Lois Gillam and Jacob Hoesly to Wed This Month
Formal notice of the approaching marriage of Miss Lois Gillam to Jacob Hoesly was announced at a dinner party in Des Moines hosted by Mrs. Marion Mc Farland Walker. Gillam, English faculty at Iowa State Teachers College since 1923, will resign Oct 15 and wed later in October. Hoesly, previously on Teachers College physics faculty, left last June for a position at Goodyear’s research plant in Akron, Ohio.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Lois Gillam
Jacob Hoesly
Marion McFarland Walker
Iowa State Teachers College
Miss Gillam
Des Moines
Hoesly
Teachers ‘College
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Walker
Lucile Johnson
Waterloo
R. L. Albright
L. Lillehel
Bernice Allen
Wintress Brennan
Annie Stuart Duncan
Gladys Evans
Hazel Strayer
Mary Short
Alpha Mayfield
Helen Watters
Naomi Evans
Musicale Tea at Burk Residence Delights Fifty Attendees
Fifty women attended a musicale Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Zathoe Burk arranged by Christ Episcopal church. The program included vocal numbers by Miss Na meen Davis and Mrs. Albert Gree ley and violin selections by Mrs. Herbert Marshall with Mrs. Robert Parrott as accompanist. Mrs. E B Mounsey and Mrs Cecil Bickley presided at the tea table. Highland circle managed kitchen and dining. West Side circle handled the bake sale with Mmes. M. B. Cleveland Richard Hall David Ramage and Guy Edwards.
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Zathoe Burk
Omen
Christ Episcopal Church
Nameen Davis
Albert Greeley
Herbert Marshall
Robert Parrott
E B- Mounsey
Cecil Bickley
Highland Circle
Mames
M. B. Cleveland
Richard Hall
David Ramage
Guy Edwards
West Side Circle
Mmes
Fred Northey
Fred Kimball
Frank Jackson
Edward Wenner
Mooseheart Rally Draws Two Hundred Attendees
About 200 people attended an indoor rally and picnic at Moose hall organized by Mooseheart legion. A Moose band performed from 3:10 to 4:30 p.m. and 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. with piano pieces by Bernice Berg and Lois Burright, plus a saxophone trio and casual tunes. Regular lodge meeting planned for Friday evening.
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Moose Hall
Mooseheart Legion
Moose
Bernice Berg
Lois Burright
Mannes
Merlin Kimball Celebrates His Fourth Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs Lew H Kimball hosted a Saturday evening luncheon for Merlin Kimball s fourth birthday. A cake with four candles decorated the table as Merlin received many gifts. Members of G I A B of L E plan to attend a state meeting tomorrow at Cary Ia meeting at 3 30 pm in Chicago Great Western depot.
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Lew H. Kimball
Merlin
B. of
L. E
G.I. A
Cary
Chicago
Club Notes Reports Meetings and Hosts
Entre Nous club will meet tomorrow afternoon at Nos. M. J. Tritz home. Mrs C L Jeppesen hosted W O M club Saturday. High 500 scores: Mrs Kenneth Barron and 8 G Freeman. Consolation: Mrs Freeman and Ralph Shafer. Mrs Barron to entertain in two weeks.
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Entre Nous Club
Nos. M. J. Tritz
C. L. Jeppesen
Kenneth Barron
G. Freeman
Freeman
Ralph Shafer
Barron
Community Organizations Dinner and Meeting List
Tonight and Tuesday events include Phi Sigma Chi dinner Black's tearoom and many church and club activities at First Baptist Westminster Linden Walnut Street Bap tist First Presbyterian U Universalist Lincoln school and other venues. Groups: World Wide Guild P E O A Chapter 7 Elks El Fe Fidelis class and more with picnics dinners and meetings across several churches and halls.
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Phi Sigma Chi
Black’s Tearoom
World Wide Guild
First Baptist Church
F. R. Asquith
Progressive Delphian Society
Y. Ww
Russell Lamson
A. Boatman
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Westminster Church
Linden Sunday School Board
O. A. Zuehlke
Boy Scouts
Linden M. E. Church
wWillard Hall
Elklets
Elks Club
Harmony
First Presbyterian Church
V. E. Sanquist
U. B. Church
Entre Nous Club
Mr. Tritz
Girls Reserve Party Parade and Committee Meet
One hundred thirty Girl Reserve members from YWCA paraded from the YWCA building to Cedar River park music and partner changes by Miss Beth Tracy with Miss Ma bel Root and Mrs. Cleon Berry. The afternoon featured games and suckers. the year’s committee includes Mrs. Fred Adams and new members Miss Catherine Sedgwick and others.
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Girl Reserve Organization
Young Women's Christian Association
Y. Www. C. A
Cedar River Park
Beth Tracy
Cleon Berry
Roosevelt School
Mabel Root
Hawthorne School
Miss Tracy
Fred Adams
Victor Zellhoefer
Charles Greeley
J. O. Packman
H. §. Taylor
Catherine Sedgwick
L. H. West
Henry Bender
Charles Wheeler
Quota Club Invites Guests to Lincoln Talk Dinner
Quota club will host a dinner meeting Monday evening October 17 at 6 at Hotel Russell Lamson. Miss Marion Ransier says John R. Weber will speak on personal recollections of Abraham Lincoln. Weber carries the book Lincoln used in the Lincoln Douglas debates with Lincoln's handwriting and notes. Reservations are due by Friday with Mrs Eva L. Miller.
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Quota Club
Marion Ransier
John R. Weber
Abraham Lincoln
Eva L. Miller
Dinner to Honor A A U W Leader Before Meeting
Mrs F H Waters state president of the American Association of University Women will speak tomorrow evening at the Waterloo Woman's club meeting. The Ames resident will be entertained at a 6 p.m. dinner at Black's tearoom with reservations due tonight. She will also address Cedar Falls session this afternoon with Miss Pauline Bassarear and Miss Wanda Daum as guests.
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F. H. Waters
Ames
American Association of University Women
Waterloo Woman's Club
Black's
Waters
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Association
Pauline Bassarear
Wanda Daum
Waterloo
Hints in Beauty Care A Bedtime Treatment
A vintage beauty column advises nightly routines for skin nails and hair. Cleanse face with light cream, apply skin food, leave on while undressing, then wipe off. Treat nails with oily lotion to prevent hang nails and maintain manicure, then push back cuticle. Also suggests tinting grey hair with henna and notes hotel diet tomorrow.
Yates Family Honored With Linden Church Reception
Linden Methodist Episcopal church plans a 7 30 p m reception for Rev Mgr and Mrs Joseph Yates. The event features music talks and refreshments served by young married women. Also listed are meetings of the Sunday school board Troop 13 Boy Scouts and Epworth League activities this week with planned social events and prayer meetings.
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Mgr
Joseph Yates
Linden Methodist Episcopal Church
Yates
Linden
Wyoming
W. B. Porter
Ladies’ Aid Society
O. A. Zuehlke
Boy Scouts
Aid Society
John Howe
Epworth League
P T A Congress to Contemplate Name Change
Council Bluffs Iowa October 10 proposed amendments to the bylaws at the annual meeting October 26 28 include changing the name from Iowa Branch of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers to Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers raising the annual dues and expanding the list of officers to six vice presidents each supervising a department while eliminating the corresponding secretary but keeping the recording secretary title.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers
Association
Congress
Washington Folk Are Dinner Guests at Dewar Home
Mr and Mrs William Neumann RP esco Wash have been visiting a week in the home of Mrs Neumann s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs C W Smith Dunkerton were honored at dinner in the home of Mr and Mrs Smith s son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Walter Smith near Dewar A three course menu was served Covers were laid for Mr and Mrs C W Smith and Miss June Smith Mr and Mrs Frank C Kileckner and daughter Wanda Faye Mr and Mrs Oliver Smith and family Mr and Mrs H A Schneider and Miss Lulu Smith Waterloo Halloween colors and motifs dominated the room and table appointments
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William Neumann
Rpesco
Wash
June Smith
Frank C. Kileckner
Wanda Faye
Oliver Smith
H. A. Schneider
Lulu Smith
Waterloo
Hallowe’en
Visitors from Far Away Are Guests at Sunday Dinner
Mrs Emma Reber and Mr and Mrs Fred Weimer from Long Beach Calif and Mrs Anna Weimer from Meyersdale Pa were honored yesterday at 1 oclock dinner in the First Brethren church dining room Relatives attended Baskets of garden flowers decorated the tables Mrs Reber is the daughter of Mrs Weimer and Mrs Anna Weimer is the mother of Mr Weimer The party will depart today after a month with Mr and Mrs B F Puterbaugh
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Emma Reber
Fred Weimer
Long Beach
Cal
Anna Weimer
Meyersdale
First Brethren Church
Weimer
Reber
Mr. Weimer
Church Meetings and Bible Studies Schedule This Week
Local churches announce a slate of meetings and Bible study sessions. Fidelis class at Walnut Street Baptist meets tonight. Bible study resumes tomorrow at 7:30 p m. Westminster session and trustees meet tonight at 7:30. Unity Guild of First Methodist postpones to Thursday at 6:30 p m. First Methodist Sunday school board to meet Tuesday in parish. Woman’s Missionary Society of First Brethren meets Wednesday. devotion led by Mrs C Klingaman on the topic What Shall We Read. Harmony class at First Presbyterian to meet tomorrow at Mrs W E Sanquist’s home. Philathea class Westminster Presbyterian meets Tuesday 6:30 p m for dinner and business. Graves Memorial United Brethren Matrons’ class meets Tuesday 2 p m with luncheon. attendees to bring sandwich dish and utensils.
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Mary Melrose
H. B
Westminster Church
Carpenter’s Hall
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Unity Guild of
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman's Missionary Society of
First Brethren Church
CC. Elingaman
C. E. Klingaman
John Dietz
C. T. Mason
Herbert Jordan
Harmony
First Presbyterian Church
W. E. Sanquist
Mmes
George Perkins
N. A. Peterson
M. F. Peterson
Philathea
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Graves Memorial
United Brethren Sunday School
Silver Wedding Day Celebrated in Erdmann Home
Mr and Mrs August Erdmann celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at their home 47 Zuma Street. Attending were Mr and Mrs William Renz and Arthur Renz Waterloo Ia, Mr and Mrs Walter Fowlkes and family Rowley Ia, Mr and Mrs Alfred Streltmanter and family Center Point Ia, Mr and Mrs Martin Hagen Casebeer Heights Ia, Mr and Mrs Conrad Renz and Herman Renz Spring Creek Ia, Willis and Loren Renz and Harlan Scott Erdmann Waterloo. Mrs William Renz is a daughter and Arthur Renz a son who live with their parents. Mr Hagen is Mrs Erdmanns brother and Mrs Fowlkes and Mrs Streltmanter are cousins. Willis and Loren Renz and Harlan Scott Erdmann are grandsons. Mr and Mrs Erdmann received a party anniversary cake and other gifts.
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August Erdmann
Zuma Street
William Renz
Arthur Renz
Waterloo
Walter Fowlkes
Rowley
Alfred Streltmanter
Familly
Center Point
Martin Hagen
Casebeer Heights
Conrad Renz
Herman Renz
Spring Creek
Willis
Loren Renz
Harlan Scott Erdmann
Hagen
Erdmann
Fowlkes
Streltmanter
Health Education Worker to Survey in Iowa
Miss Nora L. Reynolds of the National Tuberculosis Association will spend two months in Iowa visiting colleges and schools to study health education courses under the state physical education law. She will report findings to the Iowa State Teachers Association annual meeting to guide farm work by teachers. Reynolds also participates in the Iowa State Nurses Association convention at Fort Dodge, October 18 to 21.
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Des Moines
Nora L. Reynolds
Child Health Education Department
National Tuberculosis Association
New York
Iowa
Iowa State Teachers Association
Calendar items for W R C members in Waterloo IA
Several events for Woman’s Relief corps members are listed this week. An all-day thimblebee is planned for Memorial hall with Mrs Avarice Gilley Mrs Fred Moore and Mrs Joe Ganz in charge. A Black Hawk county reunion of Grand Army of the Republic veterans is set for Friday in La Porte City with corps reps attending. Regular W R C meeting is Friday at 2 30 p m in Memorial hall. Other notes cover speaking engagements by Ida B Wise Smith at multiple cities and conventions, plus social events hosted by Royal Neighbors Woodmen and Delphian Society Alpha chapter luncheon at YWCA and a S U V camp picnic supper with meetings in Memorial hall.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Avarice Gilley
Fred Moore
Joe Ganz
Black Hawk County
Grand Army of the Republic Veterans
la Porte City
Sons of Union Veterans of the
John Stallman
Dice Game Ends Quick Robbery Near Wellington Street
Perry Johnson of 553 Wellington Street told police two men held him up as he searched for a crap game near the Illinois Central railroad ice house. They took $5 after luring him to a lonely spot. Johnson said they discussed a race with the dominoes before fleeing.
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North End
Perry Johnson
Wellington Street
Johnson
Ilinois Central
Mills Pleads Guilty To Driving Auto Without Consent
Vincent Mills pleaded guilty before Judge R. W. Hasner to operating an automobile without the owner's consent. He faced a 2 p.m. sentencing next Monday. Mills, represented by Harry M. Reed and J. C. Murtagh, admitted taking a Chevrolet coupe owned by Joe Angstman on April 5, 1927, from Park Avenue and South Washington streets and abandoning it on Jefferson Street. County Attorney F. W. Edwards prosecuted.
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Vincent Mills
R. W. Hasner
Harry M. Reed
J. C. Murtagh
F. W. Edwards
Mills
Joe Angstman
Park Avenue
Washington
South Streets
Jefferson Street
City in brief updates from Waterloo area notices
Items include broken lens at Buchanan's and Y M C A building advertisement, Mrs Miller returning from Dubuque visit, Mrs Henry traveling to Burlington to see daughter, Miss Fish visiting New Orleans Shreveport Houston Galveston, liquor infustion charge against Jack Corey, Waterloo Boat Club meeting, Canopus club luncheon with Ike Evans quartet, Iowa State College pledges for Kappa Sigma and Sigma Nu, Reuben Anderson cap incident, Mrs Tiller struck by car, Mr and Mrs McClinton wintering in California, A Kirk arrested for liquor, George Mack wins prize in Boston contest, Miller family visit to Independence, future move back to Waterloo, public chicken supper at Universalist Church with Great Western transport details.
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Joe Miller
Newton Street
Owen F. Miller
Independence
Romance in Business Found in Name Only
New York reports that at United States Steel offices where Elbert H. Gary once led, shelves labeled romances of history mask catalogs and old papers as camouflaged spines. The scene reveals patience and curiosity amid long official meetings.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Elbert H. Gary
Three Steeders Killed In Auto Crash
Three youths were killed and two injured when a speeding automobile returning from a party crashed into a ramped pole near Ind on October 10. Details from police indicate the wreck occurred as the car veered off the road, killing all three occupants and injuring two others who were hospitalized.
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Ind
LPM
Americanization and Vocational Classes Planned at West High
All foreign born residents are invited to meet at 7 p m today at West High School to form Americanization classes with 89 pupils last year. Those interested in vocational classes for shopmen are asked to meet at the high school next Monday night for organization.
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West High School
Lilium lodge to mark founder birthday in Independence
Independence Indiana October 10 Special The Lilium lodge Daughters of Rebekah will celebrate the founder's birthday with a special meeting at the I O O F hall Friday evening October 14 All members are urged to attend as the program begins.
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Independence
Lilium Lodge
Daughters of Rebekah
Order
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Pure Skin
An ad touts MELLO-3SLO French Process Face Powder offering purity to coats pores and a youthful look. It suggests the product keeps skin peachy and fine while worn at the toilet counter today.
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Lauerman's
Marmola Diet Tablets Promoted As Fat Fight
An old newspaper ad touts Marmola prescription tablets as a scientific fat fighter. It claims fat loss comes naturally, cites long use and millions of boxes sold, and urges readers to ask their druggist for a one dollar box.
Morning routines fuel productivity say educators and firms
Foremost educators editors and business schools including General Electric now urge breakfasts that “stand by” as a key aid to success. They note that over 70 percent of daily work occurs in the 8:30 to 12:30 period and 80 percent of classes in schools occur before lunch. Millions now start days with Quick Quaker that stands by, balancing protein carbs minerals and vitamin B. It cooks in 2½ to 5 minutes.
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General Electric Company
Princeton
Yale
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Edna Kent Forbes
P. T. A. Congress
Dewar
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Ida B. Wise Smith
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Indianola
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Royal Neighbors
Royal
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K. of C
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E. E. Rice
Frank Collins
Nona Talty
Bridge
Delphian Society
C. H. Davis
Town City
Marjorie Loomis
Jessica Jones
Hazel
University of Iowa
Pride of the
West Circle
Harry Black
Ray Norcott
Li B
Woman's Labor Bureau
Carpenter's Hall
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Suzanne Talbot
Paris
Buchanan’s
Y.M.C. A. Bldg
H. Xy Miller
Manhard Street
Dubuque
Addie Henry
South Street
Burlington, Ia
Homer Banta
Virginia Fish
Lane Street
New Orleans
Shreveport
Houston
Galveston
Tex
Jack Corey
Corey
Waterloo Boat Club and
River Improvement Association
Second Street West
L. D. Mudd
Montgomery City
W. D. Endres
Williston Avenue
Canopus Club
Black's Tearoom
Harry
Ike) Evans
Crystal Theatre Revue
Reuben Anderson
Reuben
Dora Tiller
Eighth Street
Vernon Ames
Summit Street
Sixth
O. C. McClinton
California
McClinton
A. ©. Kirk
Bridge Street
Hugh Crumrine
Kirk
George Mack
Fifth Street West
W. F. Schrafit Sons Corporations
Candy Manufacturers
Boston
Mass
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Cio
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H. F. Greten & Co
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