Dedication Week At Y W C A Open House In Waterloo
Society notes report Y W C A staff moving into the new building with directors assistance finishing furnishings and plans for dedication week. Dedicatory services at 4 p m Sunday then open house Monday evening with a long list of invited clubs and organizations. Miss Myrtle King from Rio de Janeiro will speak Monday evening with special music. Also covers Parker Hey marriage and club meetings with notices on event reporting deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Association
W. Co
Board of Trustees
Myrtle King
Rio de Janeiro
Phruout
Cedar Falls Bride to Wed at Home Ceremony
Miss Edna A. Wallace will marry Edward J. Nelson at 5 30 this evening at the bride’s parents home in Cedar Falls. Judge Key Alber will perform the ceremony in front of close relatives and friends. The couple plans to reside in Waterton. Winthrop Couple Married at Grace Methodist Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker-Hey
Mabelle Parker
M. A. Parker
Parks Hey
Charles D. Darling
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Josephina Parker
Floyd Poyner
Fifield Construction Company
Phil Wallace
West Sixth Street
Cedar Falls
Edna A. Wallace
Edward J. Nelson
M. G. Nelson
Waterloo
Key. J. Alber
Waterton
Winthrop
Nattie N. Allen
Lynn
Ferrin
Grace Methodist Church
B. Curran
Donald D. Cook
Ao Flarm
Church Guilds Plan Meetings and Events
The women of Christ Episcopal Church and First Presbyterian Church held gatherings this week with 35 Majel guild members and two guests at the church parlors hosted by Mrs. Ernest Neilsen and Mrs. L Bi Schulte. The Ladies guild of Trinity American Lutheran Church finalized plans for the annual bazar and chicken supper with 31 members hosted by Mrs. L B Freeman and Mrs. H M Furlong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majel Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Ernest Neilsen
L. Bi. ‘Schulte
Oscar Klein
Fred du Bois
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Guild
L. B. Freeman
H. M. Furlong
Freeman
J. E. Yungman
BE. A. Hansen
Beauty care for nails and skin routines
A vintage beauty column lists manicure basics and whitening methods. It recommends scissors, emery boards, orange wood sticks, and creams, plus a lemon juice bleach and ammonia starch paste for under nails. It advises storage in a small box and twice daily polishing, plus facial routines, pore cleansing, and massages for glowing skin.
Thanksgiving Point of View on Gratitude and Happiness
A short meditation on thankfulness as a mindset. It contrasts grumbling with contentment, noting that happiness stems from inner habit rather than outward circumstances. The piece cites two friends who responded differently to a cloudy trip and urges choosing a grateful outlook today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Opal Dietel and Harold Miller Wed in Simple Service
Marriage service for Opal Esther Dietel and Harold Miller at First Lutheran Church with Rev. Henry Mueller. Bride's family from Hollywood. groom's family listed. Four course dinner at the home of the groom’s parents and a pink white color theme with chrysanthemums. Post wedding home at 130 Rebel Avenue. entertaining club event noted for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Esther Dietel
L. E. Dietel
Hollywood
Cal
Harold Miller
H. H. Miller
First Lutheran Church
Henry Mueller
Bing
Helyn
Jean Miller
Bernice Smith
McCormick Divorce Action Unusual Plea for 33000 Attachment
Raymond C. McCormick sues Mabel McCormick in a divorce filed yesterday seeking equitable property division and custody of their 10 year old daughter. He requests attachment of the wife’s property interests for 33000, listing in his petition household goods valued at 2500, an automobile and transfer business at 4500, bank assets of 1000, and 1500 invested in his wife’s name in building and loan stock, while noting her equity in the home at 1206.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond C. McCorick
Mabel
McCormick
Bluff Street
Fire Loss $1,500 in G. E. Robbins Home
A fire at Guy E. Robbins’s residence 923 Washington Street caused $1,500 in damage to the house and contents. Originating in the basement, it reached the second floor before 4 20 p m. Firemen. The blaze destroyed a new plane among items, with heat causing near total loss. Two other fires were stopped yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy E. Robbins
Washington Street
Altho
Instrument
Wa&s
Dot
R. A. Droyles
Wowler Street
L. G
Baletisiefer
Butler Street
Smallpox Epidemic Reports 11 Patients
Four cases of smallpox were reported to the city clerk yesterday, making a total of eleven cases since November 1. The patients listed yesterday are Ruth Berg, 8, 1224 Howery Avenue. Helen McDaniel, 8, 1203 Knoll Avenue. David Ostrader, 10, 580 Ainsborough Avenue. and Louis Heinzman, 19, 1225 Englewood Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Berg
Howery Avenue
Helen McDaniel
Knoll Avenue
David Ostrader
Ainsborough Avenue
Louis Heinzman
Englewood Avenue
Rev William Hardcastle Named Permanent Pastor at Plymouth Church
Plymouth Congregational selects Rev William Hardcastle as permanent pastor after six months as supply. He will reside in Waterloo once a house is found. Rev Wardcastle resigns as Tabor College secretary to take the Plymouth post. long-time Iowa field worker. Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Church
William Hardcastle
Waterloo
Wardcastle
Tabor College
Tabor
Iowa
Hansen Returns From Traffic Confab in Chicago Hearing
C A Hansen traffic manager of Greater Waterloo association has returned from Chicago where he attended hearing on Western Trunk Line Docket 4186 about proposed adjustments of class rates from Chicago and St Louis to Western Trunk Line territory. He said no immediate rate increases are likely but warned an appeal to the interstate commerce commission if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Hansen
Greater Waterloo Association
Chicago
St. Louis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thanksgiving Poem by J H Popejoy
A patriotic Thanksgiving verse by J H Popejoy thanks the lord for life health liberty and the land. It reveres Pilgrim fathers cites divine blessing and expresses gratitude for friends and hope rooted in faith.
Junior Cross Word Puzzle Answer Notice
Answer to yesterday's Junior Cross Word Puzzle appears in this notice with a teaser for tomorrow's west edition. The puzzle item references the publication's weekly cross word content and invites readers to check back for the next installment.
City in Brief: Local Notes and Travels Across Iowa
Neglecting your eyes is poor economy. Mrs G. BE, Connell, Omaha, Neb., visits her mother Mrs I H Dillon. Miss Lillian Rohweder of the YWCA spends the day with Davenport friends. Hutson couple in Chicago for Thanksgiving with daughter. Bernice Ravlin visits Nora Springs. Maurice Van Metre from Des Moines Register to spend holidays with family. Iowa Univ students return for East West football game, including Joe Kelley and others. Roswell Eggleston, son of Mr and Mrs A R Eggleston, home on short furlough from Great Lakes. Mrs F A McRae returns to Elms Hotel, Excelsior Springs, Mo. Call Mrs Ray Ferry about Kingsley school incident of boy’s mack found at Byrnes Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. BE
Connell
Omaha
Neb
I. H. Dillon
Lillian Rohweder
C. A
Ait Davenport
Bernice Ravlin
Nora Springs
Boyd Ravlin
Maurice van Metre
Des Moines Register
Universiy of Iowa
Joe Kelley
Walter Graham
Graham Boysen
Curtis Snyder
Roswell Hgsleston
A. R. Eggleston
Third Street
Sailor
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
F. A. McRae
Elms Hotel
Excelsior Springs
C. F. Greenn
Kingsley School
Byrnes Park
Ray Ferry
Ancient clock in A A Doty house keeps good time
A dwelling clock of unknown age in the A A Doty family, likely pre 1812, has traveled from Cassinovia New York to Wisconsin Minnesota Washington Territory and Iowa then back to Nebraska. The wooden gears show little wear while the brass escapement has been replaced, with a peculiar veneer over pine and multiple weight cords renewed over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Doty House
A.A. Doty
Doty
Cassinovia
N.Y
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Washington
Tow
Montana
Nebraska
Iowa
Uncle Wiggily and the Castor Oil Mischief
A Thanksgiving tale features Uncle Wiggily aiding Jackie Bow Wow with a cas tor oil remedy after Bob Cat swallows the oil. The prank leads to a comic chase through woods ending with Jackie counting days to Christmas as Copper is noted as a primitive metal discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Nurse Jane
Wiggery
Jackie
Peete
Rob
Peetie
Jackie Bow Wow
Dr. Possum
Uncle Wiggly
A Good Dress for School Pattern Listing
Illustrated dress pattern for school wear offered in sizes 6 7 10 and 12 years. Describes fabric options including wool, velvet, crepe, taffeta, gingham, linen and pongee with yardage guidance and price request in silver or stamps. Pattern mailed on receipt of 16 cents. falls under fall and winter fashion book offer.
Pattern Request for City 2nd State at Address
For the 15 cents enclosed please send pattern to the following address. Pattern No. 4667 Name City 2nd State.
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Societia
Y. W
Japan
W. R. Cole
O. W. Hemsworth
Ace of Clubs
H. C. Anderson
Laura Madsen
James Hurley
Anna Jensen
Clibs
Church News
Women's Auxiliary of
Christ Episcopal Church
Marie
M. B
Babe K
Crean
Opal E. Dietel
G. E. Robbins
WM. Hardcastle
Plymouth Cong’s
G. A. Hansen
J. H. Popejoy
Bioioie
Briep
Huchanan
Waterloo Co-operative Dairy Co
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Panors
Tiffany
DIXIE
East Fourth Street
Milady
Beau
Aveene
Uncle Wiggily
Howard R. Garis
Wigelly
Hoe
Alwys
API
Promeed
Uncle Wigelly
Pye
Tommie
Mar
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