Pledges Named by Iowa State Teachers College Sororities
Sororities at Iowa State Teachers College announced pledges including six Waterloo girls: Barton, Anny Marie Decker, Marjorie Loomis, Wilma Hey, and Betty Simkin. Lucille Cutter joined Alpha Beta Gamma. Honorary members Grace Garder and Miss Allison Aitchison noted. Other pledges listed include Josephine Willard, Frene Fisher, La Von Ramsey, Ruth Domer, Eunice Smokesiad, Genevieve Townsend, and more from Cedar Falls to Colfax.
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Iowa State Teachers College
Rive
Waterloo
Sigma Phi
Stolls Barton
Anny Marie Decker
Jiarjorie Loomis
Wilma Hey
Betty Simkin
Lucille Cutter
Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority
Alphabet
Gamma
Josephine Willard
Cedar Falls
Frene Fisher
Parker
la ‘von Ramsey
Clarksville
Ruth Domer
Marion
Eunice Smokesiad
Clear Lake
Genevieve Townsend
Dysart
Allison E. Aitchison
Kappa Theta Psi
Atiss Rush
Dorothy Anderson
2Ulvatine
Christina Breitenbach
Fay Fresh- Water
Myrtle Macaw
Washington
Georgia Johnson
Margaret Dausman
Charles City
Martha Jennings
Colfax
Grace Gaarder
Delta Pit Delta
Audrey Benon
Wesley
Helen Martin
Evelyn Rosset
Helen Drohman
Cedar ‘Ails
V. O. V. Sigma Phi
Modesen Mann
Fort Dodge
Margaret Hurn
Algona
Phi Sigma Chi
Jessie Storr
Chariton
Elma Hopkins
Melbourne
Madeling « Miller
Corydon
Pricilla Southgate
Elina Magne
Dunkerton
Salesta Weondlang
Davenport
Viola Gerits
Davyenport
Talk on Europe by Dr L A Laurie at Y W C A Girls League
Dr L A Laurie pastor Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian church will speak at the Employed Girls league supper session in the YWCA building on Europe experiences from his recent trip. Registrations for classes in current events first aid arithmetic Bible study and the appreciation series are open.
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L. A. Laurie
Cedar Heights Community
D. Knapp
Florence L. Brinton
League
Music and Youth hailed as education aid for youths
A new American music magazine, Music and Youth, is announced as the first magazine for young people. Volume 1 Number 1 launches Oct 1, a 32 page, 10 by 12 inch publication from Evans Crothers Arlington House Boston. It aims to unite music supervisors teachers and homes in a single path to musical education with stories poems diagrams and notes.
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Music Magazine
America
John Hall
National Federation of Music Clubs
Hall
Mga Laine
Music Land
Music and
Evans Croters
Arlington House
Boston
Mass
Walking Rehearsal for Cedar Heights Club
A walking rehearsal of J. M. Bar fie's Alice Lit by the Fire will interest Cedar Heights Woman's club Literary Department members at their season opening Thursday afternoon at Mrs. W. Parrott's home with Mrs. A. H. Rawling assisting. E. C. Litchteid directs with minor roles. participants include Mrs. Stilson, Kingsland, Burhans, Edgerton, Trunkey, and Mrs. Stewart. Florence Lowe will sing. state news retreals to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Barfie
Alice
Cedar Heights Woman’s Club
W. Parrott
A. H. Rawling
E. C. ‘Litchteid
Beirs
W. C. Stilson
J. ¢. Kingsland
Amos Burhans
Pits. Edgerton
Trun- Key
Mrs Chapman to Address Waterloo Evening Dept Thursday
Mrs. Chapman, president of the Waterloo Woman's club, will speak after dinner at the Evening department meeting on Cairo and the Nile. Music includes a piano solo by Mrs Kari Krause and a vocal piece by Miss Ages Thompson. A 6:30 picnic supper requests sandwiches and another dish. attendees should notify Mrs Charles Young.
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Ww .Chapman
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Cairo
The
Nile
Kari Krause
Ages Thompson
Charles Young
Waterloo Woman's Club
Kensington
Mark Campbell
John Rack
A. J. Joynt
Elliott Wise
Love Is
Mine
Gartner
Margaret Hancock
Manche
Fred McClain
Nadege
Crawford
You and
W. W. Gallup
Minnie Crippen
H. B. Cropper
Mise Jessie Cooley
C. Fi
Claude Cheney
G Cousins
A. J. Bushy
James Chapman
Bram
L. W. Bryant
Beauty Letters On Hair Dyes Skincare And Vision Tips
A columnist reviews henna and hair dyes, advises eye exercises to ease strain, and suggests a tonic with phosphates and lime. It cautions against skin bleaching and notes freckles are natural. includes a vague age and height reference and a shampoo tip for oily dark hair.
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B. R
P. E. O. Chapters Hold Regular Monday Sessions
P. E. O. sisterhood chapters held regular fortnightly meetings Monday with Chapter 2 convening at 3 PM in Miss Nan Black’s home and Chapter FE gathering later at Mrs. H. C. Wilbur’s home. Miss Callie Wieder urged reading lists for Chapter 7 including The Life of Keats and Jungle Land while Mrs. C. Mc Howe reviewed Glorious Apollo. Delegates reported from the recent Minneapolis supreme convention. guests included Mrs. E. F. Stevenson and Mrs. J. S. Buechle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Ou
Sisterhood
Nan Black
Chapter FE
H. C. Wilbur
Callie
Wieder
Keats
Amy Lowell
William Heebe
Reymont
Milne
C. Mc Howe
Baringstons
Apollo
Supreme Convention of the Sisterhood
Minneapolis
A.B. Lovejoy
E. F. Stevenson
Buechle
Ta Porter
Chicago
Miss A
Grimm
Waukon
J. McEwen
Rockford
H. H. Caughtin
Des Moines
Wateroo
McKinley P T A to Send President to State Convention
McKinley Parent Teacher Association will be represented by president Mrs C R V Bassarear at the state convention in Iowa City November 10 following a Monday afternoon appointment at the regular business session in the school building. Committees chosen to support year work include a program committee chaired by Flo Liffring with assistances Graham and Rapp, Miss Florence Serving, Lavine, Venter, Roy Lee, and membership chair W W White and Dilger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
C.R. V. Bassarear
Iowa City
Flo. Liffring
Prgram
CO. Graham
Fred J. Rapp
Mary Hans
Florene
Miriam Miller Weds Martin A Burns in Chicago
Miriam Miller and Martin A Burns were married Saturday afternoon in Chicago. Miller, daughter of Dr and Mrs G B Miller formerly of Waterloo, taught in Des Moines. Burns, ex VP of Tfarris Emery Des Moines, recently bought Hillman department store in Chicago.
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Martin A. Burns
Miriam Miller
Chicago
Waterloo
G. B. Miller
Forty-Sixth Street
Des Moin
Miller
Cedar Falls
Burns
Tfarris-Emery Company
Des Moines
Hillman Department
Society Editor Announces Pace and Musical Program
Announcements reach society editor H e t u r e n at 2 20 a m for a musical program noted in legible form. Clubs, societies, and reporters are reminded to submit readable notices, with full names and roles, as the paper aims to include items from many readers and groups.
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Heturen
Ullicoe
Club Seortiscios
Reporterea
Hushend
Waterloo Chapter to Start Suppers Series by C E S
Waterloo chapter of the Order of Eastern Star opens its paid suppers series on BL 630 Wednesday before the regular fortieth business meeting. Members, families, and friends are invited. Dinner committee includes Mrs Elizabeth Arlus and others. A program will follow the meeting.
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Waterloo
Order of Astern Star
Elizabeth Arlus
Edith Shirey
Sadie Bingham
Nettie Blents
Miante, Danton
Evelyn Brooks
Edith Stevenson
Ure
Jier
Bessie Stetsel
Meta Dryer
Emma Sheglee
Verna Carrington
Marie Mounsey
Mary Winterchall
Mae Floward
Hawthorne Mothers Club Elects Officers at Meeting
Hawthorne Mothers Club met in the school building electing Mrs. M. la Wester president Mrs. Helet Noester treasurer and Mrs. J. i. Yongman secretary. Miss Mabel Root read on kindergarten training as Miss Thyria Buck sang solo and Miss Gertrude Schreiner read. Twenty eight attended and other events included a Folk song study by the B Natural Music Club and piano solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Hawthorne School
M. la. Wester
Helet Noester
J. i. Yongman
Mabel Root
Thyria Buck
Gertrude Schreiner
C. R. Sanborn
Harriett Egan
John MacDonald
Eudora Carey
Lillian Sohner
R. G. Taylor
Grainger
C. Albert Schalin
Injury to Boy Leads to Three Lawsuits in Hardin County
Three trials were held in Hardin County over an accident two years prior involving Marion Shane and another boy riding a wagon to school. Ten 2B. Marks of Town Falls was the defendant. The boy sustained a fractured femur. The first trial awarded $31,250 to the plaintiff, the second ended with a hung jury and a $15,000 damages request, and the third also resulted in a jury verdict for the plaintiff after a 24 hour deliberation. Attorneys Lea and Garfield, Ames and Z E Gilchrist represented the plaintiff. Wennes, Ainslie, Waterloo, and A. Risson of Town Falls defended.
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Iren
Hardin County
Marion Shane
Town Falls
Ian
Lea & Garfield
Ames
Z &E Gilchrist
Towa
Falls
Wennes
Drunks Ordered to Work on Streets by Lawn City Mayor
Cedar Falls Delaware reports a ruling by Mayor J B Ross Nerentier that intoxicated offenders must perform street labor. The order, issued after two men entered the town early today, requires inmates to begin at noon and serve on public work duties.
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Lawn City
Cedar Falls
Del
J.b.ross Nerentier
Cedar Falls Lad Breaks Ten Months Tie With Crank at Temasilo
Cedar Falls lad Nis Tighe forensm 17, broke Nis j Tighe forensm for the third time in ten months when he cranked at an temasilo yesterday.
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Cedar Falls
City in Brief shows bustle of 1919 Waterloo area
Readable town snippets reveal visits from J Wenner in Allison on district court business and Mr and Mrs Charles Torn from Bellevue. Alpha Nappa Kappa pledge news, Melrose chapter dinner, and Thanksgiving style observances at Hotel Russell-Lumson. Studio reopenings, arrests, and civil notices pepper the civic page alongside harvest festival proceeds and a will filed for probate detailing Albert Edward Mutton as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wenner
Allison Tofay
District Court
Charles Torn
Bellevue
W. SF. Murphy
Rangatt Street
Kenneth Inneslett
Davenport
Federalnsurgoce Coksyyany
Nauman
University of Iowa At
Melrose Chanter
Daughters of the American Revolution
America
Russell-Lum- Son
Ter. Blaynes
Oaiater
Fourth Street
Lis Ports Road
Aldrich
Fourteenth Street
al Minor
Municipal Court
R. W. Barlow
Chicago
W. B. Small
Town Street
Barlow
Miami
Dirs. Barlow
Jenness Alvea
Small
Waterloo
Salvation Army Home Service
Eddie Bowe
Salvation Army
Africa
Air
Alfred B. Scott
Mabel Julienne Seat
Scott
Sanatos
Frank Amusestment Company
Ing
Miss Scott
Plaza
W. Pierce
Lafarette Street
R. N. MacDonald
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Pierce
Beloit
Wis
Ulenn
Haynes
Lowe Grad. Reads Association
Auditor of State
Lions Club
Black
Albert Edward, Mutton
Mary Mutton
Frank
jGardens
Lemon Lotion Promises Sudden Wrinkle Reduction
A vintage ad extols lemon-based lotion to erase crow feet and fine lines. It advises squeezing two lemons into three ounces of any druggist solution, shake, and use nightly for smoother skin, enlarged pores, and a brighter, velvety complexion.
Cedar Falls Rotary and Reading Circle News Totals
Cedar Falls items report forty Rotary members visiting Grundy Center for a dinner and fellowship. Reading Circle plans a November 9 anniversary program. City council held routine session with no major business. Pauline Streeter won first prize in a Forget-Me-Not poster contest. Wedding party from Cedar Falls to Oak Park for Gerald Wise and Louise Ber’s ceremony. Corn picking underway with variable yields. Everett Dutcher injured a finger at work. Churches adjust midweek services for a college lecture series. Mrs. Arthur Watters hosts luncheon on Clay Street. local social notes include visitors and departures in Cedar Falls.
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Pauline Streeter
Lincoln School
Clark H. Streeter
Evelyn Livingstone
Ruth Johnson
Oak Park
Cedar Falls
Clarence FH
Wise
Gerald
Miss Louise Ber
Congregational Church
Oak Park Arms Hotel
Clarence I
Local notes and travel snippets from a 1910s page
The clipping records social visits and meetings at home addresses. M A Gillon returns to Washington after weeks as a guest at the G Alusely home. Waverly Fire Convention attendees include 2D Beemor and Loom Wl Gschen. A lodging arrangement lists R Alameda, and a patent for a toothwear device to handle cakes is noted.
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Dark Whelsh
Sunset West
As. M.A Gillon
G. Alusely Hone
Washington
Ares
Beemor
Waverly Wednesey
R.alaén
Auburn
Diamond Dyes Advert by Color Shoppe
Fragmentary ad promotes Diamond Dyes for wool silk cotton and mixes. It urges readers to identify fabric type before coloring and references druggily phrasing. The missing text hints at a sales pitch for dye quality and product variety.
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T. C.i
Girls’ League
Europe
A—Cedar Review
First Street Rainbow Club
Clifford H. Islay
Church News
Sudan
India
Mary d. Campbell
Jean Morrison
United Presbyterian Vhurch
Charles Shaffner
Miss Conga
Trinity American Lutheran Guild
F. G. Wille
M. E. Whel
Young People’s Society of
First Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Brotherhood of Trinity American Lutheran Church
H. B. Weatherwax
B. B. Walker
Ladies‘ Social Union of the Universalist Church
Brotherhood of East Park Presbyterian Church
Wilhl
Margaret
Gertrude Roderick
Unity Guild
First Methodist Church
Clasey
BE. Davis
A. W. Bills
John Bird
Alice Taylor
Lou Miller
G. Stevenson
C. T. Wilson
Cedar Heights
Florence Lowe
Daughters of Veterans
Grand Army of the Republic
Memorial Hall
Minies
Gertrude Wright
Olie Knapp
Ethel Snod Brass
Orpha Carpenter
Aliss Alice Stewart
Everett Swank
Young Women's Christian
Association
Pra
Jiinceln Association
Tayy
Mrs. Chapman
Mary Jane
Ridey Naile
Naily
McKinley P.T. A
Mres
Alice Giley
Donald Gilley
Lula Gilley
Alpha Delphians
CC. Shera
Evans
To E Escott
Adrian
GB. Forker
Frank Forker
Will Watters
Mason City
C. E.S
Hawthorne Mothers Club
Sf A. P. Smith
All Smith
Cyrus Willey
Deg Moines
Waterson
Smith
Mer
Wilbur Call
Enocht Leckington
King’s Daughters
Ralston
George R. Huntington
C. L. Sterling
D. Thompson
3. Taylor
J. EL. Barron
W. EL Silver
Gannon Camp
Moose Hall
Woman's Trelief Corps
Waverly
F.C
East District
Vacatiog Echoes
James B. Becker
Pythian Sisters—Segular Mmeeting
Knights of Pythias Hall
W. GC. C. F. Sacred Heart Court
St. Mary's Lali
Buchanan
George WH. Swaddle
Pelephono No
Daily News News
Courtvr
Daly
West Fourth
Dem
Grundy Center
Cedar Balls
Cyteun
Jiang Aniversary
Cedar Talls Parior
James Port Bone
Cvea
Los Angeles
Cal
Pavin Boy
Moyday Everett Dutcher
Honiy Place
Fis Leather
Frank Ene
Feachers College
Axtla Watters
Arthur Watters
Clay Street
Zs Te
Frank Honkie
Y. M.C. A. Bldg
Rumford
Jemima
Watertop
Fashion Department
Evening Courinr
Waverloo
Asl
AO Simpmal
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