Society Review Program Honors First National DAR Regent
Mary Melrose chapter of the D A R honored Caroline Scott Harrison wife of Benjamin Harrison and first national regent with a program at 823 Fourth Street West. Ruth Updegroft offered a life sketch and L L Brooks along with J E Sedgwick presented a walking review of her life and acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Scott Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary Melrose
D. A
H. B. Maynard
Fourth Street West
Ruth Updegroft
Harrison
L. L. Brooks
J. E. Sedgwick
Carl Davis
H. B. Lichty
W. B. Nauman
Robert Herdin
Howard Burr
Flora Miner
Nelle Hayes
Julius Kuhrke
Wiitie “Stevens
H. CG. Wurster
GC. C. Jeniis
Social Calendar For Tonight Highlights Community Groups
Fortnightly club and many societies meet tonight across town. Listings include Lady Missionary groups at First Brethren, Moose Lodge events in Moose hall, Universalist parish house open house, Watertop chapter of O E S at Matt Parrot Building, and Presbyterian hospital alumnae with Miss Foltia Moore among others. Additional gatherings feature Y W C A boards, Kum Chat Awhile, Wild Rose and T T F clubs, Marys Sewing Circle, Joyle Club, and Universalist home departments. Numerous circles, leagues, and study classes span First Lutheran Missionary Society, B S L club, and A A U W library discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lovejoy
Woman's Missionary Society
First Brethren Church
Sunnyside Women Win Golf Awards at Club Luncheon
Mrs R C Hutchison won the silver cup as champion swoman golfer at Sunnyside Country Club. Runnerup was Mrs N Shane, with consolation prize to Mrs OC Cory Cedar Falls and consolation runner up to Mrs Joe Cowan. About 30 women attended. Mrs P C Fish won low golf score and received a bag for season work. in bridge, Mrs Shane had high score. Ladies bridge afternoon followed, and a social event is planned for Oct 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C., Hutchison
Sunnyside Country Club
Shane
OC. F. Cory
Cedar Falls
Joe’ Cow‘an
Qedar Fells
P. c.Fish
Party Leaders to Speak at D A R Meeting Friday
Waterloo chapter of the D A R holds a dinner meeting Friday evening at Black's tearoom with W W Marsh explaining the Democratic platform and George Pike presenting the Republican platform. Mrs A B Lovejoy discusses The Woman's Vote and Mrs C W Bruner reviews a magazine. Dinner at six. hostesses listed. board meeting at five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
D. A BR
Black
W. W. Marsh
George Pike
A. B. Lovejoy
C. W. Bruner
I. W. Eaton
George FE. Lichty
C. F. Brown
Alumna Alberta McCall Elected 8 and 40 Officer
Mrs. Alfred H. Hoffman of Des Moines was elected one of the three demi-chapeau nationals of the 8 and 40, the women’s auxiliary of the American Legion 40 and 8, at San Antonio. Formerly Alberta McCall, daughter of F. M. McCall, she used to reside in Cedar Falls and was known in Cedar Falls and Wetroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred H. Hoffman
Des Moines
the American Legion
San Antonio
Tex
Alberta McCall
F. M. McCall
Cedar Falls
Wetcroo
Cornell College Lecture Course Program Announced
Cornell College reveals the 1928 29 lecture series starting October 16 with E H Sothern performing Hamlet and Othello. Maurice Hindus speaks November 23 on The Soul of Russia. Nellie Taylor Ross discusses Women of Politics February 14. William L Finley presents Wild Animal Outposts March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaurier
Vernon, Ja
Cornell College
Everning
E. H. Sothern
Sothern
Lord Dun
Maurice Hindus
Russia
Nellie Taylor Ross
Wyoming
William L. Finley
Oregon
Hotel Lamson Dinner Dances Begin October 18
The Hotel Russell Lamson hosts a fall dinner dance series with Lloyd Wells and his orchestra. Dinner at 7 PM, dancing from 7:30 PM in the main dining room, options for formal or informal attire, reservations advised. Also a Hadassah benefit party bridge winner noted at Mrs. Schultz home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witter
Russell Lamson
Lloyd Wells
Ice Hotel
Houston
Tex
J. Weissman
Bridge
Julius Schultz
Hadassah Society
Hints in beauty care buns deine milk for beauty
An article outlines beauty regimens using milk as a treatment in sanatorium settings. It advocates drinking large amounts of milk or buttermilk for skin and flesh, with limited food beyond milk and fruit juice. Suggestions cover digestion, liver function, and a strict dairy based daily menu.
Trend to Peace Unity Discussed by Dr Morgan
Dr J Rich mond Morgan pastor of First Congregational church spoke to the American Association of University Women on The Trend of the Times as Indicated in Modern Literature. He argued the day’s trend is toward racial unity and peaceful cohabitation. Miss Lyla Day rendered two piano pieces and new members Miss Ida Schwind and Miss Margaret Bis joined the group. The foreign relation study class is set for Thursday evening at the public library West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Aaneeling
American Association of University Women
A. ©. Cole
Fourth Street West
Lyla Day
Debussy
Priedman-Geertner
Miss Egan Repeats as President of Daughters of Isabella
Miss Mayme Egan was unanimously reelected president of the Daughters of Isabella at a Tuesday meeting in K C hall attended by about 100 members. New officers included Theresa Foyereisen vice regent and Lucile O'Hagan financial secretary with a full slate of officers listed. An open school of instruction for voters was planned for Tuesday evening October 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Egan
Daughters of Isabella
K. C. Hall
Theresa Foyereisen
Lucile O'Hagan
Loretta Burke
F. A. Masberg
James McMullen
Mayme Gallagher
Grace Denigan
Pioneer and Luncheon Club Notes Mix Socials and Meetings
Mrs. Albert Pettit hosted the Pioneer club at 419 Gray Street with social time and refreshments. Kum-Chat-Awhile members plan a luncheon November 13 at Mrs. J. F. Munson’s home. The Tuesday Luncheon group met with Mrs. Link White for an all day program and needlework. next meeting with Mrs. Louis Blackman. Tugisus club will meet with Dale Williams at 1222 Williston Avenue Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Pettit
Pioneer Club
Gray Street
Roy Hanson
J. 4. Munson
Sixth Street West
Link White
Louis Blackman
Tugisus Club
M Dale Willams
Williston Atenue
Church Activities and Social Events Quartely Meeting and Notices
The Home department of First M E church meets Thursday at 2 pm with Dr Cora Clough for the quarterly business meeting and reports. A memorial service honors three recently passed members. Pandora club meets Thursday at Mrs Rascoe Donsen’s home. Faithful Workers meet Thursday noon with Mrs Anna Winger. Philathea class of First Presbyterian Yanchur plans Friday dinner at Black’s Tearoom. Woman’s Society of First Baptist gathers Thursday 2:30 pm. bring scissors and cotton for quilts. Mrs William Ellis hosted the July Seven Birthday Club at 804 Riverside, with daughter Virginia providing music and a four course luncheon. Badger club October meeting with Mrs O Picken includes officer elections and social hour. Trigelulys meet Thursday evening with Miss Martha Sweeney. A reception for Dr J Arthur Young and family is Thursday at the church in conjunction with the annual rally. supper at 6:30 pm, program to follow led by Homemakers and Perlowship classes. Willing Workers of Spiritual Church of Christ Truth meet this afternoon at the church. Plymouth Congregational church hosts a Thursday night gathering with a plenia supper at 6:30, followed by program and social hour. Mrs T J Kenny and Miss Jessie Sweeney in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ens
This Isus Club
Dale Williams
Women's Society
First Baptist Church
Daughters of Civil War Veterans— Memorial Hall
Willing Workers
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth
Pandora Club
Rosene Jensen
Faithful Workers
Anna Winger
Blue Triangle League
Security Benefit Association
K. P. Hall
Hebrew Ladies’ Aid Society
Ida Golofsky
K. C. Hall
Lions Club
Black’s
Plymouth Congregational Church
U. W.public Library West
Martha Sweeney
American Legion Auxiliary
Memovia Hell
Department of First M. E. Church
Cora Clough
Grant Avenue
Woman's Society of First Baptist Church
William Ellis
Riverside Drive
Miss Virgina
J. Arthur Young
First M. E. Church
Perlowship
Flymouthy Congregational
T. 2. Kenny
Lincoln school Parent-Teacher meet features speaker on Intelligent Parenthood
A large crowd attended Lincoln school PTA Tuesday evening with Dr Roy Leslie Smith delivering Intelligent Parenthood. Ettabelle Storer played violin, Wilma Schrag read, and refreshments followed the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Parent- Teacher Association
Roy Leslie Smith
Grace M. E. Church
Intelligent Parenthood
Ettabelle
Storer
Wilma Schrag
C. W. Kline
Parent-Teacher Association
Hawthorne — School
A. C. Kessler
G. J. Ness
Maxine Kessler
Former Local Girl to Be Wed in Des Moines
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Sarah Eleanor Miller of Des Moines to David Liddle of Waterloo Des Moines church wedding at Central Presbyterian. The father was a dentist in Gedar Fails and the family lived in Waterloo. Sister Mrs Martin Burns of Evanston Ill will be matron of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Eleanor Miller
Cameron Miller
Des Moines
David Liddle
Harry D. Liddle
Central Presbyterian Church
Gedar Fails
Waterloo
Willer
Martin Burns
Evanston
Readings and music by Girl Reserves at Blue Triangle meeting
Blue Triangle League program features readings and music by Girl Reserves at a Thursday evening meeting. W C A dinner scheduled after the event at six thirty. Installation of officers for Security Benefit Association set for this evening at K P hall with dinner for members and families at six thirty. Nurses to Meet annual business session of Nurses' Social Club to be held Saturday at 1:45 PM at White Sea Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle League
Security Benefit Association
K. P. Hall
Nurses’ Social Club
White Sea Inn
Brayman Elected Commander of Sons of Union Veterans
D B Breyman was elected commander of the Sons of Union Veterans for the ensuing year at the Memorial hall meeting. H G Zeller was succeeded. Officers chosen include John inger senior vice commander F c Planning junior vice commander W Breyman secretary F JM Stull treasurer George Dennis patriotic instructor George Carroll chaplain JR J Snodgrass eis Carl Dennis color bearer W Boyden guards Joseph Grey George A Clark press correspondent Roy Chadwick and Carl Dennis. Delegates named to the department convention are J R J t Roy Chadwick and George A Clark with alternates W S Breyman George Dennis and Joseph Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Breyman
Sons of Union Veterans
Memorial Hall
H. G. Zeller
John @inger
F. c. Planning
W. Breyman
F. JM. Stull
George Dennis
George Carroll
JR. J. Snodgrass
Eis Carl Dennis
W. Boyden
Joseph Grey
George A. Clark
Roy Chadwick
Carl Dennis
G. Flanning
Roy Chadwick T
Department
Breyman
Joseph Gray
Quarantines prende entries list
Scarlet fever quarantines include Mrs. Donald Hughs of 617 Leland and Caroline and Richard White. Riverview addition houses Frank Graves and Paul Taylor, with Robert Twaites at 1308 Grant Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hughs
Leland
Caroline
Richard White
Riverview
Frank Graves
Paul Tayior
Robert Twaites
Grant
Rail workers strike hits New York City yards and terminals
In New York City a sudden strike by Brotherhood of Railroads and Express clerks at American Railway Express began just before midnight. Some 12 000 to 15 000 workers reportedly quit, driven by a grievance over seniority rules. Pickets monitored yards while extra police and company officials managed stalled shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Express
New York City
New York
Brotherhood of Railroads
American Railway Express
Ancient Arkansas cave people show modern ideas in relics found
A University of Arkansas expedition reports prehistoric relics from the White River Basin in Yell Johnson Scott Logan and Polk counties. Finds include gorgets, coal pendants, wampum, shell ornaments, a disc, a quoit sized object, a shell rattle, water bottle tops, a grooved war club and a marine shell, suggesting early Indians possessed surprising modernity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Ark
C. S. Dillinger
University of Arkansas Museum
White River Basin
Yell
Johnson
Scott
Logan
Pelk
University of Arkansas
Gulf of Mexico
Plum and Beet Relishes From Old Preserving Instructions
Step by step home canning notes detail beet relish with beets cabbage horseradish sugar and vinegar plus plum relish with plums brown sugar vinegar and spices. Includes washing grinding steaming and sealing process for storage.
City in Brief Notes From Waterloo Residents
Mrs. B L Holton of 529 Vermont street returned from a 10 day stay in Clinton Ta. Mrs Anna Adrian of 321 Stemont street is visiting friends in Omaha Neb. Henry Rueppel of 1107 Wellington street left for Hawarden Ta to visit a daughter. Mr and Mrs Fred H Widdel of 319 Baltimore street and their daughter-in-law Mrs L C Schroeder with three children have gone to Lime Springs Ia for a week long visit with friends of Mrs C L Kingsley formerly of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Holton
Vermont Street
Clinton
Anna Adrian
Stemont Street
Omaha
Neb
Henry Rueppel
Wellington Street
Hawarden
A. D. Coffman
Fred. H. Widdel
Baltimore Street
Inlaw
Jani tor resumes duties at post office building after week off
L. B. Schroeder 620 Berth Avenue returns to duties as janitor at the post office building following a seven day absence spent parking cars at Johnson's Gardens for the Dairy Cattle Congress. He reported 7 092 cars parked during the week. Miss Apna Walther 107 Lafayette Street departs for Heidelberg Germany to visit her mother and relatives. Miss Walter will cross the Atlantic from New York aboard the S S Albert Ballin and stay in Germany for about four or five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Republican National Committee
L. B
Schroeder
Berth Avenue
Johnson's Gardens
Dairy Cattle Congress
Heidelberg
Germany
Walter
Atlantic
New York
Albert Ballin
Young Waterlooans Arrested After Auto Theft
Two young Waterloo boys accused by police of stealing an automobile were arrested in Marshalltown and are to be returned to Waterloo this afternoon. They had $125 in cash and a $316 check when seized and will be questioned by probation officer Mary Law after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Brain Test Answer Color Groupings
The prompt lists color groups and items: Red group includes Ruby, barger, signal, rose, blind, beet. Yellow group has Canary, lemon, grapefruit, rose. Green group contains Grass, emerald, shamrock, olive, spinach, dollar, bill. Blue group lists Sky, sapphire, turquoise, plum, huckleberry. Black group shows Coal, derby hat, ace of spades, pirate flag, cat, graphite. White group covers Flag of truce, Ty, rose, horse, baseball, cat, milk, snow, duck.
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. A. R. Regent
Social Calendan
Golf
Sunnyside
D. AR
Morgan
Miss Egan
Isabella
Silver Cross Circle
R. W. Scheat
King’s Daughters
High Street
A. G. Kessler
FP. Hy Swain
Percy Manining
Viola Pierce
Buchanan County
Independence
Black Hawk County
Ethel Bryan
Mabel &. Thompkins
Chopin
Nathaniel Dett
Frank Gutknecht
Hudson
F. Dillworth
A. E. Randall
Third Street West
M.S. Cornish
C. D. Hays
L. Club
A. C. Behrens
Church News
Rascoe Donsen
Earth Street West
Independence. Avenue
Philathea
First Presbyter
Yanchur
Black's Tearoom
Badger Club
O. Picken
E. Travis
Satis
Trigelulys
Randolph Strieb
Workers of Spiritual
Church of Christ Truth
Wil
Pitas
the Church
Omic
PT. A. Activities
Ettabelle Storer
Wallace Goken
Washington
Lafayette
Jimmy Germ
Joy Harmon
Etzabeth Storer
HH. M. Bandfield
Dubuque
Busines
Bethany Temple
White Shrine
No. 9
Masonite
St. Mary's Sewing
A. A. Hoffman
R. L. Penne
0. G. Hoffer
Charles Burke
Royal Neighbors
Waterloo Camp
Black Hawk
LO. O
Ida Goalofsky
Logan Avenue
Mothers’ Auxiliary
Paris
Jenny
Brayman
Union
Arkansas
Norwey
Buchannn
Young
Waterlooans
Mhats
Tadtics
Unique Cleaners
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Booth-Joseph Coo
First
National Bank Corner
Seeaiheenay City and State
Queenin
Teeae
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