Community Notes From a Busy Week in Des Moines
Social events fill the week with gatherings from the Child Conservation league to the B Y P U. Rev John Bunyan Smith is surprised by a crowd at Walnut Street Baptist. Blanche Simpson wed William Beebe at 12 o clock with relatives present. Lambda Delta dinner and art club events, plus D M C club picnic, showers and farewells mark a lively social calendar in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Simpson
Commercial Street
Blanche Simpson
William Beebe
Frank W. Court
First
M. E. Church
Will Herren
Kathryn Strike
Lincoln circle meets in K of P hall and regards memorial funds
Lincoln circle Ladies of the G A R held a regular meeting in K of P hall with many donations toward memorial hall furnishings. Mrs Lelia King hosts a thimble bee Friday afternoon Oct MHS Bussey entertains relatives at a 6 o'clock dinner at 26 Commercial Street honoring Gaylord Bussey and Mrs W O H Herren with other guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Lincoln Circle
K. of PL Hall
Memorial Hall
Lelia King
MHS
Nashua
Rotary Club 10 Plan Reception in Waterloo Oct 18
Waterloo hosts a Rotary reception as Grand Forks Commercial Club directors visit Waterloo to study its industrial growth. Secretary Graves of Waterloo and W. W. Marah and H. J. Allan lead Rotary plans for the day, with Grand Forks leaders invited to tour. The visiting party includes 2 B. Griffith and others eager to learn Waterloo’s progress and to discuss future collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Marah
H. J. Allan
Hotel Russel-Liemeson
Clyde W
Graves
Nftoon
Commercial Club of
Waterloo
Grand Forks
Almont Guies
Rotary Ctu
Craives
Waterlow
Hin
Irand Forks Commercial Club
B. Griffith
MM. P. Murphy
M. G. Olson
C. N. Barnes
Bronson
Gameron
James Dinmic
Goodman
Gowran
Hanson
A. J. Unuter
Gandor
A. G. Sorte
Whistler to Perform Concert at First Congregational Church
Jessie Luella Stafford, the noted Los Angeles whistler, will present a concert at First Congregational church Monday evening. The program features piano pieces and songs by Stafford with readings and selections, plus a dialect reading by Mrs. Magee and other performers. Dinners and suppers are advertised at First Baptist church for 25 cents. In a separate incident, J J Bronson struck Miss Dolly Graham at the intersection of Pirse and Commercial, causing minor injuries and taking her home in Bronson's car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DELTA PHI _DELTA
Bella Phi Delta Sorority
LS. T. C
Cedar Falls
Tate Russell
Exie McQuilkin
Miss Unger
la Porte
Miss Fisher
John Black
Mulberry Street
Company of Friends
Stella Fisher
Black
Florence
Miriam Whitney
Bertha McCartney
Marion
Harriet Ross
Edna Rittenhouse
Nettie Connolly
Ruthsmith
Constance McDermott
Josephine Place
Evelyn DiNer
Jessie Luella Stafford
Whistler
Los Angeles
Thomas Cascaden
First Congregational Church
Lutzow
Kullale
Maszkowski
Miss Stafford
Reading
Myra Kelly
Iray Vaughan-Mayer
Schneider
Wonderland Murinerers
Thompson
Mrs. Magee
Winger
J. J. Bronson
Dolly Graham
Bertcty Avenue
Pirse
Social News From Waterloo and Nearby
Mrs. Frank Flon and two daughters of Geneva Iowa visit her parents Mr and Mrs T A Morrison. Mrs Frank Perry of Denver Colorado and Mr and Mrs W R Iaamb depart for home this morning. Kathryn daughter of Mr and Mrs FE E Cutler left for Chicago with a teacher to begin a boarding school at Orlando Florida. The Cutlers own a winter home at West Palm Beach Florida and will be near their daughter after a few months. Mr and Mrs G H Tellier and their little son Howard return to Manchester after visiting Waterloo and attending the Dairy Cattle Congress. Harry B Clark of Topeka Kansas was also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Flon
Geneva
T. A. Morrison
Frank Perry
Denver
Colo
YW. D. Iaamb
Kathryn
FE. E. Cutler
Chicago
Orlando
Fla
Cutler
Hlutis ese nypet leaves scalp feeling clean and fluffy
A vintage advertisement proclaims Hlutis ese nypet as leaving the scalp clean with fluffy hair free from dandruff and non injurious. It notes a price of 10 cents per package and directs readers to Felix Tempest Co. at 132 Nassau St. New York for dealer locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Tempest Co
Nassau St
New York
New Owner Arrives in Waterloo to Begin Home Life
The Corn Belt Farmer changes hands as the new owner and Mrs. Clark travel to Waterloo to settle, planning to choose a permanent residence after November 1. Mrs. A S Wemple returns from Minnesota trips. Ort, 15, the Wemple family now resides at 507 Second Street East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cattle Congress
Peter Igi
Lincoln Street
Alma Seigel
Renwick
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Myr
Figt
Celebration Week Boosts VW Membership Drive
The VW MG A membership drive expands to nine cities with Waterion to lead next week events. Plans include a free swim for all schoolboys, a special indoor event at association parlors, and a Sunday luncheon for the committee to prepare for a 1 009 member target. Notables include Warry Goodrich and George W Whitame, with a long committee list and an urgent appeal from W B Langlas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterion
VW. MG. A
Gymanslunt
Swhoting Tani
Boys’ Wort Department
Poal
Walter J. Mead
Warry Goodrich
Des Moines
Orl
Iowa
Phin
George W. Whitame Tas
Association
B. Maynard
Fred L. Northey
Andrew Z. Knapp
James T. Knapp
Charles 7
Minger
O. J. Trumbauer
EL OP
Stevenson
Fred
Pettitt
Sherri
George M. Fox
Harry Shaw
Lowell
J. Qt. Jones
J. Ts. Jackson
Ab Phi
Herman C. Miller
J. 3
Parrot
Ken
Wrong couple cleared in Mason City robbery probe
Peter Androt and his wife were detained in Mason City last night by Chief May Gorman Special Agent Rijoy and Patrolman Avahcom and brought to Waterloo this morning. They were held on suspicion of involvement in a Thursday robbery of four Mason City men but a Mason City detective later determined they were not the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Androt
Mason City
May Gorman
Mayon City
Rijoy
Avahcom
Waterloo
Nora Springs Junction
Andert
Mise Wisio Tannon
Mush and milk feast marks Homecoming at Cattle Congress
H B Cropper, chairman of the mush and milk committee, reports about 1,500 servings at the big serving counters on the Cattle Congress grounds. Tay Standish led the serving and refreshments were handed in paraffin paper cups. Waterloo Cedar Falls MYL Co supplied the meal, described as the richest possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Cropper
Cattle Congress
Tay Standish
Waterloo & Cedar Balle Myl Co
Mfi
Menu to be published at Wagner Café weekly
Mr BE Wagner of the Wagner Cafe at 319 West Fourth Street announces a Sunday menu will be published each Saturday in this newspaper starting today. The public is invited to watch for the weekly announcement. A proposed meal will be served at a reasonable price in a large airy and spotlessly clean environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
West Fourth Street
Bnis Noutess
Awatch
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Child Conservation League Cenet
M. B
wMrs
C. C. Bartlett
Carnegie Chautauqua Circle
Grant Chautauqua Circle
Wrs
Chester Cadwallader
Ats
MR. Smith
G. W. Lucent
John Bunyan Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
James McMillan
Remastor
Dr. Smith
BLY. PD. U
Beebe
Paul Davis Dry Gooda Company
Waterloo Gasolina Engine Works
Jeferson Street
Edward Taselike
ART Club
Thomas Randal
Bagwell
van Arédel
Thomas Well
Miss Wells
Burlington
Wells
George Wilson
GC. W. Bruner
Washington Park
Hayes
Altho
Roy Byenson
Eva Coates
Leo Hecht
Flossie Lemman
Charles Kahler
Noir Street
Maggie Turner
Grover Williams
Kahler
King
Anna’ Miller
Misses Fphverill
Sylvia
Jilma Peverill
Plaza Theatre
Ward
Benona Jones
Cortlandt Street
Cleanor Jones
Peverill
Woman's Club
Franklin C. Platt
Third Avenue
P. A. Bassett
C. L. Loveland
Biss
Marion T. Ransier
New York Institute of Musical Art
Damrosch School
James Black
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
la Racontours
Anabel Thompson
Grate MecCulla
Anna McCarthy
Joy Wood
Ruff
Miss J McCarthy
Elks’ Club
Elke’ Hall
Mahana-Ogle Orchestra
Town City
E. M. Baker
Diamond Match Company
Messrs
Frank Barker
Joseph Noble
Ames
Louis Anderson
King of Christ Episcopal Church
E. F. Wise
Clay Street
Rube Brown
Book and Needle Club
Rock and Needle Club
Welshaar
Lenora Boomhower
Ross
Kern Street
Lucille Allen
Castalia
Sunnyside Avenue
C. H. Loamhower
Mies Viva Cut Bhaw
Leo Morrison
Cc. L. GC. Club
Boland
Wf. G. Searles
Bu- Wuque
C. L. C. Club
GC. Kelley
Rotary Club
North
First Baptist Church
Freaker
Cepreight
Aperial Tonight
Paul Day
Lindh
L. Bragdon
John Egbertson Macartney
Yavery
W. B. Langlas
That
ML GC. A
Chater Wintares
Wap
Gale H. Nicholson
St. Louis
Mabey
D. Wall
Laconna
Willan M
Mlutiche Simpson
San Francisco
San Diego
Avo.as
Walter Baker & CO. Ltd
Dorchester
Massachusetts
Rogers Bros
Silvenmyacy
Libby
China
Detroit Electric
Anderson Electric Car CO
Detroit
Michiigan
Detroit Electric Car
Jivec
Michigan Age
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