Waterloo Woman's club adds ten new members this morning
Ten members were voted into the Waterloo Woman's club at a morning board meeting in the club house. New members include Mines, C C Kingsley, W P McCormick, A C G Graham, R J Miller, Hart Ward, Porter Henderson, J Richmond Morgan, Walter Hunt, and Elmer Litterly. The club announces plans for a circulating library and a clubhouse rental possibility for the house committee chaired by Mrs A M Place.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
Mines
Kingsley
W. P. McCormick
A. C G. Graham
R. J. Miller
Hart Ward
Porter Henderson
J. Richmond Morgan
Walter Hunt
A. J. Edebsop
Elmer Litterly
Literary Department
A. M. Place
NoOi
Black
Rufus
Patriotic Orders Sponsor Citizenship Class Honor Fourteen New Citizens
Fourteen new citizens were sworn in last evening as the Veteran and patriotic orders sponsored a citizenship program at Memorial Wall. Mrs. Z Divin and Mrs. Pa Seat organized the event with readings by Jaden Word garvedn and an address on what it means to be a patriot. Court J. We Thompson presented the citizenship certificates as the group sang America and received silk pins. various veteran and auxiliary chapters joined in the ceremony.
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Robert Andersan
Nelet Corps
Divin
Atys
Vielau J. Martsell
Wartars Relief Corps
Clore
J. We Thompson
Ameria
Patriothea
Seat
Mary Melrosi
Mary Milor
Pen
Boa. Swarts
J. Balenstier
A. J. Rodenhaver
Robert Anderson
Wynoc
Tlenyy Olas
Helen Orbell and George Grimes Are Wed Near Nashua
In Randalia Iowa on Thursday Helen Blanche Orbell daughter of Air and Mrs. Fred H. Orbell married George Darrill Grimes son of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Grimes at the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Washua Observers included both families siblings and close relatives The couple left for a motor trip and plan to reside in West Union where Grimes works for the State Highway Commission
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Randalia
Helen Blanche ‘Orbell
Air
Fred H. Orbell
Randala
George Darrill Grimes
Seymour Grimes
West Union
Little Brown
the Vale
Washua
Harry Qleson
Brivegroom
George Orbell
Inez Barnhouse
Grimes
Randalla Consolidated High School
Coe College
Delta Sigma. Literary Society
Waterloo
Desa Moines
Cedar Rapids
State Highway Commission
Double Wedding Party and Guests to Breakfast Here
A double ceremony at The Little Brown Church in the Vale in Nashua, followed by a wedding breakfast for 126 guests in Hale, features Miss Dorothy Matson and Mildred Rall as bridesmaids with Arno Nackel and George Nagle as best men. Hosts are Mr. and Mrs. Matson and Mr. and Mrs. Ralt. after the event, couples plan to reside in Minneapolis and Davenport respectively.
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Hale
Russell Winson Wien
Little Brown
Vale
Nashua
Worothy Matson
Forest Dy Matson
Y Rapids
Pry Howe Lamb
New We Lowe
Rapids
Chaiuness
Hansins
Ato
Matson
Ralt
Ing
Wielen Howe
Howe
Miles Ril
Ruth Eleanor Matson
Arno Nackel
Devenport
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
George Nagle
Town City
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Dr. Lamb
Harri Frankun Ball
Evanston
Trall
Three Hostesses Entertain Today at Bridge Lunch
One hundred guests attended a luncheon in Black's tea room with Mrs. P. H. Frank Mrs. Henry Frank and Mrs. A. H. Frank hosting. Three tables were decorated with autumn bouquets yellow candles and pace cards. After lunch guests played bridge.
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Black's Tea Room
P. H. Frank
Henry Frank
A. IH. Frank
Forget-me-not Club Meets at Mrs Kliegen Home
The Forget-me-not club is entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Carl Kliegen with Mrs. D Fr. Uperatt assisting the hostess.
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Carl Kliegen
D. Fr. Uperatt
Hints in beauty care Edna Kent suggests exercises and diet
The article promotes a slim supple figure for all ages and offers tips for exercise routines, abdominal and hip strength, and facial skin care. It advises regular 11 minute daily workouts, proper digestion, and avoiding overtaxing the skin, touting natural slimness and supplements.
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Edna Kent
Waterloo Girl and Newton Man Wed Here Today
The wedding of Miss Avelyn Helfenschmidt daughter of Mr and Mrs H G Helfenschmidt to George Huffman of Newton Indiana occurred at 1 pm at the parsonage of First Lutheran church with Rev Henry Mueller officiating. The bride wore a navy blue georgette frock and wore a manilla shade. Attendant was Miss Gertrude Reiter. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple plans to reside in Newton.
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Avelyn Helfenschmidt
H. G. Helfenschmidt
Farrisen Street
George Huffman
Newton
First Lutheran ‘Church
Henry Mueller
Misa Gertrude Reiter
Email Hellenschmidt
Brite
Miss Reiter
Huffman
H. C. Culver
Pasetor
First
M. J. Church
Josephil.bancroft
Patricia Louis? Bancroft
George T. Haar
Ringsted
Newell
Haar
Farlus
Bussey
Orville
Jesup
Clinton
John
McDonald
Ime
Henry McDonald
Jewell
Clinton C. Weisbard
Tisener
William
Harner
Irene
Colville
Wash
J. E. Garner
Swea City
John Harner
Second Street West
David A
Cedar Falls
George and
James
Goal
Thunder
Minn
W. C. Harner
J. C. Harner
Clara’ Hindman
Pueblo
Cole
J. S. Stevens
Nels Madsen
Arthur P. Cotton
Florida
Cab
Yanno N Benson
Florence Jensen
Omaha
Bonner
Casper
Wye
Latyrence Maar
Maar
Miss Jensen
Bir
Frank Rivenburg
Los Angeles
Cal
Music School Opens For Kindergarten Children
Mrs Helene Howell McDonald Miss Fae Collings and Mrs Bert Williams plan a private music school for kindergarten children. The school will operate in Mrs McDonalds home initially with Miss Collings as accompanist and Mrs Williams as health instructor. It may move to a church after two weeks. A meeting is scheduled Tuesday evening at Aloose hall with several officials to attend.
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Black Hawk County
Helene Howell McDonald
Fae Collings
Bert Williams
McDonald
Miss Collins
Williams
Mc.Donald
Christ Cures for World Ills Advanced in Ancient Times
Dr Robert Forlenhourgh of Gettyahuce Lutheran college preached at St James Lutheran Madison Ave and Seven Isthicek St on how Christ offered cure 1900 years ago for humanity’s ills. He argued that modern calls to end war or redistribute profits miss a deeper plan in Christ’s teaching and urged personal moral reform.
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York
Esis Christ
Robert Forlenhiaugh
Gettyahuce Lutheran College
St. Jame's Lutheran Church
Madison Avenue
Seven Isthicek Street
Cronps
Abednilis Vidhial
Nis
Lfe
Ethan
Chad H
Twenty eight Take Examination for Police Department
Twenty eight applicants for the Waterton police force prepared to take civil service examinations today. The session, supervised by William Recher chair and others, aims to select three candidates for open department positions.
Pink Unanimous Choice In London For Fall Gowns
London reports a pink fashion wave with shops on Regent and Oxford streets displaying garments in pink. A new Stepney Step dance trend rivals the Charleston as dancing schools predict it will be popular this winter. George Beckett turns bookmaker at the racecourse, signaling a shift from boxing to betting. Scotland Yard increases Croydon port vigilance to trap international criminals, noting swift effects on jewel thieves and smugglers using planes to reach the continent.
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London
Wond Street
Regent Street
Oxford Street
Lonnon
Beckett
Budawalzer
Joe Beckett
Great Britain
Carling
Doe
Phil Scott
Geckett
Si Tunney
Britain
Scotland Yard
Canada
Croxdon Naire
Legion Membership Drive To Begin At Local Post
Rooker Chapman post plans annual membership campaign with a kickoff at Memorial hall. Gerald Holton announces the campaign timing aligns with fiscal year changes and aims for a strong showing at the holiday season. A preliminary plan will be discussed at the Thursday post meeting with reports on American Legion activities and related local events.
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Rooker- Chapman Post
American Terion
Wicet Onder Waxecarlier
American Legion
Gerald Holton
Legionnaires
Dion
Memorial Hall
America Legion
Inghrmmaires
Alexander Vrank
Fairweather and Witry Lead in Club Trapshoot
Thirteen shooters competed Saturday in the weekly trapshoot at the Welving Canal club. Fairweather led with a high average and a near perfect 50 score, while Witry finished strong with 42 out of 50.
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Fairweather
Witry
Ganeluh
Abhin
Low Witry
Gerond
Local notices and travel reads from Waterloo column
Dr T Alford returns from Chicago on business. Mrs James Sanderson II IL visits at Mrs Leo Lillings home. A J Lake Guttenberg Ia visits Leona New in Waterloo. Miss Charlotte Elrong Wilmette former Marinello owner visits Waterloo friends. Waterloo attendees registered at Hotel Chase in St Louis for a few days. Various local residents host relatives and travel, including architectural plans for Mt Vernon high school and a $115000 Mt Vernon project. Nearby officials report promotions and medical treatments and long road trips in recent weeks.
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T. Alford
Chicago
James Sanderson II
Leo Lillings
Logan Avenue
Airs
A. J. Lake
Guttenberg
Leona New
Denver Street
Charlotte Elrong
Wilmette, I
Marinello
Waterloo
Steve
LaDue
Irom Waterloo
Hotel Chase
Louis
Meo
Mya. J
Umbaugh
Castle HI
Lloyd Knite
Dauchter
Janice
Cherokee
P. E. Bickenbach
Sloane M. Wallace
Chiscago
Fern Gray
Bayard Street
Mt Venon
Jd. G. Ralston
Harvey DeWald
Daytona Beach
Fla
Glenn Hiler
FE. Lambert
Monicella
Merle Filer
Prairieberg
M. G. Wellogg
Lupton Street
Dairy Cattle Congress
Philip E. Travis
Maywood
Marsh Street
Clinton P. Shockley
Ottumwa
Gayton B. Green
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Waterloo Exchange
A. J. Weigel
Hugh Timmons
War's danger to society stressed by woman voter
Mrs James W Morrison first vice president of the National League of Women Voters told Nebraska League of Women Voters delegates that war endangers society and must be replaced by lawful machinery. She supported a world court as a transition tool and argued armies and navies remain while other nations keep them, with a national police force needed.
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LincolIn
James W. Morrison
Hiesso
National League of Women Voters
Nebraska League of Women Voters
Morrison
Seimue
League of Women Voters
World Court
Moral Growth 16 Practical Need
New York reports Dr. William Norman Guthrie of St. Mark's Bouwerie returning from an 11 month European and Near East trip with his wife and two daughters. He warned that moral progress must parallel material development, criticizing colonial policy and noting primitive cave art in France as insight into humanity's evolution.
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New York
William Norman Guthrie
Oat St. Mark’s
Bouwerie
Les Esyes
France
Guthrie
London
Africa
Asia
Unity pastor links life unity to world and past
Dr. Henry Howard of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian preached on life unity, stressing humans are connected to family and history and influence future generations. He cited cosmic ties from molecules to moons and noted global fur farming trends as Australia prepares fur farms in Tasmania for opossums, wallabies, and other marsupials.
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New York
Henry Howard
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Fifty-fifth Street
Paul
Australia
United States
Canada
Tasmania
Cedar Falls Civil War Vets Meet In Annual Convention
Black Hawk County Veterans association convenes in Cedar Falls for the Civil War survivors and auxiliaries. Highlights include an address by E. J. Stonebreaker of Hampton and W. Beatty of Independence, a vocal solo by Miss Bessie Bell, officer elections, and a social close.
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Cedar Walls
Black Hawk County Veterans Association
Cedar Falls
Women’s Reef Corps
Assembly Singing of
America
Flora Bentley
E. J. Stonebreaker
Hampton
W. A. Beatty
Independence
J. P. Risley
Des Moines
Ole Nel
Son Ames
Bessie Bell
Stanley Woods
J. P. Nelson
P. BE. O
J.F. Cross
Altan Freeman
Mary E. Hunter
Europe
F. H. Cutler
B.I. L
H. H. Seerley
Knoepfler
Teachers College
John B. Knoepfler
George F. Barsalou
First Congregational’ Church
S. FL Hersey
Louis Beseman
S. A
Catholic Priest Attacks Materialists Over Soul Belief
In New York Rev Father J A Egan S J at St Francis Navier church argues materialists deny the soul. He cites Champlain Marquette Joliet and La Salle as guided by love of God and country, condemning modern atheism as moral and intellectual anarchy worse than mob violence or bombing.
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Father J. A. Egan
S. J
St. Francis Navier
West Sixteenth Street
Father Egan
St. Francis Navier’s College
America
Champlain
Marquette
Joliet
la Salle
Gott
Queen Marie of Roumania Becomes Expert Typist
The text notes Queen Marie of Roumania has become an expert typist using an American machine. Initially employing the two-finger system, she now types with eight fingers after months of practice, with much of her literary work still penned by hand. A veilef is referenced and a special collection for Florida storm victims is mentioned by Cardinal Hayes.
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Florida
Cardinal Hayes
Queen Marie
Roumania
Maine
Waterlog pattern catalog request and delivery note
An order form from the Evening Courier for up-to-date fashion patterns. Enclose 15 cents per pattern and send to the Fashion Department. Patterns allow for seams and should reach customers within about 10 days after sending the order.
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Fashion Department
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