Society Notes Highlight Local Club Activities
Woman's club president Mrs E A Boggs circulated invitations to neighboring organizations for speakers. Talks were given by Mrs H A Sharpe at a Tuesday club meeting in Oelwein and Mrs J Levingston on citizenship at Feirbank. Lectures by Charles H Meyerholz of Iowa State Teachers College were arranged, with delegates invited to read reports at Des Moines. A junior nurses party at a Presbyterian hospital featured toasts by Miss Minnie Fitch and reminiscences about nursing. Roland Holt of Holt Publishing will address a life theatre movement meeting at Brilliage Hotel Russell-Lains on. Alumni dance and card party for Our Lady of Victory Academy at K of C hall Nov 24 with music. Various clubs listed including Minerva Clay, Merrymakers, Silver Leaf, and DW club with social events. Wardrobe planning tips advise economical, lasting garments and a balanced wardrobe, stressing practicality. Mary Melrose Chapter to hold a board meeting at Hotel Russell-Lamson. D A R members asked to bring gifts for a Christmas barrel for southern schools by Nov 26. Waterloo Women’s Athletic Association plans an evening swim at the high school pool. First Brethren Loyal Helpers will meet after noon with a picnic supper. husbands invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
E. A. Boggs
Ma Calig
H.:. A. Sharpe
Oelwein
J. Levingston
Feirbank
Jesup Consolidated School
Charles H. Meyerholz
Iowa State
H. W. Grout
Waterloo
G. Flw
Des Moines
Waverly
Little Theatre
Roland Holt
New York
Holt Publishing Company
Russell-Lainson
Life Theatre Movement
Irs
E. A. Boges
Mary Melrose
Board of Management
Russell-Lamson
H. W. Sigworth
Muriel Day
New York City
Methodist Home Mission Board
Methodist Church
Ernest Zickel
John L.1
So's
Vates
Teachers College
Theeollege S Hall
Martin Carroll
Fourth Avenue
Sartori Hospital
D. Merritt Wright
Esterday
Harlan
San Bernade
Tex
E. Newton
Will Jordan
Dodgerville
Wis
Ed Meyers
Nashua
F. H. Brockman
T. GB. Keen
Chares T. Fuller
Oklahoma
L. M. Bennett
Tulsa
Ohia
O. H. Leonard
C. H. Leonard
Icitizers
Bank
Exchange Bank
Okla
Hollis Clark
Bowling Green
WH. Mullens
West Sixth Street
Mary Stone
Manhattan
Kas
Marietta Hostrop
Newell
Young People’s Society of the
Iowa
Northwestern Iowa Horticultural Society
Commercial Club
Cc. T. Hansen
Day-Hansen Company
Seattle
Cedar ‘Paris National Bank
Club meetings and dances planned for the week
Mrs Ralph Koester hosts a Tuesday afternoon meeting replacing Wednesday. Happy Hour club entertains at 1 pm Tuesday at Mrs W F Mack's home. Social 500 club hosts Tuesday evening at Mr and Mrs B H Frankfort. Mildred Gleason entertains B Natural club tonight. PEO luncheon at Black's Tearoom Tuesday at 2 pm. Hobeaux club Thanksgiving dance at K of C hall. 1926 Dancing club hosts another party at the talenting studio Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Koester
Happy Hour Club
W. F. Mack
I Social 500
B. H. Frankfort
Mildred Gleason
B Natural Club
P. E.O
Black's Tearoom
Hobeaux Club
K. of C. Hall
Dancing Club
Gxst
Talenting Studio
Side Talks On Clothes Wardrobe Strategy By Ruth Cameron
Ruth Cameron discusses practical wardrobe ideas focused on a three item summer set that can double for winter. She proposes a dark blue dress, a dark blue silk skirt with white blouses, and a dark blue suit as versatile core pieces to reduce seasonal buys, keep outfits cohesive, and avoid showing obvious fashion renewals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BNEO
Seldon
Allone
English Beauty Type Explored In London Columns
Edna Kent Forbes launches a London beauty column noting the clear skin and natural English complexion. She muses on London’s beauty influence, Westminster’s spiritual aura, and promises to discuss the English type with future installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cotton Censuses Show Higher Yields Across Most Bales
The Census Bureau reports total cotton ginned before November 14 at 1,920,776 running bales, including 577,212 round bales and 31,495 bales of American Egyptian. Sea Island cotton shows a decline, while gains appear in all other categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Bates
Sea Island
Census Bureau
Waterloo Little Theatre Work Praised by Holt
Holand Holt of Henry Holt publishers will address the Waterloo Woman's club at 8 pm in the grill room of Hatel Russell Lamson. He commends the Waterloo branch under Thomas I. Ayers Jr and reviews plays, noting Lightin as a record breaker in New York. He cites transportation costs limiting tours and suggests Waterloo could sustain a larger drama effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Theatre Group
Waterloo
Holand Holt
Henry Holt Firm of
Publishers
Waterloo Woman's Club
Hatel Russell Lamson
Hult
Drama League
United States
Thomas I. Ayers, Jr
Holt
Middle West
Des Moines
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Mich
New York City
Frank Bacon
New Hampton
Helt
Motor Owners Plan to Cut Prices Through Wholesale Dealings
Waterloo Motor club articles filed late Saturday outline aims to lower costs for members by securing favorable tire repairs battery service and auto parts through contracts with firms and other motor clubs in the U S and Canada. No dealer may hold office. $25 membership every three years. debt limit $100. Incorporators: W T Bad wards L B Strothman and Hertha Strothman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Motor Club
United States
Canada
W. T. Ba
Wards
L. B. Strothman
Hertha Strothman
Veterans aid drive leads Walter Buchanan to seek pensions
Walter S. Buchanan of Louisa Virginia acting as national aid-de-camp for the Army and Navy union asks Chief of Police Young to help locate Spanish American War Philippine Insurrection and China Relief veterans in need of pensions authorized by President Wilson's recent bill. Buchanan, a World War veteran, says he will supply all necessary information to comrades and promotes advertising in NEWS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Buchanan
National Aid-De-Camp
Army and Navy Union
Louisa
Police Young
China
Wilson
Buchanan
Iis
Funeral of Three Gas Leak Victims Held Sunday
The Rasmussen family and daughter Emmy were buried after their Cedar Falls home flooded with gas from a broken connection. The Danish Nazarene church service drew a crowded crowd with Rev. N. M. Andreasen officiating in English and Danish. Pallbearers included fellow workers and classmates. The bodies were interred in Greenwood mausoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Rasmussen Land
Emmy
Danish Naza- Izeth
N. M. Andreasen
Floyd Ser- Ixeant
Chris Olesen
M. P. Petersen
Albert Wolff
Waverly Gas Outages Prompt Repairs in Town
Waverly Iowa reports gas service cut Saturday and most of Sunday due to local plant breakdown. Repairs completed and service restored Sunday afternoon. Also notes Pioneer Resident Mrs. Joseph Brown dies after weeks of illness. Jennie Wolf moved from hospital to daughter's home amid healing fractures. Union list mentions farmers market, land purchases, and residents traveling to events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Joseph Brown
Allan Clark
Chicago
Maude
Jennie Wolf
Earl Dickinson
Bremer “Ie
Carstensen
Mr. Ceaison
A. Babcock
Mercy Hospital
A. PB. Bryan
Masonic Order
Elmer Reeves
Kenneth
Sioux City
State Agricultural College
Will Weiditschka
G. A. Grossiman
Iowa Synod of Lutheran Church
Fred Albrecht
Seattle
Wash
Clarane
G. Mitchell
Los Angeles
Cal
Minnie ‘Reinecke
Dorothy
Theo Fritcher
Waterloo Minister Attends Benevolence Council Sessions
Dr. H. J. Lockwood pastor of Grace M E church attended a Boston council of benevolence meeting November 16 18. The council guides missionary and philanthropic work worldwide with over 131 members and anticipated annual grants exceeding 25 million dollars. He noted optimism and a 1920 membership gain of over 200000. He visited Dr. J. E. Johnson and Miss Avonne Jamerson in Boston and traveled to Taunton to see his daughter Mrs S McNulty before returning to Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Lockwood
Grace M. BE
Boston
Mass
Council of Boards ‘of Benevolence
Lockwood
J. E. Johnson
Avonne Jameson
Taunton
S. McNulty
Waterloo
Funeral of Pioneer Planned in Shell Rock
Shell Rock Iowa Nov 22 John Whitehead 79 long time resident died of paralysis at his home at 7 p m Surviving his widow five children from a prior marriage Johan Harvey Will Cora in Shell Rock and Mrs Frank Clay Waverly two brothers Funeral service set for 2 p m Tuesday at the Baptist church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Rock
John Whitehead
Johan
Harvey
Will
Cora
Frank Clay
Waverly
Baptist Church
Boy Scout Roundup Scheduled at Cedar River Park
A citywide Boy Scout Roundup marks completion of a month long efficiency contest. The first annual fall roundup Friday at 2 30 p m features demonstrations and contests with prizes for top scouts and troops based on attendance training and equipment. Individual prizes include parade snare drum hike first aid pouch troop bugle and troop flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River Park
Fanchon and Marco Arrive On Time For Waterloo Show
Fanchon and Marco arrived in the city via the Rock Island at 11 a m from Clinton Iowa. They reached Waterloo with time to prepare for the evening performance, avoiding the delays that plagued past engagements due to wrecks on the Waterloo to Oeviwein route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanchon
Marco
Fanchon & Marco Musical Revue Company
Rock Island
Clinton
Waterloo
Oeviwein
Light Session For Council Tonight Inactive Meeting Preview
City council holds a routine final session of the month with no major items. A five year garbage collection contract with Black Hawk Feeding Company and a $10 000 bond are to be presented. City Engineer Supy reports the Francis Grout school sewer cost net $7 087 88, largely funded by the east school district. The sewer project set a speed record. The contract began October 1 with Sieg Construction Company. Regular bills ordinances and minor petitions will be addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Feeding Company
Haseen
Sup- PY
Francis Grout
East
Sieg Construction Company
Eastern Professor Seeks Data on Waterloo City Official Life
Howard Lee McBain of Columbia University asks Waterloo officials for data on Waterloo charter city manual and other materials pertaining to the official life of the city. He writes to Mayor No W Frisbie outlining the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
No W. Frisbie
Howard Lee McBain
Columbia University
New York
License Revoked for Montreal Fur Co in Waterloo
Mayor N W Frisbie revoked the license for the Montreal Fur Company to operate in Waterloo. Officers could not serve notice on the manager at a local hotel who had left the city. Company representatives had recently held a sale at a store and shown samples at a hotel. officials found the sales were not properly represented and revoked the license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Frisbie
Montreal Fur Company
Waterloo
Fur Company
Health plan to be pushed here in Iowa
A proposed Welfare Health and educational service aims to conserve health of children and adults to boost state prosperity. Dr Brumbaugh and state education officials attended a luncheon with Iowa federation women club leaders and educators. The plan seeks home and school improvements without personal profit and may align with or differ from a national initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowais
Sia
M. Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
State Board of Education
Town Federation of Women’s Clubs
Viola Schell
Jes Moines
Asa Lmes
Buckingham
Jessie Parker
Forest City
W. F Barrett
Cedar Heights
Ga W. Newberry
Strawberry Point
Woman's Clubs
Last Night's News in Brief
Dublin reports a bloody battle with killings and injuries after black and tans reportedly fired into a crowd at a football game. Galway searches for the missing priest Walker Griffin with a bullet wound found. Chicago reports nearly 1000 arrests in a crime campaign led by Chief Fitzmorris. New York bankers urge considering Edge Act financing for home industry and foreign trade protection. Warsaw says talks with the Russian Soviet at Riga have broken off. Europe’s oldest artesian well in Grenoble is mentioned alongside unclear entries about advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Galway
Ireland
Walker Griffin
Chicago
Fitzmorris
New York
American Bankers’ Association
Warsaw
Riga
Rainbow Veterans Speak Tonight at East High School
Members of the One Hundred Sixty-eighth Infantry Rainbow division will be shown in 250 slides in a lecture by Chaplain W E Robb Des Moines at East High School to aid the King Marion Post Rainbow Society funeral fund Two hundred dollars is sought to cover burial and service costs with a 5 cent admission fee to defray expenses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
One Hundred Sixty-eighth Infantry
W. E. Robb
Des Moines
East High
King Marion Post
Rainbow Society
Mat A. Tinley
Council Bluffs
Charg Ling
Speed Up Licensing of 1921 Motor Cars
Black Hawk county moves to accelerate 1921 license renewals. Owners with 1920 licenses need only step to the counter, present license number, and sign. C C McCoy and W J Burbank’s office will provide a filled card with engine and factory numbers, weight, price, and fee, then issue 1921 plates. The system uses 1920 data to streamline processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
C C. McCoy
W. J. Burbank
McCoy
Ofice
Porterfield Case Continues to January 17 1921
The trial of Dr. F. W. Porterfield on a charge of attempting to induce an abortion was continued to January 17 1921 on motion by his attorneys C J Rudolph and J C Murtagh The county attorney E J Wenner pressed for a definite January setting to allow witness subpoenas The doctor cited poor health and pending hernia operation as reasons for more time to prepare The arraignment noted Portefield pleaded not guilty despite the indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Porterfield
C. J. Rudolph
J. C. Murtagh
E. J. Wenner
Porterfield
Pike T. F. Thornton
J. R Alen
Kendall poised for gradual start after election
Governor elect Kendall is not expected to trigger broad changes at once as Iowa's new administration readies for inauguration. Officials anticipate limited early appointments, with a few boards seeing new members by July and others awaiting legislature approval this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov
Kendall
Statehouse
Associated Press
Tes Moines
Aitho
Capitol
Gov. Harding
General Assembly
Board of Parole
Board of Control
Board of Education
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Society News
Presbyterian
Minnie Fitch
Aulumni
Our Lady of \ ietory academy
Minerva Clay
Jack Sutherland
Merrymakers Club
J.abner
Silver Leef Club
Nick Meisch
JT. H. Trezanza
Woman's Athletic Association of Waterloo
Charles Rudolph
W. L. Bryant
First Brethren
Frestler
Sam Hoover
Ruth Cameron
Edna Kent Forbes
Abber
Westminster
America
Forbes
Attle Theatre
Carrion
Baily News
George IL Twaddle
Waterlog
Bbvening Courier
West Fourth Street
Clera M. Sutter
Sutter
Conacil
Amie
Benevolence Council
Pioneer
Shell Rock Citizen
Iowa Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Brumbaugh
Rotary, Lions and Kiwanis Clubs
Homer. H. Seerley
Iowa State Teachers College
Seerley
W.R. Boyd
Cedar Rapids
Tom Lambert
E. R. Shoemaker
Rotary Club
L. A. Cobb
Park Avenue West
Dale Constantine
M. Thomsen
Peter G. Takos
Marie Eseman
Europe
Grenoble
Rainbow Veterans
East High School
Porterfield Gase
Soline Bank
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Putzier
Milady
Fifth Avenue
Almond ST
Iyquld Se Eer Eee
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