Fortnightly Club Opens 1924 25 Season With Talk by Dr Darling
The Fortnightly Club starts its 1924 25 program with a welcome meeting at the Beal home on Wednesday. Dr Charles David Darling pastor of Westminster Presbyterian will speak on Memory in the Making. The schedule includes talks on athletics, health, Red Cross, education, taxation, and science, with annual meeting May 12 and a long list of officers and committee chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Beal
Charles David Darling
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Dawes Commission
W. A. Lane
I. Corton
Clinton FF
Smith
A. S. Weisbaar
Robert Parrott
R. W. Getehell
Iowa State Teachers College
J. A. Townsley
Home Beautiful
M. B. Cleveland
A. J. Edwards
United States
Phil Hanna
W. B. Small
Rowena Edwards
G. KR. Wilson
L. C. Hemsworth
J. A. Hoskins
A. S. Weishaar
Wilson
Hoskins
W. W. White
Mary Harner
Fred J. Milter
Picnic Meeting Begins Term of B Natural Club
Picnic supper at Miss Bernice Call's home will gather G Natural Music club members Monday for the first time since the 1923 24 season. The group plans The Fundamentals of Music by Karl W Gehrkens as the first course. Key dates include Sept 22 for the first lesson Nov 17 guest day Dec 16 Christmas party and April 13 guest party. Officers elected last spring resume duties with Mrs G J Shoemaker president and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Call
G Natural Music Club
Karl W. Gehrkens
National Federation of Music Clubs
Hive
G. J. Shoemaker
Merle Witt
Nina Ricketts
Chautauquans to Have Recognition Program Tuesday
Chautauquans plan a Tuesday recognition program with diplomas for three graduates. Mrs. Ghester Cadwallader leads, activities include a golden gate exercise on her lawn at 2 30 p m if fair. Seals awarded to nine for postgraduate work, with Cadwallader earning forty one seals total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghester Cadwallader
Ps* Rath
Europe
E. J. Cherney
Viva Baker
Hdlwain Slasson
Club Notes Honor Guest Mrs Miles Sauerwein at Luncheon
Mrs Miles Sauerwein, leaving for California, was the honored guest at a 12:30 luncheon at Black's tearoom with Jueves Tarde club members. Centerpiece featured Goldenrod and marguerites. After lunch, attendees visited Mrs Ralph Dunlavey’s home where Sauerwein received a silver gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Sauerwein
California
Black's
Jueves
Goldenrod
Marguerites
Ralph Dunlavey
Sanerwein
Waterloo Women Combine Outing and Convention
Ten Waterloo women will represent Helen Gould auxiliary at the national meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary to United Spanish War Veterans in Michigan City next week. They have rented two lakeside cottages for an outing and will join delegates from Des Moines in Chicago. Mrs. Delia McAllister and Mrs. Alma Bueller will serve among state officers. About 15,000 members are expected at the national gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Helen Gould
Woman's Auxiliary
United Spanish War Veterans
Michigan City
Delia McAllister
Alma Bueller
Clara Smith
Ida Burrows
Elizabeth Artus
Clara Bennett
Atanche Miller
Fannie Brown
Anna Trimble
Marguerite Herbsleh
Chicago
Des Moines
Department
National Organization
Marriage of Clarice Courter to George Williams
Miss Clarice Courter daughter of Mr and Mrs Clare Courter wed George Williams son of Mrs Louise Williams at the Little Brown Church near Nashua at high noon Wednesday Rev George Hanna officiated Helen Williams sister of the groom was maid of honor Otto Kettwig was best man Mrs Williams wore cocoa brown satin with steel beads Ophelia roses in her bouquet After a trip to Minneapolis The Delis Wis Milwaukee and Chicago they will live at 715 12 Lafayette Street They will be home Sept 15 The bride was a bookkeeper at McLellan store The groom is a postal clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarice Courter
Clare Courter
George Williams
Louise Williams
Little Brown Church
Nashua
George Hanna
Helen Williams
Otto Kettwig
Williams
Ophelia
Toby
Minneapolis
Delis
Wis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Lafayette Street
McLellan
Brides Elect Esther Pint Engaged to Dolan and Celeste Nisius to Broadie
Mrs J L Pint hosted a 7 o clock dinner at her home announcing her daughter Esther Pint to Justin Dolan and honoring her niece Celeste Nisius who will wed Jester Broadie next week at Waverly Sept 16 chosen as wedding day. Orchids and gold decorated tables. Guests included M E Dolan and Florence Nisius. A miscellaneous shower was planned for Miss Pint. Married at Parkersburg were Hazel L Strout and Thole G Cramer Jr in the chapel of First Presbyterian church. Carroll Dickinson to speak at Algona. MARRIAGE LICENSES listed for Thole G Cramer Jr and Hazel L Stout Parkersburg among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
J. L. Pint
Esther
Justin Dolan
Celeste Nisius
Jester Broadie
Waverly
Miss Pint
Strout-Cramer
Hazel L. Strout
Alfred Strout
Thole G. Cramer
Parkersburg
Mirst Presbyterian Church
J. R. Macartney
City in brief Havre Buchanan Y Bidg glasses ad
A roundup of small notices: George D. Harris in Des Moines on legal business. the Waldron family visiting Des Moines. Coats visit from Aurora to see Clermonts in Waterloo. Civil War veteran Charlies Tournier returns to Waverly with battlefield drum. Coal bids sought for city buildings. Wood family on return from a Midwest trip. birth of Katherine May Johnson in Des Moines. Bunn from Little Rock to attend Hollenbeck funeral in Shell Rock. missionaries Lileszstrand to West China after furlough. Wilsons return from Clear Lake with DeLong sisters. incident with police dog injuring D C Ford. Naomi Doebel visiting. Hinman family from Elgin. Pastor Mohlmann recovering from gall bladder operation. Wayne Swartzell still absent from school. Tunis Meat Market bake sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Harris
Des Moines
P. W. Waldron
Margaret
Harry Coats
Aurora
EB. F. Clermont
Logan Avenue
Charlies Tournier
Waverly
Waterloo
Mississippi
H. G. Wood
Wood
Anna Bucklin
St. Paul
Hudson
Wis
GW. Bunn
Little Rock
Atk
R. E. Hollenbeck
Shell Rock
S. J. Lileszstrand
San Francisco
Cal
Chentu
West China
V. J. Wilson
Glenwood
Clear Lake
Ethel
Lucile DeLong
D.C Ford
Summit Avenue
Second Street
Sullivan Avenue
Naomi Doebel
Omaha Daily News
Alice Miller
Locust Street
Doebel
Waterloo Tribune
Des Moines Capital
R. R. Hinman
Alfred Hinman
Flora Hinman
George Hinman
Auto
Elgin
J. C. Hinman
Herbert Mohlmann
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Golter
Madison
Mohlmann
Hone
Wayne Swartzell
Bert Swartzell
Forest Avenue
Montana
Tunis
Reception Honors Miss Mary Horton at Gardens
Large gathering of St Margaret's guild hosted by Mrs Kingsley and helpers at her home. Flowers formed a brilliant setting for tea as Miss Horton and her brother Dr Thomas Horton prepare to leave the city. Out of town guests included Mrs Elizabeth Rauffaut and Mrs J J Pinkstaff. Guests welcomed the new United Presbyterian pastor Rev W O Chisholm and Mrs Chisholm with a program and refreshments arranged by Mrs Lytle and Mrs Fairweather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. L. Kingsley
Co. M. Howe
H.W. Flint
Afernoon
Mary Horton
St. Margaret’s Guild
Thomas Horton
United Presbyterian Church
W. O. Chisholm
Church News Social Union Meeting at Universalist Parish House
Mrs Victor Long hosted a large Ladies Social Union gathering at the Universalist parish house with plans for the year. Mrs W H Jennish served refreshments. Grace Van Duyn of Scotia Woman's College Concord Ohio spoke on work among negro girls. Cedar Heights Missionary Society met at Mrs A Morehouse home with devotionals by Mrs Ti Edwards. Mrs H J Burdick led the West Indies missions program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Long
Ladies’ Social Union
Universalist Parish House
W. H. Jennish
Grace van Duyn
Srotia Woman’s College
Concord
Cedar Heights Missionary Society
Party Headquarters Plan Multifaceted Campaign Effort
Des Moines centers outline five fall issues plans with county and precinct organization. Republican rally Sept 10 will feature notable lawmakers and candidates. Democrats prep for John W. Davis visit Sept 11 and broadcast of his Coliseum speech. Progressive push includes La Follette clubs with Denison Kvale Hawks as speakers.
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United Strees
Des Moines
Coolidge and Dawes
Towa
State Central Committee
Hieveridge
G. O
Caure Inchuie
Albert J. Meveridge
Indiana
Moses E. Clapp
Minnesota
Newton
J. Addai Bede
John Hammall
John Wy. Davis
Davis
E. J. Peuling
Coliseum
Bantters’ Life
Organization of la Follette
Legion Employment Bureau Opens to All Workers
The Public Employment Bureau of the American Legion will operate at the Legion headquarters in Mad Morigh Dak, per adjutant Karl V. West. It will serve any unemployed man, including veterans, with several job openings reported in Waterloo that are unfilled. Herman C. Miller, state department vice commander, reviewed a state convention report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stree Employment Bureau
American Legion
Karl V. West
Becker-Chapmire
West
Waterloo
Herman GC. Miller
State Department of the
Waterloo Golfers Defeat Independence Visitors
Ten Waterloo golfers hosted ten Independence players for a morning visit and luncheon at Sunny Side Country Club, then won the afternoon golf matches. The Independence lineup included D. F. Logan, O. R. Gates, W. C. Littlejohn, A. Rigby, L. C. Simmons, Edwin Dukes, N. M. Evers, H. L. Frank, MO. Fouts, and M. A. Smith. The Waterloo team featured G. E. Lichty, C. W. Chapman, H. M. Reed, C. KE. Ransier, J. W. Rath, J. Brakdon, J. B. Parratt, J. Johnson, Nathan Northey, and G. B. Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Waterloo
Sunnyside Country Club
D. F. Logan
O. R. Gates
W. C. Littlejohn
A. 3. Rigby
L. C. Simmons
Edwin Dukes
N. M. Evers
H. L. Frank
MO. Fouts
M. A. Smith
Temperature rise promised after cool spell
The state weather bureau predicts higher temperatures and increasing cloudiness tonight and Saturday. The nightly low stayed at 43 degrees for the third straight night, while yesterday's high reached 50 degrees. Building permits issued include Hoover brick residence at 614 Wingbard avenue for 5,000 dollars, Beckley residence at 186 Lovejoy street for 3,000, Bentz remodeling at 422 Independence avenue for 1,000, Cleveland garage at 424 Fourth east for 500, Thome garage at 218 Maulberry street for 200, and Fairbank garage at 728 Reber avenue for 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nueleau
W. Fr. Hoover
Wingbard Avenue
H. B. Beckley
Lovejoy Street
C. J. Bentz
Independence Avenue
M. B. Cleveland
Fourth East
George Thome
Mualberry Street
S. J. Fairbank
Reber Avenue
Pullman Reservations for Waterloo Delegates to St Paul Convention
Last night at the meeting of the port Plank were approved for the sexton s animal water flea and sausage booth at Dairy Cattle congress. Reservations for the Pullman to charry Waterloo regionnaires to the national convention at St Paul must be at headquarters by Sept 12 to insure the war will be set out here. The special train leaves Monday night Sept 16 and arrives in St Paul Tuesday morning at 9. The round trip rate per man is 5.43 if return to Waterloo Friday and 6.823 if the Pullman is occupied until Saturday. The round trip railroad fare is 7.35. Convention dates are Sept 16 17 19 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
St. Paul
Waterloo Jn
I Paid $5 For these powders once By Mdna Wallace Hopper
Actress and beauty promoter claims Edra Wallace powders are unrivaled and offers Youth Cream and Light Face Powder at $1 and 50c with three shades. She invites readers to mail for samples by coupon.
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Mdna Wallace
Hopper
Edra Wallace
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John Paterson
Jay Jones
Rh. W. Carter
Fred Morgan
J. Rortensen
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Carroll
J. J. Dickinson
Wisconsin
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Morrison
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Havre Buchanan
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J. E. Johnson
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Lake Shore Drive
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