Waterloo Woman's Club to Study Better Literature at Home
Home and Education department will launch a program on Better Literature in the Home Tuesday afternoon with a 16 stock biiel ion. Reservations for the luncheon and program should be made with Mrs. J. B. Bruner by Saturday evening. The event, open to members, will review literature from library high school and college viewpoints with Miss Walte Wieder city librarian Ors, of D. Buechela the Arcord and Miss Lilian Lanhert Iowa State Teachers College as speakers.
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Home and Education Department
The
Waterloo Woman’s Club
J. B. Bruner
Hibrary
Ualte Wieder
Buechela
Lillian Lanhert
Iowa State Teachers Ensiege
Bruner
C. Buck
Frank Ta. Dit
John Geertsen
F. J. Hanlom
A. Zelihoefer
W. P. Jeffrey
Stra. A
Johnson
FL M, Michael
Roy Sinnard
Waterloo
la Porte City
Christopher
Hallowe en Party by Junior Hi Girls Friday
Junior High girl reserves host a Halloween party at 3 30 pm Friday in the YWCA recreation room under Miss Mary Herzles supervision. Program includes piano by Dorthy Morris, tests by Meryl Milter, stunts and games directed by Alpha Larsen. Organizing session to form a club. open to all Junior High girls.
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Mary Herzles
Dorthy Morris
Meryl Milter
Stunts
Eames
Alpha Larsen
Thea
Nel Me Mathes
Maxine Buehner
Maxine Morrill
Circle of Light Candlé Service Welcomes 47 New Members
The Friendship Club of West High School hosted Circle of Light, a candia service for 47 new members, at 3:15 PM in the girls gym. Club officers Geraldine Brinkman and Alice Rodnamar presided as total membership rises to 168, with Marie Watters as secretary of the YWCA Girls Reserves.
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Circle of Light
Friendship Club of
West High Schol
Geraldine Brinkman
Alice Rodnamar
The
Young Women's Christian Association
Marie Watters
Committees Form for U B Sisterhood at Graves Memorial
Standing committees were appointed by Mrs. T. Heskett at the first meeting of the year held at Mrs. Lloyd Paverith’s home. New roles include three assistant chairpersons per monthly meeting and two serial committees covering six months each with named chairmen. A fall bazaar is planned for November 20 21 with Mrs. George Bovey in charge.
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Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
T. &. Heskett
Lloyd Paverith
Allan Peverill
Lutes
Falbazar
Alluke Sale
George Bovey
Arge
Ach
Mip
George Buchan
A. W. Kistner
George Highley
Glen Peverili
J. Nose
W. Q. Davis
Roger Akin
Rh. W. Schear
A. YT. Whittie
Pearl Akin
A. E. Hites
Beauty tips for eyes and hair care from a past era
The guide advises careful eye care with minimal daily washing, warns against unnecessary routines, and suggests gentle eye cleansing. It covers brow shaping using tweezers, eyebrow penciling, lash darkening with cold cream, and cautions about skin and hair products. It also notes possible indoor exercises for fitness and a cautionary tale about transformations and vanity products.
Waterloo B P W Committees Standings Note
Waterloo Business and Professional Women's group reports its representation on state federation standing committees. Waterloo members listed include Julia May Meyroff program Francise Stebbins finance Bess Nichols membership Alice Wykoff legislation Jessie Sweeney education Catherine McNelly national official organ Eda Tehrens personnel research Gladys Atking Jagaludins Bernice Kavita Meddie Mombs Edith Marken publicity and press.
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Heaven
Waterloo
Miss Pratices Philh
Davenport
Julia May Meyroff
Francise Stebbins
Finnance
Bess Nichols
Alice Wykoff
Jessie Sweeney
Catherine McNelly
Tea Follows Bridge for Women Players at Sunnyside Club
A Sunnyside Country Club bridge party for women continued on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. W. P. Kerwin and Mrs. C. D. presiding. Favors went to several listed players. 13 tables were in use. A teachers party at Lowell school invites all special teachers of the west independent district to a Halloween party Friday night at the home of Glenn Saul in Cedar Falls. Ladies of the G A R plan their annual bazar at Memorial hall Saturday with a chicken pie supper.
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Sunnyside Club
Sunnyside
J Country Club
W. P. Kerwin
C. D. Iss
Kenneth Bragdos
Albert Lichty
F. Simpson
Jessa Cooley
Walter Dotson
Agatha Braniger
Lowell School
West Independent
Glenn Saul
Cedar Falls
Ladies of the
Hell
Church Bazaar Plans Highlight Fall Activities
A dense social roundup notes Woman's Working association readying for the fall bazar on Nov. 28 at Pirsv Presbyterian church with decorations of autumn leaves pumpkins and other cues. Mrs C M Allen and Mrs T Bentley hosted. Refreshments supervised by Mrs P F G Liffring. Also covered are plans for bake and apron sale at United Presbyterian on Nov. 7 hosted by Mrs W W Templeton with assistance from several members. First Methodist church announces a Dec. 5 bazar with department leads for country store fancy work aprons children wear candy grab bag and floral baskets. Fellowship class at First Methodist hosts a Halloween masquerade Friday at 7:30 pm at Galloway club with Lou Hecklinger and others arranging. Grace Methodist reports 56 women attended a Wednesday picnic luncheon and singing at the Cowin home hosted by Mrs R B Holdiman.
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Woman's Working Association
Pirsv Presbyterian Church
C. M. Allen
T. Bentley
PF. GC. Liffring
W. W. Templeton
Ladies’ Aid Society
United Presbyterian Church
First Methodist Church
H. N. Hawk
Q. A. McKerryher
Louis Hecktinger
R. W. Write
CG. T. Wilson
J. L. Rainey
Cal F. Miller
Clarence Wise
Galloway Club
Lou Hecklinger
C. ¥. Abbe
K P. Jody
Grace Methodist Church
Kensington
R. BE. Holdiman
Ray Cowin
B. C. Wilbur
Club Notes Highlight Local Bridge Gatherings and Halloween Plans
Mrs H A Davidson entertained the Walnunt Court bridge group with favors to Mrs Ivan Fifield Mrs A S Grown and Mrs C Durham. RO W club members joined Mrs Percy Ashton and Mrs T M Boose for a rummy session with prizes to Mrs John Chevalier and Mrs Boose. Mrs Fred Bartz hosted Triple Four club with favors to Mrs Clarence Kies, Mrs W R Heskett and Mrs Roy Stevens. Halloween decorations marked a party at Mrs L E Roberts for I F F husbands. Guests included Mrs J B Hecker and Mrs James Houghton. Other groups met at Mrs Milo Baldwin and Mrs Gilbert Green homes for Double Five and Get-together notes.
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H. A. Davidson
Walnunt Court
Ivan Fifield
A. S. Grown
C. Durhant
RO. W. Club
T. M. Boose
Percy Ashton
John Chevalier
Boose
Fred Bartz
Favors
Clarence Kies
W. R. Heskett
Roy Stevens
Hallowe'en
I. F. F. Club
L. E. Roberts
Roberts
J. B. Hecker
James Houghton
Luncheon Farewell for Mrs McFarlane in Denver Plans
Airs W R McFarlane, in mourning, honored with a farewell luncheon for Mrs McFarlane at her friend's home. Twelve guests attended as the color scheme featured black and orange. The event followed a series of courtesies detailing her move to Denver Colorado.
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W. R. McFarlane
Lowing
Denver
Colo
Mira
Ww. J. Keefe
George Kresn
Boy Scout Troop 24 Reorganized at Cedar Heights
The inactive Cedar Heights troop No. 24 will be reorganized at a Cedar Heights school meeting next Wednesday evening. Arthur F. Jury announces James Burns as new scoutmaster with troop No. 25 providing a demonstration group. Regular meetings move to the school every Tuesday after next week. Waterloo council currently has 20 active troops, all remaining intact this year.
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Cedar Heights
Cedar Heightschhool
Arthur F. Jury
James Burns
Waterloo Council
Jury
City in Brief roundup with notices and visits
City in brief lists social visits and travel from Waterloo and nearby areas. Dr and Mrs R Russell left for Chicago for the Eye and Ear academy. Mr and Mrs Fred Pant went to Hillywood Georgia after a local visit. Adeline Howey, 85, visits Waterloo friends each fall. Guardian petition filed for Herman Bock, a disabled WWI veteran. Birth announced for Robert Lee Roderick in Chicago. Betha Powers Roderick formerly taught in west grade schools. Waterloo Real Estate board meeting tomorrow noon. Keiser named California state real estate commissioner for four years. Brockus to attend national convention of Men’s clubs in Chattanooga tonight. Mrs R W Schear and son Dwight plan trips to New Philadelphia and Otterbein College homecoming. Six Waterloo L O O F members at state convention in Turumwa. Tothill presiding at Ames Baptist convention. Mrs FR Asquith presiding at Woman’s Baptist Mission Society meetings. Local church notes and event mentions.
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Isabella
Agnes Catherine Rechifertig
R. &. Russell
Chicago
Chicago Eye & Earracademy
Fred K. Pant
Hillywood
Gal
Adeline Howey
Jesup
George Gilley
Waterloo
Howey
Waterlogic
J. W. Thompson
Albert Bock
Herman Bock
Robert Lee
Albert Roderick
Roderick
Betha Powers
Edwir Ser
Sacramento
Cal
Waterloo Rest Estate Board
Black’s
Keiser
California
EB. B. Brocksus
Indus
Chattanooga
Tenn
Brocksus
R. W. Schear
Dwight
High Street
New Philadelphia
Schear
Westerville
Otterbein Calieze
Orturmwa
H. D. Wilson
William Caesar
M Sina Berson
May Qurdank
J.S. Tothill
Tawa Baptiats
Ames
Waterlan
Asquith
Waterloe
Woman's Baptist Mission Society
Commercial Club to Hear Two Well Known Men
Cedar Falls plans for the winter include two major addresses at first dinner meetings by James B Weaver of Des Moines and William F Worcester of Chicago, with dates set for November 3 and 17 respectively. Dr Eugene Allen of Iowa Falls spoke to Rotary on service, and Miss Jennie Jepson’s engagement to Thomas Hansen is celebrated with several social functions planned ahead of her November 10 wedding.
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Cedar Falls
James B Weaver
Des Moines
Towa General Assembly
William F. Worcester
Chicago
Town Falls
Rotary
Eugene Alien
Methodist Episcopal Church
Iowa Falls
Rotary Club
Allen
Poe Anne
Jennia Jepson
Thomas Hansen
Coulter Bayings Jbank
Ashes of Harold Schuck scattered at sea in tribute
Long Beach Calif Oct 6 crash killed aviators Harold Schuck and Watson Keerl. Remains cremated and ashes scattered over the Pacific by comrades. urns lowered from planes as honor escorts dropped flowers. Palos Verdes lodge and municipal band service marked the ceremony. Schuck, a La Porte City native, served as a first lieutenant in the aviation corps during the War.
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la Porte City
Harold Schuck
Watson Keerl
Cnagic
Long Beach
Gal
Mottell Chapel
Bearl Dgugherdy
Pacific Ocean
Palos Verdes Lodge
A. M
George Schuck
Schuck
Local Notices and Social Ruminations From Shell Rock
A fragmentary notice mentions a group including F A Bringer W D Swann and others near Shell Rock on Tuesday night while a person named Harvey Bunce of Warren Minnesota is described as returning to his home after a stay at Spring Lake. Other items note C A Fosse and Mrs. Queen Lange attending a homecoming football game and family moves on Sycamore Street with Lillian Garrabrant visiting Cedar Rapids college.
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C. J
Austin Powell
Angle Jefferies
F A
Bringer
W. D. Swann
BR. Ll. Hule
Charles Humsmel
Daryl Hummech
Shell Rock Tueadey
Harvey Bunce
Warren
Minn
Airs
Queen Lange
C. A. Fosse
Charles Hughes
Miller Residune
Sycamore Street
Lillian Garrabrant
Coexcollege
Cedar Rapids
Mirs
S. Garrabrent
Girl Held White Man Attempts to Pay for Her Ring
Anna Welmern, 24, was arrested on a charge of embezzlement by Sheriff Thomas Avery of Linn county. It is alleged she bought a 4 diamond ring in Cedar Rapids on the installment plan, lost the ring while bathing weeks ago, and has not paid $78 due. She is held in the matron's ward while Cedar Rapids male acquaintances try to settle the debt.
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Anna Welmern
Thomas Avery
Linn County
Mise Welmearn
Edar Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Western Union Manager Moves to Grand Island
J B Holliday who has led the Waterloo Western Union Telegraph office for eight months departs tonight for Grand Island Nebraska to head the local branch. P J Pellicer arrives from Los Angeles to succeed him bringing extensive Western Union experience. Holliday came to Waterloo from Fort Dodge and notes the midwest remain his home despite leaving for higher pay.
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J.B. Holliday
Waterloo
Western Union Telegraph Company
Grand Island
Neb
P. J. Pellicer
Los Angeles
Cal
Western Union
Holliday
Fort Dodge
Offic
California
Midwest
Diamond Dyes Advertisement for Wool Silk and Other Goods
Advertisement listing dyeing services for wool silk linen cotton and mixed fabrics. Claims color and fabric care for dresses skirts coats stockings draperies and hangings. Encourages telling shop of fabric type to color.
Police Round Table Aims At Better Traffic Order
Mayor EB A Gnagy and Chief BA Leigh ton led a round table with all officers to iron out local traffic problems. The discussion aimed to promote department efficiency and a cooperative spirit between patrolmen and superiors, with regular meetings likely in the future.
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EB. A. Gnagy
BA. Leighton
Stat
Facial Youth Promise From Paris Beauty Tip
Thousands seek the secret of lasting beauty as a Parisian icon Lucia Lantelme supposedly shares a skin cleansing method that removes grime without aging the skin. The narrator claims to offer a "Facial Youth" product through a laboratory and beauty counters, urging women to try it for a flawless complexion.
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Lucia Lantelme
Mars
Lucie Lantelme
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