Fragmented remarks on folklore and women’s club plans
The piece records a discussion on folklore from various regions, noting America’s comparative youth in development. It quotes Miss Kigshals on limited sources and mentions Mrs. J. EB. Ridenour presiding at a women’s club meeting. Upcoming events include a Social Welfare League dinner, literary programs, and a dances series with dates and committee roles outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shane
Son Vorkin
Russia
Thys
Jean
Ture Ruesinu
Risue
Vroristin Sinerien
Blackh
El_la Schuneman
Egu
Shriners Dinner-Dance Opens Waterloo Shrine Event
Waterloo Shrine club opened its annual sovint program with a dinner dance at Hotel Russell Lamson. About 100 persons attended. Music featured a brass quartet: F. L. McCreary, Kirk Oleson, Reuben Miller and Lest Hughes of Cedar Falls. Mrs. Kirk Oleson, Cedar Falls, sang. Cornet and trombone solos were performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Lincoln Circle Plans Shower of Fruit for Iowa Soldiers Home
Lincoln Circle members and guests gathered for a community service talk and planned a fruit shower for the Iowa Soldiers Home. Attendees included Mrs Lewin Shupe and Comrade David Krockton, with reports of activities at Marshalltown and a request for patriotic orders to attend Armistice Day services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Circle
Iowa
Lincoln Cirele
A.ometan
Businesn
Lewin Shupe
David Krockton
Peapols
Aasterlea
Mary Harelete
Dion
Mary
Myre
Shoemaker
N. McDonald
Walnut
Shannon
Memorial
Jase Wisner
Anna Case to Sing at Teachers College recital
Anna Case of the Metropolitan Opera, a renowned American soprano, will sing Monday evening October 29 at Iowa State Teachers College. The program begins at 8 15 p m. Clare Heald led the assembly in song, Claude Miller spoke, and other local figures gave addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Case
Teachers College
Metronolitan Opera
Pigy
Iowa State Teachers College
Ber
Miss Case
Williams
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Clare Heald
Claude Miller
Offgial
Stewart Willer
Elsie Kaltenbach
Eva Colry
Merle
Miller
Helen Wilkins
Children of Highland
Cis E
Metropolitan Opera Co
Schniemianu
4Th and
Lafayette Sts
Side Talks on Mind and Heart in Controlling Fear
The author discusses the conflict between clear thinking and felt fear, advising that mental calm alone cannot suppress anxious feeling. With example of a friend and a golfer in a slump, the piece urges continued effort to see things sanely, acknowledging progress may be slow but possible. It suggests addressing serious fears such as insomnia or jealousy with steady, rational striving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gace
Local Charity Plays Attract Funds In Mason City
A staged entertainment last night at the Par- Tatt garage showcased Japanese lanterns and cinema style theatrics. Two plays raised 2 dollars for a charity fund this Christmas. performances repeat next week featuring Jexis Parrot and James Parrot and several local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Par- Tatt
Jexsis
James Parrot
Terty Young
Jeannette Potsen
Eleanor Alford
Mary Wazsglhir
Margaret Beccles
Flora Mnac Law
Mason Ty
Church and church group notes and officers
The Young Married People's class of Central Christian church hosts its annual homecoming tomorrow with a dinner and program. First M. E. Fellowship officers elected include A. R. Moor, president. R. J. Tarpy, vice president. Mrs. W. FH. Garman, secretary. T. Ward, manager. Committees cover visiting, entertainment, flowers, and finances. The Missionary Society of First Lutheran planned an iced chicken supper and sewing for the Orphans' home at Waverly. Altrurian class of First Methodist met for a day session with officers elected and a noon picnic. Reports showed several church contributions. Homer Kills, a military university student in Berkeley, California, was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
M. EB
A. R. Moor
R. J. Tarpy
W. FH. Garman
T. Ward
J. A. Worley
C. F Good
Low Hecklinger
George Lucht
Richard Sterling
Charles Stuhler
I. T. Weare
E. Yhuteh
G. J. Smelser
J. M. Deal
Ll. FB. Foster
W. A. McMacray
BP. B. Welker
Council Riffs
Homer Kills
The
Military University
Berkeley
Cal
Home Remedies and Beauty Tips From a Vintage Column
A fragmented page discusses facial care, skin cleansing, and beauty routines. It mentions using horacic powder with hot water, massages to open pores, and the belief that scented preparations improve complexion. The text also touches on weight guidance and eyewear aesthetics, with varied fragmentary instructions and opinions.
Riverside Drive Club Hosts Guests at Meeting
The Riverside Drive club gathered yesterday at Mrs. Emmett Miller's home with guests Mmes. George Green and Lee Litchfield. Mrs. F. 4. Eightey will host a Wappy Nour luncheon on Tuesday October 23 at 21 oclock. Five hundred was saved by members at Bishop's Safeteria No. 1 after seven o'clock dinner. P A Manning and Mrs. WJ Lang received favors. Golden Rod club met yesterday with Mrs. Panl Venter for a social hour. Serving was by the hostess with assistance from her sisters Mrs. Ern and Mrs. George Vens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Drive Club
Emmett Miller
Mmes
George Green
Lee Litchfield
F. 4. Eightey
Wappy Nour Club
Ofelock
Bishop's Safeteria No. 1
P. A. Manning End
WJ. Lang
Golden Rod Elu
Panl Venter
Ern
George Vens
Disabled Vets Plan For Get-Me-Not Day
Members of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War discussed plans for Get-Me-Not Day on November 10 at Memorial hall. Mrs J O King who led last year will again head the drive with her committee. She will meet with Mayor A T Quagg and Rufus Jacoby to finalize arrangements. William H Nye state commander will address the chapter next meeting at Memorial hall. Officer elections will be held at that gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of
Disabled Veterans
Nayid
Grand Officers Arrive for Iowa Eastern Star Session
Grand officers of the Iowa chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star converge on Waterloo for the forty sixth annual convention beginning Tuesday at West High School. Grace Sprecher, already a state figure, presides as grand matron. John Hammill, worthy grand patron, travels from Washington with the governor’s conference. Events include a grand reception, a district-style dinner, pageant Wishes Five, formal processions, and multiple musical performances as Masons and Stars gather for four days of ceremonies and installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Order of Astern Star
West High Auditorium
Waterloo
Grace
Sprecher
Electa
Grand Rehapter Committee of
Star
Ruth
Denison
John Hammill
Town
Inesa
Conference of Governors
Coolidge
Washington, D. C
Hammill
Becker
Black's
Teargam
A. W. McFarlane
Town House of Representatives
Cora A. Pranz
Dackannville
Fla
Willi A. Grow
St. Joseph
Grace B. Sprecher
John Hammt
Ast
Theodore Piak
Piak
Dorothy Wilbur
Bess Cooley
Ellewene Jensen
Hnurriett Egan
Lucile Cutler
Hazel Burr
Cara Bickelberg
Water- Ino
Mmes
Nellie Welker
Grace Cornish
Mabel Rector
Hanice Bunker
Molly Towne
Elizabeth Peavey
Mary_L. Miller
Elia Leffier
Elna Christianson
Mary Nancy
Graham
Rita Loaveau
Jeanette Wimber
Millie Towne
Marvis Bellis
Geraldine Kepford
Mary Ethel Dixon
Ethel Coffitt
Bess Gormley
Blanche Joney
Meta Dryer
Princes Sage
Grace Boeller
Lillian Johnson
Bess Nichols
Lorraine Rose
Mayme Nichols
Sirs
Mae DeGon
Evan Miller
Marguerite Strickler
Mabel Lohman
Nellie Orr
Jane Mariel
Glen Howard
Roy Short
Earl’ Glasson
Nellie Hvans
Loma Griffin
Myrtle Falan
Gledys Hemsworth
Bess Gormly
Jeanette
Wimder
Booker
Will Wise
George Wheeler
Charles
Iknoep
Edward Towne
Tia Mae Fox
Minnie Bashford
Mabel Luhman
Bessie Nichols
Alice Litchfield
Alice Edwards
Herman Miller
West High
Mr. Miller
Ascalon Commandery
No. 25
Knights Templar
Ace Webster
Woman’s Club
God of Our Fathers
Paul Davis
Kiwanis Quartet
Victor Zellhoefer
Ralph Bickelberg
James Bailey
FE. K. Spangler
Albert Scholin
Maude Knoop Berry
John Hammil
John Hobertson Macartney
A. E B. Gnagy
T Elizabeth Wise
Carolyn McFarlane
Myrtle Wiley
Family Sanborn
Earl F. Mayer
Nora Banton
Charles City
Sarah Bachman
Emily Sanborn
Becker Chanter
Bang Zerwekch
Ruth Gilbert
Union Suits Didn't Come Yet Crowded Theatre Crowd
Des Moines Oct 20 The union suits feminine beauty contest at a local burlesque theatre drew a crowd despite Chief of Police Hammond declaring censorship. An old man and a woman suffered injuries in the rush for seating as the show proceeded without stopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Hammond
Divine
Poultry and Corn Show Slated for Grundy County in December
The 1923 Grundy County poultry and corn show will be held December 3 to 7 in Dike. Rev Mr Weeldreyer is president with A P Jonergan and Hans Knudson as secretaries. Premium lists will be at the county farm bureau office. Harry Atkins of Davenport, a noted penn judge, will work the event. A junior club display will accompany the exhibit and special premiums will be awarded. The final day features a sale of poultry by juniors for egg settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Atkins
Davenport
Penn
A Silk Umbrella and a Gentleman’s Trust
Miss Evelina Day cherishes a silk umbrella and a budding romance with Mr. Jarvis. After misplacing her umbrella and meeting the umbrella’s rightful owner, a shy courtship unfolds with playful dreams and a serious gesture of trust. Evelina finally offers her hand in partnership, while Brutus the alligator remains a cautionary gift.
Blind Love Overcomes Barriers In Osage Marriage
In Osage Oklahoma Territory Oct 20 Mrs Laura Scoggins Gratton who is deaf and stutters and has been married twice and John Cherry of the same place who is impeded in speech wed here in the county clerk vault by Mayor Swanson in their late fifties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Laura Scoggins
Gratton
John Cherry
Swanson
City in Brief: Various Local Notices and Appointments
Community notes from Buchanan include visits, travel, and hospital updates. Mrs. Sarah Heiser returns from Iowa City. James Dolliver, Fort Dodge attorney, was in town on business. Mrs. W. H. Foutch goes to Leavenworth. Miss Frances Campbell visits Spencer and returns home. Jack F. Ballensifer leaves hospital after surgery. Frank Hescott and son visit Blooming Prairie kin. Dr. T. F. Thornton and others head to Chicago for surgery meetings. Miss Martha Reed improves at St. Francis hospital. Cahill sisters, Mount St Joseph students, spend weekend home. W. H. Burk to return from St. Francis hospital. Decree granted in Myrtle Devo case. Myrtle Brigham restored. Lincoln Park trees pruned by park commissioners. I. O. O. F. Black Hawk lodge gets building permit. garage permit issued for 100. State auditors complete municipal checks except water works. Albuquerque. J. Lloyd Althouse and son arrive for visit. travel plans noted. W. C. F. N. Railroad manager attends Atlantic City meeting. discusses motor buses and electric railroads. Delinquent property list prepared for December advertising. taxes due by Nov. 4 with costs only up to that date. Mason foundation excavation underway for new temple at Park Ave and Mulberry. Caterpillar shovel crews busy. Cedar River park road work delays due to light team supply. Local church chicken supper scheduled Wednesday evening December 24. Danish radio stations offer free medical advice to vessels of any nationality. Florida and California citrus packing requires 30,000,000 wooden boxes annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Campbell
Cherry
R. B. Dick
Spencer
Jack F. Ballensifer
Walnut Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Frank Hescott
Blooming Prairis
Minn
Hescott
Kergas Holland
Eighth Street
T. F. Thornton
Chicago
American College of Surgery
Martha Reed
Lafayette
St. Francis Hospital
F. T. Hartman
A. J. Joynt
T. ¥. Thornton
Waterloo
Rra
American Clinical College For Surgeons
Alice
Genevieve Cahill
JP. Cahill
Sycamore Street
Mount St. Joseph College
Dubuque
W.H. Burk
Home Park Boulevard
Myrtle Devo
Floyd Devo
Fourth Street
J. F. Rubendall
Quincy
J. Lloyd Althouse
Jack
Minneapolis
Airs
H. W. Althouse
Jefferson Street
Althouse
Cleveland Traction Company
Willl
Co. D. Cass
W., C. F. N. Railroad Company
Atlantic City
N. J
American Electric Railway Association
Ed Madigan
Citizenship of Three Chinese Wives at State in Court
The U S circuit court of appeals at San Francisco weighs whether Lau A Leong's three Chinese wives gained American citizenship when Hawaii was annexed. The case centers on whether all three or only the first wife, Hung Shee, became citizens. Ho Shee remains in China. if the court affirms Honolulu, she may not return. Attorneys from Honolulu and Hawaii argue the extra wives issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United States Circuit Court of Appeals of
Lau A Leong
Republic of Hawaii
Islands
United States
United State Government
District Court
Honolulu
Ho Shai
Hawaii
China
Hawaiian Islands
Lau Ah Leong
Hung Shee
Ho Shee
Wong Shee
Boy Killed by Pitchfork in Iowa Barn Accident
In Cherokee Iowa on October 20 eight year old Wilbur Patterson was killed while helping his older brother bed down cows. The pitchfork tines pierced his skull through the base while both boys, unable to see each other in the dark barn, were at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee
Wilbur Patterson
Logan Patterson
Here
Youthful Stylish Design Pattern 4505 from Evening Courier
Waterlog Evening Courier advertises up-to-date fashion patterns from Fashion Department. Pattern 4505 serves ages 12 to 20 with five sizes and details for belts and revers in contrasting material. Mailed for 15 cents, delivery in ten days. 12 cents for an up-to-date Fall and Winter 1923-24 fashion book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Waterloo
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HiNems of
Soctebeda
Ridenour
E. L. Cartan
John O'Keefe
Charles Howe
Kneps
Mr. Oleson
Me. Miller
AL Master Alasons
Shriners’ Club
Caledoniar Uroreiun
Caledonian Gaesety
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Waterloo Mate
Henry Thlings
G. W. Samson
Poo
Mendies
Mos
le Jounnon
Min Mabel ‘Sumpinns
Mra
Georges Nyuuap
Ellaaveth
Middleton
Eld
Seiventific Temperanea
Iwek
Hawk County
Ble
North Darron
Dole Slintar
Hardtine
Marpellerie Agkermat
Langteidt
Ghrigune Strauss
Florence Ibartiet
Lancghesa
Clover’ Storning
C. L. Sterding
Huth Paige
Hallowe'en
Gans
Church News
A. B
Order of Eastern Star
John Wammill
Dike
Mildred Lavoie
Evelina Day
Carrie Brown
Carrie
Evelina
Iperson
jRerself
Mr. Jarvis
Miss Evelina
Brutus
Aoman
Hull
England
Wan‘ada
Prince of Wales
Buchanan
Sarah Heiser
Iowa City
James Dolliver
Fort Dodge
W. H.’Foutch
Leavenworth
Kan
Curry-Simpson Company
Masonic Temple
Park Avenue
Mulberry Street
Cedar River Park
First Brethren Church
Corner Sixth
Wellington
Era
Florida
California
Boy
Brother
ASOS
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