Social events and club gatherings in Waterloo society
Social calendar notes a Kennett slate of gatherings in Waterloo. Mrs John Heath of Mas agena Cal is central to several hostess events with Mrs F W Robertson and guests from Chicago Miss Julia Day and Mrs J W Kriepfel, plus a luncheon bridge at Mrs C Chapman's. Waterloo Woman's club reviews set for Nov to May with Miss Callie Wheeler. Nine names added to club roster and other commemorations followed by a farewell for Miss Lorraine Mallawel headed to Western Reserve University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heath
Masagena
Cat
Heath
Harriet Aen
H. B. Allen
Allem Memorial Hospital
F. W. Robertson
E. BR. Smith
Los Angeles
Cal
Black
C. ©. Balliett
H. B. Plumb
Mrs. Heath
Vistors
C. A. Chapman
Waterloo Woman's Club
Callie Wheeler
I. m
Mines
W. J. Walsh
Charles A. Kittrell
RB. I. Young
H. T. Shepherd
E. T. Alford
Marjorie Chamberlain
Bridge
Afiss
Lorraine Mallawel
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Milas ‘Bhatlowel
Public Library
Russell-Lamson
Shower Honors Miss Bea Bowen of Cedar Falls
A miscellaneous shower for Miss Bea Bowen of Cedar Falls, who will marry John G. Shay of Evanston on Oct. 24, featured a white and green decor table with flowers and notes. Guests included Hazel Welshard, Margaret Echlin, Flora Batley, and Edith Weinbard, with Bowen planning to visit Evanston before returning. The King’s Daughters Mizpah circle meets Wednesday at Mrs. William Driggs’s home at 3 30 p.m. The B of L E G 3 A held a meeting in Black Hawk LO OG FF hall followed by refreshments. An all day plate sale will be held Wednesday at Electric Park with comrades invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Zeliheefer
Cedar Heights
A. J. Eychaner
Eychaner
Presbyterian Hospital Alumni Association
Maude Gould
Beulah Simpson
Clifton Halman
Bea Bowen
Cedar Falls
John G. Shay
Levanston
Hazel Pyelainrd
CG Welshard
Clay Street
Cedar Yall
Welshard
Margaret Echlin
Flora Batley
Margaret Dahl
Mary Emma Dailey
Gwendolyn Klein
Mary Butler
Helen Curtis
Florence Burke
Edith Weisbard
Edith Weinbard
Mizpah Circle
Wiliam Driggs
Third Street West
Black Hawk LO. OG
FF. Hall
Walnut Street Baptist picnic attracts nearly 300 attendees
About three hundred people joined Walnut Street Baptist church for their annual Sunday school picnic at W. H. King farm. Bert Rogers led games and contests while a 6 to 1 victory highlighted a married men vs McManus class boys baseball contest. Dinner followed at 12 30 with extended gathering until 4 30 p m and thanks extended to the King couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
W. H. King Farm
Bert Rogers
T. A. McManus
Club Notes Predictive Fall Outing Set Tomorrow
Double Five chit announces a gathering at Byrnes Park tomorrow featuring Selock Picnic Hutcheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes Park
Hints in beauty care answered by Margaret
A reader questions wart removal and skin care with daily warm baths scrubbing and cold finishes to tighten pores. Advice covers scalp massage for hair health lash stimulation and caution that skin issues may require medical evaluation for underlying causes.
East Schools Open With Enrollment Near 4800
East district schools resumed for fall with about 7300 enrollment figures and 4800 students expected. East High reports 650 students, Junior High 565, and the combined grade schools 3180. Gates College enrolls 103 with students from 23 Iowa counties and Minnesota towns. Regular classes ran all day after an assembly at 9:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
Gates College
Corn Belt Business College
5. R. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Ted
East High
A. Boysen
Board of Education
East Schools
John Fiske
Grant
Lafayette
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Washington
Alcott
Hawthorne
McKinney
Corey Ill at Sunnyside Escapes Pneumonia
Jack Corey, central figure in a two week legal fight over defrauding a corn sugar dealer, lies at his Sunnyside summer home near La Porte City recovering from a severe illness. He had recently been released on $8,000 bonds as his case was continued to October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Corey
Chicago
Sunnyside
la Porte City
Corey
Chira- 60
Pheumonia
Osage man David Palmer dies of diabetes at 51
James Palmer 51 of Lyte died Sunday at 7 30 p m at his brother David Palmer's Osage home from diabetes. Funeral by the Masons set for 2 p m Wednesday at the David Palmer home with interment at St Anagar. Survivors include wife two sons three sisters and two brothers with listed relatives in Union township Marmony Minnesota Stacrville and Osage. DYNAMITE KILLS BOY section note Port Dodge Iowa September 7 George Merohn 11 Clayworth killed when dynamite can exploded while playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage. In
James Palmer
Lyte
David Palmer
Osage
Masons
St. Anagar
Palmer
Tie
Justin Palmer
Union Township
Orrie Palmer
Marmony, Minn
Adam Deck Ty
Carl Johnson
Stacrville
Cuctis Bishee
Austin
David and
Link Palmer
Osace
Port Dodge
George Merohn
Clayworth
Waterloo City Brief Seaside of Visits and Vacations
City residents and visitors are listed in a Waterloo brief noting relatives traveling to and from Waterloo for vacations and visits. Residents include Miss Claire Wade, Margar et Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Martin, Jasper Martin, and many others. Hospital notes report Jean Louise recovering from operations at St Francis hospital. Rev. N J Lentz begins a western vacation, with temporary parish coverage by Rev. K B Lorenz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Wade
Margaret Kelly
Chicago
Ralph Martin
Jasper Martin
Detroit
Mich
Waterloo
Elia Alice Hile
Barclay Street
Celwein
Thomas McCarthy
Broadway
Audrey Jane Anderson
Peoria
Jean E.ouise
Charles E. Sindlinger
Sindlinger
Sans Souci
Harry
Miss May
St. Luke's Hospital
Rev. N. J. Lentz
St. John's Church
Portland
Medford
Oregon
Yacoma
Seattle
Yakima
Wash
KB. Lorenz
Dubuque
Alr
George Williams
Mary Esther
Emmons
Des Moines
Willams
E. Js. Johnson
Leland Avenue
Shea
Williams
Sue Norther
Mullan Avenue
Lockhaven
Central State Teachers Training College
Family Ties Span Cities As Guests Return Home
John Banton plans to resume studies at George Washington University in Washington DC after a job stint. James Walpole and young Jimmy Walpole left by car for Minneapolis after visiting Mrs Walpole's parents at 318 Wellington Street. Mrs Walpole and her son stayed three weeks with the Rock family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Banton
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
James Walpole
Jimmy Walpole
Minneapolis
Minn
Pair of Labor Day Revelers Sentenced as Drunken Drivers
Two Labor Day revelers were found guilty in municipal court of driving while intoxicated. Paul Phelps of 235 Vaughan street paid a $100 fine and costs after claiming the alcohol odor came from lemonade and cold medicine. Gray Besant of 134 Argyle street began a 30 day county jail sentence after pleading guilty. Harold James of 134 Argyle street, a passenger, was fined $10 for intoxication. A small amount of liquor was found in Besant’s car after it struck two telephone poles and a tree at Fourth and Franklin. Also noted, Hanford MacNider, assistant secretary of war, left Scott Field for an air trip with McCook Field as the next stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Day
J. W. Gwynne
Paul Phelps
Vaughan Street
Eleventh Street
Phelps
Gray Besant
Argyle Street
Besant
Ralph Davis
E. Thornberry
Fourth
Franklin Streets
Harold James
James
Gwynne
Presbyterian Mite Society Will Meet Wednesday
The Aire society of the Presbyterian church will hold a September meeting Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock in the church parlor. All ladies of the church and congregation are urged to attend and bring a sew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies’ Aid’ Society of
Central Christian Church
Vern Jackson
General Aid Society of
St. Paul's M. E
Presbyterian Mite Society
la Porta City
Ladies of the Aire Society
Presbyterian Church
Woman badly burned in gasoline stove explosion
Independence Iowa September 7 Mrs Lea Spece living on a farm near the city was badly burned when a gasoline stove exploded at her home Monday night Her husband extinguished the flames after she caught fire and she was taken to People's hospital where her condition was reported desperate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Lea Spece
People's Hospital
Spece
Frightfully Buried Daughter of Mr and Mrs Olsen Oehvein
The fragment notes the burial of a daughter of Peter Olsen and Mrs Olsen in Oehvein with limited surrounding context. The terse text identifies the family and location but lacks further details on the ceremony or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Olsen
Oehvein
Police Planes Corner Bank Robbers In Kansas City
Bank robbers believed they had distance from pursuing car when three Kansas City police planes appeared. The planes circled, their sirens audible as authorities closed in, forming a posse at a crossroad to trap the getaway vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Police Use Air Patrol to Track Robbers Near Kansas City
A brief report describes robbers near Kansas City and a temporary aerial pursuit. Three commercial Waco planes are available for police use to scan from the air as officers race across the Missouri River toward an air field. EB L Winn Jr, Kansas City police board secretary, advocates aerial police work and notes possible radio links to headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaniga City
Missouri River
EB. L. Winn, Jr
Kansas City Police Board
Tadio
Lemons and Orchard White Skin Whitening Mixture
A vintage ad promotes mixing juice from two lemons with Orchard White to create a quarter pint bleach. It promises a fragrant, non irritating formula for the face neck arms and hands claiming stage beauties used it for a white complexion and to reduce freckles sunburn and tan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA
Quaker Oats: Flavor of Experience in Every Bowl
The ad extols Quaker Oats for its rich toastiness born of fifty years of milling. It claims authentic flavor outshines substitutes and notes bulk provides balance with protein carbohydrates and vitamins. Quick Quaker cooks in 3 to 5 minutes and grocers stock Quaker Oats.
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California
Waterloo Review
Moose Hall
Harriet Olsen
Barbara Tia May Pickens
Charles Pickens
Cedar River Ark
Wisler
Frank Scott
Washington Street
Annette “Borchert
lWaterloo
Loren J. Berry
Werner C. Knoop
Kirk Stewart
Allianz Association
Iowa State College
Amelia
Dickens Clube
Addie Hotch- Kies
Electric Park
Church News
Women's Organizations of
First, Congregational Church
Nellie Brooks
Turkey
Majel
Guild of First Tecebsyteria | Chirch
F. B. Morris
W. B. Jennings
P. J. Mulray
Westminster Presbyterian Church and Friends
K. Ey Ricketts
First Street West
Trinity American Lutheran Church Ladies’ Guild
First Congregational Church
E. 0. Relnicke
Ben Stabela
Margaret
Anna Ma
M. S
Lutheran
C. L.Y
East District
Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran School
Our ‘Lady of Victory Academy
Fack
Fiythanan
C. HL. Troganzi
Fowley Street
Denver
Colorado Springs
Colo
D. W. Nicholas
Darwin
Fourth Street
Mar
C. EB. Bruce
Cutler Street
Waterville
M. J. Cook
J. B. C. Cook
William A. Cook
Stafford
Kan
Cook
William A. Wiod
Milwaukea
Wils
Annie Koch
Fourth Street East
Floyd Stanton
Almond Street
J. M. Shores
Highland Boulevard
Smitley Heights
Redlands
Marshall Rugg
Rugg
Shores
Abe Martin
Em Moot
Newt Plum
Howard
Elosta Dailey
Merle Wratislaw
Allied Arts Conservatory of Music
Coward
Ruby Dempster
Coward Bigg
Macnider
Belleville
Hanford MacNider
Middlewest
Scott Field
McCook Field
Dayton
Nava McChane
Waterloo Evening Courier
M. E
Herbert Anton
W. R. van Brocklin
W. R. Ian Brocklin
Harry Kober
Eleanor
Frank Peterson
Cora Bowman
Vinton
Brust
Wallace Stallman
Uttle
Brainerd, Minn
Burke
George Ponsford
Willam Wilson
Charles Loveless
Buchan
Commercial Street
H. S. Lames
Malin Street
E. R
Fonda Mae Shop
East Fourth Street
Fonda Mae
Special Mail Order Department
Waterloo Daily Cattle Congress
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Cretanns
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