Slippy Couple Celebrate Fortieth-Eighth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs W A Slippy of 1821 Fourth Street West marked their forty eighth wedding anniversary with a family dinner at a local tearoom. The event included several guests and was attended by relatives such as Ralph Sippy and Mrs Fred J Kluss, with other relatives from Waterloo and Pittsburgh noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Slippy
Fourth Street West
Field
Ifaime Tearoom
Coupes
Chiaren
Ralph
Pittsburgh
Slippy
Weltzin Rohrssen Nuptials Read at Jubilee Church
Nuptial rites held at Jubilee Church with Miss Misse Miller and Harold Nolting in attendance. Bride Elizabeth Weltzin wore white crepe. maid wore light blue satin. Reception and shower details noted. guests from the Raymond area. Event described with multiple society notices and upcoming functions including a chicken dinner and lodge gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Jubliea Church
Misse Miller
Harold Nolting
Elizabeth
Emma Wenachen
J. al Weltzi Raymond
Biug
Warry Westein
Painter Genevieva Fox Charity Efforts Highlight Bazar
New York debutante turns painter to aid crippled children with a bio Christmas bazar. Parish youths gather for a Halloween masquerade at the school hall, and clubs plan memorial hall meetings with inspections and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieva Fox
New York
Migos Union
First ATi Church Deborahs Monthly Meeting Planned
Deborah society of First ATi plans a regular monthly meeting at 2 30 p m Wednesday in the church social rooms with hostesses Mrs F A Becker Mrs R Anders Mrs Armstrong Mrs C Becker and Mrs John Bucd Lince Cinde articles not sold members to be prepared for the bazar in Memorial hall at an as yet undetermined date Mrs Anna Becker president said this morning Royal Neighbors Waterloo camp to hold a Dine Supper at 530 Tuesday evening in T 6 0 FL hall west Card party by Our Lady of Victory court W C G O F Tuesday evening in Jumbur hall hostess cards at Et Johns church Wednesday evening at the school hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Society of First Ati
F. A. Becker
Ir. Anders
Armstrong
IC. D. Becker
John
Lince Cinde
Anna Becker
Axrembers
Waterloo
Missionary Society Meeting at St Pauls Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of St Pauls Methodist Church will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs Kate Bronson presiding. Mrs Pred Wolcott reads the lesson, Mrs Ralph Myers leads the western box, and Mrs Charles Stulls handles devotional service. Assisting Bronson are Mrs D W Mitchell and Mrs Ida South. A First Methodist serving supper benefit is at Ginlinghall tonight. Mrs Stanley Moore to entertain Alpha chapter of Westminster Guild of First Presbyterian Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Ome Missionary Society of
First Methodist Church
Ginlinghall
Stanley Moore
Alpha Chapter
Westminster
First Presbyterian Church
Beauty Makeup Rules for Amateur Performers in 1900s Style
The article offers makeup guidance for amateur stage roles, detailing preparation, skin care, and techniques. It covers applying cold cream, color choices for cheeks and lips, lip emphasis, eye makeup to enlarge the eyes, and general tips for a youthful look under stage lights.
Home Economies Meeting with Notable Speakers in Des Moines
Des Moines hosts the annual Home Economies Association meeting November 5 and 6 with speakers like Dr. Katherine Blunt Dr. Florence Grown Miss Lilian Orr and other authorities in home economies. The program opens with lunch at Harring Emorys room followed by business meetings and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Lows Homme Economies Association
Des Moines
Katherine Blunt
National Home Economics
Consiation
Florence Grown
Sherborn
Kansas University
Lilian Qrr
State
Hesptianion
Eithes
Choir Concert to Include Parts From The Creation
Westminster Presbyterian church choir plans first season concert on November 22 featuring arias duets and several choruses from The Creation. Soloists include Mrs A E Enderlein Miss Amy Zellhoefer Robert Walars on and Martin Heyde. Heyde directs with organ by Mrs Taylor and piano by Martin. Rehearsals 7 30 Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Presbyterian Barch
Pro-Gram
A. E. Enderlein
Amy Zellhoefer
Robert Wallar
Son
Martin Heyde
Roland G. Taylor
Tina
Martin
Heyde
Newcomers Add To Waterloo Population
Waterloo’s permanent population grew with the arrival of families last week amid local records. New residents are listed with names and street addresses, including Deachler 329 Uric PM, Hawk 143 Willision, and Bechtel 296 Walnutboury, among others such as Hedrick, Segebarth, and Murphy, reflecting a broad inflow into the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Deachler
Uric
Hawk
Willision
Denver
Loxwan
F. Dy
L. T. Bechtel
Clarence Hedrick
Fairview
Louis Segebarth
J. F. Seusanbach
Washington
Lincoln letter to Mrs Bixby not in Oxford library finds lost records
Washington reports that the original Lincoln letter to Lydia Bixby of Boston is not at Oxford University or the Library of Congress. Officials state the exhibited letter was a facsimile. War records show Mrs Bixby had three sons in the Civil War, with two killed. The fate of the papers remains unknown.
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Washington, D. C
Eatles
Abrahams Lincoln
Lydia Bixby
Boston
Oxford University
Library of Congress
Oxford
Fitzpatrick
Lincoln
Stanton
Lincain
Bixby
War Department
Adjutant General of
Massachusetts
Feneral of
Massaschusetts
Lincelp
Leas
Henry
Birby
George Way
Lincoln Gelvers
Mya
Hixby's
Waterloo Sailor Seeks Navy Day Observance Letter from Ralph Palmer urges national pride
Waterlo o sailor Ralph Palmer writes from San Pedro California to remind Courier readers that Navy Day on October 27 honors the nations first line of defense. He recalls enlistment in 1934, training at Great Lakes, service on the Savanagi and New Mexico, and future events at Santa Barbara and San Pedro with reviews and parades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
New Mexico
Pacific Coast
Ralph Lalmer
Waterloo Hey
Navy
The
Courier
United States
Palmer
Waterloo
Great Lakee Station
San Francisco
San Pedro
Pol
Santa Barbara
Cal
Radio Programs Format Across Nearby Stations
Radio listings show Davenport to St Louis stations with schedules including chimes concerts orchestra and various programs. Notable entries include WCCO Minneapolis, KYW Chicago, WEAF New York style auctions and broad musical offerings across multiple markets with dates and times.
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Davenport
Radio Farm School
Supsdmany
Wear Musicat
Frogram
Ties Moines
Suusicel
WOAW
Oman
Chiexze
Roeval
Qianist
Rainbow Skylarks
Muncie Sisters
Cnararter
KYW
Chicago
Wear
Fort Worth
WGN
Sra Scamper
While
Detroit
WIR
Detroit-Pontine
Jean Holkette
WECX
WDAF
Kansas City
Seilout
Nighthawk Frolic
Aithletic Club Orchestra
Weeo. Paul
WEAF
WAC
Memphis
RSD
St Louis
Merchants and Manufacturers
Nicholas
Lenmyworth
Republican Leaders Seek Olive Branch To Bob La Follette
Washington October 26. Senate insurgents and regular Republicans face a four year rift as administration leaders plan to extend an olive branch to Senator Bob La Follette. They will confer with him before judging his Republicanism, despite earlier statements by Republican leaders that he had no place in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
INS
Bob" la Follette
Senate
America
Republcan
Capitol
Bob
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Young Bob
Paris
Butler
Mrs. Fred Webster Dies at Home in Mt Vernon Two
Mrs. Fred Webster 63, of Mt Vernon Township, died at 6 a.m. after a two week illness from paralysis. Born October 13 in Rochester Minnesota, she was survived by her husband. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the residence with burial in Oakwood cemetery. She was active in church, fraternal groups, and veteran auxiliary memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Webster
Mt. Vernon
Oakwood Cemetery
Webster
Korat
Floyd County P T A Forms First Northeast District Unit
Floyd County Parent Teacher group completed its first regular meeting of the year in Nora Springs, becoming the first county unit in the northeast district of the Town Congress of Parents and Teachers. District chairwoman Mrs. F. et Trader presented Abs. Edward Beek of Charles City with a congress pin. Beek, county chairman, will represent the county at the state convention. There are several associations in the county, with some units yet to organize and delegates sent to the county meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Floyd County
Parent-Teacher Council
Nora Springs
Congress of Parents and Teachers
F. Et Trader
Edward Beek
Congress
Admiral Moffett defends Navy air progress and policy
Des Moines reports Rear Admiral Moffett, head of the Navy bureau of aeronautics, rejects critics of naval aviation spending. He asserts every aircraft bought was current at purchase, cites high maintenance costs, notes aviation efficiency, and commemorates airship programs as national defense. He highlights 1920–24 spending, 608 planes, 1,034 engines, and two new airships Shenandoah and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Moffett
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Navy
Admiral Moffett
Shenandoah
Los Angeles
Siant
Lansdowne
Zachary Lansdowne
Legion Executive Committee Sets 1926 Iowa Appointments
The American Legion in Iowa announced yearlong plans after the state executive committee met in Des Moines. Appointments include Frank Miles as editor of the Legionnaire and George Perley as business manager, joining a general committee and finance team led by B. Robbins and George Pritchard. The welfare endowment fund reported raised 203 812 37 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Moines
American Legion
Iowa
Frank Miles
The
Legionnaire
George Perley
J. R. Murphy
Ida Grove
John Kelly
Sioux City
Todd Cowles
Des Moines
Ralph McGinnis
E. ¢. Bonitinot
Webster City
B. Robbins
Cedar Rapids
George Pritchard
Onawa
RL Baldridge
Dubuque
Hert L. Mulfigan
Davenport
Waldo Mackey
Sigourney
Casper Sebenk
Des Moittes
Welfare Endowment Fund
Dedicatory Offering at First Lutheran Sunday
Special offerings at the dedicatory services for the parsonage and parish home at First Lutheran Sunday totaled 350 dollars. Rev Henry Swelter gave the sermon about the Holy name at 11 a.m. G. J. Zeilinger of Wartburg preached. Additional programs and greetings were offered by Rev F. P. Moehlman and Rev Herman Leikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near
Heney Swelter
G. J. Zeilinger
Wartburg
Dubuque
Herbert Moehlman
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Herman Leikes
John's Lutheran Church
Cedar Falls
Evening of music features organ recital and solos
The program offered a solo vocal slot by Aiss Hazel Daw ung Ralph 2B. Slip. by who sang solos. Other magical Offgrings 4 were given by the choir. An organ recital was performed by Prof. Zeltinger, with vocal numbers by Martini Haye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliss Hazel Daw Ung
Ralph
Slip
Prof
Zeltinger
Martini Haye
Earthquake Follows Cyclone in India Killing Thousands
Reports from the Persian Gulf region say a powerful cyclone that wrecked a pearl fishing fleet killed or trapped thousands. Initial tallies ranged from about 1,000 to as many as 7,000 missing or dead. The storm wrecked 260 fishing boats and sank two naval ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Karachi
Persian Gulf
City In Brief: Local Notes From Waterloo Area
Short city in brief items list a Christmas ad for Buchanan’s, visiting relatives, attendance meeting for Waterloo lodge, football game in Columbus with Iowa Hawkeyes, building commissioner resuming duties after vacation, illness prompting Des Moines trip, traffic signals at Fourth and Franklin, residents traveling to Rio Vista California, demonstrations in Council Bluffs, and various visitors in Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marg. I. Ar. Nichols
Atlantic
W. R. Law
Waterloo Lodge
Efreshments
Matia van Metre
Waterloo
Cleveland To. News
Columbus
Charles Wasson
Waterloo Boys Honored at Cornell Mount Vernon
Two Waterloo boys, Harry Hulett and Robert Pollard, received honors at Cornell College in Mount Vernon. Hulett named treasurer of the Freshmen Navy unit and Pollard chosen for a leading role in The Gorilla by Sewell Bothwell, produced by the Thalian Literary Society at the annual homecoming on Nov. 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Harry Hulett
Robert Polard
Cornell Calesa
Mount Vernon
Hulett
Nasy
Pollard
Sewell Bothwell
Thalian Literary Society
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Muze
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Home Economs
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W. H. Lance
Iowa State College
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Lincoln Letter
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Buchanan's
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N. £. Keller
Tregle
Fourth Street
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Sycamore
Lafayette
Franklin Streets
Franklin and
Fourth
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Rio Vista
P_ Willis Jenks
Misa Wilma Jenks
W. G. Miller
Yaterday
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Cynthia Shannon
Auher
Omaha
Mortimer B. Cleveland
Mary Eleanor
California
Y. W.A
Salvation Army
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American Society For Municipal Improvements
Lee Roberts
Bert le Roy
Mason City
Little Boy
Blue Boy
Cornell
POST
Bran
Pashion Department
Japan
Sige
Ile
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Stara
Baeeen
Eabe Dee
Teeke
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