Waterloo Society Notes Highlight Teachers Honored
Interior public schools will be feted with two receptions this week. Mary Nancy Graham performs at the YWCA parlor, followed by games, while Waterloo Woman's Club hosts teachers from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Sunnyside Country Club. Two hundred sixty six invitations issued. Also: Bickley wedding, sorority pledges, and local club events pepper a busy society section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior
Mary Nancy Graham
Albert Greeler
Romola Latchem Hicks
Haserman
Gimnasium
Waterloo Woman's Club
Sunnyside Country Club
O. A. Waterbury
Oth
Mmes
W. R. Law
XN. Shane
A. L. Alexander
Helene Balliett
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes discusses the link between smiling and youth, noting doctors and facial specialists praise smiling for digestion and appearance. Advice covers posture, weight, scalp massage, cold baths, and daily friction to keep skin resilient and features uplifted. A caution against self treatment and a nod to osteopathy concludes the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Betty
Side Talks on Who Works Harder in a Family
Ruth Cameron discusses a reader’s question on whether the man or the woman works harder in the average family. She weighs factors such as homemaking, child discipline, house upkeep, weekly rest, and eventual increased help from children, while noting a husband’s ongoing financial responsibility and the enduring load on the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humaself
Sundey
Crow's Revenge and a Bone Side Plot in Aesop Tale
Mr Crow schemes to avenge barking by stealing a buried bone and feeding a farmer’s dog, Towser, while Dog remains unaware of the bone’s true thief. The tale, told by Mrs F.4 Walker, ends with Crow realizing his revenge backfired as Dog never learns who hid the bone. Also notes William Kealy, 18, Emporia Kansas, won a wager by drinking 24 bottles of soft drink in 57 minutes.
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MR. Crow
Mr. Dog
Man
Crow O
Towser Oz
Mr. Towser
Bir
Towser
Crow
Mr. J
Dog
William Kealy
Emporia
Kan
Epworthians 10 Sponsor Program At Grace Church
Five Waterloo artists are featured in Epworth League of Grace M. E. church program to be presented tomorrow evening. Proceeds go to the league treasury to back enterprises. Kenneth E. Runkel, organist and Grace choir director, will perform a cycle. Minnie S. Zeuck will read and has a strong background in oratory. W. W. White sings bass and whistles. Emily Trevarthen Sanborn is a contralto and student of Lowell E. M. Welles. Irene Rohde accompanies and has lyceum experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Epworth League of Grace M. E. Church
League
Kenneth E. Runkel
Grace Chior
Mgr. Runkel
Long Island
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Fort Dodge
Cedar Rapids
Middle West
East
Minnie
Zeuck
Senior East High
Department of Liberal Arts
School of Expression
Lenox College
Northwestern University
Northwestern School of Oratory
Western
Southwestern
Southwick
Boston School of Oratory
Whistler
W. W. White
White
Hyphonium Glee Club
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Middlewest
Emily Trevarthen Sanborn
Lowell E. M. Welles
Cedar Falls
First Presbyterian Church
Irene Rohde
Lyceum
Mr. Welles
Brethren Church Starts Campaign Sunday Morning
The Church of the Brethren began a special campaign at Sunday morning service with Rev. D. R. McFadden of Smithville assisting. McFadden, a well known evangelist, drew large crowds in both services as the campaign opens to several weeks of sessions with 7 45 evening meetings and public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial Travelers and Men's Auxiliary
K. of P. Hall
Brethren Church
Church of the Brethren
D. R. McFadden
Smithville
Mr. McFadden
Iowa Pioneer Mrs Church Dies After Fall at 83
Elizabeth Church, 83, born April 1 1838 in Big Woods Dupage Illinois, dies after a stair fall eight weeks earlier. Widow of Francis M. Church, pioneer associated with Butler Bremer counties. Surviving children include Fiorice Dean Sadie Nelson and six others. services to be held at New Hartford Baptist Church with Rev Purser and Rev Espex officiating. Burial in New Hartford. long time Waterloo resident, member Walnut Street Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Church
Wade Nelson
Mason City
iBaptist Church
New Hartford
Baptist
Batavia
Butler County
Butler
Bremer
Church
East Park Church Plans Tenth Anniversary Celebration
East Park Presbyterian church will mark its founding tenth anniversary with a Wednesday evening event. Notables connected to its history, including Rev. C. H. Pur mott and Rev. Frank Schroeder, will deliver short addresses. Messages from former pastors N. S. Mettfessel and H. E. Easley will be read. Captain A R. O'Brien, organizer of the original Sunday school, attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Park Presbyterian Church
C. H. Purmott
Frank Schroeder
Dubuque
J. R. Macartney
A R.o'brien
N.S. Metfessel
Peabody
Kan
Riehl Street
George Smith
Elmore E. Halstead Former Waterloo Jeweler Dies
News of Elmore E. Halstead who had been a Waterloo jeweler arrives. He died in Cleveland Ohio on September 16 after two years of paralysis. Born May 15 1852 in Port Byron New York he built banks in Nebraska South Dakota and Iowa before settling in Cleveland. Surviving are his widow and three children Taylor H. Jessie H. Metcalf Marian H. Fenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmore E. Halstead
Waterloo
Cleveland
Mr. Halstead
Ports Byron
Habstead
Ponca
Neb
Bank of
Dixon Country
HE. T. Kearney
Fidelity Bank
Oneill
Jefferson, Meckling
Burbank
Garville
Halstead
Leeds Bank
Sioux City
Taylor H
Jessie H. Metcalf
Marian H. Fenton
Lima
Church growth under senior members guides evangelistic plan
Cutler and Mr and Mrs Moody, long-time Presbyterians, lead a growing church that adopted a fundraising plan two years ago. The church now has 116 members and 140 pupils in its Sunday school with voluntary offerings. Mrs George Moody acts as pastor while her husband oversees music.
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Bickley
Santa Ana
Gal
T. Dtiller
San Diego
Teachers College
Delta Phi Delta
Comimierein
V. O. V. Sigma Phi
Woodmanhall
Acoth Society
Odd Fellows
Alpha Beta Garema
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Kappa Theta Psi
Chateau Studio
Phi Signa Phi
Black's
Woman's Club
Gluck
Aulis
WW. H. Bickley
J. O. Knox
A. B. Chambers
Tauris
Herbert Marshall
Dantes
Lincoln P.T. A
Lincoln
Ty Community Singing
A. Eller
J. le Waitves
Three Link
P. Parors
M. L. Bowman
Emeron P
B. J. Howrey
Grace Memeyer
Helen Marquis
Lulu Smith
Dunkerton
Blanche
Smith
Frank
Kleckner
Walter Smith
Oliver Smith
H. A. Schneider
Miss June
Natural Club
Myrtle Bellangee
John Alden Carpenter
Mae Howell
Carpenter
Emily Trevarthan Sanborn
Marjorie Tucker
Adelaide Altland
Vera Messinger
Marguerite Blough
Dorothy Bondurant
Severa
Liss Aarthan Sweeney
Brandon
John Sweeney
McLeish
W. Ellyson
George B. Worthen
Ruth Cameron
Sandman
Epwortrians
Grace Church
F. E. Church
Iowa
Ter Hag
Rebeked Judge
Groman's Christian Temperance’ Union
East Park
Nichols
THE
Wangler
EE. Halstead
Post Toasties
Pug CIA
Pheeres
George Moody
Havana
Kellegs
Indam
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Kelloge
Daddy
Ellogg's
Buck’s Oak
Buck
Buck’s
Wellsville
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