Halloween season opens with club dances and masquerades
Society notes list Halloween events across Sunnyside and Gal loway clubs with masquerades and parties planned by Sunnyside Country Club Opera House Phi Sigma Chi fraternity K of C hall and Sacred Heart girls club. Community groups sponsor dances banquets and programs as part of a busy social season with fundraisers and talent performances.
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Hallowe'en
Ghost A
Black Cats
Sunnyside Country Club
Waterloo Shrine Club
Galloway
Mine Arts Department
Chateau Studio
Phi Sigma Chi
Kien
Hallowe‘en
Hallowe’en
K. of C. Hall
First M. E. Folks Picnic Reunion Wednesday
First Methodist church hosts a picnic reunion Wednesday to welcome Dr and Mrs Rollo Stiar lburt back from Upper Town conference and honor the Sunday school base ball team that won the Twilight league allyer cup for the second time. A family gathering with music talks and a special table for foods to share plus a Fortnightly Club program on radio telephony at the Bickley home.
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Rollo St.iarlburt
Waterloo
Upper Town
W. mm. Kadesh
Iowa State Teachers College
W. H. Bickley
Bickley
Practical Smocks For Expectant Mothers By Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes advises slinky straight smocks paired with dark skirts to flatter the figure during pregnancy. Loose, waistless outfits conceal changes, require no corsets, and are easy to launder. She details Russian and raglan sleeve styles and notes exercises and milk for health and tone.
Side Talks on Sportsmanship and Life
Rute Cameron muses on sportsmanship in sports and life, praising Bobby Jones for self counting a foul and contrasting it with broader virtue. The column weighs the Anglo Saxon ideal, modern gender shifts, and the difficulty of being a good sport in games and in everyday life.
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Thanner Seuss
Bobby Jones
Eames
Suma
Musicale for 100 Young Women at Y W C A
One hundred young women attended a Y W C A musicale at the George B. Mier residence. The event, run by the religious department, featured devotional by Almec Fagundus and a program with vocal, violin, and piano solos. Tea followed with group singing as Miss Langlas led.
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Young Women's Christian Association
George B. Mier
Maud Dudley
Nan Black
F. W. Megow
Frank Kiegling
Miller
Ganglas
J. H. Easley
C. Abos
FL R. Asquith
J. H. Murphy
AW. EH. Howrey
Hernetts Sanford
Rees Coolay
Ele Whitney
Opal Dieto
Sulfa Johnson
B. A. Club
Almec Fagundus
A. E. Enderlein
Jane Haifa
Yeung Beal Covell
Mies Maude White
J] Mor MK. Spangler
Langlas
Plymouth Church Women Hold All Day Thimblebee
Daugh Lore of Plymouth hosts an all day thimblebee with a noon picnic luncheon at Mrs. Franky Kenney's residence on Wednesday. Sewing will aid Plymouth Congregation Honor bazaar on November 18. Deborah Society to elect officers at First Church parlors Tuesday. attendees planned to quilt and make comforts. Picnic lunch coordinated by Mrs. FP, BD. Cowles and committee. Evening circle of First Congregational business women and teachers set picnic supper at 6:30 p.m. at Milas Maud Popp home.
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Daugh
Plymouth
Franky Kenney
Deborah Society
EL Church
Cowles
First Congregational Business
Milas Maud Popp
Club Notes and Anniversary Parties Highlight Local Socials
Helen Gould auxiliary plans a thimblebee at Memorial with Mimes tomorrow afternoon with W A Burton C W Brown J H Howe and B Miller as hostesses An alum num shower for Mr and Mrs F L Bleke honored their tenth anniversary with 60 friends and relatives Amrock wedding featured in program among out of town guests Twenty four relatives surprised Mr and Mrs John Penne for their twentieth anniversary Picnic dinner served by several ladies and an informal afternoon Mystic Work Orb of the World announces a dance at Moose hall for members and friends B Natural Music club meets at Miss Viola Miller s home after postponement due to a concert
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Woman's Club
Department of Romance Languages
Waterloo Woman's Club Rooms
Ihe
C Howard
Mme. Bart
Eickelberg
Almae
Bart
Mme. Vaccour
Alfred Longley
la Fille Margot
Fred McClain
Milo
Gladys
C. L. Ostrander
Mie. de Villiers
P. A. Bassett
Lol Beronne D’aucon
A. la Dengston
la Benhe
W. H. Stewart
Robert Parrott
R. M. Crouse
Ruth
Elizabeth Crown
Dike
Miss Crouse
Crouse
Misa Pearl Wilt
Omma Heinseth
Mildred Decker
Misa Ruth Marvin
BR. Witt
Amelia
Louisa Hitler
Frank L. Kingaman
Waterloo
Hudson Road
Illa Jameson
St. Paul
Minn
Bert B. Bunnell
Jesup
Fogpel
Helen Gould
Memorial Het
W. A. Burton
C. Wf. Brown
J. H. Howeard
B. Miller
F. L. Bleke
Amrock
T. W. Murrey
Dubuque
Kinney
Inga McDoen
John
Mily
Oelwein
Thomas Clabby
John Penne
Roby Street
Mmes
Ray Truesdale
J. J. Shattner
Nelle Fox
John Biller
Mystic Work
Orb of the World
Moose Hall
Natural Club
Natural Music Club
Thomas Chalmers
Viola Miller
The Sandman Story by Mrs FP Walker
The Sandman Story follows Twinkle-eyes and his wife as they discover the attic filled with toys and chaos. Pugs lurk when doors are left open, and disorder erupts as the attic becomes a playground for seven little ones and their imaginings.
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Sandman
FP. Aa. Walker
Mir
Pugs
Twinkle-eyes
Mrs. Twinkle-eyes
The Seven Little Mice Save Their Mother
In a tense night a cat pursues the family of Twinkle Eyes as the seven little mice hide in rafters. Mrs Twinkle Eyes, husband, and children escape danger while the cunning youngsters outwit the prowling puss and stay safe. Tomorrow's tale promises their brave rescue of their mother.
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Twinkle-eyes
Mrs. Twinkle-eyes
Nimble
Puss
Long Tall
Brownie
William Adrian 88 longtime Illinois Central boiler maker dies
William Adrian age 88 a veteran boiler maker for the Illinois Central railroad dies at 10 a m Sunday at his home 323 Fremont street after a brief cerebral hemorrhage He retired in March 1922 after 48 years service Born January 26 1864 in Ilegsen France he came to America as an infant and was the first apprentice in the Waterloo shops He is survived by his widow two daughters Mrs Harvey James Cedar Falls and Mrs Helene A Pfeffer Waterloo a third daughter Mrs W C Delaney died influenza Funeral Tuesday at 9 30 a m in St Joseph Catholic church burial in Calvary Burial plans note Hosary society will visit the home tonight at 8 p m
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William Adrian
Illinois Central Railroad
Ghopa
Fremont Street
Adrian
Ilinois Central Magazine
Ilegsen
France
America
Naperville
Wateroo
Illinois Central Company
E&o
Waterloo
T. W. Placd
Company
Chicago
Anna
Beensr
Poynar Township
Harvey Janes
Cedar Falls
Helene A. Pfeffer
W. C. Delaney
Philip Adrian
J. A. Anderson
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Calvary
Hosary Society of
St Joseph's
First Baptist Young People win contest by large margin
The First Baptist Young People Society closes four months of membership contest with Mrs. BE Green group defeating Wl Strayer 808 to 494. Winners will be banqueted next week. Mount Vernon township farmers plan a Wednesday meeting at Parmer hall with Mr. Kiel of Tow Farm Credit Corp discussing financing methods and outlining the year’s work.
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First Baptist Young People's Society
Sreayy
BE. M. Green
Wl Strayer
Tosera
Mount Vernon Township
Parmer
Kiel
Tow Farm Credit Corporation
Pepsodent and the fight against film in teeth care
The article explains tooth film as the main cause of decay and pyorrhea, detailing how germs and tartar damage teeth. It introduces two film fighting methods, curdling and removal without harsh scrubbing, endorsed by authorities and dentists, leading to a new toothpaste Pepsodent that also boosts saliva alkalinity and starch digestion.
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Rute Cameron
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Y.W.C.A
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