Observance and social evening at arch tonight at 7 30
The Golden Hebration hosts an observance and social evening this evening at 7 30 in the arch. Rev and Mrs C L Kensgy and other local couples will attend the receiving line. Dr Warren I Steeves and Rev O M Yagey will bring greetings from affiliated churches and unions. Musical selections include Chopin Fantaisie Impromptu and Coronation March with a brass quartet and vocal solos by local musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch
C. L. Kensgy
Wi. R.” Cole
L. Rausch
H. B. Wiesley
J. J. Miller
Clara Andrews
Ethel May Miller
Ardeth Wick
Walnut Stree Baptist
Warren I. Steeves
Burton Avenue
0. M.yagey
Karl William Clayton
Chopin
A. J. van Doren
Howard Keene
Robert Miller
Arthur van Doren, Jr
the Prophet
Meyerbeer
Sullivan
G. E. Shoemaker
C. W. May
EB Addington
Bohm
Brahe
P E O Convention Sidelights at Chapter Z Meeting
Mrs G M Howe hosted Chapter 7 PEO at her Wellington street home with forty members present. E G Gorton read the Chicago supreme convention report by Effie Coover Ames. visitors from Chapter 2% shared sidelights. Amendments were proposed by Lamson and Beem recalling Waterloo 1892. Tribute was paid to death of W R Weld of Mason City. Special guests included Mrs Poole of Bartlesville and Mrs Bowers now in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Howe
Wellington Street
P. BE. O
E.G. Gorton
Chicago
Effie Coover
Ames
C. O. Lamson
Julius Kuhrke
Winnie Stevens
Maxine Lamson
Lamson
J. C. Beem
Waterloo
W. R. Weld
Mason City
R. Poole
Bartlesville
Oklo
H. E Weatherwax
W. W. Bowers
Washington, Ta
Mrs J M Jensen Elected Delphian Society President
At the Progressive Delphian Society meeting in Waterloo Mrs J M Jensen was elected president to succeed Mrs E M Boemecke who is leaving. Mrs A F Miller became vice president. Mayme Daniells led the program on Early German Composers and Handel topics were discussed by several members. The next lesson on Milton is led by Mrs H C Keiber on Oct 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Delphian Society
DM. Jensen
E. M. Boenecke
Waterloo
A. F. Miller
Jensen
Mayme
Daniells
H. G. Kelber
Bach
B. E. Stewart
L. &. Eickelberg
BE. F. Cherney
A. FB. Miller
E. M. Boemecke
Handel
W. B. McDonald
Raymond Smith
H. C. Keiber
Milton
Society Calendar Highlights Local Clubs and Happenings
Tonight and Wednesday events span American Association of University Women dinners church circle meetings and charity luncheons. Groups include Pioneer Club Women’s Benefit, Sunshine Rebekah Lodge, Izaak Walton league Waterloo Boat Club activities and various church circles across First M E First Evangelical Calvary Evangelical and others with sewing card parties and Halloween events.
Waterloo Women Host B Natural Music Club Night
Mrs H F Marshall Mrs Robert Johnson and Mrs B L Cobb of Waterloo Woman's Club presented a program for B Natural Music Club members at Mrs C Albert Scholins home with hostesses Mrs Truman Wagner and Mrs C J Ness assisting. Violin and vocal selections were performed by local players and singers. New members Lyla Day Mary Humphreys Ellen Jones were welcomed before a Halloween themed supper. The club meets again November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Marshall
Robert Johnson
B. L. Cobb
Waterloo Woman's Club
Natural Music Club
C. Albert Scholin
Truman Wagner
C. J. Ness
Brahm
Orpheus
Kreisler
Aviles
H. Z. Marshell
Carpenter
Sibellus
Rosamond
B. Li Cobb
Alsbert Scholin
Lyla Day
Mary Humphreys
Pre Nup Party for Miss Mildred Gleason
A party honoring Miss Mildred Gleason ahead of her Oct 26 marriage was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Dobson. Grace M. E. church choir members organized games and a mock wedding with Buddy Martin and Clarence Young exchanging vows. Katherine Dobson served as flower girl as guests presented gifts and partook of a luncheon with orchid pink and green decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred. Gleason
Wilbur Dobson
Lane Street
Grace M. E. Church Choir
Gc, Co. Stotts
Buddy Martin
Clarence Young
Katherine Dobson
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent for Her Diet
A cold weather diet plan advises dieters to start with water and a breakfast of boiled egg and gluten toast, black coffee or hot skim milk, no sugar. Lunch and dinner should begin with clear soup, hot cooked vegetables without potatoes or beans, and tea with lemon. avoid fattening foods and sugar. Exercise aids fat loss. monitor weight and adjust foods. at 22 years, 5 ft 3 in, weight should be 120 to 123 pounds.
W. W. C. Afternoon Party Draws 100 Members
Waterloo Womans club hosted its autumn social afternoon at the clubhouse with over 100 members present. Eighteen bridge tables featured prizes for several members. officers and committees organized the event, with new and reinstated members announced at yesterday’s board meeting.
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Waterloo Womat
L. CG. Denton
Robert Cass
L. E. Bickelberg
W. A. Wenke
A. J. Busby
J. W. King
John Rock
C. HE
Old Man
Charles A. Chickering
E. F. Stevenson
J. B. Treloar
Ruth Suckow Nuhn to Visit Lawn City
Cedar Falls notes Ruth Suckow Nuhn the Iowa novelist and her husband Ferner Q O Nuhn will arrive in Cedar Falls around October 20 to stay a few days at the Tremont street home before heading east for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Suckow Nuhn
Lawn City
Courier Special Sernice
Cedar Falls
Ferner QO. Nuh
Santa Fe
N. M
Oriental Wivam
Nuhn
Tremont Street
Ruth G. Suckow
Iowa
United States
Lois Shirley Hosts House Party Tonight
Miss Lois Shirley of 631 Campbell avenue will host a party tonight featuring a screening of Michigan followed by a two course luncheon. Attendees include Ettabelle Storer Fern Gehlman Dorothy Black Thelma Stark Mrs Roger Mueller Walter Goken Verne Tansey Harry Slevers B R Moore Jr Roger Mueller and Perry Page. Yeomen group to install officers after a 6 o clock picnic at K P hall Friday with George Frink of Des Moines as Installing officer and Earl Frink as director. Dancing planned afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Shirley
Campbell Avenue
Michigan
Ettabelle Storer
Fern Gehlman
Dorothy Black
Thelma Stark
Roger Mueller
Walter Goken
Verne Tansey
Harry Slevers
B. R. Moore
Perry Page
Yeomen
K. P
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
George Frink
Dee Moines
Earl Frink Des Moines
City in Brief Ends Fourth Street Bridge Work
City items note Weet end of work on the fourth street bridge, local changes include Buchanan taking an optical service post, Lyle Cherry leaving for Omaha as John Deere Trackey Co. service manager, jurors asked to report next Monday, and multiple social and civic notices including divorces and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Cherry
Nevada Street
Omaha
John Deere Trackey Company
District
B. M. Harris
Los Angeles
Cal
James H. Anderson
Wagner Hotel
Cleveland
Church Groups Schedule Afternoons of Meetings and Meals
Church notices list afternoon gatherings at several houses and parishes. Mrs. R. EB Black hosts the General Aid at 1835 Third Avenue West for a members’ meeting. Walnut Street Baptist Women’s Society meets at 3 PM with sewing for the White Cross box. Graves Memorial United Brethren and Sisterhood/Missionary Society share a 1 PM luncheon and program at their church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. EB. Black
Third Avenue West
General Aid, Society
General Christian Church
The
Woman's Society
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Sisterhood and Missionary Society
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Missionary Society
Sisterhood
Women's Missionary Society
J. Paul's
M. E. Church
Community Clubs and Social Gatherings This Week
Mrs Dana Leonard hosts H G W Friendship club after noon. Miss Lorena Lamb wins high at N B B bridge at Miss Florence Gabriels home. Social Circle meets with Mrs Karl Danton. Forget Me Not club plans Thursday picnic luncheon with Mrs Joseph Gang. Arlene Nicholas pre nuptial shower hosted by Miss Kathryn Quinn. Helen Gould Auxiliary and Spanish American War Veterans hold joint picnic at Memorial hall followed by installation. Moose lodge dance series starts October 16 at Moose Hall. Pioneer Club anniversary of Woman's Benefit Association at K G hall. Sunshine Rebekah Lodge meets tonight at Waterloo I O G O F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association’ of University Women
Black's
Hawthorne School
Besh
First Evangelical Church
Hallowe’en
Altstadt
Universalist
Ainner
L. A. Cobb
Faith Circle
First
Evangelical Church
Nick Anton
West Side Circle
Christ Episcopal Guild
Jungheon
W. E. Howe
First Baptist Church
George Pett
United Brethren Church Church
General Aid Society
Central Christian Church
R. E. Black
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Sisterhood and Missionary Society
Graves Memorial United Brethren
First Presbyterian
G. W. Friendship Club
Dana Leonard
Becker
C. E. S.—Masonic Temple
Waterloo
Masonic Temple
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
End
Prank "Stull
St. Mary's
Emerson School
F.T. A
Senior Luther League
Hallowe'en
Brotherhood
Moose
Helen Gould
Lorena Lamb
N. B. B. Bridge Club
Florence Gabriel
Walnut Street
Helen Cook
Fifth Street
Forget-Me-Not Clu
Joseph Gang
First Street East
Arlene Nicholas
Kathryn Quinn
Argyle Street
Banco
Isabellé
Charlotte Thompson
Beverly Jean Quinn
Helen Gould Auxiliary
Memoriat Hall
Pioneer Club
Woman's Benefit Association
K. G. Hall
Sunshine Rebekah
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Waterloo I. OG. O. F
Mixed Pickles Recipe From Historic Household Notes
A vintage kitchen guide details pickling with two quarts green tomatoes two quarts cucumbers peppers cauliflower celery onions beans mustard spice turmeric allspice pepper cloves salt and vinegar. It warns overcooking yields soft pickles and notes horseradish can prevent scum while spice bags aid flavor and alum may crisp but must be used sparingly.
Mallard Sales Cause Arrests in Cedar Falls
A. W. Ritchey and Russell Christiansen were arrested by Deputy State Game Warden John GC Jaga for selling mallard ducks without a license. Ritchey allegedly sold birds to Christiansen who resold some to Howard Cole of Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couricy Special Service
Cedar Falls
A. W. Ritchey
Russell Christiansen
John GC
Jaga
Ritchey
Christiansen
Howard Cole
Wider Bridge at Fourth Street Delays City Plans
City council discussed a triangular riverfront tract disputed between the M. M. Co. A and the YMCA in a bid to widen Fourth Street and the Cedar River bridge. The merchants offered to grant three feet of width in exchange for reconfiguring an abandoned alley. The case affects YMCA and mill site plans and the Cedar Fourth Street bridge project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Co. A
Waterloo &Cedar Falls Union Mill Co
Harry M. Reed
Morris Plan’ Company
Mill Company
Reed
Y. M. C. A. Holdings
Y. M. GC
Mil
Bchulte
Fourth and
Cedar
Fourth Street
Baltimore Street
Eureka
Avenue
Mitchell
N.B. Barber
Lincoln School
Burton
Parker Street
Memorial Park Cemetery
A. A. Zimmerman
Memorial Hall
Fifth Street Bridge
Ib Hart Prem
Barer
Rev Harvey C Travis to Lead Grace M E Pulpit Waterloo
Rev Harvey C Travis, former pastor at Boone Ta First Methodist, will replace Dr Roy L Smith at Grace M E Waterloo after Smith moves to Eugene Ore. Travis, confirmed by Bishop Leete, plans to preach his first Grace sermon on Sunday Oct 20 and expects to arrive late this week with his wife and four year old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey C.travis
First Methodist Church
Boone
Roy Leslie Smith
Grace M. E. Church
Waterloo
Eugene
Ore
F. D. Leete
Omaha
Travis
Grace
Will A. Lane
Fountain Committee to Meet Tonight for Civil War Memorial
Members of a general committee representing patriotic groups will meet at Memorial hall tonight to organize a campaign for funds to erect a fountain on the river side of Memorial hall as a Civil War veterans memorial. The slate includes R. J. Snodgrass, Ethel Snodgrass, Jay C. Hensen, Henry W. Dallman, S Heinle, Lillian Dennis, C. D. Becker, A J Artus, J A Trividle, Elmer Dackery, Elva Wannemaker and John Moyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
R. J. Snodgrass
Sons of Union Veterans
Ethel Snodgrass
Jay C. Hensen
Becker-Chanman
American Legion
Henry W. Dallman
American Legion Auxiliary
Elmer T Dackery
Elva Wannemaker
John Moyer
Robert Anderson Post
Wise Fox Spurns Call of Wild as Fred Time Comes
A Bayfield Wisconsin fox valued at $1,000 escaped its pen and vanished as townspeople hunted it. After a long search the fox returned, likely drawn by the lure of an empty feed bag, ending the village effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Fox
Fred
Bayfield
Snow fence and plow fleet readied for winter road relief
Black Hawk county increases snow protection with 61,000 feet of fence and a new Coleman truck plow. The Seventh district allocates 786,950 feet of fence across 829.8 miles of primary roads and deploys 440 snow plows including a Holt 10 foot plow and Sno-Go units to handle heavy snow. Other counties receive varied fence allocations as winter prep continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Black Hawk County
B. Goodrich
Wausau
Allamakee
Bremer
Girl Caddies Take Places of Boys in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on October 11 the golf scene saw women serve as girl assistants at the Minikahda Club replacing boy caddies who returned to school. Captain J J Hickey praised the 16 year old workers for their focus and reliability, planning to employ about 25 next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Captan J. J. Hickey
Minikahda Club
Mr. Hickey
Cunning Kiddie Frock pattern advertised for young girls
Waterloom Evening Courier describes a children’s dress pattern with four pleats in front a collar and vestee kimono sleeves and pearl buttons. It lists fabric options sizes 2 to 6 material yardage and trimming requirements and instructions for ordering patterns from Courier Pattern Dept New York City for 15 cents plus 10 cents with a pattern order
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shane
Pattern Dept
W. 17Th St
New York City
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P.E. O
J. M. Jensen
Delphian Society
W. C
Barclay and Turner
Lloyd Weldman
Dunkerton
Sarah Turner
Dewar
Ray
Claire Barclay
C. J. Barclay
William Barclay
Ray Barclay
Gon. i
Sons of U. S. Auxiliary
Frank Stull
Denver Street
Nate
Scattergood Circle
Henry Dallman
Johnson Street
Scattergood
King's Daughters
George Dunham
E. Carl
Mildred Gleason
Edna Kent
Hes
Buchanan
J. Tuthill
F. W. Esher
Ed Madigan
A. B. Snyder
Knights of Pythies Lodge
Grundy Center
Gordon Metter
West High School
Hawarden
Ethel Graham
Lynn B. Graham
St. Louis
Marie Ethel
Arthur Leon
A. N. Helmond
Hillcrest Apartments
Valerioa
Montgomery Ward & Co
Ostrictic Managers
Irving L. Fowler
New York
Reuben H. Donnelly Corporation
Jeff
M. B. Fowler
Fowler
Corporation
Is! Nome
W. N. Steele
Crawfordsville
Ind
J. EB. O'Keefe
Highland Boulevard
American College of Surgeons
Detroit
Interstate Post Graduate Assembly
B. FP
Weverly
Church News
Brotherhood of First Lutheran Church
First Presbyterian Church
H. A. Boysen
Sixth Street West
H. G. W. Friendship Club
Social Circle Club
A. Heald
Karl Danton
Conger Street
Moose Lodge
Order of Moose
Mallard
Oklahoma
Py Uta Lng
Tiller
Atlanta
Ray Tiller
International Association of Fire Chiefs
Birmingham
Fla
Standard Oil Company
Logan Avenue
Centre Streets
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Fifth and
Washington Streets
Grace M. E
Harvey C. Travis
ADAD
GIAD
Reld
Jack Gross
Park Avenue West
Nqitor
C. E. Thornberry
Gross
Hugh Crumrine
Ralph Davis
Linn Street
Crumling
Davis
Burr C. Towne
Waterloo Evening Courier
E. Fourth ‘St
Paramount Theatre
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