Illiteracy program talk at Waterloo Woman's Club
Frank O. Davis of Manson will speak at the Waterloo Woman's Club home and Education department program. Mrs Davis urges each club to dedicate one program to the subject. Mrs W F Schrag leads the Heparts mental program committee. Tea will follow. hostesses named. notices on reporting deadlines and typed program lists emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O. Davis
Manson
Long Federation of Women’s Clubs
Waterloo Woman's Club
Davis
W. F. Schrag
Mines
R. W. Waite
Kirk Stewart
D. Brundage
J. H. Ferguson
R. 3. Russell
Robert R. Francis
A. G. Fox
jMaud Dudley
J. P. Jones
Civil Department
B. A. Boggs
Jackson McCoy
Department
Joel Lay Baritone to Give Recital at First M. E.
Joel Lay a baritone from Illinois will give his first Waterloo recital. Sponsored by the Sunday school and choir of First Methodist, the program features Verdi Berlioz Rimsky Korsakov and others with C Albert Scholin as accompanist. The recital begins at 8 p m Tuesday in the church auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firs Methodist Church
Joel Lay
Illinois
Waterloo
Lay
EB. T. Lay
Europe
Italy
France
America
C. Albert Scholin
Mephistophele
Berlioz
Ferrari
Palidilho
Hachmaninom
Rimsky
Guest Lecture Recital Tickets Sell Fast at West High
Ticket sales for Edgar A. Guest lecture and recital on December 4 at West High auditorium are brisk, with 1200 seats expected to be sold. Guest, famed as the poet of the plain people, has published multiple works and started as an office boy at Detroit Free Press. The report also notes related community events and society notices in Cedar Heights and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Guest
West High
America
Guest
Detroit Free Press
Edward Kurtz violin recital at Cedar Falls college auditorium
Edward Kurtz head of the violin department at Town State Teachers College Cedar Falls will give a free recital in the college auditorium Tuesday at 7 p m. He has performed with major symphonies and is noted for technical mastery and musical insight. His program includes Handel Andante Rondo and other works. The event is part of a Cedar Falls music department series with no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kurtz
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Malls
Ar. Kurtz
Waterloo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Minneapolia
St. Louis
Tawa State Teachers' College
Kurtz
School of Wine Arts
Kansas University
Lawrence
Westminster College
Pennsylvania
Cedar Falls
SIDE TALKS 33 ANIMALS 1 HAVEN'T KILLED
The essay ponders drivers who avoid harming animals on roads, praising cautious drivers and exploring animal behavior. It notes cats as highly wary crossers, describes hens and dogs as more reckless, and mentions squirrels chipmunks and turtles as common road crossers with few fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adder
Beauty tips to dress well and care for skin and hair
A magazine style guide outlines practical beauty routines for women, describing how Barbara spends time and money on grooming. It covers cleansing creams, cold rinses, powders, manicures, hair brushing, and advice on scalp care, moisture, and avoiding dryness to enhance appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marbara
Jane
Tareless
Barbara
Dathara
University Women Hear Lecture on Modern Poetry
Mrs. Jewell Bothwell Fith read poems of her own at the Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women guest night in Mount Vernon. Mrs. Pall spoke favoring lyric over epic verse, noting many short pieces resembling Carl Sandburg. Miss Callie Weider discussed national fees funding preschool outreach and clubs, while new members were welcomed and hostesses assisted. About 180 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Bothwell Fith
Mount Vernon
Waterloo
American Association of University Women
Wagner
Jack Patterson
R. EB. Dunlavey
Mmes
Florence Waid
W. A. Thomson
0. H. Lundquist
Chesley Jenness
Mary B. Bond
Ina K. Wood
Jaude L. Barghart
Norma Gaiser
Pearl Crisman
Mary Ellen Cathcart
Nellie Brown
Edith May Marken
Iowa Static University
Upper Iowa Universitty
Hickville Ladies' Aid play draws crowd at Northminster church
Church notices report the Hickville Ladies' Aid stage play at Northminster Presbyterian last Monday evening. due to popularity, a repeat engagement is planned at Linden Avenue Methodist next Monday. A musical prelude begins at 8 pm. The Baraca class at Burton Avenue Baptist shared a social after practice, with Arthur A. Dahl in attendance. Deborah society held an all day rug and comfort project at First Methodist. Mrs. Williams and husband shared South American missionary experiences during a program for Northminster auxiliary. A father son banquet is planned for United Presbyterian Church Tuesday evening with an unusual program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickville
Baraca
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Arthur A. Dahl
Bennie Redgen
Kenneth Larrabee
Ernest Williams
Charles
Williams
Walls
Northminster Presbyterian Women’s Auxiliary
Thurst
United Presbyterrian Church
Club Notes Describe Christmas Plans and Social Games
The Autumn Leaveluls convened with Mrs. Robert Lazem to plan a December 17 Christmas party at Mrs. Ernest Widdle home. Twelve members attended with N. G. OL club members playing 500 at Mrs. Jesse Baugher’s home. high scores earned by Mrs. J. O. Maize and Mrs. A. H. French. Special guest Mrs. J. F. Hohl attended. Progressive Delphians to meet in West Library at 7 13 Monday evening. Needlework and Christmas party planning featured during the F. W. club gathering at Mrs. ________________________ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Waterlolo
Gannon
Q. FE
East
Ben Hurhall
J. T. Hacker
Harriet Wightman
Roy Gilley
Ernest Widdle
Auttumn Leaveluls
Robert Lazem
N. G. OL
Jesse Baugher
J. O. Maize
A. H. French
J. £. Hohl
Relub
Progressive Delphians Wit
West Library
Hostess Virginia Assists at Friday Afternoon Party
The fragment notes W. A. Butt hosting on Friday afternoon with Mrs O. We ix of Dec 12. The hostess was assisted by her daughter, Virginia, in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Butt
0. Weix
Virginia
Welfare League to Distribute Food on Thanksgiving Day
Waterloo Social Welfare League will distribute about 66 baskets of food on Thanksgiving Day to Waterloo families that are fatherless or have sick members. Helena Hughes, superintendent, said donations come from area firms using trucks for collection. Students will bring food and clothing to school Monday and Tuesday, with collection Tuesday afternoon, distribution to the worthy poor Wednesday. Boy Scouts will aid in collection and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Social Welfare League
Waterloo
Missa Helena Hughes
Boy Scouts
No Stove, Barber's Wife Seeks Divorce
Mason City Iowa November 22 Mrs Fern Phie filed a petition for separate maintenance against her husband Roy H Phie a barber at Thornton alleging he failed to provide a stove or other means to keep the family warm. The plea states the couple has one child and seeks support and alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Roy H. Phie
Thornton
Fern Phie
Innocent Spectator Suffers Collarbones Fracture at Nashua Football
Nashua New Hampshire Nov. 22 Special Charles Dixon a retired farmer was watching a Nashua versus Hampton football game Friday when a player collided with him and he was thrown to the ground breaking his collarbone. Dixon held a spectator banner and received aid from nearby bystanders before being taken to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Charles Dixon
Farmer
Hampton
Mighty Big Potato Sent to Waterloo
The largest potato seen in the Courier area measures 19 1/2 inches long and 11 3/4 inches in circumference, weighing two pounds. It was sent to Burton Burritt by his grandmother Mrs B W Burritt from Monroe county New York. Mrs Burritt, age 7, reports a fairly good crop this year. Rev and Mrs T J Fulter of Waterloo hosted them and brought the potato back by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Burton A. Burritt
B. W. Burritt
Monroe County
New York
St Pauls M E Church Plans Scout Troop 11 Formation
Preliminary plans for a four boy scout troop at St Pauls M E church were made after a father and son banquet last night. A board committee will assist Rev S V Williams in forming Troop 11 with Walter Wade as scoutmaster. The boys work committees led by Hed Margadant and others will visit other troops this week for ideas on the scout program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's M. FE
S. V. Williams
Walter Wade
Hed Margadant
B. Truak
Ralph Myers
L ¥ Nyhan
Mr. Williams
Ow. JL
Macarthay
First Presbyterian
Thera Holnz
AL i
Roy Scouts
Clarence Dewey
Vetor Olsen
Ladies’ Ald Society
Colored Pathers
Fathers and Sons of Antioch Baptist
Mt. Carmel Baptist
Aftrican M
Robert N. MacDonald
Walnut Street
King-Marson Post and Auxiliary Host Social Meeting
Members of King-Marson post Disabled American Veterans and its auxiliary enjoyed a social evening at Memorial hall as an introductory feature of a membership campaign. Several new members joined after an entertainment program of music games and dancing, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King-Marson Post
Disabled American Veterans of the World War
Memorial Hall
Holdup Shoots Farmer at Cornell Bluffs
Joe Rogers, a retired farmer, was shot by a highwayman in Cornell Bluffs last night and is in dangerous condition today. Three men are detained in connection with the shooting, and Rogers provided a fairly complete description of his assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer
Cornell Bluffs
Joe Rogers
Rogers
Fathers and Sons Banquet At Otter Pauls Church
Fathers and sons from Otter Pauls Church and nearby congregations gathered at a banquet in St Pat’s church hall with about 80 attendees. Speakers highlighted father son relations and local Y M C A and Scout leaders discussed youth engagement, while the gathering featured music, a radio program, and a group photograph.
Auto of Howard Carmody Recovered by Marshalltown Police
Marshalltown police recovered Howard Carmody's touring car at the outskirts after it was stolen from a Danger Street location. The vehicle, with a Fayette county plate, was found abandoned and contained only an old storage tag from a Waterloo garage, triggering alerts to Waterloo and Oelwein authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown Polles
Thea Brankdin
Howard Carmody
Lindale Avenue
Danger Street
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Fayette County
Oelwein
Lichty Company Buys Alexander Chattel Property
The Lichty company, formerly owner of a Park Avenue two story building near Sycamore, bought in lump the assets of the A L Alexander company rent debtor. The sale, for 3096 in rent, interest and costs, was by sheriff H L Wagner amid a landlord lien foreclosure. Assets include auto parts, office and shaw equipment and six used autos to be sold in parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Lichtry Company
Purazo
Park Avenue
Sycamore
Black Dry Goods Company
A. L. Alexsander Company
Qutsfy
Hlt. Wagner
Lishty Company
Shaw
Qity in Brief Advert for Misa Evelyn Semilig Guest
A collection of brief notices lists visitors and events. Misa Evelyn Semilig of Minneapolis is a guest of Dr and Mrs L A Daum. W W Simmons returns from a business trip south. 13 year old Wark Gilbert, son of Mrs Bert Kern, is at Utivarsity hospital for treatment. Loyally Lovaloy returns from Waukon Iowa after a week in Cassatn district court trials. Martin Heyde to sing at Sacred Law Catholic church during High Mass tomorrow. Elizabeth Day of Cunandalrun NY visiting cousin Mrs Jaimea Cook in Randolph Street. A daughter born Thursday to Mr and Mrs William Kennehan of Marshalltown. Mrs Kennehan formerly Genevieve Tigging of Waterloo. Wilma Waller resigns as paralegal for attorney A G Feld in Los Angeles. Miss Wicker to leave Monday via St Louis to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs John Noehrn. Sylvia Stock sues Fred Stock in Waterloo for custody of two children, Charlotte and Richard, and alimony. One stolen bicycle recovered. another reported stolen. A Miami-made bicycle owned by John Courter found. Traffic police announce no left-turn restrictions tonight. additional officers at key intersections. Charles M Place bankruptcy petition referred. assets total about $4,623.95, with household goods exempt. Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner advertised with Blackn Tex Home and music. reservations urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wark Gilbert
Bert Kern
Utivarsity Hospital
Lovaloy Hias
Waukon
Casatn
Martin Heyde
Ponca
Sacred Law
Catholic Church
Elizabeth Day
Cunandalrun
SN. Y
Jaimea A. Cook
Randolph Birect
Wilma Waller
A. G. Feld
Los Angeles
Cal
Miss Wicker
St. Louis
John Noehrn
Sylvia Stock
Fred Stock
Waterloo
Charlotte
Richard
Jarney
Charles M. Place
Buchanan County
J. LE. Jordan
Towa
Finchford Teams Sweep Plainfield In Local Basketball Night
Finchford host teams defeated Plainfield with the girls winning 20 to 11 and the boys 16 to 7. Earlier last week Finchford girls beat Plainfield 23 to 9 while the boys lost 12 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finchford Tasketeers
Finchford
Plainfield
Pinchford
Archery Contest At Kamp Kiwanis Highlights Scout Activity
An archery contest between Jon Sulvely scoutmaster of troop 8 and Arthur F Jury scout executive was won this afternoon at Kamp Kiwanis. Judge G W Wood introduced archery at the scout camps last summer and interest in the sport has grown among Boy Scouts since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Sulvely
Troop 8
Arthur F. Jury
Kamp Kiwanis
G. W. Wood
Real Estate Men Look Forward to Iowa Convention
Waterloo will send a delegation of realtors to the Iowa Association of Real Estate Boards convention in Des Moines. C. Allen, Lestey W. Miller, and Perry W. Belangee will speak as part of a program featuring national and state speakers on agriculture, budgeting, and good roads. Waterloo competes for two silver cups and several trophies for best papers and talks on home ownership and community development. Henry A. Sturm, formerly of the U S Navy, has enlisted for a year with the Fourteenth Cavalry at Port Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa Associaton of
Steal Estate Boards
Bac
Don Moines
C. 3. Allen
Lestey WW. Miller
Perry W. Belangee
BE L. Hogus
Iowa
Albert Towne
F. M. Collard
Tue
Lester W. Miller
Lastlo HH. Schrubbe
J. C. Umbaugh
ARMY
Henry A. Sturm
U.S. Navy
Fourteenth Cavalry Regiment
Port Des Moines
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BiNems of,Socied
Woman’s Club
Linit
W. EB. Steimer
Catherina Schaefer
Paul Steimer
Leo Steimer
Hsther Mathern
Cedar Heights
Ida Becker
Miss Cowell
Wildal Cowell
Harry Christiansen
Chicago
Mayme van Eaton
Helen Potter
Eames
Hon Ioree
Kensington
J. Ness
Harold Steere
Maybryn Murphy
Mary Burgess
Esabella
Castile
T. C
Handel Andania
Ulysses
Eschaikowsiy
Rebuasy
Cilens Gas & Eleectric Co
Dina
W. HH. Farley
Dayton
Naonal Cash Resister Company
Pau
Lincoln Circle
Elsie Hei Ble
May Harrison
Lincoln
George Harkin
Ire & Fuel Co
R. W. Gibson
Koping
Hlon, McMaster
Fidérida
A. I. Smith
Delphian
Alpha Chapter
Delphian Society
John K
Mary Jane
Church News
Deborah Society
First Methodists Church
E. F. Crouse
South America
W. E. Winder
J. A. Ramey
Mary Johnson
Welfare League
Mighty Big Potato
ST. Paul's M. E
King-Marson
OT. Paul's Church
Harry ‘T. Mishee
Northwaiel Hackett
G.T. Gay
Assembly
George Davis
Misa Lottie Lewis
Garrison
Lichty Company
A. L. Alexander
Rotary
Gnagy
Rotary Club
Hotel Russell-Samson
Iegill
Fourth Street
Misa Evelyn Semilig
L. A. Daum
W. W. Simmons
Wlliam Kennehan
Kennehan
Genevieva Tigging
Dan Sulea J Tle
Sherwood Park
Warren Guckley
Traffe
Waterlon Conerative Dairy Co
Rose
Mabel Ettinger-Tompkins
Tel
Jon
Peonkee
Phonograph
Bert Wiliams
Columbia Phonograph Company
W. CG. Co
Sibert
Bes Moines
United States
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Pall & Win
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