Federation of Clubs Backs Holly Conservation Plan
Members of the Federation of Women's Clubs meet in Waterloo to back a five year restriction on holly sales during Christmas as holly supplies in the south run low. The plan, presented by Mrs. C W Ghuapmen, outlines replenishment goals and curbs on street begging investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Federation of Women’s Clubs
C. W. Ghuapmen
Waterloo Woman's Elk
Wasirl
George J. Worthen
Ehairigan
A. Titage
Willingn
Peal
Re Yas
J Chapman
Jackson McCos
Kida
W. OW
Lytle
Willis Johnson
W. Cc. T
FL. Yapp
Bontrager
Anzl Women's Club
Tiemenway
Yiresident American Legion Auxiliary
Jotn Gwynne
Chautauquacirele
C. Cadwallader
F. J. Hites
Red Cross Home Service
Worthen
Minnie Miiaver
Pueblo
Lic Health Department
Marie James
Luvie RB. Larsen
Junior Auxiliary Organized by B Natural Club
Music club members met at Miss Harriett Wean's home and formed a junior auxiliary with Miss Aliss Fue Collins as chairman. Piano teachers will assist. program included The Art Song ideas, readings by Miss Bess Cooley, and vocal solos by Mrs C R Sanborn and Mrs George Shoemaker plus Beethoven Sonatas performed by Mrs John Mac Donat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tural Music Club
Harriett Wean
Aliss Fue Collins
I Collins
Harold Smith
Bess Cooley
Brahms
C. R. Sanborn
Hahn
George Shoemaker
Elesie
Kessler
Wilbur
Sonata
Beethoven
John Mac Donat
Egan
Collins
Maud Dudley Memorialized in Music Bulletin
The October Music Bulletin from the Iowa Federation of Music Clubs memorializes Miss Maud Dudley who died in Waterloo in early September. She served as district chairman for 1923 and 1924 and was active in Waterloo music circles before illness. A party by the St. Johnny Young People’s club was postponed from Wednesday to Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Music Hulletin
Iowa Federation of Music Clubs
Maud Dudley
Waterloo
Farty
St. Johny
Young People's Club
Vacation Social of Presbyterians Will Be Friday
First Presbyterian church hosts its annual vacation experience social Friday evening with Lydia Society members in charge of decorations and refreshments. Soloists Alpha Larsen and Craig Ellyson perform with Luella Rose on violin. Nettie Pine presents travelogues on Europe, Barnes Florida and Yellowstone Park. Dr AD Boysen serves as master of ceremonies.
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First Preghyiwrian Church
Barnes
Florida
Aliss Norma Galiser
Yellowstone Park
AL Boysen
Afd Society
Miss Mary Rezner Weds Ralph Byford at Cedar Falls Home
Miss Mary Rezner daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Rezner 1147 Forest avenue married Ralph Byford in a 2 30 Sunday ceremony at a Cedar Falls home with Rev J B Riler officiating. Attendants were Miss Gladys Rezner and Claude Byford. Reception followed at the bride’s home. Mrs Byford attended Pickland Business College and works for Black's. Mr Byford is employed at Bath plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rezner
J. B. Rezner
Forest Avenue
Ralph Byford
Hey. J. B. Riler
Cedar Falls
Gladys Rezner
Claude Byford
Byford
Pickland Business College
Black's, Myr
Bath
Luncheon Observes Miss Susan French Birthday
A luncheon honoring Miss Susan French on her birthday was hosted in the Barean class parlor, with Rev. W. O. Chisholm and several Mrs. J B Young and other attendees giving greetings. Tables held roses as Miss French, a teacher, was celebrated by the Barean class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan French
United Presby
Ehoch
Moudar. Macen
French
W. O. Chisholm
J.B. Young
Aaveret Wilson
John Hamilton
Isr
J. ¢. Fairweather
Srt
Flal Ferguson
Hallowe en party hosts forty guests at parish club
Sacred Heart Catholic Girls club hosted forty guests for a Hallowe en event in the school hall. Miss Magdelene Lingen won most artistic dress, with Mayme Egan and Mary Beck honored for other categories. Murphy won games as fortune telling and dauring entertained. A Thanksgiving dinner and theatre party is planned for late November. Girl Reserves elected Phyllis Baldwin president at Junior High with Neva Morley Esther Fogle Margret Johnson and Demaris Sonnuer named officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Sacred Heart Catholic Girls’ Club
Magdelene Lingen
Mayme Egan
Mary Beck
Murphy
Girl Reserves
Phyllis Baldwin
Wiel
Cers
Lare Neva Morley
Esther Fogle
Marjorie , Grady
Margret Johnson
Demaris Sonnuer
Olivers
Regular church meetings and events announced
Major guild members will hold monthly gatherings at First Presbyterian Parlor hostesses include Mrs. Lee Litchfield and Mrs. Montgomery. United Presbyterian plans Thursday night service with a 6 30 picnic start. Trinity American Bodines Ladies quilt in church parlors with Mrs. Yurgman and Mrs. Zimmerman as hostesses. Outiook class and other church groups organize meals and study at local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Lee Litchfield
W. G.montgomery
Fred Morrris
United Presbyterian Church
Trinity American Iurherin
Eaild
4. E. Yurgman
L. T Zimmerman
Hospital Alumnae Host Halloween Party for Student Nurses
Presbyterian hospital student nurses were entertained for two hours at Miss Minnie Martin’s home 605 Wellington Court on Monday evening. Avis Eggleston won best costume while Ruth Schnieder and Margaret Mastain received awards for stunts. Committee leaders were Mrs C Pugh Mrs Joe Murray and Mrs Frank Bernard with festive refreshments and decorations. Miss Viola Stuff hosted a Philathea class Halloween gathering at her home Monday evening with Mrs J A R Moore assisting in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Hospital
Hallowe’en Narty
Minnie Martin
Wellington Court
Afiss Avis Eggleston
Cos Lume
Ruth Schnieder
Margaret Mastain
Mirs. C. Pueh
Joe Murray
Frank Bernard
Beauty Chat Advice on Weight, Hair, and Health
A reader letters page offers guidance on weight management under medical supervision and hair care tips. The author discusses reducing body fat, shampoo frequency, scalp oil, and use of tonics, noting potential odors and safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anigel
Woman's auxiliary entertainments and church notes
Mrs A RB Gilbert and Mrs Pagt Gaisler host Woman's auxiliary members at Nurthmin church with a special program and refreshments. Walnut Street Baptist and Grace Methodist groups are noted with hosting arrangements and social events for parish members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. RB. Gilbert
Pagt Gaisler
Woman's Auxiliary of
Nurthmin- 3 i Church
Werdneshiy
Membe
Fry Family Reunion Honoring Te Pry Held At Fry Home
Sunday dinner gathering at the Fry residence honored Te Pry Bare and his daughter Mrs. Dick Hones. Attendees included Mrs. Merle Fry, Mrs. Gertie Clouse, Mildred Pry, Dor orthy Pry, Mrs. Alfve Gilson, Arline Gamsko, and others. extended family and friends also joined weekend guests Me. Wry and Mrs. Holmes. Later, a group of west school teachers hosted a dinner at Black's for Mrs. Jaede Rosenthal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Mye
Merle Fry
Gertie Clouse
Fry
Kusenthal
West School
Black's
Jaede Rosenthial
Qunaha
Audrey Strayer
Rosenthal
Emusa
Intelligence Tests on Child Study Club Program
The Child Study Club in Waterton hosts a program meeting at Mrs. Cod Murphy's home with Mrs. Willmar Sitertle and members present. Miss Sinaryn Shephy will perform musical numbers as the group plans its September program led by Mrs. W. W. Bent and officers including Mrs.fh. A Moldiman and J. G. R. McSroon. Sessions occur monthly on the fourth Wednesday with open invitations to the public and a 2 36 start time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar
Witerlog Child Study Club
Cod. Murphy
Sinaryn Shephy
Waterton Child Study
W. W. Bent
Fh. A. Moldiman
J. GC. R. McSroon
Clarence Bylden
Lloyd Peverill
Halloween Party for Sunday School Class at Central Christian
Sunday school girls at Central Christian church enjoyed a Halloween party Monday at teacher Mrs. Leo Billings home. Prizes went to Gwendolyn Ackerman Alma Carr and Grace Bowman. games staged by Grace Alma Carr Gwendo lyn Ackerman. Alberta Cray Madeline White Vesta Wedemeier Nellie Byrns sang, Grace Bowman Thelma rer helped serve. Mrs Herbert Lawless and daughter Jean welcomed guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Hallowe’en
Leo Billings
Caresss
Gwendolyn Ackerman
Alma Carr
Grace Bowman
Alma
Carr
Alberta Cray
Madeline White
Vesta Wedemeier
Nellie Byrns
Thelmarer
Mrsceived
M Herbert Lawless
Jean
Mrs M R Roberts Dies After Long Greene Residence
Mrs. Mary Jane McRoberts died at her Greene Iowa home after long residence. Born 1850 in Armagh Ireland she came to town in 1883. She was a longtime Presbyterian member and is survived by a cousin and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements were not yet set.
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Greene
Mary Jane McRoberts
Armagh
Treland
Hom
Pant Shark
Suitde
Edward Tousley
Sartorl
Homer
Haddox
Sundiay
Jens Ostergaard
Dike
W. M. Gregg
Osage
Karl Et.flare
L. W. Bock
Waterloo
The
Evangelical Church
Clinton
Thevangelical Church
A. E
MH Stern
Presbyterian Churen
Mary
Clark Han
C. F. Rofie
MM Fate Auman
Aman
Watertoo
Authorize Contract for Water Tower Light Maintenance Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls council grants J J Kyhl authority to contract with Herold Palmer for annual water tower light maintenance at ten dollars per year. The 120 foot tower’s service has been inconsistent due to vibration. Palmer, a local college manual training faculty member, will supply materials and assume all accident obligations. Acknowledgment of Cedar Falls firemen aid to Janesville follows with donations from Hon. H Howe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
J. J. Kyhl
Herold Palmer
Palmer
Janesville
Cedar ‘Falls
H. Howe
If. I. Cross
Unger Witns at Newton Iowa in October ceremony
Harold F. Unger married Miss Luella Carson in Newton Indiana on October 7 in a quiet event. The groom, from La Porte City, studied at Ecklund Business College Waterloo and works at Maytag in Newton. the bride previously sold dry goods in Newton. They planned to live in Lewton after a short honeymoon visiting Des Moines Marshalltown and La Porte City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porte City
Get
Newton
Turday
Oet
Luella Carson
Harold F. Unger
Porte Chy
Air
FE C. Unger
Paul Becker
M. HE
Drygeads
la Porte City
Ecklund Business College
Waterloo
Maytag Manufacturing Company
Unger
City in brief notes local matters and social updates
Mrs J W Krapfer plans a visit to Omaha. Local legal and family news include a divorce and remarriage grant for Sherburne, and consent to remarry by Judge G W Wood. Various residents visit relatives, with mentions of Floyd Atmourd Street, Mary Leocadis, and others visiting family in Minnesota and Iowa. community events and senior class activities at West High are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JW. Krapfer
Omaha
Sherburne
John B. Sherburne
G. W. Wood
Z. Stankon
Fioyd
Atmourd Street
Ravhester
Minn
Stanton
Mary Leocadis
Muffin
Daceh
Buttatea
Nloyl
M Muallan
Go W. Paley
Family visits and summer guests in La Porte City
Ali and Mrs A T Kline of Los Angeles spent the summer with relatives in La Porte City as guests in the home of Mex Kline. Mr and Mrs J B Foss and Mr and Mrs Nino returned home after a stay of two weeks. The report mentions several visitors including Mr and Mrs Gates Rapid Ole and relatives in urban areas.
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Ali
A. T Kline
Los _Anselus
Cal
la Porte City
Mex
Kline
J. B. Foss
Nino
Bawk Island
Pau
Flattle
Are
Gott
Art Aubucn
Dunkerton Bible Claims 1703 Date as County’s Oldest
Mrs P O Dunkerton of Dunkerton asserts her 1703 Bible is the oldest in Buick Hawk county, countering a Courier report that Arthur H French’s Bible dated 715 is 210 years older. The Dunkerton family Bible remains in English and has passed through generations.
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Dunkerton
P.O. Dunkerton
Buick Hawk County
The
Courier
Arthur H. French
Fourth Street Cist
Waterloo Masons to Exemplify Twenty Ninth Degree at Cedar Rapids
Waterloo Masons and Waterloo residents travel to Cedar Rapids for the Iowa Consistory No. 2 reunion. A focal team will exemplify the twenty-ninth degree Thursday afternoon, with a group including J. W. Boeller C. M. Hollis RW Sheplee Claude Brinkernott A. C. Willford W. S. Brewman F A Haifa E R Wright HOE Bere man D P ig Conrad D L Hoff and R H Johnston. McGlades at Ames visit Sigma Nu house for a dance with their son and brother Leo as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Masons
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
J. W. Boeller
C. M. Hollis
Sheplee
Claude Brinkernott
A. C. Willford
W. S.brewman
Haifa
E.R. Wright
Hoe. Bereman
DP. Ig
Conrad
D. L. Hoff
R. H. Johnston
Sloan's Pain Softens Stiffness After One Night
A Philadelphia sportsman recounts a back strain from a hunting trip and says Sloan's Ointment relieved stiffness after one night of use. He notes no rubbing needed and praises quick, soothing effect, with the ad promising broad-muscle relief for aches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Sloan
Scottish Rite Club Plans Ladies Night in Waterloo
The Waterloo Scottish Rite club announces a Nov. 30 Ladies Night in Black's tearoom. Wives of members are invited. At the Oct. dinner Dr. J. A. Laurie spoke about Europe during a recent trip to Europe. Two violin solos by John Anderson with Mrs. Jope as accompanist and tenor solos by Mr. Jope were performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Scottish Rite Club
J. A. Laurie
Cedar Dcights Community Church
Europe
John Anderson
A. Jope
Rey
Jope
Textile dyeing advice in odd 19th century note
Fragmentary note discusses dyeing materials wool silk cotton and mixed goods. Mentions color choice and guidance suggesting routine dyeing practices. Intended as practical tip for fabric work rather than a narrative event.
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Grand Chapter
Annard
Alasgaiy
Davenport
R. BR. Zerwekch
Petry
Jessie Wheeler
Sociate
Walcome
Louis Block
A.fl & Alm
C. H. Tranter
Mary Ethel Dixon
Robert Francis
Charles A. Chickerins
Worthy Patrens
Becker
Elizabeth Kamitunn
Sioux City
Worthy
Edith Gomer
Akron
Adah
Adeline Cole
Grand Ruth
Saraly” Bachman
Esther
Florence
Martha
Lida Afee
W. Felundship Cipoleo
Hall East
Sacred Heart Court
St. Mary's Ball
EL M. Peck
Federation of Clubs
B Natural Club
Music Bulletin
Church News
He Davis
Outiook
Briden
Fannie A
Aten
John M. R
Searrhilich
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Alva Fisher
M Lockwood
Grace _ Methodist enuvele
Rattace
Proman Aldviel
Ana Mere Iytthy Bary
Matthers
Lariow
Hanes
Enniques
Paul's
Go Alten
Hallower Pamy
Brandis
I. Miller
Bert
St. Taher Melisty
PEO
Charlotte Huffman
J. Price
Porter
Charter A
Chicago
Gorden
Mount Pleasant
Noble Little
Nubbe
Wild Rose Club
Myrs
Wiliam Mellinde
Burpkin
I Ox
Ureoar Falls
Weis Glorgy YW
Twaddle
Residene
Ip Ceder Baila
Waterloo Evening Courier
TTL
West Fourth Street
Ofice
Partor
Jfo Howe
7. M. Fisher
Nelia Leonard
Black Hawk
Bard
Mrs. Lawrence
Drahman
Engley
Dumont
Clear Like
More
TJ. 1
Robinson
Ales
Thomas Purvell
Dubuque
Hampton
Virginia
Dorothy Arn Streever
Ruth Mayland
Mw Bhaloween
Streever
Clay Street
J. W. McLaughin
Detroit
J.D. Winding
Paul Paulsen
Pine Creek
Hey
Axels Hanger
Gerd Wise
K. Wise
Main Street
Los Angeles
Cedar Malls
Th Wise
Edith Adons
la Spe
Newton, IA
Lewton
Bert Betts Wilk
Bert Betts
U. S
Rock Island
Bett
Tom Good
Betts
Will Mike
Rompans von
Fearel Maddie
Uaatena
Buchanan ¥.M
Rumford
Ifor
Cedar. Rapids
A . Ayn
American Beet Sugar Company
Rmason
Ladies’ Night
Anqg
Drugeia
Aidv
Seg Mgm
Sage An Nasser
Rothtod Ptt
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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