Mary Melrose DAR observes Columbus Day with dinner session
Members of the Mary Melrose chapter Daughters of the American Revolution plan a 6 30 PM dinner at Hotel Roswell-Lamson to mark Columbus Day. Talks by Mrs H B Boies Mrs J W Sedgwick and Miss Flore Miner followed by hostesses dinner duties. Board meeting set for 1 30 PM Monday at Westminster church. Waterloo chapter voted to fund a state student loan for girls. funds chaired by Mrs E G Leffler. Dinner hostesses listed. guests named. couple Mr and Mrs Edward McCarty to wed and reside in Minneapolis after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Old Home
E.G. Leffler
Frank Adams
A.C. Prime
F. 8. Patt
Claire Parker
Des Molines
HR. Paulsen
Ant
Leffler
Iowa
G. W. DeWald
A. F. Miller
Nettle Blenis
W. P. Jensen
C. F. Chaney
Mary Lightfoot
Maude White
A. Emerson
Jesup
Frank Jones
Shellsburg
Fred Fisher
Decorah
Fine Arts Section of Waterloo Woman's Club Meets Tuesday
The Fine Arts department opens its year with a musicale luncheon at 11 a.m. Tuesday. Reservations for luncheon, open to members, are taken by Mrs. Roy Smock by noon Monday. Mrs. Smock, Mrs. W. Rai Law, and Mrs. L. F. Chamberlain assist. reception by Lore Alford Jr. and Mrs. C. W. Robertson. Performances include piano trio Le Secret, sung pieces by Naneen Davis, a duet Where My Caravan Has Rested, and violin ensemble pieces La Poupee Vallante and Danse Espagnole under Mrs. Herbert Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Department of
Waterloo Woman's Club
Roy Smock
Sprock
WW. Rai Law
Lffl Chamberlain
Lore Alford, Jr
C. W. Robertson
Gaultier
James Chapmillin
Charles Young
L. A. Kyiebenstein
Naneen Davis
Tha Bird
Fiske
Moon Marketing
Weaver
My Menagerie
Foster
A. L. Alexander
Lohr
Herbert Marshall
Polint
Moskowsk
Farewell Party for Pastor and Wife at St. Luke’s English Lutheran
More than 175 members and friends of St. Luke's English Lutheran congregation gathered in the church social rooms for a farewell dinner to Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Lesher who leave next week for Muscatine Iowa. G D Allan presided as toastmaster and leaders from Ladies' Aid Woman's Missionary Division Lather League presented gifts. The event closed with Singing Blessed Be the Tie That Binds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's
Hey
L. H. Lesher
Muscating
D. Allan
Frank Miller
Ladies’ Aid Society
L. J. Benser
Woman’s Missionary Division
Robert Larsen
Edison P T A Meeting Draws Large Attendance
Edison P T A held a Friday meeting with unusually large numbers present. Ralph Prank demonstrated orchestral instruments while W T Holliday spoke on telegraphy and Victor Read discussed community service. f. Former resident Miss Emily M Zewaske wed Adrian D Riccarty in Minneapolis St Marys Pro Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Teacher Association
Ralph Prank
W.T. Holliday
Western Union Telegraph Company
Waterloo
Victor Read
T. E. Duffy
C. A. Moesster
Emily M. Zewaske
Adrian D. RicCarty
St. Mary's Pro-Cathedral
Minneapolis
Kathryn Zawaske
Lehigh
Wis
Swedish Contralto Sigrid Onegin Praised by Critics
Swedish contralto Sigrid Onegin of the Metropolitan Opera receives universal praise from critics across the nation. She appears at Iowa State Teachers College auditorium Cedar Falls Wednesday as the season opener in the lecture and entertainment course. Reviews from New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn St Louis Minneapolis and Pittsburgh all extol her superb voice size and artistry. A birthday dinner honors Mrs T F Thornton with 12 guests at Hotel Russell Lamson. Phi Sigma Chi Dance hosts near 100 couples at Sunnyside Country Club with Hoy McComb and Tramaen Walters coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Sigrid Onegin
Metropolitan Opera Company
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
M. HR. Thompson
Mipe
One- bin
Jn Asaured
Thompson
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Onegin
Mil Waukea
Challapin
Mme. Onegin
Lewiston
Fargo
N. D
Pittsburgh
Chaliapin
Rs. T. F. Thornton
Russell-Lamson
Dr. Thornton
Thomas
Jack
Joseph
J. V. White
A. T. McCoy
W. Freeborn
Rose Tinley
Phi Sigua Chi Dance
Praternity
Sunnyside Country Club
Hoy McComb
Tramaen Walters
Beauty list for cosmetics and skin care tips
A brief guide lists simple essential cosmetics by use for hair face hands and general care. It includes oils creams cleansers powders toners and basic tools with notes on age related color touch ups and a request to send formulas via stamped self addressed envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jrow- Ser
L. D
Waterloo Woman's Club Monthly Social Program
The Waterloo Woman's Club plans their second monthly social with vocal and piano solos and a reading. Mrs Eliott Wise will sing Nocturne and Love is Mine, Mrs Fred McClain offers Madege and You Dear and I, Lucille Gallup plays Nocturne in E flat and Tarantelle. Mrs James Chapman arranged, 59 members act as trestesses, decorations by Mrs Mark Campbell, cards by Mrs W F Bryant, refreshments by Miss Jessie Cooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Cacributing
Eliott Wise
Chadwick
Love
Gartner
Manche
Fred McClain
Madege
Crawford
Clark
Lucille Gallup
Helter
James Chapman
A. J. Busby
Trostessea
Charce Fof
Mark Campbell
W. 4
Bryant
Jessie Cooley
Education topic at Atcott PTA opening meeting
Dr Bari A Roadman new Grace Methodist pastor will discuss education at the opening PTA meeting in the school building Tuesday evening. Dr F C Sage will report the American Legion convention, Joan Hacker will present sleight of hand tricks, Ray Gilliams will lead assembly singing, and refreshments will be hosted by association men who ask each attendee to bring a cup and spoon. A penny march is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bari A. Roadman
Grace Methodist Church
Atcott
Parent-Teacher Association
F. C. Sage
American Legion
Joan Hacker
Ray Gilfillan
B Y P U Installs Officers at Dinner
The Baptist Young People's Union of First Baptist Church held its annual installation banquet in the church dining hall. Miss Lottie Mills served as toastmistress and Rev. R. E. Williamson officiated. Officers installed include Dorothea Green as president, Louise Ebet as first vice president, Earl G. Smith as second vice president, Florence Smith as third vice president, Clara Anders as fourth vice president, Lottie Mills as secretary, Dana Lasser as treasurer, Gennadelia Lej Roy as pianist, and Kathleen Sherrill as assistant pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Young People’s Union
First Baptist Church
Lottie Mills
R. E. Williamson
Iceoming
William Thomson
Piand
Bernadetta LeRoy
Victory Rean
Bridal Couple Is Given Party At Rural Home
Mr and Mrs J H Barden a newly married couple were honored at an informal party Friday evening at the rural home of her mother Mrs T G McNamee. The guests included Rev W O Bodwell and numerous relatives from Waterloo Dysart Geneseo and Jesup with musical numbers by Gladys Martin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Barden
T. G. McNamee
Barden
Gertrude McNamee
Gladys
Martin
Tesup
Stanley McNamee
Waterloo
Borothy McNamee
Geneses
W. O. Bodwell
N. P. Sorenson
Jack Bellinger
William FE. O'Neil
James McNamee
Stranley McNamee
Waterigo
Andrew Hansen
Cedar Falls
George McNamee
Dysart
Amor McNamee
Geneseo
Alma Baughman
Ruby Bailey
Glenn Martin
Jesup
Teaching the sorority editor rules for announcements
The passage outlines how area announcements must be submitted in typewritten or legible hand form to the club secretary and reporters, with the pager read by thousands beyond club members. It requires complete names, including married women's names with first and last names, and states the paper’s fee is $4 with rules to be followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legliie Hanswelt Tae Club
Huntand
State Convention of B L E Auxiliary in Waterloo
The Waterloo unit of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Auxiliary hosts the state convention at Knights of Columbus hall Wednesday with 200 plus members expected. Grand officers attend. Registration starts 8:20 a.m. A full morning afternoon and evening program follows including an automobile ride at 5, dinner at Black's, and a dance at the Knights hall. Mrs. William Stark presides. she calls a 2 p.m. Tuesday meeting to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witerloo
Geaud International Pusilhary
Brotherhood of Locomotive “Netgeers
Annoual
Knights of Columbus
Hell
Black's
William Stark
Waterloo
W R C Plans All Day Program At Memorial Hall
Waterloo W R C discussed district convention plans after a thimblebee and luncheon in Memorial hall. Mrs Maude Brayton is the official delegate with others to attend via Illinois Central next Wednesday. New members Ellen Kelley and Lena Paweatt joined. sewing led by Carole Leckington Mary Bartlett and Adda MeCormick. luncheon hosted by several members. Cora Weber department inspector will visit 5007.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Waterloo
Memorial Hall
Maude Brayton
Ilinois Central
Ellen Kelley
Lena Paweatt
Carole Leckington
Mary Bartlett
Adda Me‘Cormick
Eben Foster
Margayret Gilgore
Ida Alder- Nan
Emma Moore
Cora Weber
Corps
Friday Study Club Meeting at Sherwood Park
The Friday Study Club held its second program in the current series at Mrs. WH Howrey’s summer cottage in Sherwood Park. Members enjoyed a picnic dinner then walked the woods to gather firewood before the living room aper on The Rise of Individualism read by Mrs. B. L. Cobb. Husbands of members will attend a Biennial Supper in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. Howrey
Sherwood Park
Trolbelt
B. L. Cobb
Bienic
Waterlooians Promote Forget-Me-Not Day Flower Sale
Women in Waterloo plan a Forget-Me-Not Day observance on October 17 to aid disabled World War veterans. Women and girls will buy and sell the tiny flowers citywide to support welfare hospitalization rehabilitation and relief efforts for the wounded. Noted women leaders such as Coolidge are listed among early purchasers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Yeaters
Bridal Shower for Miss Decker and local notices
Miss Evelyn Decker inspires a series of courtesies as she nears marriage to Harry Gerhart October 17. The bridal shower hosted by Mrs Albert Brandes and Miss Adeline Howe drew 10 guests. Also reported are a Temple Rebekah practice, a West High dinner, and the wedding of James M McNamara to Miss Dolan, with plans to relocate to Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Decker
Albert Brandes
Adeline Howe
Decker
Walter Burch
Betle Andfield
Miss Decker
Harry
Gerhart
Kennedy-Gross Nuptials United in Waterloo Wedding
Frances Kennedy and Join Gross of Waterloo wed in Friday evening ceremony at First Methodist church in Dr J Arthur Young's study. Attendants include Dor othy Baldwin and Glendon White. Bride daughter of C B Kennedy Nashua and groom son of Edward Gross Waterloo. They plan to live in Waterloo. Ms Gross employed at Waterloo Gasoline Engine company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy-Gross
Frances Kennedy
Join Gross
Waterloo
J. Arthur Young
First Methodist Church
Dorothy Baldwin
Glendon White
C. B. Kennedy
Nashua
Edward Gross
Ms. Gross
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Club Notes and Society Gatherings Reported
R. H. Bush was elected president of the FL, Wo club at a regular Friday meeting held at A. W. Wands home. Mrs. A. R. Harris became treasurer and Mrs. C. J. Wiegand served as reporter. Special guest was Mrs. H. J. Hemmerling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Als. R. H. Bush
Abrs
A. W. Wands
A. R. Harris
CG. J. Wiegand
H. J. Hemmerling
First Baptist Weaver Class Meets At Mrs Tussier Home
Forty six members attended the monthly First Baptist Weaver class meeting at Mrs Tussier home Friday afternoon. A social time followed the business session with refreshments served by Mrs Mayes and committee members. A group portrait was taken. First Evangelical church choir members had a picnic at Elk Run and discussed church music plans. Homemaker monthly supper at First Methodist church featured S M Wallace as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Tussier
Mayes
Manes. &. G. Anderson
C. W. Eby
Frussman
Mabel Werr
Pictre
Maken
First Evangelical Church Choir
Elk Run
First Methodist Church
S. M. Wallace
Assembly Sings and New Officers Named
Henry W. Dallman led the assembly singing and Anne Schultz gave a reading. New officers were John Lowe president, Joe Buck vice president, Mrs. Paul Wilson secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. J. E. Johnson teacher. Seventy five attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Dallman
Anne Schultz
John Lowe
Joe Buck
Paul Wilson
J. E. Johnson
City in Brief: Broken Lens Duplicated at Buchanan’s
City notes report a broken lens can be duplicated quickly at Buchanan’s Ux. Bras. H. E. B. Maynard and his son Jack left for Miami for three weeks. Fire station No. 1 receives vermillion paint to match newer apparatus. John X. McQuilkin’s estate goes to widow Mary A. McQuilkin as executrix after debts. Al Falkenhainer, Algona district governor, to address a noonday Hotel Russell-Lamson luncheon. Firemen observe World Series play during duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan‘s
H. EB. Maynard
Central Law, Power & Light Co
Jack
Miami, Fla
Mary A. McQuilkin
al Falkenhainer
Algona
Rotary
Russell-Lamson
Falkenhainer
Four stations install large radio receiving sets at dealer
Local report notes a large radio receiving set installed at each of four stations. Mrs Frank Harvey and daughter June traveled to Dubuque for the East High-Dubuque football game. A Waterloo farmer, Charles R Besh, fractured his left wrist while cranking a tractor. the wrist was set at Allen Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harvey
June
Dubuque
East High-Dubuque
Charles R. Besh
Waterloo
Logan Avenue
Allen Memorial Hospital
Whittier and Edison
M. G. Aboya
Dan Dunn
St. Francis Hospital
E. B. Stiles
Evelyn O'Neil
Claims totals at Waterloo Bank & Trust Co hearing set
Claims against the closed Waterloo Bank and Trust Co total 1.493 million dollars with depositors claiming 891,680.81. Receiver L A Andrew and examiner Bert McCulloch filed a district court report. hearing scheduled for 9 a.m. November 10 to review the report and claims actions including preferences and rejections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Bank &Trust Co
L. A. Andrew
Bert McCulloch
Prniar
Masher Pays Court $10 and Costs for Insult to Two Girls
Alf Lantow arraigned in municipal court before Judge J C Beem after arrest on indecent behavior. He was fined $10 and costs with $15 suspended. Two girls testified that Lantow insulted them as they passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masher
Alf Lantow
J.C. Beem
Lanteow
Laundry Baron Returns From Chicago Convention
W V Sibert of Sibert's White Laundry returned this morning from Chicago after a five day convention of laundry owners. The meeting drew 2500 delegates with 25 from Canada and eight from ng and.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Sibert
Sibert
Chicago
Canada
Ngand
Waterlo o Evening Courier Patterns Sale Notice
Instructions to obtain up-to-date Courier fashion patterns from the Waterloo Evening Courier. Send 16 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department Waterloo with self addressed return envelope. Patterns allow for seams and orders aim to arrive within 10 days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Edward McCarty
Andrews
Duluth
Wisconsin
McCarty
Chicago Avenue
Fine Arts
Woman’s Club
Edison P.T. A
American Legion Auxiliary
Armistice Day
Navy
The
Legion
Auxiliary
Mme
Sigrid
Dr. Roadman
P.T. A
State Convention of
B. of
L. E
Hall
Fourth Street West
Lenora Vaughn
Bernice Berg
Bernice Young
Lisille Crest
Everett Swank
Olive Sinclair
Louis Lendermaon
Lemon Wharram
Iiss
Hazel Eljen Wherram
F. E. Wharram
Ewart Haven Lemen
W. Minor Lemen
Franklin Street
D. A. Bower
Mig Sloan
West High School
Janet Sloan
Russell- Lamson
Temple Rebekah No. 54
Wilh
Baet
Christian Wagner
Germany
Aplington
Carl HB. Wagner
Eureka Street
Wagner
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Mr. McNamara
Thomas McNamara
Amamosa
Jewel Tea Company
C. R. Sanborn
Club Runiembergs
Harriette Egan
Ruth Knittle
Bernice Call
Elizabeth Kenney
Treman Wagner
MC. LaRue
wMra
N. Cowlishaw
Paris
WilHars Powell
No W.entewisle
Truman DeRoame
Ida Powell Flinch
George Cress
Andie
Wilt
Chanter
Nan Black
Elklots
Fred Wimber
G. Witlman
Black’s
Bridge
H. J. DeBerg
Yucky Thirteen Bridge Club
George Kreiman
T. J. ©. Noble
Joyle Club
Jay Hoberts
Cutter Street
George Carter. Ames
Theclub
Pandora
Black
Ames
Fred Hunt
D. W. Gault
Roscoe Jensen
A. J. Sehmitt
A. M. Enfield
Ja. J. Haskins
Church’ News
Omaha
American Legionnaires
Illinois Central Western Lnes
W. Scott Williams
Tutmola Central Western Lines
Williams
Mise Ida Johnston
Long Beach
Cal
Thomas Ferris
Fourth Street
Shea
Miss Johnston
G. Bosworth
Osage
Charles H. Brown
St. Petersburg
Fla
United Spanish War Veterans
Orlando
Fred Cropper
Fullerton
Frank
Willford
Nal
Shine
Cts
Mother
Mabel
Allied Arts Conservatory of Music
Wm. Rogerson
C. Albert Scholin
Paul Davis
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