Autumn social season opens as schools restart
September marks end of summer with Labor Day picnics and sports. Teachers return to Waterloo with new staff and a tea planned by the American Association of University Women on Sept 15. Parent teacher groups, clubs, and societies resume meetings, with weddings and social events shaping the fall season. Plans include community gatherings, special welcomes, and a busy calendar through September and October.
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Waterloo
American Association of University Women
Perry Cowles
Business
Toe Gardens
Zot Juncheon
Social Events on Week's Calendar
A list of weekly social events across Walnut Street Baptist church Cedar Falls and Waterloo area detailing clubs lodges and associations with dates from Monday through Sunday including gatherings at Riverview park Garden club and various church and lodge events with organizers named such as Mrs W F Parrott Mrs Lou Armstrong and Mr Edward Hagerstrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
William King Farm
West
Waterigo Township
Burea
Riverview Park
Cedar Falls
Miss Ida Schwind Named General Secretary at Local YWCA
Miss Ida Schwind of Dubuque arrived in Waterloo to take duties as general secretary of the YWCA. A University of Iowa graduate with A B and M A degrees, she has taught at the University of Dubuque and served as dean of women. She has attended Columbia University and the YWCA national school and has done extensive volunteer work with local WWA activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Schwind
Dubuque
Waterloo
Iowa
Schwind
University of Iowa
Columbia University
W. C. A. National School
New York City
Schwing
Worl
B Natural Music Club Plans for Season Annu al program details
The B Natural Music Club outlines its coming season with a September 40 meeting hosted by Miss Ethel Brinkman, featuring American Women Composers and works by Beach Frees and Jacobs Bond. Monthly topics include Schubert centennials, prominent symphony organizations, and original member compositions, ending with a June banquet. Garden Club events and a marriage in Waterloo are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Natural Music Club
Ethel Brinkman
Martha McCormick
Hints in Beauty Care by Edwa Kent
This piece gives home beauty tips from washing and freshening skin to using vanishing cream and peroxide. It includes facial steaming with hot and cold towels, cleansing and brushing hair, and light exercises to tone the abdomen and waist for a youthful look.
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Edwa Kent
Edith Thomson Weds Raymond Lambert at Cedar Falls
Miss Edith Olive Thomson daughter of Mrs Ela B Thomson of 911 Washington street became the bride of Raymond Ewing Lambert son of Mr and Mrs C E Lambert of Buckingham Ia at First Christian church Cedar Falls at 10 this morning. Rev R W Fillmore performed the single ring ceremony in front of immediate families. Attendants were Miss Worth Mythaler Waterloo and Norman Thomson brother of the bride. The couple left for a short trip through Minnesota and will reside at the C E Lambert farm near Buckingham after September 10. The bride, West High graduate, has been a cashier at F W Woolworth Co Commercial street. Lambert is a Town State College Ames agriculture graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Olive Thomson
Ela B. Thomson
Washington Street
Raymond Ewing Lambert
C. E. Lambert
Ityingham
First Christian Church
Cedar Falls
R. W. Fillmore
Worith Mythaler
Waterloo
Norman Thomson
Miss Mythaler
Minnesota
Hime
Commercial Street
Lambert
Agriculture Department
Town State College
Ames
Miss Janet Sloan Visits City Former Teacher Honored
Miss Janet E Sloan formerly taught at West High in this city. she was guest of Miss Milly Robinson at Cellar Falls and entertained by Waterloo friends during her Newark New Jersey teaching stint. Miss Margaret King hosted luncheon for eight, with Anns Deound, Katherine Young, Ruth Ruth, Vera Rock Walls, Milly Robinson, Sloan, and Etta King attending. Former students met at Elwin M Moore's home Friday evening.
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Janet. E. Sloan
Brookins, & CD
West High School
Milly Robinson
Cellar Falls
Waterloo
Sloan
Newark
N. J
Margaret King
Baltimore Street
Anns Deound
Katharine Young
Ruth Ruth
Vera Rock Walls
Etta King
Elwin M. Moore
Third Avenue West
Mitchell County Publisher Weds Stacyville Gir
Stannard Hill of Mitchell County Press wed Amy Delancey in Stacyville Cedar Rapids ceremony attended by Mr and Mrs Walliss Gaines. Hill’s mother had married Amy’s father William Delangy years earlier.
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Éqaurver
Osage
Stannard Hill
Mitchell County Press
Amy Delancey
Stacy
Cedar Rapids
Walliss Gaines
Mr. Hill
William Delangy
Women's Working Association Holds All Day Meeting
First Presbyterian church hosts an all day gathering with lunch at noon and at 1 15 missionary society session. Miss Sadie Miller from India will speak and Miss Martha McCormick will render vocal selections. St Margaret's guild at St Mark's Episcopal holds first fall meeting Thursday at 2 30 at Mrs W E Johnson 620 Park Ave West with an important business session.
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Women's Working Association of First
Presbyterian Church
Mis Sionary Society
Sadie Miller
India
Martha McCormick
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
W. E. Johnson
Park Avenue West
Club Notes Golden Link Clib Meeting At Mrs Armstrong Home
Mrs Lou Armstrong hosts club meeting at 1038 Berth Avenue on Wednesday afternoon. In honor of Mrs A J Berge of Chicago members of the N C U club were entertained by Mrs William B Herren of 426 Denver Street Friday afternoon. Two tables of bridge played with favors awarded to Mrs Berge Mrs B E M Gindt and Mrs Paul Penne.
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Golden Link Clib
Lou Armstrong
Berth Avenue
A. J. Berge
Chicago
William B. Herren
Denver Street
Berge
BE. M. Gindt
Paul Penne
Bride Elect Honored With Social Affairs in Sent
Miss Beth Crowell, soon to wed, received multiple social entertainments last week. Mire A. G. Horn hosted a luncheon at Black's Tea Room in her honor with Mrs. Fred Ingle of Portage Wisconsin as a visiting guest. Afternoon card games followed at 120 South Bar Clay Shred. A Friday bridge and gift party was hosted by Mrs. Earl Glasson at 234 Prmepects Avenue where Crowell won top honor and received a special gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Crowell
Miss Morgan Goes to Chicago for Violin Study
Miss Hortense Morgan daughter of Mrs Mae Morgan 614 Washington street will leave for Chicago early next week to study violin with the noted teacher Samttini at Chicago Music College She was awarded a Juilliard foundation scholarship after being heard in Chicago in June and has appeared in recitals and concerts locally directing Westminster Presbyterian church orchestra and playing with a trio at the Elks club She has won several prizes in contests and competitions, including performances with Helel Russell-Samsonu.
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Hortense Morgan
Mae Morgan
Washington Street
Chicago
Samttini
Chicago Music College
Miss Morgan
Juillard Foundation of
New York
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Elks’ Club
Gs Helel Russell-Samsonu
Sunshine Rebekah Banquet Honors Past Nobles at Waterloo
Past Noble Grands of Sunshine Rebekah lodge will be honored at a 6 30 p m banquet at Waterloo I C O F hall. Guests include Mrs Peter Darey Mrs John Munson Mrs Carl Anderson and others. A benefit card party follows at the Hagertrom home 915 Western Ave. Initiation activity noted for Weid Becker chapter No 499 and Daughters of Civil War Veterans services planned for Memorial Hall Tuesday evening. Thirty-one members attended a Byrnes park picnic with a basket supper at 6 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Woman's Benefit Association
Moose Hall
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Waterloo
Daughters of Civil War Veterans—Memorial
Women's Working — Association
First Presbyterian Church
Golden Link Club
Lou Armstrong
Noble
C. H. Abbs
Rosa Carpenter
T. Il. Gordon
John Geertien
Harold Cuddeback
A. G. Picken
Sarah Scholes
Edward Hagerstrom
Western Avenue
Weid—Becker
Order of Eastern Star
Park Avenue
Sycamore Street
Memorial Hall
Byrnes Park
Savory Soup and Grilled Skewered Steak Recipe
A summer menu includes a mild soup made with carrots butter sugar salt clear beef broth strained and thickened with flour and butter. Also a skewered steak with mushroom bacon and carrot on a grill, plus a Raspberry Punch with raspberries sugar juice and citrus served over cracked ice.
Miss McGarvey Becomes Bride of Robert White
Miss Villanova McGarvey daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence McGarvey and Robert T White of Chicago were married at Sacred Heart church in a 9 am nuptial Mass. Attendants included Florence Faye of Chicago and Dorothy Lynch of Waterloo. The couple left for Niagara Falls New York City and Washington DC before settling in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villanova McGarvey
Lawrence Fr. McGarvey
Fourth Street
Robert ‘I. White
Chicago
B. EB. White
Lincoln Street
Waterleo
Sacred Heart Church
J. M. Molloy
Florence Faye
Jace
A. Carlton Ernstone
Boston
Mia
Frank Hanson
A. Garsten Ernstene
Margaret
Eleanor Kelly
Madeline Moore
Dorothy Wadsworth
Marriage Rites Solemnized at Home of Bride
Mr and Mrs August Widdel announce the marriage of their daughter Ruth to Paul D Schermerhorn son of Mrs Mary C Schermerhorn Waterloo at their Route 4 home at 9 this morning. Rev A H Semmann performed the ceremony. Attendants were Mr and Mrs H D Mastein. The bride wore a blue georgette gown. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple left for Minneapolis and other points.
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August Widdel
Miss Ruth
Paul D. Schermerhorn
Mary C. Schermerhorn
Waterloo
Route 4
A. H. Semmann
H. D. Mastein
Legion Service Cup On Display Here In Waterloo
The American Legion Becker-Chapman post displays the silver bronze Legion Service Cup for the most outstanding small town community service in a town under 5000, to be judged at Cedar Rapids September 10 to 12. The Hanford MacNider trophy has won twice by Becker-Chapman, and if won again may stay in Waterloo. Also notes J R Jackson rushing to Newark due to sister Augusta Jackson’s illness, and Waterloo Baseball Association to host Hawk team banquet with miniature silver baseballs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Becker-Chapman Post
Iowa
Legion Headquarters
Memorial Hall
Cedar Rapids
Hanford MacNider
Wes
Oy Becker-Chapman Post
Waterloo
Waterloo Baseball Association
Hawk
Russell Lamson
Births Reported With Numerous Newborn Names
Mr and Mrs Gordon Sizer Aug 28 19 Wale ant a son William Gordon. Mr and Mrs Herman Mathias Me Vernon township Aug 27 a daughter Gladys Adi. Mr and Mrs Carl Condon Beantazion township Aug 16 a son Eugene Francia. Mr and Mrs Pater B Ruiz 264 Ma ple Aug 19 a daughter Dolores Marcella. Mr and Mrs Andrew Xougouns 408 Eighth west Aug 18 daughter Mary. Mr and Mrs Spenter W Swartz 117 Leonard Aug 15 a son Lesroy Franklin. Mr and Mrs Erward Schmidt 104 Vaughan Aug 21 a son Harry John. Mr and Mrs Ralph Roberts 1116 Jefferson Aug 11 daughter Jo Ann. Mr and Mrs Otto Nelson 295 Janney Aug 12 son Robert. Mr and Mrs John W White 240 Maple Aug 4 daughter Mildred Marie. Mr and Mrs James S Gilt 713 Bary Maynorth Aug 14 daughter Se. and Mrs Rey Bank 212 Tenth west July 2h daughter Phyllis. Mr and Mrs Withur F Condon 415 Jana Aug 22 daughter Lavonne Eliz nth. Mr and Mrs Charles B Wheeler Wa retloo Aug 22 son Charles DeForrest. Mr and Mrs Frank Albert Swanson Presbyterian hospital Aug 23 daughter Marilyn Joyce. Mr and Mrs John Peter Beck 184 Senth west Aug 21 son. Mr and Mrs Karl A Appleby Water Ino Aug 1 daughter Claradine dean. Mr and Mrs Floyd Harold Colvin route 8 Waterloo Auk 25 son Robert Harold.
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Gordon Sizer
Waleant
William Gordon
Herman Mathias
Me. Vernon Township
Gladys Adi
Carl Condon
Beantazion Township
Eugene Francia
Pater B. Ruiz
Maple
Dolores Marcella
Andrew Xougouns
Eighth West
Dughter
Mary
Spenter W.swartz
Leonard
Lesroy Franklin
Erward Schmidt
Vaughan
Harry John
Ralph Roberts
Jefferson
Jo Ann
Otto Nelson
Janney
Robert
John W. White
Mildred Marie
James
Bary Maynorth
Rey Bank
Tenth West
Phyllis
Withur F. Condon
Jana
Lavonne Elizanth
Charles B. Wheeler
Waretloo
Charles DeForrest
Frank Albert Swanson
Presbyterian Hospital
Marilyn Joyce
John Peter Beck
Senth West
Karl A. Appleby
Water Ino
Claradine Dean
Floyd Harold Colvin
Route
Waterloo
Auk
Harold
ChiMs First Scheme Family Prechel 61 Pine Te Haltecal
An odd clipped note from a local column cites a home education piece titled The ChiMs First Scheme is the Family by Prechel. It references addresses on Wert rertieth street and a Courier column in the Evening edition.
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Prechel
Pine
Ringermeise Aascckation
Rertieth Street
Courier
No Fairy Folk and the Price of Doing Good
A narrator recalls teaching children a lesson on kindness over reward. Bobby, a neighborhood errand boy, quits after Mrs. Fields refuses payment, illustrating how gratitude matters more than money and how helping others should be its own reward. The tale ends with reflections on perspective and generosity.
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Bobby
Boy learns reward should come from God and others
A dialogue shows Bobby’s parents guiding him to act for sincere good, not for pay. They balance praise with teaching that true reward lies in esteem and self respect, while some duties still earn payment as part of training.
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Roel
Bobby
Ionad
Daddy
Picnic of Traveling Men Draws Hundreds at Electric Park
About 200 Wa terloo Traveling and Business Men association members and families met at Electric park for the annual outdoor picnic. A 12:30 p m dinner featured coffee bread butter lemonade and ice cream. At 2 p m a cash prize sports program included races and contests for men women boys and girls, with George Buchan in charge of events and John Rock handling refreshments.
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Waterloo Traveling and Business Men's Association
Electric’ Park
George Buchan
Cortlandt Street
John Rock
Wellington Street
City In Brief School Start Near As Locals Readjust
A sprawling city brief lists residents traveling for Labor Day weekends to Moline Rochester and Chicago, teachers leaving for Kingsley and Brady, a divorce suit filed by Catherine Lawson, courthouse offices closing for the holiday, and several locals visiting relatives or on business trips. Notable mentions include Claire Gleason teaching in Brady Montana, Jerome Edelson visiting his brother A J Edelson, and Dr. Warren L. Steeves speaking at Cedar Lake Bible conferences. An 11 year old Dolliver girl, Anha Frerichs, is recovering after a gun accident at Allen Memorial Hospital. Local officials note office hours change after today with Saturday openings restored.
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Jerome B. Myers
Chicago
H. W. Hammond
Hammond Avenue
C. ©. Taken
Winnetke
Ill
Harry A. Boysen
Park Drive
Inez Childs
Baltimore Street
Kingsley
Catherine Lawson
Robert Lawson
Vinion
Betty Brower
Walnut Street
Cherokee
Warren L. Steeves
Anha Frerichs
Conrad Freichs
Dolliver
Allen Memorial Hospital
Johnny
Nathan Sharp
Federal Securities Company
Cal. Sharp
Vermont Street
Europe
Norway
Sweden
France
Germany
Scotland
England
Amsterdam
Holand
Early classroom growth under home and school guidance
John A. H. Keith, former superintendent of the Pennsylvania department of public instruction, notes that kindergarten activity reflects a child’s early development when aided by a virtuous home and an ethically stimulating environment.
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John A. H. Keith
Department of Publi Instruction
Pennsylvania
Grand Councillor of UCT to Visit Waterloo Sept 8
J R Carlin to visit Waterloo council No 201 United Commercial Travelers with Grand Councillor Garlin from Oskaloosa Iowa. Luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson noon hosted by W M Manning. Dinner at 6 pm for UCT and auxiliaries. Guests from Cedar Rapids and Charles City. Social gathering after. Also notes A G C Tatro back with G A R comrades after Pine Gables trip at Lake Girl.
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Waterloo
United Commercial Travelers
J. R. Carlin
Oskaloosa
Towa
LO. C. F
Fourth Street
Hotel Russell-Lamson
W. M. Manning
Garlin
Cedar Rapids
Sharles City
Fred L. Wimber
Tadies’ Auxliary
C F Telephone Evidence Filed in Cedar Falls
Fr G Parrish of Des Moines filed depositions with Cedar Falls clerk regarding how long Northwestern Bell has been established in Cedar Falls. Witnesses including G E Bickley and Daisy Wilson testified the exchange began in 1883. Depositions to be taken in Waterloo on Sept 19 by Henry W Brandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Cedar Falls
FR. G. Parrish
Des Moines
G. E. Bickley
Daisy Wilson
H. L. Chase
C. A. Showers
George S. Mornin
Charles E. Hall
Iowa
Parrish
Cleveland Return Party Delights In Ontario Trip
Mr and Mrs MB Cleveland and children Mary Bicangr and Rhores Mortimer return today from a two weeks vacation with Fort Arthur Ontario as the objective They stopped at Gunfield lake on the border for a portage camp and visited Duluth the Superior national forest and Baby Doll lake en route
Brain Test Answer Sentences Summary
The set lists ten statements about language facts geography time and numbers. It includes verifiable truths and misstatements such as Cuba being an island and a dollar equaling one hundred cents, while noting varying difficulty levels in solving the problem and a claim about Millon as a major English poll.
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Cuba
Florida
Ganges
India
Millon
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University of One
Edith ‘Thomson
Raymond Lambert
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Margaret Howe
Virgil. Thomas. Herbert
Tarbell
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Oxford Junction
Bundsy
Atdath Lindsay
Jo. W. Morgan
Kansas City
Beth
Crowell
Harold Rietz
Minneapolis
Frances
Meeker
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Hope
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Faye
Dorothy
Martin
OG. J. Buckler
Washington
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Mahrons’ Club
Becker
O. F. 3S
Frank Adams
Oakland ‘Stret
W. F. Parrott
Woman's
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Eerridge
Sunnyside Country Club
Phi Sigma Chi
Black
Park Avenue East
Sycamore
Central Christian Church
Glenn Hallman
Harold Masters
Blue Triangle League
Atternyon
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
Yeomen Lodge
Sunnyside Gountreyuh
Surshine Rebekah Lodge
Waterloo Lite Underwriters’ Association
Black's Tearoom
Garden Club
Moed
Waterloo Garden Club
Cedar Heights
Pinehurst
A. B. Rumsey
Flinn Ebert
Alyce — Ebert
Charles Ebert
Janestille
Peter L. Flinn
Tittle Brown
the Vale
Nashua
J. L. Mc Corson, Jr
Fifth Street
Edith Thomson
Janet Sloan
Mitchell County
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Electric Park
Roy Leslie Smith
Trussell Warren
Alla Lundy
Jewel Court
WN. A. Gollivally
Ther
Mulberry Street
de Walter Granger
LaPorte City
Church News
Morgan
Sunshine Rebekah
Miss McGarvey
Robert T. White
H. G. Zeller
Aplington
Sons of Union Veterans, Camp and Auxiliary
Zeller
Legion Service Cup
J. R. Jackson
Lowa Dairy Separator Company
N.J
Augusta Jackson
Miss Jackson
Helen Grege Greem
Alice Carey
Buchanan, ¥.M.C.A
Ada Silefer
Lafayette Street
Fayette
J. B. Cade
Moline
Roy Hulett
St. Louis
Claire Gleason
Brady, Mont
William Palmer Woodcach
Spencer
B. Hunter
Locust Street
A. J. Howard
Backbone State Park
Aubrey Bievens
Jefferson Street
Isit
Ocheyedan
Estherville
Lake Okoboji
Jerome Sprague
Maple Street
Minn
Joseph M. Edelson
A. J. Edelson
B. L. Holton
Albert Dea
Holton
Labor Day
David B. Toenjes and Son
Kingsley Avenue
McGregor. Ta
F. H. Clark
Winona McGovern
Margaret Lonergan
Rochester
Sored
Moody Bible Institute
Northern Town ‘Baptist Association
Goldfield
Roy Short
Fourth Street West
Myr
T. L. Wheeler
Paris
Jean Patou
U.C.T
Latro
A. GC. Tatro
G. A. Ry
Pine Gables
Girl Lake
Ward Tatro
St. Paul
St] Ai
C.F
Esitieons
Blue Star
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
9Th St. Phorie
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Sing
NAMC
Cendeensees Sysececoure
Essvecasaee
Orey
Palle
Nye
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