Rev MacDonald and Mrs MacDonald Honored at Wal Out Picnic
More than 200 members of Wal-Out Street Baptist Church and guests from other denominations gathered in Cedar River Park for a farewell tribute to Rev R X MacDonald and his wife. The crowd pinned $175 in bills on their clothing after an informal program with talks by ministers and church leaders.
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Wal- Out Street Baptist Church
Cedar River Park
R. X. MacDonald
Frank Puller
J. Ral Macartney
Rat Presbyterian
Mirs. MacDonald
Billy’ Pierce
Special Labor Day Dinner at Sunnyside Club
Sunnyside Country Club will serve a special Labor Day dinner at noon and night September 7. Reservations should be made early, preferably by Saturday noon. September events include bridge sessions on the 7th, 16th, 23rd, and 30th, plus two dinner dances on September 4 and 18. The invitational two day golf tournament is scheduled for October 3 and 4, coinciding with the Dairy Cattle Congress. Members are urged to invite out of town friends to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
Dairy Cattle Congress
Becker Chapter Resumes Year’s Sessions Under Star Leadership
Becker Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star led by Mrs. C. H. Trunkey resumed sessions at the Masonic temple after summer vacation. About 75 attended including several visitors and local teachers. Initiation ceremonies for two candidates included Miss Gladys Towne singing Rock of Ages. a social hour followed adjournment. Dining hall service was led by Mrs. W. E. Peavey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily, Gates
Lee Ostrander
Harold Fox
William Strickler
Waterloo D A R Plans Dinner Meeting to Open Year
Waterloo chapter of the D A R schedules a dinner meeting on September 11 at Black's to begin the year’s activities. A preceding board meeting and post dinner program are planned with hostess group including Mrs. E G Leffler and Mrs. J R Roberts.
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Black’s
Waterloo
J. R. Roberts
F. A. Gibson
Wostesses
E.G. Leffler
G. C. Kennedy
Alta Fisher
C. F. Brown
Ben Hesser
Thomas
Courier Seeks Club Programs and Membership Lists
The society department asks women's organizations to send club programs and membership lists for accurate announcements. Officials should submit meeting reports to the society editor by phone or in writing, with a cutoff time and no long musical programs by telephone. Cooperation between Waterloo women and the press is urged for an up to date page.
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Mechanical Department
Society Department
Waterloo
Friday Meetings Highlight Local Fraternal Groups
Friday afternoon events include the Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and the Regular session at Fireman's hall. Lincoln circle Fortnightly meets in Memorial hall and Temple Rebekah No 54 holds a regular meeting in the Odd Fellows hall east.
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B. of Lb
FL & E
Fireman's Hall
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
Temple Rebekah No. 54
O. F
Hall East
Mary Callahan and James Craney Wed at Independence
Miss Mary Callahan and James J. Craney wed at St. John’s Catholic Church in Independence at 7 a m. with Father R A Ormsby officiating. The couple’s reception followed at the bride’s parents home.
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Mary Callahan
James Craney
Independence
Morrison to appear in third recital on Sept. 25
Lincoln Neb. soprano Mrs. Bess Gearhart Morrison will perform at First Congregational Church on September 25 after two prior acclaimed appearances in Waterloo. The program, titled The Fool, previously featured at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Joint sponsorship comes from Westminster auxiliary and First Congregational Women’s groups.
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Bess Gearhart Morrison
Lincoln
Neb
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Woman’s Rotary Club
First Congregational Church
Woman's Auxiliary
Westminster Presbyterian
Women's Organization
First Congregational
Morrison
Fred W. Wimberley
Beauty Tips For Fresh Eyes And General Health
The piece advises resting tired eyes to look younger, using dark rooms and brief eye rests, avoiding reading in moving vehicles, using warm and cold compresses, and keeping the body healthy. It warns against eye strain, suggests limited use of glasses, and mentions home remedies like boric acid solutions and agar agar for skin and hair issues. It also notes caution about not inserting substances into the eye and comments on nose oiliness linked to bodily health.
Grace Methodist Church Elects New Officers
Mrs Yahuke was chosen president of the Ladies Aid Department of Grace Methodist Church at a Wednesday meeting. Mrs DeWald retires after three terms. Mrs Shirley becomes assistant. Other officers include Mrs Lundberg as second vice president, Mrs Dusk as secretary, and Mrs Ninse as treasurer. A penny supper was planned for September 18. Members also heard a Home Mission Society report and a scene in a parlor car exhibit staged by Mrs Park and Mrs Greason led the Foreign Missionary division.
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Yahuke
Grace Methodist Church
George W. DeWald
Joseph Shirley
Yahiake
Je Lundberg
Loren A. Dusk
B. J. Ninse
Misa Mary Esther iNagenen Ynad
Moonlight Sanita
Henshoven
Home Mission
ATV Soviety
S. A. Cohagen
J. B. Park
A. M. Greason
Poreign Missionary Division
Funch
Valtnke
Arhadaies
Peterson
Waterloo Women of American Ass'n to Assemble Tuesday
Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women will open its year with a social gathering Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. W. A. Laine an alumna of Simpson College Indianola. The event features an original one act play Sweet Solitude by Mrs. J. C. Knox a violin solo by Mrs. Wilma Basher with Laverne Beal on piano and a business session led by president EFJ Miller plus committee announcements.
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Waterloo
American Association of University Women
Veuc
Hame
W. A. Laie
Simpson College
Indianola
J. C. Knox
Wilma Basher
Galloway
Dallas
Tex
C. S. Basher
Laverne Beal
EF. J. Miller
Callie Weider
YW. CG. A
Woman's groups hold all day church gathering
Mrs. FLT Alford presided over the First Presbyterian aid department gathering with J O Trumbauer as treasurer candidate. Several members and guests participated in programs, piano solo, and a review of Beyond the Border while other church circles hosted meetings and social events including a picnic at a rural home.
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Flt. Alford
Womans Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
Alford
J. O. Trumbauer
R. A. Doty
E. Cheney
Victor Kelford
Lawrence Lowe
Aid
J. E. Moore
C. W.kline
J. R. Macartney
T. A. McManus
Woman's Society of Walnut Street Baptist Church
Sociel
Zons Itt Kaas
Sitand
Tuthill
Ladlmes
Typlunteer
Community groups plan meetings and picnics in town
Members of St. John's Sewing Circle hosted 60 women with a 500-strong audience in the school auditorium. First Baptist and Graves Memorial United Brethren hold gatherings and fall activity plans. Church groups organize picnics at Elk Run Byrnes Park and East Park Presbyterian hosts informal meetings. Church of the Redeemer Ladies Social Union to serve a chicken supper at a September quarterly meeting.
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St. John'’s Sewing Circle
Favors Inlay
Clarence Massey
Frank Conners
First Baptist Sunday Good
Elk Run
Byrnes Park
St. John’s
Young People’s Club
Church of the Redeemer
Ladies’ Social Union
Club Notes and Postponed Meeting For Friday
The T N B club postponed its Friday meeting for one week. Mrs Frank Johnson entertained Z and Etc club members at Bishops cafeteria Wednesday afternoon with supper served at 5 after the game. Favors in 600 went to Mrs Kenneth Farrell and Mrs J D Callahan.
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T. N. B. Club
Frank Johnson
Bishop's Cafeteria
Kenneth Farrell
J. D. Callahan
Cook Families Reunite in Independence Gathering
Independence, Sept. 3. The Cook families hold a reunion with all members present. Dr and Mrs Robert Cook of New Haven Conn arrived Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Will Cook and wife, touring the west, came Monday. Florence Cook returned from New York City where she attended summer school at Columbia University. Ray A Cook came home from California after several weeks on business. It is the first time in years all siblings are together. Mrs Wilt Cook, of French origin, is visiting the country for the first time.
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Independence
Cook
Robert Cook
New Haven
Conn
Will Cook
West
Plorence Cook
New York City
Columbia University
Ray A. Cook
California
Wilt Cook
Mt. Vernon
Upper Iowa
E. J. Thierman
Yellowstone Park
Colorado
Clarence Ff
Faust
Levangeliest
Latc
Dubuate
J. T. Engle
Griswold
Evangelient Church
John C. Orth
Presterian Church
Maynard
Cedar Falls Rally Club
Black Hawk
J.M. Seltenrich
Anna Lammer
Des Moines
Henry Lake
Columbia
J. GB. Lake
Washington Street
Marie Harker
Michigan
W. N. Hostrop
Richard
Chicago
Union Savings Bank
Geb. Varderveer
Canada
W. S. Barnett
Fairfield
Centerville
Christ Juhl
Royal
Fugene
Ore
Jennie Simonton
St. Louis
Frederick Engle
Niperville
Florris
Igh School
Facul
West Bend
Nebb
Peckali
Mechanicsville
Hugh Mossman
Vinton
Will
Mossman
M. E
Vinton Land
Ladies’ Mite Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Mica
Cecil Gates
George Pauls, Jr
Clem Escher
Washington
Zar Porte
Pauls
Escher
A. Ix. Longakter
del Gates
Ono
Pher
Mt. Horeb
Malison
Wis
Peter Dixon
Susan Frost Gruman
Minneapolis
Minn
la Porte City
Prenk Frost
J. J. Junkernan
HW. G. Adams
C. B. Gingrich
Buck's Lodge
City In Brief Highlights Local Happenings And Notices
Local items report social visits and travel from Waterloo to Detroit and Chicago. Indus club hosts Cedar River park picnic for students leaving for college. Obituary notes Joel Gnagy of Myersdale Pa dies at age ninety. Americanization committee member named in Iowa. A volleyball injury occurs at USMC gym. Vehicle license plate sales update shows shortages and future issuance starting December 1.
Cedar Falls Churches Resume Services With Own Pastors
Cedar Falls news item reports church services to resume Sunday. First Presbyterian Congregational and Baptist pulpits were vacant during vacations. Evangelical church follows after a two week suspension due to Riverview assembly. Ministers return Friday to begin active year.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Halls
First Presbyterian
Congregational
Baptist
Iriday
Evangelical Church
Riverview
Corncrib Fire Destroys Farm Bins Near La Porte City
Fire discovered about 2 am Wednesday destroyed two corncribs and their contents southeast of La Porte City. One held 1000 bushels of old corn and the other 1000 bushels of new oats. autos and wagons were lost but not saved. Firefighters and neighbors fought heat and smoke but could not save the structures. The loss was total, with partial insurance.
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la Porte City
Henry Welnands
Paul Wefnands
Sumner Pioneer Merchant Dead
Dayvid I Lippell a longtime Sumner merchant and auctioneer died Wednesday at 4 pm. He opened Sumner’s first meat market and later ran general merchandise. Survived by widow and two sons Qozro Sumner and James Manchester. Funeral Saturday 10 am at the Methodist church.
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Sumner
Lippell
Manchester
S. Ray Robinson
Spokane
Wash
W. A. Robinson
Robinson
Iowa
Claire Shissler
Seattle
S. Nay
Independence Plans Homecoming Week
Independence Boost er club sets preparations for homecoming week from September 22 to 26. American Legion and other fraternal groups have expressed willingness to assist. full program to be announced later.
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Independence
Independence Booster Club
American Gegion
Grass fire threatens homes near Sun Street lot
A grass fire in the vacant 300 block Sun Street prompted a trip by the fire department at 3 p.m. Wednesday. The flames were extinguished before significant damage occurred. Buy from Nerman C Miller, phone 2404.
Boy Strayed From Baltimore Found by Police in Waterloo
Robert Jamison, 16, who ran away from his Baltimore home three weeks ago with Julius Goldsmith, 26, was found in Waterloo this morning and taken into custody. Relatives requested the search due to Robert's father being seriously ill. They had roomed at 315 1 3 Fourth Street East.
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Robert Jamison
Baltimore
Julius Goldsmith
Waterloo
Robert
Jamison
Goldsmith
Fourth Street
Waterloo Folk Plan to Attend Delaware County Fair
A group from Waterloo plans to drive to Manchester for Delaware county fair events Friday. Waterloo day at the fair includes special arrangements for visitors from Waterloo. H. C. Bernbrook chairs the Greater Waterloo association committee promoting county fair delegations to spread goodwill.
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Waterloo
Delaware County
Manchester
H. C. Bernbrook
Greater Waterloo Association
Trained Nurse Dies in Waverly Hospital
Miss Blanch Sennett twenty five year old trained nurse died early today in the Waverly hospital where she had just received her diploma a week ago after gall stone operation. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs Maurice Scarlett of northeast of Waverly where she was born and reared.
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Waverly
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