Immanuel Lutheran Hosts Mission Festival In East High
At East High school auditorium Immanuel Lutheran Church Missouri Synod plans a two service mission festival with Rev Theodore Wolfram Cedar Rapids past president of Iowa district speaking in German. Rev M N Carter of Chicago and Sam Miller Uhm Pa Tuth of Stockbridge Mohican tribe to follow with English lecture by Miller. Sunday evening English service led by Rev Carter. proceeds aid various missions. many local clubs and groups listed for events and suppers through Thursday.
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East High School
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod
Theodore Wolfram
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Immanuel Church
M. N. Carter
Chicago
United States
Sam Miller
Mr. Miller
Stockbridge
Henry Hudson
Mass
Wisconsin
Lake Winnebargo
Menominee
Shawano County
Wis
U.S
Wah-Toonk-Nook
Carlisle University
Miller
U. S
2.Carter
Booker T. Washington
Carter
Children Fete and Officer Installations Planned
Yeomen Judges announce a public event at K of P hall Friday at 7:30 PM featuring a children’s fete and installation of officers for the year. Open to all, the evening includes refreshments, dancing to a five piece orchestra, cards, and a musical program with piano, vocal and violin numbers by local performers.
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K.of P. Hall
Club Notes Schedule of Hostesses and Meetings
Elden cluc will be entertained tomorrow afternoon at Mrs Roy Huletts home Reileas will be answered with current events Mrs Keith Crowther will entertain Jaeves Tarde clue tomorrow evening C E U title will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs A L Behrens F F club will be entertained tomorrow afternoon by Mrs Glen Barker Mrs Frank Jirsa will host FP OP club tomorrow afternoon
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J. H. Kremers
Burlington
Cc. H. Rathbun
Rathbun
Harvey Klotsch
Elden Cluc
Roy Hulett
Reileas
Keith Crowther
Jaeves Tarde Clue
U. Title
Alc. Behrens
F. F. Club
Glen Barker
Frank Jirsa
FP. O. P. Club
Social Affairs Linked to Fifty-Second Missionary Meeting
Social events accompany the fifty second annual meeting of the Women's Missionary society of the Iowa Synod. A dinner at Black's tea room, under Mrs L B Gates, features national missions milestones and Alaska work with speakers from Mason City and Waukon. An automobile tour and Young People's banquet are planned as part of the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Synod of Iowa
Black
First Presbyterian Church
Alaska
Fred &. Wattles
Sioux City
Wattles
National Financial Board
Young Women's Christian Association
Carl Kearns
Mason City
F. H. Eklees
Waukon
C. D. Jacobs
Marshalltown
Waterloo
First M. E. Church
D O V Branch Plans Future Events at Meeting
Daughters of Union Veterans met in Memorial hall with 23 visitors and one G A R comrade. Two members joined by transfer, new member H D Hunt. Elections Nov 1 and bazar Nov 19 planned. G A R birthday dinner Oct 13 for comrade guests. Various delegates attend conventions in Oklahoma City and Minneapolis. Activities include school program at Hawthorne and Lincoln Gettysburg address framed gift. Dinner at Hotel Russell-Lamson and St Marys Girls club meeting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Memorial Hall
A. R. Crooks
B. E. Davis
H. D. Hunt
Waterloo
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War and Auxiliary
Lincoln
Hawthorne School
St. Mary's Girls’ Club
B and P W Club Accepts Gift for Educational Fund
Members of the Business and Professional Woman's club voted to accept a Gates gift of 400 toward tuition, raising the combined Gates total to about 609 and boosting the club’s educational loan trust fund toward 1,530. The Gates gift proportion will grow as the fund increases, with future gifts matching the fund’s growth. The club highlights the loan fund as a core achievement and plans events including Lew Sarett’s lecture November 2 to benefit the fund, plus a benefit card party next Tuesday. The fall fair planning continues with a large Armory event set for October 30 to 22, featuring a style show, antiques, games, and various booths.
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Business and Professional Woman's Club
Bruce Gates
Gates Business College
Gates
Gates Business Cdge
Gates College
Lew Sarett
Sarett
Chicago
Northwestern University
Educational Loan Trust Fund
W. B. A. Card Party and Plans for Bazaar
W B A held a Moose hall card party yesterday with strong attendance. Mrs Herbert Lantz chaired cards and Mrs Cora Morgan led the kitchen. Favors went to Mrs L T Bryant Mrs Floyd Stevens and Mrs B A Sherman. At last night's meeting plans were set for a bazar at Moosehall November 14. The charter was draped for Mrs Ann Leverich and Mrs Arthur Snyder. A thimblebee is set for October 27 with Mrs Frank Chesebro. The next meeting is October 18.
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Moose Hall
Herbert Lantz
Cora Morgan
L. T. Bryant
Floyd Stevens
B. A. Sherman
Moosehall
Ann Leverich
Arthur Snyder
Frank Chesebro
Church Group Meetings Fill Weekend Church Schedule
The Ladies Aid of First Lutheran meets for an all day quilting at the church with a 2 30 p m business session hosted by Mrs Anna Krueger and Mrs E H Krueger. Linden M E Foreign Missionary society holds a regu lar meeting with a missionary play by young married women. Division 2 Linden church serves a harvest home supper tomorrow evening. Rev Joseph Yates may preach Sunday after planning to move to Waterloo Ia. Hostesses for Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid are Mrs William Webbeking Mrs Henry Wenthe and Mrs Orvis Widgel at 2 30 p m tomorrow. Central Christian group one meets at 2 30 p m tomorrow at Mrs Clarence Fifield s home. Union Congregational First Division meets Friday afternoon with Miss Maude LaTier postponed from yesterday. Plymouth Congregational Church observes church night tonight with a picnic supper. St Margaret s Guild St Mark s Episcopal meets 2 30 p m tomorrow with Mr W A Reed and Mrs James H Robinson assisting. harvest supper plans refined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s School
St. Margaret's Guild
W. A. Reed
Joe Roernes
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Lutheran Church
C. M. W. Club
C. H. Benson
Foreign Missionary Society
Linder M. E. Church
L. A. Danton
Aid Society
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Linden ME
St. Mary’s
Jaeves Tarde
Keith Crowther
Anna Krueger
E H. Krueger
Foreign Missionary Society of
Linden M. E. Church
Division 2
Linden Church
Joseph Yates
Wyoming
Waterloo
William Webbeking
Henry Wenthe
Orvis Widgel
Ladies’ Aid
Union Congregational Church
Maude LaTier
St. Margaret's Guild of
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
James H. Robinson
Acid Scalp and Danderine Raise Hair Shine Claims
A vintage health blurb promotes Danderine as a remedy for acid scalp and dandruff. It asserts hair will gain life and lustre within twenty four hours, claiming five minutes after application the dandruff dissolves and hair stays sleek.
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Will & Ware
Owen
Y. W. C. A announces many Waterloo activities in October
The Waterloo Y W C A outlines a busy October with a roundup supper for employed girls at 6 15 p m tomorrow at the association building. Guests include several humorous named characters and a mystery young man. Golf lessons begin Oct 10 and gym classes suit working women and children. Swimming remains central with new by product benefits. A six week term starts Oct 7 with medical exams required. A house party for business girls is set for Oct 8 9 at Morris Isle and a Halloween gathering is planned for Oct 26 jointly with the Y M C A.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Association
Jennie Jobless
Hannah Homeless
Hattie and Hortense Healthless
Priscilla Pepless
Bertha Brainless
Susie Styleless
Bessie White
Louise J. Palmer
Waterloo
Bob Elderton
Sunnyside Country Club
Gertrude Ederle
Waterloo Y. W. C. A
Morris Isle
Happy Hour Needlework Club Opens 27-28 Season
The Happy Hour Needlework club met at Sans Souci with Mrs. W. F. Mack hosting a 1 pm luncheon. Thirty members attended including guests Mrs. B. E. Lockwood, Mrs. J. W. Krapfel, Mrs. C. E. Culley, Mrs. Katherine Jackson of Waterloo, Mrs. Frank Roby of Minneapolis, and Mrs. Maurice Van Metre of Cleveland. Mrs. W. F. Jeffrey and Mrs. E. L. Corton assisted in serving.
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Happy Hour Needlework Club
W. F. Mack
Sans Souci
BE. J. Lockwood
J. W. Krapfel
C. E. Culley
Katherine Jackson
Waterloo
Frank Roby
Minneapolis
Maurice van Metre
Cleveland
W. F. Jeffrey
L. Corton
Gold Leaf Camp Royal Neighbors to Hold Meetings
Gold Leaf Camp of Royal Neighbors plans a Friday afternoon card party in EK hall with Mrs. Bee Smith in charge. Refreshments arranged by Mrs. Martin Courter, Mrs. John Greeks, and Mrs. Laura Myers. Juveniles meet 5:30 PM for picnic supper and stunt party. Evening lodge meeting with member reception. Banquet for 40 at Baptist church din ing room. Dr Howland Hansen Cedar Falls gave an address. Martin Tarbell elected president. Ruth Pollock to leave for Washington. Harold Dean to be vice president.
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Noble Grand Association
Af Temple
Rebekah Lodge
Anna Winder
Royal Neighbors
Hall
Bee Smith
Martin Courter
John Greeks
Laura Myers
Baptist Young Peoples’ Union
First Baptist Church
Howland Hansen
Cedar Falls
Martin Tarbell
Ruth Pollock
Washington
Harold Dean
Chapman resigns depot post in Marble Rock
Ronald Chapman resigned as assistant at the C. R. I. & P. depot in Marble Rock Iowa on October 5 and has moved with his wife to Faribault Minnesota.
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Marble Rock
Ronald Chapman
Faribault, Minn
Color in Gardens Color Schemes Highlight Waterloo Garden Club
Waterloo Garden club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. C A Waterbury. Mrs. George A Wood spoke on Color Schemes for the Flower Garden emphasizing tempered vivid color, gray and glaucous foliage, white accents, and blue tones. She praised ageratum, blue salvias, Artemisia lactiflora, and Nepeta Mussini edging.
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Waterloo Garden Club
C. A. Waterbury
George ~A. Wood
Mme
Edouard Andre
New England
Maggie Perry
Garden Club
Chautauqua Club Begins Study of Early Leaders
Chautauqua club opened its season with a study session at the public library. The discussion centered on Claude Bow ers The Times of Jefferson and Hamilton The Struggle for Democracy, contrasting Hamiltons aristocratic Loyalist faction with Jeffersons democratic element. Visitors Mr and Mrs Louis Johnson Bethlehem Pa will depart Friday for Evanston Ill to visit their son and wife Mr and Mrs Leland Johnson before returning home.
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Times of
Jefferson and
Hamilton
Claude Bowers
The
New York World
Jefferson
Louis Johnson
Bethlehem
Mr. Johnson
Walter Johnson
Waterloo
Evanston
Leland Johnson
Sophia Reinagle Bride of Leon Whitehead at Little Brown Church
Miss Sophia M Reinagie of St Louis Missouri married Leon E Whitehead at 1 pm Monday in the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua. The single ring ceremony followed a pearl trimmed gown with lace skirt and rose corsage. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Edward Seaborn of Fairbank. After November they will live at 144 Mohawk Street and plan a southern state trip. The bride has taught at Washington High School for three years. the groom is employed by Standard Oil in Dubuque.
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Sophia M. Reinagie
Whitehead
Mohawk Street
Washington High School
Dubuque
Standard Oil Company
Lehigh Official Killed by Freight Train
Lehigh Iowa Oct 5 John Williams 63 city official for years was killed by a freight train he failed to hear approaching as he walked along the spur track to the Lehigh Sewer Pipe and Tile Co plant. He had served as mayor justice of the peace and was president of the board of education at his death.
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Lehigh
John Williams
Chicago” Great Western Railway
Lehigh Sewer Pipe & Tile Co
Williams
Board of Education
Camay Soap Ad Promises Delicate Fragrance and Free Cake
An advertisement extols Camay soap with its light elusive perfume and youthful dewiness. It offers a free cake by sending name and address to Procter and Gamble in Cincinnati. Otherwise buyers can find Camay on shelves at grocers, druggists, and department stores at a low price.
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Camay
Procter & Gamble Co
Dept. I
Cincinnati
Ohio
America
Ceylon
Java
India
Australia
Melchoir Court to Honor Chief John C Snyder
Members of Melchoir court No 8 Ben Hurlodge will entertain Friday evening at Elk Run hotel in honor of supreme chief John C Snyder Crawfordsville Indiana A picnic supper at 630 pm will be served for members and friends A special program includes addresses by Mr Snyder and James Co Murtagh plus musical numbers Dancing will conclude the entertainment The membership campaign will start during the evening
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Melchoir Court
Ben Hurlodge
Elk Run Hotel
John C. Snyder
Crawfordsville
Ind
Mr. Snyder
James Co. Murtagh
Elizabeth Highmey and Merle Mosier Married June 13
Mrs Lettie H Highmey announces the marriage of her daughter Elizabeth to Merle Mosier on June 13 at Mitchell South Dakota Rev Mr McManus of the Presbyterian church officiating Attendants were Carl Klingaman Waterloo and Mrs McManus The bride a West graduate
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Lettie H. Highmey
Fourth Street West
Elizabeth
Merle Mosier
Jacob Mosier
Waterloo
Mitchell
McManus
Presbyterian Church
Carl Klingaman
West
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Plymouth Church
O. EB
S—Masonic Hall
Helen Gould
Memorial
Trinity American Luther League
Agnes Neilson
Helen Martin
Marcella Bandfeld
Helen Silver
Hllen
Lorna Burgess
Linn’ Anderson
Glenn Beebs
Dean Scroggy Novelty
Mary Bradley
Thelma Stribley
Rebekah
Narvee
Black Hawk Hotel
Eohemia Thompson
Mary Lee White
Marcia Ward
Ella Swing
Vernette Wood
Della Darling
W. R. Law
Supreme P. E. O
Oklahoma City
Chapter FE
Ames
What Cheer
Waucoma
Storm Lake
Oakland
A. B. Lovejoy
Supreme Convention
P.I. A
Clifford Fox
John Fiske
Parent-Teacher Association
Council Bluffs
Clinton F Smith
Allen Memorial Hospital
Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority
Tewn State Teachers College
Russell-Lamson
Truman Wagner
Lucile Cutler
Marguerite Gay
King's Daughters
Silver Cross Circle
J. C. Forbes
T. H. Glasener
C. B. Klingaman
Erraine Gibson
B. and, P. W. Club
Church News
Central Christian Church
Clarence Fifield
Plymouth Congregational Church
Happy Hour Club
Gold’ Leaf
George Wood
Chautauqua Club
Sophia. Reinagle
Mes Bride of
Leon Whitehead
Rose
Kuella Rose VanEman
Mar
Wilbur Z
VanEman
Macd McCausland
Lcensed
Water St
Cleopatras Beauty
Caesar
Cleopatra
Antony
James M. Barrie
Elizabeth Highmey
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