Greater Protection for Child Life Sought by P T A
Mrs Charles E Roe Denver Col speaking for the National Congress of Parents and Teachers urged adoption of a twentyeth amendment to prohibit child labor and to place child welfare first. She stressed home school cooperation, moral and spiritual education, and understanding children in an age of freedom. The talk highlighted the PTA aims and the need for world problems education. Confusing salon segments mentioned Lincoln Circle events and local notices, including a Halle- ween party and a surprise reception for Rev A R Curran.
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United States
R’s
Charles E. Roe
Denver
Cole
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Waterloo
East High Auditorium
Lupts
Charles W. Kline
S. M. Wallace
Misa Grace Ullemeyer
East District
Missargaret Howell
Eva Carry
Rva
National
Parent Teacher Association
Works of De La Mare and Hardy Studied by Literary Dept
Biographical sketches of Walter De La Mare and Thomas Hardy with excerpts and criticisms attracted the Waterloo Woman's club Literary department at their second fall meeting. Readings from De La Mare and a Hardy review were shared, with discussion on Hardy's genius and permanence. Officials urged voter registration before election day and a joint bridge party was planned for early November.
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Walter de la Mare
Thomas Hardy
Waterloo Woman's Club
W. F. Schrag
de la Mare
J. G. McAlvin
Frank J. Fowler, Jr
Hardy
Ella Willams
C. E. Ransier
John Rock
U. C. Orrick
Raymond A. Folk
Woman's Club
E. L. Johnson
Marie Peabody
Dubuque
Iowa Federation
Waterloo
Johnson
W. l. Atekinson
Faculty Members to Give Folk Songs Concert
Miss Anna Gertrude Childs Brang and Miss Atta Wreeman on Iowa State Teachers College faculty will present a lecture concert of folk songs in Gilchrist chapel Thursday evening Oct 23 beginning at 7:30. Childs program includes folk songs from Bohemia Russia Serbia Norway Iceland Lapland England Scotland Ireland and America. Public invited.
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Anna Gertrude Childs
Son Brang
Atta Wreeman
Ianist
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Gilchrist Chapel
Miss Childs
Bohemia
Russia
Serbia
Norway
Iceland
Lapland
England
Scotland
Ireland
America
Beauty Chats Beauty Treatments for Children
A mother outlines best beauty practices for children focusing on skin care, hair, teeth, nails, and feet. Notes impact of tonsil and adenoid health on appearance and learning, and offers tips on routines and products for various ages.
Joint Recital by Young Artists at East High
Edna Swanson Ver Haar and Margaret O Connor will perform in a joint recital as the first program on Hast High's 1924 lecture and entertainment course in the school auditorium at p. m. Monday Miss Iona Bugrows will be at the piano Their varied program features operatic arias classical pieces and songs by Kreisler Debussy and Schumann among others
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East High
Edna Swanson Ver Haar
Margaret O’connor
Edna ‘Swanson Ver Haar
Hast High
Iona Bugrows
O Milo Fernando
Donizetti
Imans
Verdaile
Schunker
Miss O'Connor
Liepsleid
Kreisler-Stefunal
Miner
Dehnanys
Miss Burrows
Suhumann
Peterson-Berger
Joy
Meyer
Priere
Oberthur
A. Hasselmans
Club Notes From Mrs Stevenson and Friends
Mrs Kenneth Stevenson hosted E O F bridge club at her home Friday afternoon with Mrs J J Foarde as guest. Scores went to Mrs Theodore Toenjes and Mrs Foarde. Orange and black decor and small jack o lanterns set a festive tone. Mrs J T Sullivan hosts Happy Hour club luncheon at 1 pm Tuesday. Mrs George Lingelbach entertained N G Q club yesterday afternoon with 400, high score won by Mrs G R Bedessem, hostess aided by Mrs A H French.
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Kenneth Stevenson
E. O. F. Bridge Club
J. J. Foarde
Scores
Theodore Toenjes
Foarde
J. T. Sullivan
Happy Hour Club
George Lingelbach
N. G. QO. Club
G. R. Bedessem
A. H! French
Grace Methodist class hosts first monthly social event
Grace Methodist church Dulci class led by Mrs Harry Fisher held a first monthly social at a weiner roast and Halloween party at R A Hokliman cottage Caseheer Heights Friday evening entertaining fifty adults and twenty nine children. Gladys Roegers hosted Amicus class Halloween party at Walnut Street Baptist church with Anna Mellean presiding over a brief meeting. Be Natural Music Melodic Element in Music study planned by Natural Music club Monday at Cedar Heights led by Mrs C J Ness with Gail Wilbur leading and Elizabeth Kenney and Eudora Carey discussing melody origin Nina Ricketts to sing. J M T Tamcheon Grace Cascaden Minnie Crippen to host Ladies' Musical Improvement luncheon Friday at one o clock at former’s home replacing Thursday. Yeoman Yaunge reception for Yeoman lodge children at Moose hall Tuesday.
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Dulci
Grace Methodist. Church
Harry Fisher
R. A. Hokliman Cottage
Caseheer Heights
Gladys Roegers
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Anna MelLean
C. J. Ness
Cedar Heights
Gail Wilbur
Elizabeth Kenney
Eudora Carey
Nina Ricketts
J. M. T. Tamcheon
Grace Cascaden
Minnie Crippen
Larlies’ Musical Improvement Club
Cameron Ruth Side Talks Host Or Guest
Ruth Side writes about a social dilemma comparing a friend who is charming and gracious yet unpredictable as a host versus guest. The piece reflects on personality traits, hosting style, and how companions influence social dynamics and reactions. It ends noting how friends classify people by hosting behavior.
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Taney
Community Events And Club Notices From Local Journal
Afternoon activities include a 4 to 5:30 picnic supper and 7 to 8 children’s contest program. 8 o’clock open installation and dancing follow. Surprise picnic for Mrs Hoy Martong. 30 relatives attending, with guests from Cedar Falls. Chapter FH KP and Chapter FE P. E. O. hostesses and meetings noted. Fortnightly Club rescheduled due to Sousa concert. Daughters of Isabella meeting postponed indefinitely.
Mayor Gnagy Pleads Guilty To Traffic Violation
A. EF. Gnagy appeared before Municipal Court Judge J. Beem and pleaded guilty to a traffic violation. He paid a $3.50 fine and costs after being booked on passing a red signal at Commercial and Fifth streets while en route to promote a veterans drive. He said he delayed returning from Dunkerton until 5 p m. and telephoned the chief to arrange his appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EH. Gnagy
J. ©. Beem
Porget-nic-nat
Smaaller
Gnagy
Dunkerton
I. A. Leighton
Rock Island Rail Line Might Remove Cedar Falls Tracks
Cedar Falls report from Oct 18 indicates Rock Island may remove all tracks from Fifth Street to the east city section. Survey crew here recently shows plan to relocate away from heavy traffic and allow a better grade.
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Cedar Falls
Rock Island Rtway
Fifth Street
Knox College Head Resigns to Lead Wesleyan University
Knox College president James Guken McConaughy announced his resignation to become president of Wesleyan University in Middleton Connecticut. He arrived at Knox in 1918 as the youngest college president and will serve until Knox trustees deem a convenient transition.
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Galesburg
James Guken McConaughy
Knox College
Wesleyan University of
Births Reported From Local Families
Mr and Mrs John J Reurer 729 Eleventh Street West Oct lé 2 son Wilfred Michael. Mr and Mrs Francis O Connor Koriville Ort 26 2 son Maurice dain. Mr and Mrs Verman fahtaz 804 Front Avenue Wo a daughter Darlene Roselle. Mr and Mrs Robert Klefar rural route ch 7 a daughter Cisra Ella. Mr and Mrs Jacob W r Kingsley Avenue Oct ae a Bon. Mr and Mrs Elmer Thorson 411 Eighth Street West Aug 28 a daughter Gwendolyn Irene. Mr and Mrs Oscar M He naimeer 911 Linden Oct 4 daughter Moreno Ruth. Mr and Mrs Verne L Brown 1414 Rich Street Sept 21 a son Gerald. Mr and Mrs Louis Ballensiefer 200 Butler Avenue Sept 27 a daughter Macbeth Maurine.
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John J. Reurer
Eleventh Street
Wilfred Michael
Francis O'Connor
Koriville
Ort
Maurice Dain
Verman Fahtaz
Front Avenue
Darlene Roselle
Robert Klefar
Cisra Ella
Jacob
Kingsley Avenue
Elmer Thorson
Eighth Street West
Gwendolyn Irene
Oscar M. Henaimeer
Linden
Moreno Ruth
Verne L. Brown
Rich Street
Gerald
Louis Ballensiefer
Butler Avenue
Macbeth Maurine
Sousa Concerts at Waterloo Oct 22 With Four Furnaces Planned
Concert facilities at the Waterloo showgrounds will open free of charge with all grounds policed for the Sousa tour at 8 and 8:15 p m. An advance reserved seat sale draws many out-of-town buyers from up to 100 miles away. Sousa conducts every concert and number, lasting about two hours and 14 minutes, with no intermission except a planned break. The program features Nora Mauchald soprano Winifred Cambrick harp John Dealin cornet George Garey xylophone Howard Goulden xylophone John W Bell piccolos Mant Gerhardt oboe 5 C Thompson bassoon Joseph De Luca capotaini and J P Schugler trombone. Rumored slogan Try to Keep Your Fee SUH marks the 1924 jazz-infused tour.
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Comba
Xale
Waterloo
Nora Mauchald
Winitrel Cambrick
John Dealin
George J. Garey
Hioward Goulden
John W. Bell
Gerhardt
Obou
C. Thompson
Joseph de Luca
J. P. Sehbugler
Sousa
City in Brief Update From Waterloo Area Society
Local items note visitors arriving for weekend, names including Shannon, Horace Van Metre, and Mr. and Mrs. Kelly visiting in Sioux City until Monday. J. W. Theampson reports jurors delayed until next Wednesday. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Lackley’s son Get. 17. An injury update on K. G. Herman and a trip to New York for Dr. C. J. Gollinvaux’s daughter Phyllis Maud. Road works on No. 55 and 58 progress reported. Rex Karney recovering from burns in Eau Claire after auto crash that killed his father. Rummage sale at First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday.
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K. G. Herman
Wobster
Illinois Central
Ter
J. B. O'Keefe
New York City
American College of Surgeons
John Whoeller
Fourth’ Street
John Kaltenmbach
Conger Street
Waterloo
Germany
Baden
Phyllis Maud
C. J. Gollinvaux
Monroe
Mich
Helen O'Keefe
Matt O'Keefe
Hudson
Jesup-Jubilee
Ther
Grundy County
Rex Karney
Ayant Log
Eau Claire
Wis
Burns
James Karney
Charles W Campbell Suffers Pain After Scaffold Fall
Charles W Campbell contractor sustained a broken arm and other injuries when a scaffold collapsed Thursday. He is in considerable pain with head pains keeping him awake, but no further serious developments are reported and recovery is expected.
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Charles W. Campbell
Uncle Wiggily and the Snipe adventure with Bunty and a bird
Uncle Wiggily, half asleep, helps a bird with a stuck apple on its beak and later rescues Bunty’s penny. The Snipe, grateful, retrieves the penny from a boardwalk crack and restores Bunty’s candy, continuing the gentle woodland tale.
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Bee Bay
Bombay
Tam
Uncle
Bunty
Bom
Abe Martin on the odds of a somber opportunity
The column musing on misfortune and fate questions why a tragedy might not strike, suggesting a humorous take on luck. It references handling loss, seizing chance, and the lure of land and opportunity in a folksy voice.
Motor Goes Dead on Tracks, Auto Struck at Parker Street Crossing
John J. Parsons of 616 Walnut Street escaped injury when his car was struck by an Illinois Central train at 6 p m yesterday at Parker street crossing. Parsons said his engine died on the tracks and the locomotive pushed the car off the rails. the auto was only slightly damaged.
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John J. Parsons
Walnut Street
Illinois Central
Parker Street
Parsons
Patterns for the Waterloo Evening Courier
The Waterloo Evening Courier offers up-to-date patterns from the Fashion Department. Enclose 15 cents for each pattern, with seams allowances. Orders are filled promptly and should reach you within ten days of sending the order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Gingham Fashion Pattern in Linen Facings and Piping
A 1924 25 fashion pattern offers gingham with linen facings and contrasting piping. It lists bust sizes from 32 to 50 inches, yardage for 27 inch fabric, sleeve options, and prices. Pattern available by mailing 15 cents in silver or stamps for the Fall Winter 1924 1925 book of fashions.
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P.T. A
Lincoln Circle
Gen. Grant
Frank Rickert
Memorial Hall
Leighton
Etta Bates
Nellie Entwisle
Marshalltown
Hallowe'en
Bernice Berg
E. M. Berg
Hallowe
O. T. Berg
Judson Joyner
Epworth League of Grace Methodist Church
A. Ray Curran
Sunnyside Club
Sunnyside Country Club
Harriett Lass
Ocheyedan
Iowa
Nelle Corlis
Independence
Margaret C. “Ichty
Mary Horner
Grace Bickelberg
Fairbank
Supreme Representatives
Sadie Snyder
New Mexicoa
H. A. Manning
Waterloo Temple
Cand
J._E. Gibbs
W. E. Benson
John Cratsley
Double Five Club
Floyd Barron
Glen Peverill
Francis Powell
Edith Latimer
George Highley
Donny
Jane
Bessie A
Ruth
Ona Swanson Ver Haar
Margaret
Connor
Church News
Yeoman Lodge
Moose Hall
Cameron
Leon Siarple Ani
Mme
Julio
Bio
Aete
Iarag
C. H. Cheney
P. EK. O
FL. Reuling
Booth’ ‘Tarkington
the Midlander
Pr. E. O
J. W. Rath
Florence] Knox
St. Joan
Iola Weishaar
A. J. Edwards
Daughters of Tsalela
Daughters of Isabella
A. EF. Gnagy
R. I
Wesleyan
Joly Phu Sousa
Oelwelh
Charles Thomas
Chicago Great Western Ilway Company
Arlington
Tey
Save Your
Seo Buchaung
West End 4Th St Bridge
Shannon
Minnesota
Horace van Metre
Fort 1
M. H. Kelly
Emily
Sioux City
Meo
Jack Coughlan
Orlando
Mra
Mulan
Blut
Rees
J. W.theampson
Air
Wleb. Lackley
Cicago
Get
Bers. Lackley
Waterlno
Margaret Winn
PD. A
Ferson
First Presbyterian Church
Glendora
Kentucky
Uncle Wiggily
the Snipe
Howard R. Garis
Walter
Bob Cat
Chaledons
Annte Wisi
Toby Bunty
Lee Binns
Anela Wigerly
Baby Bunty
Abe Martin
Old Washington Park
Washington Park
Sibert
Pearl M. Ambrose
of Beauty Culture
Lafayette
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