Waterloo Woman's Club stages play at Cedar Falls
The Waterloo Woman's Club presented a one act play Many Happy Returns of the Day directed by Mrs. John Knox at the Cedar Falls club house benefiting the PEO chapters. Cast from Waterloo included Mrs. J E O Keefe as Margaret Haswell and others, with the Drama department forming the new club group and aiming toward a Little Theatre movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Knox
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Cedar
Woman's Club
W. 5
Halvorsen
J. E. O'Keefe
Margaret Haswell
Floyd Chamberlain
Dorothy Smith
Miss India Pickett
R. A. Ford
Farmers Organize to Repel Pheasant Hunters Invasion
In Washington and nearby townships farmers oppose an open pheasant season. They plan a meeting this evening at School house No 2 on primary road 218 to form a defense against hunters during dates Oct 30 and Nov 1 and 2. Farmers will post land and warn trespassers while remaining alert to enforce warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Game and
Bish
Ww. E. Albert
Charles Kittrell speaks at Whittier School P T A meeting
Charles Kittrell superintendent of west Waterloo schools spoke on The Advantages of Departmental Work at Whittier P T A yesterday. He described the school branding system and introduced new teachers. The program featured the school orchestra, violin solo, and piano selections with Mrs. Raymond Smith presiding at the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kittrell
West Waterloo
Whittier
P-T. A
Kittrell
Brading
Ellen Jones
Miss Jones
Lyla Day
Agnes
Raymond Smith
Paul Ewing
Harold Elwell
Hadassah Society Hears Report of Emergency Fund
Hadassah raises 425 dollars to support Palestine relief at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Sam Shapiro on Thirteenth Street West. Mrs. J Kanofsky reported on funds and rummage sale results, with Mrs. Hermoty Kaplan and Mrs. Dave Siegel speaking on Hadassah in crisis times and leadership. The group plans to meet December 1 with Mrs. Aaron Kaplan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal Hadassah Society
Sam Shapiro
Thirteenth Street West
J. Kanofsky
Salea
Hermoty Kaplan
Hadassah
Dave Siegel
Palestine
Aaron Kaplan
Society Calendar Tonight and Saturday Events
Community groups list meetings and parties across churches and halls. Activities include Modern Brotherhood of America events, Women of Moose, P T A activities, Moose Heart Legion dinner, and local social clubs at venues like First Baptist, Graves Memorial United Brethren, Burton Avenue Baptist, and Moose Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Deggendorf
M. EB
Brotherhood
Westminster Presbyterian ehuyeh—Church
Maccnbees
Waterloo
Modern Brotherhood of America
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Hellowe
Party
J. J. ‘Miers
First Baptist Church
Sup
J. J Milley
Women of
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
P.T. A. Counelly
Floyd Barton
Rvin Cingman
Black Hawk Dancing Club
Nack Hawk I. 0
O. F. Bell
Moose Heart Legion
Moose- Hall
Party Compliments Mrs C P Locke Recent Bride
A post nuptial party honored Mrs C P Locke formerly Miss Margaret Harvey, hosted by Mrs Ralph Standish at 1716 Lafayette. Bridge and refreshments at Coral and Apricot decor followed by a floral shower. Guests included Mrs Leon Svhgel, Mrs J W Schumann, Mrs J Peter Olson, Mrs Henry Adres, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Locke
Margaret Harvey
Ralph Standish
Lafayuette
Locke
Jessup
V. Stipp
Leon Svhgel
J. W. Schumann
J. Peter Olson
Henry Adres
G. HH. Nichols
H. A. Haffa
Ralph
Iowa Falls Couple to Commemorate 55th Anniversary
Iowa Falls celebrates the 55th wedding anniversary of D. W. and Mrs. Wilson. Married in Bloomington Illinois on October 22, 184? and moving to this area in 1876 they settled on a farm north of town before relocating to Iowa Falls. They are longstanding Baptist church members and the event was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Gehring and Dr. and Mrs. Wilson at Williamsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Spactal Lorelee
Palls
D. W. Wilson
Bloomington
Ill
Iown Falls
Baptist Church
Smaty
R. E. Gehring
Wilson
Wiliama
Gohring
Cards and Dancing Planned for U C T Party on Nov 7
Plans for a card party and dance by the United Commercial Travelers Waterloo council at Hotel President Saturday evening Nov 2 were announced by EG Pullen secretary. The event is limited to members and features Hallowe en frivolities for entertainment. Further plans will be made at the October 24 luncheon at Hotel Russell Lam son. Fred S. Bittner heads the luncheon. An out of town speaker is to address the guests. Last night R J Rock housewarming in Cedar Bend honored by gifts and bridge prizes won by Art Bellis J R Rector and Fred Toegerson. Mrs Clara Lyons presented a gift on behalf of the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nottger
Floyd Bell
Floya Teeter
Witliam, Rentsehler
Misa Eilsie Stahlkoph
Nottger
Quincy Street
Banco
Neva Wilson
Reitschler
United Commercial Travelers
Waterloo Council
EG Pullen
Regulag
Russell-Lamson
Fred S. Bittner
R. J. Rock
Cedar Bend
Art Bellis
J. R. Rector
Fred Toegerson
Sons of J
Jack Fogle
Cook
George Clark
William Ferger
Nels Levis
G. H. Cashman
Logan Avenue
Sons of Union Veteran Auxiliary
YY. W. OC. A
A. D. Donnell
Addie A. Hungerford
Abraham Rihbany
Hints in beauty care with Edna Know What You Buy
Edna urges readers to buy value in cosmetics and hygiene products. She cites high beauty spending and recommends practical, cheaper options like bulk chalk for brushing teeth, warm salt water rinses, and simple powders. Advice covers brushing, rinses, and hair care while promising future notes on facial creams.
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Amer- Scar
Fifth Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs Meet Aboard
The fifth district Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs session closed in Anamosa after a day of rough roads. Two cars ditched near Cedar Rapids. Mia Maplethorpe escaped uninjured, while H O Hyatt’s car rolled, delaying attendees. Ninety five delegates attended as speakers urged enforcement, world peace, and library outreach, with leaders including Mrs Galen Tilden and Mrs William Larrabee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Hyatt
la Mollie
Cedar Rapids
Kirs. Henry Taylor
Bloomfield
Cd. 2
F. C. Kellogg
World Court
R. H. Wolland
Town City
Henry Taylor
Elizabeth Hayt
Ames
Manchuria
Siberia
F. E. Whitley
Webster City
D. Pirle Beyea
Herbert Adams
Dubuque
Triple Anniversary in Sumner Family Celebrated Together
In Sumner Island Oct 25 a United Brethren class fête honored G A Farnum and wife marking their tenth and forty second wedding anniversaries along with a birthday. A surprise program and games followed by a banquet at W M Farnum's home celebrated the double anniversaries and T A Farnum’s discharge from the army. Guests presented a painting to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courter
Sumner
United Brethren Church
G. A. Farnum
North Pleasant Street
Former Hawkeye Girl Marries California Man
Announcement arrives from Hawkeye Texas area of a marriage between Miss La Vera McCoon daughter of Mr and Mrs A J McGoon Hollywood California formerly from here and Harry Rogers of Santa Monica California. The ceremony occurred in the early part of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ccmucler &Pecal Serv
Hawkeye
la Vera McCoon
A. J. McGoon
Hollywood
Cal
Harry Rogers
Santa Monica
Double wedding announced in Waverly and Geneva couples
Tarnt announced the September double wedding of Mildred Kidsgaard Latimer with Harold Benson Geneva and Tressa Woodley with Chester Kurtz Geneva. Both couples will reside in Geneva. Also note Leonard Johns’ thirteenth birthday party at 713 Vermont Street hosted by his mother Mrs. Ray Johns with eight guests and gifts. Leia Women Moosehearth Legion holds a lodge meeting tonight at Moosehall with a supper planned for tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fampion
Tarnt
Mildred Kidsgaard
Latimer
Harold Benson
Geneva
Tressa
Woodley
Chester Kurtz
Waverly
Leonard Johns
Vermont Street
Ray Johns
Vivian Johns
Mooreheart
Leia
Moosehearth Legion
Moosehall
the Hell
No date Division 1 church meeting at Hostetler home
Ten members of Division 1 at Central Christian Church attended yesterday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Anna Ferguson, Hearing Ya, Miss Ruth Steele, Independence, and Jackie Bradig. A two course luncheon was served and plans made for the next meeting November 2 at Mrs. Roy Metzger’s home, 1026 Randolph Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divison 1
Central Christan Church
Iyeid
G. R. Hostetler
Anna Ferguson
Hearing
Ruth Steele
Independence
Jackie Bradig
Roy Metzger
Randolph Street
el Deen Club
Mays
H. N. Menasters
Washington Street
Claude Insko
A. B. Randall
Third Street West
Noble Uikttle
A. J. Randall
MecMasters
St. Petersburg
Fla
Club Notes from a Busy Meeting Schedule
A string of club notices details luncheons at Black's Searoom and homes on Nov 7, prize winners in 500, new members for Galloway Neighbors and Pandora clubs, sewing sessions, and upcoming meetings. Members honored include Mrs. Frank Harus and Mrs. W. H. Orvis with a birthday dinner, and several hostesses listed for upcoming gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harus
W. H. Orvis
Phil Lucas
Walker Street East
Bon Amicus Club
A. W. Brink
K. FP. Voight
W. B. Corn
H. D. Trible
Raymond
Waterloo Girls in Beauty Contest at Cornell College
Two Waterloo sophomores Ruth Altehcock and Gwendolyn Edwards placed highly in the Royal Purple beauty contest at Cornell College Mt Vernon Indiana. Ten finalists including the pair will compete to choose the campus queen judged by Tvvan Olinsky New York portrait partner. Miss Hitchcock last year won with Florenz Ziegfeld as judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ruth Altehcock
Gwendolyn Edwards
Royal Purple
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Thesa
Tvan Olinsky
New York
Miss Hitchcock
Florenz Ziegfeld
Miss Edwards
G. W. Hitchcock
Home Park Boulevard
Alpha Theta Nu Sorority
Comellian
F. W. Edwards
Locust Street
Kappa Phi Sigma Sorority
Literary Club of Independence Meets in Ja Oct 26
The Literary Club of Independence met at Mrs J B Steinmetz home instead of the scheduled hostess. Mrs J S Bloom gave the lesson history Our Growth In Pap Baton and Mrs W T Wright spoke briefly. Mrs R B Barnes presented Colum has Discovered America. The next meeting is set for November 14 at Miss Fafoy Clarke's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
J. DB. Steinmetz
C. E. Boles
R. B. Batnes
Fafoy Clarke
Three Cedar Falls Women Plan Saturday Luncheon
Three Cedar Falls women host a 1 p.m. luncheon at Cedar Falls Woman's clubhouse. Invitations go to about 100 guests from Cedar Falls and Waterloo. Hosts are Mrs William H. Dah, Mrs William Hansen, and Mrs Andrew Hansen. The event marks a community gathering with social plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Cedar Fils
Waterloo
Lynes Squires Nuptials Read at Waverly Oct 21
Waverly Ill Oct 25 marriage notice for Miss Vivian Lynes and Harold Squires solemnized Oct 21 at 2 pm in Baptist parsonage with Rev Ebner Tiedt officiating. Bride graduate of Waverly High. They plan a wedding trip to Muscatine and will reside in Greene after return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Waverly
Ill
Vivian Lynes
J. J. Lynes
Harold Squires
George B. Squires
Greene
Baptist Parsonage
Ebner Tiedt
Waverly High School
Muscatine
Mrs. Squires
Funeral of Maynard Woman Conducted at M E Church
The funeral of Mrs. Steve Masters was held at the M E Church in Maynard. Born January 1 1856 in Yorkville Wisconsin she previously lived on a farm near Maynard. Survived by husband two sons Ward Masters and Raymond Masters two daughters Mrs Trier Lockwood Mrs Orah Pridaux two sisters Mrs Ellen Mittlestadt Marshalltown and Mrs A Ecker Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Maynard
Steve Masters
M. E. Chureh
Masters
Yorkville
Wis
Here
Ward Masters
Trier Lockwood
Orah Prideaux
Raymond Masters
Oelwein
Ellen Mittle
Lane Named On Tax Committee Of ABA
Will A. Lane, cashier of the First National Bank, has been named to the taxation committee of the American Bankers Association. The appointment was made by John G. Lonsdale, St. Louis, president of the national association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will A. Lane
First National Bank
American Bankers’ Association
John G. Lonsdale
St. Louis
National Association
Injured Woman Improves After Train Collision
Mrs. Anna C. Adrian of 321 Fremont street was struck by a train at Cedar Rapids a week ago. Her condition is reported as favorable and she remains in St. Luke's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna C. Adrian
Fremont Street
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
Things to Eat and Leftover Tips in Old Recipes
A collage of recipe notes covers fish flake and oyster layers with white sauce and breadcrumb topping, tomato pulp stew with onion and butter, using leftover meat for hash or stuffed vegetables, sugared cake tops, and buttered paste fillings to speed sandwich prep.
City in Brief updates from the region and beyond
West end with st bridge and MOG A building notes. W A Lane of First National Bank sails to Indianola for Simpson College homecoming with Pat Waldron. Waldron relatives mourn Mrs Pat Marin in New Hampshire. Sara McMahon leaves Waterloo Junior High for Shenandoah to tend ill father. George W Huntley of Cutler Hardware attends the wholesale dealers convention in Atlantic City. Mr and Mrs Ad. S Tuethil depart 915 High Street for California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Lane
First National Bank
Indianola
Simpson College
Pat Waldron
Locust Street
New Hampton
Waldron
Pat Marin
Sara McMahon
Waterloo Junior High School
Shenandoah, Ja
George W. Huntley
Cutler Hardware Company
Atlantic City
N. J
Ranks High with Am Meat Packers Convention Leaders
Frederick G. Snyder of Boston was reelected president of the Institute of American Meat Packers at the annual convention in Chicago. John W. Rath of Waterloo and Jay Decker of Mason City were chosen as directors, with Rath Packing Company and J. Decker & Sons prominent in leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Del
Kupi
Hany Whitfield Woods
Institute of American Meat Packers
Frederick G. Snyder
Boston
Jay @. Decker
Mason City
J. & Decker & Sons
John W. Rath
Waterloo
Rath Packing Company
Local notices and incidents from Davenport to Waterloo
Reports state Rapids and Tipton plans for business matters followed by attending the Trowa Baptist convention annual sessions in Davenport. Elmer Dale Ross, 12, is recovering from an appendicitis operation at St Francis Hospital and is expected home next week. Frances Simonson files for divorce from Samuel Simonson alleging desertion since June 1, 1926, with freedom to remarry anytime. Waterloo Cedar Falls Interurban service resumes Sunday after excavation near Rainbow Drive halted electric cars for about two months. A mixed bus and streetcar service operated during the hiatus. Mi Lady Beauty Snap at 183 West 81st Street advertises evening hours. Rummage sale two doors north of east side past office Saturday hosted by St Johns church ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapids
Tipton
Davenport
Trowa
Elmer Dale
Allan G. Ross
Rath Street
St. Francis’ Hospital
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
W. CG. F
N. Will
Rainbow Drive Crossing
Maurice A. Welsh
East Side
St. John's Church
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Wee Taa
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Whittier School
Hadassah Society
Iowa Falls
George Gress
Gonger Street
Ladies of Woman's Benefit Association
Nome
Ella Mark Lee
Boone
D. M.T
Thom
I. F. W. CG. Meeting
Hoover
California
Church News
Black's Searoom
Los Camottres Club
T. N. Miller
Artur Moshier
Hammond Avenue
Maurice Kirby
George Ferreman
J. M. Joyce
A. H. French
Lunceon
Myre
F. J. Joyce
F. W. Schuefer
Mary Amy Turner
Galloway Neighbors Club
Earl Squires
Riehl Street
Charles Owens
J. W. Thompson
Kingsley Avenue
Pandora Club
Mas. N. L. Etter
Frank Cisno
Sam Scott
Silent Eight Bridge Clay
Willam W. Allan
Scott
Muriel Bumgardner
Donald Finlayson
A. W. Sipes
W. W. Allan
Riverside Drive
Betty Joan Seeth
Literary Club of Independence Meets
Sid
J. I Dare
Mra. Dare
Carrol
Oat
George G. Minor
Binck’s
Tearcoin
Paul Gowwiller
Grant Avenue
Galle Fornim
Mrs. Miner
Todependency —Avenue
Gald
American Association of University Women
Inez Lund
Grace Alemeyer
Ruth Lumry
Glen Miller
Frank Brown
George Sherrill
P.T. A. Council
City P.T. A. Council
M. EB. Church
Lane
A.B. A
West End
St. Bridge
Buchanan
Pattern Dept
W. 17Th Bt
New York ‘City
Am. Meat Packers
Ratie
Frances Simonson
Samuel Simonson
America
Traub
Booth-Joseph Company
East Fourth
Sycamore
East Fourth St
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