Dry Law Enforcement Emphasis By Mrs Mann At Willard Hall
Mrs Jeannette Mann told W T U members in Waterloo that prohibition enforcement rests with citizens and the nation. She noted the W C T U’s role against intemperance and urged prayer and faith, predicting future victories through persistent, prayerful effort. The autumn house party drew 225 guests with talks, a reception, and listings of local events for the evening.
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Jeannette Mann
Boston
Waterloo Union
William Briden
J. E. Fridge
Cedar Falls
Mary J. Philpot
Black Hawk County
W.A. Davis
Miss Driscoll Birthday Party At 209 Mullan Ave East
Birthday observance for Miss Bee Driscoll features two bridge tables at 209 Mullan Ave East with prizes to Mrs. Leon Schoel and Miss Marguerite Saul. Luncheon served by Miss Helen Glaw. Hallowe en decor brightens tables with a birthday cake centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Driscoll
Thelma Driscoll
Mullan Avenue East
Leon Schoel
Marguerite Saul
Helen Glaw
Hallowe'en
Schroeder
Misa “Hortense
Leona Henry
Bess. Larson
Mother India reviewed by Fortnightly club members
Mrs W A Wane led a Fortnightly club review of Katherine Mayo's Mother India at the Grout residence 204 Logan Avenue. Laura Colburn moderated and fifty members attended as critical discussion followed the reading about Mayo's selective portrayal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Katherine Mayo
W. A. Wane
Henry W. Grout
Logan Avenue
Mayo
Bris. Lane
Laura Colburn
Hints in beauty care cures from a historic page
The article discusses universal health tips including sun bathing for the skin and electric or violet light therapy, advocates for osteopathy and a diet high in liquids with reduced starch, and advises consulting a skin specialist for birthmarks. It mentions baths with salts and careful skin care routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving
Musical Program at East Park Church Features Readings and Soloists
The Missionary Society of East Park Presbyterian plans a Friday evening program at 6 o clock with music and readings. A play Ways and Means will be presented by St Pauls M E B members, Rev P H Shedd will speak briefly, and Miss Storer Size Berry Riggins join a vocal trio and piano duets. Candy will be sold and a free will offering taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of
East Park Presbyterian Church
St. Paul's M. EB. Missionary Society
P. H. Shedd
East Park Church
Ettabelle Storer
Lillian Size
Gilfilan
Knute McClains
Margaret Berry
Charles Shedd
Miss Storer
Alice Smoker
J. A. McEwen
Alice Bellinger
Doris Riggins
Betty Howland
Harriet Steffans
P. L. Crofoot
Woman's Club Plans Full Day of Programs Friday
The Woman's Club schedules a Friday program at the clubhouse starting at 11 with Literary Department discussion on Eighteenth Century Drama. Mrs H B Wem B Nauman leads the talk and Mrs Hb Boies addresses Players of the Eighteenth Century. Luncheon at 1. Romance Languages department hosts an afternoon program at 2 30 with a Belgium travel talk by Mrs CG W Chep man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Clubhouse
Parent-Teacher Association
Our Lady of Victory Academy
A.T. Hukiil
Woman's Relief corps—Memorial Mead
Womans Club
Goldsmith and Sheridan
H. B. Wem B. Nauman
Hb. Boies
C. A. Boatman
Howard Burr
F. A. Hkiessling
CG. W. Chepman
H. O. Wurster
James G. Clark
Fraternities and Sororities Host Social Activities at Cedar Falls
Alpha Theta Beta will host a dance at the Elks club in this city on Saturday as a main social event at Iowa State Teachers college weekend. Pi Theta Pi sorority plans a Cedar Falls studio party and Theta Gamma Nu sorority will dine at Black's tearoom. The Alpha Literary Society also holds a Saturday banquet at Black's tearoom.
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Marion Talley
Iowa State ‘Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Elks’ Club
Wesley
First M. EB
Church
Moostheart
Mosse Hall
Freundschaft K. Pall
Sons of Union Veterans
Memorial
Waterloo I
Black Hawk
O. O. F. Hall
Graves Mémorial
TU. B. Church
Walnut Street Baptist Church
H. Bopp
Alpha Theta Beta Fraternity
Elks Club
Iowa State Teachers College
Pi Theta Pi Sorority
Theta Gamma Nu Soriority
Black's
Alpha Literary Society
Miss Darby Hosts Costume Bridge Party at Home
Miss Magdalene Darby entertained Wednesday evening with an allowe en masquerade bridge party at 429 Vaughan Street. Prizes went to Mrs. Robert Murphy and Mrs. Herbert Britzman, best costume to Mrs. Leonard Britzman, hostesses aide Mrs. Howard Sanders gard. Other guests included Mrs. Paul Hathaway and Miss Mildred Liebert.
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Magdalene" Darby
Vaughan Street
Robert Murphy
Herbert Britazman
Leonard Britzman
Howard Sanders Gard
Paul Hathaway
Edwin Darby, Jr
Mildred Liebert
Clara Norby
Helen Briteman
Church Groups Host Halloween Parties Across City
church groups from Walnut Street Baptist Graves Memorial U B Bur ton Avenue Baptist Westminster Presbyterian and Universalist hosted Halloween gatherings and suppers. Inter mediate and junior departments planned events at church annexes and homes with games, costumes, and decorations while women’s auxiliary and parish groups prepared bazaars teas and raffles for December fundraisers and socials.
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Bridge and club notes from city gatherings
The Wednesday Bridge club met at Mrs. D. W. Peck’s home on Ninth Street West with prizes to Mrs. C. B Huston and Mrs. H. A. Staudt. Mrs. John Hickey hosted a luncheon bridge at 924 Clough Street awarding prizes to Mrs. A. J. Demmel and Mrs. John Schiel. The Jolly Times club met at 1020 Seventh Street West with prizes to three members. Golden Link club met at 1005 Forest Avenue planning a Halloween party with Mrs. Patt hosting party details assisted by her daughter Esther Trupp.
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D. W. Peck
Ninth Street West
C. B.'Huston
H. A. Staudt
John Hickey
Clough Street
A. J. Demmel
John Schiel
A. J. Joynt
Frank Fourtner
Jolly Times Club
Seventh Street
West
5. Rawlings
J. A. Cashman
Elmer Ordt
Will Cummings
Jean Trapp
Golden Link Club
Forest Avenue
C. L. Patt
Esther Trupp
Pioneers of First Baptist Church Entertained at Dinner
Mrs. Mary Sellen aged 90 led the guests at the annual First Baptist church older members dinner. About seventy attendees, all over 60, enjoyed a chicken meal served by the women. Edin Mesick recalled 71 years in Sunday school as J C Hartman discussed early church days and Rev C L Kenagy welcomed guests. J R Vaughan led hymns. Dance Friday by United Commercial Travelers at the Elis club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sellen
First Baptist Church
Edin Mesick
J. C. Hartman
C. L. Kenagy
J. R. Vaughan
Six Waterlooans Headed to State Social Work Parley
Waterloo will be represented at the annual Grinnell State conference of Social Work by six delegates. Miss Jane Thompson, Mrs. George Worthen, Mrs. Robert Law, Judge George W. Weed, E. G. Carey, and William Ramsell will attend. Weed plans to speak on A Eugenics Law for Iowa Monday evening, Carey and Ramsell to speak at a publicity dinner Tuesday at 6 p m.
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Waterloo
Grinnell
Jane Thompson
Waterloo Social Weliers League
George Worthen
Red Cross
Robert Law
George W. Weed
E. G. Carey
Courier
William Ramsell
Tribune
Iowa
Cohn seeks injunction to halt Schultz selling heaters
Maurice Cohn filed suit for injunction against Julius and Lena Schultz to stop them from selling Waller automobile heaters and seeks $1,000 damages. He claims Lena sold her interest in the National Automobile Appliance company to him, forming a partnership with Lena, and that the Schultzes agreed not to engage in similar business for one year. Judge Hasner set hearing for Oct. 31 at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Cohn
Julius
Lena Schultz
Waller
National Automobile
R. W. Hasner
Cohn
Weller
Julius Cohn
Lena Cohn
Boy Scout Director to Speak Seven Times in Waterloo
Ray O Wyland director of education and churches for the national Boy Scout council New York will address seven Waterloo meetings on Tuesday November 13 He arrives at 9 am speaks to the Waterloo Ministerial association Catholic clergy Canopus club West High School students W C A Mothers auxiliary teachers and principals at East Junior High dinner meeting then leaves for Cedar Rapids the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray O. Wyland
National “Boy Scout Council
New York
Waterloo
Black
Wryland
National Council
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Canopus Club
West High
Boy Scout Mothers Auxiliary
W. C
East
Wyland
Cedar Rapids
Driver Leaps to Safety as Truck Ditches
Clair Everett of Wadena escaped injury when the truck he operated swung off a road and plunged over a steep embankment north of town. The machine was wrecked, occurring as Everett returned to the gravel pit for another load. The incident echoed a prior similar accident at a bridge south of town involving another driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Wadena
Clair Everett
Everett
Red Grange Named in Paternity Case in Chicago
Harold Grange famous football figure was named in a domestic relations warrants by Miss Helen Morrissey of 22. She claims paternity of her seven and a half month old baby. The matter arose after Grange appeared at a downtown theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harold “Red” Grange
University of Tilingis
Ellyson Radio Solo Featured By University Station
Ellyson Craig Ellyson a University of Tower senior and son of Dr C W Ellyson performed a tenor solo on station W8UI noon schedule. The program was sponsored by the University ee club of which he is a member. A West High graduate active in music, he later attended Iowa State Teachers college and was a Minnesingers member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Ellyson
University of Towe
C. W. Ellyson
Home Park Boulevard
W8ui
University
University Ee Club
Ellyson
West High School
Iowa State Teachers College
The
Minnesingers
Anthon Farmer Testifies in Divorce Case Fight
Miley Brant, an Anthon farmer, testified he bit back when his wife and two daughters cornered him during a domestic dispute. He sought $100 monthly alimony in his crosspetition alongside a divorce decree. She also sued her father in law S. Brant for $50,000 alleging alienation of her husband’s affections.
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Sioux City
U.p
Miley Brant
Anthon Farmer
Th Brant
Wr S. Brant
Ireland Expands Power Scheme Along Shannon River
The Free State government funds a $25,000,000 electricity project near the Shannon to boost public interest. In months, about 60,000 visitors toured the construction site guided by officials. Ireland, a small electricity consumer in Europe, seeks public support for better facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Shannon
Ireland
Free State
Europe
City in Brief Contempt Plea Fines Man $300
Frank B. Rutter pleaded guilty before Judge Hasner in district court to contempt of a liquor injunction and was fined $300 plus costs. The item also notes social plans, a hospital update on Georgia Lang, travel to college games, a sales dinner, a divorce ruling for Moses Lemons, and brief legal matters from nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Rutter
R. W. Hasner
Hoover Nominee Dominates District Pharmacy Meeting
Herbert Hoover, Republican presidential candidate, received a substantial majority at the district meeting of the Town Pharmaceutical association held yesterday in Motel Russell-Lamson. Thirty-three pharmacists from Black Hawk and six nearby counties attended, with J. W. Blocum of Indianola presiding as secretary and state pharmacy commission member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Town Pharmaceutical Association
Motel Russell-Lamson
Black Hawk
J. W.blocum
Indianola
State Pharmacy Commission
Ham Pastry With Rice Mix and Tomato Salad
A recipe card describes a savory ham pastry using flour baking powder lard and butter milk ham and butter brushed bake 15 minutes. It also outlines a tomato pepper olive pickle salad dressed with oil or French dressing served on lettuce with pepper garnish and a rice side.
Custard Style Dessert With Candied Fruit Finish
A dessert outline describes whipping vanilla and powdered sugar into a base, then folding in a pinch of salt. The mix is frozen nearly stiff before stirring in chopped candied fruits for a ready to serve, festive finish.
Ames Man Heads Library Association
Charles H. Brown of Ames was elected president of the Iowa State College library association at its annual convention in Marehalstown. Officers include Eva Cannon of Council Bluffs and Mildred Pike of Sioux City as vice presidents, Grace Murphy of Des Moines as secretary, Mary B. Lee as treasurer, and Gypsy Patton of Newton as registrar. the 1929 convention city will be chosen by the executive committee.
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Marehalstown
Charles H. Brown
Ames
Towa State College
Towa Library
Min Eva Cannon
Council Bluffs
Mildred Pike
Sioux City
Girace Murphy
Des Moines
Mary B. Lee
Poskaropsis
Gypsy Patton
Newton
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Dave Siegel
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Harry Pines
Christ Episcopal Church
Frank Fowler
First Congregational Church
Miss Driscoll
W. BR
Fred Moore
A. J. Rodenaver
Mae Tunts
John Becker
Victor Nichols
Otto Obele
Merl Peterson
Wesley Clemens
Avarice Gilley
W. D. Mier
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Mark West
Roy Lightfoot
Schoor
Grace Thompson
Frances Miller
Pauline ‘Trumbles
Lincoln Circle
Laliies
G. A. RB
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Tooms
C. O. Repass
Alice Ferguson
Irash Walton League
F. Butte
Fred Morgan
Clarence L. Thompsont
Sam Rawlins
James Searles
Wiliam Burk
O. L. Pott
Dwight Bowers
Clarence L. Thompson
Oma
Evelyn
Metfessel
Mila” Metfessel
Cedar Heights
California
David J. Hurlebays
Alhambra
Cal
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Sunnyside
Sunnyside Country Club
Nara Glasson
George Cousins
Nathan Barber
Stanley- Moore
A. B. Chambers
W. L. Deters
Miss Manning
Ruth Smith
Doorothy Black
Marie Ramsey
Miss Smith
Thompson Street
Madeline Manning
Bhone
Friday Study Club
R. J.‘ . Sweeney
Bernite §Craggy
Marie Herdin
Ros Tunchéon
Dexter Phelps
Black's Tearoom
Edna Kent Forei
Dottie I
J. Ta Z
Marie We
Woman’s Club
Miss Darby
Church News
R. H. Bopp
Graves Memorial U. B
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Nels Jacobson
Oakland Avenue
A. M. Donnan
Westminster Presbyterian Clui
Hudson
Northminster
Presbyterian Church
Duryea Street
Ladies’ Social Union of Universalist Church
T Widay
Donald B. Rheiner
Basil Mills
Somerville
Mass
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Balliett
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Tehlum Rivers
Martha McCormick
W. P. McCormick
McCormick
H. A. Boyserr
J. W. Rath
FL A
T. L.toltefson
United Commercial
Elis Club
Schultz
DUCES
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Paul Potret
Red Grange
Soncrete Optical Service
Buchanan's
Mark Smith
Lyle McDonald
Lemar Duke
Iowa City
Minnesota
Georgia Mae Lang
Elber
Fifth Street West
Allen Memorial Hospital
Jack Sehay
Ann Arbor
Mitch
Paul Kindig
George Ross
University of Michigan
Iowa, Public Service Company
Black’s Tearoom
Bert Zuber
Woodrow Manufacturing’ Company
Peila, Ta
Moses Lemons
May Lemons
R.W. Hasner
Lemons
Alfred Longley
C. E. Ransier
Edwards, Longley, Ransier & Harris
Supreme Court
Commercial National Bank
Allaway
Fayette County
Tressa Trumbauer
Wright County
Citizens State Bank
Dorothy Dean
Woman's Club Rummage
Russell-Lamson
East 4Th St
Hoover
Royal Building
Paghetti
Pertcce
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
City and
Library Association
Blue Star
U. S
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
E. H. St
Cine
Tueaz
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