Miss Lillian Van Buskirk to Address Local Club Meeting
Miss Lillian Van Buskirk of Des Moines and Miss Fannie Wouters of Marshalltown will visit Tuesday for a luncheon at Track's tearoom and address the Witterleg club. Van Buskirk, a former assistant secretary at Equitable Life, has mentored many young women and advocates broad education and training for new hires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian van Buskirk
Des Moines
Business Ound Professional Women's Club
Fannie Wouters
Marshalltown
Witterleg
van Buskirk
Alice B. Warsaw
Missy Voosberg
Alice Wrycott
Warsaw
Miss van Buskirk
Indiana
Nermat School
Terre Haute
Yerre Life Schools
Life Insurance Company
Policy Loan Department
Cowpanys
YW. C. A
First Methodist Jepiscopal Church
Des Moines Business and Professional Women's Club
Library Opens Under Woman's Club Supervision
The Literary Department of Waterlas Warmin's club approved a circulation library to open Monday on Black's store mezzanine. It will serve residents for a small fee with books in charge 11 am to 5 pm daily and later hours Saturday. Donations and gifts accompany a diverse plan led by Mrs. Alfred Longley and Mrs. John Pinning with Mrs. J. E. Ridenour overseeing circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterlas Warmin's
Black's
Wihterton Mnay
Alrs
Alfred Longley
John Pinning
Robert KK. Sturt
Johnson
C. BE. Pickett
T. Alford
Walter Johnson
J. R. Anders
C. W. Chapman
H. B. Plumb
J. &. O'Keefe
Tt. C. Orrick
G. W. Nauman
C. Dcass
el. M. Reed
J. C. Ricker
Ars
J. E. Ridenour
Mmes
Leo Leeper
Ray Brown
Leo Mak
D. Cass
F. L. Chamberlain
Almes
C.A. Bowlsby
KK. Manz
Chas. Chickering
Clark Leeper
H. W. Hallowell
H. H. Lithty
Roger Birdsall
S. M. Wallace
C. C. Shean
Walter Hunt
Ralph
J. L. Carton
Georgia Sorenson Weds Charles Glaspie in Trinity Lutheran Rite
Miss Georgia Sorenson daughter of Nets Sorenson and the late, wed Charles Glaspie of Northfield in a morning ceremony at the parsonage with Rev. Herbert F Moehlman officiating. The bride wore a Chanel red suit with matching hat and later travels with her husband to reside in town. Glaspie works at the John Deere plant. A dinner party followed at the Mueller residence with many relatives and friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert F. Moehlman
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Georgh. Sorenson
Nets Sorenson
Commercial Street
Twrank Glaspie
Charles Glaspie
Niytsyville
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Calendar lists weekly social events across clubs and departments including book review, language, arts, and country club dinners. Notable entries reference Evening and afternoon sessions with women’s clubs and junior audiences, outlining a vibrant social schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. We Ge AL Tutsday
Hvealig
B & Pow
Churognis
Heveadins
AM. EB. Clevekend
Ausibier Woman's Club
Vinlay
Woman's Club
Fine Arts
Mae Carlson and Nelson Snyder to Marry Tomorrow
Mae Carlson daughter of Mr and Mrs J Carlson of Waterloo will wed Nelson Snyder son of Mr and Mrs Mortimer Snyder of Mobile Street St Williams will perform the ceremony at St Pauls Methe Ist Episcopal church in Waterloo The bridal party includes Miss Mary Belan Halaska and Miss Josephine Lamry The service features Lohengrin and Mendelssohn selections A breakfast follows at Hotel Russell Covers are arranged for family and friends After the ceremony the couple will travel to Chicago Milwaukee and Wisconsin The bride worked at Pioneer National Bank The groom is a post office clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Carlson
J. Carlson
Waterloo
St. Paul's Metheist Episcopal Church
Nelson Snyder
Mor
Timer Snyder
Mobile Street
St. Wiliams
Shell Rock Methodist Church
Mary Belen Halaska
Columbia
Josephine Lannry
Warner
John Ericson
William Taylor
Mise Marlys
Mason
Hilde
Snyder
Chicago
Mibwaukes
Ordis
Wisconsin
Carlson
Pioneer National Bank
Farewell Party for Miss Leone Dean at Bell Home
Last evening Miss Leone Dean was bid farewell at a party hosted by Miss Lauran Bell at her home. Pink and white decorations set the scene as friends and guests including Miss Anny McNabb, Miss Dorothy Mae Weatherwax, and Miss Flavin Tieptin gathered for the sendoff before Miss Dean departs for Seattle, Hive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauran Bell
Hints In Beauty Care Quick Change Suggestions
Practical tips for a rapid beauty refresh before an event. Steps include cleansing with cold water, manicure with pink polish, light cream application, quick hair touch up with powder, and a final facial and hand wash routine. Advises on dress, body balance, and minor skincare adjustments for a polished, party-ready look.
Pledging Dinner Held by Sorority at Hotel Russell-Lamson
Vv. O. V. Sigma Phi Sorority at Iowa State Teachers College hosted a formal pledging dinner in Hotel Russell-Lamson after the service with a pirate theme centerpiece a Spanish galleon parchment lanterns and copper paper knives. Pledges include Mary Nauman Marjorie Wheelock Janet Littie Alice Driggs Anne Reinhart Aneatha Kenyon Ruth Liepburn Ellora Helen Houghton Ivedell Van Orsdale Havel Kennedy Cedar Rapids and Boone residents with honorary guests Mrs Roy Albricht and Mrs Luther Hiehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vv. O. V. Sigma Phi Sorority
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Russell-Lamson
Mary Nauman
Marjorie Wheelock
Janet Littie
Alice Driggs
Anne Reinhart
Aneatha Kenyon
Waterloo
Ruth Liepburn
Episcopal Women District Picnic Set at St Luke's
The Waterloo district of the Women's Auxiliary of the Episcopal church plans a fall picnic at St Luke's Church in Cedar Falls on Wednesday. District counties include Black Hawk, Buchanan, Fayette, Bremer, Butler, Grundy and Hardin. Holy communion will be at 9:40 a.m. The noon luncheon is open to members and families with coffee provided. Rev. Harry Tongley will speak and Mrs Louis Jones of Town Falls will report on the provincial synod in Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Women's Auxiliary of
The
Episcopal Church
St. Luke's Church
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk
Buchanan
Fayette
Bremer
Butter
Grundy
Hardin
Harry Tongley
Louis Jones
Town Falls
Sioux Alls
Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed Here
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Streveler of 39 Losun avenue celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home with two dinner. All children except one, Jatin, who died Feb. 2, 514, were present along with four generations. Children listed include Mrs. Fred Choe lincki, W. J. Streve ler, Mrs. Mae edge, J. Streveler, and Mrs. G. C. Voss. The table featured yellow and white colors with a wedding bell centerpiece. The couple were married at Webster City on Oct. 16, Vik and have lived in town, near Waterigs, for about id venra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Streveler
Losun Avenue
Jatin
Fred Choelincki
Morris
Minn
W. J. Streveler
Burst
Mae Edge
Waterloo
J. Streveler
Howan
G. C. Voss
Cherokee
Streveler
Webster City
Lave
Waterigs
Eighty-One Girls Attend YWCA Frolic and Party
Miss Christie Tollefson led the YWCA event with 81 participants from UGirk and East Junior High. The program featured readings by Arione Peters and a piano piece by Margaret Johnson, with Mrs. Sylvester Howell arranging games and Demaris Ohner among the committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ugirk
East Junior High School
Christie Tollefson
West
Sylvester Howell
Demaris Ohner
Eyetsa Cousing
Elizabeth Sloan
Thelma Bartholomew
Arione Peters
Margaret Johnson
V. I. AL
Misa Marie Watters
W. Gal Tee
A. C. Smith
Noe Willson
McGuire Gorman Nuptials Held in St Josephs Church
Miss Myrtle Elizabeth Gorman daughter of C F Gorman Austin Minn and James McGuire son of Mrs W F McGuire were married this morning at St Josephs church by Rev Edward Slattery. The ceremony featured a sky blue gown and orange blossom wreaths. Bridesmaid Miss Marie McGuire wore blond satin with carnations. Best man was Clarence Gorman. After the ceremony a breakfast was served at the bride’s brother in law and sister. The couple will reside at 86 Lafayette street and plan a trip to Duluth and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Om
Edward Slattery
St. Joseph’s Church
Myrtle Elizabeth Gorman
Edwards Street
C.F. Gorman
Austin
Marie McGuire
Miss McGuire
Clarence Gorman
W. W. Walton
Mr. McGuire
John Deere
Lafayette Street
Duluth
Wisconsin
Margaret Wilson Guest at Luncheon Here
Local luncheon tables feature Margaret Wilson author of The able MacLaughlins and other works. Notables include Mrs J W Henderson Mary Wilson Tracy and several Edwards and Carpenters. Wilson formerly lived in Tama County and is tied to London literary circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wilson
Flora Wilson
Black's
Margaret ‘Wilson
London
Able MacLaughlins
J. W. Henderson
Mary Wilson
Tracy
James
L. H. Edwards
Rowena Edwards
Janet Edwards
J. A. Carpenter
Allan Carpenter
W. W. Wilson
Miss Wilson
Tama County
Tama Jim" Wilson
Church News Socials Highlight Walnut Street and Local Groups
Walnut Street Bandist Church choir and orchestra held a picnic supper and social hour before rehearsal. Directors are Mrs BE Wilbur for the choir and M C Altland for the orchestra. Thame makers hand at First Baptist met with Mrs Laura Wolmes. Rev R Bh Williamson led songs and A J Cale spoke. Union Congregational women’s society met. Mrs Ralph Zwaniger reported missionary work. Util Dalef class at G M G church enjoyed a Halloween social with moonlight island exploration. S A Cohagan teaches the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Bandist Church
BE Wilbur
M. C. Altland
Galt
First Baptist Church
Laura Wolmes
R. Bh. Williamson
A. J. Cale
Woman's Society of Union Congregational Church
Ralph Zwaniger
Hank Barron
A. A. Moore
Vance Courler
M. G. Church
Mesano
Morris Isle
S. A. Cohagan
Club Notes From Park Tay Tearoom Meeting
Miss Dad Ring entertained the Orleans at Park Tay tearoom Thursday evening. Mrs. Robert Newman from Chicago was an out of town guest. Mappy Four club will meet for luncheon Tuesday at Walnut Court home of Mrs. Frank Fishmey. Nook Review club will meet Monday afternoon at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad Ring
Orleans
Park Tay
Robert Newman
Chicago, St
Mappy Four Club
Walnut Court
Frank Fishmey
Nook Review Club
YY. W. c. AY
Waterlo o singer Sophie Braslau to sing at DJs theatre
Waterloo based contralto Sophie Braslau, famed for critics praise and comparisons to Chalilapin and Ruffo, will perform at the DJs theatre Wednesday. Louise Lindner, a Waterloo alumna, accompanies, having trained at Oberlin and Chewlin with noted instructors before a Chicago and New York accompanist career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Braslin
America
Schumann-Heink
Chalilapin
Ruffo
Bori
Pavions
W. J. Henderson
New York Sun
Louise Lindner
Braslau
Waterloo
Oberlin
Jemy Oberlin
Miss Lindner
Chicago
Miss Breed
Ingers
Chiesgn
New York
Missy ‘Fillia Coonan
Vatu
Areoa
Mix Brantan
Ted
Waterloo city in brief from visitors and locals
A steady stream of visitors and locals sharing news from Waterloo and nearby towns includes A. R. Garner and family in Waterloo, John Gallagher in Eddyville, Clyde Vermillion and Ora Cole from Oskaloosa, and Mr and Mrs W N Trenor of Charles City. Also noted are weekend travelers, a birthday gathering at 1227 Wallgate, influenza illness at 385 Dearborn, and a hospital operation deemed inadvisable for 913 Li Street resident William May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gallagher
Postminster
Eddyville
Waterloo
Clyde Vermillion
Ora Colemem
Tom Gosnell
New Sheron
J. H. Fitzgerald
Western Avenue
Clyde Smallwood
Central Fire Station
Dearborn Street
Helen Tolls
Wallgate Avenue
Legion Nominations Set For Next Thursday Meeting
Backer-Chanman post No. 135 American Legion will nominate officers at Memorial hall next Thursday night, announced commander Henry Dillman. An election will be held two weeks later on November 4, and applications for Adjutant, a paid office, will be entertained. Waterloo delegates return home from Philadelphia at 3:30 p.m. on the Illinois Central from Fort Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backer- Chanman
Memorial Hall
Henry Dillman
Daliman
Jesson
Waterloo
Philadelphia
Fort Dodge
West High Debates Four Schools in Upcoming Series
West High schedules debates with Webster City Vinton Grundy Center and Teachers Training at Cedar Falls A announcement by George A Fields notes other schools may join. The resolution argues Congress should enact legislation embodying Haugen Farm Bill principles with constitutional waiver. Three debaters from last year join this year forming a team including Daniel Jen Maurica Maring and Ted Petisl n.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High School
Webster City
Vinton
Grundy Center
Vligh
Cedar Falls
George A. Fields
Serch
Congress
Ast Yorr
Daniel Jen
Maurica Maring
Petisl
Longest regional convention ballot selectors elect Savage
Philadelphia reports the twenty first ballot chose Howard S. Savage of Chicago as national commander of the American Legion regionnaires after a record fight for votes. Thomas A. Tee of Kansas and Jay Williams of South Dakota were the other nominees. Rev. Joseph J. N. Wolfe of Philadelphia named national chaplain. Mrs. Adaline Wright MacAuley of Menominee, Wis., elected president of the women’s auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioward J. Savage
Chicigoe
San Francisco
J Uroe Johnson
Marian
S. C
Thomas A. Tee
Kansas
Jay Williams
South Dakota
Joseph J. N. Wolfe
Philadelphia
Tle
Chicago
Adaline Wright MacAuley
Afenominee
Wis
Women's Auxiliary
Edna Wallace Hopper Wave and Sheen Hair Dress
The article promotes Edna Wallace Hopper's Wave and Sheen hair dressing as a simple method to achieve glossy waves and curl without a hairdresser. It claims the product keeps hair in place, adds sheen, and promises a money back guarantee if not pleasing, with a free trial at the reader's expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wallace Hopp
Marcel
Edna Wallace Hopper
Iblings May Go to Australia after West Coast Tour
Ward reported from Mr and Mrs Henry Iblings as they tour the Orpheum circuit in the west. They may sail to Australia after completing their American engagement. They have played Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Seattle and other Pacific coast cities and plan southern bookings soon. The troupe currently totals five people in the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Henry Iblings
Orpheum
Los Angele
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Pacific
Afra
Thlings
Witerlon
Cour
Mohawks Beat Whittier 18 0 On Hospital Gridiron
The Mohawks defeated Whittier School 18 to 0 on the Presbyterian hospital grounds. Players aged 11 to 15 played as John Rawlings scored two touchdowns and Billy Beck added one. Clyde Jungen starred for Whistler in a romp that opened the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawks
Whittier
John Rawlings
Billy Beck
Clyde Jungen
Whistler
Presbyterian Hospital
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Mres
EH. Mueller
Dauhter
Cc. CG. Dean
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H. A. Mmueller
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Far
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Waneia
Sigan Mueller
Dean
Mart Dean
Glen Wirgle
Betty Jae
Burdell
He OM
R. W W. Mueller
Fleis
Miss Mae Carlson
Miss Leone
Texas
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McGuire-Gorman
W. F. Parrott
Cedar Heights Union
Parrott
Macy Campbell
E C. James
Catherine Campbell
Mirs
A. F. Mahnke
Lois Mapes
R. W. Tieald
Amanda Mahnke
Edward Mahnke
L. A
Sunshine Lodge
Knights of Columbus Hall
Nellie Haskins
Sioux City
Stema Joyce
Florence O'Leary
Becker
Masonic Hall
SE. John's Young People’s Yelub
Royal Neighbors
Moose Hall
Church News
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Bras- Lu
Cooperative Alent
Conservatory of Music
Cbewlin
Complete Optical
Ser Hbanan
Y. M. C. A. Ride
A. R. Garner
Shell Hock
Lows State Teachers College
William May
Listreet
Curtis Snyder
Ernest Li
Pratt
Kingsley
Wesley L. Benesh
Cedar Hapids
Pharmacy
Iowa State University
Phi Delitehi Interaeity
J. W. Snyder
Saxon Street
Joe Keenan
Campbell Avenue
Reu
Iteter Uity
Kenestt
Leo
Kenosha
Laurence
Teel
J. Stone
Henry Hanson
Karting
Meg. Tloward Selleword
Chicas
Fredelk
Universalist Church
Independence Avenue
Pauline Bodell
Bode
Sherwood Music School
Chiesae
A. Ro Fersasen
Finkison Street
Pergusen
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Toliewood
Ule
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Duighter
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Joseph
Pringeton Universite
Los Arcels
Stama
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Western
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Stadwanis Now
Tach
Ate
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Steely Street
Tn B.C
Charles Son
Diday
Paris
Lecionnaires
Suthasingh
Ute
France
D. Dwight Harned
Allied Arts Conservatory of Music
Olghet Caward
Sibert
White Laundry
Iblings
Australia
Ludwig Credit Jewelers
East Fourth Street
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Mabey
Vesteo
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