Waterloo Social Calendar and District Meeting Highlights
North east Iowa district meeting in Dubuque drew many Waterloo Parent-Teacher delegates led by Mrs. Perry Cowles. Attendees from Lafayette Fiske McKinley Roosevelt Central Hawthorne Whittier schools heard talks on child study and parent education with professors from University of Dubuque and Michigan State Normal College. Evening events included dances at Hotel Russell and Moose hall, club and charity gatherings across Waterloo and surrounding venues.
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Waterloo
Iowa
du Duque
Perry Cowles
Frank Bentin
H. M. Bandfield
Louis Busch
Lafayette
George Watson
James McGourty
Fiske School
J. B. Lavine
F. G. Liffring
McKinley School
J. F Morris
Fred Grant
Roosevelt
Vern Apfel
Central School
Thomas Landgraf
Hawthorne School
Teo Mek
Whittier
FP. W. Trader
Dubuque
Heavenly Parfait Recipe and Police Release News
A recipe for Heavenly Parfait is given with steps to make a light frozen dessert serving eight. In separate news, Bernica Wilsey of 1004 Washington Street is released by police after investigation finds no crime. police matron Mrs. W. W. Warsaw states no evidence supports bad check charges.
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Bernica Wilsey
Washington Street
W. W. Warsaw
Eleanor Bolling Crosses Equator On Southern Expedition
Cedar Rapids, Oct 18 The Eleanor Bolling, second ship of Commander Byrn's south polar expedition, crossed the equator yesterday. Radio operator Bert Puckett, 17, a local amateur, said the ship will report progress across the Southern Pacific for ten days and toward the ice fields.
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Cedar Rapids
Eleanor
Bolling
Byrn
Bert Puckett
Pacific
Party Candidates Are Compared by G. O. P. Speaker
Iowa City woman Mrs. R. H. Volland spoke at Republican headquarters decrying two presidential candidates as self made yet shaped by different environments and educations. She highlighted Hoover as an economist, discussed the eighteenth amendment as gradual progress, and urged women to rally for turnout.
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Smithy
Hoover
R. H. Volland
Iowa City
Head of Colored Women's Clubs to Speak at Waterloo Event
The Home and Education department of the Waterloo Women's Club will host a meeting focusing on the restoration and preservation of the home of Frederick Douglass. The program features remarks by the state head of colored women's clubs, plus four vocal numbers by Mrs Myrtle Lasile and songs by Mrs Elizabeth Hackett. Miss Marie Backstrom accompanies, with Mrs W Ellyson presenting the numbers and Mrs W W Beal as reception chair. Tea will be served.
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Frederick Douglass
Home and Education Department
Waterloo Women's Club
Gif
University of Iowa
Myrtle Lasile
Gertrude “Pemberton
Eliza‘beth Hackett
Marie Backstrom
W. Ellyson
W. W. Beal
Benefit Bridge Party Attended by Large Group
A benefit bridge party hosted by Waterloo Woman's Club in the Romance languages department drew about 750 guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Bickley 1501 Kimball Avenue. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Howard Rouse and others. Games were led by Mrs J E Ridenour Mrs Robert Cass and Miss Helen Menges. refreshments were organized by Mrs C E Howard Mrs J S Eichelberg Mrs C A Waterbury Mrs Herbert Marshall and Mrs C M Howe. Tea was served by Mrs Howe and Mrs Carl Bickley.
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Waterloo Woman's ‘Club
Carl Bickley
Kimball Avenue
Howard Rouse
Frank
Watkins
Fred “McClain
Geoil Bickley
J. E
Ridenour
Robert . yCass
Helen Menges
Mrs Graham and Mrs Towne to Be Party Hostesses
Mrs Graham and Mrs Towne will be hostesses at a luncheon and bridge party at Black's tearoom on Monday next week with about 10 guests. Invitations will also be issued later in the fall for another party by Mrs Graham and Mrs Towne.
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B. Graham
E. M. Towne
Black's Tearoom
Graham
Towne
M E Societies to Hold Meeting in Charles City
The annual convention of Water-Job district Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet at First M E church in Charles City on Tuesday and Wednesday. National field secretary Mrs. Frank J. Davis of Portland Ore. will speak. District leaders and officers from Mason City Waterloo Dike and Charles City will attend and report. The opening Tuesday morning includes an executive board meeting at 10 o'clock followed by a song service and love feast led by Mrs E B T Gough in Charles City.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles City
Frank J. Davis
Portland
Ore
Henry Wright
Mason City
Raymond Brown
Waterloo
F. C. Erickson
Dike
Earl Currier
L. FE. Goodhile
Wichita
Kan
EB. T. Gough
Three Hostesses Entertain Ninety At Luncheon Bridge
Ninety guests gathered at Black's tearoom for a luncheon bridge hosted by Mrs. Frank Fish Mrs. George Shoemaker and Mrs. Robert Harden with fall colored table décor a center basket of chrysanthemums and yellow tapers Assisting hostesses included Mrs. Glenn Tibbitts Mrs A W McFarland Mrs Kirk Stewart Mrs Howardhouse Mrs M C Smith and Mrs J L Althouse Out of town guests from Fremont Tanta Toledo and Cedar Falls attended along with others A harp program by Miss Thelma Gerry Cedar Rapids followed the luncheon.
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Waeheon
Black's Tearoom
Frank Fish
George Shoemaker
Robert Hardin
Aft
Ernooni
Hints In Beauty Care and Licensed Shops Debate
The piece argues for stricter licensing and exams for beauty professionals, noting past gaps in recognition for osteopaths and chiropodists. It warns against untrained practitioners causing health harms, urges knowledge of anatomy chemistry and scalp diseases, and cites warnings about dangerous dyes and unsafe practices.
Manchester Girl Weds Orient Man at Noon Service
Miss Velda Hall daughter of Mr and Mrs B C Hall married Floyd Oshel of Orient at the bride parents home 108 West Howard street at high noon Rev J C Evans of Escanaba Mich officiated Readings included Give Me Thine Heart sung by Mrs Wayne Bell and the wedding march performed by Mrs Gertrude Pierce Hoover A four course dinner followed and the couple plan a trip through the Ozarks before settling in Orient Miss Hall a Manchester native and teacher plus her education at Gee College Cedar Rapids and Town State Teachers College Cedar Falls were noted among out of town guests
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Courier
Manchester
Velda Hall
B. C. Hall
Floyd Oshe
Orient
West Howard Street
J. C. Evans
Escanaba
Mich
Wayne Bell
Elgar
Gertrude Pierce Hoover
Cedar Rapids
Marilyn Hall
Doris Osher
W. A. Hall
Ozarks
Oshel
Manchester High School
Gee College
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Sioux City
St. Ansgar
Baylor University
Waco
Tex
van Meter
Helen Haines
Water Joo
Lola McCrackin
Lewis Hoover
Gertrude Fierce Hoover
G. R. Richards
Alexander
Elma Brown
Elmwood
J. GC. Evans
Mark McCrackin
Hallie Williams
Kenneth Farquhar
E. Oshel
Doris Oshel
Wedding at Grace Church Unites Mabel Ryan and Delbert Lane
Miss Mabel Elizabeth Ryan daughter of D W Ryan Manchester and Delbert E Lane son of J E Lane Masonville were married Tuesday at Grace M E church by Rev Roy Leslie Smith. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Atlee Lane Waterloo. The bride a 1921 Manchester High graduate studied music at Cornell College and Iowa State Teachers College. Lane is a telegraph operator stationed at Galena Illinois.
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Mabel Elizabeth Ryan
D. W. Ryan
Manchester
Delbert E. Lane
J. E. Lane
Masonville
Grace M. E. Church
Roy Leslie Smith
Atleeane
Waterloo
Manchester High School
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Iowa State Teachers College
Gedar Falls
Oneida Consolidated School
Lane
Galena
Club Notes Bridge and Luncheon At Prosperity Inn And Green Lantern
The Thisus club hosted a Wednesday evening event at Prosperity Inn with Favors won by Mrs George Logsdon and Mrs Donald Finlayson. Lucky Thirteen club met at Green Lantern tearoom on Wednesday afternoon with prizes to Mrs W E Silver and Mrs George Highley. Luncheon followed. The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs Frank Wagner.
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Isus Club
Prosperity Inn
George Logsdon
Donald Finlayson
Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club
June Gordon
Green Lantern
W. E. Silver
George Highley
Frank Wagner
Bridge Parties Honor Miss Orrick in Hillcrest Homes
Mrs. Robert Cass hosted an afternoon bridge tea for Miss Katherine Orrick at her Hillcrest apartment. Guests included Mrs. Higley Evanston, Mrs. Marshall Chicago, Mrs. Orrick Jr Cedar Falls, and others. Orrick to be honored again Friday at Mrs. Rayburn’s home with attendees listed. Also noted are a picnic luncheon for Ladies auxiliary and a postponed Thimblebee and rummage sale dates due to bad roads.
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Robert Cass
Immigration Commissioner Hull to Speak in Black Hawk County
Harry E. Hull United States immigration commissioner will address Black Hawk county Republicans in Waterloo Dunkerton and La Porte City on October 23 with a possible banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson. Hull, former Williamsburg Iowa resident, served five terms in Congress from 1915 to 1925 and was named commissioner general of immigration in 1995.
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Harry E. Hull
United States
Washington, D. C
Black Hawk County
Dunkerton
la Porte City
Black Hawk
Russell Lamson
Waterloo
Hull
Washington
Wiliamsburg
Congress
Sour-Meat Stew and Broccoli With Cheese Recipe
Recipe notes describe sour meat stew using butter flour stock vinegar bay leaf cloves sugar onion and cubed cold meat. Also outlines broccoli with cheese: boil broccoli in salted water drain arrange on platter top with grated cheese paprika and salt then heat until melted.
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Avery
Church News Highlights Local Women Groups and Events
Dr M R Drury will lecture at Graves Memorial L B church Friday evening. Woman's Organization of First Congregational meets at Mrs C G A Waterbury home. Mrs Minnie Grippen spoke of travels in Switzerland and Germany. Miss Jordiena Wilhite played piano. Tea hosted by Mrs Sidney Smith and Mrs 3 EL Ferguson with roses and candles. Calvary Evangelical Ladies’ Aid held regular meeting at church parlors. Group three of First United Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid hosted a Halloween party at Mrs Ferry Cowles’ home with decorations and luncheon. District convention in Charles City next week causes postponement of St Paul’s M E Church Home Missions event. Universalist choir to perform with Rev Donard Rheiner as entertainer. Work on operetta The Miniaware Lady planned for early next year. Fellowship class of First Methodist to hold social and masquerade at church. Tangaments listed for gathering at several residences. Ladies’ Social Union of Universalist church to sponsor public supper October 23 with program by Rev and Mrs Donard Rheiner. East Park Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid to host cafeteria supper in church basement Friday evening. Homemakers’ Band of First Baptist held Rhine luncheon at Mrs C W Call’s home. Union Congregational Ladies to meet Friday afternoon. important business on agenda.
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Home and Education Department
Waterloo Woman's Club
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. C. Hall
M. E. Church
Uc.t
Walter Manning
Ceens Falls
Yeoman Lodge
K. P. Hall
Gold Lest Camp
Grace M. E. Church
M. R. Drury
Porto Rico
Graves Memorial U. B. Church
First Congregational Church
CG. A
First United Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Ferry Cowles
Grant Avenue
George Carpenter
Wilson Graham
Charles Hess
I. W. Day
Cowles
Charles City
Woman's Home Missions Society of St
Choir of Universalist Church
Donard Rheiner
Ladies’ Social Union of Universalist Church
Hammill and Robinson Speak at Waverly Special Rally
Waverly Ia Oct 18 Governor Hammill and T J B Rob inson third district congressman will speak tomorrow during Republican day at the Waverly corn carnival Democratic speakers Leo F Tierney and W F Robb spoke this afternoon Hammill is slated to address the Summer opera house Friday evening.
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Waverly
John Hammill
T. J. B. Robinson
City in Brief Advertising and Moving Notices
Brief notices list local residents traveling to Chicago Los Angeles Ironwood and Washington for visits teaching assignments and government jobs. The item also promotes a fall advertisement sale at 161 West 4th Street and mentions Buchanan YMCA building optical service contact.
Diamond Dyes Promised for Easy Home Color Refreshes
Learn to refresh dresses and home fabrics with Diamond Dyes praised for fade resistance and no streaking. The ad promises over fifty years of dyemaking, simple on-package instructions, and a free 64 page Color Graft book from Mae Martin at Diamond Dyes Burlington Vermont.
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Dmg
Mae Martin
Home Service Dept
Diamond Dyes
Burlington
Vermont
Evang’s Bishop Visits Lawn City
Bishop 8. FP. Spreng of Cleveland Ohio visited Cedar Falls en route to Warthely to preside at a district conference of the Evangelical church. He was joined by Rev. Lang Faust Haehlen Nuhn and other laymen accompanying him.
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Cedar Falls
FP. Spreng
Cleveland
Waverly
The
Evangelical Church
W. ©. Lang
H. J. Faust
J. A. Haehlen
Nuhn
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Cyber
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Colored Women's Clubs
Mrs. Graham
Mrs. Towne
M. E. Societies
Becker Chapte
Thelma Gerry
Becker Chapter
Matt Parrott
Independence
King's Daughters
Buchanan County
J. G. Ralston
Mizpah
Silver Cros
Scattergood
H. Shedd
Cedar Heights
East Pari Presbyterian Church
Hudson
Moose Hall
Edna KE
England
Unis
Jouvons
Grace Church
Orrick
Ladies' Auxiliary
United Commercial Travelers
Walter. Manning
Third Street West
Elizabeth Sage
Op. E. S
Commissioner OF Immigration
JTECO
Church News
Graves Memorial L. B. Church
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Calvary Evangelical Church
BE. E. Ruby
Glen Scribner
W. M. Wilkins
A. W. Yeager
First, Methodist Church
C. ©. Butler
T. ©. Thompson
E. V. Baldwin
J. A. Worley
J. E. Lowrie
Ladies’ Ald Society
East Park Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
C. W. Call
Jefferson Street
Ladies' Society of Union Congregational Church
J. W. Morrell
Tob Hughes
Frank Barron
Hammill
Robinson
Buchanan’s
YM. C. A
Phons
Robert John
Home Park Boulevard
Chicago
Thressa
Lulu Cutshaw
Los Angeles
Cal
S. H. Cutshaw
Edwards Street
Mary Wallman
F. L. Nauman
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Ironwood
Dorothy Wilson
Gales College
Tulmmage
West Ath St
Waterios
Fashion
Department
Eee City
Stale Wesseee
Evang
Lawn City
Iamonds
Booth-Joseph Co
First National Bank Corner
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Alais
Saceacarre
Palais Royal
France
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