Waterloo Woman's Club schedules multiple events next week
Waterloo Woman's Club plans a busy week with the state president Mrs William Mil christ visiting from Sioux City for the Civic department program delayed to 8 p m. Mrs Milchrist will discuss Many Lands and Many Peoples. Piano solo by Mrs C A Boatman, dinner for honoree, andboard seating arrangements noted. Fine Arts department meets Friday at 11 a m with Mrs Robert Stuart speaking about Europe trip and Realias Art collection. A trio conducted by Mrs Karl Krause performs. readings and songs by members plus piano pieces are listed. Hostesses are Mrs D J Walker and Mrs Clarence Robertson.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
William Milchrist
Sioux’ City
Civic Department
Third District
Cedar Falls
Fine
Milchrist
C. A. Boatman
Black
A. A. Hoffman
Robert Stuart
Chicago
Realias
Engand
C. A. Waterbury
Karl Krause
D. J. Walker
Clarence Robertson
D A R to Place Marker for Revolutionary Soldier’s Daughter
West Union Iowa will unveil a bronze tablet at Westgate on Oct 9 marking the grave of Mrs Angeline Webb Morehouse, daughter of a Revolutionary War soldier in Fayette County. Hannah Lee chapter D A R hosts a 2 PM program with music speeches and a local history address by John McSweeney, superintendent of Victor schools, plus a roll call on Williamson.
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Courier Special Service
West Union
Westgate
Angeline Webb Morehouse
Fayette County
Hannah Lee
Daughters of the American Revolution
John DeLong
Maynard
Leora Loomis
John McSweeney
L. S. Dorchester
Clear Lake
Iowa D
Imogene Stevenson
Fayette
Quakers
Matilda Crowe
Brotherly
William Enn
Annual Bazar of St. John's Parish Schedule Set
St. John's Parish announces its annual bazar from October 26 to 29 at ArMory hall with dinner at 6 30 p m opening night and cafeteria lunches on day two. Orchestra music each evening and parish women booths feature hand embroidery and needlework. Mrs Thomas Meisch and Mrs Jack Bussey named general chairmen.
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St. John’s Parish
Ar- Mory Hall
N. J. Lentz
Thomas Meisch
Jack Bussey
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Waterloo Gideons and families host a picnic supper with Willis Jenks tonight. A packed week features book reviews, garden clubs, card parties, and lodge events across Becker chapter O E S, Daughters of Isabella, Temple Rebekah, P T A benefits, and many women’s clubs at various halls and venues.
W R C Members Attend District Convention In Cedar Falls
Forty members of the Woman's Relief corps tied to Robert Anderson post G A R traveled to Cedar Falls for the eighth district convention. Mrs Viola E Hartsell said Waterloo will host next year by rotation. Mrs Bertha Patrick of Boone IA led ritual work at Memorial hall as Mrs Henry Glas supervised the meal. Notables included Mrs Bessie Weinhart and Emma Robinson of Cedar Falls and Stephen Gilley of Sawtelle CA. The group was praised as among the best in the state.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Robert Anderson Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Viola E. Hartsell
Mermeral Hall
Bertha Patrick
Boone
Henry Glas
Bessie Weinhart
Boone Corps
Emma B. Robinson
Minnie Schreider
Lucy Phelps
Billa Gage
Grace Thompson
James Brownell Corps
Stephen Gilley
Sawtelle
Cal
Weinhart
Robinson
Patrick
la Porte City
Black Hawk County
Club Notes From Local Women’s Groups
K E G club met with Mrs Clarence Reardon for the first session of the year. High 500 scores were won by Mrs Alfred Kies and Mrs Arnold Zack. Next meeting set for Oct 12 at Mrs Zack’s home. Mrs Sam Stark hosts W A club Monday. Mrs Claude Bronson opens next week for a Tuesday Luncheon all day. Happy Hour club begins season with a 1 PM luncheon Tuesday at Mrs W F Mack Sans Souci. Chelton club met with Mrs Dewey Winder this week. Mrs Alvie Allen hosts Oct 13.
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K. E. G. Club
Clarence Reardon
Alfred Kies
Arnold Zack
Zack
Claude Bronson
Happy Hour Club
W. F. Mack
Sans Souci
Chelton Club
Dewey Winder
Alvie Allen
Hints in Beauty Care Beauty and Marriage
A column argues that women’s beauty should grow after marriage, not fade. It urges self care, notes motherhood improves charm, warns against neglect, and offers cosmetic tips and diet advice. Readers are invited to request homemade cream formulas and follow skin care routines.
Negro Literature Under Discussion at Woman's Club
Waterloos Literary department hosts a talk on Negro literature led by Mrs J E Sedgwick highlighting poetry fiction and essays plus drama biography and history noting works by Grinkee Williams Burghardt De Bois and Alain Locke The event features Ernestine Wyatt readings from Cullen Hughes and Golden extension plans and an Oct 20 lecture by Richard Halliburton with ticket chair Mrs Roger Birdsall and a committee of local members.
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J. E. Bedgwick
Literary Department
Waterloo Woman's Club
Angelina Grinkee
Rachel
America
George W. Williams
W. E. ‘Burghardt de Bois
Alain Locke
Countee Cullen
Langston Hughes
Pauline Dutton
Better Plays Extension
New York
John Golden
Roger Birdsall
East High School
Richard Halliburton
Mmes
H. C. Or Tick
Walter Johnson
J. P. Jones
G.V. Lonnécker
Golden Wedding Recalls Events of Unusual Life
Oelwein Iowa October 1 Golden wedding marks 50 years since Ann Elizabeth Carnson and Eric Larson wed in Fredrikshald Norway Their 41 years in America include his 14 years at sea and forty one years as foreman of a railroad wrecking crew now with Chicago Great Western Though 73 he remains on the job The couple were joined by children and grandchildren in a celebration and the elder Larson still travels Norway for family milestones Temple Rebekah and Garden Club notes follow with plans for meetings and the St Marys fall festival slated for November 14 to 18
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Oelwein
Fredrikshald
Norway
Ann Elizabeth Carnson
Eric Larson
Larson
America
Mr. Larson
Seven Seas
Australia
East and West Indies
South America
New York
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Seaboard Air Line
Northern Pacific
Oelwe
St. Paul
Isabellas Will Elect Officers Monday Evening
Annual election of Daughters of Isabella officers set for Monday evening in Knights of Columbus hall. Picnic supper at 6 30 p m led by Mrs James McMullen with helpers. Becker chapter Order of Eastern Star to meet for paid supper and initiation Wednesday. Past Matrons luncheon Monday at Mrs H B Burr home Riverside drive. Parent Teacher card party Tuesday at Our Lady of Victory academy hall for benefit of the academy.
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P.T. A
Our Lady of Victory Academy
P. W
Iris Club
Frank Hayden
Becker Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Golden Link Club
Frank Clark
Luck 13
Paul Burgess
Jack Fogle
Ee Arts Department
Woman’'s Club
Temple Rebekah
Noble Grand Association
Anna Winder
Black Hawk I
0. C. F. Hall
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus Hall
James McMullen
Albert Hoffer
Charles Burk
A. L. Salz
Anna Kasch
Mayme Keegan
Elizabeth Frost
Becker
H. B. Burr
Riverside Drive
Parent Teacher Association of
Academy
Alsatian Girls in National Costumes Greet Legionnaires
Alsatian girls in colorful national costumes welcomed American Legion members upon their arrival in Strasbourg for a goodwill tour of Europe. An escort of French veterans, cavalry detachment, and four infantry companies accompanied the legionnaires to Place Kleber where National Commander Howard P. Savage placed a wreath on Gen. Kleber’s statue. Despite autonomist threats, the reception proceeded without incident.
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Strasbourg
INS
American Legion
Europe
Place Kleber
Howard P. Savage
Legion
Kleber
Town Gas Tax Raised 870,920 During August
Des Moines reports August gasoline tax under the 3 cent per gallon provision brought in 870,920.86 to state coffers. Treasurer R. E. Johnson announced this figure while noting July’s tax was higher at 1,018,048.30 due to a prior inventory tax method.
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Des Moines
R. E. Johnson
Protest Over Tear Gas Use Reported to Governor
Union labor leaders presented a protest to Governor Hammill in Des Moines on October 1 about tear gas used by Appanoose County officers to disperse mobs harassing non union miners in the coal fields.
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Des Moines
Appanoose County
Hammill
Appanoose
City in Brief: Local Moves and Notices
Buchanan’s advertises while residents travel and visit. Conrad and family plan months in West Palm Beach. Rev Gilbert to lead communion at St Mark’s. Anamosa guests return from Dairy Cattle Congress. Kiwanis lunch features Dr Endres on control. Pearl Uhlenberg granted divorce from Thomas Uhlenberg with custody and alimony terms. Auto license 15 554 first Oct issue. 14 784 last year. Cash tax receipts total 83178 with mail payments pending. Doctors Thornton and Hartman head to Detroit and convention. McAndrew to address Water loo teachers at Black’s tearoom. Dinner at 6 30.
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W. F. Jeffrey
Black Hawk Automobile Department
Lcense
William McAndrew
Chicago Public Schools
Chicago Board of Education
Rotary Club
Public Schools of
Waterloo
Black
IOWA CALF CLUB GROWTH TOLD AT BANQUET HERE
One hundred fifty boys and girls in Iowa calf clubs attended the annual banquet at the Elks club. Fred E. Ferguson presided and highlighted growth in junior activities from 1922 to this year, with 178 calves shown from 20 counties. Butler county won the junior demonstration contest to represent Iowa at the National Dairy exposition in Memphis, Tennessee.
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Iowa
Elks Club
Earl Cooper
Ferguson
Fred E. Ferguson
Iowa State College
Waterloo
Iowa State Dairy Association
Dairy Cattle Congress
Iverson
G. L. Noble
Chicago
National Committee On Boys
Kermit Iverson
Ruthven
Blue Valley Creamery Company
Memphis
Tenn
Noble
Cooper
American Guernsey Cattle Club
H. S. Smith
American Jersey Cattle Club
E. M. Wright
Towa Holstein Friesian Breeders’ Association
Russell Frost
Heard's Dairyman
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Helen Stevens Fischer
National ‘Committee On
J. H. Williams
Jdnes’ “Manufacturing Company
Ft. Atkinson
John Quist
Ames
Johnston
Floyd Johnston
Franklin County
Hudson High School
Butler County
Vernon Shoeman
Claire Chapman
New Hartford
John Mullans
Ervin Oldfather
Rex Pieplow
Fayette County
Robert Ward
Webster County
Ralph Thompson
Robert Mallory
Bernice Kaiser
Aaron Tieden
Clayton County
Harley Hansen
Life with gas ends in Council Bluffs man suicide
Charles Atwood aged 65 committed suicide by asphyxiation in his apartment in Council Bluffs Iowa last night. Authorities report poor health as the motive in this tragic incident.
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Council Bluffs
Charles Atwood
Home Education Columns From National Kindergarten Association
The National Kindergarten association based on West Fortieth street New ere issues weekly educational articles in the Evening Courier columns.
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National Kindergarten Association
West Fortieth Street
City
Evening Courier
Teaching Children Self-Discipline in a Mothers Club
A mother recounts a tantrum by her son John Russell and a grandmother’s praise of his will power. The tale contrasts parents who encourage undisciplined self expression with another boy Joe whose temper worsened as a result. The speaker warns that early permissiveness can yield adults with poor self-control.
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Gregg Green
John Russell
Mills
Joe
Judith
Dickey
Judy
Freedom in education as self conquest says Beatrice Emser
Mrs Beatrice Emser speaking at Locarno on freedom in education defines true freedom as the conquest of self. She notes early childhood self-subjugation aids attainment and praises the kindergarten role, urging public schools to establish kindergartens and contact the National Kindergarten Association for guidance.
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Beatrice Emser
New Education Fellowship
Locarno
The
National Kindergarten Association
West Fortieth Street
New York
Jesup Man's Light Farm Team Tops Dairy Cattle Pulling
At Dairy Cattle Congress a crowd watched teams under 3000 pounds in a pulling contest. Guy Stoddard of Jesup won with a 2760 pound team pulling 2400 pounds 27.5 feet on the dynamometer. Second was H. F. Reinhart of Janesville and third Earl Messingham of Waterloo. Open class judging finished with Wisconsin leading state herd in Holsteins and Belgians showing winners such as King owned by Charles Weaver.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Guy Stoddard
Jesup
Stoddard
Buchanan County Fair
H. F. Reinhart
Janesville
Earl Messingham
Waterloo
H. H. Kildee
Miss Peterson Named Advisor of Girls at Upper Iowa
Miss Marguerite Peterson, home economics instructor at Upper Iowa University in Fayette Iowa, has been chosen by the president and board of trustees as young women's adviser. The college has lacked someone in this capacity for some time, and her role will be advisory rather than deanship, mainly conducted through interviews on personal and group concerns.
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Courier Special Service
Fayette
Marguerite Peterson
Upper Iowa University
Peterson
Third District Legion Band Offered 30-Week Booking
The Third District American Legion band, playing at the Dairy Cattle Congress, has been offered a 30-week contract by World Amusement Company of Chicago, likely to be accepted. The 30-piece band would start next spring at Davenport and close the season in Louisiana, director Clare Chenette announced. Soloists include Howard Botts, George Conger, and Sams, with selections such as 1812 Overture and Finlandia on the program.
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Third District
American. Legion
Daily Cattle Congress
World Amusement Company
Chicago
L. L. Sams
Sams
Davenport
Louisiana
World Amusement. Company
American Legion
Dairy Cattle Congress
Clare Chenette
Ackley
Chenette
Howard Botts
Hampton
George Conger
Bristow
Tschaikowsky
Fingells Cave
Mendelssohn
Frink
Il Guamy
Gomez
Riena
Wagner
Finlandia
Sibellius
Myddelton
Marche
Births Reported in Marble Rock
Marble Rock notices list two newborn sons for Webb Reed and Lee Lamb. Mr and Mrs Webster Reed welcomed a boy on September 28, and Mr and Mrs Lee Lamb welcomed a son on September 29.
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Marble Rock
Webster
Reed
Lee Lamb
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