Health Fairy Miss Raymond Tours Waterloo Schools
Miss Anne Raymond of New York and the child health group tours Iowa in October under University of Iowa extension. She addresses Waterloo parents at East High at 10 a m and entertains kindergarten to third graders at 3 p m with lively health lessons. Transportation for outlying districts is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Raymond
The
Child Health Organization of
New York
Iowa
University of Iowa Extension Division
Waterloo
East High Auditorium
Waterloo Association
Ray Wmond
Sammy Bean
Johnny Carrotl
Jos Potate
Henry Pea
George Turnip
Jimmy Onion
Helen Cane Tagrer
Patrick Spinach
Miss Raymond
Patrick Spinzach
Joe Potato
Joe
Pat
Ruth Onalee Payne and F. H. Wight to Wed This Evening
Ruth Onalee Payne and F H Wight plan a wedding at the Payne home 410 Leland avenue Omaha Neb. The ceremony features Dr A C Preston reading the service and Mrs Genevieve Munger at the piano. About 70 guests attend with Nuptial music and a reception to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Payne
Leland Avenue
Ruth Onalee
F. H. Wight
Omaha
Neb
Birs
Bernice Ness
Genevieve Munger
A C. Preston
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Miss Payne
Mose Sorenson
Mr. Sorenson
Ruth
Gladys Kloster
Cora
Hartieip
Gertrude Akin
C. R. Faerber
Ottumwa
Ralph Payne
George Meister
Vinton
150 Teachers Attend YWCA Reception in Parlor Setting
A reception honored more than 150 public school teachers hosted by YWCA officers. Music featured Miss Louise Hagerman from Toledo establishing a piano class, with pieces by Chaminade and Ruth Sawyer. Refreshments, then gym games directed by D P Gaylor and Miss Lang. Community singing under Miss Martha McCormick. A two course luncheon followed. next meeting to be with Mrs Alfred Johnson at Sans South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Young
Waverloo
Louise Hagerman
Toledo
Chaminade
New England Conservatory of Music
Romain Latchem Hicks
Iowa University
Ben-Mor
Ruth Sawyer
Cuddle Doon
Mary Nancy Graham
Albert Creeley
C. H
Rtle Belangee
John Alden Carpenter
Mae Howell
Marjorie Tucker
Carpenter
N.C. Altland
Martha McCormick
Fuhrman
Graham Messinger
Eskimo Doll Joins The Playroom In North Wind Name Debate
In the playroom a new Eskimo doll arrives, unsure of its gender and name. Teddy Bear suggests Charles, while Eskimo doll prefers North Wind or Polar Bear. The group learns about seal hunting and blubber, then settles on a name mix with Charles Eskimo. The tale ends with the Eskimo doll avoiding open windows after Sailor Charles’s accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaxoom
Teddy Bear
Teddy
Leg
Charles
Iead
Lisette
Eskimogol
Dinah Doll
Charles Eskimo
Beauty Chats From Edna Kent Forbes Reveals Hair And Diet Tips
A column styles hair care and dieting advice with reader letters. Topics include hair tonics with pilocarpine, henna use in shampoo, cocoa butter for massage, weight guidelines by age and height, nit and vermin removal from hair, dieting guidance via stamped envelopes, and explanations linking oily skin to digestive issues with recommended yeast intake for skin improvement.
Charming Though It Is Her Picture Side Tales
Ruth Cameron muses on reactions to pictures of ourselves and others. She contrasts two extreme types who view photos differently and notes how friends judge a fair representation of you. The piece uses playful tests of personality to explore perception and self-images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth H
Snow
Tam
Building materials move more rapidly says officials
About 30 officials at W S Williams office report Hitneis Central railroad freight of building and construction materials rising. October may set a record for this freight class. Freight activity also strong for grain fruit and vegetables as winter traffic prep proceeds. Discussions covered heater cars snowplows snow fences and water tanks across western lines amid full capacity cement mills and improving employment conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitneis
iIt
Moose Lodge to stage membership campaign
Waterloo lodge No. 328 Loyal Order of Moose nears 600 members, the highest in the state relative to Waterloo’s population. A series of 20 to 30 initiations per meeting has produced a big class, with a prior lecture on the Mooseheart vocational training system for dependent children. The lodge reports the largest four month membership gain in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Mooseheart
Waterloo sergeant Burk suspended pending hearing
Edward J. Burk desk sergeant of the Waterloo police was relieved of his star and suspended from duty after a special commissioners meeting. He faces charges of intoxication and misconduct arising Oct 1 at the Cattle Congress grounds. Burk retained counsel and is required to appear Oct 17 at city hall to show cause for removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Burk
Waterloo Police Department
Sergt.Burk
Monsey
Cattle Congress
Burk
W. A. Cowley
Irving Street
Walter P. Jensen
Wirt P. Hoxie
J. E. Brinkmein
I. WH. Young
Sergt. Burk
J. C Murtagh
W. N. Birdsall
John H. Meyers
Mason Anniversary Celebrated by Sixty at Orange Township
Mr and Mrs W G Mason of Orange township marked their twentieth wedding anniversary with a gathering of about 60 relatives and friends last evening. Games and dancing preceded a picnic luncheon. Attending were Mr and Mrs Ray Fletcher and daughter, and Mr and Mrs Clarence Stevens, all of Dike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G. Mason
Orange Township
Ray Fletcher
Clarence Stevens
Dike
Returned Honeymooners Get Military Greeting at Strand Theatre
A Waterloo national guard unit interrupted a westbound Illinois Central train at state station to greet a just married couple returning from a honeymoon in the east. Capt. Howard J. Rouse and Capt. Leonard Laird led the group as a celebratory cart carried the couple through city streets amid cheers and a “Just Married” sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. 1
Waterloo National Guard
Imnois Central Station
Howard J. Rouse
Leonard Laird
Columbus Day Dance and Local Notices Mix
Columbus Day events planned by the Knights of Columbus include a dancing party at the K of C hall with card tables for attendees. Also reported is a funeral for Robert Thillen, nephew of Mr and Mrs Peter Thillen, with services at Sacred Heart church and burial at Calvary, along with a note on a marriage of Mr and Mrs Rouse stating she was formerly Annice Erickson of Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forum Hall
O. F. Higgins
Mrs. Rouse
Annice Erickson
Cedar Falls
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
John Thillen
Manchester
Simon Thillen
Dyerayilie
James Thillen
Dubuque Ie
William Hurley
Ryan
J. Graves
Daugher
Ochey
Fred Thillen
Ced Rapids
Robert Thillen
Peter Thillen
Sacred Heart Church
Fr. M. Molloy
Calvary
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Our Lady of Vatlery Court
W.C
Hazel Dietzick
San Diego
Cal
Central Christian—Ladies' Aid “Society
P. Woodring
Alcott
PTLA
Ray Ju
Short
Belva
Marty Willead
Fred Dmr
Adelle
Damge
Mre.Rudolph
Lillian Zah Jer
Helen House
Don Campbell
Dinney
Willian J*. Baum
T. H. Heller
Rock Lake
N. D
Fisher
Will Parrott
Matt Parrott
W. W. Fisher
Ontario
Richard Nartzel
A. R. Hartzell
Richard
Ball Tomorrrow
J— Grace M. E
Outlook Circle
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Plars
Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary
J. F. Cass
Sans Souci
Westminster Presbyterian
Social Welfare League
Clara Houghkirk
Christena Bray
Nurses
A. J. Schmitt
Eastern Star
Eastern Stars of
Masonic
Gil. A
I. T
Auxiliary
Ruth Onalee Payne
Orpha Zahller
Matthias
F. A. Walker
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Margie
Edith
S. M
Auxtoms
Peggy
Brunette
Madge
A. Flew
Bert C. Bo
Ruth Cameron
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Moose Lodge
BOARD
BK. J. Burk
Wall Street
Ee Universal Drink
Waterloo Ovening Courice
Madras
Strand Theatre
Eno Neen Tae
Ean Ao Nag
Horlick
Fred Clark
Yeager
Bartles-Shepherd Oi Company
William Adams
Roy Bentley
Karl Undegraff
Theo. J. Theussen
Claude Hines
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