First presentation of The Rock by Westminster Drama League
Mary Hamlin's play The Rock, winner of the Drama League of America prize for religious drama, debuts at Westminster Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening. It will be repeated Sunday Oct 15 as part of the league's plan to broaden acquaintance with religion and drama. Directed by Truman de Roame, the cast includes Dana Campbell Adina Nine Ricketts Alice Miller Eva Moore and others. Community involvement welcome. tonight features R.P. ProW club and local social events are listed.
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Mary Hamliin
Drama League of America
Westminster Presbyterian
Westminster Dram League Plains
Westminster Drama League
WP. Menormick
Teter
Truman de Roame
Non
Otters
Dana Campbell
Adina
Nine Ricketts
Deborah
Alice Miller
M Magdala
Ven
Edwin Moore
A. Beaumnan
Titus
Dr Agur
Eva Moore
Magdala
Prominent Mitchell Couple Celebrates Nuptial Anniversary
A Mitchell county reception marked the sixtieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs RT St John. Since 1846 they helped develop the region on a purebred stock farm by the Wapsipinigan river near Riceville. Col St John, Civil War veteran and former sheriff, served in many roles and now aids state fish and game. The couple have two sons and seven grandchildren, remaining healthy and active.
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Riceville
Tas
Ale
RT. St. John
Mitchell County
McGregor
Wapsipinican
F. R
Rieville
San Antonio
Abrs. St. John
Col. St. John
State Fair Board
Grand Army of the Republic
Mildred Fish Party Hosted by Two Society Members
Mildred Fish, soon to marry George Hagerman, was feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Julius Johnson and Mrs. Leon Sehoel at a home. Lavender and yellow decorated the event with guests including H. T. Wagner and others.
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Mildred Fish
George Hagerman
Julius Johnson
Leon Sehoel
Mimes
H. T. Wagner
Adelaide Gilchrist
W.F. Eblen
Houston
Tex
Cyril Benee
Glen Ralston
Merton Piedrey
M.E. Makeever
Pearl Ambrose
Janis Woodbury
Marguerita Driscoll
Bee Driscoll
Henrietta Thiry to Wed Minnesota Groom in Immaculate Conception
Henrietta Thiry of 410 Mulberry street will marry a Minnesota man, a St Paul native. The ceremony occurs tomorrow at Immaculate Conception Church in Gilbertville with a reception at the bride’s parents home. After a short visit in Mankato the couple will reside at 121 Fifth Street Northeast North St Paul Minnesota.
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Henrietta Thies
Mulberry Street
Walsc
Uy Mon
Immaculate Conception
Gibertville
Miss Thiry
Irene Thiry
Aii
Joseph Thiry
Washburn
Hilliaeh
PA. Ililpisch
St. Paul, Minn
Frieda Fisch
Misa Maragret Lieh
Ava Maria
Mrr
Andrew Fried
Sam Willumson
Waterloo
Mankato
Minn
Visi
Mary Marcelline
Fifth Street
North St. Paul
Adies Heald
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of St. Paul
Isabella Circle Elects Officers for New Term
Daughters of Isabella met last evening at the Knights of Columbus hall and chose officers led by regent Mrs. J. T. Sullivan and vice regent Miss Theresa Feyareisen. A reception for Commander A Beatty of Sons of Union Veterans was planned in Independence, Iowa. Delphian Soviets Ipha chapter met at the WCGAL for luncheon and study, while Royal Neighbors slated an adjourned meeting in Waterloo at 3 30 p.m. at Mrs C R Clemens home.
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Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
Phi Omega Pi
Adelaide Blythe
Black's
Daughters of
Isabella
Columbus Hall
J. T. Sullivan
Theresa Feyareisen
Lucile O'Hagan
Charles Burke
Mayme Egan
H. TR. McDermott
Monitor
James McMullan
John Kasecht
Mayme Keegan
Wiliam Dennigan
Elizabeth Frost
Robert Obele
Arthur Husman
Andrew Salz
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Auxiliary
Independence
A.beatty
National
Delphian Soviets Ipha
W. CG
Royal
Waterloo
Royal Nelshoors
C. R. Clemens
Ladies Musical Improvement club hosts at Mrs Young home
Mrs Charles M Young and Mrs H C Wilbur will host the Ladies Musical Improvement club Thursday at 1 oclock in Mrs Youngs home. The group studies a music understanding course now in its second year focusing on Masonbulls From Song to Symphony. Mrs Tred J Miller and Mrs B M Paty Sen will lead the lesson continuing the piano enu…
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Charles M. Young
H.C. Wilbur
Ladies Musical Improvement Club
Hints in beauty care answered letters
A reader asks about exercises to tone chest muscles and aging effects on skin. The response urges regular bathing skin cleansing and avoiding harsh treatments. Advice includes scalp hair care and facial routines, with exercises, massaging routines, and fruit juice for complexion improvement.
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Eletters
Church Women Prepare Meetings Across Local Churches
Readable notices show multiple church groups scheduling Friday and tomorrow meetings. Activities include study book presentations by Mrs Reed, a noon luncheon hosted by Mrs Rnode and Mrs Mawkins, talks by Dr Boatman, and various society sessions at First Congregational, Westminster Presbyterian, Walnut Street Baptist, and St Paul’s churches with hostesses and committee chairs named.
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Grica Methodist
Earla A. Boatman
YWCA to Open Autumn Classes for Employed Girls
The YWCA announces autumn programs for the employed girls department with weekly meetings starting Oct 14 aboard the steamship YWCA for the Blue Triangle League to Friendship Land. Capt Vida Mae Beck and officers lead supper, table talks, group singing, classes at 7:30 pm, gym recreation, and various courses across millinery, Christmas crafts, glee club, china painting, public speaking, and more, beginning the week of Oct 14 with minimum enrollments required.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Blue ‘Triangle League
Friendship Land
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Accretmry
Vida Mae Beck
Della Hiteh
Helen Pfeffer
Edna Engler
Waterloo
FF. R. Cobb
A. ¢. Prime
CG. Wilbur
Walter Stoner
George E. Lichty
City in Brief: funeral travels and local notices
Mrs. . T. Dyhsford returns from Dixon to report her aunt Mrs. Andrew Smith’s funeral. George Gessner visits Dunkerton before returning home from weekend with Robert Waite Jr. Mrs. Sick Lies and daughter Elizabeth travel to Chicago for a whale watch trip. Richland Center Wis. hires Frank Brothers Clothiers worker as window trimmer. Neva Pearl Wilson to vacation two weeks visiting St. Paul and Alma. Henry Newton family and Miss Marielle Stark back from Missouri Kansas Arkansas trip. Aterle J. Brown and others leave for St. Louis to attend World Series games. Mary Pieters and John Brossie wed by Judge Beem. Mrs. W. Fr. Ehlen of Houston visits local residents. formerly Violet Cox. Mrs. Chester Buchanan injured after slipping near home. taken to physician. James and Mrs. Leonard plan move to California. Bartles-Shepherd companions omit farewell dinner details. Lere Alford bankruptcy petition filed in Palm Beach. assets and liabilities listed. Citizenship granted to several residents by Judge Wood after district court hearing.
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T. Dyhsford
Clay Street
Dixon
Andrew Smith
George Gessner
Dunkerton
Robert Waite, Jr
Western Avenue
Sick Lies
Elizabeth
Lafayette Street
Neva Pearl Wilson
State Street
St. Paul
Minn
Almena
Wis
Henry Newton
Baby
Black Hawk Road
Marielle Stark
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Mary Pieters
John Brossie
Eldora
J. C. Beem
Municipal Court
W. Fr. Ehlen
Houston
Tex
F.C. Fish
Lane Street
Ehlen
Violet Cox
Chester Buchanan
Jefferson Street
Sheaken
Ambulan
James Leonard
Bartles-Shepherd CW Company
Leonard
California
Bartles-Shepherd Company
Glaeck’s
Lere Alford
West
Palm Beach
Fla
Ai Jordan
Northeast Town
Alford
Allens
G. W. Woodefter
Ruly Teland
Emil Max Bruch
Emanuel J. Raubey
Harris Frank
Marvel Cornelia
Frank
Trefane Franck
Sarah Sparks
James Gimere Maynard
William Meatt Br. Lie
Severin Peterson
Meyer Vederman
Mea
James G. Smith
James Nicholas Treves
Andrew Snyder
Believe Garlisle Slain to Protect Forgery Swindle
Authorities in Wisconsin and Chicago pursue a theory that Jackson L. Carlisle was killed near Twin Lakes to shield a $2,000,000 stock forgery. William Meyers is sought after seen in Twin Lakes the day before Carlisle’s mutilated body was found. Carlisle’s effects included checks totaling $600,000 and stock certificates amid forgery gear.
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Garlisle
Chicago
Kenosha County
Wisconsin
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Jackson L. Cartisle
Twin Lakes
William
Big Boy) Meyers
Illnois
Moyers
Carlisle
Meyers
Tracy Richardson
Mexico
Richardson
Philadelphia Legion Fare Scrip for National Convention
Certificates granting one fare for the round trip to the American Legion national convention in Philadelphia Oct 11 to 15 were received by Gerald Holton adjutant Becker Chapman post from R J Laird Des Moines adjutant of the state department. Legionnaires will ride the Hawkeye Special attached to Illinois Central, made up at Fort Dodge. men from Alontour Grundy Center Cedar Falls will entrain here with the local delegation. At home, Will Adams hosted Lizzie Johnson Portland Ore H M Mowatt Backus Victor Hecock Frederika Ia Saint Mrs Herbert Adams Mrs J Sn Swanziger and daughter Nadie Doris Mowatt Waterloo.
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The
American Legion
Philadelphia
Gerald Holton
Becker
Chapman Post
R. J. Laird
Des Moines
State Department
Fort Dodge
Fran Alontour
Grundy Center
Cedar Falls
Will Adams
Lizzie Johnson
Portland
Ore
H. M. Mowatt
Backus
J Victor Hecock
Frederika
Herbert Adams
J. Sn. Swanziger
Ma Nadie
Doris Mowatt
Waterloo
Patterns for Waterloo Evening Courier designs sale
Waterloo Evening Courie offers up-to-date patterns for accompanying designs through the Fashion Department. Enclose 14 cents per pattern and order patterns with seams. All orders are filled promptly and should reach you within ten days after sending.
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Waterloo
October Rainfall Totals and Bridge Contract Award
Rainfall for the first five days of October totaled 2.41 inches, 1.02 inches more than last year. Daily figures list Oct 1 at .61, Oct 2 at .4, Oct 4 at 1.66, Oct 5 noted. A bridge contract for a 212 foot Nishnabotna River span on Primary 18 south of Extra was awarded to Ben W. Cole of Ames. contract figures not yet released.
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Audubon
Nishnabotna River
Extra
Ben W. Cole
Ames
Abe Martin on drinking and channeling energy
Tell Binkley asserts people won’t return to tame beer or wine even if available. He speaks after having a stomach wound patched, urging redirecting energy into proper channels.
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Tell Binkley
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Nahine Rebekah
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George Ilelity
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Kensington
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Clarence Baker
McKinley School
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Cedar Review
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Webster City
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Detroit
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Black
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Quota Club
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Miss Black
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Man
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Alec
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Lakes
Westminster Presbyterian Church
D. A. Stevenson
Missaionary Society of Cedar Wreights Comminits Presbyterian Church
Tilton
Walker
St. Luke's
Wendy
Orestepmams
Frank Miller
Breieta
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Ishalm
Missionary Department
Mire
Charles Asbayely
BL Mores
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Elwood L. Sanders
Louise Palmer
Beth Tracy
Y. W. CG. al
Adell Miniger
Mmes
Ralph Hoxie
H. C. Wilbur
C. A. Morris
A. J. Shimer
Filigabeth Kenney
Callie Wieder
Miss Bee Bogardus
Buchanan’s—Y. M. C. A. Bldg
Aterle J. Brown
Victor A. Zellhoefer
Hido [Ken
William F. Graham
St. Louis
Legion
Ree
Abe Martin
Bridge St
House of Satisfaction
Rumford
Powdes
H. F. Greten & CO
Bridge Street
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