First prenuptial party for Nora Parker and Paul Hathaway
Society notes outline a shower held for Nora Parker of 812 Berth street and Paul Hathaway at the Liebert home. Attendees include Mildred Liebert, May Darby, and several Parker relatives. decor features pastels, celestial blues, and coral with umbrella centerpieces and cupids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Parker
Paul Hathaway
Commercial Street
Mildred Liebert
Maywdatene Darby
Liebert
Miss Parker
M. A. Parker
Berthpstreet
Afr
Hinthaway
Campbell Baking Company
Vase Kober
Mra
Steonard Bellumén
Mines
Ralph Byford
Warld Sibert
Sylvia Nailon
Fern Les Mie
Mariam Shauger
Josephine Parker
Pauline Stitz
George Lichert
J. JL. Chevalier
Club Notes Show Elections And Hostesses Across Groups
Airs Ray Bush led a club meeting at one home with officers elected including president Mrs O B Junger treasurer Mrs J J Wiegand press reporter and Mrs S Gi Barron as president Joyle club met at Elk Run hosted by Mrs Fred Morris with bridge honors to Mrs Alexander Mutch and Mrs Frank Morrie Mrs Walter Schneider and Mrs Lea Renner attended. T F club enjoyed a gathering with 500 favors given to Mrs H F Bills and Mrs Ka Garrabrant Mrs C B McCora helped serve. The 4 and 8 bridge club will meet October 9 with Mrs Jack Fosse and Mrs H A Marsan hosted last evening with high score to Mrs H B Edelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airs
Ray Bush
W. Dunlap
O. B. Junger
Translurer
J. J. Wiegand
S. Gi. Barron
Joyle Club
Elk Run
Fred Morris
Alexander Mutch
Frank Morrie
Walter
Schneider
Lea Renner
Henry Schneider
T. F. Club
S.a.dillon
H. F. Bills
Ka Garrabrant
C. B. McCora
Jack Fosse
H. A. Marsan
HB. Edelson
East Park Aid Society Holds Meeting at Douglass Home
The East Park Aid Society met yesterday at Mrs. BE I Douglass’s home with 28 members present. A bake sale is planned for Oct 23 and a November hazard discussion was held. Blanche Douglass played piano solos. The St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church welcomed Rev. George Woodall, his wife, and their daughter Catherine at a 6:30 pm reception. The Linden Aid Society reported $82 raised in its month of service. Ella Gould named Division 3 chair. a supper is planned for Nov 25. Forty women attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Mike Refidin
Henry $Conner
Joe Vollinger
Foster Favors Inbridge
Mate ‘Frost
East Park Aid Society
BE. I. Douglass
Blanche Douglass
Swithh
George Woodall
St. Paul's Bethodist Episcopal Te Church
Woodall
Catherine
Aid Society
Community Drama Talks Shape for Waterloo Audience
Mrs. Broxam urged Waterloo to revive community drama as an outlet for adolescent restlessness. She cited Iowa’s theatre heritage, Florence Claynos and the need for collective effort, audience-centered plays, and sustainable leadership. The talk followed pianist Huntington’s recital and club dinner at the Waterlo o Woman’s Club. Concert legend studio will perform in La Porte City Sunday evening. Fortnightly Club hosts next week with a home decoration talk by Miss Cortey Conlon. Waterloo chapter of the S-Wrench Society meets at Mason Temple tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toney
Waterloo
Iowa
Florence Claynox
Deama
Broxam
Groxam
Hegia Studia Choral Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
la Porte City
B. Cleveland
Cortey
Conlon
Art Department
Calles
War Falls
le Son
Bo S
Masonie Temple
Hints in Beauty Care for a Youthful Neck
A vintage beauty guide advises keeping the neck youthful with thick cream applied after a hot wash, plus massage to stimulate circulation. It outlines neck massage motions, layering, and daily rubbing for smoother texture, warning against a sagging chin line.
Mrs. Snider Honored by Mrs. Buxton at Halloween Dinner
Mrs. W. H. Buxton hosted a dinner at her sister’s home for Mrs. John Snider with guests including Mrs. Kazel Nichols, Waterloo Pesley, and Miss Bess Nichols. Bridge was played with high scores earned by Alice Cowles and Mrs. Lyle McDonald. other attendees named in attendance list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayavourtesy
John Snider
Tony Beach
Cal
Mes
W. HH. Buxton
Berry Cowles
Ales
Cowles
Lyle McDonald
Snider
Kazel Nichols
Waterloo Pesley
Singers to rehearse for revival meetings at Park Avenue tabernacle
About 400 singers from participating churches will train Friday for the Bob Jones evangelistic meetings. Rehearsal led by J. J. Heaton, with music director Cherry EB Storrs of Berrien Springs, to organize choir for the campaign at the nearly finished Park Avenue east tabernacle. Ushers and prayer meetings planned as the schedule unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Joney
Eginnimgs
Park Avenue East
J. J. Heaton
Charry EB
Storrs
Berrien Springs
Bob Jones
Mr. Jones
Tabernacle
Four Sentenced by Tama County Court on Varied Charges
Tama County judge delivers varied penalties. Frank Stevens, Ames floater, jailed one to five years for possessing stolen wire from the Iowa Railway and Light substation. Kenneth Oliver fined 200 dollars plus costs for illegal transportation of liquor. Fred Paxton fined 206 dollars and costs for driving intoxicated. Emil Ledvina, license revoked for DUI, granted limited car use due to parental incapacity. Ernest Linn, unnamed, to serve six months for selling rings containing obscene pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tract
Frank Stevens
Ames
W.C. Harrison
Tami County
Towa Railway & Light Corporation
Toledo
Tara
Z. W.W. Wilel
Fort Madison
Kenneth Oliver
Fred Paxton
Ron
Bc Emil Ledvina
Ernest Linn
Tama
St Paul Man Crushed to Death in Oelwein Yards
Charles Collett of St Paul Minn was crushed when he left his engine to inspect trouble and several freight cars moved on his string in the Chicago Great Western railway yards at Oelwein Ochsein Iowa He leaves a widow and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ochsein
Charles Collett
St. Paul
Minn
Lncal
Chicago Great Western Railway
Collett
Hamlin
Anders A Anderson
Anerson
Anderson
Denmark
Pheasant hunter shoots own thumb alighting from car
Peter Matsen, a Whitehen brewery worker on his hunting trip, accidentally discharged both barrels as he alighted from his automobile. The shot struck his right hand while preparing to hunt pheasants, causing a painful injury during his vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Peter Matsen
Midsen
Witehen Srewery
Geten Wrek
City in Brief and Social Notices Mix of Names
In a garbled page item several people and addresses appear. It notes visits to Mr and Mrs A Bennett at Morrison Street and mentions R Green at Lane Street. Other lines reference Mrs Floyd and Mrs Mehta, hotel furnishings, and a photo display at The Ritz Studio through November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. FL Bareelt
Pittsburgh
Farmeriy
Waterloo
Iy. A. Bennett
Morrison Street
Alherrer
R. Green
Lane Street
Floyd AL Mehta
Exerlsinn Ferings
Ile SF Aml
Hismere
Kansas City
Excelsior Springs
Los Anpetes
Chirare Great Waste
Santa Fe
Head Consul of M. W. A. Attends Seslition Here
A. T. Talbot head consul of the Modern Woodmen of America visited Waterloo after touring other jurisdictions. He spoke at Cedar Falls luncheon and will headline a Hotel Russell-Lamson banquet. The fraternal group, with 3,150,000 members, highlighted wartime service and claims payments to widows and orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Talbot
Lincoln
Neb
Woodmen of America
Waterloo
Great Fraternal Organization
United States
Canada
Rock Island
C. W. Henry
Carleton Slag
G. J
L. C. Cross
Tew
Talbot
Russell-Lamson
Cedar Falls
K. of P. Hall
Cedar Rapids
Bits of Life highlights from era gossip and wit
A collage of quotes and anecdotes from public figures and outlets. Topics span aging and philanthropy, fashion, politics, psychology, entertainment, and science. Notable names include Dr. Eugene Lyman Fiske Senator Fess Edison Whiteman and Coolidge. The pieces blend humor and reflection on culture and society.
Double wedding at Tama County jail after highway robbery
In Toledo the Tama County jail hosted a double wedding with two grooms in custody after they, aged about 21, from Oregon and Indiana, were arrested near Chelsea for a Lincoln highway holdup stealing 34 cents. The brides, part of a traveling family, have stayed in Toledo. the pair await grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaev
Tama County
Toledo
Chelsea
Lincoln Highway
Oregon
Brand Jury
Death follows husband six days after Cedar Falls woman
Mrs. Nanes Leekliter 68 an invalid from paralysis for years died Sunday at her Mt. Vernon township home. Her husband John collapsed and died at her bedside last Saturday afternoon in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Nanes Leekliter
Mt. Vernon Township
John
Freeport Fight Fans Arrive for Stribling Rollinger Contest
Freeport Illinois fight fans flocked into the hippodrome for the Stribling Rollinger bout. Lou Rollinger Jr led arrivals at 2 am aboard Illinois Central trains and ten auto loads plus two special cars were due this afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Hippodrome
Lou Rollinger, Jr
Illinois Central
F. I. Seeker
Robert O'Donnell
Tohn Matthews
Waterloo
Lou
Indy Central
Pa” Stripling
Stribling
Yester
Kotex Promises Modern Gown Comfort For Women
A vintage advertisement touts Kotex sanitary pads as safer, more absorbent than cotton, enabling women to dine, dance, and drive confidently. It claims deodorizing effects, no laundry, and easy disposal, urging purchase at drug or department stores. A twelve-pack costs only a few cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOTEX
Roosevelt School Seeks Seven Pairs of Twin Girls Record
Roosevelt School at Sherman and Arlington challenges Waterloo and state rivals to match its record of seven sets of twins enrolled from kindergarten through grade 7B. The photo shows twin pairs: Wade, Milley, Hallaway, Heins, Kensing, Pennington, Elwell, with details on ages addresses and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Roosevelt School
Sherman Avenue
Arlington Street
Waterloo
Auryass
You
Aretia and
Adeline Wade
Walter A. Wade
Reed Street
Margaret
Marian Milley
George [A. Miller
Ihern” Street
Thelma and
Wilma Hallaway
Marvin Hallaway
Columbia Street
Florence and
Florine Hein
Florine Hein Sge
Ifan Vicin
Parker Street
Mildred Kensing
Wilton Kensing
Hope Street
Jane
Jane Pennington
Myrs
J. Pennington
Culler Street
Gols
Phyllis Elwell
Elwell
Fourth Street East
Mildred Schaefer
Bigamist in Pen Seeks Annulment of Second Marriage
Biarty M. Kildow filed suit to annul his marriage to Katherine Fellers Kildow while both are serving five year terms in state reformatories for bigamy. He was imprisoned in Anamosa and she in Rockwell City after a Polk County case last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biarty M. Kildow
Katherine Fellers Kildow
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Katherine
Rockwell City
Polk County
Cigs Fellers
Kildow
Kildow No. 1
Waterloo
Porter Brookhart Clash Over Prosperity Claim
In Oelwein Iowa Smith W Brookhart ridiculed Claude Porter Democratic Senate candidate and defended his stance that Porter's prosperity claims for Iowa are unfounded He spoke to an overflow crowd at Sk C hall reiterating his position on agriculture in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Claude R. Porter
United States Senate
Smith W. Brookhart
Sk. C. Hall
Iowa
Brookhart
Porter
Clerk of Courts at Independence to Practice Law
Independent county report notes Wilbur S. Ryan, clerk of courts, passed a bar exam in Des Moines among 24 of 32, with plans to practice law though no decision yet. Also covered are a 9-year-old boy injured by a car near Independence, and William Luther’s marriage to Irene Portass in Chicago with his move to a Goodrich Rubber position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Wilbur S. Ryan
Des Moines
Ryan
Auta
Edgar Butters
Charles Butters
Theodore Kirsch
People's Hospital
Wiliam Luther
William
Billy) Luther
Afr
Sterling Luther
Irene Portass
Chicago
Indianapolis
Ind
Butler College
Hoosier State
Hanover College
Indiana
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
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Wreck Schnell
Shnel
Newton
Lawrence L. Drierly
Statx Talls
S&s. D
M. R. Drierly
Broom
Grinnell College
Drierly
University of Town
Sioux Falls
Onight
Duneve
Poresters
PB. Hall
St. Joseph's Parish
Raynond Hall
Gay Church
Dunkerton
Graves Memorial U
Ehorch
Tenpie Rebekah
Black Utewh T. Oo I. Natl
Church News
RDNA
Kent Forbes
W. H. Buxton
Oelwein Yards
Mx Rampleye Eptical Service
Puchanars—Y. M,c. A
Cadvertivene Nt
George
van Tint
Arthur Tuaame
Bork Oot Rabslon
N.Y
Dy C. Williams
Town Street
Wil
Tritz
W. Fourth
Sesliong
A. R. Talbot
Associated Press
New York
Eugene Lyman Fiske
Utica
Senator Fess
Ohio
New Haven
Cony
Robert A. Millikan
Yale
Brooklyn
Ray Field
Thomas A Edison
Edward Marshall
Washington, D.C
Poughkeepsie
N. Wi Ie
Tottie Schamimer
Haat
Teoheld
Retcinm
Brussels
Stockholm
Astrid
W. FB. Monaldsen
Linn County
Tevson
New Hampton
Ama
Prince Nick
M.C. A. Bldg
Bigamist
Marcel
Edna Wallace Hopper
Edo Wallace Hopper
Wilbur T. Ryan
Euse
Wieck Ae Oy
Tochen Aalenzer
Smith, Lichty & Hillman CO
Woods Millinery
Bridge St
Gabries Evening Couries
Fashion Department
Stato
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