Membership gains for Waterloo AAUW branch noted
The Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women expanded by about 25 percent with 48 new names added at the October session hosted by Mrs. Ben G. Howrey. New national and associate members, plus the social and program details, highlighted a period of active club activity with various alumnae groups participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
American Association of University Women
Ben G. Howrey
Merle E. Witt
Chicago
Karl Manz
Lane
Brahms
Dorothy
Wammond
Iowa_ State Teachers college
Grace Uliemeyer
Jack Patterson
E. L. Sanders
Delcia Powers
Pearl Powers
A. B. Chambers
Eva Smith
Sarah Bohan
Hazel B. Evans
Iowa State Teachers College
Max Wilson
State University of Iowa
Howrey
University of Iowa
Cornell College
D A R Members Pay tribute and discuss Columbus day
Columbus D A R members met at Hotel Russell to honor the founders and the 35 year history of the national society of D A R. Addie Hungerford read a paper, and plans for a 4000 seat national auditorium in Washington were presented. Mrs Zathoe Burk was named registrar to fill a vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fife
National Society of Daystaters
Mary Melrose
Russell-iamson
J. EB. Sedgwick
America
Auis
Addie Hungerford
Jara Minor
Mary Virginia Ellet Carbell
National Magazine
Joaquin Miller
GH. B. Boies
Naturalization Court
Waterloo
National Auditorium
Washington, D
F. P. Rehbmeier
Regent
Edna M Lighthart to Wed Cedar Rapids Resident Oct 31
Announcement of the engagement and approaching marriage of Edna Mary Lighthart to George J Huxford Cedar Rapids was made Tuesday evening when the Lighthart family entertained 11 young women at dinner. The wedding will be an event of Oct. The coming nuptial was made known when guests opened orange bags with Halloween gifts. The dinner featured Halloween games, musical numbers, and a thimblebee by the Women's Relief corps. Postlud, compliments to the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna M. Lighthart
Cedar Rapids
Edna Mary
Tor
George J. Huxford
And
Mirs
J.B. Lighthart
Will Bush
Lighthart
Lucile Albert
Elsie Erickson
Bernice ‘Kokl
Church News highlights church group elections and meetings
Graves Memorial United Brethren matron class reelected Mrs. Sinnard as president with Mrs. Buchan as vice president and Mrs. Atkin as secretary. Committees named and rummage sale plans discussed. Other churches postponed meetings and scheduled missions and suppers with rotating hosting by church groups and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves Meniorial United Brethren ,Church
Lamar Sinnard
George Buchan
Pearl Atkin
U. Jf. Young
Albert Kistner
Buchan
Plom
Lehreiner
Memberg
Weishaar Made Chairman of Fine Arts Group
Mrs A S Weishaar was elevated Tuesday to chair the Fine Arts department of the Waterloo Woman's club at a season opening musicale luncheon in the clubhouse. Mrs John Fanning is vice chair, with Mrs Mark Campbell as secretary. Other participants included Mrs James Chapman and others. luncheon followed with Halloween motif decor. Missing details include the Miss Evelyn Decker kitchen shower for her upcoming marriage to Harry Gerholt. gifts found by following blackhands through the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Weishaar
Aterloo Woman’s Club
John Fanning
Weishaar
Mark Campbell
James Chapman
Bruce
W. R. Law
F. L. Chamberlain
Lore Alford, Jr
C. W. Robert- Eod
Miss Decker
W. EB. Burch
Belle Bandfield
Evelyn Decker
Harry O. Gerholt
W. BE. Stoner
Harold Miller
Albert Brandes
Alicé Pelton
Hf. G. Unger
Feet care by chiropodists and home remedies advised
Guidance on foot health urges visiting a chiropodist for foot comfort and pain relief. When unavailable, soak feet, rub calluses, apply cold cream, and manage corns with careful shaving and antiseptic care while avoiding injury. Use sulphur powder or ointment, maintain pads of cotton, and monitor shoe fit to prevent recurrence.
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Mrs W B Small Hosts Luncheon for City Visitors
Mrs W B Small presided over a 1 o clock luncheon at Sunyside Country Club Tuesday afternoon to honor former residents visiting the city and her niece and houseguest Mrs R W Barlow of Chicago. The table featured Halloween symbols in black and orange with chrysanthemum decorations and covers were set for Mrs W W Wyant and her guest Mrs Co W Illingsworth of Los Angeles and other named guests from Long Beach Boston Davenport and Davenport. Friday evening Dr and Mrs Small will entertain at dinner for Mr and Mrs C W Alingsworthy in the Old Home tearoom.
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R. W. Barlow
Chicago
W. B. Small
Sunnyside Country Club
Hallowe’en
W. W. Wyant
Co. W. Illingsworth
Los Angeles
Cal
B. W. Axtell
Carl Wyant
Long Beach
E. J. Lockwood
C. FP. McNulty
Tauton
Mass
Ela Bdies Rhodes
Davenport
H. C. Wilbur
W. HE. Richards
Barlow
Small
National Baptist speaker to address First Baptist Church
Miss Mabel Rae McVeigh national secretary of the Foreign Missionary society of the Northern Baptist convention will speak at First Baptiste church Thursday evening. Walnut Street and Burton Avenue Baptist members invited to hear her. supper at 6 15 precedes address. reservations with group readers or church office by Thursday morning. Women’s society plans capiz hospital sewing at 4 pm the same day.
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Mabel Rae McVeigh
New York City
Foreign Missionary Society of the Northern Baptist Convention
First Baptiste Church
Walnut Street
Burton Avenue
Miss McVeigh
Miss MccVeigh
Woman's Society of the Church
Baptist Hospital
Capiz
P. L
Sunset club postpones meeting two weeks
The Sunset club, planned to meet tomorrow with Mrs. E. KE. Peek, has postponed the session for two weeks. Mrs. Dai Cotte, year and Miss Marie Butterfield won favors last evening when Ensemble Bridge club members played at Miss Helen Moore's home.
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Sunset Club
E. KE. Peek
Dai Cotte
Marie Butterfield
Ensemble Bridge Club
Helen Moore
Society Editor Rules For Announcing Meetings
Announcements must reach the society editor by 2 20 a m and be typed or neatly handwritten. Lists of names cannot be taken by telephone and should be mailed to the office. Club secretaries and reporters should aim to reach thousands of people, not just club members. Provide full names with frat initials, and married women’s names with husband’s frat or title. This is the paper’s style and rules.
Girl Reserve program outlined for Waterloo meeting
Tonight a dinner meeting at the Young Women’s Christian association building will plan the Girl Reserve year. Advisors and committee members will review monthly themes, conduct demonstrations for new advisors, and note six week tallies with mothers present.
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Young Women’s Christian” Association
Ning
Central School
Marie Walters
Cotte
World Fellowship
Waterloo
W. CG
Watters
Miss Walters
H. M. Hanson
F. A. Thompson
A. M. Johnson
E. M. Rulon
Edna Rittenhouse
Jean Kinneburgh
Helen Kittle
Mildred Roderick
Elsie Kaltenbach
Mary Herzing
Y W C A Secretary Addresses P T A Meeting
Miss Florence L Brinton general secretary of the YWCA spoke to Lincoln school P T A patrons on What Goes on Inside via Y W C A. G T Bennett band director gave a musical demonstration. Performers included John Koch LeRoy Surry J A McEwen Ralph Pronk Everett Swank and Lester Butter. More than 175 attendees. Teachers hosted.
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Plorence L. Brinton
Young Woman's Christian Association
Lincoln School
Parent- Teacher Association
G. T. Bennett
East School
John Koch
LeRoy Surry
J. A. McEwen
Ralph Pronk
Everett Swank
Lester Butter
Ruth Itynre
Grace Congregation to Welcome Family of New Minister
Grace Methodist Episcopal church invites members and friends to a reception in the church parlors at 7 30 p m for Rev Wharl A Boardman and his family. The event aims to introduce the new minister and his relatives to the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Congregation
Wharl
A. Boardman
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Two Sororities Announce Pledges at T C
Two sororities at Tawa State Teachers College Pi Theta Xi and Phi Sigma Phi announced pledge lists. Notable pledges include Dorothy Kern Marguerite Blough and Helen Halley with several others named from Waterloo State Center Sioux City and Bloomfield.
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Tawa State Teachers College
Pi Theta Fi
Phi Sigma Phi
Dorothy Kern
Marguerite Blough
Waterloo
Theta Pi Sorofit
Ann Elizabeth Anderson
State Center
Helen Halley
Sioux City
Dorothy Young
Bloomfield
Grace Zihiman
Brighton
Jeanette Edwards
Cedar Heights
Pricella Laughgate
Algona
Aileen Hosterler
Cedar Falls
Salesta Wendland
Davenport
Madelyn Muller
Corydon
Viola Gerdts
Elma McGee
Dunkerton
Jessie Storie
Chariton
Elma Hopkins
Salvation Army to Ask $1000 Fund in Buchanan County
Independence Iowa October 14 Salvation Army leaders met at the First National Bank to organize a Buchanan County board for a drive beginning October 25. Alfreda Swanson named president with J B Hovey A H Wallace and others named to posts and a $1000 quota set for the county.
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Salvation Army
Buchanan County
Independence
Alfreda Swanson
Army Board of
First National Bank
G Swan
J. B. Hovey
A. H. Wallace
WW. B. Coliman
R. H. Taines
City in Brief: Local Notices and Updates
A compilation of short items from Buchanan’s and area news. Updates include Mrs. C. M. Lyon’s successful operation at University Hospital Iowa City. Mrs. P. A. Bradford recovering after surgery at St. Francis Hospital. J. H. Quurri and J. G. Ralston oversee a $200,000 county courthouse project in Miller, D.C. Maud Smith and Pearl Ambrose depart for Chicago for permanent waving training. a waving machine to be installed at Black’s Shingle Shop. Upton B. Kepford and his mother visit Mrs. J. K. Oren in La Porte City as she nears age 90. Building Commissioner Wasson on vacation, with City Engineer Stippy covering permits in his absence. A J. Allen notes high mileage on his car with low upkeep costs. Rosie Unger sells her share of Fish & Unger, auto wrecking, to Morris Fish. operation remains at 21-331 Sycamore St. R. A. Buck reports improving health and Lakeland Florida real estate activity. Advert — Frank’s Gardens invites afternoon bridge and luncheon reservations.
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J. H. Qurrie
J. G. Ralston
Miller
D. C
Maud Smith
Black
J. C. Kepford
J. K. Oren
la Porte City
A. J. Allen
Ed Madigan
Rosie Unger
Fish
Florida
Lakeland
Buck
Frank
Kennel Club to Sponsor Beach Bench Show Next Spring
The Cedar Valley Kennel Club decided last night at Hotel Russell-Lamson to hold a beach bench show next spring. Secretary treasurer Wu J Lang reported last April’s show at She Foran was a success, netting the club 3300. Walter Jensen, long ill with intestinal influenza, shows rapid improvement and is expected to leave bed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley Kennel Club
Russell-Lamson
Wu J_ Lang
She Foran
Walter Jensen
Walter P. Jensen
Transporting pauper in state case shocks Davenport
Davenport records detail the charge against Fort Rockholz of transporting a pauper into the state. The case centers on an alleged marriage agreement and the involvement of Mrs. Alice Gimern of Watertown. Further details remain unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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Davenport
Fort Rockholz
Tipton
Alice Gimern
Watertown
Woman's Club Has General Meeting With 250 Present
Cedar Falls Oct 14 Two hundred fifty members attended the first general meeting of the Woman's club in Zion Evangelical parlors Tuesday afternoon. Music and Drama department provided a musical program. Light refreshments were served during the social period which concluded the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Woman’s Club
Zion Evangelical
Business Woman's Club
Henningsen
Lauritz Henningsen
Dike
Sartori Hospital
Walter Anderson
Christian Stockholm
Fredsville
Mrs Bert Betts Dies at Home in Dumont
Mrs. Bert Betts travels to Dumont after the death of her in law Mrs. Harry Betts from a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral services were held in Dumont with burial there. Betts family formerly resided in La Porte City.
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Bert Betts
Dumont
la Porte City
Harry Betts
Waterlog patterns offer Courier patterns by mail
Old instruction brief advertising Waterlog Evening Courier patterns from the Fashion Department. Enclose 15 cents for each pattern and send to WA Verlooi for up-to-date designs. Orders are filed quickly but should arrive within about ten days after mailing.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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Rose
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Iona Falls
Old Home Tearoom
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J. B. Trimble
F. L. Mead
Atre
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Mr. Trimble
Harris
Miriam Vincent
Central Lodge
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Ilinois
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Independence Corminated Covert Company
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Porte City
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I. W. Flint
Harry Cohn
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Davenport, T
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Olstarn
Cmitoptacloca
Northeastern Iowa Chiropractors Association
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Oontelnek
Gedney
West Tinton
William Firde
Bert
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C. M. Lyon
University Hospital
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P. A. Bradford
St. Francis Hospital
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Daily News
George H. Twaddle
Cedar Fally
Samuel Brown
J. C. Kelley
John Callaghan
San Antonio
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A. Cc. Fuller
Nineteenth Century Club
Harry L. Helis
Cedar Tiver
Mesdames J. O. Finkenbinder
F. L. Sattler
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Inter Nos Club
Pranklin Street
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M. K. W. Heicher
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S.S. Snyder
Harry M. Merrill
Aimes
Mable Benton Brown
Harry E. Brown
Hill‘side Cemetery Association
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Business Men’s Association
Black Hawk
Lyren Society
Rus
Danish Lyren Society
A. S. Hansen
Pr. J. Jensen
Martin Morgensen
Kenneth Ellsworth
Des Moines
B. G. Elsworth
T. C. Stephenson
John Lemmer
Town Falls
H. HB. Seerley
Bozeman
Mont
Waverly
Mercy Hospital
Edith Adams
Waterloo Evening Courier
Nancy Gates
Gates
Walter Edelen
Lotus Club
Frank Gravenhorst
Frank Gravenkhorst
Jane McChane
Vella Adrams
Ed Parks
W. YW. Cooper
H.W. Kaiser
George Hanger
Ed Melhouse
John Kabler
Cooner
George Bellenger
Woman's Relief Corps
F. M._Igon
Cleero Good
Ooyrs
Eighth District Woman’s Relief Corps
Tareid Unger
Jeanette Wagner Nitwards
Dewar
Lucile Maxwell Fox
la Poste City
Gecit Gates
Altho
Sanborn
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Guy M. Butts
Iowa
Putnam
Bourjois A. Bourjois
Fowler
Waterloo, Iowa
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Alf
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Milkry
Bridge St
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