Veterans reunite at Iowa society event in Memorial hall
Four Civil War veterans Levi Jobs J J Duke Alia Page Waterloo and A W Parmenter Drake N D once lived locally and joined in open post meeting of Woman's Relief corps at Memorial hall. They talked of 1865 service with Company CG Thirty second Iowa Infantry and battles at Pleasant View Nashville Mobile Palo Lake Chicot. Dinner for 56 followed by Halloween programs and an oyster supper for 75.
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Levi Jobs
J. J. Duke
Alia. Page
Waterloo
A. W. Parmenter
Drake
N. D
Thinbjebee
Woman's Relief Corps
Memborial Hall
P Wyster
Anna Edgington
Florida
W. A. Refsnider
Green
Mae Tynis
California
Jobs
Duke, Page
Parmenter
Co. CG
Thirty-second
Iowa Infantry
Clinton
Pleasant View
Nashville
Tenn
Mobile
Ala
Palo
Miss
Lake Chicot
Ark
Duke
Pleasant Hill
Mmes
Anton Jang
Mary Shirler
Rose McCord
Lulu Belledisher
Mary Wright
Eliza H Newton
Reed
Gilley
Svoore
Bratpober
Higgins
Oyster
Julia White
Mary ‘Shirley
Mary Barnett
Carrie Leckington
To ‘Snorrow
Memorial Hall Ee
Beauty Chats Hy Edna Kent Forbes Beauty Tips Feet
A short beauty column discusses foot care and shoe choices to avoid corns and bunions. It offers home remedies for corns, advice on foot exercises, and cautions against tight boots, with additional reader notes on hair, skin, and pimples.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Side Talks on Waste and Charity by Ruth Cameron
Ruth Cameron recalls a talk with a crumb bucket man about wasted food in America. He notes households discard meat and bread while others starve, urging viewers to curb waste and consider the global impact. The piece reflects on wartime attitudes and questions whether crisis is needed to inspire thrift.
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Easty
America
Methodists Welcome Pastor and Wife to Second Years' Work
Methodists welcome Pastor Rollo Hurlburt and wife for their second year with the charge attracting nearly 00 members. A twilight league silver cup was awarded to the Sunday school baseball boys. A dinner followed with special tables and remarks by Dr. Hurlburt and others. The program featured campus-style stunts and various entertainments by Sunday schools as the club prepared for October meetings and a Fine Arts program.
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Ohares
Rollo FF. Flurlburt
W. Cuirmoen
Belial
Breetad Vr
Hurlburt
Naple
Club notices and church events fill local page
Announcements list meetings and social events from churches and clubs. Mrs. J. N. Macartney presided at Pirat Prophyterian services while Miss Cunningham hosts a party for Miss Catherine Cunninghamhuist prior to her upcoming marriage to T. W. Powers at St Josephs church. Numerous gatherings follow at St Francis Hospital auxiliary, Washington school teachers, and other parish societies with dinners, games, and musical programs.
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J. J. Kildee
Cathering Cuunninghuist
T. W. Powers
St. Joseph's Church
Genevieve
Sliss Cunningham
Pitt
Virginia Clary
Mary Kildee
Atertainis
Jean Kinniburgh
Washington School
Church News Notes Members Join Majer Guild
Mrs Harald Smaith and Mrs Victor Sanquiat joined the Majer guild of First Presbyterian Church during a regular meeting hosted by Mrs L B Parry. Thirteen women attended including guest Mrs Gus Julian. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Claude Lee.
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Harald Smaith
Victor Sanquiat
Majer Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Parry
Gus Julian
Claude’ Lee
Burton Avenue Baptist Sunday School
Fred Chapman
Hallowe’en
Northminster Presbyterian Laties
W. WW. Aytle
George Hall
Club Notes and Bonfire Tragedy Report
Mrs Gelen Perkins entertained club members yesterday afternoon with hallo themed decorations and Mrs Henry Mitchell assisting. In Sioux City a four year old boy, son of Dr and Mrs J B Waterhouse, was fatally burned while playing near a bonfire and his mother remains seriously burned while trying to put out the flames on his clothing.
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Sioux City
J. B. Waterlouse
First Evangelical Church Drawn Many to Special Services
Unusually large congregations attend evangelistic meetings at First Evangelical Church led by Rev. Clinton F. Smith. The Reep family from Green Spring, Prof George Reep soloist and saxophonist, plus Mrs Reep on cornet, provide music. Christiana helps in service tonight and Rev Smith preaches on The Biblical Conception of Sin. Family day services planned for Sunday.
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United Presbyterian Church
Margaret Pultem
Eva Ferguson
Jon Hay
Sacred Heart Court
St. Mary's
Harvey Hess
M. HW
Mmes
C. W. Helin
Jackson
Mizpah Society
Walnut Street
Mmes. D. Beckey
JF. C. Knudsen
First Baptist Sunday School
Wayne Smith
Trinity Lutheran Ladies’ Guild
Mes
L. Zimmersman
J. Borcher
First Evangelical Church
Clinton F. Smith
George Reep
Grean Spring
Reep Ia
Afrs
Reep
Christiana
Fellowship of Christ
Mr. Smilth
New Type Signals at Grade Crossings Demonstrated
A demonstration of a new crossing signaling device at McKinley Street and Falls Avenue will be held before the city council. Officials including the mayor and city engineer will attend both daylight and darkness sessions at 1:36 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. The device operates on a different principle than bells or gates.
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Aitock Island
McKinley Street
Falls Avenue
Signals tested to guard crossings at Waterloo
A plan to alert pedestrians when a street crossing is clear will be demonstrated at the McKinley street crossing by the Rock Island. Mayor Gnagy invites all interested in safer crossings to witness the tests as railway officials review the new signal device. Also noted is Dutch Reuther’s holdout for 1922 with Brooklyn. marriage licenses list Waterloo and Cedar Rapids residents. a 6 year old Nashua girl is treated after a dog attack.
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W. WW. Kudesch
Iowa State Teachers College
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