Bird Man Hutchins to Speak at Grace Church Next Week
Charles Bowman Hutchins known as the bird man will present a series of nature talks at Grace M. E. church describing wildlife and imitating bird songs. The California native now in Boulder Colorado will give illustrated lectures and whistle bird tunes beginning Monday evening and continuing through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bowman Hutchins
Grace M. E. Church
Hutchins
Calfornia
Boulder
Cole
Waterloo
23 Tables Formed at Benefit Party by A A U W
Prizes in bridge at a Wednesday benefit party by the American Association of University Women were won by numerous named contestants including Miss Ruby Nelson Miss Margaret King Miss Laura Mabon and many others. Twenty three tables were occupied and refreshments followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Ruby Nelson
Margaret King
Laura Mabon
George Loveall
Florence Wald
A. J. Burk
Charles Chickering
W.R. Mitchell
Opal Haven
Leo Darling
Josephine Lamzry
Henry Nauman
Floy Eason
Eula McKinley
Lorena Lamb
H. W. Hallowell
Marie Ramsey
Louise Coleman
Mildred Schaefer
Nona Timm
Burton M. Gotshall
Kirk V. Gross
Dorothy Black
Auxiliary Work Praised by Head of Department
The Helen Gould auxiliary received a 100 percent inspection mark by Mrs. Kitty Cram of Sioux City, department president, during a Memorial Hall event. Local president Mrs. J A Trimble and several others spoke, with a preceeding banquet at White Sea inn and plans for the next meeting on December 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gould
Kitty Cram
Sioux City
J. A. Trimble
Cram
Roy Tallman
Fannie Brown
Delia McAlister
John Boeller
Fraternal and social events list tonight
Tonight events include Security Benefit association dedication banquet and dance at the Masonic temple. Blue Triangle league YWCA Thankoffering at Westminster Presbyterian. Mystic Workers at KC hall. Waterloo Woman's clubhouse literary department. Friday Study club by Mrs Willis Johnson. Syomanys Relief corps at Memorial hall. Past Presidents' club and Helen Gould auxiliary with Mrs F A Swartz. Loyal Women's class at Central Christian church with Mrs C W Young. Our Lady of Victory Parent Teacher association at School auditorium. VA OC T dance at Elks club. Women of Mooseheart Legion at Moose hall. Family evening at Immanuel Lutheran church. Brotherhood dinner at Graves Memorial U B church. Happy-Go-Lucky club with Miss Elsiemae Turney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Benefit Association
K. P
Masonic Temple
Blue Triangle League
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Mystic Workers
K. C. Hall
Waterloo Woman's Clubhouse
Willis Johnson
Syomanys Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Helen Gould
F. A. Swartz
Central Christian Church
C. W. Young
Our Lady of Victory
Parent-Teacher Association
OC. T. Dance
Elks Club
Women of Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Brotherhood
Graves
Morial U. B. Church
Elsiemae Turney
Our Lady of Victory PTA Meets Friday Evening
The Our Lady of Victory academy parent teacher association will gather Friday at 8 o'clock in the school auditorium. A program by second and third graders will be presented and the girls' glee club will perform numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
Our Lady of Victory Academy
U. C. T. Holiday Dance Friday Evening
United Commercial Travelers plan a Thanksgiving dance Friday at the Elks club beginning 8:30 PM. Walter Manning chairs the entertainment committee. Many reservations reported, with invitations to business and professional groups. a turkey prize is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial Travelers
Elks’ Club
Walter Manning
E. N. Hamiston
Guy M. Jackson
William Tate
Ed M. Hall
W. E. Schoen
Clare C Bunn
Club Notes and Holiday Meetups Across Local Clubs
Mrs. Floyd Gibson hosted the Jolly Times at 709 Sixth Street West with 500 prizes won by Mrs. E Potter Mrs. 3 Thomas and Mrs. J Cashman. Dec 5 meetings planned at Mrs. Orville Hamilton and Mrs. Tsenhower homes. Los Comedres hosted by Mrs. D S Axtell with luncheon at Black's tea room and bridge at 1021 Sperth Avenue. Happy-Go-Lucky to meet Friday at 316 Euclid Avenue with Elsiemae Turney. Mrs Joe Schuey won high in a Wednesday bridge club at 725 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Gibson
Jolly Times Club
Sixth Street West
E. Potter
3. Thomas
J. Cashman
Floyd Barron
Orville Hamilton
Golden Link Club
John Gentzler
Second Street West
N. J. Gentzler
Sara Reinhart
Washington, In
Glenn Perkins
Charles W. Isenhower
Tsenhower
D. S. Axtell
Los Comedres Club
Black
Elsiemae Turney
Euclid Avenue
Joe Schuey
Wednesday Bridge Club
C. B. Huston
Washington Street
Hints in Beauty Care and Clean Skin Advice
Practical skin care tips compare oils and creams with vanishing creams. Guidance covers wax balance, oil-based cleansing, and night creams, plus a diet note for weight and a skin texture warning about powder irritation.
Sororities Plan Dances at Iowa State Teachers College
Three sororities at Iowa State Teachers college will stage dances on Saturday evening. Phi Sigma Phi hosts at Black's tearoom Theta Gamma Nu at Waterloo Elks club Delta Phi Delta also hosts a dance. Kappa Delta Pi will hold a banquet and initiation. A Security Benefit masq uerade dance meets Thursday in K P hall. Castle I A program at Castle Hill school Friday at 8 with a box sociable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Teachers College
Phi Sigma Phi Sorority
Black's
Theta Gamma Nu
Waterloo
Castle I
Castle Hill School
Church Sisterhoods Hold Meetings and Plan Christmas Events
Graves Memorial U B church sisterhood welcomed Mrs. Clifford Parry and invited guest Mrs. Donald Main at a Wednesday gathering in the church annex. Plans for a December 19 Christmas party were announced with Mrs. Roy Kendall as general chair. Readings by Artie Anderson and vocal solos by Mrs. Carl Ellefson complemented the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves Memorial U. B. Church Sisterhood
Clifford Parry
Donald Main
Roy Kendall
Artie Anderson
Carl Ellefson
Bettendorf elected vice president of Railway Business association
J W Bettendorf of Davenport was elected a vice president of the Railway Business association in New York on November 22 AP report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towan Rail Assn. V. P
New York
J. W. Bettendorf
Davenport
Railway Business Association
Christmas seal sale backs health drive in Waterloo
Health officials urge timely Christmas seal sale in Waterloo to curb disease. Dr Henry Albert notes seals aid disease control and heart clinics, with 5,500 local schoolchildren having health defects, 115 active TB cases, and 1,220 active heart disease cases in Black Hawk county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Waterloo
Henry Albert
Frances Brophy
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
J. P. Jones
Woman’s Club
A. J. Busby
Russell- Laniser
Iowa
Black Hawk County
Milton Fields Elected President of NAACP Chapter
Milton F Fields a lawyer was elected president of Waterloo chapter of the NAACP at the annual meeting held last night in the A M E church. The chapter membership numbered 125 to 150. Other officers named were Dr L B Ferguson vice president Mrs A C Dent secretary R A Broyles treasurer. The executive committee includes Rev J H Patton Rev George W Day John W Gwynne Judge George W Wood J D Hopkins and Rev R Waters. Fields said committees would be announced at the January meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton F. Fields
Waterloo
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
L.B. Ferguson
A. C. Dent
R. A. Broyles
J. H. Patton
George W. Day
John W. Gwynne
George W. Wood
J. D. Hopkins
R. Waters
Fields
Ill Power & Light lineman in near-fatal self harm act
Jim McNaughton a 40 year old Illinois Power and Light South lineman in Galesburg was near death after attempting suicide by shooting himself from a bus at the car barns and saying I want to die. He was intoxicated according to physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
Ill
Jim McNaughton
Illinois Power & Light So
Local notices and visits fill Waterloo week
Miss Esther Eliott of Des Moines visits her parents on Eleventh street. Several residents recover from illness or surgery, including Mrs. H. B. Maynard and Mrs. W. C. Dimprich. J. L. Watters returns to Johnstown after staying with cousin William Watters. Fred Raymond visits Waterloo. plans to visit Charles City. Rummage sales and church events announced for the weekend with travel deals to Chicago via Great Western.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Eliott
Des Moines
Jerry Elliott
Eleventh Street West
J. L. Watters
Johnstown
William Watters
Vine Street
Fred Raymond
Yakima
Wash
Waterloo
Harry
Raymond
Charles City
Fred
E. A. Raymond
South Street
Third Avenue
Pastor Refuses Salary Ties to Sunday Merchants
Red Oak Iowa November 22 A Presbyterian pastor Rev R J Blue told Villisca church members they must obey the law or he will resign He offered to stay if his salary comes only from members who do not knowingly violate Sunday trade statutes or ordinances Cessation of old church grudges was also requested A decision is expected Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
U.P
Presbyterian Church
Villisca
R. J. Blue
Blue
Jesup Clubwomen Study South America
Jesup bimonthly study group of 12 women met at Mrs. C. B. Driver to examine people manners and customs of South America with papers by Mrs. L. S. Hovey on religion and politics and Mrs. Driver on education. Past Chiefs circle met at Mrs. W. E. Burrell’s home with members listed. Plans discussed for Christmas party and Jesup High School oratorical contest results announced with winners in prose drama and humorous categories. Farm bureau women district No. 9 held a followup at Mrs. H. J. Fuller Jr.’s home with dress design lesson and picnic lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Jesup
C. B. Driver
South America
L. S. Hovey
Driver
W. E. Burrell
H. A. Houck
T. H. Barrett
R. L. Bordner
C. A. Marsh
J.H. Copenhaver
F. R. Place
W. Thompson
L. J. Dodge
W.H. Masters
Jerald Pint
Lafayette
Ruthaford Rogers
the Coward
Delores Houser
Janet Comford
Frederick Thompson
Bureau Women of District No. 9
H. J. Fuller, Jr
J. R. Laird
Family safety tale as dynamite caps explode in pocket
Mrs Karl Eskridge of Hardinsburg Kentucky lost three fingers when two dynamite caps in her young son's overalls pocket exploded while she dusted them. The caps were found by the boy along a roadside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Eskridge
Hardinsburg
Venison Hunters Big Kill Report by Woolleys at Kabekona
Mr and Mrs Clifford J Woolley former Waterloo resort operators report a splendid season for deer and fishing near Kabekona Springs on Leech Lake. More than 1000 deer shipped south through Walker while fishing faded after September. the couple, visiting from Kabekona, plan to settle nearby after living at Little Boy Lake and Kabekona Springs for several years. London retains traces of Roman era walls and floors though no complete house plan has been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford J. Woolley
Waterloo
Minnesota
Mecca
London
Gap THINGS TOALEAT and Quick Cake Aged Recipe
A compact loaf cake method uses brown sugar water spices and raisins baked in a leaf cake pan. Notes advise careful cooking for milk rich mixtures and suggest simple appetizers with toasted crackers and caviar. The text also urges simmering stews and roasts with lids on to trap steam and flavor.
Walton League Opens State Meeting in Fort Dodge
Registration for the annual state meeting of the Isaak Walton League of America is in progress in Fort Dodge Iowa. The two day session begins this afternoon with A C Willford of Waterloo presiding. Dr Henry Baldwin Ward of Urbana Illinois is to deliver the principal address this evening.
Oil executives return from market conference in Chicago
A. L. Lommel president and L. C. Ransom sales manager of Bartles-Shepherd Oil company returned this morning from Chicago where they attended a three day marketing conference of the Independent Oil Men of America at the Stevens hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Lommel
L. C. Ransom
Bartles-Shepherd Oil Company
Chicago
Independent Oil Men of America
Stevens Hotel
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New Masonic Temple
N. M. Cummings Lang
CG. W. Brayton
Madrid
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Humbold
Clarion
Jamaica
Mid-Continent Petroleum Company
Black's Tearoom
Misses Irma Sexton
Nellie ‘Corrigan
Anna Christiansen
Theo Glaw
Gladys ©. Patterson
Marion Boxter
Ann Bohan
Florence Andrews
Virginia Meissner
Lois McEwen
Katherine Lincoln
Agnes Newhalsen
Virginia Hedges
Marge Corson
Hilda Gosse
Blanche Watts
Anna Ludtke
T. W. Delaney
Ninth Street East
Arlene Lucas
Bernadette Callahan
Madeline Sims
Viola Mishak
Helen Moore
Harold’ Hodges
James Dawson
Kingsley Avenue
Dan Rogers
Black’s Tearoom
Dora Newkirk
Percy A. Manning
Charles Hdge
Grace
Frances Newkirk
Harriet Ann Rogers
Grant School
Green Lantern
P.T. A. Activities
Woman's Benefit Association
George Luth
Oak Lawn Avenue
Albert Pettit
St. Mary's School Hall
Julian McGarvey
Fred Hacker
Frances Habig
J. P. Casey
C. F. Briner
Frank Wagner
Edgar Clayton
Presidents’ Club
Helen, Gould
Cottage Street
W. R. C.—Woman's Relief Corps
Edna Kent Forbes
Ruth S
K. P. Hall
Church News
Ladies’ Aid Society
First United Presbyterian Church
W. H. Buxton
Michigan Avenue
Buxton
Charles Martin
T. L. Leonard
W. C. Black
Third Avenue West
Forest Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Hast Park Presbyterian Church
Nate Johnson
Logan Avenue
Calvary Evangelical Church
J. R. Mishler
John Malone
E. R. McClelland
Lester Fulton
First Congregational Church
Thomas Cassenden
Fourth Street West
C. J. Langfeldt
George Pike
Scott
Schubert
W. Stanton Halverson
W. W. Gallup
Brahms
Paderewski
F. D. Popp
J. P. Greeley
T. F. Glenny
Willis Mayne
Graves Memorial LL. B. Church Brotherhood
First Baptist Church
Anna Hemmer
Fifth Street West
Milton Fields
N.A.A.C.P
Alee
Paris
Worth
Adam
Rita
PRIEF
Buchanan's
M. CG. A. Blig
H. B. Maynard
East
W. C. Dimprich
Presbyterian Hospital
Roy Hulett
Allen Memorial Hospital
J. T. McCullen
Jane, Miller
H. D. Harker
First Street West
Cornell College
Coe College
Cleone Harker Pollard
Miller High School
McCullen
First Presbyterian Church
Chicago Great Western
First Baptist Bazar
W. 4Th St
America
Woolley
the Shoe Mart
Pao SS
Lannegen
Walton League
Jecq
Iri
Messure
Patter No
DUCA
Mike Gauss Pharmacy
West Side
West Fourth Sts
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