Grace Seebers National Secretary of Patriotic Society
Mrs. Grace Seebers of Waterloo was elected national secretary of the Ladies of the G A R by Mrs. Lillian Cary of Dubuque at the G A R encampment in Columbus Ohio. Seebers and Cary are the only Iowa women to hold national office. both attended the encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Seebers
Waterloo
Ladies of the
G. Aa. R
Lillian Cary
Dubuque
Columbus
Seebers
Dubuane
Sin
Cars
Lincoln Circle
Order
State Council of Administration
Cary
Iowa
Altho Tow
No Order
Seekers
Yeast as a weight loss fad and beauty tips
The piece discusses using yeast as a reduction agent to slim flesh, advising moderation and noting risks. It also covers cosmetic advice including blackhead treatment, drying powder, and facial cleansing to tighten pores and clear skin. The text reflects period health guidance and casual Q&A style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Tensions and social pressures in hosting and wealth circles
Ruth Cameron ponders awkward gatherings as a hostess, noting distress from mismatched temper and constant pleasing. She recalls a powerful figure who dreaded visits due to his wife’s anxious reactions over small faults and underdone meals. The piece also explores family quarrels, servant tensions, and why the wealthy gravitate toward their own social set, questioning authenticity amid wealth and pretension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hushand
Toomee
Willehfer
Theibhuighter
Services Calendar in Waterloo Churches
Readable fragments list church services across Waterloo and nearby areas. Includes pastors, service times, Sunday schools, evening worships, and midweek prayer meetings for numerous denominations such as Catholic, Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, Congregational, and others.
Y W C A Organizes Clubs for Younger Girls in Schools
The YWCA launches a program to organize Girl Reserve corps in Waterloo schools starting this fall led by Miss Mnie I. Smith though she was briefly ill. volunteers and junior high groups will be formed citywide. The project embraces knowledge, spirit, health and service with local leaders and student participants named, including Dorothy Kaasen and Stella Hirshnell among supervisors and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi Nie i. Smith
Waterloo
United States
Wrynilowes
Cers Ave
Norsidens
Dorothy Jcaasen
Secretares Tafe
Local club events mixed with society notices and a funeral
A collage of society items from Meyers and Headberg circles includes a parliamentary debate on literary variety, a freshmen birthday gathering at W. E. Shanti’s Oak Ridge home, and a farewell for Mrs. A W Carney bound for California. Harvest party for George Hess hosts 20 guests with games and refreshments. A special Mary Melrose chapter meeting and a Daughters of the King gathering are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvest
George Hess
Fourteenth Street West
Jews to Observe Tabernacle Feast Starting October
Observance of Sukkot begins Wednesday evening and lasts eight days. The festival, also called Succoth, marks thanksgiving for harvest and recalls Israelites dwelling in booths during their desert journey. Families build sukkahs at homes or synagogues and offer prayers and offerings in the temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kexpt
Jerusalem
Temple
Syagor
Children Bring Offerings at Temple Harvest Festival
Several temples host harvest celebrations where children present fruits grain vegetables and flowers for distribution to the needy and sick, reflecting communal generosity and religious observance.
Baptist Y P U Rallies Here and at Mason City
The Cedar Valley association of Baptist Young People's union plans two rallies tomorrow at Walnut Street Baptist church Waterloo and Mason City. This semi annual meeting aims to set plans for unions for six months. W Bauler Barnes presides local session with Miss Adah Boomer as secretary. An afternoon program features reports from TB Y group planners and talks on group plan and funding. In the evening a Cedar Falls union model service precedes the regular sermon by Rev V T Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley Association of Baptist Young People’s Union
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Wateriog
Mason City
W. Bauler Barnes
Miss. Adah Boomer
TB. Y
Nick Becker
Waterloo
Merle Witt
General Madeston
BLY. P
Lutheran Churches Launch Relief Campaign for Europe
Lutheran church relief drive plans a nationwide network of women led units within congregations backed by men. 2000 tons of clothing are needed immediately in Eastern Europe, with potential fundraising surpassing a million dollars. Rev O H Pannkoke leads, with Yr 1 Larsen directing overall efforts and organizers including Rev A Pohlmann and Rev C F W Happe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Churches For
European Relief
Lutheran Commissioners In
Europe
O. H. Pannkoke
Larsen
Lutheran Relief
A. Pohlmann
Happe
Tell
Aasgaard
Kona
Mission to Open at St. Joseph's Church Sunday
A two weeks mission opens at St. Joseph's Church directed by Passionist fathers from Chicago. Fathers Nenry and Fran cis will lead with solemn high mass at 7:30 p.m. and a sermon by a missionist. The first week focuses on women and children, the second on men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Mutherry
BE. J. Slattery
M. J. Toum
Massus
Sacred Heart
Tourth and
Randolph
Juin Molloy
Father McMahon
St. Joseph's Church
Chicago
Nenry
Francis
Rally Day at United Presbyterian Church School
Rally day will be held Sunday morning at United Presbyterian Church with a scheduled program during the morning service. Includes welcome remarks, hymns, promotions, diplomas, anthems, and a violin offertory, led by teachers and the church choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church School
United Presbyterian Church
William Templeton
Charlotte Arth
Munn
Roye
T Davidt Galloway
John Lawson
Robert Ferguson
Naomi GalenWway
Ron
Barbara Brown
vAnna Basson
Ofertory
Jennie iTafta
MG. Mann
God Be Mercital
Y W C A Vespers Resume With Conference Talks
Vespers at the YWCA will resume tomorrow at 4 30 p m. Short talks will cover summer conferences. Miss Mary Schmidt will preside. Speakers include Miss Jessie Sweeney representing Geneva club Miss Billy Lindelof and Barnice Pil Bon from clubs that sent delegates to the Lake Pepin Minn industrial conference. Miss Ponda Jameson also participates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman's Christian Association
Dete
Mary Schmidt
Jessie Sweeney
Geneva
Billy Lindelof
Barnice Pil- Bon
Lake
Pepin
Minn
Ponda Jameson
Geneva club hosts high school girls conference
Geneva club members will be hostesses at a Lake Pepin conference for high school girls. Following the service refreshments will be served. The committee in charge includes Misses Myrtle Shannon Vesta Hoover Edna Falls and Ethel Rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Pepin
Geneva Club
Myrtle Shannon
Vesta Hoover
Edna Falls
Ethel Rush
Sermon Series On The Life Of Abraham Starts Tomorrow
Tomorrow evening Grace church pastor Lockwood begins a series on the life of Abraham. First topic titled Abram, A Man With a Life Mission. Subsequent topics include Abram in Egypt, or a Hero's Mistake and Tow, Abram Became Abraham, or Climax in Character Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Fifth Street
J. Lockwood
D. D
Epworth League
Fourth
Fred J.avening
Abram
Clark
St. Patl
C. EF. Luce
Pastoor
Broadway
Pubin Law
Union
Thirteenth and Jefferson
Sev
Lockwood
Grace Ai i
Abraham
Egypt
Moviegoer Attendance Reaches Fifteen Million Daily
A statistic shows average daily attendance at movie shows in the United States totaling fifteen million. The figure reflects sustained cinema-going activity across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Concert program under W C T U auspices scheduled
Miss C N Moore of the Society of Broader Education arranged a patrons list for the annual W C T U concert series next winter. Florence Otis soprano Florence Austin violinist and Josef Martin pianist will perform in three artist lineup after securing a special permit from the board of official censors. First Presbyterian rally features songs and recitations during Sunday school hour and an afternoon service by the Young People’s society traveling to Washburn. Waterloo Ministerial Association to hold a regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Moore
Society of Broader Education
Miss Moore
Board of Official Censors
W.C
T. U
Florence Otis
Florence Austin
Josef Martin
First Presbyterian Rally
First Presbyterian Church
Young People's Society of the Church
Washburn
Genesis Paper Read at Waterloo Medical Clubrooms
The Waterloo Medical Association meets in the Black Building Monday morning for a feature paper on Genesis to be read by Rev. A C Preston. As customary, the paper will be delivered at the start of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Medical Association
A. C. Preston
Hunters bag 62 squirrels and 22 rabbits on Orchard trip
Four hunters Nary a duck fell to the guns but Harry Swinbank Charles Swan Charles Cetthe and Lowner Miller returned from a three day tour near Orchard with 62 squirrels and 22 rabbits. Ducks scarcer this year than expected. Sunday services at Christ Episcopal church resume tomorrow at 7 30 with Rev. M L Tate. Morning services at 5 and 10 45. A cordial welcome to all.
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Christ
Fourth Street
M. L. Tate
Eibas
Evenius
St. Mark
Snd
Dover Streets
Thomas Horton
A.m
Jenus
Olen
Yatter
FA. Mayne
Glenwood St
Sunuay School
Albany
Mobile
Rew
A. c. Boyd
Younessens
Harry Swinbank
Charles Swan
Charles Cetthe
Lowner Miller
Swinbank
Christ Episcopal Church
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Patriotic Society
Mrs. Grace Seebers
Wulf
Ruth Cameron
Tomorrom
Sevens Bay
Jefferson and
Park Avenue
Bubbuth School
Veri Watts
Bartis T
Jeerson Street
Park Javellon
Cayde J. Iskins
Dta
Adk
Walnut Street
Ime
Walnut Etreety
John Igunyan Smith
Jesus
Douglas Street
J. W. Bowles
Marian
Burton Avenus
Burton Avenue
Hiehl Street
Stev
V. C. Keltford
Dunior BY
Brotherhood
Garver
Beetherexn
Wellington
Bllie Goulughnour
Standay School
Adamn
Christian Endeavor
Juniior
Nally
Church of the Brethren
Seventh and South
A. P. Blough
Christian Workers’ Meeting
A. Nash
I.om
Christian Endeavour
Plymouth-Walnut Street
Fifth Streets
Kays
Hnond W. Cross
firat—Park and
Mulberry
John Robertson Macartney
A. m
Christian Endeavoor
Lafayette Street
Court Bouse Square
Clinton F. Nd
Calvary—Newell
O. H. Vandersoll
First United Bremnyterian
Secens
Rev. M
Tagger Meeting
Logan Avenue United
Logan
Dane
J. B. Speaker
Servicws
Sun Day School
L. B
Congregation Sons of Jacob
Fifth Street West
Wertiminster
Thatington
Archibald Tampbell Preston
East Park
Kern and
Cutler
Cutler Street
George Moody
Reva, Prekel
Soutl
Witth!t
St. Luke's
Campbell Avenue
Dev
H. Mueller
United Beethszer
Graves
Pourth
Allen
Jacob Yargy
Mission Fo
Luther League
Northminster
Ballou and Avalok
D. J. Gretzinger
Gedar Heights
L Presbyterian
N. S. Methfessel
Christadelphian
Christadelphian Zecclesie
Fifth and
Randolph Streets
Tom
InRierran
Passtor
Frank W. Court
Bible School
Central
South
Hav
Mathews
G. D. Serrill
Moszkowski
Oberman
Marshall
Deaver
Salome
Bach
Burch OF Christ
Scientist
First Church of Christ
Knights of Pythings
Salvation Amy
Big ‘Brother
Mission
Water Street
Ensign
Henry Nicholls
Ruth Magowan
Bridge Street
Houser
Harrison O'Arthur
Church of
Jeans Christ
Hatter Day Saints
Parker and
Columbia Streets
Jp. m
R. S. 8 Society
Victor A- Hall
Webster Street
Commercial Treat Gospel Hall
Commercial
Fred
Lashioned
Y.W.C. A
Hesperion Library
Perion
Donald Craham
Marilyn Lyon
Ronald Singlinger
John Carcon
Burdette Romer
Lane Anderson
Janis Woodbury
Dorothy Pine
Martha Dawson
Thendora Sedawick
Genevieve
Frances Munn
Marian Templeton
Tveiyn
W. E. Shantis
Oak Ridge
Sinias
Helen Haver
Pres- Velma Bowen
Fiirle Bigettnin
Marrle
Visabeth Heaney
Atedl
Jennin
Bratne
G. S
Trane
Ned
Hemeworth
Mary
Arto Chih
Mra
Arinette Moneney
A. W W. Carney
California
Ty A. R
Mary Melrose Chapley, D. A. RR
Memorial Hall
Daughters of the King of Christ Episcopal Church
Lloyd Hall
Baptist Y. P. U
Flour Bay State Milling Co
Winona, Minn
C.J. Barclay & Son
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Texas
Westminster Presbyterian Church
A.C. Preston
First Congregational
Avery
Mark
First Congregational Church Prep
J. Clark
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