Waterloo Woman's Club hears Halliburton talk in period style
Members at a Waterloo Woman's Club general meeting at the clubhouse under the Literary department reviewed Richard Halliburton's adventures guided by Mrs. C W Chapman. Chapman noted Halliburton’s youth and daring while previewing his East High School talk next Thursday under Literary department and University women auspices.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
Royal Road
Richard Halliburton
C.W. Chapman
American Association of University Women
Halliburton
Irving Hockaday
Hamburg
Chapman
India
Swhen
Gibraltar
Matterhorn
Fujiyama
Alhambra
Karnak
Bes
Lew Sarrett
Waterloo
Qmders
Callie ‘Wieder
Ib “Magee
Des: Moines
H. M
Ata
Dar. Falls
Ouest
Jackson McCoy
Civic Department
Marriage of Esther Ranney and Wilbur G Brown
Esther M Ranney daughter of J A Ranney Waterloo married Wilbur G Brown son of A L Brown near Stanley Oct 9 at the Little Brown Church In the Vale. Rev J L McComson Jr officiated. Attendants were Robert A Kern and wife. Bride wore canton blue satin and carried bridal roses. Dinner followed at the bride’s home with garden flowers. Both are Gates Business college graduates and Rath Packing staff.
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Esther M. Ranney
J. A. Ranney
Waterloo
Little Brown
the Vale
Wilbur G. Brown
A. L. Brown
Stanley
Town
J. L. McComson
Robert’ A. Kern
East High School
Brown
Gates Business College
Rath Packing Company
Community club notices and meetings weekly schedule
A transcription of local club events lists Gleaners' circle East Park church Betty Margadant Cliosophic society Black's Leargom and numerous Monday through Saturday gatherings. It notes Book Review club Dickens club Quota club Happy Hour club and P W clubs, Moose Hall and Armory venues with dates and hosts such as Mrs T A Decker Mrs J T Sullivan Mrs Gene Trapp and Mrs John Boeller.
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Gleaners’ Circle
East Park Church
Betty Margadant
Cliosophic Society
Black
Moe
Black’s Tearoom
Dickens Club
Mrs. N. Y. Cowlishaw
P. W
Moose Hall
Golden Link Club
Gene Trapp
Helen Gould
John Boeller
Spinning Bee Featured at B and P W Fair
Plans for the Business and Professional Women's club fair at the Armory are laid for Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings. A spinning demonstration will show two spinners at work with hand spun yarn from Taw wool. Mrs R G Wilkins and her daughter Helen will operate two wheels in a booth Thursday and Saturday nights. Mrs H O Barton will present a paper on The Origin of Halloween and two Maddigan School pupils will dance at the club meeting Tuesday after dinner.
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Congress
R. G
Wilkins
Riehi Street
Helen
H. O. Barton
Hallowe’ En
Maddigan
Activities Planned by Baptist Young Men at First Church
Young men from First Baptist Church met Friday for supper and to plan activities for the youth. A committee of J. J. Miller E. A. McInnis and Earl Smith was appointed to report plans for a permanent organization at the next meeting. It’s hoped a young men’s club and Sunday School class will form. A quartet of Wayne Smith Graham Hay Earl Smith and Ralph Barron entertained. Short talks were given by Rev. C L Eneagy Charles F P Helms C W Eby and GC A Lasser. A father and son banquet will feature the next group meeting in November.
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First Baptist ‘Church
J. J. Miller
E. A. McInnis
Earl Smith
Wayne Smith
Graham
Hay
Ralph Barron
C.L. Eneagy
Charles FP. Helms
C. W. Eby
GC. A. Lasser
Charles Schmidt Honored Guest at Birthday Party
Charles Schmidt was surprised by 35 friends Thursday evening at his home for his birthday anniversary. Guests came from Waterloo, Denver and Waverly. The evening featured games, violin, vocal and piano music, and dancing, followed by a buffet luncheon. Schmidt received many gifts. Book Review club meeting notes Mrs Clinton Shean will review The Glorious Adventure by Richard Halliburton at 2 p.m. Monday at the YWCA.
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Janesville
Charles Schmidt
Waterloo
Denver
Waverly
Schmidt
Clinton Shean
Richard Halliburton
Clubwomen Study Proposals for Legislation in Iowa
Waterloo women and federation clubs plan to study pending state and national legislation to act intelligently if needed. Mrs. H. M. Reed reports from Des Moines on measures endorsed by the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, including child labor, marriage and divorce uniformity, education department Cabinet status, and merit-system safeguards. The meeting also discussed state finances, road funding, a proposed art commission, and a Frailey-recommended committee on poor farms to aid next session reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
H. M. Reed
Iowa Federation’ of Women’s Clubs
United States
Permanent Court of International Justice
Department of Education
Iowa
Reed
Federation
Frailey
Club Notes From Happy Circle and Local Clubs
Seventeen members of the Happy Circle met at Mrs Dillons Wells home for gifts at a Christmas party. Luncheon was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Phillip Dewalter and Mrs John Webber. Mrs Clyde Harris will entertain at a Halloween party Friday Oct 21 at her home. Mrs Emma Travis entertained 18 Badger club members last evening at her home with Halloween colors and motifs. Favors went to Miss Ruth Nichols Miss Marian Pitzen Mrs H D Harker Mrs A Stroebel and Mrs William Raine. N J Teidemann will be next hostess. W O W club held a masquerade party at Miss Clover Sterling home. Special guest Miss Olive Sheldon. Double Five club entertained yesterday with Halloween decorations. favors to Mrs Lessin Mrs George Gray and Mrs Berbert Gilley. Gilley to entertain Oct 28. Dickens club meets at 1 for picnic luncheon Monday with Mrs NYCowlishaw. Regular meeting to follow. T A Decker to host Tuesday Luncheon club next week. Happy Hour club to meet Tuesday at 1 at Mrs J T Sullivan’s. Star Rebekah club met at 1 for luncheon yesterday at Mrs Peter Daley’s. Mrs George Wiley guest of honor. Photos and gift given. next meeting a masquerade Halloween party at Mrs P J Bryant’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy, Circle Club
Dillons. Wells
Phillip Dewalter
John Webber
Clyde-Harris- Will
Emma
Travis
Badger Club
Hallowe'en
Ruth
Nichols
Marian ‘Pitzen
Clover Sterling
Olive Sheldon
Jean Ralf
L. C. Schoof
Vern Lessin
C. Larson
Chicago
Lessin
George Gray
Berbert Gilley
Star-Rebekah Club
Peter Daley
George Wiley
California
Wiley
P. J. Bryant
Hints in Beauty Care and Self-Confidence
A reader asks about self-consciousness and social nerves. A wartime anecdote describes psychoanalytic bravado by provoking a quarrel to gain courage, with advice to meet strangers. Skin care tips follow, recommending witch hazel, oiling callouses, and cleansing routines to reduce pores and treat blackheads.
Hazel Nelson and Wendell Zwanziger Wed At Burton Avenue Church
Hazel Nelson and Wendell Zwanziger exchanged marriage vows at 9 30 p m today in the parsonage of Burton Avenue Baptist church Rev Marion Flint officiating in the presence of the couple s parents Mr and Mrs George Zwanziger and a few close friends The couple formerly lived in Texas and are employed by Hinson Manufacturing company They will reside in Castle Hill after the ceremony A kitchen shower with pink and white autumn leaf decorations honored the bride with games contests and mock wedding entertainment provided by Mrs Marion Flint and Miss Della Goss
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Philathea
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Hazel Nelson
Wendell Zwanziger
Charles Brown
Marion Flint
Della Goss
Brown
Flint
Altha ‘Thornberry
Helen Potter
Margaret’ Flint
Leola Reddin
Elizabeth Gerholt
Esther. Peterson
Jennie Peterson
Marvel’ Thompson
Mildred Townsend
R. F.winterbottom
Ernest ‘Williams
Miss. Nelson
Texas
Zwanziger
Burton
Avenue Baptist Church
George Zwanziger
Dawson. Street
Hinson Manufacturing Company
Castle Hill
Woman's Relief Corps Fests Flags to Schools in Era
Woman's Relief Corps met at Memorial hall delivering flags to East Junior High McKinley St Johns Frances Grant Grant Roosevelt Alcott Roosevelt St Marys and other schools. Mrs Glas and Mrs Larson aided in distribution. A fall bazaar chair and a birthday observance for September October veterans and G A R guests were planned with a bronze tablet dedication and a picnic dinner led by Mrs Ganz and Mrs Moore.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Carrie Johnston
Henry . Glas
East Junior High School
McKinley School
St. John’s School
Frances Grant School
Grant School
St. Mary’s School
Roosevelt School
Alcott School
William Larson
Glas
Fred Moore
Viola E. Hartsell
W. 5. Bishop
John Geertsen
Tressa’ Bennett
Walter Bennet
Joe Ganz
Dorothe Marr and John Letch Marry at Home Ceremony
Dorothy Marr daughter of F. F. Marr and John Letch son of Samuel Letch from New Hampton wed at the Marr home. Rev Fels of Ola officiated. Brides maid Velva Hassmann wore white lace over orange silk. Best man Clarence Hassman. Miss Charlotte Stoffregen sang. Dinner for 40 relatives followed. couple to travel to Chicago and Minneapolis for a honeymoon.
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Dorothy
F. F. Marr
Street Westy
John’ “Letch
Samuel Letch
New Hampton
Lore
Fels
Ola
Columbia
Velva Hassmann
Clarence Hassman
Charlotte Stoffregen
DeKoven
Mabel Ralph
Literary Society Initiates 23 at ISU Teach ers college ceremony
Cliosophic Literary society of Iowa State Teachers college arranges a candle light initiation at 6 30 p m in Black's tearoom. Twenty three candidates including Persis Pooley Edna Hinz Margaret Hinshaw Dorothy Starbuck and others will receive formal initiation. The GHO sponsor is Miss Louise Hearst with Miss Darlene Calbreath as president.
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Cliosophic Literary Society
Iowa State Teachers College
Persis Pooley
Edna Hinz
Margaret Hinshaw
Dorothy Starbuck
Lillian Peterson
Charlotte Vasey
Noma Rupprich
Vera LeValley Hosts Rose Shower for Mrs. J Burk
Miss Vera LeValley entertained at a miscellaneous shower at 1019 Beach Street in honor of Mrs. John Burk formerly Miss Helen Medearies. The event featured pink and white decor, a central rosebud arrangement, and favors for Mrs. A J Knapp and Miss Marian Jackson.
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Vera LeValley
Beach Street
John Burk
Helen Me
Dearis
Bridge
A. J. Knapp
Marian Jackson
Charles Burk
Mmes
Jay Griggs
George McGirk
F. E. LeValley
F. J. Bigler
Augusta Peterson
Mabel Knapp
Sybil Brooks
Nell Crummer
Esther Wendt
Church News Work and Win group hosts sewing party
The Work and Win group of First Evangelical Church gathered at Mrs. August Hartwig’s home yesterday afternoon. Twelve women sewed for a beggar project and enjoyed refreshments. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Jennie Stover and Mrs. F. L. Eickelberg. St Margaret's guild of St Mark's Episcopal plans a 1 pm luncheon Thursday at Mrs. P. L. Bryant's home with Mrs. Herbert Marshall and Mrs. C. M. Howe assisting.
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Helen Mene
Becker, Annateer
Masonic Hall
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Church
First Evangelical Church
August Hartwig
Jennie Stover
F. L. Eickelberg
St. Margaret’s Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
P. L. Bryant
Herbert Marshall
C. M. Howe
D A R Members Hear Biography Of Early Leader
Waterloo Iowa D A R chapter hosted a dinner at Black's tearoom with Miss Mabel Root as guest. Regent Mrs John Gwynne reported on the state board session in Des Moines. Mrs Warren Gilbert sang, Mrs J W Arbuckle spoke on current events, and Mrs A C Prime presented a paper on Caroline Scott Harrison, the seventh member and first president general. Fifty three members attended. A rummage sale is planned for Oct 21 and 22 to aid memorial projects at Oxford College and Continental Hall in Washington.
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Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Harrison
Washington, D. C
Forget-Me-Nots Solo for Heroes on Street Today
Waterloo and Black Hawk county children raised 157.98 for the Forget-Me-Not campaign sponsored by King-Marson post. West Waterloo schools contributed 69.40 and east schools 88.56. Half funds stay for local veteran relief, one quarter goes to state headquarters, remainder to national headquarters for legislative and liaison activities.
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Waterloo
King-Marson ‘Post
EL “Hedges
Black
Hawk
Leaves For . Trip. Harold Waldon Family On South Street
Mr and Mrs Harold Waldon of South Street depart with his mother Mrs A J Waldon and his brother Hugh for a trip as reported in local notices.
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Harold. Waldon
South Street
A. J Waldon
Peoria
Wedell
June Lester
Jefferson , Street
Denver
City in Brief Highlights At Home and Travel Notes
A rundown of local people in Sioux Falls and beyond includes Mrs H H Mallory visiting her brother in town, John T Riordan called to Ottumwa by a brother's death, and Miss Cecil Levin improving at Linwood Ave after influenza. Others travel for family or church business, with D A Sherman painting a school building in Delhi and Mrs Herbert Cropper attending a Universalist convention in Hartford. G Willford heads to McGregor Ia to assess the Winneshiek bottoms, while a bankruptcy hearing for Horace Greeley Glessner is set for Oct 18. The Y M C A Y W C A Halloween party moves to the YWCA on Oct 26, and the Peavey family returns from St Paul with plans for Winnipeg and a hotel stay, plus a bazaar at Calvary Evangelical Church on Oct 18.
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H. H.’ Mallory
Sioux Falls
Lee
A.’ Sherman
Lafayette
John’ _T
Riordan
Prospect Boulevard
Ottumwa
James
Mooseheart Legion Secretary to Visit Waterloo Oct 30
Miss Kathryn Smith of Mooseheart Illinois, grand recording secretary, will attend an initiatory service in Moosehall Waterloo on October 30 led by women of the Mooseheart legion. A membership contest precedes her visit. Captains of teams include Mrs. Glenn Tibbitts, Mrs. F. C. Heichel, Mrs. R. F. Bartz, and Mrs. Harold Weilein. A dinner is planned October 22 from 5 to 8 p.m. with Mrs. Heichel as kitchen chair and Mrs. L. B. Marek overseeing the dining room.
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Kathryn Smith
Mooseheart
Waterloo
Moosehall
Mooseheart Legion
Glenn Tibbitts
F. C. Heichel
R. F. Bartz
Harold Weilein
Legion
Legion Will Give A Dinner From 5 To 8 P.m. Oct. 22 With Mrs. Heichel
L.B. Marek
Mt Auburn Couple Celebrates Forty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mt Auburn Ta Oct 15 Mr and Mrs William Redington celebrated their forty fifth wedding anniversary this week. Mrs Albert Thompson and daughter Inez Gulick and Miss Alice Martin Vinton and Mrs Louie Selkin Keystone were here for the event. Jay Moulton Ontario Cal is visiting at the home of his parents George Moulton. Warren Abbott returned home Thursday after several months stay in South Dakota and Minnesota. Porter L Davis West Concord Minn is visiting in the home of his sister Mrs George Wiegand.
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Courier
Mt. Auburn
William Redington
Albert Thompson
Inez Gulick
Alice Martin
Vinton
Louie Selkin
Keystone
Jay Moulton
Ontario
Cal
George Moulton
Warren Abbott
South Dakota
Minnesota
Porter L. Davis
West Concord
Minn
George Wiegand
Walden Appoints Comer as Bank Manager
Walden named Comer to manage the Comers Bank branch indicating a leadership change. The announcement notes Comer’s prior experience and the bank’s ongoing efforts to expand services in the region.
Farewell to Paty Ie in Iowa Winter Departure
An informal gathering in October marked a farewell for Paty Ie as he planned to spend the winter in California. Guests shared pastimes and refreshments. a gift was presented to Mr and Mrs Hull. Mire, 35 Ww, Rinker arrived with the widow’s sister, bringing her husband’s body to Iowa for burial weeks earlier.
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Raymond
California
Sa Hull
Mire
Rinker
Iowa
Accident Victim Clarence Boldt Seriously Injured
Clarence Boldt of 1638 Sycamore Street sustained serious injuries when his right leg was crushed in a automobile accident near Cedar Falls Wednesday evening. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Herman Boldt.
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Clarence 'Bo
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E. E. Hinman
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Happy Hour Club
J. T. Sullivan
Richard, Halliburton
P.W
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Woman's” Club
K. of C. Hall
Moose L
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P. W. Fair
Baptist ‘Church
Edna Kent Forbes
Rui
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Woman’s Relief Corps
Dorothy Marr
John Letch
Literary Society
J. Burk
Church News
Armory
Gulf Coast Rhythm Kings
Lloyd Wells
His
Bernard ‘Et ‘Cie
Forget
Me-Nots
Heroes ON Street Today
Buchanan's
Cecil Levin
Lin‘wood Avenue
A. Sherman
Delhi
John G. Ralston
Herbert B. Cropper
Newell - Street
Hartford
Conn
the Universalist Church
Lester , Ross
Torrington
Ina Moss
Colo
L.no. Moss
Clarion
Izaak’ Walton
League
McGregor
Winneshiek Bottoms
Horace
Greeley Glessner
Hawk County
Farmer
Thesa
Jordan
Glessner
Hallowe’en
The.y. M.C. .A
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Avenue West
St. Paul
St. Francis Hotel
H. M.peavey
Usu
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Grand Mooseheart Legion
Shriners
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C. C. Kuning
Martin Lodge
Potentate’s Committee
Walden
al _ecbank
Comers
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Tne
United” States
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
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