Radio Control Topic At Fortnightly Club Meeting
Fortnightly club members hear M M Moore of Repass Auto discuss radio development manmade interference and the need for federal action. P E Rit expounds on radio acts and commerce basis, noting regulation by Congress and ongoing constitutional questions. Next meet at Mr and Mrs Henry Gray to discuss Mother India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Lovejoy
Third Ave
M. M. Moore
Repass Auto Company
Moore
Federal Commission
P. E. Rit
Congress
Henry Gray
India
Miss Manning Gift Party Honors Bride to Be
Imogene Payne hosted a personal gift party for Miss Madeline Manning at her home on 410 Leland Avenue. Four bridge tables formed with prizes to Mrs. George Loveall Miss Morice Ramsey and Miss Kathryn Gleason. Attendees included Mrs. George McGuire Mrs. George Loveall Mrs. Harold Gruber Waverly Mrs. Henry Gender Mrs. Paul Manning Des Moines Miss Kathryn Gleason Miss Margaret Gleason Miss Lucille Stull Miss Helyn Miller Miss Helen Church Monrovia Cal Miss Rush-Smith Miss Marie Ramsey Miss Maria Mangin Miss Dorothy Black and Miss Hazel Payne. Additional parties for Miss Manning are planned Friday and Monday with various hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Payne
Madeline Manning
Leland Avenue
George Loveall
Morice Ramsey
Kathryn Gleason
George McGuire
George Loveaul
Harold Gruber
Waverly
Henry Gender
Paul Manning
Des Moines
Kathryn
Margaret Gleason
Lucille, Stull
Helyn Miller
Helen Church
Monrogia
Cal
Rush- Smith
Marie Ramsey
Maria Mangin
Dorothy Black
Hazel Payne
Manning
Henry Bender
Lucille Stull
Leaders of Girl Reserve Conference Here
A regional conference of Girl Reserve leaders will be held in this city on November 16 and 17. Miss Beth Tracy will oversee arrangements. Mrs. J. E. Sedgwick resigned and will move to California. Reports on the Lake Geneva summer conference were presented by Miss Ida Schwind and Miss Iris Nelson. The 1929 budget was presented. The board's next meeting will be a luncheon and afternoon session on November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Reserve
Beth Tracy
3. E. Sedgwick
California
Lake Geneva
Ida Schwind
Searatory
Iris Nelson
Yes Ones
Dinner party honors Miss Roberta Heinz before wedding
Miss Roberta Heinz, soon to wed Robert Daley at Eagle Center, was guest of honor at a dinner at Binck's tearoom hosted by six friends led by Miss Florence Craig. Afterward guests went to Walnut Court apartments for a kitchen shower at Miss Craig's home, where a silverware gift was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Heinz
Robert Daley
Eagle Center
Binck
Florence Craig
Mary and
Veronica Eckes
Katherine Leahy
Jeanette Darling
Theresa Feyerelsen
Miss Craig
Walnut Court Apartments
Miss Heinz
Social calendar of church and club events tonight
A dense listing of social calendar items across many churches and clubs. Events include suppers, card parties, study classes, literary department meetings, and club activities at locations such as First Congregational Church Plymouth Church Public Library West and Walnut Street Baptist with organizers named like Mrs Tda Golafsky Miss Martii and Mr and Mrs James McMillan.
All Day Affairs At Woman's Club In Waterloo
The Waterloo Woman's Club hosts all day events at the clubhouse Friday starting with a Literary department meeting at 11. Mrs. Roger Birdsall compares Horace Walpole and William Pitt, while Mrs. F Harold Reating discusses Jonathan Swift and Alexander Pope. The first luncheon of the fall term is at 1 o'clock with Mrs. W E B Cowan and committee. A general club meeting follows with the Civic department program featuring R P Birdsall on Jury Trial in Civil Cases and a discussion to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Woman's
Roger Birdsall
Horace Walpole
William Pitt
England
F. Harold Reating
Jonathan Swift
Alexander Pape
W. EB. Cowan
Civic Department
R. PL Biresall
Miss Rotman Is Honor Guest at Evening Bridge
Miss Rose Rotman, soon to wed Harry Cohn, was the honor guest at a bridge evening hosted by Miss Evelyn Cohn in Cedar Rapids. Three tables played with prizes to Mrs. Max Rotman and Miss Kala Schultz of Keokuk. A three-fold line? was served. decorations were green and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Rotman
Harry Cohn
Cedar Rapids
Evelyn Cohn
Sheridan Road
Max Rotman
Kala Schultz
Keokuk
Waterloo W C T U Wins Iowa Largest Banner
The Waterloo Woman's Christian Temperance Union received the banner for the largest membership in Iowa at the meeting in Iowa City this week, a trophy they also won last year. Mrs. F. F. Yapp presided with local delegates attending. Also noted were an informal afternoon party for Mrs Verne Wilson moving to Champaign and a bridge club dinner plans for the coming year at Black's tearoom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Christian ‘Tom-|pervice Union
Towa City
Tocal
Desi Moinus
Halder
the Honey
F. F. Yapp
Waterloo Union
Town City
J. EB. Jordan
Smith Street
Verne Wilson
Chaimpliyn
Black's
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes
Hair and skin need a between season treatment to withstand winter. Use olive oil for light hair and castor oil for dark hair, avoiding blondes with castor oil. Apply oils, wash with soft water, mix egg yolk and castor oil, rinse thrice, and finish with a conditioning routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
Women’s Clubs District Convened Host Here Next Year
Waterloo clubwomen will host the 1929 Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs third district convention in Waterloo. Mrs E T Atford of Waterloo will serve as president for two years, with the district chair newly elected. About 125 women attended the Hampton meeting, including delegates from Waterloo and Cedar Rapids clubs. Hardin County winner H E Humphreys spoke in the “Why a Club Should Federate” contest and will go to Sioux City for the state contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa Federation ‘of Women
Hampton
Utis
E.T. Atford
Waterloo Woman's Club
Shea
Cedar Helpets Woman's Club
H. E. Humphreys
Hardin
Sioux City
Galen Tilden
Amos
Iowa Federation
Woman's Club
D. Gi. Reyes
Des Moines
State Department of Health
Margaret Boylen
Eldora
Reat
Shower Honors Bride-to-Be Miss Ellowene Jenson
Miss Ann Collins hosted a Wednesday evening shower for bride-to-be Ellowene Jenson at her Webster Street home. Invitations featured blue and pink. a two-course supper followed a wedding cake cut by the bride. Guests included Mrs. J. N. White, Mrs. Harry Manning, and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Ellowene Jenson
Ann Collins
Webster Street
Jenson
J. N. White
Harry Manning
C. M. Jenson
H. S. Bunnell
Jennie Powell
Nitella Myers
Emia Nesfield
LaVerne Wilcox
Club Notes and Meetings Roundup
Postponed Wild Rose club meets with Mrs G W Hutton at 617 Logan Avenue. Ferrove bridge club plans Friday at home of Mr and Mrs Carl Anderson 309 North Street East. Freundschatt German club holds 8 pm Friday at Unity Center. Glee club led by E Brauer succeeds Martin Heyde who left for Chicago. Day Times club hosted by Mrs J A Cushman on Wednesday. prizes in 5.00 awarded to several members. We present a noon luncheon at Black's room for Mrs Weh Carmen and Mrs Remy Sinclair, moving to Minneapolis, with many guests listed including Mrs R W Bush and Mrs H W Dunlap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Acker
Black's
Eli Cruse
Chicago
Ferrove Bridge Club
Carl Anderson
Niith O Street
Freundschatt
Unity Center
E. Brauer
Martin Heyde
VY. W.ehrb
Black
Church News Home Builders Class Plans Fall Meetings
Walnut area church circles report weekly gatherings in Friday sessions. Mrs. James Every steady club at First Lutheran hosts Ruth Hileman and Viola Blood for a social. Lutheran missionary society plans dec bazar. Trinity American Lutheran plotting a Dutch party. Major guild at First Presbyterian hosts 22 members with Arlene Nicholas as guest and Cozad duo. T R Niven reviews Africa book. Linden M E and First Lutheran circles prepare penny supper and craft activities. Junior league to begin study for grades. Belgian Congo talk shared by Mrs. Eighmey. Porto Rico relief committee formed. Baby circle at Burton Avenue Baptist hosts Cradle Roll families. First Brethren notes nine national goals. First Douglast workshops feature music and readings. Homemakers at First Methodist nominate officers. O'Dell couple coordinate. C E S program at Maddigan School of Music. initiation Oct. 19. card party Oct. 18. luncheon hosted by Mrs. Troemannhouser for Mrs. Paul Ruedemann in Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Congres
National Church
Blue Triangle League
Association
Hebrew Ladies* Aid Society
Tda Golafsky
K. G. Iill
Fearoom
Glub House
C. W. Hutton
Waterloo
Brotherhoar
First Congregational Church
Bethany Temple
White Shrine
Oeday Polls
Sacred Wearl
Parinny Tell
First Presbyterian chirgh—Black’s
Lenreom
Freundschalt—unity Center
First Lutheran Sunday School
Ruth Hileman
Walnut Street Baptist Church
James McMillan
Petrova Bridge Club
Carl Andersign
Belgian Congo
Africa
R. L. Eighmey
Woman's Society
First Baptist Church
Charles Smith
Porto Rico
J. A. Smith
George Deland
R. J. Newsome
Maddigan School of Music
Matt Por- Tott
Charles Romer
Joseph Thornton
Marian Kitseh
Joan Howland
Elaine Tyler
Hazel Smith
Jacqueline Olmsted
Agnes Fletcher
Mystery
Life
Fannie Erickson
Eleanore Paul
Betty Ganges
Margaret Robbins
Marion Btitsch
Marion Blitsch
Moosehall
Dysart
Free'n Easy Driver Educated for $25
Bes Moines, Oct. 11. John P. Nicholas, 43, was fined in municipal court for careless driving after admitting he did not know right from left or traffic rules. He claimed he could not tell left from right and confused street center with curbs, calling sidewalks a menace to safe driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes Moines
John P. Nicholas
Nicholas
Leniency blamed for disrespect for law in reform era remarks
Hugh Mossman, county attorney candidate, told the nineteenth annual reunion of the Black Hawk County Veterans association that leniency shown in the Hickman and Leopold-Loeb cases breeds disrespect for law and hinders enforcement, during a gathering at Memorial hall with G. A. R. members and allied patriotic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman
Leopold-Loeb
Hugh Mossman
Vinton
Benfor County
G. A. R. and
Allied Patriotic Organizations
Black Hawk County Veterans Association
Memorial Hall
City IV Brief Por s Complete Optical Service Ad
Brief city items note miscellaneous local notices and incidents. People named include Jay B. Lovejoy. Charles Ricketts. Frank Van Bracklin. Grant Williams. A. Donovan. Nicholas H. Scharie. Neva Williams. John Rooff. Mrs. Charles F. Brown. Harry Brown. E W Miller. Mrs. Miller. Wil A Lane. Edith Elliott. Ellsworth R Elliott. Mentions court matters, hospital recoveries, banking delegates in Philadelphia, and community events plus small ads for a penny supper and a Memphis excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay B. Lovejoy
Osage
Charles Ricketts
Fort Des Moines
Walnut Street
Freeport
Frank van Bracklin
Grant Williams
G. W. Wood
Jan Donovan
John Deere
Presbyterian Hospital
Donovan
Nicholas H. Scharie
Logan Avenue
Tilois Gentral Hospital
Chicago
Air meet prepared for large crowd at city airport dedication
Preparations are complete for a major air show at the airport three miles east of the city on the Grant Highway. The event, named Chapman Field in memory of Aleut Charles Wesley Chapman, features Army aviation stunts from Selfridge Field and other bases, balloon bursts, and a keynote address by Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker. The sponsors include American Legion Becker-Chapman Post, Waterloo chapter, National Aeronautic Association, and Waterloo Airport Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Highway
Chapman Field
Charles Wesley Chapman
C. W. Chapman
Gartes Street
France
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Waterloo
National Aeronautic Association
Waterloo Airport, Inc
Selfridge Field
Mount Clemens
Midi
Fort Omaha
Neb
John Livingston
Mid-West Airways, Inc
Eddie V. Rickenbacker
America
Dyes and Dress Revival Tips from Mae Martin
Mae Martin promotes Diamond Dyes for home tinting and dyeing to refresh dresses, draperies, and rugs. She lauds easy tinting, affordable color renewal, and a new page book Calar Craft offering color illustrations and tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Martin
Home Service Dept
Diamond Dyes
Burlington
Vermont
Plan Your Work Work Your Plan in Sunday School Talk
Wy Hutton, state secretary at the Council of Religious Education, urged Waterloo leaders to plan and act. He stressed two Sunday schools, the one you have and the one you want, and called for renewed inspiration and spiritual energy to sustain church work through trained workers. Brutton outlined focus areas including greater attention and growing knowledge about books inside and outside the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy. H. Hutton
Des.Maines
Council of Religious
Waterloo Sunday School “Superintendents’, Association
Black Hawk County
Brutton
Sunday School Growth and Devotional Life Emphasized
A church report highlights growing Sunday school participation and increasing devotion among members. It stresses improving efficiency, recruitment of professional workers, and stronger fellowship to advance the Kingdom's mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom
Frugal Fare: Carrot Croquettes and Pigs Knuckles Dish
A vintage recipe notes browning carrots in butter for croquettes and serving as a potato substitute. It details mushroom croquettes with sweetbreads and cream sauce plus a Dutch lunch using boiled pig knuckles with onion carrot bay leaf and marjoram, paired with sauerkraut.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Manning
Social Galendar
Woman’s Club
Iowa
Ihanost
Plani Rt
Senre
Uwe
Mary
Suzanne
M.C
Miss Collins
W. B. A. Meers
Joe Trotter
Woman's Benefit Association
Association Bazr
Frank Higgins
St. John's Young People’s Club
Bridge
Sunnyside
Prives
Henry Wurster
Harry Shaw
T. BR. McCoy
J. A. Foote
George Shoemaker
Frank Fish
Taylor
John Fanking
Walnut Court
Hodge Taylor
Palestine
Jessie Cogley
Cedar Heights
Kathryn Glaza
Margaret Miller
Barbara Klinoff
Donard Rheiner
Universalist Church
al Cobb
Chester Cadwallader
Izaak Wallon League
Boat Club
Loretta Mishak
Ab Bridge
State Street
Amelia Hitzer
Theresa Behrend
National Order of Letter
Carrilers
Wild Rose Club
G. WW. Hutton
Logan Avenur
J. A. Cushman
Williston Avenue
EL. Potter
Frank Fourtner
Will Cummins
Fourtner
Church ‘News
Walnut
Street Baptist Church
First Lutheran
Lutheran Missionary Society
B. Becker
Latnes
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Plana
Majel Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Arlene Nicholas
Clarke Cozad
Cozad
T. R. Niven
Friends of
Linden M. E. Church
Carl Speth
Dearborn Street
G. G. Porter
First
A. C. Fry
Independence , Avenue
C. C. Herman
Linden M B
Women's Circle of
Burton Avenue
Woman's Missionary Society of
First Brethren Church
J. B. Paul
Teeter
Glen Brown
Wliss Etta Lichig
First Wethodst Church
H. R. O'Dell
J. P. Vou Lackum
Robert Nauman
Henry Nauman
Ruth Paige
Buchanx
M, CA
Neva Willams
H. B. Williams
Seventh Street East
John Rooff
St. Francis Hospital
Charles IF. Brown
Commercial Street
Rochester
Minn
Brown
Harry
E. W. Miller
Commercial National Bank
Ars. Miller
Wil A. Lane
First National Bank
Philadelphia
American Bankers Association
Edith
Elliott
Ellsworth R. Ellott
Randolph Street
Grace M. E. Church
Memphis
Farm Bureau
W. Tourth
Salvation Army
Drew
Westminster Presbyterian
Mi Abc
Towa
Davenport
Eadward Hart
Scott
Clinton
Clinton County
Nile
Agee
Fars
Altho
Jane Reguy
Unique Cleaners
Blue_ Star
U. St
Blue Star
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
9Th
Star
Namo
Eepsieaceeess
Bes
Hotel
Russell Lamson
Lloyd Wells
Russell - Lamson
Brown, Navy
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