Elected officers for Ladies Aid at First Methodist session
Officers named for the Ladies Aid Society at the all day meeting in First Methodist Episcopal parlors. C J Miller president H L Hawk vice president J O Lowe secretary J A Worley treasurer J F Peterson reporter. Delegates chosen for Des Moines district convention, and missionary reports given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Episcopal Prrlors
C. J. Miller
H. L. Hawk
J. O. Lowe
J. A. Worley
J. F. Peterson
Dairy Cattle Gongreas
Order of Eastern Star
Cart “Est
R. F. Hurlburt
Des Moines
Home Mission Department
Herne
Lotus Sar- Vay
Upper Iowa
Marlou
R. Cassell
Korea
C. W. Bruner
Oldfather
Waterloo
Ace Gary Ferguson
Olive Davis
Portland
Ore
Emerson P T A hears address by Dr Fred J Clark
Emerson Parent-Teacher Association opened its year with a large turnout in the school gymnasium. Halloween decorations and autumn flowers brightened the room as new teachers were introduced. A program featured a trio Wonderland of Dreams by Hortense Morgan Geraldine Brinkman Wilma Anderson and a vocal Goodbye Summer by Agnes Thompson with Patti Patsch on piano. Farewell Bridge honored Marion Patterson and Wilma Peverill who depart for California over the holidays. Paul Manning and Eyelyo Wilcox tied for high score while hostesses and Mrs. M Gleason served a two course luncheon after the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Dahl
Frank Shealy
Kane Thiry
Black's Tearoom
Hallowe'en
Dahk
Marguerite Driscoll
Veronica Gorman
Ed Frankfurt
Emerson Parent-Teacher Association
Buriog
Hortense Morgan
Geraldine Brinkman
Wilma Anderson
Agnes Thompson
Patti Patsch
Marie
Kathryn Gleason
Uridge
Marion Patterson
Satturday
California
Wilma Peverill
Paul Manning
Eyelyo Wlcox
M. Gleason
Side Talks on Life Lessons From Poor Card Play
Mull over past misplays in life like a bad card hand. A woman recalls quarrel moments with her husband and realises that dwelling on mistakes harms balance. The lesson: study errors, then fix attention on the next hand and play with purpose for happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Jimmie
Beauty Chats on Blackheads and Skin Care Tips
A reader column discusses blackheads and facial care. Steps include steaming, using a cleansing powder with corn starch and almond meal, and finishing with warm water then cold to close pores. Diet and exercise are noted as factors. later notes cover perspiration, growth forms, and improved circulation through hand massages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake
Blackhead
Northeast Iowa Club Notes and Upcoming Events
The community bulletin lists social and literary events from Miss Marguerite Shirey's engagement to Archie Stuart, with an Oct 27 wedding planned. It covers Junior Class Picnic at Elk Run, Russian literature discussion by the Literary Department, banking program at the Women's Club, G A R Lincoln Circle meeting, Sunshine Lodge thimblebee, and a Shriners dinner dance at Hotel Russell Lamson with dinner at 6 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shriners Dance
Waterloo
Shring Club
Russell-Lamson
G23
Church Circle and Ladies Aid Hold Meetings
Weymnster circle met for tenthay business meeting and lesson study of Japan with supper at six. Reports from Cedar Falls given by Misses Marjory Loomis and Ruth Mowbray. First M B Altrusan class to meet Oct 19 with Mrs. G H Smelsar hostess. Picle luncheon served and officer election to follow. Ladies Aid of First Evangelical held annual homecoming with Mrs. B E Cherney elected president. vocal solo by Mrs. Ben Waterfield and duets by Mrs. Clinton Smith and W M Yordy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymnster
Japan
Trieute Supiper
Cedar Alls
M. B. Altrujan
G. H. Smelsar
Picule
Ladies’ Aid of
First Evangelical Church
BE. J. Cherney
Ben Waterfield
Mmes
Clinton Smith
W. M. Yordy
F.C. Sage
Local religious meeting notes and club activities
An afternoon assembly featured speakers including Dr. F. E. Blyine addressing the group on Woran's role in a major undertaking. Attendees numbered about sixty with three members admitted. Separately, the First Presbyterian Church hosted a Woman's Working Association gathering at Mrs. F. J. Eighmey's home with a varied musical program. The Walnut Street Baptist Caledonian society planned a special program with radio broadcast, and Grace M. EB hosted a Ladies' Aid sewing event at Mrs. Cora Paul's residence with readings and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woran
F. E. Blyine
Brooklyn
N. Y
First Presbyterian Church
F. J. Eighmey
Mmes
Harold Smith
Oliver Stevenson
False Church
A. L. Alexander
Grace Barr Read
Walnut Street Baptist Caledonian Society
Grace M. EB
Ladies' Aid Society
Cora Paul
C. W. Hutton
Ben Hesser
George Dawson
D. Yahnkae
G. W. Thods
Fred Adams
J. H. Good
John Boaller
Jos Steeley
Charles Wichmann
Elizabeth Williams
F. KK. Myers
A. W. Greenlee
Josephine Rouse
Emma Reader
C. W. Cotton
Laura Bennett
David Hutton
F. Cutler
Lucile Cutler
Virginia Gable
Mildred Rosenbloom
Emily Sanborn
Fred
Club Notes Q and A Hand Guild Meeting Friday
The Hand Guild will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. oan Fair weather for its annual business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qand-A-Hand Guild
Oan Fairweather
Former Commanders of U S W Y Relate Queer Experiences
Former camp commanders of the U S W V told anecdotes at Memorial Hall after a social night and dinner led by women volunteers. Phil C. Hanns, honorary U S W V member and G A R veteran, recalled Spanish War incidents and his romance with an Iowa girl, including a wartime honeymoon aboard a warship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Willer
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
Phil C. Hanns
Mexico
Porto Rico
Was & Guest
Iowa
New York
Hanna
Recruiting for U S Army Quickened as Enlistments Expire
Capt J P Glandon in Des Moines assists in stimulating recruiting as 60 percent of current enlistments near expiration. The campaign highlights equal opportunity, schooling, and trade training across branches. Harl Fitkins reenlists in coast artillery for the Hawaiian Islands. Herman Haskins assigned to the Lafayette building recruiting office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Glandon
Nue
Quartermaster Department
Des Moines
U. S. Army
Glandon
Dubuque
Harl Fitkins
Waterloo
U. 5S. Navy
Coast Artillery
Hawaiian Islands
Fort Des Moines
Herman M Haskins
Fourteenth
U. S. Cavalry
Sergt. Lea
Greenup
Lafayette Building
Man jailed after late night arrest for intoxication
A laborer, father of three, was awakened and jailed after a judge ordered detention for intoxication. He challenged the judge on household control and pay, and was sentenced to 15 days with suspension if he behaves and supports his family. Police also logged parking and speeding fines and a domestic dispute report involving a wife who left with a seven month old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gwynne
Sycamore Street
Marksmen of Rotary Club Report Tragic Fate
Waterlooo Rotary Club marksmen faced a tragic turn in the international team match as gusting winds disrupted the forenoon event. The local squad, usually averaging ninety, endured a bad half hour with erratic shooting and winds affecting targets and scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Waterloo Rotary Club
Waterloo marksmen fail to beat Old Boreas in 260 target match
Five man Waterloo team shot 60 targets each in a 260 target event, posting an 189 total. Frank Shores 43, Harry Northey 35, Lou Wiery 25, John Hartman 39, Bert Renasg 43. The result was wired to international headquarters. The 1920 Waterloo team won 234 with Burr Lichty replacing Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fve
Frank Shores
Harry Northey
Lou Wiery
John Hartman
Bert Renasg
Waterloo
Burr Lichty
Hartman
East District Schools Report Reveals Yearly Cost Of 290765
The 1923-24 East district directory shows total annual costs from July 1, 1922 to June 30, 1923 amounting to 290,765.20 dollars excluding repairs, equipment, interest and insurance. Teachers salaries 227,351.65 dollars. janitors 21,075. books 21,516.51. fuel 16,660.25. gas and electricity 3,215.29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East District
East High
Railway Y Men to Meet in St Louis for Conference
Waterloo Railway Y M C A members will join six men and four older boys at the sixteenth international transportation conference in St. Louis November 15 to 18. Delegates will discuss Transportation's Fundamental Need with representatives from all transportation departments. Iowa has two Railway Y s, Waterloo and Boone, with over 300 associations expected to be represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yen
Waterloo Railway
Transportation Department of the
St. Louis
Charles W. Smith
Departments of Transportation
Iowa
Waterloo
Boone
Thirteen Gifts to Church Building Fund Total 18000
Thirteen voluntary pledges totaling $18,000 were made last evening to the First Presbyterian church building fund during the second prededication meeting held in the new building. Dr. F. W. Divine of Brooklyn spoke on Investments and will address a partnership meeting this evening in the church dining hall. Yesterday’s meetings including a women’s session at the F. J. Hiney residence drew large congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
F. W. Divine
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dr. Divine
F. J. Highmey
Oilfields Railroad Proposal Seeks Interstate Approval
Washington Oct 18 The North and South Railway Company asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to build a 232 mile railroad from Miles City Montana to Casper Wyoming. The line would serve Salt Creek oil fields and divert traffic from Teapot Dome oil fields leased to Sinclair interests last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
North & South Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Miles City
Mont
Casper
Wyo
Salt Creek
Teapot Dome
Sinclair Interests
Runaway Girl Taken Home by Policewoman
In Keokuk Iowa on October 18 Lilian Chap a 14 year old Chicago high school student who ran away from home was arrested and returned to Chicago in charge of Policewoman Helen Bowden. The girl was taken to the policewoman's home by a police commissioner who later showed mercy but she stole the commissioner’s pet dog and fled into Missouri where she was nabbed at Gallatin and brought back to Keokuk on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Lilian Chap
Chicago
Helen Bowden
Missouri
Gallatin
Waterloo Attorneys Before Supreme Court in Des Moines
Three Black Hawk county appeals were argued in the state supreme court in Des Moines yesterday. Waterloo lawyers GC. B. Ran sier Harry M. Reed B. H. McCoy Pressy Frank A. 3. Lovejoy and B i Ritz appeared before justices and returned to Waterloo last night. A fragment reads about a soldier and a negro suitor. The piece also mentions Daniel Webster in a biographical mockup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Congregationalists to Meet in Capital 1925 Meeting Planned
In Springfield Mass on October 18 1924 the National Council of Congregational Churches voted to hold its 1925 bilennial meeting in Washington DC President Coolidge was elected honorary moderator and Rev Dr F Bradley of Cleveland suggested inviting him to preside but no action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
National Council Ai Congregational Churches
Washington, D.C
Coolidge
F. Bradley
Cleveland
Sioux City Lawyer Charged With Insanity and Murder Attempt
Sioux City Ta Oct 18 A charge of insanity has been filed against Charles R Metcalfe 70 a lawyer in jail here charged with shooting three small boys A charge of assault with intent to commit murder also stands against Metcalfe authorities announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Charles R. Metcalfe
Metccalfe
Why Girls Are not prettier why women grow old
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes a beauty regimen claiming White Youth Clay, Youth Cream, Facial Youth cleanser, and Hair Youth as the keys to lasting youth. She markets these products at 60 to 74 cents each, with a payoffs promise of dramatic cosmetic results and repeated appearances in theater venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wallace Hopper
Fay
Loys
France
Edna Wallace Hooper
Waukesha
Wis
NOTA
Miss Hopner
Pantages Theatres
Pacific
Caat
Western States
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LL. G Club
PW. Wassmann
Golden Red Club
Paul Venter
McDowell
Evelyn Wiegand
Fred J. Clark
Tetter Lawn
Mational
Emerson P.T. A
Side Talks
Father Time
Jean
Edna Kent Forbes
iFoureelft
Bessie L
Marguerite Shirey
Archie Stuart
Night Force
Northwestern
Lll Telephone Company
West High
Elk Run Vna
Mary Cowan
Wilma Hay
Dorothy Morningstar
Jeanette Little
Dorothy Berteh
Vae Ross
John Knox
Man Howal
Alleen Tippett
Halph Sut
Women's Club
June Maffa
Lila Marchant
Allee Wykoff
Wielfred Garvin
Karl Zellhoefer
Myrtle E. Garr
Tancoln Circle
Ladies of
Lawra N McRae
Greenfield
Louise Shupe
McRae
Marshalltown
Sunshine Lodge
T. A
Hh. T
Church News
Buchanan
Y. M. CA. Bldg
Mimos
Eickelberg
E. F. Arns
EB. F. Sebell
George Arns
V. A. Zellhoefer
U.S.W. Y
Baby
U.S. Army
Railway
Supreme Court
Ben Duncan
Daniel Webster
Congregationalists
Capital
Childrens
Hickory Garters
Astehe Company
Woateriog
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Enee
Stern
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