Miss Mary Horner and the penny endowment fund
Society notes honor Miss Mary Horner former supreme representative of Tows Pythian Sisters and originator of the penny endowment fund started in 1910 now over 30000. Tidings quotes her vision to grow to about 100000 before using interest and keeping the fund intact for future benefits including suggested beds and hospital wards under the supreme temple. Also brief society items show club meetings postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Horner
Tows
Pythian Sisterz
Penny Endowment Fund
Order
Pythian Sister
Supreme Temple
Supreme’ Anmly
Aiss Horner
Waterloo
Domain of Town
Supremie Teiuge
Nora
Miss Horner
Pythian Sisters
Onegin Recital Stuns Cedar Falls audience with superior singing
Sigrid Onegin gave a remarkable recital in the Cedar Falls State Teachers College auditorium. The concert drew an overflowing crowd as her golden soprano with contralto leanings delivered Schubert and other works with vivid enunciation and expressive power. Audiences recalled her many encores and praised the artist’s stage presence and command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigrid Onegin
Iowa State Teachers
Audiorium
Cedar Falls
Sue
Mme. Onegin
College
Golten
Mme. Quegia
Cedar Fata
Acame, Onegin
Ethel Lindelof Takes Des Moines YWCA Business Post
Ethel Lindelof, daughter of Mrs. Annie Lindelof and former Waterloo resident, has assumed charge of the business office at the Des Moines YWCA. She previously led a Waterloo employed girls club, held federation roles, studied at the University of Illinois, and last year assisted the general secretary at the University of Chicago before taking the Des Moines post in the first week of October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biles
Ethel Lindelof
Annie Lindelof
Waterloo
Young Women’s Christian Association
Des Moines
Miss Lindelof
Lake Okobo
University of Ulingis
University of M CA
Des Moines Association
Church Reception Marks Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Independence Oct 14 The fiftieth anniversary of Mr and Mrs BE SM Thomason was celebrated. They wed in Crystal Lake Illinois on Oct 13 1875 and lived there until 1882 before moving to Schenectady county. A reception for church members was held Wednesday evening at the First Baptist Church parlors.
Recital by Rogerson and Allied Conservatory leaders
Graves Memorial United Brethren church hosts a song recital by William Rogerson tenor with Albert Schalin on piano. Rogerson and Schalin direct the Allied Arts Conservatory of Music. Also noted is a Pioneer Social club forming with officers and a hospital auxiliary planning an all day meeting with a picnic luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Auxiliars
Brands ‘Hospital Auxiliary
J. B. Bruner
Church groups hold scattered social events in city
Church notices record a busy week of village church activities with luncheons, thimble bees, world around trip planning, quiling and comfort tying, Halloween planning, bake sales, and fundraisers across First Presbyterian, Trinity American Lutheran, St Joseph’s, Walnut Street Baptist, Universalist, Central Christian, First Baptist, and Linden Methodist churches. Members and guests attend sessions, hostesses named, and upcoming events scheduled including a Halloween party and church suppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
jLadies* Fund
Trinke Ty American Lutheran Church
Quilling Lana Comfort Tying
Jaterente
Alre
Mr. BE. Wil
Atrs. F. Fila
United Presbyterian Church
K P and Sisters Halloween Party Planned for Oct 30
Knights of Prtfas and Psthian Sisters announce a Halloween party and dance in the organization hall on Oct 30. Readings and musical numbers open the program from 8 to 12 with surprise features and card tables. A Lawrence chairs the event. Security Benefit members meet Friday at 8 p.m. at Mrs Beelescoy’s home to decide office headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Prtfas
Psthian Sisters
Hallowe'en
A. Lawrence
4. A. Beelescoy
Beauty tips using oatmeal powder for skin care
A reader outlines a method for finer skin using powdered oatmeal applied with warm water to open pores then rinsed clean. The guidance notes oil use in dry weather and milder astringents in cold or hot conditions, plus a caution about drug use and general wellness.
King's Daughters Invite Meet in Independence
King's Daughters of Buchanan County invite Waterloo groups Silver Cross and Mizpah circles to a meeting in Independence on October 21. Reports from the Des Moines convention were shared by delegates at sessions of both circles. Mrs Rose Mowbray spoke to Silver Cross in Mrs J C Porches home. Mizpah members heard convention accounts in Mrs G R Huntington's home. program included readings by Mrs Harry Reynolds and Miss Clover Sterning and a piano solo by Miss Virginie Croop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
Cuchanan County
Waterloo
Silver Cross
Mizpah
Independence
Des Moines
Rose Mowbray
Runiewers
Silver Cross Circle
J. C. Porches
Amd
Parish Receptions Honor Families of Local Clergymen
Grace Methodist and Graves Memorial United Brethren held midweek receptions for pastors and families. Grace welcomed Dr. Earl Roadman and wife. Graves honored Mr. and Mrs. J W Main returning for a fifth year. Over 100 attendees filled Grace parlor as leaders spoke and music and readings complemented the program. A pantry shower was given to Rev and Mrs Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist
Graves Memiorial United Brethren
Earl A.roadman
Waterloo
J. W. Main
Grace Church
Aa. Codagan
Hey. W. O. Chisholm
Ministerial Association
Roadman
Jacok Patterson
W. A. Lane
C. R. Sanborn
Main
George Buchan
K. C. Hansom
Sunnyside Club Hosts Men Dinner Tonight
Sunnyside Country Club hosts the men’s dinner this evening at 6 30 in the clubhouse. D Cass will preside as toastmaster and Alfred Longley will present the trophies. The program includes musical numbers by an orchestra the Elks quartet Tate Harrison and Dr C Seison plus talks by W P Kern president of Swisher and a known cartoonist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
D. Cass
Alfred Longley
Olf
Elks Quartet
Tate Harrison
C. Seison
W. P. Kern
Swisher
Georg
Cass
Waterloo W R C District Meeting Report
Twenty nine members from Waterloo attended the district convention in War arly Wednesday. Mrs. Ida Alder man and Mrs. Maude Brayton served as delegates amid eight department officers present. Luncheon and a parlor dinner followed at local venues. Yeomen set to install George Frink as officer. meeting at Fourth Street West F O F hall opens 7:30 with Yeomen staff installation, entertainments, refreshments, and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps of
Waterloo
Wararly
Ida Alderman
Maude Brayton
First Methodist Emureh
Yeomen
George Frink
Ineal
Fourth Street
Bestarts
Jnvenite Jlotze
Yeaman Familee
St Marys Girls Club installs official staff officers
St Marys Catholic Girls club installed officers at a school hall meeting with Miss Lucile Dietsch as president, Alas Mary Albrecht as vice president, and Miss Genevieve Walker as secretary treasurer. Appointments were made for social event planning including Leona Bach Martha Kies Lucile Kurth and Rose Lasche. The first function is a balloon party on Oct 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mdery's Catholic
Buchanan Co Couple Married Wednesday
Verna Margareth Dawes daughter of Mr and Mrs R M Dawes married Morris Sterling Main son of Mr and Mrs W H Lis I Main at the bride's home near Independence Wednesday morning. The couple entered the room unattended as Vera Dawes sister played the Bridal Chorus. Breakfast followed with Vera Ruth and Florence Dawes in charge. They plan a farm home near Independence after a motor trip to Western towns. Mrs Main was educated at Independence High School 1920 and taught at Quasqueton consolidated school for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Ovf
Verna Margarethat
R. M. Dawes
Morris Sterling Main
Whlis I. Main
Here
Roso Giluert
First Presbyterian Church
Vers Diwes
Independence Man Weds Fremont Girl
An engagement and wedding notice from Independence and Fremont reports the marriage of Raron S. Plane, son of Independence residents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Plane, to Miss Fairy May Ackerman of Fremont. The couple will reside in Syracuse New York after a stay in Independence. Plane is an instant cashier for Equitable Life Insurance in Syracuse. Both attended Grinnell College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Fremont
Raron S
Plane
J. CL
Fairy May Ackerman
Carrents
Charles Raffauf
Ags
Syracuse
Equimable Life Insurance Company of New York
Grinnell College
Fire Chief Ray Tiller Opens Iowa Firemen Short Course
Fire Chief Ray Tiller spoke on Training for Firemen at the Iowa State College short course in Ames this morning. Chief Tiller attended with Fred R. Phippen and will stay through closing. Fifty five firefighters from across the state attend the first Ames course, slated to become an annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tiller
Iowa State College
Ames
Tiller
Fred R. Phippen
Confiscation Hearing Set for Car in Liquor Case
Judge S. Wo Wood fixed 9 am October 26 to adjudicate the legality of confiscating an automobile owned by J. T. Rasmussen of Grundy County, license No 43-1384. The case involves alleged illegal transport of liquor and the priority of liens against the Buick, with four jugs of intoxicating liquor cited in a certified transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Wo Wood Haa
J. T. Rasmussen
Grundy County
Buick
Rieya, Mirering
Masti
Tye Pease
Cedar Walle
Cast of 500 Rehearses Sunday School Pageant for Oct 31
A 500 member cast rehearsed for the religious pageant "Light of the World" to be staged Saturday night October 31 at the Dairy Cattle Congress hippodrome. Representatives from 32 churches are involved, with a five-scene production directed by Miss Grace Gardner and Professor H H Augustine Smith. Attendance is expected to reach around six to ten thousand, aided by a 100-voice choir and an orchestra from State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Cattle Congress
W. W. Beal
Abs
J. A. Wisner
Waterloo
First Baptist
Westminster Presbyterian
First Lutheran
St. Luke’s English Lutheran
West Presbyterian
First Methodist
Walnut Street Baptist
Union Congregational Wire Evangelal
Grice Methodist
St. Mark's Episcopal
Church of the Brethren
Trinity American Lutheran
Danish
Etere
HH. Augustine Smith
Boston University
Bethlehem
Isaiah
Bethlaben
C. D. Allan
Grace Gardner
Cedar Falls
State Teachers College
Smith
Witterloo
Town State Teachers College
G. Albert Schotlin
La Porte City Presbyterians Host October Mire Society Meet
The La Porte City Presbyterian Mire Society held its October session in church parlors with hostesses Mrs. Fairs and Mrs. Nellie Mia assisting. The program featured devotionals led by Mrs. Lyle and musical numbers by local students, followed by refreshments served by the hostesses. The article also notes activities of the Ladies Aid Society and a Whrte Club meeting with social and competitive events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Mire Society
Porte City
The
Presbyterian Church
Peres’ Haven
B. Tripp
Nellie Mia
G. E. Gates
J. C. Abbott
Vl Wonleck
Skrs
HE OG
Adams
Hey
M. EL
Laidies’ Aid Society
M. EK
Oscar Harvey
Harvey
AE CL Faneare
A. Furze
Tres
C. Iy Waser
Kivaneebienl F. A. 5
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Wile Hvunuvligal Viureh
Local Notes On Sick Child and Travelers
Mrs. Howard Hubbard reports a very sick boy, confined to bed with a bad cold and asthma, while Mrs. M. Frimrose left for Mars City Kansas for a two week visit. Relatives in Waterloo and Mrs. George Smelser with daughter Lillian, who left for Migyal Finland to spend winter, sent word they are well and enjoying their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowbray
Asthor
Mars City
Kaw
George Smelser
Lillian
Waterloo
Migyal
Fin
Young Bennett Auto Collision Account in Error
A Courier Wag report wrongly charged Charles M. Young with refusing aid after a car incident involving Mrs. Bennett. An eyewitness said both men tried to disentangle the cars and stopped only after Mrs. Bennett ordered an auto mechanic. No rude language occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Young
Young
Gar. Tit Bennett
Mr. Young
Mrs. Bennett
Whiteside Named President of Black Hawk Holiness Group
Black Hawk County Holiness Association elected officers yesterday. Rev. J. A. Whiteside of the Free Methodist Church named president, Rev. S. V. Williams of St. Paul’s M E church as vice president, and Mrs. K. B. Getty of 11216 Baltimore Street as treasurer. all-day meeting well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Scout Court of Honor to Consider Citizenship Medal
Members of the Boy Scout court of honor will meet after the regular session Friday evening to discuss the citizenship medal and two local awards, the highest honor a scout here can win, which will be presented to the selected recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Court OF Honor
Boy Scout Court of Honor
Scouts in Municipal Court to Hear Merit Badge Rules
More than 59 scouts are expected to apply for merit badges or advancement in rank at the first full court of honor in municipal court broom at 7 40 p m tomorrow. The council will decide definitively what the requirements are. Kathryn Meek a hat gabe advertisement.
Hair Youth by Edna Wallace Hopper Promises Hair Benefits
Edna Wallace Hopper touts Hair Youth a concentrated tonic with an eyedropper for scalp care. She claims it prevents gray hair, hair loss, and dandruff, promising thick, luxuriant hair and a healthy scalp through regular application. Sample requests are invited via mail in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Kiere
Avery
Edna Wallace Hopper
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
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New Century Club
George Carpenter
N. B. Club
Onegin
Y. W. At
U. B
Rogerson
J. A. Wolf
Blue House
Pioneer
Russell Kline
Diss
Parris
WL. Cunningham
Church News
Madjel Guild
Old Home
H.C. Faple
Hosary Society of
St. Joseph's Church
Our Lady of Victory Auditorium
Walnut Street Baptist Church
A. W
Nberlin
RL. Bjightey
Angie Carpenter
Kathryn Berry
Ruth Stoner
Granetta Snider
Ladies' Social Union of the Universalist Churen
H. E. Weatherwax
E. B. Walker
Aid Society of Central Christian Church
Clifford EF
Yarry Reynous
Ray Short
Janet Little
Brettyén Women’s Missionary Society
Gnima ‘Strayer
North
English
A. AS Bontra- Ser
D-G. Lichty
Missy Etta Lighty
First Methodist Church
Galloway Club
Ladies’ Aid Society
Linden Methodist Church
A. H. Lane
Wre. PL H. Margali
K. P. and
Sisters Plan
Hallowe’en
FDA
Shirley V.P
Mary Ana
Sunnyside
St. Mary’s Girls Club
Ordter
Eastern Star
R. N. MacDonald
Mary Ethel Dixon
Martin
Dixon
Charles AG. Chickering
Davenport
Elizabeth Artus
Edith Stevenson
W. I. McFarlans
Cora May Busby
Virginia Fish
Dorothy Kine
George Welker
Black
Elmer Broun
Sa. Porte City
May Naybar
Liuenin
Rebere Anderson Post
la Porte City
Miss Schatter
Will Hartteip
Inger Schatter
Kenneth K. Lypes
Trecker
Pridee Club
Mies
Decker
Jteuride
W. E. Burch
Misa Decker
iHarrie
Gerholt
Methodist
Falls Presbyterian
List Baptist
la Parte
Matholdist
Tudson Baptist
Judson Brethren
Iudson United Brethren
Barclay Center
Gaited Presbyterian
Edith Adams
Waterloo Evening Courier
Ezra, Rober
Mixs i Sutton
Clark Fart
Irs
Whrité Glub
A. Hone
Ralph Moore
Thrite
Yann
William Anton
Albers Anton
Lolu Frank
Paul Koonts
Roger Bown
Harold Brallier
Ray Anton
Howard Hubbard
Young-Bennett
Whiteside
Holiness Association
Footwear
Betty
Trum Ane Neal
Sycamore St
Kathryn Meek
Gabe
Marne
Waleoloo
Sim
Roe Fe
Tammy Ene
Veer
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