Liberty and law echo at Mary Melrose DAR dinner
Charles H E Boardman urged enforcing laws to curb crime at the Mary Melrose chapter DAR dinner in Marshalltown. He traced liberty’s role in American history and warned that unenforced statutes fuel immorality and anarchy while outlining chapter announcements and future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. E. Boardman
Marshalltown
Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. B. Lichty
Calvin Coolidge
Community events calendar in Waterloo area highlights clubs
Tonight listings include the Fortnightly club at the sonic hall with Mrs J D East. Disciples of Christ banquet at Central Christian church. Mooseheart Legion dance at Moose hall. Mystic Workers at Waterloo IOOF hall. Thursday afternoon events feature Faithful Workers with Mrs W Close Kum Chat Awhile club with Mrs John George Elite circle with Mrs F S Jesup Immanuel Sewing circle at School auditorium and a day of quilting by Sunshine Rebekah Past Noble Grands. Temple Rebekah thimblebee at Black Hawk hall D O V Memorial hall L B O E club with Mrs Vernon Allen. Chelton club with Mrs Alvie Allen Thursday evening hosts Security Benefit open installation at K of P hall. Rally for pastor and family at First M E church. Blue Triangle league at YWCA.
W C T U Session Plans House Party in Memorial Hall
Mrs Elsie Oleson of St Paul Minnesota and Mrs Emma Mack of Osage attended the Waterloo W C T U session in Memorial hall. They joined reports from the state convention and plans were made for a two day house party October 25 and 26 with county members invited to attend the institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Oleson
St. Paul
Robert Mitchell
W. A. Davis
Benedict
Des Moines
Union
F. F. Yapp
Edna Renner
Yapp
Eudora’ Keiderling
Oleson
Mack
Ida
Ida ‘Mitchell
Mary J. Philpot
Early Period Chautauqua Club Debates Hamilton Plans
The Chautauqua club met in the library to study early US finance, discussing Hamilton's proposals to issue discharge scrip payments, refund state debts by the federal government, establish a federal bank, and set the national capital in Washington D C. The discussion touched on currency issues and a broader push for national fiscal order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauque
Library
West
Radio Selestante
Washington
Glenn Frank
Cou Tier
Austin
Timm
the Courier
Hamilton
United States
Congress
Federal Bank
Washington, D.C
Club notes schedule meetings at several homes
Faithful Workers plan a Thursday afternoon meeting at Mrs W F E Close 519 Cortlandt Street. Kum-Chat-Awhile club meets tomorrow at noon with Mrs John Elite circle hosted by Mrs Ralph Standish and Mrs F S Jessup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FE. Close
Cortlandt Street
Ralph Standish
F. S. Jessup
Hints in Beauty Care By Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes discusses character insights from physical features such as ears, eyes, mouth, and hands. She links lineage and refinement to form, warns about deterioration through poverty, and notes cautions on ear shape, hair treatments, and posture affecting beauty and health. She cites osteopathy for arch support and criticizes peroxide hair for unnatural color effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
University Women leader speaks at Waterloo meeting
Mrs. F. H. Waters of Ames and national AAUW president outlined aims and plans including international fellowships and scholarships. She urged research work abroad to foster world peace while the Waterloo branch voted a $25 gift to the Y W C A building fund and adopted the Woman's club building as meeting home. A business session preceded her talk with constitutional revisions to be considered next. Mrs. Boatman sang Autumn with Mrs. Hoffman at the piano, followed by a dinner at Black's tearoom honoring Mrs. Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Waters
Ames
American Association of University Women
Waterloo
C.A. Boatman
Pearl Curran
A. A. Hoffman
Black's
Waters
Amusing Yellowstone Trip Recited at Faith Circle Meeting
Miss Elva Stout told Faith Circle at First Evangelical Sunday School how a July trip to Yellowstone National Park featured bears, tents, and improvised defense. The party included Levi L. Stout and daughter Elva from Castle Hill, Mrs Mary Tompkins of Waterloo, and Mr and Mrs G F Steigerman of Barnitz, Pa, alongside Rev and Mrs O M Yagey hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
Elva’ Stout
Faith Circle
First Evangelical Sunday School
O. M. Yagey
Miss Stout
Levi L. Stout
Elva
Castle Hill
Mary Tompkins
Waterloo
G. F. Steigerman
Barnitz
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary Event Plans
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War camp and auxiliary met in Memorial hall. An all day Kensington is set for Oct 14 at Mrs. John Stallman’s home with Mrs. John Merriman chairing. Reports covered naturalization exercises and Lincoln Gettysburg address presentation at Hawthorne school. A Halloween party is planned for Oct 28 with Mrs. John Wright as chair. Public installation of officers is scheduled for Nov 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterans of the
Memorial Hall
Kensington
John Stallman
John Merriman
Frank Stull
C.w.chadwick
Hawthorne School
T. R. Shannon
Hallowe’en
John Wright
John Meggison
Grand Rapids
Mich
Unity Students to Have Two New Classes Lecture Mrs. Goldie Cook
Cedar Rapids will host a prosperity talk by Mrs. Goldie Cook at Unity Center 322-323 Lafayette building at 8 p m tomorrow. Meditation at 12 15 and a study class at 2 p m Friday remain, with two new classes added Thursday night at 9 30 and Friday at 10 30. The book Christian Healing by Charles Filmore is studied Thursday evenings. New students welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Cook
Cedar Rapids
Unity Center
Lafayette Building
Charles Filmore
Fidelis Class Meets at Walnut Street Baptist Church
Sixty members of the Fidelis class gathered in the church parlors for a regular business and social meeting. Members dressed as nursery characters, shadow pictures were shown, and rooms featured autumn leaves with yellow pumpkins. October birthdays for Mrs. W. H. Wing and Mrs. Artell Haskins were honored. Bert Rogers and committee served refreshments. Sewing circle of Immanuel Lutheran Church will meet tomorrow afternoon at the school auditorium for quilting enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
Walnut Street Baptist Church
W. H. Wing
Artell Haskins
Bert Rogers
Sewing Circle
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Committees Plan Fall Festival for St Marys Parish
St Marys parish prepares a fall festival in Waterloo from November 14 to 19 featuring dancing and varied entertainment. Officials include F C Marinan president L A Bernard vice president Robert Penne treasurer and Leone Bach secretary. Committee chairs cover music dining room publicity wardrobe door amusements and dancing with several volunteers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Waterloo
F. C. Marinan
L. A. Bernard
Robert Penne
J. J. Brennan
Francis Studebaker
L. R. McCarty
Thomas Clark
Door
M. J. Butterfield
W.J. Mulvaney
Caryl Crawford
W. H. Kurth
B. B. Lindner
W. P. Bernard
Maurice Wirby
Mrs Edw Baker and Miss Miller Host Card Party
Mrs Edw Baker and Miss Miller entertained last evening at Mrs Bakers home with a card party honoring Mrs Henry Thompson. Bridge and 500 were played. Guests included Mrs W D McMillan, Leslie Lewis, Alfie Holt, Edward Hedges, Stanley Shane, Galeville Wis residents Ruth Miller Mable Miller Helyn Miller Claire McCabe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Baker
Frances Miller
Mrs. Baker
Henry
Thompson
Bridge
Edward Hedges
Stanley Shane
Mmes
W. D. McMillan
Leslie Lewis
Alfie Holt
Hulga Hefner
A. E. Bross
Peggy Dawson
Nettie Thompson
Galeville
Wis
Ruth Miller
Mable Miller
Helyn Miller
Claire McCabe
Acid Scalp Cure for Dandruff Promises Soft Hair
An advertisement promotes Danderine as a scientific conditioner that neutralizes scalp acidity and dissolves dandruff. It claims the product leaves hair soft, helps waves hold longer, and improves overall hair behavior with a few drops used periodically. A thirty-five cent bottle is said to last weeks and is available at drugstores.
Mrs Glenn Beers Hosts Bridge Luncheon At Home
Mrs Glenn Beers entertained yesterday afternoon at luncheon and bridge in her home. The guest list included Mmes Charles Shaffner G J Lee W E Steely Phillips Taylor Max Wilson Clyde Reading Ralph Miller Loren Berry Robert Miller G J Hospers Milo Miller Ben Howrey P H Frank Ray Paul Charles Greeley Reuben Miller. Mrs Hospers and Mrs Reuben Miller received favors. Hallowe en tints prevailed with candies and pompous chrysanthemums used attractively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Beers
Mmes
Charles Shaffner
G. J. Lee
W. E. Steely
Phillips Taylor
Max Wilson
Clyde Reading
Ralph Miller
Loren Berry
Robert Miller
G. J. Hospers
Milo Miller
Ben Howrey
P. H. Frank
Ray Paul
Charles Greeley
Reuben Miller
Waterloo D A R to Hold Meeting at Black's Tea Room
Waterloo Chapter of the D A R will meet for a 6 o'clock dinner Friday in Black's tearoom. A 5 p.m. board meeting precedes the dinner. Mrs. George E Lichty is chairman with hostesses Mrs Gwynne Mrs Hardcastle Mrs Potter J L Ferris Walter Jensen Miss Ella White and Miss Alice Wykoff. Speakers include Mrs J W Arbuckle and Mrs A C Prime on Caroline Scott Harrison. Surprise party honors Mrs Alfred Kies with bridge favors awarded to Mrs Kies and Mrs Clarence Reardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Black
George E. Lichty
John W. Gwynhe
William Hardcastle
L. T. Potter
J. L. Ferris
Walter Jensen
Ella White
Alice Wykoff
Gwynne
Tegent
State Board
J. W. Arbuckle
A. C. Prime
Caroline Scott Harrison
Benefit Bridge Opens Clubrooms For 80 At Waterloo
Business and Professional Women of Waterloo hosted a benefit card party last evening with 80 guests. Favors were given to Edith Hanen, H. J. Couter, Mrs. J. L. Briden and J. Balensifer. Bridge favors went to Eva Brady, Mrs. E. M. Hutnistom, Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Moore, Nelle Wallace, Mrs. J. B. Goodwin, Mrs. Frank Watkins, M. C. Coburn, A. J. Edelson and S. B. Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Edith Haneon
H. J. Couter
A. J. Edelson
B. Page
Epworth League Recital by Miss J Ernestine Wyatt
Epworth League at Grace Methodist Episcopal church presents poetess and dramatic reader Miss J Ernestine Wyatt in a three part program of scenes from plays stories and verse with musical numbers between parts. Wyatt a Currituck School of Oratory Evanston alumna has toured nine years under Redpath Lyceum and plans an eastern lyceum tour next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League’ of Grace
Methodist. Episcopal Church
J. Ernestine Wyatt
Paul Lawrence
Dunbar
New England Conservatory of Music
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
United States
Lyceum
East
Thief Blamed for Post Hole Tools Heists
Police blamed a man with a varied repertoire of thefts for yesterday's break in at Nick Pilipchuk's 1213 Leavitt Street. Items stolen include a spade a post auger a rake five pounds of hard oil and a grease gun. Officers search for a man digging post holes or greasing his car amid the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Pilipchuk
Leavitt Street
Minstrel Benefit of Tripoli Band Well Patronized
Tripoli concert band patrons filled Tripoli Opera House for a two night minstrel revue praised as top entertainment. Funeral for W T Sell held at his residence and St John Lutheran church after long illness. Rockwell residents aging Agee nets seized house from Tegteneier after stroke left him unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Tripoli Opera House
St. John’s
Luther
Rockwelley
Bodemanson
F.C
C. Tegteneier
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Boardman
The
Sons of the American Revolution
Rotary Club
Fi Sons of the American Revoluon
Séan
Bunker Hill
Valley Forge
Iowa
Appomattox
James
America
Jowa
Paul
A. G. Sawyer
East and West High
West Side High
Pesametrola
F.C. Prana
Chamberlain
Northeast
Whas, Ster
Joseph T. O'Neal
Louisville
Liffring
BR. C. Pederson
Catherine Friend
HO Wurster
Toca
Tol
Sons of the American Hells
Rath
Society
O. BE
Masonic Hall
J. D. East
Disciples of Christ banquette—Central
Christian Church
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
EAD Ace Mystic Workers
I. 0
O. F. Hall
Chautauqua Club
John George
Edna Kent Forbes
Bare
Yellowstone
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
Unity
Phi Omega Pi Sorority
Iowa State Teachers College
C. S. Cory
A. R. Bayxter
Alma Brown
J. S. Clark
L. W. Slutis
Dorothy Wheeler
H. C. Harmon
H. C. Milversted
Elklets
H. B. Maynard
Noble Grand
Elks Club
Frank Hanlon
T. C. Menges
A. L. Lommel
Carrie Wilimek
Security Benefit, Association
K. of P. Hall
George Carroll
Church News
Bernard Et Cie
St. Mary’s Parish
Edw. Baker
Miss Miller
Kenneth
Reside
Mavorette
A. Preston
J. Will Preston
J. Arthur Young
Walker-Schubert Company
Frank Reside
American Legion
Irmeet
Waverly
Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk L O. O. F. Hall
Alfred Kies
Kies
Clarence Reardon
B. and
P. W
Epworth League
Ernestine
Wyatt
Philethes
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Miller
Nins Ricketts
Salem
Ore
Mary's Sewing Circle
Mines
Jacob Reihsen
Gregory’ Rechtfertig
Michael Welbes
P. C. Wininger
John Delegardelle
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Cedar Heights
Alice Morgan
George Hemstreet
George Wilson
Indianola
Elmer Heiser
Pauline
Auger
Waterloo Real Estate Board
Ie Aurouncamen
Railroad Watch Inspection
Fessler & Co
Fessler
I. C
Lambert Pharmacal Company
Dept. L3
Locust St
St. Louis
Waterloo's Cash Department Store
Commercial Street
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