Waterloo social clubs and unions events recounted
Thursday afternoon social notes recount Mrs C Worrell, Mrs Williams and others at PTA and club gatherings. Announcements include a farewell reception for Mr and Mrs Asquith at Westminster Church, and multiple weddings in Waterloo and Cedar Falls with attendees and addresses. The piece lists meetings, picnics, and club officer reports from local unions and auxiliary groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrova Club
C. ‘Worrell
WY. Willams
C. Els
B. Club
W. I. Jeff Ties
Coterie
Byrnes Park
Klatter Klub
Harold Apfel
Lua Porte Needlework Club
A. Alexander
C. TY. U
Sally Ferris
Waterloo
Los Angeles
Cal
W.c. TU
Willard Hall
Ferris
Cedar Falls
Ida Mitchell
Waterloo Union
Edna Renner
Mitchell
Amanda Rickert
Fashion Advice for Appearance and Grooming
A nineteenth century style column advises readers on dignity in dress and grooming. It emphasizes choosing clothes to flatter rather than alter natural features, warns against extreme styles, and stresses coordinating hair color with eye shade. It also hints at beauty as a detail oriented trait and includes snippets of health and household tips scattered within.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ines
People Who Make Their Names Trademarks
A discussion on how public perception brands individuals by character. Montgomer y urges living so that a name itself becomes a symbol of trust, loyalty, and usefulness, influencing how others judge a person even before knowing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Molly
Montgomery
Among the Churches Lutheran Ladies Aid meets tomorrow
The Lutheran Ladies Aid society gathers tomorrow afternoon at church parlors with Mines Brightsm an and Herman Becker as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran—Ladies' Aid Society
Mines
Brightsman
Herman Becker
Boy on Bicycle Struck by Auto Injured in Waterloo
A boy named Adolph Pietel, age not fully listed, was struck while riding a bicycle on Logutt Avenue at the Dane intersection last evening. He suffered severe injuries and was taken home for care as doctors awaited swelling reduction to assess potential fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Pietel
Logutt Avenue
Dane
L. F. Dietel
Logan Avenue
Adolph
LL. EB. Peek
Hereford Cattle Sales Announced for Early Dates
Hereford cattle sales are planned across Waterloo Cedar Falls and surrounding areas with dates in September October and November. Prominent managers include Atmos Burhans and A Minish & Bros with auctions in Cedar Falls Waterloo and Hudson plus sales by HE R Wilson & Bro Waterford Independence and others. The Iowa Hereford breeders association notes Iowa leads the nation in Hereford seed stock and related stock events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Waterloo
Vedar Falls
Atmos Burhans
Oc. Griffith
Audson
Cedar Falls
A. Minish & Bros
Wateriog
Hudson
R. Housstlow
Black Jhiwlh
Lin
William Gallinaway
Iowa Cattle Company
Wieferlan
Barrhans
Eewin Moore & Sons
Blue Harth
Minn
Adam Scheetz
Iowa City
Wrighe & Som
KE. W. Won
Brighton
Oet
Webster County
Hereford Breeders’ Association
Fort Dodee
Iowa
Yael
Union
Ames Students Judges at Cedar Valley Fair
Members of the Iowa State College faculty serving as judges at the Cedar Valley fair include Rex Terresford John Nay Ploe Tomlinson HW W Blilenbendes animal husbandry Robert S Herrick apale and Truly M W Houser grain and corn Janet K Catton home economics and Royal T Watbrook engineering extension. Holbrook operates a booth on healing plants and will have a similar display at the Dalry Cattle Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Thetowa State College
Ames
Rex Terresford
John Nay
Ploe. Tomlinson
HW. W. Blilenbendes
Animal Husbandty
Robert $. Herri¢lk
Apale and Truly
M. W. Houser
Grain and Corn
Janet K. Catton
Home Economic Department
Royal T. Watbrook
Holbrook
Sid Balledins
Dalry Cattle Congress
Interesting spectator at municipal court in Santa Fe
B P Davies mayor of Santa Fe New Mexico visited with his wife to see Mrs Davies brother Frank J Hanlon as a college chum of Attorney J G C Murtagh. He spent the day at city hall reviewing administration methods and previously practiced law in Waterloo before moving to New Mexico 18 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jif
Westminster Presbyterian Church
S.A. Asquith
California
A. A. McCormick
Robert Waterson
A. McCormick
A. CG. Preston
John Limbert
J. G. Northey
WP. Jensen
Afr
Asquith
Church Park
A. Asquith & Brother
Bellingham
Arthur Lichixy
Edna
Dorothy Bellingham
B. P. Davies
Sante Fe
N. M
Davies
Frank J. Hanlon
Wellington Fials
J. GC. Murtagh
Sante Me
Waterloo
New Mexico
Discoveries that Benefit Mankind in Milk Powders
In 1835 Newton coined the vacuum process to condense milk with cane sugar into a semi liquid form. In 1888 Horlick of Racine Wis discovered drying milk into a malted powder with malted grains and sugar. Horlicks Malted Milk proved nutritive easy to prepare and stable in any climate, an ideal drink from infancy to old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Horlick
Racine
Wis
Horlige
Marriage Licenses Set In Greene and Vinton Areas
Fred Dirks and Mary Dirks of Greene listed for a marriage license. William J. Lowe and Harriet A. Bruce of Vinton cited. Ada M. Shank of Waterloo noted. Medford PD Neher of Chicago appears in record. 2.0.26
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Bruce
Iss Harriet Al,bruce
William J. Long
J. J. Swbaugh
Cottage Streat
Lockwood
Vinton
Fred Dirks
Greene
Mary Dirks
William J. Lowe
Harriet A. Bruce
Medford
Neher
Chicago
Ada M. Shank
Waterloo
Aviator Taylor Delights Mother With Stunt Display
A local aviator named Taylor performed a daytime stunt show to thrill his mother at Cedar Mells field. The event featured a low flight over homes, a dramatic spiral, and a formal aviation display that drew curious neighbors and visitors. After the showcase, officials announced ongoing measures to control a nearby rubbish pond fire and monitor the area.
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Taylor
Che
Beneseine Ak
Agro Vonany
Ashing
Lintred ‘Hasler
Pfeloek
Han
Byrnes Park
Vlelata
Sao
CIA
Aeny Aviation
Cheogmnan
Campaign to Add 1000 New Members Amid City Drive
A Waterloo campaign aims to recruit 1000 members starting September 20, with a citywide effort organized by AZ Lad WEE and local volunteers. The program includes classes, street work, and meetings at VY and other venues, led by Party leaders and organizers to boost support and voter turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
M.C. AY
Syndeher
Tom Miftter
Oseleet Agarn
Aie
Cimpadien
Dus
Jess Mes
Euts
Tiana
Che
Ren Bers
Pielipasos
Weterloo Man Fatally Injured After Car Collision
A Weterloo man was fatally injured yesterday in a car related incident on a pavement. Reports indicate he either stepped into traffic or fell from a raised curb while near Gale Saerbard Wengage Hospital. His relatives in Warren, Wik, confirm the deceased is Mr Van Flori, approved by Olsen Construction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weterloo
Pati
Warlertog
Ayas
Reesers
Gale Fe
Former Waterloo Man Drove Engines in Battle Areas
Highly damaged OCR chronicles a Waterloo native, Sergt Tarr, who served as an engineer in France during World War I. He transported locomotives and supplies across Allied lines, earning recognition for bravery while delivering critical engines under fire near Verdun and other fronts. Commanding trains, he faced shellfire and danger but remained steady, contributing to transport missions and war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Dheehaspet
Dhe Orny
France
Sud
iEever
Jhets Vightay Witerton
Tita Eiater
Migs
Abvblo
Teagdaer Othe Wieligton Cadag Selioet
Seattle
Bergh
Laure
Brhghur
Verdun
Pho
Seri Barr
Wapdund
Switzer- Tad
Uiely
Bratitan Geerpainay
Orf
Sergi
Baar
Willfort Ak
Waterloo to Host Tri State Medical Convention 1920
Waterloo plans to host the Tri State Medical Convention in 1920 with local physicians taking active roles. Reported figures Ferdie Toe and Ian O Keefe are noted leaders in the Physicians assembly and convention committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ferdie
Pri-State District Medical Association
Convention Opens as Leaders Prepare State Essays
The convention began Monday with Dr. Hartman and Dr. EB Stevenson addressing sessions. Dr. Joseph W. Krowntree led the morning programs as essays by leaders from Iowa Illinois and Wisconsin were planned. Eminent guests and hosts organized discussions during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krank
Hartman
EB. Stevenson
Whic
Joseph W. Krowntree
Iowa
Linois
Wisconsin
Palmers Pool Acreage to Encourage Oil Drilling
A dozen farmers north of Mound Ringio pool their 3,001 acres to back oil development. They offer an undivided half interest and oppose no single entity. The move marks a collective bid to attract drilling, despite local farmer resistance to such activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmers
Mound Ringio
Kan
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Ada Shank
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Meadford Meher
Chi‘cazo
Aiven
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Shaffner-Campbell
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M. G. Munn
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F. J. Mivrgias
Town Federation of
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Watt Tan
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Kentucky
Oxy Ruth Cameron
Terrell
Terrel
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