English Pre-Victorian Society Studied By Club Members
Mrs. C. M. Howe led a Literary department discussion on England before Victoria, tracing court life under Charles II, Bath leisure, theater and opera, outdoor sports in ornate dress, and peasant amusements. Mrs. Walter E. Johnson highlighted essays and periodicals like Tatler and Spectator driven by political shifts and science, while Mrs. C. W. Chapman profiled Samuel Johnson and his writings and biography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Chesterfield
Mary Montague
C. M. Howe
Woman's Club
Charles II
Bath
Addison
Steele
C. W. Chapman
Samuel Johnson
Johnson
Miss Wieder to Talk at Y W C A Vesper Service
A Thanksgiving vesper service at the Y W C A features Miss Callie Wieder as speaker on Thanksgivin g for Friendship with Miss Della Hitch leading and music by Miss Rubye Heald Iris Nelson Wilda Mae Beck and Wilma Gates. Tea to follow. social hour hosted by education and employed girls committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie Wieder
Della Hitch
Rubye Heald
Iris Nelson
Wilda Mae Beck
Wilma Gates
Ruth Isherwood
Community groups host evening events across city venues
Tonight listings show Our Lady of Victory P T A meeting in the school auditorium, U C T dance at the Elks club, Women of Mooseheart at Moose hall, and Immanuel Lutheran church family evening. Brotherhood dinner at Graves Memorial L B church and socials by Happy-Go-Lucky club and Petrova club. Saturday features City P T A council events and YWCA junior auxiliary, plus music at the YWCA. Saturday evening includes sorority dances at Black's Tearoom Elks club K C hall and other venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Victory
Parent-Teacher Association
Elks Club
Women of Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Brotherhood
Graves Memorial L. B. Church
Elsieman Turney
Petrova Club
Charles T. Nash
City P.T. A. Council
Natural Music Club
Phi Sigma Phi Sorority
Theta Gamma Nu Sorority
Waverly Girl Is Guest of Honor at Gift Party
Mil dred Stauffer, soon to be a Thanksgiving Day bride, was honored at a Thursday evening shower hosted by Mrs. Howard Clark in Waverly. Ten guests created a scrapbook of the courtship amid a forfeits game, followed by luncheon. A Waterloo Audubon society picnic is planned for Monday at 6 PM at Cedar Heights, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fields for bird life and nature study enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
I. O. O. F. Hall
Bridge
Olive Walden
R. G. Baldrich
A.stmible
Waverly
Mildred Stauffer
Howard Clark
Clarksville
B. Hutchinson
Audubon Society
Waterloo Audubon Society
Harry Fields
Cedar Heights
Club Notes Highlights From Multiple Card Groups
Mrs Russell Pelkey hosted Thisisus club at 233 Randall Street with bridge favors won by Mrs Dale Williamson and Mrs Ray Bush. Joyle club met at 622 Second Street West with prizewinners Mrs G H Farnsworth Mrs Alexander Mutch and Mrs William Hitchins. I F F club met at 821 Grant Avenue with Christmas plans. new member Mrs Robert Thompson welcomed. T T F club gathered at 820 Burton Avenue with 500 winners Mrs G J Mahankee and Mrs H J Gille. guest prizes to Mrs Milo Baldwin and Mrs Ira Garrabrant. Do A Best club hosted at 211 Hartman Avenue luncheon and Christmas plans. Petrova club meets at 343 Independence Avenue for a 8 pm game. Bridge et al hosted at Brockwell Arms. prizes to Miss Lillian Thompson and Miss Wilma Moehler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Dungey
Evelyn “Bile
W. EK. Belding
Alyce Hile
Second Street West
Ella Hermann
Velma Blockter
Lulu Smith
Viola. Blocker
Violette Weaver
Lillian Schott
Viola’ Haug Ahs Bee Oliver
H. C. Anand
Russell Pelkey
Thisisus Club
Randall Street
Dale Williamson
Ray Bush
Williamson
Joyle Club
W. C. Stover
L. A. Schorg
George Sherrill
Paul Penne
G. H. Farnsworth
Alexander Mutch
William Hitchins
Lyman Miler
Roberts
Grant Avenue
Robert Thompson
H. A. Brinker
Ray Garrabrant
Burton Avenue
G. J. Mahankee
H. J. Gille
Milo
Baldwin
Ira Garrabrant
Nis Gran
Leland Shoaf
Gille
FW. Zack
Hartman
Frank Tate
A. H. Adams
Hints in beauty care scalp troubles
A health column advises weekly scalp tonics using precipitated sulphur detergent castor oil and alcohol with cantharides and rose water. It promotes zinc and sulphur ointments for skin and scalp, oiling hints for dry or oily hair, and cautions on henn a tinted hair care while noting a 17 year old weighing 12 pounds overweight and advised diet changes.
Miss Helen Cook to Marry on Christmas Eve
Miss Helen Elizabeth Cook formerly of Cole Iowa, a graduate of Town State Teachers college, will wed Cloyce A. Dusenbery of Washington Iowa. The couple announced plans at a Cedar Rapids party. the ceremony is set for Monday December 24 at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Elizabeth Cook
Cole
Iowa State Teachers College
Cloyce A. Dusenbery
Washington
Roy L. Cook
Cedar Rapids
Miss Cook
Town State Teachers College
Phi Sigma Phi Sorority
Dunkerton
New London
Ollie
Dusenbery
H. E. Dusenbery
Keota
Coe College
Delta Phi Epsilon Fraternity
University of Iowa
Phi Kappa Sigma
Schubert Life to Be Depicted in Drama Form
A play on the life of Franz Schubert will be presented by the Junior auxiliary B Natural Music club at 3 o clock Saturday in the Y M C A building. Miss Helen Simmons portrays Schubert with a cast including Mary Penly Helen Walters Martha Thom msen Dorothy Thompson Mabryn Murphy Niwine Potter Alice Wilbur Aldern Snyder Alice Mays Madeline King and Doris Dunham. Piano numbers accompany the performance and a social hour with refreshments follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schubert
Natural Music Club
Helen Simmons
Franz Schubert
Mary Penly
Helen Walters
Martha Thommesen
Dorothy Thompson
Mabryn Murphy
Niwine Potter
Alice Wilbur
Aldern Snyder
Alice Mays
Madeline King
Doris Dunham
Fortieth Wedding Anniversary Is Celebrated Here
Mr and Mrs H B Cropper of 1481 Newell street celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary with 30 oldtime friends at dinner. They were married at Cedar Falls on November 22, 1888, by Rev Beach. Bride Ida Knapp sent long distance congrats from Torrington Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Cropper
Newell Street
Church Supper and Meetings At Local Congregations
A large crowd attended a supper at Universalist church hosted by the Clara Barton guild with an original Thanksgiving song by Herbert Shane and entertainment by Rev. Donald B. Rheiner. Daughters of Plymouth held an all day meeting at Plymouth Congregational church with plans for a bazar and chicken supper on December 8. First Presbyterian class led by Miss Katherine Doughtry holds annual officer elections at a dinner in Black's Tearoom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Barton Guild
Universalist Church
Herbert Shane
Donald B. Rheiner
Daughters of Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
Ed Kelley
Katherine Doughtry
First Presbyterian Church
Black
Librarian Theresa Feyereisen to speak at PTA meeting
Miss Theresa Feyereisen juvenile supervisor at the public library will address the city Parent-Teacher council Saturday at 2 30 PM. She will discuss good books for children suitable for purchase during the holidays. Miss Helen O Leary will perform selections on the Hawaiian guitar. A business meeting follows the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Feyereisen
Public Library
Parent-Teacher Council
Helen O'Leary
Fire destroys home on Locke avenue with water mains distant
Fire this morning destroyed E. E. Howards home at 316 Locke avenue. Firemen, delayed by 3000 feet to mains, saved furniture and kept flames from adjoining buildings. Mrs. Howard, with a fractured leg, was carried out by John Howard. Four children were away. Fire began earlier. origin undetermined. Damage about 500 dollars. Meanwhile a roof fire at Rev. C. R. Waters 830 Moore street caused 35 dollars damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Howard
Locke Avenue
Howard
C. R. Waters
Moore Street
Waterloo Vaccine Drive Targets Diphtheria Epidemic
Waterloo Medical Society opens a toxin antitoxin vaccination campaign for children over nine months to curb rising diphtheria and scarlet fever. Health officials urge church and theatre closures for under 16, with buildings used for the drive and classes canceled. Continuous quarantines and house checks accompany the effort as four diphtheria deaths are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Henry Albert
Waterloo Medical Society
Albert
Black’s Tearoom
Central Christian Church
Charles C. MacKay
City in Brief: Local incidents and updates
Police reported Matt Hubert sustained a bruised left eye after an unidentified man struck him at 220 Fifth Street West. Miss Katherine Connelly resumed work at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls after a week’s illness. The Thomp son and Torbett families were notified of a relative’s death in Toledo. A Waterloo birth announced a third son for H Llewellyn Boggs and spouse in Aberdeen North Carolina. County Engineer C Thompson expected to finish grade surveys for the Hudson to Hicks diagonal road as part of the 1929 county highway program. J D Barnes reported a ring of keys stolen from his coat at the Bartles Shepherd gas station. A 5000 ton coal toning for Illinois Central yards will wrap tomorrow for Minnesota division engines. A derailment near Galena Illinois delayed Waterloo Chicago trains from 36 minutes to five hours yesterday. line cleared by afternoon. James R Vaughan of 629 Park Avenue West, longtime First Baptist choir member, is recovering after appendectomy at St Francis Hospital. A B Chambers of Waterloo Airport, Inc. and C A Morris were named in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central Railroad
Waterloo
Chicago
Galena
James R. Vaughan
Park Avenue West
First Baptist Church
St. Francis 'Hospital
Clam Soup and Creamed Eggs for Winter Lunches
Recipe notes describe making clam soup by chopping bull clams and simmering with clam liquor milk onions potato celery salt pepper and a butter flour cream thickener. garnish with parsley. Creamed eggs use hardboiled eggs in cream sauce with flour butter milk and cheese served over buttered toast with parsley. a simple fallback lunch relying on pantry staples.
Melo Soft Water Cleaner Ad Promo
Rough hands from hard dishwater are avoided with Melo. The ad highlights soft water benefits for hands and dishes, claiming Melo softens water with or without soap and removes scum. It urges buying Melo at the grocer.
Thick Breathing Horse Case Ends in Municipal Court
S E Ford bought a horse from Ezra Meyers for 90 dollars in March not knowing it was a thick breather. He sought 50 dollars damages. Meyers contended the horse was not a thick breather and could work hard. Settlement terms were not disclosed. court attaches said such horses are of little value due to limited speed and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Ford
Ezra Meyers
Meyers
Ford
New York City Displays Vast Street Network
New York City claims a total of about 2000 miles of streets across its boroughs, illustrating the city's extensive urban grid and transportation framework. The figure highlights the scale of infrastructure managed by city agencies and impacts planning, maintenance, and traffic operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Victory Near As Waterloo Fund Drive Reaches 63 Thousand
Community Chest campaigners push toward a 76360 goal for seven welfare groups in Waterloo. Reported pledges reached 63107.08 after special gifts, with 5972 subscribers, 300 more than last year, and a call to reach remaining downtown donors tonight at the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Waterloo
Bohner
Desamunity Fund
Albion business section flings spark quiet market day
In Albion N. Y. the business section was lively though not a holiday as merchants briefly flirted with bold displays. A leading merchant reportedly raised a flag and others echoed the gesture, surprising observers with a sudden, lighthearted show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society In Review
England
Miss Wieder
Y. W. C. A. Vesper Service
Dan Rogers
Fourth Street East
Maude Hosmer
Viola Mishak
J. M. Jensen
Bess McManus
Elmer LaPole
Florence
Marguerite McGarvey
Independence Avenue
Bridgeet
Florence Bente
Ia Oby
Brockwell Arms Apartments
Lillian Thompson
Wilma Moehler
Edna Kent Forbes
Betty G
Henna
Helen Cook
Florence Freeman
American, Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
A. G. Sibert
Kingsley Avenue
D. G. Clapton
Glen Ralston
Church News
P.T. A. Activities
Board of Health
Ministerial Association
O. M. Yaggy
William Hardcastle
W. P. McCormick
J. R. Thompson
Thompson
Fiske Marshall
Monmouth
Mid- West Airways, Inc
Chapmanfield
Waterloo Airport, Inc
Ann Arbor
Mich
Lola E. Thompson
Lee Thompson
G. W. Wood
Roland
Harlan
Daisy
Jessie
Robert
Katherine
John Scarbrough
Cortlandt Street
Vine Street
Scarbrough
Andrew Schauers
Kenneth Farrell
Westminster Women’s
Hub Electric Co
Grace M. E
Buchanan's
Fifth Street West
Matt Hubert
Katherine Connelly
Saxon Street
Cedar Falls
Clarence L. Thompson
Bratnober Street
N. H. Torbett
Toledo
D. W. Torbett
H. Llewellyn Boggs
Aberdeen
N. C
C. Thompson
Hudson
Hicks
J. D. Barnes
Bartles-Shepherd
Commercial Streets
H. G. Brown
Minnesota
A. B. Chambers
C. A. Morris
Paris
Wwevo
Melo
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Mark
Frank Wartey
Brownbilt Shoe Store
West Fourth St
Quoor
Lucile
Gaeee
Newarks
Newark
America
Ais Maid A Shoes
East Fourth St
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