Local Society Notes From Waterloo October 16 1928
Waterloo Evening Courier outlines a dense schedule of meetings and clubs for Tuesday through Wednesday. Included are Sisterhood groups, A. A U W study circles, W B A events, Lamson and King’s Daughters, alumni, civic clubs, and church women’s societies at First M E First Baptist Westminster and Plymouth with associated leaders and venues across city venues such as Monse Hall Memorial Hall and Hotel Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisterhood
Mary and
Martha
First Brethren Churche
Goldie Andrews
U. W
Publicbrary West
W.B. A
Monse Hall
Hotel Russell Lamson
King's Daughters
William Gordon
First M. EB. Church
Gates Park Civic Club
Edward
First
A. P. Ladies’ Aid Society
Perry Cowles
Women's. Missionary Society
Westminster Presbyterian Church
J.W. Henderson
Grace M. E
Ald Kensingsons
Ald
Galvary Evans
Gelica
Daughters of Plymouth
Plymouth
Congregational Church
First Congregational Woman
C. A. Waterbury
Home
First Baptist Church
Q. W. Call
Eeney Club
George Poler
MANKIND TODAY MIXTURE OF TWO PRIMEVAL RACES
Berlin reports a theory by Dr Burghard Streitner claiming modern humanity descends from two primeval Western races. He cites blood groups A B and a derived O, arguing mixed blood causes hereditary traits and disabilities. Blood typing allegedly reveals paternity in German courts alongside other evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Mankind
Congress of Physicians and Scientists
Burghard Steitner
Vienne
Hans Hirschfeld
Breiner
Hirschfeld
Europe
Russia
Asia
India
Germany
Austria
Miss Lawrence Weds Joseph Burns in Salt Lake City
Kathleen Lawrence daughter of Mrs Luli Lawrence of 122 1 2 Fifth Street East wed Joseph Burns in Salt Lake City Utah on Wednesday October 10 The bride worked for Black Hawk County Abstract Co Burns home is Seattle WA but he manages Carnation Cream Co in Salt Lake City The couple will live in the Ramen apartments Salt Lake City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Lawrence
Luli Lawrence
Fifth Street
Joseph Burns
Salt Lake City
Utah
Black Hawk
Frost Malcolm Wedding in Jesup
The marriage of Miss Mina Malcolm to Bernard Frost was performed at 9 oclock in St Athanasius Catholic Church Jesup with Father Baxter presiding. Attendants included Dorothy Frost and George Malcolm. music featured Mendelssohn and a sacred heart solo. A breakfast followed at the bride’s home, and a Grand Opera House ball honored the couple later. The bride taught in Buchanan and Black Hawk counties. the groom works for Barnes Shepherd Oil in Waterloo. they will reside in Jesup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cewrire
Jesup
Mina Malcolm
Thomas Malcolm
Bernard Frost
John M. Frost
St. Athana' Site Catholic Church
William Baxter
Dorothy Frost
George Malcolm
Jacob Ehr
Mendelssonin
Q. Sacred Heart
Paul Kerkovs
Banquet Planned by Y W C A for Business Women
Y W C A groups plan a banquet for all business and professional women in cooperation with a nationwide movement. The event, Tuesday evening of next week, is led by Miss Della Huth and Miss Edna Engler with Mrs WoW Warsaw as principal speaker. The Blue Triangle League meeting will feature George E. Pike speaking on voting. All business girls are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle League
Della Huth
Edna Engler
Wow
Warsaw
Blue ‘Triangle League
George E. Pike
Couple Marries Minnesota Girl Son of Waterloo
News arrives of the marriage of Leonard W. Wood son of Mr and Mrs Walter Wood 1207 Hawthorne Ave to Miss Ruth Brevik daughter of Mr and Mrs J Brevik Brevik Minn on Oct 14 at Walker Minn After a six course dinner at the brides parents home the couple will honeymoon in northern Minnesota and southern Canada then reside in Minneapolis where Wood is assistant manager at Sears Roebuck Co Local notices include Chantauqua circle topics public library discussions and a note on thinking and problem solving Miss Charline Woods Ames formerly of Waterloo now teaches cookery in Boston Miss Woods recently returned from Europe Yeoman lodge to install new officers Friday evening at HK B hall with a musical program and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard W. Wood
Walter Wood
Hawthorne Avenue
Ruth Brevik
Minneapolis
Mr. Wood
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Boston
Charline Woods
Mrr
Charles Woods
Ames
Waterloo
Miss Farmer's School of Cookery
Miss Woods
Town State College
Simmons College
Europe
Bridge Party Honoring Miss Manning Before November
An evening bridge party was hosted Monday by Mrs. George Loveall and Miss Lucille Stull at 600 Pine Street to honor Miss Madeline Manning whose November marriage is anticipated. Prizes went to Miss Manning and Miss Ruth Smith. a gift of china was given to the guest. A two course luncheon featured green and white decor. attendees included Miss Doro, Miss Marie Ramsey, Miss Payn, Miss Helen May Assquiss, Hazel Payne, and Miss Ruth Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Manning
George Loveall
Lucille Stull
Loveall
Pine Street
Miss Manning
Ruth Smith
China
Geen and
White
Doro
Marie Ramsey
Payn
Helen May Asqui
Hazel Payne
Miss Menges Hosts Luncheon for Miss Orrick at 246 Western
Miss Helen Menges entertained at her home 246 Western Avenue with a luncheon and two bridge tables in honor of Miss Katherine Orrick who is to be a bride this week. Guests included Mrs. Harry Orrick Jr Cedar Falls Mrs. Hogard B Marshall Chicago Mrs. H E Higley Evanston Ill Mrs. Robert Cass Mrs. Howard Rath Mrs. Powell Rayburn and Miss Marion Long Hoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Menges
Western Avenue
Katherine Orrick
Miss Orrick
Qucoy
Harry Orrick
Cedar Falls
Hogard B. Marshall
Chicago
Higley
Evanston
Robert Cass
Howard Rath
Powst Rayburn
Marion Long- Hoy
Hints in beauty care and fattening drinks advised
A reader letter discusses weight gain methods from a beauty column. It describes a nourishing chocolate milk drink and advises on calorie intake, suggesting about 125 pounds for a person of typical height. The tone focuses on achieving a plumper look and shares a home recipe and cautions about health and suitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cgny Sho
Fribal
Aealyhy
B. Bo
M. O
Wedding Takes Place Sunday at Stanley Home
Miss Alice Martin and Frank Rohrig wed at the Stanley home with Rev. Hawker officiating. Attendants included Helen Martin Alice Rohrig Albert Martin and John Rohrig. Mrs Fred Martin played the wedding march and about 65 guests attended. The couple will reside on the Rohrig farm east of Stanley after visiting Davenport and Town City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Spiesal Service
Stanley
Alice Martin
Lester Martin
Frank Rolrig
O Stock
Peretths
Mr. Hawkerman
Maynard Lutheran Ghurch
Helen Martin
Alice Rohrig
Albert Martin
G. O. P. Women invited to hear Mrs Volland
Republican women are invited to hear Mrs. R. H. Volland of Iowa City speak Wednesday at 2 30 PM at the Republican headquarters 211 Fifth Street East. She will answer questions on current political issues and share facts about the present campaign and election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Volland
Iowa City
Fifth Street East
Church Homemaker Meetings Across Local Congregations
Local church groups plan noon luncheons and afternoon meetings Wednesday. First Baptist hosts Mrs W Call at 1402 Jefferson. First Brethren meets 7:30 pm at Goldie Andrews home. Calvary Ladies Ald Society meets at church parlors. Westminster Women host Mrs J W Henderson with a Mother India review by Rilmond Schear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. Call
Jefferson Street
Mary and
Martha
Brethren Church
Goldie Andrews
Forest Avenue
Ladies’ Ald Society of Calvary Evangelical Church
Women's Missionary Society of Westminster Presbyterian Church
J. W. Henderson
Sheridan Road
Rilmond Schear
Dickens Club Elects Officers and Plans Christmas Party
The Dickens club elected officers at their Monday meeting on Home Park Boulevard with Mrs. N. W. Batwisle as president and Mrs. Anna Becker as treasurer. A yearbook committee includes Mrs. Entwisle and others. Carrie Eaton and Jeanette Bennur plan a Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens Club
W. J. Hotchkiss
Home Park Boulevard
N. W. Batwisle
W. W. Entwish
Anna Becker
M Entwisle
Repass
Mod. O'Keefe
Carrie Eaton
Jeanette Ben+ neur
McKinley P T A Members Hear Registration Talk
A McKinley Parent-Teacher Association meeting Monday evening at the school heard F E Farwell speak on registration and volune. Supt C W Kline led a question box and Ettabelle Storer, Mrs J B Lavine, and Mrs F C Liffring were elected delegates to the Dubuque selection meeting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Farwell
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Supt. C. W. Kline
Jund Ass
Ettabelle Storer
J.B. Lavine
F.C. Liffring
Selec
Dubuque
Sororities Hold Pledge Services at Cedar Falls
Sororities at Cedar Falls held candle light pledging services for several pledges from Waterloo and nearby towns. Alpha Beta Gamma announced additional pledges and other sorority pledgings were planned this week. Events included a card party at St. John's sewing group, a Quota Club dinner, and a Phi Sigma Chi dinner planned for next week. Local social activities featured bridge, 500, and birthday events at various homes, with several club meetings and hospital notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Theta P
Towa State ‘Teachers College
Harry Eells
Cedar Falls
Marjorie Gomtert
Elfrieda Kammeyer
Waterloo
Earlys Haahr
Irene Kessler
Rock Valley
Kath~ryee
State Center
Marcella Dangers
Hospers
Virginia Pedicord
Thelma Driscoll
Alice Redington
Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority
Eli
Zabeth Ahrens
Marshalltown
Barbara Mossman
Iowa Falls
Frances Pleeger
Sioux Falls
Mary ‘Dale
Cedar Rapids
Berbice Lare “Son
Mary Kathryn Winter
W. BR. C—Woman's Relief Corps
Black Hawk
Dd. R
Black's
City in brief highlights from local events
Hugh Patterson of 319 Fowler street leaves tonight for Dickinson North Carolina to visit relatives. Alfred Longley attorney left yesterday for Tulsa Oklahoma on business and will return this weekend. Public school district board holds October meeting in the offices of superintendent Charles W Kane tonight. Ralph William Travis and daughter Maxine of 307 Denver street confined at home with bad colds. Travis is assistant county attorney. Illinois Central reports on time train service 98 percent. freight 93 percent. Ray Friedley, former Waterloo resident and East High graduate, leaves tonight for Chicago. WT G Brown, U S Central railroad train master, and committees held meetings today. Train service adequacy commission met morning and safety committee met this afternoon. Mr and Mrs A D Howard of 704 Fourth street east depart tonight for vacation to Cleveland and Buffalo by steamer. August Miller of Des Moines recruiting district assisted local recruiters. heads to Charles City for a few days. Harald Landingham and Gill Burks, both claiming Des Moines as home, were picked up by a patrolman and held for Des Moines police after running away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Patterson
Fowler Street
Dickinson
N. C
Alfred Longley
Tulsa
Okla
Public School District Board
Ralph Willian Travis
Maxine
Denver Street
Travis
Ses August Miller
Bes Moines
U. S.A
Set
John Overbay
cMeer
Charles City
Harald Landingham
Gill Burks
Des Moines
Lloyd Cox
Scarlet Fever Cases Rise in City Since January First
Forty seven cases of scarlet fever reported to the city health board in the clerk’s office show two new infections today. Names include Luther Heichel and Robert Buchan in separate addresses. Also listed are mumps case Opal Traver and whooping cough cases Mavis Lorenzen and Elizabeth Witt with addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Heslith Board
Charles Mackay
Luther Heichel
Eighth West
Robert Buchan
Knoll
Riverview
Mavis Lorenzen
Baltimore
Elizabeth Witt
Fourth West
Russia raises Afghan legation to embassy in Moscow
Dispatches from Kabul report Afghanistan and Soviet authorities reached an agreement elevating the Afghan legation to an embassy. Soviet Envoy Stark met King Amanullah in private audience and presented his credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Moscow
Afghanistan
Stark
Amanullah
Nephyr and Baron Lead Mixed Names in List
A mixed list of names includes Nephyr at number one and Baron at two, followed by Dingo Ogre Simeon Adeon with various orderings. Gendar Tong Caspian complete the sequence, suggesting a categorized roster or puzzle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nephyr
Baron
Dingo
Ogre
Simeon
Adeon
Hauberk
Gendar
Tong
Caspian
Japan's Merchant Princes Lead in Income Taxes
Tokio reports Japan had eleven taxpayers paying over one million yen in income tax in the year ending March 21, 1928. Eight belong to the Mitsui and Iwasaki families. Six Mitsuis, relatives of the Mitsui house, were among the top earners. Mitsui led the year with 2.7 million yen, while Iwasaki followed with about 2.0 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Grea
Mitsuis
Iwasakis
Kyuya
Iwasaki
Hachiroemon Mitsui
of Mitsui
Apple Butler and Fried Cauliflower in Apple Gumbo
A recipe fragment describes making Apple Butler by reducing applesauce flavored mix, frying cauliflower in batter with eggs flour and milk, and a crab gumbo combining okra crab meat and tomato with butter flour and stock.
London Paris Airline Nine Years Old
Croydon England Oct 26 British civil aviation marks nine years since the first daily London Paris passenger service began on Aug 25 1919. Early tiny 360 horsepower planes with two passengers gave way to deluxe Imperial Airways ships of 1200 horsepower for 18 passengers with a pilot engineer and steward aboard. The 8 ton craft speeds at about 100 miles an hour and serves refreshments from a buffet as it flies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croydon
England
London
Paris
Imperial Airways
Political Speaking on Radios Tonight
Radio broadcasts feature Governor Alfred E. Smith of Sedalia Missouri at 86 p m on WJZ and NBC coast to coast. Franklin D Roosevelt from New York accepts the gubernatorial nomination at 60 p m on WJZ WGY Schenectady WHAM Rochester. Augustus Thomas at 10 p m on WABC Columbia Broadcasting chain publican W E Hill chairs the Hoover Curtis campaign at 5 p m on WEAP Catherine Byrne Republican national committeewoman from Connecticut at 6 10 p m on WTIC Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Radio Tonight
Centra
Alfred E. Smith
Sedalia
WJZ
National Broadcasting Company
Frangin D. Roosevelt
New York
WGY
Schenectady
WHAM
Rochester
Augustus Thomas
Last Services for Mrs Tiller Held at Home on Farm
Services were held at the family home in Washington township for Mrs. Joseph T. Tiller who died at Sartori Memorial hospital Saturday night. She was born Mary Frances Helfer on March 15 1878 and married Joseph T. Tittex on October 13 1897. She had diabetes for several months. Surviving are her mother Mrs J M Helfer a sister Mrs Amos Levertse a brother Harry Helfer sons Clarence and daughter Dorothy Rudd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Leverse
Washington Township
Harry Helfer
Sioux City
Clarence
Cedar Falls
Dorothy Rudd
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J. E. Smith
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Ruth
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A. H. McCutcheon
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T. F. Ken- Ro
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C. A. Waterbusy
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Gert Davis
Harry Harmon
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J. B. Calkins
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Linden- Fowler Street
H. R. Foster
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Emma Reeder
Franklin Street
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Thomas Eaton
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L. A. Bush
Berlin Avenue
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George DeWald
Fremont Street
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Herbert Ruby
Roger, Ellis
Marell Beckner
Aero
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George Porters
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Russell-Lamson
Jean West Spencer
Kipling
Phi Sigma Chi
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Albert Greeley
Mooseheart Legion
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Ben Eldridge
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Arthur Finch
St. Francis V Hospital
J. E B. Jordan
Northern Town
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Lincoln Street
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