Initiation of Juvenily R N A Camp In Webster City
Twenty two of thirty names on the charter list of Juvenily R N A of Gannon Lamp were initiated at Ben Hur hall at 6 30 Friday evening in the presence of supreme manager Mrs Anna Bair Webster City and Royal Neighbors. Mrs Harriett Wightman was chosen juvenile director with Mrs Emma Thomas helping organize the glider. Mrs Etta Gutnon mustered the membership. New camp officers include Evelyn Gannon flag bearer Grace Shannon oracle Mina Coffin past oracle Agnes Glade vice oracle Marcus Shannon chancellor Henry Spiers recorder George Jirak Ernest Hopke marshals Kenneth Gannon inner sentinel Clara Hopke outer sentinel Margaret Johnson musician Mary Spiers Kathleen Forrester Evelyn Shauks managers Ruth Tegsmeier Adeline Jirak Mildred Forrester Dorothy Harmon graces. Margaret Johnson played two piano selections. A card party at seven tables accompanied the event. high scores went to Mrs Angie Barkhaus and Mrs Edith Philips, with Mrs Laslie Robbins winning the draw. Two candidates were initiated and six names voted upon that evening. Dancing was prayed for by Mrs Gladys Burke Cedar Falls Miss Genevieve Shannon and Mrs James Thomas. A monthly dancing and record party is planned with visitors from Cedar Falls Waterloo and Maynard camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvenily R. N. A
Gannon Lamp
Ben Hur Hal
Anna Bair
Webster City
Harriett Wightman
Emma ‘Thomas
Etta Gutnon
Bair
Evelyn Gannon
Grace Shannon
Oracle
Mina Coffin
Agnes Glade
Oratle
Marcus Shannon
Henry Spiers
George Jirak
Srnrest Hopke
Kenneth Gannon
Laslie Robbins
Gladys ‘Burke
Cedar Falls
Genevieve Shannon
James Thomas
Waterloo
Maynard Camps
D A R Mary Melrose members plan Hanna Homestead picnic
Daughters of the American Revolution Mary Melrose chapter will gather at the Hanna homestead for a picnic at 12 36 p m Tuesday Sept 3 as part of their annual customs The social committee leads the event and yearbooks note a study program on government with plans for meetings through June including a colonial tea and Flag Day picnic
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary Melrose
Hanna Homestead
Mmes F. T. Reuling
Loren J. Berry
Zathoe Burke
H. B. Boies
C. R. Davis
Miss. Netlie Lichty
D. A. R. Chorus
H.W. Sigworth
Contiental Congress
Social Committee
Sunnyside Club Fires Warmth With Seasonal Events
Grate fires blaze in Sunnyside's huge fireplace as members enjoy flowers, warm refreshments, and season’s cheer in the clubhouse. The note suggests popcorn parties and marshmallow toasts, with lunch and bridge games for ladies and matrons and daily golf. Two special meats offered tomorrow require reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Guite
P. E. O.s Chapter FE Year Begin at Mrs Clark Home
Chapter FH of P E O begins its year with a 7:30 p.m. meeting at Mrs. Fred J. Clark’s home, 735 Home Park Boulevard, featuring Miss Dorothy Burt on Stephen Leacock’s Over the Footlights and music by Mrs. H C Shear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E. O
Fred J. Clark
Home Park Boulevard
Stephen Leacock
Dorothy Burt
H.C. Shear
Chanter
Pythian Sisters Plan Fall and Winter Program
The Waterloo temple Pythian Sisters renew their program focusing on fraternalism patriotism and benevolence at the first meeting Tuesday evening. Planning for fall and winter activities follows a business session with refreshments by Mrs Charles Fivash and committee. Dancing and cards will occupy the remaining hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Temple
Pythian Sisters
TE. m
Charles Fivash
Woman's Club Home Opens Monday with Two Events
The Woman's Club in Waterloo announces a Monday opening with two events. Mrs. Raymond Folk leads the executive board meeting at 9 39 a m to map the year ahead. Officers include C W Chapman vice president and J A Ridenour recording secretary. Plans cover department chairmen for Fine Arts Civic and other areas. A luncheon for ticket sales and a concert series is set, with committee leadership named. The general membership meets Sept 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wateriog Wombat
Raymond Folk
Mra
C. W. Chapman
Leeper
J. A. Ridenour
H. J. Cropper
C. Menges
G. K. Ostrander
Mary P. Edgerton
Walter E. Johnson
G. J
House
B. JT
Howrey
Gnance
Fine Arts
Waterloo
B. J. Howrey
ET. Alford
R. GO. Hutchison
C. A. Waterbury
Howard Burr
G. M. Young
B.A. Boxgs
Thedyncheon
Noon Service Read for Margaret Lowe and Ray A Pillard
A noon wedding ceremony for Margaret Lowe and Ray A Pillard was held at the bride's mother's Cedar Heights home. The couple, who will live in Seattle while Pillard pursues law at the University of Washington, were celebrated with a luncheon and guests from Milwaukee Fort Dodge and Cozgon among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lowe
Ray A. Pillard
Blanche Lowe
Cedar Heights
Bond
T. E. Stockdale
Whiting
Tnd
J. R. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Pilard
Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
Side Talks On Praising Helps Helpers Succeed
A friend’s method turns poor household help into capable workers through positive guidance. She avoids constant fault finding and praises when deserved, guiding with praise to foster better performance. The piece argues praise builds initiative and suggests replacing blame with constructive reinforcement.
Beauty Advice Letters Pulse Through Reader Suggestions
Readers share homely beauty tips and tonics from Miss Sunshine and other contributors. Advice covers freckle bleaching mixtures, hair curl fluids, scalp care, and critique of everyday shampoos with emphasis on circulation and general health.
High School Girls Club Season Kickoff Weekend Party
East and West district Friendship clubs of the Young Women's Christian Association hold a Morris Isle house party to launch the school year program. Officers from both clubs organize sessions and plan months ahead with the joint cabinets meeting to outline activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
West
Friendship Clubs
Women's Christian Association
Morris Isle
Marke Watters
Leola Stone
East High
Watherine Young
West High
Adt
Lha
Iunchene
Merchants Back Private Yet Public Dairy Show Nuptials
Merchants unite with Dairy Cattle Congress officials to stage a public wedding at the hippodrome on Monday evening September 22. The couple will receive a gold sum and household articles from local merchants, with plans for a limousine to transport the wedding party. Applicants for the bridal party are urged to contact show officials in confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Cattle Congress
Hippodrome
U. C. T. Picnic At Electric Park In Waterloo
Waterloo council plus United Commercial Travelers members and families attended a large picnic at Electric Park. Guests included George Radasch and L. Austin. Activities featured athletic contests and a Wa llerloo Independence baseball game if weather allows. Fleisch supper at 6 PM and dancing to follow. Alexander Frank filmed events for Plaza show next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Council
United Commercial Travelers
Electric Park
George Radasch
Keokuk
Zeus Guild
Mystic Order of Bragmen
Bagdad
L. Austin
Des Moines
Recorder of Revenue
Ous
Wallerloo
Independence
Alexander Frank
K. of P. Hall
Walnut Street Baptist Fidelity to Hold Monthly Meeting
Walnut Street Baptist Fidelity class will hold its monthly business meeting at the home of Mrs. Q.1 Bateman on Monday at an unspecified time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Fidelity
Bateman
Women of Past Matrons to Meet at Summer Home Luncheon
Becker chapter of the Women of Past Matrons' Club will be entertained at the summer home of Mrs. Al Holt Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. If rain prevents, the group will meet at Mrs. C. H. Bunker's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
al Holt
Tain
C. H. Bunker
Unsettled Weekend Weather Near Waterloo and Vicinity
The forecast calls for showers and rising temperatures in Waterloo and nearby areas through tonight and Sunday. Last night dipped to 44 degrees, one degree above the prior three nights, while yesterday’s high reached 73 degrees. Rain threatened but had not fallen by noon as skies stayed below 70 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
State Bureau
John Davis Passes Through Waterloo on Campaign Route
John W. Davis Democratic nominee for president passed through Waterloo at 1 25 a m on a Illinois Central train en route from Chicago to Omaha Neb. The special consisted of an engine and five cars with Davis in the Chicago car. Two cars carried newspapermen and assistants. train delayed 20 minutes for inspection. Davis spoke in Omaha that night after arrival at 8 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Davis
Waterloo
Illinois Central
Omaha
Neb
Chicago
Davis
Lllinnis Central
Trainmen Asked to Write Experiences with Boob Autoists
E McCabe superintendent of Minnesota division of Illinois Central Railroad asks engineers and other trainmen to write of careless motorists at crossings. The plan is to publish short human interest stories to boost the Careful Crossing campaign and curb fatalities, noting 8582 crossing deaths in 1923 up 20 percent from 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. McCabe
Minnesota
Illinois Central Railroad
Dubuque
McCabe
H. G. Brown
Injured Woman Struck By Electric Auto in City
Mrs. H H Strayer is badly shocked and bruised after being struck by an electric automobile driven by Mrs. J O Rona on Fourth Street West. She remained in temporary home of Harold Strayer and Mrs. Cal Miller, with severe bruises to shoulder arm and back though no bones broken. Accident occurred in front of the Miller residence and was described as unavoidable. another motorcyclist pair escaped with minor injuries in a separate crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold St. Strayer
Cal J. Miller
Fourth Street
J. O'Ronela
Cis
Miller Residence
Clifford Pettis
Seventh Street
Engl
Stanley Stoke
Seventh Street East
Bruses
M. B. Nutt
Ninth Street West
T Imne
Lioyd Starr
Sherman
FL P. Connelly
Wirth Street
Tan Harley Stureh
Fifth
Gom
Salvation Army Busy With Clothes for Needy Children
The Salvation Army under Commander Eddie Bowe plans fall and winter work. Home League members led by Mrs. A Tharp at 218 Beech Street sew garments for children in rooms over 513 Water Street using six sewing machines. A rummage sale run by Mrs Tharp on Tue Thu and Sat sells donated clothing shoes furniture and stoves at minimal prices to cover collection costs. Cooler weather boosts charitable Army activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Oftcer
Eddie Bowe
Home League
A. Tharp
Beech Street
Water Street
Hollenbeck R E Butler Pioneer Dead In Shell Rock
R E Hollenbeck 65 longtime Butler county resident dies at daughter Mrs Soash home southwest of Shell Rock after long heart disease and asthma. Funeral at Methodist Episcopal church Rev C G Fort presiding burial Riverside cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs Soash another daughter Mrs Henry Palmer Excelsior Minn brother George Bunn Hot Springs Ark and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Rock
R. BE
Hollenbeck
Butler County
Miner Spash
Mrnday
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. G. Fort
Riverside
Expert Bridge Hand Sparks Sharp Auction-Club Debate
A long, contentious bridge hand described by Graham at the Players club features 1 466 penalty points and a grand slam near 2 No Trumps. The narrative notes risky bids by North and clever play by West, with discussion about possible alternatives and a Teather medal contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowhidden Graham
Bridge Hand From East West Auction Ends In Four Spades
The article describes a bridge deal where East dealt and opened a Heart, South overcalled with Spades, and the contract settled at four Spades. West struggled to assist, South navigates risky trumps and ruffs, North led diamonds and clubs, and East eventually wins with the King to force heart continuations. The detailed play shows trumps, finesses, and ruffs shaping the endgame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
South
West
Land
North
Jend
Bridge nonstandard play hints and tricky trump timing
The passage discusses a bridge hand where South should avoid taking a finesse and warns that two rounds of trumps could be fatal. It describes overruffing with the Ace and King of trumps, a heart lead being ruffed, and cautions against early trumps removal. The fragment mentions a self-playing land or hand misperceived as Pinhela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Grand Slam Triumph In Bridge Despite Oversights
North opened the deal and spade overcall secured the contract while Phe of Clubs led. HAMA Slam reached every table except one with a grand finish as declarer overcomes misreads by timing trump plays and discarding diamonds to make the grand slam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
Mast
Dumpty
Trumps
Native of Syria to Address Rotarians at Noonday Luncheon
Karam, a Cedar Rapids attorney and Syria native, will speak at the Rotary club noonday luncheon at Hotel Russell-Lamson. He will discuss "World Conditions of Today" based on extensive travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ram
Syria
Cing Attorney
Cedar Rapids
Rotary Club
Russell-Lamson
Karam
Ravel
Patterns for patterns and fashion orders in Waterloo
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises up-to-date patterns from the Fashion Department. Enclose 5 cents per pattern. Patterns allow for seams. Orders filled promptly and expected to reach customers within ten days after sending the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Socie
Mrs. Clark
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
Robert Anderson Post
Nellie Entwiste
Ada Warren
Matilda Schultz
Ella Watters
Wo W Warsaw
Black
Roy Short
New Shrine Club
Annita Pieniec
Waterloo Traveling and Business Men’s Association
George Huntley
Rebeksahs
Noble Stand J
Temple Rebekah
I. 0. C. F. Hall
Bu Orchestra
Yankee Donille
Georgia
Mines
Byrd Sibert
Coral Marshall
Olive Walden
Maggie Lehman
Belle Bingham
Anna Winder
Sara Clark
Mat Burbank
Eva Hill
Sisterhood
Edith Shirey
Gladioli
Dahtas
CG. J. Bewis
A. Hunt
Mrs. Lewis
Woman’s Club
Mize
Hegile
Suffern
Wartburg College
Waverly
Hia
First Lutheran Church
Their
Dadtey Co. Watson
Art Institute of Chicago
Iowa
Art Department of
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Watson
Hasland
Leigh Ransom
Aivie Alten
Lloyd Emery
Frank Matiske
Stanley Ransom
G. J. Beckman
BD. Wy Ransom
Lina Knapp
Daughters of Veterans
Grace Stallman
Grace Bross
Elizabeth Billings
Alice Stewart
John V
Plains
Mie
Maor- Baret Weishaar
Mary Northey
Olivia Enderlein
M. Green
B.S. Joyner
Barling
W. W. Beal
J. A. Wawnsley
Darling
Ruth
Bassett
Blanche Englehart
Helen Maynard
Caroline Casraten
Mary Vaughn
Eastern Star
Bishop's
Church News
John Davis
H.H. Strayer
J. E. O'Keefe
Friend
R. E. Hollenbeck
Butler
Pe Anuil
Graham
Pagan
Loo
Baxt
Iofine
Norn
Maser
East Baieg
Agan
Rafferty
Hank
Casses
Charley Fosselman
George Knoche
Joe Fortunski
Sibert
NSM
Kek
Nama
Reas
Ernie Ee Meee
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