Miss Ruth Rupley to Speak at Waterloo Club Dinner
Miss Ruth Rupley state secretary of Town Business and Professions Women’s clubs will be guest and informal speaker at the Waterloo club dinner this evening. She and Waterloo members attended the state board meeting in Des Moines. Des Moines club hosted, luncheon and dinner at Hotel Chamberlain, board sessions all day, with reports from the meeting and national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Rupley
Keokuk
Town Business and Professions Women’s Clubs
Waterloo Club
Miss Rupley
State Board
Des Mon
A. EB. Johnson
Focal Club
Airs
Elizabet Kenny
George B. Worthen
D. F. Balensifer
Waterloo
Des Moines Club Aimomile
Chamberlain
New Orleans
Annual Labor Day Church Picnic Largely Attended
Walnut Street Baptist church held its largest Labor Day picnic at William King farm drawing about 800 attendees from church and Sunday school. W. B. Howell supervised games with Bert Rogers. dinner at 7:30 p.m. and afternoon refreshments. Family picnics at Hudson city park drew 83 relatives led by Tracy Glasener as president and Lyle Heichel as vice president. Numerous Waterloo attendees include Glasener and Heichel families, Rousselow and Army households, Flickinger and Easterday kin, plus Cedar Falls and Cedar Rapids guests. A card party planned at St. John's school followed by a fruit show briefing and a bridge event. Anniversary celebrations noted for Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Smith amid gifts and luncheon. Various society meetings announced for Wednesday evenings across local churches and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Cmrch
William King Farm
Labor Day
Church
Sun Day School
W. B. Howell
Bert Rogers
Glasener
Heichel
Flickinger
Hudson City Park
Tracy Glasener
Waterloo
Lyle Heichel
Charles Army
William Glasener
George
W. Howard Glasener
Jerome B. Heichel
Freace
Elias Flickinger
Clarence Rousselow
Hudson
F. Russell Glasener
J. Luther Helchel
Cedar Falls
Q. M. Flickinger
Dinsdale
Henry Easterday
Harry Hasterday
Paul Taylor
John Hines
Cedar Rapids
Club Notes Social Band luncheon at Mrs Crowther home
The Social Band will meet for a 2 o clock luncheon Thursday at the home of Mrs Hattie E Eighth Street A brief session will follow The Juevesiarde club meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs Keith Crowthers home 135 Prospect Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie E. Eighth Street
Juevesiarde Club
Keith Crowther
Prospect Avenue
Luncheon Bridge Planned at Black's Sept 10
Invitations issued for a Monday luncheon on September 10 at Black's tearoom hosted by Mrs. Roger Birdsall Mrs. Robert EB Johnson and Mrs. Glenn W. Miller Bridge to be played in the afternoon Sunnyside Club hosted about 40 guests at Sunny side The Country club marked Labor Day with dinner for 50 and the regular mixed bridge is set for Wednesday evening followed by a dinner dance Friday The club dining room will close Sunday for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Mc
Farland
Sunnyside Country Tl
Black's Tearoom
Roger Birdsall
Robert EB. Johnson
Glenn W. Miller
Sunnyside Club
Sunnyside
Country Club
Labor Day
Church Women Meet Across Several Local Societies
A flurry of meetings fills Wednesday and Thursday for church women. The Westminister auxiliary gathers at the church with Mrs S F Steven in charge, Graves Memories United Brethren hosts at Mrs E Heskett’s home, First Lutheran, Immanuel Lutheran, and First Brethren announce regular sessions with hostesses named, while Walnut Street Baptist and First Congregational plan programs and devotionals. The Presbyterian Women’s group meets at 10:43 with luncheons and speakers, and Centrel Christian Ladies’ Aid meets at 451 Reed Street followed by program notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Benefit Associaton
Moose Hall
Daughters of Civil War Veterans
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Waterloo
F. Halt
Wartburg Luther League
First Luetheran
Wadnesday Allergen
Women’s Working Association
First, Presbyterian Church
Golden Link Club
Lou Armstrong
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Missionary Society
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
B. E. Heskett
Woman's Missionary Society
First Brethren Church
Woman's Society
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Woman's Organizations
First Evangelical Church
Sunnyside Country
Becker
Matt Parrott
Phi Sigma Chi
Black’s
Helen Gold
Trank ‘Wallon Leafge
S. F. Steven
The
Missionary Society of Graves Memories United Brethren Church
E. Heskett
Eleventh Street
Woman’s Missionary Society
Helen Jordan
Frank McClain
Frank. Wisner
Oscar Cook
C. M. Berkeley
Walnut Street Baptist Church Woman's Society
First Braninpligalchirch
Hena Ehlebracht
Jesson Stud
L. E. Hickelberg
Ceedar Falls
Scott Stauffacher
B.S. Eickelberg
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid
Women's Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
F. W. Esher
A. F. Hoenig
James Graham
L. P. Notiger
Arge
Sadie Miller
Martha McCormick
Ivision
Centrel Christian , Church Ladies’ Ald Society
C. J
Ogden
Reed Street
Hints in Beauty Care From a New York Clinic
An article by Edna Bent Forbes describes a fat-treatment clinic at Presbyterian Hospital Broadway and Obed Hundred, led by Dr Louis Ratman, promoting weight loss through daily walks and regimen. It warns about health risks of overweight women post 40 and urges consultations with scalp and hair specialists for aging and cosmetic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Bent Forbess
New York
Presbyterian Hospital
Broadway
Obe Hundred
Prughs
Louis Ratman
Simone
Dusty Bell
Nouri
Couple Married at Charles City Catholic Church
Miss Mary Mirrow and Frank Greene wed at 6:30 in Charles City Catholic Church with Dean W. J. Convery officiating. Attendants Sophia Wit zl and J. B. Murry. Warren Greenwood sang, Mrs. John McGeeney played. They chartered for St Paul and Minneapolis and will reside in Charles City. Luncheon planned for Oct 20 guests Katherine Orrick. Izaak Walton League auxiliary to hold first fall meeting Wednesday at 8 at the boat house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Mary Mirrow
Frank Greene
Dean W. J. Convery
Sophia Witzl
J. B. Murry
Warren Greenwood
John McGeeney
Anderson
Specials Carry 4600 Iowans to Chicago Holiday Trips
Three special trains carried 1600 passengers over the weekend for excursions from Iowa to Chicago. Forty six coaches were used with one starting from Sioux City Omaha and Waterloo. About 250 Waterlogans joined the Chicago excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Iowa
Chicago
Sioux City
Omaha
Waterloo
Athens Bible Study at Walnut Street Tonight
Dr Warren L Steeves leads a weekly Bible study at Walnut Street Baptist Church focusing on Paul in Athens and Corinth The session starts at 730 pm and continues weekly through the fall and winter with meals and discussion to follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Walnut ST
Marshill
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Warren L. Steeves
Aftor
Paul
Corinth
City in brief moves and notices from the region
A crowded city brief lists numerous residents and visitors. J M Nicholson travels to New York for Mendelgon cloak shop purchases. Reports cover family visits to Chicago Minneapolis Cedar Rapids Milwaukee and Waterloo. Notre Dame student Peter Brown departs for Notre Dame. Labor Day travels span Cedar Falls Rockford and the Black Hills. Birth announced for infant boy to Clifford Anderson Schmectady. Several locals relocate teach visit or resume studies at Iowa State University and University of Iowa.
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J. M. Nicholson
New York City
Mendelgon Cloak Shop
R. F. Short
Chicago
Clifford Anderson
Schmectady
Andersen
G. W. Parker
Cottage Street
James H. Thompson
Betty Ann
Fifth Street West
Thompson
J. H. Wells
Milwaukee
Wis
Fred Morgan
Frank Woodruff
Randolph Street
Henry Carpenter
Rockford
Here
Edwin B. Green
George B. Green
Riverside
Iowa City
The
State University
Ite
Courier
Woo, Payne
Leland Avenue
Frank Payne
Meridian
Mist
A. Sylvester
Volehkiss
Cole
Aniger
Lee C. Weikal
Annabelle
Clarence Faerber
Verona
Kanesas City
Jeverdy
Tremrist
Minekitenk
Phan
Andel
Morality and Bible Teaching Urged in Public Schools
Waterloo educators pressed moral training and Bible study in public schools at a rural and consolidated teachers’ institute. Supt Eline urged teachers to emphasize moral formation, while Supt Kline defended Bible study as noncreedal instruction and cited its lack of complaints over seven years in the east district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Eline
Waterloo East
Normal Institute
East High
Kline
East
Supt. C. A Kittrell
Waterloo West
Kitirell
Reunion of Owen Family to Recall Days of Pioneers
Descendants of the Owen family, early settlers in Black Hawk county, hold a reunion at Island Park Cedar Falls. The record details the 1854 move from New York, pioneer life in Lester township, and the large family lineage including J R Owen and Hannah, plus children and later survivors. The note adds a Kansas State Agricultural College scientist's popcorn development.
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Owen
Black Hawk County
Island Park
Cedar Falls
D. R. Owen
Lester Township
New York State
Dubuque
J. R. Owen
Hannah
Charles
Elii
Henry
George
John
Lovina Hempseed
Lydia Barber
Polly Canfield
Laura Smith
Eli
Canfield
Dunkerton
Eva T. Cane
Jessie
California
Ernest
John Canfield
Kate ¢. Brechner
Eugene Hempseed
Oelwein
Serina Walker
Springfield
Helen Lamb
Waterios
Anchovy Rolls and Creole Peas in Luncheon Menu
A recipe collection describes anchovy rolls made with cream cheese onion juice and lemon juice spread on bread and rolled, kept moist with a damp napkin. Also outlined is a Creole style green peas dish simmered with tomato pulp onion and peas seasoned with salt and pepper. A chutney recipe blends apples onions peppers celery lemon rind brown and white sugars cider vinegar and spices to thicken and jar for winter use.
Motorist Cut on Wrist When Car Skids Into Ditch
Elmer Travis of 226 Western avenue received a deep cut on his right wrist last night when the car carrying him and Mrs. Travis skidded into a ditch near Delaware breaking the windshield. A passing motorist brought him to Waterloo for medical care. Mrs. Travis drove the damaged car home. They were called to Cedar Rapids by injuries to their daughter in law, Mrs Hart Travis, in an accident there Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Travis
Western Avenue
Spot Grant Hurts Western League Debut for OKC
Spot Grant, the late Waterloo third baseman, debuted for the Oklahoma City club in a Western League doubleheader against Tulsa. He went three for four with a double and an error in game one, then two for five in game two as Oklahoma City won 15-12 and 22-11. He also completed an unassisted double play and stole a base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spot Grant
Waterloo
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Spot
Unusually Heavy Fruit Shipments Through Waterloo Yards
Freight reports show August shipments through Waterloo rail yards higher than the prior year. Grapes from the west coast noted among the heaviest fruit, with Illinois Central and Great Western lines carrying large daily loads. Wheat and potatoes are scarce. Rock Island lines also report heavier August traffic. Agents A. J. Howard and Robert H. Johnston cite rising business and persistent fruit movements via Kansas City gateway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ilinois Central
West Coast
A. J. Howard
Fourth Street East
Chicago Great Western
Kansas
City
Great Western
Referendum on Land and Reclamation Policy Endorsed
A special committee from the United States Chamber of Commerce recommends delaying further reclamation projects until proven need, tying land and reforestation policy to federal action. The referendum, No. 52, was received by A. Hanson, secretary of the Waterloo Chamber of Commerce, for voting by directors. A chamber committee will meet Thursday at the Hotel Russell-Lamson to study the referendum and report to October directors.
Bluebeard Love Letter Auctioned at 35 Cents
Paris reports Bluebeard Landru's autograph fetched 35 cents at a recent public auction. The fragment notes a sale linked to the notorious case, underscoring the notoriety surrounding the infamous figure and the rarity of surviving memorabilia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebeard
Paris
Bluebeard Landru
Love
Letters by Frenchman executed for murder find little interest
A selection of letters penned by the French execution inmate, noted for killing an undetermined number of women, drew scant public attention as authorities released the documents. The writings show enigmatic reflections but reveal no clear motive or decisive new information.
Avalon Narcisse Lotion promises velvety hands for all
The ad claims both men and women can achieve soft clear hands with little effort by applying a few drops after washing. It touts quick relief from redness coarseness and roughness and highlights availability at toilet counters with small and large bottle prices and a store discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mresge
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Willam
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Ed Heyes
Frank Hasbrook
Frank “Hoffman
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A.P. Smith
Wullston Avenue
Virginia
Edna Huffman
W. A] Burton
Sunnbyside Country Club
CN. Shane
Helen Guild
Memorial Hall
Church News
Wartburg
George Meyer
Henry Meyer
Walter Meyer
Immanual Lutheran Church
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Albert Bentson
Circle Memsbers
Mary
Charles City Catholic Church
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Mary M. Bell
Randolphstrest
West High
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Minneapolis
Anita Kepler
QO. L. Kepler
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Dorothy Beck
Algona
Edward Maloney
Monticello
Elizabeth Moore
Fourth Street
Peter Brown
P. F. Brown
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Jef
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame University
Charles G. Sweitzer
Repass! Automobile Company
Casebeer Heights
Anna OC
Adrian
Helene A. White
Billy
Watersoo
Harvey D. Jewell
F. A. Wiley
Minn
W. J.harris
Wilma
Ralph
Sagt
Edea Walker
Black Hills
Denver
Lincoln
Neb
Minerva Burton
Bailiio Street
Mondar
Clar
Commercial Town
A. M. Brunsen
Kansas State Agricultural College
Buchanan Optical Service
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DONS
Blue Star Coal
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