Hoffman lecture contrasts US and Mexico culture at study group
Professor Charles Hoffman of West High spoke at the American Association of University Women meeting at the public library on US and Mexican culture, noting US governance 20 years after independence and Mexico’s unsettled regime. He described public attitudes toward Mexico and highlighted foreign relations in the campaign as six biweekly sessions open to the public. Attendance was about 20 as Mrs. A. C. Cole presided.
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United States
Mexico
Charles Hoffman
West High
American Association of University Women
Lbrary West
Hofman
A. C. Cole
Miss Erna Rogers Weds Harold Schultheis at Sacred Heart
Miss Erna Rogers daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Rogers married Harold Schultheis son of Mr and Mrs Ben Schultheis on Tuesday morning at Sacred Heart rectory Osage Rev J P Martin officiated Attendees were John Rogers and Ruth Rogers The bride is a graduate of Immaculate Conception academy and has taught in rural schools The groom is an Osage High School graduate After a short trip they will reside on the Schultheis farm east of Osage
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Courier Special Rerview
Osage Ta
Erna. Rogers
J. A. Rogers
Harold Schultheis
Ben Schultheis
Sacred Heart, Rectory
J. P. Martin
John Rogers
Ruth Rogers
Schultheis
Immaculate Conception Academy
Osage High School
Biome
Schulthels
Osage
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated by Clark Couple
The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. C. Clark was observed with a party at their Manchester home. Relatives attended a noon dinner, and the couple received two gold purses. They wed in Shellsburg, Wisconsin on October 2, 1878.
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Courier
Manchester
C. Clark
Fall Gardening Problems Taken Up in Discussion
An informal fall garden discussion was held by the Garden club at the home of Mrs. Carl Davis on 316 Home Park Boulevard. Directors OG J Conery led a question box and a plant seed and bulb grab bag exchange occurred. Officer nominations were made for the next meeting with Mrs. J G Hildebrand as president and other officers listed.
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Garden Club
Carl Davis
Home Park Boulevard
Dirs. OG
J. Conery
J. G. Hildebrand
W. F. Parrott
J. EB. Bragdon
B. W. Schuneman
Stanley Couple Wed at Hazleton Tuesday Morning
Miss Rose H B Morgan married Fred O Brian Tuesday at 11 in the Hazleton Methodist parsonage. Rev. W Smith officiated. The bride taught five years, groom works in Boone barber shop. they will reside in Boone Iowa.
Hints in Beauty Care Graceful Hands
Article offers tips for graceful hands through proper sleeve length and cuff styles, skin care, and hand positioning. Includes dated messages about manicures and avoiding nervous hand movements, plus a variety of names and odd asides.
Party for Miss Jenson Is Given Tuesday Evening
Miss D Ellewenr Jenson, to be married Oct 17, received a party Tuesday evening from Miss Nigelia Myers at 50 Franklin Street. Prizes in banco went to Mrs King Beal and Mrs Irma Aries. gifts given to the honoree. Guests included Mrs George Thun and others. plans for supper in blue and pink shades. Another entertainment for Miss Jenson is set for Thursday evening by Mrs George Timm.
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D. Ellewenr Jenson
Ni.gelia Myers
Franklin Street
Banco
King Beal
Irma Aries
Jenson
George Thun
C. M. Jenson
H. A. Manning
Romance of the Telegraph discussed at John Fiske PTA
Mrs A F Miller led the fall meeting in the school building with talks from Ge W Kine and J R Howard. Elisabeth Green played two violin numbers and new teachers were introduced. Ettabelle Storer directed singing. Mrs George Watson was chosen as district convention delegate for Oct 18 in Dubuque.
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A. F. Miller
John Fiske
Ettabelle Storer
George Watson
Dubuque
Club Notes La Lomita Luncheon at Mrs Peterson Home
The La Lomita club meets for a Thursday luncheon at 1 o clock hosted by Mrs Carl Peterson at 218 Thompson Avenue East. Mrs WC Hob entertains Happy Hour needlework club at its first fall meeting with a 1 o clock luncheon at the WOA. Garden flowers decorate and the afternoon is social.
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WC. Hob
Church Ladies Aid meet scheduled across several congregations
Various church groups plan sessions this week and upcoming events. First Lutheran Ladies’ Aid meets Thursday for business. Division Ave Central Christian holds no meeting this week and resumes Oct 18. First United Presbyterian hosts Group Three Friday at 2 20 with Mrs Groomes at 928 Berth Ave. Immanuel Lutheran hosts hostesses for Thursday. Spiritual Church of Christ Truth Will meet at 2 30 Thursday. St Margarets Guild at St Marks Episcopal meets at 1 at 736 Home Park Blvd with hostesses Mrs Brown. St Pauls M B Ladies’ Aid met to plan year including harvest supper and a December bazar and reception for Rev Shaffer. Funeral attendance notes John T Sullivan and W W Marsh travel to Manson IA for John T Dalton funeral.
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A. M. Club
C. B. Bruce
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Lutheran Church
Willing Workers’ Society
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth
Ammanuel Lutheran Church
la Lomita Clube
Carl Peterson
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Church
Lee A. Pailen
First United Presbyterian Church
Norman W. Groomes
Berth Avenue
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Lee A Fellen
Home Park Boulevard
W.L. Brown
St. Pauls
Tomain Toast and Ham and Eye Croquettes
A vintage kitchen note lists Tomain Toast with thick tomato slices fried in bacon fat on buttered toast topped by a poached egg. Ham and Eye Croquettes use leftover ham, a white sauce batter, and crumbs deep fried to finish, served with parsley garnish.
Bride to Be Ruth Myers Honored With Bridge Parties
Bridge parties honor Ruth Myers who will wed on Saturday. Prizes in one event went to Miss Mary Louise Caughlan and Mrs Ver Albee. Supper followed. Another party plans three tables for tonight at Miss Caughlan’s home for Miss Myers. Leta Forney and John W Burkett Jr announce marriage. wedding occurred Sept 8 in Waukegan. Burkett is Chicago bookkeeper and president of Burkett Service Station. couple to live in Partridge.
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David Siegel
Marian Siegel
Ben Barg
Max Rotman
Jacob Cohn
Sussman
Meyer Friedman
Forest City
Dave Nathanson
Clinton
Francis Murphy
Oclwein
Mary Louise Caughlan
Ver Albee
Black's
Ducile Allbee
Margaret Nauman
Homor
Ruth Myers
Miss Myers
Fourth Street West
Burkett-Forney
Leta Forney
F. B. Forney
Fourth Street
John W. Burkett
Waukegan
Five gaited horses dazzle crowd at hippodrome show
Lone Eagle and Esther McDonald win top honors in three and five gaited classifications. Other placings include Silver King, Princess Pat, Lone Eagle again, and Dooley's Dare among a strong field from OsKaloosa stables and Garden Grove riders.
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Lone Eagle
Oskaloosa Stables
Esther McDonald
Dean Gil
Garden Grove
Silver King
Be.m. Brown
Chicago
Reginald. Denny
Glen
Hsther McDonald
Dean
Gill
Jim Moore
Princess Pat
Lone Hagle
3B. M. Brown
Blue Bell Oskaloosa Stables
Miss Courtmeyer
Oskaloosa
Jume Bloom
Mrs. & FE
Andreasen
Waterloo
Clyde Miller
Dean Gill
Opal Maxwell
Hannah
Missouri Editor Smith Supporter Dies by Own Hand
Jefferson City reports W. R. Hollister 30 editor of the Capital News committed suicide at his home. He had been secretary to Senator Stone for almost 20 years and later executive secretary of the Democratic National Committee for eight years. He supported Al Smith in this year’s campaign.
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Jefferson City
W. R. Hollister
Everlister
William c. McaAdoo
New York
al Smith
Waterloo and area notes include meetings and travels
Illinois Central official B E McCabe visited Waterloo on railroad business while John Deere executive Harold McCray went to Minneapolis on work. Waterloo Hairdressers plan a monthly meeting at Black's Tearoom. W C Stewart, recovering from a hip fracture, stays at 413 Con ger Street. Mr and Mrs C K Rouse from Galen are due in Waterloo for a sister's home, Mrs Gus W Twede. Judge Wood and Burr Towne enjoyed a two hour hunting trip near Janesville, with eight ducks and 42 snipes. Mr and Mrs Walter Hunt of St Paul visit 631 Third Street. Elda Workenthien filed for divorce from Howard Workenthien on grounds of extreme cruelty. marriage dated November 1, 1926 at Cedar Hays Preds. injunction against defendant from molesting plaintiff granted by Judge G W Wood.
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Harold EB. McCray
John Deere Tractor Company
Mneapolis
Minn
C. K. Rouse
Galen
Witerloo
Gus W. Twede
Franklin Street
George W. Wood
Burr
Towne
Beach and
Raye
Janesville
Walter J. Hunt
St. Paul
S.j.mcnally
Third Street
Hunt
Agriculturral
Norther Pacific Rilroad
Dairy Cattle Congress
Elda Workenthien
Latterionn
Clerk of Court
J. W. Thompsen
Howard Workentien
Cedar Haypreds
G. W. Wood
National Soy Bean Show Plugs Strong Exports at Dairy Cattle Congress
The third annual National Soy Bean show at the Dairy Cattle Congress drew 85 entries from five states with 42 exhibitors. T. A. Chautland of Badger won 15 dollars for best Manchu sample, while Bert Strayer of Hudson earned two firsts in the Dunnfield variety and Floyd Martin of Toledo topped a 540-pod plant class. Judges praised the hay and bean displays as superior, noting no poor Manchu entries and highlighting high-quality samples across classes.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
T. A. Chautland
Badger
Fouts Bros. Camden
Ind
A. G
Bert S. Strayer
Hudson
E. M. Bolden
North English
Gordon Strayer
Fred Wilson
Traer
Ralph Mitchell
Cedar Falls
Dunnfield
Strayer
Virginia
George
Gordon
B. H. Holden
Carl Halden
W. Jones
Black River ‘Falls
Wis
Garnet Utterback
Vandalia
Utterback
G. W. Keene
Greenville
Floyd Martin
Toledo
Carl Holden
Williamsburg
Keith Cooper
Ontario
Lewis Alberts
Reinbeck
Fred 8
Wilkins
Ames
Waterloo
J. W. Mitchell
C. J. Hamer
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meets at Jesup Residence
In Jesup Ta on October 3 the Metaphis Episcopal church Woman's Foreign Missionary Society gathered at Mrs Arlington Cone's home. Mrs C D Crynes led the program as Mr and Mrs Charles Frush plan a winter retreat to Long Beach Cal. Sisters Miss Clara Jones and Miss Blanche Jones attended.
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Jesup
Woman's Foreign
Metapdis
Episcopal Church
Arlington Cone
C. D. Crynes
Charles Frush
Long Beach
Cal
Clara
Blanche Jones
Brain Test Answer Summary
The text lists answer choices for a brain test. It assigns A to 2 B to 1.0 and 3 to D and R2F to 2G, indicating a key for the correct numbers and letters in the puzzle.
Crystal Theatre Reopens Weekend Only Policy Restored
The Crystal theatre resumes weekend operations with a Saturday and Sunday schedule after summer closure. Manager A G Stolte announces a two day a week policy with 20 cent adult and 10 cent children admissions. Opening film Hold Em Yale stars Rod La Rocque Jeanette Loff and Tom Kennedy.
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The
Crystal Theatre
A. G. Stolte
Strand
the Crystal
Yale
Rod la Rocque
Jeanette Loff
Tom Kennédy
Use of Old Cedar Falls Road Would Lighten Auto Jam
C H Wise of Cedar Falls suggested to the Courier that residents of Waterloo and Cedar Falls should use the old Cedar Falls road for trips between the cities leaving Rainbow drive to out of town visitors. Wise on two trips between the cities on the old road said he did not see a car.
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Cedar Falls
C. H. Wise
The
Courier
Waterloo
Wise
New Face Powder MELLO GLO Debuts Across France
A new French process creates MELLO GLO face powder advertised to control shine, stay on longer, spread smoothly, and not clog pores. Promoters claim it is pure and fine for daily use and suitable for men and women.
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Lauerman
Traffic congestion grows near Rainbow Drive during exposition
Drivers report heavy crowds along Rainbow Drive between the Cedar Falls junction and the Waterloo pavement as the exposition starts Monday, causing slow travel and increased congestion downtown.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Melo Soap Ad Promises Soft Water Cleaning Power
An ad extols Melo as a hard water softener that prevents soap scum and dirty rings. It claims clothes stay whiter, soap use drops, and Melo cleans effectively with or without soap. It urges readers to get Melo at their grocer.
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