. C. H. Shashall spoke on the Lone Star Mission fund and foreign fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Baptist C
Charles Glockner Weilnes- Jay
Lone Star Mission Fund
A. J. Gornwell
First Baptist Church
Kinsey
Asquith
A. W. Chamberlin
J. A. Smith
Club Notes Highlight Fortnightly Meetings and Socials
Four D club members hosted a pot luck supper at the Neuman home with bridge favors for Mr. and Mrs. MacAfee. H G Friendship circle planned a Christmas party Dec il at Mrs. Danforths with a special program. Night Hawk Day clubs held gatherings with 500 wins by Yount and Morgan. Double Five hosted by Mrs Gray with 500 honors to Gilley pair. Triple Four guests from Philadelphia attended a luncheon at Mrs Ericksons with 500 and Bris games. The group schedules a 2 oclock luncheon for Mrs Karl on Black's Tuesday for her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Club
Robert Neuman
Bridge
William MacAfee
Fred L. Mead
Henry Yount
Fred Morgan
George Gray
Herbert Gilley
Roy Gilley
Nis Cran
Triple Four
William Poettinger
Philadelphia
A.W. Brink
L. Erickson
Bris
R. C. Tashby
Wiliam Stover
H. Heskett
Harvey Kar
Black
Church News Highlights Women Club Meetings
Woman’s Working association hosted by Mrs James Black and Mrs W J Stevenson met in Flist Presbyterian parlors on Wednesday with sewing for the bazar. Tea was served in the dining room by candlelight. St Suhin’s Young People’s club planned a 6 30 picnic supper at the school hall with Mrs Josephine Miter Hansen directing arrangements. Forty attended Kensington of Grace Methodist church gathering in Mrs EL El Pe home with Miss Mildred Gleason contributing piano and vocals. Union Congregational church women announced a two day bazar starting Friday at 10 am in the store at 319 Fourth street. Luncheon to be served Friday and Saturday with several hostesses and a Philathea class picnic at J W club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Working Association
James Black
W. J. Stevenson
Flist Presbyterian
Joe Clark
Rtes
Roy Watkins
St. Suhin's Young People’s Club
Josephhie Miter Hansen
Kensington of Grace Methodist Church
Sirs
EL EL Pe
Mildred Gleason
Yacay
Ww 'Y
Union Congregational Church
Fourth Street
Mra
E. Richards
Bath
Altruian and Methodist Groups Plan Meetings and Meals
Ming fer and Mrs J Artur Young attended a gathering with a supper at a long table adorned with streamers and flowers. The Altruian class of First Methodist church will meet at Mrs Hattie Fasan on Monday with several hostesses assisting. The Fellowship class will host a social at Mrs Louis Hecklinger’s home at 2 pm Friday with helpers. First Baptist women’s societies will hold a sale and social in church rooms Friday evening starting at 5 with dinner served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming. Fer
J. Artur Young
First Methodist Church
Hattie Fasan Munday
William Smucker
H. J. Hem- Merling
Hj, Hess
Wih Haya
Louis Hecklinger
Hecklinger
A.S. Wilson
Jessie Umbrugh
W. H. Mallowell
C. C. Rickho
Mary Foster
Union Veterans honored at dinner and radio party
Fourteen comrades of Robert Anderson post G A R were honored with a 4 o clock supper by Sonus of Union Veterans and auxiliary in the Old Home tearoom in observance of veterans day. They later heard a radio program with Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address read by I Stodgrass and songs such as Dreams of Memory by J Brass at Watertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Anderson Post
Sonus
Union
Old Home
Overland Karnage
I. Stodgrass
Yeorge Lucht
J. F. Brass
Watertoo
G. Eb, Boyce
Alvin Brass
Florence Sawyer
Lois Keudson
Cleveland Man to Head Association of Convention Bureaus
A. L. Kennedy of Cleveland was elected president of the International Association of Convention Bureaus at the close of its annual convention. New officers include Harry B. Evans of Louisville as first vice president and W. L. Symon of Kansas City as second vice president. FP. H. Rain of St. Louis named secretary and treasurer with a board of directors headed by Harry Burhans of Denver and others from Des Moines Detroit Peoria and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
A. L. Kennedy
Cleveland
Internaional Association of Convention Bureaus
Harry B. Evans
Louisville
W.L. Symon
Kansas City
FP. H. Rain
St. Louis
Harry Burhans
Denver
George E. Hamilton
E. L. Dixon
Detroit
Am. J. Finn
Peoria
Til
Tom Quinlan
Cincin Poati
Ponzi in Florida to Pick Up Two Millions
Boston, Mass. Nov 19 AP A motion to vacate a stay of sentence granted Jase July to Charles Ponzi, financial wizard, after he had been sentenced to from seven to nine years in state's prison as a common thief. Judge Sisk in Suffolk superior criminal court yesterday refused to default Vouzi, who now is at Liberty under bonds of 10,900 in Florida with the announced intention to regain fortunes in real estate and repairing 2,006,600 to his Massachusetts creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Charles Ponzi
Sisk
Suffolk Superior Criminal
Baby Dies After Auto Struck In Davenport Street
Mary Engwall two year old daughter of Andrew Engwall died at Mercy hospital after being struck by an automobile while lying in the street Tuesday afternoon. She suffered a fractured skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Mary Fngwall
Andrew Engwall
Mercy Hospital
Two Leave for Y Railroad Conference In Pittsburgh
Joe Neckman and George Jurgen son depart for Pittsburgh to attend the annual railway Apprentice Boys conference. The event runs November 20 to 22 with a banquet and table discussions led by a prominent railway official guiding the boys on their problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Neckman
George Jurgenson
Pittsburgh
Railway Appl Prentice
Railway Y. Mo. CG. A
Naturalization Applicants Assisted in Omaha Hearings
Nationalization examiner R. E. Griffin spent the day in the Cherk at Courts 7 office assisting applicants and witnesses in preparing petitions. Miss Jessie M. Becker, deputy clerk, aided as well. The next hearing is scheduled for March 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. EB. Griffin
Omaha
Cherk
W. Eaypson
Griffin
Jessie M. Becker
Cerk
Grand Jury Urges Bond for New County Jail
The Black Hawk county grand jury urges the board of supervisors to submit a bond proposition to voters for building an adequate jail. They condemn current congestion and poor sanitary conditions, call for separate facilities by sex, and note no juvenile provision. They praise county supervisors Morris and wife for farm oversight and urge action amid doubts about taxpayer approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adequnte
RE. W. Magee
County Board of Supervisors
Board of Supervisors
Glenn W. Morris
Black Hawk County
City in Brief notes outbreaks and travels across several towns
City in Brief lists residents and visitors: P X Strayer at a Kansas City convention of news dealers. John Hanley Waite returns from Chicago radio show. R O Clifton of Missouri Pacific in Chicago on business. Mrs Id Kuehnle returns from Los Angeles. Mrs W B Howell returns from Mt Pleasant. Cedar Falls National bank sues William C Callaghan for 8310. Henry C Wills leaves for Des Moines to receive government hospital care. Ruth B Well files for divorce from George H Wall. Jack Francis ill in Joplin, Mo.. Walter Graham joins Daily Towan as campus reporter and Slawkeye Yearbook staff. Neva Steinmayer to Washington D C. Duke Hogan held on liquor charges at 17. Otto A Sempf answers divorce suit. Bernadine Lewis from Albuquerque on radio in Chicago. Razor chicken supper at First Baptist. Judge Silles takes term duties in Buchanan county.
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P. X. Strayer
Kansas City
John Hanley Waite
Chicago
R. O. Clifton
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Id. Kuehnle
Los Angeles
W. B. Howell
Irving Street
Mt Pleasant
J. D. Bartlett
Cedar Falls National Bank
William C. Callaghan
Henry C. Wills
Des Moines
Government Hospital
Ruth B. Well
George H. Wall
Stock Island
Jack Francis
Waterloo
Joptin
J. A. Barthh
Walter Graham
University of Town
Daily
Towan
Graham
Slawkeye
Neva Steinmayer
Washington, D. C
John Haggerty
Juanita Pollock
Miss Steinmayer
H. G. Steinmayer
Duke Hogan
R. N. Noonan
Hogan
Otto Alvin Sempf
Alma Emma Sempt
Saskatoon
Sask
Bernadine Lewis
Albuquerque
C. A. Lewis
Vinestreet
Wiles
WLS
Sherman Hotel
Bonorden Funeral to Be Friday at Jubilee Church
Lewis Bonarden, farmer from Fox township, died in Waterloo from injuries after a tractor incident. His funeral is set for Friday at Jubilee Lutheran church in La Porte City with a 2:00 p.m. service led by Rev. W. J. F. Adis. Burial follows in the Lutheran cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonorden
Jubilee Church
la Porte City
Lewis Bonarden
Fox Township
Waterloo
Jubilee Lutheran Church
W.J. FL Adis
Waterloo Rotary Members Start Manchester Club
A delegation of 17 Waterloo Rotarians and their wives gathered in Manchester for initial Rotary setup. Seventeen charter members attended the 7 PM dinner at Park hotel with Al Glidner elected president. Fred Adams named. Waterloo’s district governor special representative presided as Bruce Gates delivered a Rotary talk and ethics code was presented to the Manchester group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Rovarians
Manchester
Park Hotel
al Glidner
Fred Adams
Waterloo
al Falkenbainer
Bruce Gates
Waterloo Club
Rotary
C. A. Morris
W. H. Langlas
Elks Lodge to Dedicate New Home Next Week
Members of the B P O E lodge plan dedicatory exercises for their new Cedar Falls home at Park Avenue and Mulberry Street during the week of December 6. The program includes a memorial service, dedicatory address by James G. McFarlane, initiation, banquet, public viewing, a Cedar Falls band performance, and a dedicatory ball with events ending December 11. The old lodge rooms close, and the next session starts December 2 in the new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark Avenue
Mulburry Street
The
Elks
Ro J. Camaben
Grace Episcopal Church
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Falls
Park Avenue
Sycamore
Gates Students Hear Music Program at College Assembly
A student produced music program will entertain Gates College tomorrow afternoon. The assembly opens with a group performance of America led by pianist John Carson. Readings and solos by Margaret Michaelson Hazel Ferguson Avilla Oswald and saxophone by Robert Boysen with piano accompaniment by John Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Gates
America
John Carson
Margaret Michaelson
Hazel Ferguson
Avilla Oswald
Robert Boysen
Police Trace Record of Man in Jail Here
Detective Emil Steffen sends inquiries to other departments to confirm whether Arthur Hansen of Meson City is held in custody. The notice notes Hansen’s age and prior entries, seeking verification of his detention status from multiple agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Steffen
Police
Arthur Hansen
Meson City
Vagabond Arrest Leads to Prison Terms in 1916 and 1921 Cases
Jimsen admitted to serving 18 months of a five year sentence from Minneapolis 1916 for auto theft at St. Cloud reformatory and 36 months of a five year sentence from 1921 in Mason City for theft of automobile tires. He was photographed and fingerprinted yesterday and is sought for further offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimsen
Minneapolis
St. Cloud Reformatory
Mason City
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Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club
George Wellein
Ruth Knittlel
Cong’s Women’s
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M.E. Home Dept
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L. 5
Deits
Charles Woodward
Dubuque
Woodwards
Prthian Sisters
Cedar Fats
W. A. Deils
Alexandria
Minn
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Themien
H. G. W. Friendship Circle
John Yeoman
B. Danforth
Truman Emerson
Charles Smith
Church News
Marie Schmidt
Esther Youredale
Ruth Phillips
Genevieve von Lackum
J. W. Club
Amos Wheat
J. FT. Moyer
Julius Nehnis
Levi Jobs
J. H. Purmori
Henry Woore
Hiram Hoxie
Byron Lsighton
Joe Grimm
G. W. Bothwell
William Snodgrass
Daniel Allison
Charles Garn
H. E. Younus
A. BE. Hites
A. €. Kessler
R. W. Schoar
Lloyd Peversl
Larkin Products Booth
Christian Endeavor Society
George Bovey
Ts. Kessler
C. J. Ness
Association of Convention ‘Men
Florida
West End
Th St. Bridge
V.al. C. A. Bidg- Buchanan
FCUDG
E. B. Silles
Buchanan
Lewis Bonorden
Waterloo Rotary
Elks Lodge
Goodad
Fowler Co
Erate
Neto
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waathhaloo
Nime City
State
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