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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1928

Page

2

Women Voters Learn Ballot Separation and Procedures

More than 100 women attended a meeting at Ky hall organized by the Daughters of Isabella to discuss separating ballots by gender to count female voters easily. Speakers noted women spoil fewer ballots than men in one community and covered registration rules, straight and mixed tickets, absent and disabled voter provisions, and proposed constitutional amendments. The evening included bridge, 500, and prizes. Daughters of Isabella plan officer installation and a joint social with the Knights of Columbus two weeks hence.

School of Instruction FL. Marquis Helena Mitchell Des Moines United States Tegard J. P. Jones Mary Noon FP. P. Bruggeman Verna Welbes F. L. Stanton Isabella Knights of Columbus

Autumn Affair Highlights W C T U Event In Waterloo

More than 160 people from Cedar Falls Jesup LaPorte City Hudson and nearby communities attend the Water loo Woman's Christian Temperance Union Autumn affair with sessions this afternoon and evening Boston speaker Mrs Jeanette Mann top on program Cedar Falls county president Mrs Mary J Philpot also listed Reports from Iowa City delegates and musical numbers feature the day Caledonians Gather About 40 members met at A E Powell's Cedar Falls for readings songs Highland fling Irish step dancing violin numbers and talks by Rev Crowder and Rev Crinklaw A November meeting in Waterloo planned for officer elections Hallowe en affair 50 members attend Royal Neighbors in Black Hawk L O O F hall prizes awarded Ken and others plan thimblebee Nov 1 at Elizabeth Sage home Luncheon planned for 100 at Black's Tearoom Foresters meet at Sacred Heart Court 390 St Marys school hall

Cedar Falls Jesup LaPorte City Hudson Waterloo Iowa City Caledonians The Caledonian Society A. E. Powell Getlar Falls I. M. Fisher Alice Margaret Bawan WW. B. McKinstry W. G. Crowder George Crinklaw Hallowe'en Waterloo Camp Royal Neighbors Black Hawk O. F. Hall Lots Lilian Knudser Helen Silvers L. F. Nottger Charles. Baker T. M. Woodruff Elizabeth Sage H. M. Reed E. L. Johnson E. B. Smith Black's John Meggison R. W. Chadwick Sons of Union Veterans Fort Dodge J. G. Knapp Carl Dennis di Portiand George A. Clark Julus Dennis Memorial Hall R. I. Snodgrass Rebecca Hiskay Imatten John Stallman Elya Wannemaker George Wright Kensington G. A. BR George Carroll Lincoln Fiske School O'Tnock R. W. ‘Chadwick

Social Calendar for YPort Nightly Henry Grout

Community club and church card parties and socials listed with halls and hosts including Walnut Street Baptist church Calvary Evangelical church Trinity American Lutheran church Sacred Heart church Memorial hall First Lutheran Mission Society and many others. The calendar names groups and hosts such as Mrs Earl Dean Miss Aliee Morgan Mrs Donal Stuber and Mrs George Millard across churches and civic venues.

Kuhn Weber Rites Solemnized This Morning at Jesup

Miss Nellie Weber and John Kuhn wed at St. Athanasius church in Jesup Iowa with Rev. Father Baxter officiating. The couple plans to reside in Walker Iowa where Kuhn works for Champlin Refining. Out of town guests included several Kuhn relatives from Walker and nearby towns.

Courier Jesup Nellie Weber Kathryn Weber John Kuhn Walker St. Athanasius Church William Baxter Frances Wood Arthur Kuhn Dorothy Ehr Mendelssohn J. Bac Daniel Hogan O Sacred Heart Paul Kerkopf Hogan Jesup High School M. N. Tritz Dig Kuhn Andrew Kuhn Champlin Refining Company Ming Andrew, Kuhn Elizabeth Kuhn Cecil Kuhn Iles Evelyn Hyde

City Federation Public Meeting Tuesday Speakers George Pike Marsh

Waterloo Federation of Women's Clubs announces an open meeting Tuesday evening at the Y M C A building. George H. Pike will discuss the Republican party and W W Marsh the Democratic party. Fortnightly Club hosts a meeting at 204 Logan avenue this evening with a book review by Otra W A Inne.

George H. Pike W. W. Marsh Waterloo Federation of Women's Clubs Mr. Pike Republican Party Mr. Marsh Henry Grout Logan Avenue Otra W. A. Inne

Hints in Beauty Care Face Massage It Works

This piece outlines facial massage benefits including nourishing cream absorption after hot moisture and blood circulation. It stresses warm preparations, upward strokes, and specific motions to smooth forehead wrinkles, eyes, and crow's feet. Also mentions cucumber juice for skin lightening and hair growth notes.

Work and Vision as Life's True Basis Discussed

Mrs. W OW Warsaw outlined work and vision as life’s bases at a YWCA dinner for businesswomen, stressing work gives purpose and personal growth and vision provides insight and compassion. About 600 attendees heard that religion should foster happiness as a weekly habit beyond Sunday service. A Blue Triangle league meeting followed with a card party and various prize-winners.

W. OW. Warsaw Y. W Mrs. Warsaw Nord Liston Wis Vern Rotts Blue Triangle League Mis Maxine Clough Ethel Montgomery Elsie West National Business Women's Teader Mabel Zollinger

Church News highlights include many parish events

Alivurian class plans Friday picnic dinner at noon and social after at Mrs. A. T. Hukill's home on Fourth Street West with assisting hostesses. Ladies' Aid at First Lutheran, annual birthday party Thursday afternoon. Christ Truth church hosts Thursday 2:30 PM meeting in the church library. Halloween party draws about 75 at Christ Episcopal parish house with Stunts led by youths. Wesley and senior leagues host Halloween masquerade Friday in church parlor. Christ Episcopal choir to dine with hosts Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fowler and rehearse afterward. Cedar Heights Presbyterian Entlies' Aid plans luncheon at Miss Alice Morgan's. Plymouth Congregational Loyal Helpers to meet Thursday with Mrs. Harry Pines. October fellowship supper at First Congregational Thursday 6:15 PM. potluck style. Womans Foreign Missionary unit meeting at Grace Church with several area churches, followed by picnic. Business Women group of First Baptist meets at Mrs. Zoe Fucker's for dinner. notes and upcoming Nov. 27 meeting at Mrs. J. R. Drumline's home.

M.ef Chiurch A. T. Hukill Fourth Street West C. S. Barclay S. G. Stevenson G. H. Patterson Alfred Winder J. P. Schalbie Cedar Tals Geneseo Jesup LaPorte City Waverly Grace Sir Paul's Linden Womfirs Foreign Missionary Societies Grace Church F. J. Snider Cedar Falls Trinity C. R. Cassell Japtin A. N. Burt Alice Cawie A. N. Gleason Witorloo First Banlist Church Zoe Fucker Leavitt Street Esther Jean A. J. Witick Elizabeth Eason H. R. Crummine Myre George R. Light Charick Helms Gertrude Lowe di J. Miller Lian Sohner Vallna

Club Meeting Notes From Various Local Societies

A jumble of society meeting notices lists Thursday afternoon gatherings for Thisisus club at Mrs. William G. Davidson’s 57 Mulberry Street, L. club at 306 Home Park Boulevard, Los Comadres at Mrs. Herbert Ruby’s 837 3dlehl Street, and Three-Link circle at 2:30 PM in Waterlog I. O. GO. FP hall. W. A. Porter hosted I. K. bridge club at 433 Bath Street with Halloween decor. prizes to 5. J. L. Levy and Mrs. A. H. Schrag. Joyle and Bid Em Up Bridge clubs show scheduling changes and attendees including Mrs. T. A. Lynch and Mrs. Qa. R. Wicks.

Thisisus Club William G. Davidson Mulberry Street Los Comadres Chuch Herbert Ruby Nafternoon I. O Hall W. A. Porter I. K. Bridge Club Bath Street C. ©. Porter J. L. Levy A. H. Schrag T. A. Lynch Bridge Club Washington Street Qa. R. Wicks Des Moines FP. A. Morgan M. G. Troutner St. Mary's Sewing Circle George Kelsh FL L. Berrie G. W. Williams Max Gruenwald

Parent Teacher Association Opens Year at Local School

The P.T.A. met Tuesday evening in the school building to launch the year's program. Teachers were introduced by CG W Eline, east schools superintendent. Music featured performances by Elizabeth Green Mildred Townsend and Anne Smoker. Attorney A A Zimmeerman spoke on education.

Alcoht School CG. W. Eline Elizabeth Green Mildred Townsend Ance Smoker A. A. Zimmeerman

First Recital at I A T C to Be Given Thursday

The season opens with a student recital at Iowa State Teachers College in Gilchrist chapel. Bertha Ferris, a sophomore, will perform a piano program assisted by Lorraine Jackway, a soprano, with Lillian Dresser as accompanist. The program includes works by Beethoven Schubert Chopin and Chaminade among others.

Iowa State Teachers College Gilchristchapel Bertha Ferris Lorraine Jackway Lillian Dresser Berthoven Berenado The Mock Suns Sehviere Lorraine Jnackway Lilian Dresser Elia Schumann Chopin Lee

Dinner Party for Miss Manning at Black's Tearoom

A dinner party hosted by Miss Agatha Cimmigotti will honor Miss Madeline Manning whose wedding is planned for early November. Pink and green decorations, a gift for the bride, and two bridge tables are planned. Attendees include Mrs J Henry Bender Miss Katherine Curley Miss Imogene Payne Miss Neva Corcoran Miss Corinne Berger and Miss Mariel Mangin.

Madeline Manning Black's Tearoom

Encampment to Confer Golden Rule Degree

Waterloo encampment No. 61 will confer the Golden Rule degree on independent candidates in Black Hawk I. O. O. F. hall Friday evening Oct. 26. All officers and members of the degree staff and patriarchs are requested to be present by order of Chief Patriarch William Cummings.

Waterloo Black Hawk I. O. O. F William Cummings

Boy in Coaster Wagon Bruised in Street Collision

Three year old Russell Cameron son of Mr and Mrs A E Cameron of 1235 Sycamore street was riding in a coaster wagon in the street in front of his home at 9 30 this morning when struck and slightly bruised by an automobile driven by Lester W Jones of 433 Center street.

Russell Cameron A. E. Cameron Sycamore Street Lester W W. Jones Center Street

DeGon to Preside Over Secretaries Convention in Des Moines

Russell L. DeGon secretary of the Waterloo Retail Merchants association will preside at the Interstate Association of Retail Secretaries convention at the Chamberlain hotel Des Moines October 29 and 30. The territory includes Iowa and southern Minnesota. Guy H. Hulse of St. Louis secretary of the National Retail Credit association will be a speaker.

Russell L. DeGon Waterloo Retail Merchants’ Association Interstate Association of Retail Secretaries Chamberlain Hotel Des Moines Towa Minnesota Guy H. Hulse St. Louis National Retail Credit Association

Brain teaser crossout challenge puzzle set

A list of words is provided with instructions to cross out five groups of terms. The task asks removing specific items from each category while identifying the remaining readable entries. The precise removals target variants across multiple word families and sequence groupings.

Roosevelt family guests noted in Waterloo visitors list

The Waterloo column lists Roosevelts and Burke family visits Sunday at 621 Park Avenue East. Other items report Mrs Goldie Cook will lecture at Unity Center on The Law of Right Giving, hospital recoveries, European travels, and local civic notices including a homecoming parade grant and a divorce decree. A stale date of events and various residents’ activities are documented.

B. Oh. Roosevelt Ackley John Burke Aber ~Deen Dave Burke Park Avenue East Goldie Cook Unity, Center

Melo soap advertisement promises soft water benefits

The notice extolls Melo as a superior cleaner that softens hard water, prevents scum buildup on clothes, and makes whites whiter. It claims Melo enhances soap effectiveness and urges readers to buy Melo at their grocer.

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