McKinley P T A Hosts Night Of Music And Plans
The McKinley Parent-Teacher association held a party at the school to honor teachers with community singing led by Mrs. Warren L Steeves and piano by Miss Alene Raecker. Dr H A Boysen introduced board members and the special teachers. The next meeting will cover Good Music and Good Books on December 19. A new attendance banner will be presented monthly to the top room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Warren L. Steeves
Alene Raecker
H. A. Boysen
Bertha Stiles
F. ©. Liffring
P.T. A
McKinley
H. R. Dilger
J. B. Levine
A. GC. Trudgeon
Mines
W. P. Hoxie
W. S. Hall
O. Peterson
M. B. Cleveland
Otto Woodyard
R. S. Hickelberg
Roy Lee
V. A. Zellhoefer
C. W. Hollen
N. F. DeLong
H. R. Foster
John Stewart
William Close
E. H. Cheever
A. E. Nicholson
Paul Venter
A. Hoffman
M. C. Haynes
E. ©. Clark
Arthur A. Mosher
Clinton F. Smith
Allen Memorial Hospital
Betty Young
Vergene Dilger
Evelyn Bruyer
Alice Smoker
Primer for Volunteer Publicity Workers Guides Local Organizations
The Publicity Bureau of the National Congress of Patents and Teachers issues A Publicity Primer for Volunteer Workers, a 125 page guide by Laura Underhill Kohn and Mildred Rumbold Wilk inson. It covers news values, organizing publicity departments, and linking organizational work to current events, with practical advice from Quiett and Casey on clarity, accuracy, and timely press material. It stresses dependable coverage, concise first paragraphs, and using multiple channels beyond newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burreau
National Congress of Patents and Teachers
Furnace Brook Farm
Peekskill
N. Y
Manuel
Laura Underhill Kohn
Bureau
Mildred Rumbold Wilkinson
Glenn Quiett
Ralph Casey
Quiett and
Casey, D. Appleton & Co
Quota Members Hear Talk About Newspaper Work
Miss Meddie B. Hombs spoke to Quota club at Hotel Fusgell-Lamgon on the press role in society. She discussed opportunities for women in news careers and whether they should fill male roles or focus on specialized fields. Mary Horner covered current events. Marian Ransier led the program. Mrs George Worthen chaired the dinner. plans for December meeting and a December 19 Christmas party were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meddie B. Hombs
Quota Club
Fusgell-Lamgon
Mary Horner
Marian Ransier
George Worthen
E. Louise Chandler
Invitations Sent for Leckington Rodeffer Wedding
Invitations are issued for the Friday 8 p m wedding at First Methodist Episcopal Church between Miss Maxine Isabella Leckington and Edgar William Rodeffer of Greeley Colorado. Dr J Arthur Young to perform the ceremony with a reception in the church parlors afterward. They will be at home after January 3 at 1412 Twelfth Street Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Maxine Isabella Leckington
Lewis A. Leckington
LaPorte Street
Edgar William Rodeffer
Greeley
Colo
J. Arthur Young
William Russell Lampman
Waterloo
Doris Luella Padgett
Cedar Falls
Earl Lampman
Lampman
E. Klinga
Man
Elizabeth Kenney Announces Plans for State Convention
Elizabeth Kenney president of the Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs returns from Keokuk with plans for the April state convention. Miss Beth Pflug is chairing the program committee with Cornelia Meigs slated as a speaker. Minnie Wescott chairs credentials. Kenney says state membership is at a record high for this time of year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliabeth Kenney
Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Keokuk
P. W
Beth Pflug
J. Q. Boyd
Great Dam
National Cemetery
Mark Twain
Minnie Wescott
Ford Agency
Helen Maynard Weds Frank Boughton In Evanston Home Ceremony
Miss Helen Maynard daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Maynard 828 Fourth Street West became the bride of Frank E Boughton son of Mr and Mrs Frank M Boughton Evanston Ill at a noon home ceremony. Rev Ernest B Moursey officiated before a rose and chrysanthemum window bouquet backdrop. The couple will reside at 728 Hinman Avenue Evanston and are bound for a luncheon reception following the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Maynard
H. B. Maynard
Fourth Street West
Frank. E. Boughton
Frank M. Boughton
Evanston
Ernest B. Moursey
Christ Episcopal Church
Houghton
West
Ward Belmont College
Nashville
Imogene Fowler Is Honored Guest at Gift Shower
Miss Imogene Fowler, soon to wed Victor Bender on Thanksgiving, was the honored guest at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Bethany circle members of East Park Presbyterian Church. The event featured games and sewing for the bride elect, with guests including Mines J. G. Pilson F. and Barmhart and Harold Trible, and attendees Nona Fowler Inis Moretz Viola Reed Lois Kindig Elsie Errichson Aline Doty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Fowler
Victor Bender
Fem Kindig
Bethany Circle
East Park Presbyterian Church
Mines
J. G. Pilson
F. &. Barmhart
Harold Trible
Nona Fowler
Inis Moretz
Viola Reed
Lois Kindig
Elsie Errichson
Aline Doty
Hints From Beauty Menus For Reducing Weight
A fragment discusses weight loss ideas from beauty menus and dieting. It notes many overindulgent dieters eat fattening foods and suggests nonfattening combinations, light breakfasts, dry toast, black coffee, fruit, and select meats. It also covers bad breath causes and cosmetic eyebrow shaping tips shared at a social meeting.
Church youth group and social events highlighted
Philathes class of First Evangelical church enjoyed a social evening hosted by Mrs. George Huntington after a brief business meeting. Jolly Couples class of Central Christian church met at Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Conery with twenty one attendees and planned a December 12 Christmas party at Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Brocksus. Trinity American Lutheran guild scheduled a 2 pm meeting in church parlors hosted by Mrs. L. W. Steege and Mrs. Theodore Smith, with donations due by then for the bazar committee chaired by Mrs. Albert Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathes
First Evangelical Church
Minnie Band
George Huntington
Central Christian Church
Oscar Conery
F. B. Brocksus
W R C Members Set Sewing Bee and Friday Meeting
W R C will host an all day sewing bee in Memorial hall on Wednesday under Miss Addie McCormick. A noon picnic will be organized by Mrs. Laura Ganz. The regular corps meeting is planned for Friday afternoon with officers and members asked to assemble at Memorial hall at 2 p.m. A Danes Knights of Columbus dance party with Gulf Coast Rhythm Kings orchestra will follow Wednesday evening in the club room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Waren
Y. Ww
Our Lady of Victory Court
C. Hall
M. B. A. Lodge
Woose Tall
Lydia Society
First Presbyterian
Qureh
Mary Sod
Kathryn Joughtry
L. A
L. F
W. RB. C
Memorial | Hall
Addie McCormick
Laura Ganz
Memorial Hall
Knights of Columbus
Gulf Coast Rhythm Kings! Orchestra
P. E. O. Chapter Reports Shawl History Lesson
Chapter 7 gathered at Mrs. Cascaden home with forty members as Mrs. C. A. Waterbury traced the shawl from the far east to western lands, noting popularity in the hoop era. Shawls ranged heirloom to modern art with owners recounting each piece while several members modeled them. Committees listed. Chapter FE met at Mrs. Marsh home for initiation and fund pledges. Social hour featured yellow chrysanthemums and tea. Next meeting moved to afternoon Dec 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. BE. O
Thomas Cascaden
C. A. Waterbury
Far East
United States
E. L. Johnson
Edna Robertson
H. B. Lichty
Ralph Hoxle
Jennie Weatherwax
Robertson
G. A Marsh
Marsh
Educational Fund
Y. W. Co
H. 3B
Boles
F. Ll. Marquis
C. D. O'Harrow
J. J. Peterson
A. L. Porter
Four Hostesses Give Elaborate Bridge Luncheon
One of the season’s largest early winter social events occurred yesterday afternoon at the Elks club. Mrs L E Bladine Mrs Joseph Cowan Mrs N M Graham Cedar Falls and Mrs Harry Israel Cedar Heights hosted a luncheon and bridge for 128 guests, including 50 from Waterloo. Chrysanthemums and candles enhanced the yellow toned decor. Card favors were given to guests John Berg Jack Dettner and W L Wallace Cedar Falls and Mrs G L Armstrong and Mrs H A Maine Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
L. E. Bladine
Joseph Cowan
N. M. Graham
Cedar Palls
Harry Israel
Cedar Heights
Bridge
Waterloo
John Berg
Jack Dettner
W. L. Wallace
Gedar Falls
G. L. Armstrong
H. A. Maine
St Pauls Mission Society Hosts Christmas Party
The St Pauls M E Mission Society held a Christmas party with 175 attendees. Donations including 20 dolls, 35 jackstones bags, school supplies, and gifts valued at 25 dollars were displayed for Porto Rico. Santa Claus distributed treats to children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Missionary Society of St. Paul's M. BE
Home Guards
Porto Rico
Santa Claus
Club Notes at 1198 Williston Avenue
FP club surprised Mrs Earl Dean in her new home with cards and embroidery and refreshments at 4:00 p.m. Mrs Dean was presented a gift. Pythian Sisters regular meeting for nominating officers will be held tonight in K of D hall. Following business last evening in K of C hall six bridge tables were in play with Mrs Gogetly first and Mrs Salz second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. FP. Club
Earl Dean
Williston Avenue
Claude Dean
Dean
Pythian Sisters
K. of DP. Hall
C. Hall
Bridge
Mra
J. A. Gogetly
Andrew Salz
C A R Meets in Rohlf Home for Dinner Program
Waterloo society Children of the American Revolution met at Dr and Mrs L Rohlf home with Miss Jean Rohlf as hostess. Dinner at 830 p m for 24. Special guests Mildred Berry Elizabeth DeWald Virginia Gale and Robert and Wallace Hows. The group voted to send 5 to Tamassee school in South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Society
Children of the American Revolution
L. Rohlf
Jean Rohlt
Mildred Berry
Elizabeth DeWald
Virginia Gale
Robert and Wallace Hows
Tammassee School
South Carolina
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. A R
Waterloo
D. 4
William Peterson
Jean Ronlf
Virginia Shelton
Eleanor Jean Warsaw
George DeWald
Music Club Hosts Guest Program Event at Miss Collins Home
Fifty members and guests of the B Natural Music club enjoyed the annual invitation program at Miss Fae Collins's home. A quintet performed two encore numbers inclining The Lilac Tree. Mrs. Harold Smith accompanied a violin solo by Miss Lucille Cutler. Miss Martha McCormick sang with encore Would God I Were a Tender Apple Blossom. Plans were announced for a Christmas party on Dec. 5 at Mrs. Charles H. Trunkey's Cedar Heights home with Miss Eudora Carey assisting. Mrs. Withur Welker reports a record-breaking hollyhock in her Oakland garden reaching 18 feet 8 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Natural Music Club
Fae Collins
Mines
G. E. Shoemaker
C. A. Scholin
W. Eby
M. ©. LaRue
Q. J. Ness
Harold Smith
Virginia Gable
Lucille Cutler
Merle Wratislaw
Martha McCormick
Londonderry
Christi’ynas
Charles H. Trunkey
Cedar Heights
Eudora Carey
Newcomer F. C. Glanb Named Rialto Theatre Manager
Newcomer F C Glanb named manager of the Rialto theatre, one of the youngest in the West Coast chain. He came to California from Pittsburgh in 1910 and has since worked in West Coast theater management, residing at 20 Fifth Street West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Glanb
Rialto Theatre
California
Pittsburgh
Glanb
Los Angeles
Fifth Street West
Anita Cobb and T. R. Crawford to Wed Thanksgiving
A Thanksgiving wedding is planned for Anita Cobb and Theodore R. Crawford of Clarksville. A Sunday school party at Mrs. Grant Renard’s home included the bride elect, her mother, and several social guests with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Cobb
T. R. Crawford
Ignal Light
Free Methodist Church
Grant Renard
Mim
Mrs. Ranard
Mises Lola Whiteside
Pauline Laylin
Anabelle Clonon
Helen Lang
Opsi* Carter
Edith Nelson
Mabel Comfort
Ruth Riley
Waterloo Area News Briefs and Hospital News
Local items report residents visiting relatives over Thanksgiving, with Maye Martin flying from New York to join family. Updates note A Earl Gnegg improving after hospitalization, and Thomas Shannon recovering from recent surgery at St. Francis. Other notes include library official Callie Wieder joining the American Library Association committee and several wounded or ill residents receiving care at area hospitals. A rummage sale and Thanksgiving events are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Callie Wieder
Waterloo Publicbrary
American Library Association
Chicago
A. Earl Gnegg
St. Francis Hospital
Gnagy
Colonial Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Planners Outline Indian Hills Golf Course Development
Plans Dr awn by William Galloway & Associates for Indian Hills golf course with 250 home tracts around it. Course to cross a creek widened into a lake. a factory site near Rainbow Drive and an area for a national business development were also shown. Dinner audience of 206 heard details but awaited specifics on the industrial project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Galloway
Slao
Rainbow Drive
National Bualese Development
Galloway
Hasaell-Lamaon
Population projection for Waterloo reaches 160000 in ten years
The article projects Waterloo's population rising to 160000 within a decade, outlining expected growth factors and potential impacts on housing, infrastructure, and services. It notes regional context and cites authorities estimating gradual expansion.
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McKinley P.T. A
Soulety Calendar
Twelfth Street
Psi
Kappa Delta Pi
Iowa
State Teachers College
Effie Stewart
Ethel McBroom
Grundy Center
Harryette Creasy
Clinton
Fra Samuels
Storm Lake
Mary Gibbs
LaMotte
Dorothy Helmick
Brighton
Margaret Weyer
Livermore
Alta Grege
Marjorie Loomis
Helen Hamel
Charles Moore
Havelock
Bertha Martin
Elizabeth Kenney
Frank Boughton
SY Edna Kent Forbes
M. A. Ho
Iairs
Adam
Sohner
Mariel Troutman
W. M. Montgomery
Church News
Redfern
St. Paul’s M. BE. Mission Society
Rohlf
Music Club
Withur Welker
Oakland
Cal
Flint
Ff. C. Glaab
Saan Aes
Buchanan's
Dan Bogert
Cedar Rapids
W. Barron
Wellington Street
A L. Homighaus
Wolf Paint
Mont
R. A. Peterson
Faye Dorothy Martin
New York
Mrs
Hope Martin
Mark Allen Carr
Mark A. Jr
Kenneth Edwin
Des Moines
Alice Heald
Broadway
C. F. Nagle
Thomas F. Shannon
Edward Moser
Edger Lee Clayton
Sycamore Street
Prank J. Muller
Geraldine
Maxine
Sumner Street
Portsmouth
J. O. Parsons
Mary Pappas
Peter Pappas
Falls Avenue
Harold Bartlett
Barclay Street North
Illinois, Cental Railroad
Bartlett
F. Heverly
Black Haws
Black
Glalioway
Jebinet
J. E. Johnson
Waterloo Ravings Bank
George E. Pike
J. R. Vaughan
Fay C. Eggert
N. W
Salvation Army
Jack
Unique Cleaners
Fur Coat Insurance
Herman C. Miller
W. 6Th St
Santa
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Fa&hons
Bize
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