Halloween Society Notes At Forum Hall In Waterloo
Goblins and sprites gather for a harvest party at Forum hall hosted by the Fellowship club of Greater Hawkeye Oil company with 150 attendees in costume. Ghost party guests, other social groups, and church ladies join in Halloween revels, prizes, games, dancing, and refreshments across Waterloo venues.
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Forum Hall
Fellowship Club
Greater Hawkeye Oil Company
Hawkeye Force
A. A. Hoffmann
Martin Hoffmann
Iowa University
Waterloo
Harold McDermott
Frank Bernard
Charlotte Brandt
East and
West High
Cedar Rapids
Chateau Studio
Mr. and
Edna Lighthart
Elma Holliday
Miss Lighthart
Helen Maxine Porterfield
C. L. Catt
Independence
W. 5. Hall
FO. P
J. O. Irungbauer
Arthur Vetter
M. J. Brown
Charles Lewis
Henry Buhleman
Charles Brown
W. O. T. Club
Matt Frost
Minnie Mahnke
Alvin Oftrogge
Mmes
Ray Bartes
Bertram Coghlan
Frederick Maunke
Jack Austin
Ray Barnes
The Sandman Story By Mrs F A Walker
Young Jack Rabbit disregards his mother warning of a coming storm and treks to a barn to steal turnips. A moonlit, windy night drives him toward danger as he crawls into shelter and muses on the safety of other creatures, before he must decide his next move.
Beauty Ch ats By Edna Kext Forbes
Edna Kext Forbes outlines methods to remove a double chin, arguing diet and massage plus a third step with astringents. Also notes yeast improves skin nourishment, old fashioned castile shampoo, and hair bleaching tips, ending with permanent hair removal by electric needle.
Side Talks On Watching Boys Fly Kites In A Vacant Lot
Ruth Cameron reflects on a fall afternoon spent watching two neighbors, now husbands, fly kites in a vacant lot. She recalls the joy of childhood, the science behind the kites, and her own longing for a simple, unfulfilled childhood wish reflected in a box kite mishap and Christmas desires.
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Hites
Altho
Tor
Patterns catalog notice for Waterloo Evening Courier
Advertisement for Waterloo Evening Courier patterns detailing how to obtain up-to-date designs from the fashion department. Enclose 15 cents per pattern and mail to Waterloo with orders filled promptly. Expect delivery about ten days after sending the order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
A Pretty Dress for Mother's Girl Pattern 3628
This 4 size dress pattern is sized for girls ages 16 and 112 years. It requires 4 3 4 yards of 27 inch material with bolero. Fabrics such as organdie dotted Swiss lawn voile etamine gingham taffeta crepe and crepe de chine are desirable. Pattern illustration mailed for 15 cents.
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Former chaplain to lecture here
Rev Peter Crum bly Franciscan missionary and former chaplain to the American expeditionary forces juvenile court and prison worker will deliver a lecture tomorrow evening in Knights of Columbus hall to which the general public will be welcomed His subject will be The Boy of Today and the Man of Tomorrow Admission is free and no collection will be taken
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Peter Crumbly
American Expeditionary Forces
Knights of Columbus
Welccome
Father Crumbly
Memphis
Tenn
Crumbly
Toliet
Ilinois State
Peter
Walter Grumbly
Boy slips at wreck injures leg in Jesup
A 10-year-old visiting with Roy Cummings to inspect an Illinois Central wreck in Jesup Iowa slipped and broke his left leg. He received care from the company physician.
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Jesup
Roy Cummings
Illinois Central Lines
Jack Rabbit Hero Fends Off Fox in Barn Tale
In a moonlit barn, Jack Rabbit faces Mr Fox who pokes his nose in. Jack kicks the fox in the face, sending him fleeing as Mrs Hen praises Jack for saving her brood. After a quiet night, Jack returns to the turnips then goes home as the snow stops.
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Jack Rabbit
Jack
Mr. Man
Mr. Fox
Jack Rabbitt
Mrs. Hen
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Catholic Daughters of America
J. B. Bruner
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Nan Black
Louis Kresensky
Jay Couch
Loren J. Berry
Franklin Street
Union
K. of P. Hall
L. Kern
Union of California
Blanche McCormick
Epworth, League
Graves Memorial L. B
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Sarah C. Gibeaut
Gharles Gibeaut
J. W. Thompson
Teddy Kezar
Hal Lowe
H. H. Caughlin
He Caughlin
R. O. Hutchison
Co. D. O'Harrow
G. B. Miller
Lilla Alford
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Willard Hall
Ames
HE. C. Marson
Gannyside
Chris. A. M. Placa
G. N. Garrettson
C. W. Robertson
Suonyside Country Club
C. QO. Balliett
E. L. Johnson
C. W. Hellen
H. B. Plum
Ae Hutton-Parsons
Carl Hutton
D. M. Hutton
Logan Avenue
Wheelwright
Cedar Heights
Sacred Heart—Women of
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Sacred Heart School
Christ Episcopal
Daughters of the King
Jessie Corley
Cecil Bickley
Walter French
Edward L. Corton
H. S&s.taylor
Les
Rebekahs
Noble Grand Association
L. R.parke
Book and Needle Club
M. H. Kimball
Neil Jackson
Rainbow Circle
Rainbow Nee
Memorial
Coon
Women’s Relief Corps
Waterloo Shrine
Cltb
Armory
United Presbyterian — Women's, Missionary Society
J. P. Jaggar
Sandman
F. A Walker
Mrs. Rabbit
Dog
Edna Kext Forbes
Nature
Castile
Ruth Cameron
Ee Hiee
Jelke
John F. Jelke Company
Chicago
Waterloo Fruit & Commission CO
Waterlon
Towa
Optometrists
Heinz