Waterloo couple wed in Roseville Catholic church
Dr Alfred Staudt and Miss Ruth Sours of Waterloo married at 6 50 am in Roseville Ta Catholic church officiated by Rev Father Ethel. Bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Sours Marble Rock Indiana. After a brief wedding breakfast 25 guests attend. They plan a Waterloo home and trip to Milwaukee. Many local society notices follow in the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Staudt
Ruth Sours
Waterloo
Roseville
Ethel
Airs
Philip Sours
Marble Rock
Gates College
Dotson Clothing Company
Staudt
Nick Staud
Agnes Flieder to Sing in Contest of Music Clubs
Agnes Flieder, 17 year old soprano, will perform Waterloo Saturday in Cedar Rapids for the Iowa Federation of Music Clubs contest. Also entering is Miss Le Verna Schmidt from Janesville, with state winners advancing to a district meet including Town, Illinois, Wisconsin and Nebraska entrants. The national contest will be in Philadelphia November 1 to 3, with the winner to sing at the Sesquicentennial exposition on November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Fiieder
Waterloo
Ceder Rapids
Ateptees of Iowa
Federation of Music Clubs
Flieder
Margaret Maddigan
Digan School of Music
le Verna Schmidt
Janesville
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Nebraska
National Federation of Music ‘Clubs
Sesaufcentennial Music Committee
E. Hy.Wilcox
Iowa City
Friendship Among Nations Is Hope of University
Miss Ruby Wade senior at Cornell college spoke on the goal of the International Association of University Women to foster unity through sympathetic understanding. She described curricula influence, textbook creation, international relation courses, and student and teacher exchanges as paths to global harmony. Sixty attended the Waterloo meeting where new members from Coe and Drake were named and a birthday gathering for Mrs. Callers occurred.
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Amsterdam
Molland
International Association of University Women
Ruby Wade
Cornell College
Miss Wade
West High School
Misa Norma Galser
Waterloo
American Association of University Women
International Association
Bulding Teacbooks
France
England
Mae Howell
Dorothy Gabbert
Coe College
Greta Thorne
A. L. Vogenthaler
Marie Campbell
Iowa State College
Elma Fattonson
Drake University
Johanna Pocornay
Lorenca Lamb
Nyla Luther
Iowa State Teachers College
EB. W. Benning
Minnesota University
Jr. D. Johnson
Oberlin College
Local WCTU Meeting in Willard Hall Tuesday
Waterloo WCTU hears updates on state gift memorial, with Arbuckle addressing elections, letters from delegates, and community singing. Autumn decorations, announcements for upcoming meetings, and a packed program from members including Miss Byrnes and Grice Ullemeyer marked the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Union
Henry Seehers
Grace Seebers
Willard Hall
Ows
Arbuckle
I. F. Yapp
Minnie Crippen
Los Angeles
Cali
Unnion
Bertham Arthur
Helen Byrnes
Waterloo
Miss Byrnes
California
W.'C. Kepford
Ray Williams
Grace Seeley
Edna
Hints in Beauty Care for Polished Nails
Care tips for nails emphasize buffing, enamel or polishing powders, and two coats of gloss. Use gentle cleansing, avoid cuticle irritation, and finish with a light polish to achieve a bright white moon and tip.
Church Meeting Notes Highlight Local Mission Groups
Several church groups across town held meetings and plan charity work and study sessions. St Luke's English Lutheran and Westminster and First Presbyterian chapters organized study hours, dinner, and upcoming missions, while Linden Methodist, First Methodist, Central Christian, and Immanuel Lutheran activities featured hostesses, reports, and sewing for the Lutheran orphanage.
Club Notes and Bridge Gatherings Amid Social Evenings
BOY club member Tomer Trew hosted an afternoon gathering with Mrs. Jay Bush. Keosoqua Bridge Club held a sinkttaf dinner for 12 at Black's Tearoom hosted by Miss Kathryn Gleason with asters and high scores by Francis Hallman and Mya Wo Be Streely. Jolly Dozen Club hosted a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Ernest Webber with 500 games for Ella Speicher May Parkin and Matt Schaak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment Tomer Trew
Mrs. Jay Bush
Keosoqua Bridge Club
Black
Kathryn Gleason
Misa Francis Hallman
Mya
Streely
Ernest Webber
Mee
Ella Speicher
May Parkin
Matt Schaak
Judge Wood Addresses Melrose D A R On Conservation
Judge George W Wood spoke at the Mary Melrose chapter D A R meeting at Mrs George Nauman home on conservation urging ruthless cutting of numbers and draining of stoughs stop and teaching children to love nature. Regent Liffring introduced him by reading Plymouth 1620 article about timber preservation. The chapter voted five dollars for Christmas bags for soldiers and noted constitution week notices to clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Melrose
George Nauman
George W. Wood
Iowa
F. C. Liffring
Red Cross
Woman's Club
R. C. Pederson
The
Patriotic Education
Ruth Updegratt
YS M. C.al
G. J. Mack
Nine W F M groups to meet at unit conference
Nine churches will share in business at a unit conference of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal fellowship. Session begins Friday at 1 p m in First aM. BE. church with a noon luncheon. Attendees include Waterloo’s four congregations plus Cedar Falls Janesville Geneseo Dunkerton and Jesup M E churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
the Methodist Episcopal Fellowship
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Janesville
Geneseo
Dunkerton
Jesup M
City in Brief: Local Social News and Travel Ads
Mrs F C Sage visits 930 Walnut week with daughter Mrs Florence Nylan in Hopking Asinn. Mrs C B Thomas of Evanston UL visits at home with brother C A Jenkin 408 Reber Ave. Mr and Mrs P M Bimm Harrisburg PA visiting Mr and Mrs B L Miller 214 Peoria. Koepke Carroll Ta returns after visit with F J Koepke 233 Maple. Mrs C H Nauman and Helen join Mrs Carl Sharp weekend in Cedar Rapids. Guests of Mrs Wilde and Mr Bottarft at 226 Kingsley Ave. Buddies travel sleepers to Los Angeles via Chicago Great Western Santa Fe. First car Oct 14. For details phone.
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F.C. Sage
Walnut Street
Florence Nylan
Hopking
Asinn
CB. Thomas
Evanston
C. A. Jenkin
Reber Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Mra
W. E. “Wilde
C. W. Bottarft
Bob
Tulsa
Okla
Mra. Bottorst
H. F. Campbell
Kingsley Avenue
Los Angeles
Iia
Chicago Great Western
Santa Fe
American Legion Post 138 Objects Filed for Becker Chapman Post
Corporation papers set forth the aims of Becker Chapman post 138 American Legion filed with the county recorder. The objects include upholding the U S constitution preserving memory of World War I, fostering 100 percent Americanism, promoting peace, justice, liberty and democracy, and providing a meeting place for veterans. Officers listed include H W Dallman post commander and Dr T F Sage vice commander with an executive committee and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
County Recorder
United States
H. W. Dallman
TF. C. Sage
Mercy Plea Turns in Coat Theft Arrest Tale
Irma Murphy of Cortlandt Street arrested a girl who had stolen a coat and a purse from Miss Anna Lies after a dance at Fourth Street East. Murphy marched the thief to the police station but declined charges after mercy plea, citing an invalid mother dependent on her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Murphy
Cortlandt
Miss Anna Lies
Fourth Street
Miss Murphy
Miss Lies
Interlock Completed on New I C Track
Interlocking of the new three mile passing track west of the Illinois Central shops is in full operation today The outer loop south of Rath Packing company plant has operated for weeks The new trackage should greatly lessen congestion at the upper Fourth street grade crossing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illnois Central Shops
Rath Packlg Company
Fourth Street
A R T O Hear Reports On National Convention
Reports on the national convention held in Deg Amolnes were presented today. Delegates discussed key themes and outcomes, highlighting speeches and proposed resolutions for future activities.
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A.R. TO
Deg Amolnes
Community Prayer Meetings Thursday in Bob Jones Cottage
The Bob Jones cottage community plans Thursday morning prayer meetings on the theme The Savior Foretold Isaiah vii-1 percent in numerous homes listing host addresses from Fairview to Ninth west. A large turnout is expected for the all-day event with Mrs. Katie Bronson and other organizers coordinating attendance. Women’s Relief Corps hosts a fish dinner at Memorial hall served by veterans and local caretakers after a day of church gatherings.
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Bob Jones Cottage
Katie Bronson
Fairview
Joe McCracken
C. M. Dryden
Dawson
Birs
Chas
McKee
Kern
Frank I. Shannon
Newton
E. Conerd
Riverside Drive
Oscar Schadt
Rien
C. E. Guenther
Bratnober
L. B. Howell
Archer
L. L. Penn
Idaho
H. L. Coffin
Sixth West
Agnes Meserve
Ninth West
W. A. McFarlane
Linn
James McMillan
Sumner
E. & Lohan
Vine
Mabel Wanamaker
First West
Belle D. Wise
Independence
R. D. Payne
Mulberry
Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
August Tatro
3. A. Trimble
Robert Anderson Post 88 to Hold Regular Meeting
Comrades invited to Memorial hall Thursday at 3 p.m. Robert Anderson Post No 88 will convene with David Allison of Port City presiding over the business session.
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Ee Bt
Robert Anderson
Memorial
Hall Thureday
David Allison
Lia
Porte City
Sesaton
Trattner Becomes Confidential Assistant at First National
Ernest M. Trattner of Temple Emanuel Los Angeles has been named confidential assistant to the executive manager of First National Productions. The appointment links a religious leader with the film industry, signaling closer collaboration between faith and cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest M. Trattner
Temple, Emanuel
Los Angeles
First National Screen, Productions
Hair Groom promises natural gloss and lasting hold
An old advertisement touts Hair-Groom as a dignified combing cream costing only a few cents per jar at drugstores. It claims to give natural gloss and well graded shine, keeps unruly or shampooed hair combed all day, and supposedly helps hair grow thick and heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOTEX
The Sanitary Pad Declines in Modern Wardrobe Use
In a brisk note on fashion and health, readers learn that the old-time sanitary pad is becoming rare as new products like KOTEX rise to popularity. The report claims higher absorption and greater confidence for women to dine, dance, and travel long hours in stylish outfits without worry.
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KOTEX
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A. F. Staudt
Byr Delia Sankey
Trinity American Lutheran Brotherhood
Y. M. GC
A. Mystle Workers
A. M. Robertson
Graves Memorial Otterbein Guild
W. Q. Davis
Waterloo O
Dmasonie Hall
Pandora Club
Oscar Berry
ML. B.A
Mra. Gay Burbank
T. T. KF
Agnes Flieder
Mattens
Clas
Graves Memorial
United Brethren” Church
Roy
Kendall
W. C. Roy Svon
Busiess
George Buchan
H. H.young
A. H. Bickley
James
Betty
Sons_of Union
Daughters of Veterans
Des Moines
Auxiliary
Hallowe’en
Temple Tehekah
Black Hawk I Oo. C. F
Miss Flieder
Charles Catleas
Cottage Street
Callers
Earl Cablens
Security Benefit Association
Knights of Pythias
Tae. B. & Plow
Cleb—aes
Frances Barson
Charles ‘Bacon
Ainiversary
Alice
Reynolds
New York
Ths
Miss Reynolds
Paterloo
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Mmes
John’ Koch
J.E. Kurth
George Sager
Theo ‘Winniger
Robert Penne
John’ Salz
Joe
Joe Ceee
Helen Gould
Henry Herbslab
Andrew Anderson
Sam Burrows
Frank Swartz
Alma Boeller
Royal
Waterloo Camp
Sarah Peck
Bern
Ua.s.e
Church News
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of
St. Luke’s English Lutheran Church
Bert Gibbs
A. M. Sundby
Jean Morrison
United Presbyterian Church
J. M. Hamilton
Thelma Amos
First Presbyterian Chhurch
A. W. Peterson
School of Missions of
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Aid Society of
Linden Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Boone
First Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Martin Nurke
Helping Hand
Ald Society of
First Evangelical Church
Central Christian Church
X.N. Smith
Tie ‘Ture
Laenchean
Immanuel
Lutheran Aid Society
Lutheran
Port Badge
Lancheon Bridge Club
G. W. Wood
Melrose D. A. R
M. E. Church
Opal Siglin
Rowley
Paul West
W. G. ‘West
Richard
Watrhanks
Raymond Parish
St. Joseph's Parish
Raymond
Our Lady of Victory
K. O. C. Hall
J. R. Simmana
Charles Robertson
Kemal Pasha
Angora
Bulantn
M.C. A
Corporation
I. C
Buchanan
Y. MC. A. Bldg
People Everywhere Smith, Lichty & Hillman CO
Diamond Dye Cyclopedia
Big Hook
Burington
Vermont
Kot EX
Anne Quinn
America
Fownes
Hallowe'en Candies
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