Employed Girls League Opens City Club Activities
Society notes describe a Young Women’s Christian Association program for employed girls, opening Thursday evening with Miss Florence Brinton presiding. Sessions cover first aid, personality study, poetry and music, plus sports and arts, aimed at offering study, recreation, and social welcome for newcomers and visitors. More than 100 are expected. supper is available for a nominal charge.
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Girls’ League
W. H. Langlas
H. C. Wilbur
Florencs Brinton
Shin
Nettle Grows
Pineclair
Girs’ Council
Marbeth Bellis
Wilda Mae Beck
Minnie MeKereher
Lucile McQuilkin
Hdna George
Jesus
Knapn
Baeinners
Brinton
Association
Helen Bennett to Talk to Waterloo Women
Helen Bennett famed organizer of the Woman's World's fair will speak in Waterloo on Wednesday October 28 under the auspices of the Enthusiasts and Professional Women's club. She will spend the day assisting students at the high schools and address public assemblies in the evening. The program includes a public lecture and a question period with rapid audience participation. Mrs C W Chapman president introduced the speaker and shared impressions from her travels abroad.
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Helen Bennett
Chicago
Waterloo
Cnuh
Weinfachion
Pabique
Wny
C. W. Chapnan
Waterloo Woran
MM Yulia MM. Myers
Wan
Tarakan
Chapman
Narch Trica
Pier 10
Fanny Hemenway
Department officer to inspect Tincal D V on Nov 17
A department inspector Miss Pearl Clapp Fairfield will visit the Waterloo unit of the Daughters of Vet erans during a memorial hall meeting last evening. Business considered included postponement of the bazaar election of Mrs Stella Shirley and the schools for OSI 15. The birthday party for GA R comrades and Sept Oct anniversaries was noted. The patriotic instructor post was declared vacant to be filled next meeting.
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Pearl Clapp
Fairfield
Waterloo
Memorial Hall
Bavar
1Stella Shirley qQueil
Osi
GA. R
Smith Bussler Nuptials Read at Noon in Virgen Wis
The wedding of Dorothy Mac Smith and Leroy Vo Smith took place at noon at the First Baptist Church with Rev. R. E. Williamson officiating. The ceremony featured a rosewood satin gown, an archway of hydrangea, a shower bouquet, and a two course luncheon for about 50 guests. The couple, with the groom’s family from El Dorado Kan, plan to spend the winter in Florida before returning to Waterloo in the spring.
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Dorothy Mac
Leroy Vo Smith
R. E. Wiliamson
First Baptist
Roland Taylor
Mmes
R. C. Metcutti
Zentt Stauffacher
George Carson
Foy. Cobb
L. G. Peek
R. O L. Raush
A. J. van Doran
West High School
Smith
Falan-Fleming
M. GC. Smith
Eldorado
Kan
Waterloo
PT A Units to Join State and National Societies
Lafayette and John Figker Parent-Teacher associations opened the year by affiliating with state and national groups. The Laf ayette gathering drew 128 patrons with a varied program in the kindergarten room including songs, a male quartet, and a playlet. New officers included Miss Mary McGraw as treasurer and Opal Haven guiding the program committee.
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Lafayette
John Figker
Lafayette School
Ye Leachers
Norma Gaiser
W. O. Richardson
St. Clair
J. J. Lyman
E. J. Warde
Tiny Martin
Lincoln Circle
Piie Soto
Opal Haven
Mary McGraw
Bedlerary
Ruth Watson
Frances Grout
Misnex Lund
Lewis Blitseh
Soni Entertainment Committee
C. F. Briner
Gust Meier
Tom
Fourth Street
J&est
Per Rebekahs
Church News Highlights From Local Parishes Season Start
The Sacre Heart Girls Club organized its season at the church with Miss Agnes Meany named chairman to plan a Halloween party on October 26 and a card party. meetings set for the second and fourth Mondays. Wartburg Lutheran notes a box social on October 13 and a Halloween party on October 27. Hazel Dow elected secretary to finish Miss Elony Anderson’s term. The Thamemakers meet Friday 6:30 pm at First Methodist. First Congregational postpones fellowship supper to October 16 due to furnace repairs. St Mary’s women plan a fruit shower for sisters in the schooling hall Thursday afternoon. quilting and sewing for Lazarus group to entertain. Harmony Class at First Presbyterian met for a freezing Tuesday session with a surprise package sale. St John’s women host a card party tonight in the parish hall.
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Sacre
Heart Girls' Club
Mene Bers
Agnes Meany
Wartburg Z Hirst Lutheran Church
Ft Hallowe’en
Misa Hazel Dow
Elony Anderson
Mary E. Pratt
Harmony
First Presbyterian Church
Cesit Scott
J. J. Rainbow
Hugh Patterson
Mea. G. W. Selhie
Miss Schotter to Wed Kenneth Lynes Oct 18 in Westminster
Arpind Aira Mears BR Schotter announces the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter Miss Inger Peart to Kenneth Karl Lynes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin F. Lynes. A formal party hosted at 629 Falls Avenue featured games dancing and a three course luncheon. Favors included bluebird ecards announcing the nuptial event.
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Arpind Aira. Mears
BR. Schotter
Falls Avenue
Inger Peart
Kenneth
Karl Lynes
Franklin F. Lynes
Westmnster
Dyterlan
Bluebirds
Luncheon Bridge Parties Honor Mrs Galloway in Fort Worth
A hostess presided at a Tuesday luncheon bridge in her home honoring Alts Reneée Galloway of Fort Worth Texas, with pink rose centerpieces, three tables in play, and music by violin and piano. The gathering included club members and a birthday note, while other society items noted a pastor reception at First Methodist and several local club activities and programs.
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Orlo Miller
Reneée Galloway
Fort Worth
Tex
Bashar
Aa. E Wa'd
Afra
O. R. Brundage
Laverne Beal
Elizgabeth McCartney
Little International Livestock Show Set at Town State College
Ames students will compete in the annual Little International livestock show at Town State College, an event dating to 1913. The show offers loving cups and prizes to agricultural division exhibitors, plus a co ed frying contest whose proceeds aid judging teams in national contests.
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Town State College
Waller Manufacturing Starts Operations After Moving from Dubuque
Waller Manufacturing Company moved from Dubuque to Westfield and began operations today with about 20 workers. The plant plans to expand to 40 to 45 as it reaches full operation, producing automobile heaters dash controls and cut-out valves sold through distributors across the United States and Canada.
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Waller Manufacturing Company
Dubuane
Miller Products Company
Westfield
Wattet States
Canada
Club Notes Rally At Home Of Mr and Mrs Fletcher
RH OD Bridge Club met Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs William Fletcher with favors given to Mr and Mrs W J Murphy Mrs H Ho Miller and John Buchhole reflecting a friendly club social evening.
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W. J. Murphy
H. Ho Miller
John Buchhole
RH. OD
Bridge Club
WL. Fletcher
Canopus Officers Honored Guests At Waterloo Meeting
Henry Moran of St Pan Minn and R G Thompson of Minneapolis international president and treasurer served as guests of honor at a Waterloo Canopus club meeting at Sunny Side Country Club. They spoke on Canopus work and service opportunities in Canada. Other speakers included John Tuthill and George Harris. The evening featured a musical program by Pedicord and Anderson and a card party, with about 130 in attendance. Moran and Thompson left for the Twin Cities after visiting Cedar Rapids. They planned an extensive tour of events soon.
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Henry Moran
St. Pan
Minn
R. G.thompson
Anespolis
Conopus Club
Waterloo
Canopus Club
Synnysside Country Club
John Tuthill
Imer Lichty
Jank Farwell
H. W. Wente
J. J. Rideyour
George Harris
Canopus
Aries C. Mauriegh
Atheer
William Pedicord
Chariea Anderson
Mr. Moran
Str. Peompsan J
Twin Cities
Cedar Rapids
Injunction Blocks Farm Improvements Neglect Case
Judge Edwards grants a temporary injunction in a dispute between C. L. Hansen and George Benton over celery and fruit crops on land rented from Hansen. Charles Guy Inter alleges irrigation costs and neglect by Benton, claiming damages and risk of crop loss. Damages cited reach 3000 though the exact sum is unsettled.
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Inter
Edwards
C. L. Hansen
George Benton
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Hansen
Wansen
Italia
Denton H
Cadillac Attached But Returned In Alienation Suit
Matilda Caward faced an attachment in an alienation case brought by Mrs. C W Fricks for 25006 dollars. The Cadillac was levied upon last Sunday but was returned to Caward due to a fatal defect in the process.
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Matilda Caward
Segan
C.W. Fricks
Attorney alleges Coward sought to dispose property to dodge claim
An application for attachment accuses Mrs. Coward of planning to dispose of her property and move out of the county to leave her creditor unsecured. The filing identifies Mrs. Ericka as attorney for the claimant and centers on actions taken to reach service after weeks of delay.
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Ericka
Coward
Fricks
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