Religious Training of the Child session at Waterloo Woman's Club
Society News notes the Home and Education department's session at the clubrooms tomorrow afternoon with M. G. Clark, Sioux City schools superintendent, speaking on Religious Training of the Child. Three sessions this week cover Evening and Literary programs, with Miss Gladys Powers and Mrs. A. C. Ryan hosting. Speakers include William Dean Howells works discussion led by Mrs. Edmund Miller and others. hostesses are members of the YWCA board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Clark
Sioux City
Waterloo
Waterloo Man and Des Moines Girl to Marry in November
Des Moines Mr and Mrs C J Gavin announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Ruth A to Lewis R Kennedy of Waterloo. The ceremony will take place November 22 at St Johns church in Des Moines with guests at a dinner party where a surprise engagement message was found. Kennedy is manager of the Panor Boot shop. They will reside in Des Moines. A Catholic Daughters of America social will be held at Kof ball tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Gavin
Des Moines
daugh_ter
Ruth A
Lewis R. Kennedy
Waterloo
A.E. Kennedy
Fairfield
St. John’s Church
Pride-Elect
Gavin
St. Joseph's Academy
Ottumwa
Iowa Staite Teachers, College
Kennedy
Panor
Cathal Daughters of America
Methodists Welcome Pastor at Tuesday Reception
Dr and Mrs Rolla F Hurlburt will be honored by First M E church members at a reception in the church parlors Tuesday evening Mrs Hurlburt joined her husband Saturday and they will soon live at the parsonage 29 Randolph Street Also notes on Nuptials and local society events including Miss Nan ette Trebon, Margeret Madigan gatherings and P E O meetings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla F. Hurlburt
First M. E. Church
Beauty Chats by Hona Kent Forbes
An advice column guides readers on facial care for average good and average poor complexions. It describes daily home treatments using cleansing cream, hot towels, soaps, and tonics, plus cautions on hair, teeth, digestion, and overall skin health.
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Hona Kent Forbes
Epsom Sai D. W. M
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron Compensations for Growing Older
Ruth Cameron muses on aging facing youth’s rush to grow up and the later richness of memory. She recalls a lunch with a college friend, the water under the bridge since, and how aging brings sadness, color, and a vivid tapestry of lives lived. The piece argues memory gives depth as compensation for growing older.
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Tke Air
Pae
Theo
Cedar Heights Meet At Community Church Hosts Address
Community church hosts an address by M G Clark Sioux City superintendent at Cedar Heights tomorrow evening. Local groups including Lend A Hand, King’s Daughters, and Chautauqua Circle plan meetings and social events with hostesses from Mary Melrose and Waterloo chapters.
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Cedar Heights
Community Church
M. G. Clark
Sioux City
Miss Ducky Duck Visits the Country Barnyard Tale
The Sandman Story follows Miss Ducky Duck as she leaves city life for a country barnyard. She meets animals she finds strange and comments on Mr Dog and Mr Fox while adjusting to a pond smaller than her old home. Her voyage introduces new neighbors and a curious newcomer to rural life.
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Mr. Fox
Miss Ducky
Mr. Boy
Dog
Mr. Dog
Ducky Duck
Miss Ducky Duck
The Waterloo Girl and the Five Dollar Bet Tale
A Waterloo woman, earning ten dollars weekly, bets five on whether the moon is cheese. A witty rival cites Daniel Webster’s compendium to win the stake, pocketing half the weekly wage and prompting a row over the wager.
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Daniel Webster
J. D. Rockefeller
Waterloo
Rock of Gibraltar
Webster
Mrs Erdel Visits Parents Here on Short Vacation
Mrs. Erdel the former Louise Lindner visits her parents Mr and Mrs C C Lindner in Waterloo during a two week vacation from her engagement as accompanist for Lenora Sparks of the Metropolitan Opera company Two concerts last week at Mount Vernon and Chicago drew Waterloo friends in attendance Also present were Pattie Lindner McClain Helene Balliett D M Place and Lowell M Wells from Cedar Falls.
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C. C. Lindner
H. Erdel
Richard Erwin
Boise
Idaho
Erdel
Louise Lindner
Lenora Sparks
Metropolitan Opera Company
Mount Vernon
Chicago
Waterloo
Pattie Lindnér McClain
Helene Balliett
D. M. Place
Lowell M. Wells
Cedar Falls
Peace Parade Plans For Armistice Day Meet
Waterloo groups draft floats for a city wide Armistice day parade plan at a 7 30 p m Wednesday meeting of the celebration committee at the Greater Waterloo association T E Dolan is general chairman The move aims to include civic and church organizations to represent the whole city Women urge disarmament signing petitions in 20 churches and at YWCA and Woman's club offices to Secretary Hughes The local W T U plans to participate in the parade and a dozen members will travel to the state W C T U convention at Ames Ia
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Greater Waterloo Association
T. E. Dolan
Waterloo
Charles E. Hughes
Civic Department
Woman’s Club
Woman's Club
Home and Education Department
Ida B. Wise- Smith
Hughes
Ames
Local notes and notices from West End area
A dense local item mix notes visitors, illness, travel, and business updates across West End and Shell Rock Ia. Highlights include Charles Pole and Alli son visiting J E Johnson, Cleveland family travel to Ottawa and Chicago, typhoid case at 708 Independence Ave, Mrs Fisher returning to Ontario California with Cheyenne stopover, Fay Beemis inspecting Fire Engine equipment, a repaired ladder truck back in service, Pettit reports Cedar Rapids unemployment near 1 percent, Robbins visiting with EB Rice and factory payroll record at 16,240, California bans capital punishment for minors under 18 by Mrs Annez Taylor, Shell Rock death of Mrs Dirk Ahlers age 75 with German origins, funeral notices for Mrs Pillsbury, and various marriage licenses and minor notices.
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Charles Pole
Allison
J. E. Johnson
Ontario
Cal
Cheyenne
Wyo
K. Robbins
Manchester
N. Rae Wheee
EB. K Rice
Avalon Avenue
Robbing
Patterns advertisement for Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterlo o Evening Courier offers up-to-date patterns by mail. Send 35 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department in Waterloo with your size for patterns that include seam allowances. Orders are filled as soon as possible and should reach you within ten days after sending.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Alpha
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C. W. Robertson
Entre Nous Club
W. PB. Kerwin
Tueeday
University Women
Maa Howell
Methodists
Nanette Trebon
Jlenny Thompson
St. Mary's Church
Margaret Madigan
Adella Damge
Ruth Smith
Misses Galvin
Alfretta Borden
Junia Cady
Dolores Wittstock
Maddigan
W. WW. Marsh
Als. Weishaar
J. G. McAlvin
R. O. Hutchison
Austin Burtee
Crozier-Wilson
Hazel Wilson
Winthrop
Clayton Crozier
Binghampton
Frank Wilson
Mrs Crozier
Thomas J. Sabin
Tola Brown
Rex Rivers
Ruth Cameron
Dennis Brown
Wayne Gobdin
D. A .B. Lancheoon
Fluld
T. P. Ashmore
King's Daughters
King’s Daughters
Mizpahircle
M. B. Shurch
Albia
Chautauqua Circle
Round Table Circle
Public Library East
Book and Needle Club
J. E. Sedgwick
A. S. Weishaar
Velock
Sandman
Miss Duck
Mrs. Erdel
West End
4Th Street
ONY
Reief
Optical Service and Feet Puchanen
Cedar Rapids
Fred S. Pettit
California
The
General Assembly
Annez
Saylor
Shell Rock
Dirk Ahlers
Ger
James Whippletotn
L. Geeders
John
Mary
Pillsbury
Arthur Schmitt
Denver
Hulda Marle
William L. Wright
Matine Elien Snodgrass
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Tomorre
Kelloggs
Kellogg
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