Mrs Cowles to Speak at P T A District Meeting
Mrs Perry Cowles president of the Waterloo council of Parent Teacher associations will respond to a welcome at the northwest district meeting of the Iowa Congress of Prem ents and Teachers in Dubuque October 18. A school of instruction will be conducted and Miss Hattie E Greenhow and Prof D I Berger will speak on child study and parent education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Congress of Prements and Teachers
Dubuque
Perry Cowles
Waterlo Council of Parunt
Frank Beutlh
Walton A. Keller
Cedar Rape ‘Dds
Beutlh
Anniversaries Mark Dinner at Black's Tearoom
J R Thompson hosts a dinner for 12 Tuesday at Black's tearoom to celebrate their 21st wedding anniversary. Dr and Mrs Rohlf also observe their 21st anniversary and attend with guests Dr Vera Norton from Cincinnati Dr W A Rohlf and Miss Ida Rohlf from Cedar Falls. The event occurs at 1721 Third Street West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Mrs. Thompson
Third Street
Parties Precede Wedding of Miss Katherine Orrick
In honor of Miss Katherine Orrick, whose marriage to George Redenbaugh of Tabor will take place on Oct. 20, several parties are planned. A luncheon is set for Friday by Mrs. Jackson McCoy at 146 Prospect Avenue. Mrs. E. E. Higley of Evanston will host a luncheon Saturday at her mother Mrs. George Nauman’s Suis Souci park home for Miss Orrick. Mrs. Hasy Orrick Jr. will host a luncheon Monday in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Orrick
George Redenbaugh
Tabor
Jackson McCoy
Prospect Avenue
E. E. Higley
Evanston
George Nauman
Suis Souci Park
Ortick
Hasy Orrick, Jr
Cedar’ Falls
Bride to Be Miss Medeline Manning to Marry George O'Donnell
Miss Medeline Manning engaged to George O'Donnell of Des Moines with wedding planned for early November. This week she will be honored by social affairs including a bridge party hosted by Mrs. M. Gleason at 1124 Washington Street and a gathering by Miss Imogene Payne at 410 Leland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medeline Manning
George O'Donnell
Des Moines
Paul . Manning
Miss Manning
M. Gleason
Washington Street
Imogene Payne
Leland Avenur
Cedar Falls Bride Marries Buckingham Man in Local Church
Cedar Falls announces the marriage of Helen Elbert to J Atlas Minnis at First Methodist Church. Minnis, of Buckingham, will reside in Hampton where he works for Central Iowa Power and Light. The notice also mentions Lillian Bergreen and Dewey Link wed in Walnut Street Baptist Church and a Loyal Order of Moose dance series starting Wednesdays at Moose Hall with invites from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar
Elbert
Hiskey
Franklin Street
Helen
J. Atlas Minnis
W. O. Minnis
Buckingham
M. EB. Church
Minnis
Hampton
Central Iowa Power & Light Co
Link-Bergreen
Lillian Bergreen
Dewey Link
Walnut Street “Baptist Church
Warren L. Breeves
Summit Siets
Order of Moose
Moose Hall
Order
Breakfast Compliments Mrs. R. C. Moore at Pink Dahlias
Mrs. R. G. Moomey, formerly Miss Marie Butterfield, attended a 9 o clock Sunday breakfast hosted by Mrs. Joseph Lutgen and others at 403 Oak Lawn Avenue Pink dahlias and orchid candles decorated the table Mrs. Moore received a china gift Guests included Mrs. Paul Otto and several others. A piano recital date was announced for Mabel Ettinger Tompkins studio with a program list. A card party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hinze featured prizes for several attendees and out of town guests attended from Ashton Ta and Sibley Ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Mom'c
Marie Butterfield
Hemor
Joseph Lutgen
Paul T. Manning
Kathryn Gleason
Helyn Miller
Lutgen
Oak Lawn Avenue
Moore
China
Paul §S. Otto
W. E. Steeley
Glenn Beers
T. J. Fitzgerald
John Plynn
Virginia Clary
Ruth Hamilton
Dorothy Weiss
Ethel Reinhart
Lenna Prather
Ethel Brinkman
Mabel Ettinger Tompkins
Fourth Street West
H. BE. Hinze
Peoria Strest
J. Bussey
Joseph Bloes
Joseph Pint
P. J. Jungen
Joseph Blees
J. T. Blees
Ashton
Charles E. Fox
Maxine
Sibley
Lincoln P T A to Meet With Parenthood Talk
Lincoln school Parent-Teacher Association will meet Tuesday at 7 30 pm in the school building. Dr Rey Leslie Smith pastor Grace ME church will speak on Parenthood. Ettabelle Storer will play violin and Wilma Schrag will read. Sixth and seventh grade mothers will be hostesses. Lafayette P T A also to meet with program and mothers of sixth and seventh grade pupils as entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Parent-Teacher Association
Rey Leslie Smith
Grace M. E. Church
Parenthood
Ettabelle Storer
Wilma Schrag
Parent-Teacher Association of
Lafayette
Iowa Educational Leaders to Dine With Town State Teachers Guests
A dinner at Black's tearoom will honor Dr O R Latham president of Town State Teachers College Cedar Falls Mrs Latham Dr Walter Jessup president University of Iowa Iowa City and Dr R M Hughes president Iowa State College Ames. About 43 guests including Merry Wives members and spouses will attend with autumn flowers and an informal program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Latham
Town State ‘Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Latham
Walter Jessup
University of Iowa
Iowa City
R. M. Hughes
Iowa State College
Ames
Black's Tearoom
C. W. Kine
Warrlog
Warrlog, Mrs. %. L. Ritter and Mors, Myron Wilcox, Cedar Foils
Materladaing
Merry Wives
Eduction
State ‘Teachers College
Church Society Meetings Scheduled This Week Across Local Parishes
Several church groups announce meetings this week including First Lutheran Missionary Society gathering Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Emil B. Jesse’s home 726 Parker St West Major Guild of First Presbyterian Church meets Wednesday at 2 30 in the church with hostesses Mrs G Jillien Mrs Ry Li Hutchinson and Mrs Huddieston Open House by Ladies Social Union and Clara Barton Guild Wednesday at Universalist Parish House 120 Independence Ave led by Mrs Victor Long Mrs Floyd Kennedy and Mrs L A Cobb The Ladies Social Union holds its regular meeting Thursday afternoon with hostesses Mrs Truman Aldrich and Mrs Leah Robinson 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Five
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Emil B. Jesse
Parker Street
First Presbyterian Church
G. Jillien
Ry Li Hutchinson
Huddieston
Wordesley
Universalist
Independence Avenue
Ladies’ Social Union
Clara Barton Guild
Victor Long
Floyd Kennedy
L. A. Cobb
Ladi Social Union
Truman Aldrich
Leah Robinson
Barg Siegel Rites Solemnized at Moose Hall
Mrs Marian Siegel daughter of Mr and Mrs A Siegel became the bride of Ben Barg of Oelwein in a 5 o'clock Sunday ceremony at Moose hall with Rabbi Fatach of Chicago officiating before about 80 guests. The couple will reside in Oelwein after a honeymoon to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Siegel
A. Siegel
Seventh Street West
Ben Barg
Oelwein
Tites
Moose Hall
Rabbi Fatach
Chicago
Toses
Clinton
Forest City
Delvein
Eldora
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Alma
Mason City
Grinnell
Barg
Gates Business College
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Cheese Biscuits Fundraiser at Sacred Heart Parish
A parish card party and bridge event at Sacred Heart Church hall on Friday Oct 12 features cheese biscuits made with grated sharp cheese. The Thimbiberation Benefit Association hosts a Wednesday afternoon social at Mrs Joel Trotter’s 167 Prench Street home. Dr Martha Hayward visits Oak Park sister Mrs James A Conk at 1011 Randolph Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
We'nan’s Benefit Association
Myrs
Joel Trotter
Prench Street
Martha Hayward
Oak Park
J M
James A. Conk
Randolph Street
Club Notes Pioneer meets with Mrs Petat at Clay Street
Pioneer club notes document a meeting with Mrs Albert Petat at 419 Clay Street scheduled for Tuesday afternoon at 2 30. The item preserves the event details and attendee name from the archival blurb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Clu
W. B.A
Albert Petat
Claystreet
Eafternoon
Yaelnek
Pearl Wedding Anniversary Noted in Independence
On Friday May 8 the thirtieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. A C Hall was quietly observed at their Independence home. The couple, who wed at the bride’s parents’ house near Walker, moved to Independence soon after and have remained residents as Mr. Hall runs a local trucking business. He is the son of a pioneer contractor in the city and has lived here his entire life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
A. C. Hall
D. V. Mattice
Walker
Noted Waterloo businessman Feuss dies in New York region
Jacob Feuss, about 70, founder of a Waterloo meat market and planter, died at 3 30 p m Saturday at his farm home near Bouckville New York He leaves a widow four sons Chester Walter Clyde and Harry and two daughters Mayme and Vernetta One daughter died in infancy while the family resided here Feuss had farms in New York state and previously built a market block at 227 Fourth Street West with Brest Volkmann He harvested 6000 bushels of peas this year selling them in New York at 2 to 6 dollars per bushel with a harvest cost of 40 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gacob Fellss
Bouckville
Syracuse
Ira Rodamar
Pioneer National Bank
Feuss
Waterloo
Brest Volkmann
Fourth Street
New York State
Bernbrock
Waterloo Laundry Company
New York
Thomas Cascaden
Feass
Chester
Walter
Clyde
Harry
Mayme
Vernetta
Democrats Hear Marsh and Thorney Tonight
Democrats of the Third district plan a 7 p.m. dinner and speeches at Hotel Russell Lemnson. No reservations. public welcome. Dinner is $1. Leo F. Tierney of Dubuque and W. W. Marsh of Waterloo will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell-Lemnson
M. H. Kelly
Kelly
Leo F. Tierney
Dubuque
Congress
W. W. Marsh
Waterloo
Week by Week With a Tangilow Hats at Woods demand
The piece describes Woods selling Parisian styled hats including close fitting metallic hats and snap felts. It notes Mr Auerbach travels to the Eastern markets weekly for new models. Woods advertises a hat for every purse and promises fashionable delivery after a busy Castle Congress week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parisian
Woods
Paris
Pottery Vase Lamp Bases Offer Quick Loan Prompt
A promotional note urges readers to secure a loan easily through Morris Plan credit to restore standing. It hints at converting a pottery vase into a three-lamp base as an example of home craft ideas while suggesting repayment from weekly salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Plan
Lady Shopper Guides To Holiday Finds In Town
The feature promotes local shopping with Waterloo Drug stops and themed outlets. It highlights Moreys transition to velvet and jersey dresses, the Pickworth Shop treasure hunt, and Davidson's bold fabrics. Mrs Martin and Miss Moon invite a tea on opening day with Mary Lou offering daily shop guidance.
Hagerman Chapel Dedication Twenty Years After Walnut
Hagerman chapel near Hagerman addition is dedicated by Walnut Street Baptist church leaders and members amid a large crowd. The ceremony marks 29 years to the day since Walnut Street Baptist church dedication. Key speakers include Dr Warren L. Steeves who spoke on Depending on God. About $875 was raised in cash and pledges for the chapel fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerman Chapel
Knoll and
Janney Avenues
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Hagerman Addition
Albert Baum
O. O. Donnelly
J. H. Morelock
A. R. Perguson
J. A. Smith
Mildred Davis
Stuart Ensign
Warren L. Steeves
Hotel Room Mix and Travel Class Distances
The report lists a hotel with 49 single bed rooms 20 double bed rooms and 40 rooms with two singles. It notes a traveler covering 20 miles in second class and 80 miles in third class aboard transport.
Stuffed Peppers With Apple Meringue Topping
A historical recipe outlines prep of peppers peeled and parboiled, then filled with boiled rice walnut meat celery and catsup. Peppers bake with water, followed by a sweet apple meringue crust and browned top for a delicate dessert style bake.
Moore Manufacturing and local figures in brief travel and events
E L Moore of Moore Manufacturing left for Chicago on business. Charles Jameson and others attended Chicago games. W Brayton and Mrs. Bonnet traveled to Tulsa. Notables from Dubuque and nearby towns attended Dairy Cattle Congress and Notre Dame game. Soldiers were listed en route to Fort Riley. Education officials from East and West schools attended a university conference in Iowa City. A special auditorium period at East High will honor the football squad. Dell Douglas and J A Clark plan a five month southern tour with later Florida reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Moore
Moore Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Charles Jameson
White Sox
Cubs
O."w. Brayton
Construction Machinery Company
Tulsa
Okla
J. E. Bonnet
East Dubuque
W. B. Fleege
Dubuque
Dairy Cattle Congress
Dotson
Dotson Clothing Company
Wisconsin-Notre Dame
Madison
Wis
L. C. Strouse
Great Falls
Mont
Julius Roeder
Lime Street
A. A. Roeder
Argyle Street
Willeaye
Charles W. Kilne
East Public Schools
Charles A. Kittrell
West Schools
Willam W. Gibson
West High
Universalty of Iowa
Town City
Lkely
Dell. Douglas
Iowa City
J. A. Clark
Western Avenue
Kansas
Oklaionia
Florida
Clark
Glowing Diamond Dyes Promise Fresh Wardrobe At Low Cost
Mae Martin markets Diamond Dyes with a home tinting guide Color Craft offering easy color renewal for dresses blouses stockings and coats. The ad promises durable results with simple steps and urges readers to request a free 64 page Color Craft booklet from the Home Service Dept Burlington Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Martin
Home Service Dept
Diamond Dyes
Burlington
Vermont
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society In Review
Huage
M Young
Progressive Delphins
AL Vidylis
Oscar Berry
Pioneer Club
W. B. Ae
Alberk
Wabian Golfers
Sunnyside Country Club
W. A. Porter
Mrrs
Link White
Hadassah Society
Milus Schultz
Sunshine Lodge
L. A
B. R. TL
Fireman's Hall
Nous Club
M. J. ‘Rite
Wol. B. Club
William Mill
Icrten
Memorial Hall
Emil Jesse
Silver Cross Circle
King's Daughters
R. W. Schear
Srouts
W. Ww
Law
Union Veterans and Auxiliary Memorial Hall
American Association of University Women
A. C. Cole
Daughters of Isabella
K. C. Hall
Workers’ Council
Universalist Sunday School
Vythian Sisters
K. P. Hal
Washington P.-T. A
Hawthorne P.-T. A
Aig
Manty Melrose
H. OB
Maynard
Fidelity
Furst
M. EB
Addie McCormick
Royal
Black Hawk I
Lincoln
P.T
B.F. A
Miss _ Katherine Orrick
R. C. Moore
P.T. A. Activities
Wales
Haight
Viola
Iowa
Annette Lingelbach
Third Street West
Lucille Timmerman
Cedar Heights Woman's Club
Town Federation of Women's Clubs
Amos Burhans
OC. J. Munger
G. B. Dennison
Dennison
Thomas J. Haton
J. W. Sutcliffe
E. G. Litchfield
Sons of Union Veterans, Camp and Auxiliary
R. L. Snodgrass
C. Flanning
Denver
Colo
Eliowene Jenson
Walter Nyeland
Fond du Lac
Ann Collings
Webster Street
Harry Manning
Mae Howell
Jenson
Black Hawk County
W. R. CG
Lincoln Circle
G. A. BR
Sons of Union Veterans
Auxiliary
Daughters of ‘Eiizens
Mizpan Circle
J. J. Wyeth
Second Street West
H. D. Harker
George Brinkman
C. L. Sterline
I. A. Bunn
J. P. Jones
Tombs
Iowa State Teachers College
Boy Scouts
W. Co. Act
Sils ‘Er Cross Circle
King’s Daughters
High Street
Church News
First ME
Addie Mcl Cormick
Edna Allen
Tenver Street
W. P. Powell
St. Petersburg
Fla
E. T. Alford
Sans Souci Park
Powell
Carleton H. Isley
Sylvester Howell
Myrtle Daniels
Herbert Reed
Presbyterian Hospital
Earl Krause
Baltimore Street
Edward K. Diehl
Mrs. Krause
Dilehl
Tarty
George Nau’man
W. B. Nauman
Walter Johnson
Charles City Country Club
B. Wood May
J. B.newnan
Lestie Schrubbe
John Rock
America of University
Green Lantern
Waterlon Camp
Royal Neighbors
Black Hawk J
O. F
Goupy
Gob
Elle
HS Fam
Marsh and Thorney
Russell-Lamson
Cordova
Borthdoseph's
Mary Lou
Moreys
Cherrie
Pickworth Shop
Davidson's
Hagerman
Ontiea
Buchean’s
Charles Turecek
Towa City
Thirteenth Cavalry
Fort Riley
Kan
John Overbey
Army
Howard Makeever
M. E. Makeever
Fremont Street
J. T. Riordan
B. A. Limbert
Carl T. Erickson
North Star Egg Case Company
National Butter, Poultry and Egg Association
Eugene Reed
Seventh Street
American Legion
San Antonio
G. Shean
Guns Gow ‘Tailors Company
Sinre
Midwestern Tailoring Company
Joseph Blocs
Austin
J. B. Blocs
Catholic Order of Foresters
St Mary's
East High
Z Mae Martin
Maden
Marty Z
University of Wisconsin
Gagetown
New Brunswick
Walt
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Rahhats
Unique Cleaners
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Patitern
Esisaevseteey
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