Third district convention to feature Waterloo club women
Waterloo club women take a leading role in state federation activities as the Third district convenes at Eldora Wednesday and Thursday. speakers include Mrs. E L Johnson, Mrs. Parrott, Miss Mattie Peabody, and Percy Pennybacker. sessions highlight rural education community drama and international relations.
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Waterloo
Eldora
W. F. Barratt
Cedar Heights
E. L. Johnson
Myre
Raymond Polk
B. A. Boggs
Parrott
FE. Plekattami
Boles
International Relations
Percy Pennybacker
General Federator
W. Spaulddent
Iowa
Repre
Matti. Peabody
Dupuque
Presida
Ing
Elizabeth Banks to Wed New York Man
Announcement lists Miss Elizabeth Banks formerly of this city to marry Robert Brownell of New York tomorrow at 5 p m in a Columbia Circle church ceremony with Rev. Mr. Knox officiating. Brownell, a New York City lawyer, will reside in Washington after the term ends. Miss Banks is sister of W J Banks of this city.
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Elizebeth Banks
Calumpia University
Are Children More Fragile Than They Used To Be
Side Talks considers childhood health and safety from a past era. A neighbor recalls a doctor visit for a scraped knee and contrasts it with years when home remedies and bruises were common. The piece questions whether children are more fragile today and what causes any changes.
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Bea
Reader Lyland
Tate
Beauty Chats on Riding and Health Benefits for Movement
The article promotes horseback riding as a path to grace and poise. It notes riding improves posture, eye and arm steadiness, digestion, and complexion while offering mental and physical tonic benefits. It suggests exercise, fresh air, and a regimen for facial muscles, plus a brief health tip on weight and skin care.
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Juureies
Club Notes: French Club Meeting and Picnic Details
Club Notes report the La Reunion Francaise opening meeting Tuesday with hostess Mrs. Alford and president Mrs. Macartney who will speak while Ames MeKhinney and G N Garrettson discuss French letters. Figellty circle plans a Thursday picnic dinner with Miss Lillian Subrke. Members of 8 nire Noua club should notify hostesses of tomorrow's meeting.
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Cub—Business and Professional Woman's Club
Black's
Stunta
Laurene Rose
Plang
Hallowe'en
Waterloo
Mary Melrose
Black's Tearoom
la Reunion Francaise
T. Alford
J. R. Macartney
Ames
FLFL
Figellty
Pythian Alsters
Puerday
Lillian Subrke
8 Nire Noua Club
It. E. O'Keate
First Presbyterian Homemakers elect officers
Emmet Miller was chosen president with J Selzer as vice president Mrs G H Yarnsworth as secretary and Mrs Melvin Garnett as treasurer in the Friday church meeting of the Homemaker's class.
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First Presbyterian Homemaker's
Emmet Miller
J. ©. Selzer
G. H. Yarnsworth
Melvin Garnett
Red Ball Contract Draws Many Bids for County Paving
Bids for 8 miles of county highway along the Red Ball route and Waterloo Hudson road are expected to exceed 880000 with about 44 000 certified checks each. Bids open at 40 a m with 340600 square yards and 1000000 cubic yards of grading involved. Leo Butler for Northern States Contracting Co may be among bidders.
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Johnston
The
Highway Commission
Waterloo-Hudson
County Board of Supervisors
I Leo Butler
Northern States Contracting Company
Death Rides Close to Four Passengers of Wrecked Autos
Cedar Falls Oct 15 Four passengers escaped serious injury in a double auto wreck at a township crossroads five miles from town on Tivelfth street. In the light coupe were James Grim a high school coach and Axel Damm of Dike both with deep gashes and cuts. in the heavier touring car were Miss Dana Murritt Grandy Center and Charles Simonsen with several broken ribs though praised for calmness. All are at Sartori hospital likely to stay through the week.
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Cedar Falls
Tivelfth
James Grim
Axel Damm
Dike
Grimm
PBS
Dana Murritt
Charles Simonsen
Mr. Simonsen
Sartori Hospital
McGlade Attends Iowa Board Meeting and Staffing Moves
John C. McGlade west school superintendent returned from Des Moines after a Iowa examining board meeting. The board discussed substituting a state certificate for first second and third grade teachers certificates and the new certificate would note qualifications and placements. Dr A Waterbury appointed physician and Dr Max Wilson dentist for west schools. Marriage licenses Alvin J. Rohan and Lorraine K. White, both Waterloo.
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John C. McGlade
West
Nee Moines
State Board of Educational Examiners
A. Waterbury
Max Wilson
West Schools
Cedar Falls Suit Joins Mayor and City Marshal in Damage Trial
A damage suit in Cedar Falls district court accuses former mayor A. W. Refshauge and City Marshal Nathan Finlow of assault battery and false imprisonment in Miss Helen Schultz’s arrest when her Red Ball Transportation business faced inter-line disputes. Schultz seeks 10,000 total. The case proceeds with jury selection and opening statements expected.
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A. W. Refshauge
Nathan Finlow
Cedar Falls
H. B. Stiles
Helen Schultz
Red Ball Transportation Company
Middlewest
Miss Schultz
Waterloo
IF. CG. Nehlsen
H. C. Dunlap
John Singer
Kate Chapman
Fern Canfield
Mark Humphrey
F. B. Moffit
FP. L. Klingaman
N. Arnold Gasser
Dora Pritchard
W. E. Chesley
George Willard
Iowa Sheriffs to Demonstrate Firearms Skill at Fort Des Moines Meet
Representatives from each of Iowa's 9353 counties compete in a marksmanship test for revolver and rifle at Fort Des Moines on October 17 beginning 7:30 a.m. Sheriff H. T. Wagner represents the county. Col. H. L. T. Cavenaugh directs the event with lectures on firearm care and law enforcement by Col. Cavenaugh and Attorney General Ben J. Gibson. Prizes totaling 430 dollars are offered by the Iowa Bankers Association for top marksman.
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Iowa Vigilance Committee
Fort Des Moines
H. T. Wagner
Iowa Hawkers' Association
Iowa
Col
H. L. T. Cavenaugh
Ben J. Gibson
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Allan Foss Former La Porte City Youth Killed in Accident
Allan Foss 25 son of Mr and Mrs Ns B Foss of La Porte City was killed Saturday in an oil field accident near San Gabriel Georgia where he worked He married Geneva Phinney in 1921 and leaves a widow two young children a sister and his parents Informed by his wife’s family the body will likely be brought to La Porte City for burial in the near future Also mentioned is a separate note about Ned Trinda Mercada found robbed and thrown from a train in the Missouri Pacific yards at Eagle Lake Minnesota.
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Lawrence Martin
United Press
Minneapolis
Minn
America
Great Northwest
Lloyd George
J. A. G. Preus
Twin Cities
University of Minnesota
Winnipeg
Gav
Preus
Swinson
Magnus Johnson
Henrik Shipstead
Parmer
Minnesota
Watts
Liscyd George
Poralica
Great Britain
Canada
United States
London
Alan Foss
Ns. B. Foss
la Porte City
San Gabriel
Gal
H. G. Phinney
Waterloo
la Porta City
Independence
Geneva Phinney
Bruce F. Gates
la Porte
New Hartford Food Fair Draws Hundreds of Attendees
In New Hartford Iowa on Oct 15 a Saturday food fair drew 752 adults registered with a mid afternoon estimate that children total about half that number. Organizer John J Wise, a local general merchant, oversaw the event attracting a large crowd.
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New Hartford
John JL. Wise
Fowt Wins Hearing in Arnstein Appeal
Washington D C October 15 the federal government was granted a hearing by the supreme court in the case against Jules W Nicky Arnstein. Argument set for November 19 by the high court in the Arnstein appeal.
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Fowt
Arnstein
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Jules W
Nicky) Arnstein
Cedar Rapids Safe Robbers Active on Sunday Night
Cedar Rapids October 15 safecrackers carried out at least three raids. They robbed the Isis Theatre safe of 1200 dollars, took 200 dollars from the Cedar Rapids Load company office, and broke into Armstrong Clothing Company store where the gate was jammed. Experts work on opening the door.
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Cedar Rapids
Tha Isis
Cedar Rapids Load Company
Droka
Armstrong Clothing Company
Risk Concerns Lose Suit to Halt Paying at Rail Dividends
Continentals and Fidelity Phoenix Fire Insurance lose in the U S Supreme Court appealing a case over the Minneapolis railway paying a 2 percent dividend declared in March 1922. Insurers held preferred stock and argued a contractual obligation to 7 percent on preferred share before any common dividend.
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Washington, D. C
Continental Insurance Company
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Insurance Company
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Court orders halt school penny banking scheme
A temporary injunction restrains school board members principals and teachers from issuing bank books or receiving pupil deposits for the First National bank or any bank. Judge C H Kelley granted the order at Mason City Iowa after Security National Bank claimed the penny banking system was unfair competition exploiting a public institution. An advertisement notes Kentucky lump coal sold by Bartleton & McParlane at 11.50 per ton.
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Mason City
First National Bank
C. H. Kelley
District Court
Security National Bank
First National
Kentucky
Bartleton & McParlane
Davis Urges Selective Immigration to Curb Illegals
Secretary of Labor James L. Davis told the American Legion in San Francisco that a system of selective immigration is needed or an absolute immigration ban. He proposed examining every prospect immigrant abroad, consular refusals for ineligible entrants, and census of aliens with deportation for illegal stay. He warned that bootlegging and smuggling are surging, with 100 to 1,000 illegal entries daily.
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International News Wire
San Francisco
Cal
Secretary of Labor
James L. Davis
American Legion
United States
Davis
America
Secretary Avis Addresses Regionalists on Citizenship Standards
Secretary Avis told regionalists that American ideals and institutions require contributions from all citizens. He warned that the government would bar aliens who cannot win citizenship or who, by moral or physical defects, would lower American standards.
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Tan
Avis
Regionnaires
Fraud Charge Filed Against Gov McCray
United Press reports in Indianapolis on October 15 that Warren T McCray is accused in circuit court of preparing signing and executing a note for 2500 dollars to fraudulently obtain money and credit in a case linked to Gov McCray of Indiana.
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Gov. McCray
United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Warren T’. McCray
Indiana
Patterns for the Waterloo Evening Courier
The Waterloo Evening Courier offers up-to-date patterns from the Fashion Department. Send 15 cents for each pattern to obtain the Courier’s accompanying design. Patterns allow seams. orders fill as soon as possible and reach subscribers within ten days after mailing.
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Waterloo
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