Lincoln Park sale urged to fund expansion and recreation
Burr G Lichty of the park commission urged selling Lincoln Park to fund development and ease debt. A $450000 sale could pay old debts and finance new parks, tennis courts, pools, and slides for youth. Speakers stressed playgrounds build better citizens and the need for proper location, varied programs, and competent staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr G. Lichty
Park Commission
Civic
Wowan's Club
Bertar
Parka
Mr. Lichty
Lincoln Park
Giso
Commission
Ie Commission
Imes
FA. Boses
C. J. S Rndolph
Spring ‘Field
J. HE. Bragdon
Wirs. H_ BW. Lichty
YWCA Members Meet Monday to Set Policy
YWCA members will gather Monday evening at the YW building for a membership get-together. WF Lytie, membership chair, will preside and lead a devotional service. Mrs T A McManus will chair discussions on voting for directors and the format of the annual meeting. Mrs J E Sedgwick will report on building committee contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Sedgwick
Luncheon Study Club Met At Howrey Cottage
Friday Study Club met at Mrs W H Howrey's Sherwood Park for a 1 o'clock luncheon. Mrs W W Lytip presided in the absence of Mrs C Kilngaman. The program included a paper by Mrs H Abbs on lawmaking duties and a talk on how the woman citizen can improve Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Howrey
Rottase
Sherwood Park
Sequith
Mimes
C. F. Roba
RH. Bk. Williamson
C. By Kilngaman
W. W. Lytip
Woods
G.g. Millard
Mra
H. Abbs
Iowa
Whittier Grounds to Be Landscaped by P T Group
Whittier school grounds will be landscaped by the Parent Teacher association after a meeting last evening. Plans were presented by Miss Updegraff and funding pledges discussed. Finance committee members named were W B Main A J Ambert and W F Schrag. A program featured Miss Hagerman on piano Dor othy Hartleip readings and dances by Jean Marguant and Betty Bickley. Social committee chaired by Mrs C S Howard served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier School
Updegraff
W. B. Main
A. J. Ambert
W. F. Schrag
I Thera
From Cars to Planes The Speed We Now Accept
The piece contrasts early vehicle speed limits with modern rapid travel. It recalls faint suspicions about swift cars and recalls four mile per hour rules, red flags, and doctors fearing fast trains. It notes a 244 mile per hour airplane record and ponders future speeds through generations.
Beauty Creams and Home Formula for Skin Care
A reader conversation presents a home made face cream recipe using Rose water Amondoil Spermaceti White wax Benzoin Borax and plain water with olive oil. Instructions cover melting blending cooling and storing in small jars and advise on hand care and nail maintenance. Several readers comment on dyes in stockings and leg exercise as related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womerd
Cropper Wins Sunnyside Country Club Bridge Title
Cropper captured the Sunnyside Country Club bridge championship last night defeating Alfred Teogisy and Mrs C W Chapman in a no play rubber by 20 points. Mr and Mrs Floyd L Chamberlain won consolation honors by beating C J K Cropper and Jackson McCoy.
October Birthday Party of Waterloo Woman's Club Rescheduled
Waterloo Woman's Club plans a Monday birthday party at the clubhouse at seven p m to aid work for the state O E S convention. The event features dancing, games, and card play with committees for inviting, sewing, refreshments, and decorations led by Mrs wheelock and others. The club also notes October celebrants will host and members are invited. A wedding in Minneapolis today between Frank J Clements and Oliva C McBride will bring the couple to Watertown to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Clements McBride
Oliva C. McBride
Jank McBride
New Stampton
Prank J. Clements
Waterloo
Minneapolis
Mr. Clements
St Claira Company
Cedar Rapids
Watertoo
Moonway
Few'ng
Cardr
Litt Wheelock
Com
C. E. Renstar
Mary Newton
Mary Edgerton
Maybeth Black
A. A. Bontrager
Loran Derry
Pred Miller
Mias Nancen Davin
V. H. Reuting
W. A. Burton
J, WU. McCray
Jon Ray
Patricia Jane Francis
R. BR. Francis
J. P. von Lackum
A. C. Fox
Betty Joan Wuntington
Batty Jean Ewing
Wilma Mauser Perry Rust
Anna Mae Tiederman
Winefred Thornon
Richard Trips
John von Lackum
LeRoy von Lackum
Ruddy
Dorothy
Francis Pedersen
Paulina
Elizabeth
Clifton Max
W B R C Plans Clara Barton Patriotic Program
W R C meeting recalls Clara Barton birthday program. Ten comrades and 58 members attended with visitors from Ta and Sioux Falls. Members report on California health retreat and transfer of membership, plus upcoming Thimblebee quilt event and district convention report. Comrade Shannon praises G A R reunion success with corps support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
14Utan Dennis
Elizabeth Wolla
Jumboldt
Clara Barton
Andy
Minuie Walker
Corps 15
California
Laura
Claussen
Corps 3
Sioux Falls
S. D
Ida Alderman
Sessnion
T. F. Shannon
G. A. R. Veteran's Association
Woman's Club Delegation to District Convention
The Woman's Club will send a large delegation from Hidora to the district federation convention next Wednesday and Thursday. President Mrs. George W. Nauman leads the group, with Mines, J. C. Trambauer, A. Whierbury, L. Clark Leeper, F. F. McElhlaney, Howard Sharp, Harry Sigworth, Floyd Chamberlain, Charles M. Young, Henry Grout, CG. H. Rangler and George Scales among the delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Hidora
Third District
George W. Nauman
Ars
Mines
J. C. Trambauer
D A R Chapter Dinner and Program at Waterloo Tearoom
Waterloo D A R chapter held a dinner and program in Black's tearoom with hostesses Mines. J B Davis A B McQuown Warran Gilbert John Gwynne and May Howard. Regent Mrs Ee G Leffer presided. Fred J Miller and P E Paulsen played piano duets. Mrs Leffler reported on the Des Moines board meeting Sept 26. Mrs Lillian Park Carey of Dubuque gave a patriotic address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Yun In Black
J. B. Davis
A. B. McQuown
Warran Gilbert
John Gwynne
May Howard
Ee. G. Leffer
Mines
Fred J. Miller
P. EH. Paulsen
Leffler
Des Moines
Lillian Park Carey
Dubuque
Church youth and guild activities in Jesup area
Unity guild met at Mrs Charles Robinsons residence four miles east of Jesup for a Halloween party and business session with twenty members and visitors. Sacred Heart Girls club to hold a Monday evening meeting. Young Married Peoples class of First Baptist hosted by Mr and Mrs A J Garnwell with thirty members. Christian Endeavor party at P L Ferguson home Cedar Heights with bus to church. Hudson W M F society hosted by First Brethren. Rev L Meyers conducted devotional after picnic lunch. Mrs A L Shively spoke on National W M B O work. others contributed piano and vocal numbers. Picnic dinner planned, bake and rummage sales set for Nov 8 and 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Guild
Charles Robinson
Jesup
Robinson
June Foster
Sacred Heart Girls’ Club
First Baptist Church
A. J. Garnwell
Wade
Mmes
C. D. Hayes
Cecil Lanning
Christian Endeavor Society of Congregational Church
Hallowe
P. L. Ferguson Homs
Cedar Heights
Hudson W. M. F. Society
First Brethren
L. Meyers
Hudson
A. L. Shively
National W. OM. B
Indiana
Don Axton
Frank Wisner
Lawrence Wasson
City in Brief Ad Apartment Glasses and Local Visits
Local notes list Buchanan advert, William Duffy back from Chicago, Miss Milfred Beal visiting Cheyenne sister, Alta Vaughn return from California visiting her sister in Iowa City. Miami spell news. psychology talk at Y M C A. bicycle car collision injures William Thompson. Natley denies Concord call. Gaines family visits Indiana. car hits crossing gate. Mary Hess seeks divorce and alimony. various minor accidents. fall and winter fashion ad and a rummage sale notice at Water Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Duffy
Todey J
Chicago
Milfred Beal
Cheyenne
Wio
Georgia Beal
Cortlandt
L. W. Watt
Mulberry Street
Stockton
Alta Vaughn
California
Leo Cahill
Lafayatte Street
H. E
Grace Harvay
Waterloo
Miami
Fla
Ty, B. Homan
Iowa State Teachers College
William Thompson
Eighth Street
Park Avenue
Sycamore Street
John Natley
Concord
Neb
Age Natley
Mary Hess
George Hess
Nation Department
Francis Collins
Wellington
Randolph
Fistcher Avenue
Greek pastor to perform Fort Dodge wedding service
Rev. C. Morkides, pastor of the Greek Orthodox church, will go to Port Dodge tomorrow afternoon to perform a marriage ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
C. Morkides
Port Dodge
Sulentic 19 Held For Death Threat Against Kettwigs
Otto Kettwig filed information in municipal court through County Attorney Walter H. Branch accusing Petar Sulentic of making malicious threats against Otto and his sister Jeannette. Bond set at $1,000. Otto, a baggage room worker at Union Depot, said Sulentic demanded $1,000 to cover a child’s death tied to a July auto accident in which Jeannette was the car’s driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municpal
Walter H. Branch
Otto Kettwig
Petar Sulentic
Otto
Jeannette Kettwig
H. T. Wagnar
Unique
Kettwig
Union Depot
Sherif Wagner
Sulentic
Miss Kettwig
Qeto
Salentic
Salentie
Otte
Sulentie
Sulende
Waterloo
Oneida Street
Fourth Street
Marriage in Persia Has No Romance, Children Mated, Missionaries Say
Dr. R. J. Hoffman and wife, Presbyterian missionaries born in Persia, discuss Persian marriage customs. They report arranged marriages by parents, child brides, polygamy, veiled women, and limited companionship, with their 16 month old daughter Elizabeth Ellen having already traveled 10,000 miles since birth in Persia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
R. J. Hoffman
Fred. Pettit
Presbyterian Mission Board
Meshed
Hoffman
Dr. Hoffman
Teheran
Iman Reza
Mohammedan
Elizabeth Ellen
Julian calendar to be discarded Sunday by major churches
A synod at Constantinople decided to abandon the Julian calendar and adopt the Gregorian system tomorrow. Attending were Orthodox churches from Greece America Russia Serbia Montenegro Yugoslavia Roumania and Syria with Bishop Alexander of the Russian church in America presiding. The shift aims to align religious holidays with civil dates and remove the 13 day discrepancy under Julian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Russia
Serbia
Montenegro
Jugoslavia
Roumania
Syria
Constantinopis
Alexander
Fleur-De-Lis Park By MOLE MATHER
Gail Meredith, a cousin, is welcomed by Mrs. Courtney and Mrs. Demming as Gail plans to visit. Gail has earned her living after hardship, while family tensions surface over past privileges and future hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleur-De-Lis Park
Mole Mather
Cornelia Demiming
Gail
Gail Meredith Draws attention of Standish and Towers
In a country town Gail Meredith is hosted by Mrs Hunter and becomes the center of gossip as lawyer Wilfred Towers and handsome Douglas Standish show interest. Gail insists no engagement, while relatives speculate on a romance and a public park gift linked to Standish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Gourtney
Gail
Mrs.' Hunter
Demming
Lucy Wolcott
Wilfred Towers
Cornelia
Gail Meredith
Lodr
Fleur-De-Lis Park
Fieur-De- Lis Park
Douglas Standish
Lucy
Geil Meredith
Miss Gail
Absorbed in each other the man of the great estate
Absorbed in each other, the man of the great estate and a young woman, arms full, moved along their path as Bowers passed happily upon them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers
Harris Bound Over to Grand Jury on Moonshine Charge
F. G. Harris was bound over to the grand jury under a $390 bond after a municipal court trial. Detectives testified to a raid at 327 Fourth Street West revealing a still like contraption hidden in Harris’ cellar. Harris claimed the apparatus was built in New Hartford to distill water for storage batteries and that the whisky was for his own use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Harris
Fourth Street West
Harris
Hugh Cromline
New Hartford
Waterloo
Mediapolis Fire Destroys Five Main Street Businesses
A fire in Mediapolis Iowa at 2 am destroyed five business houses occupying half a block in the main business section. The Hatchcroft brothers, hog remedy manufacturers, suffered the heaviest loss. The Walters barber shop, Citizens State Bank plate glass, Anderson store, and Wilson drug store were also damaged by heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediapolis
Hatchcroft Brothers
Har Tt. E. Walters
Citiens State Bank
Anderson
Wilson Drug Store
Patterns for the Courier Fashion Dept in Waterloo
To obtain up-to-date patterns of accompanying design, send to the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier Waterloo with 16 cents for each pattern. Orders filled as promptly as possible and should reach you within ten days after sending the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Lincoln Public School
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Woman's Club Chorus
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Marion
G. R. Gillpatrick
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Layina Meister
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Illinois Central Crossing
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Water Street
Salvation Army
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MY Valet, Inc. Master Cleaners
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Book of Fashions
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