Temperance Union Convention in Willard Hall Next Tuesday
Black Hawk county Worhan's Christian Temperance union will convene next Tuesday in Willard hall with opening at 9:30 a.m. by county president Mrs. Mary J. Glenn Philpot. Waterloo and Cedar Falls officers and unions will report, with noontide and afternoon services, a picnic, and an evening address by Dr. Laurie. Mrs. Ida F. Mitchell is county vice president.
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Black Hawk County
Worhan
Christian Temperance Union
Willard Hall
Mary J. Glenn Philpot
F. J. Eightey
Waterloo
Lula Burt
Rose Wild
Cedar Falls
F. F. Yapp
Jessie P .Glisgard
Cedar Heights
County Union
G.W. Morris
Dewar
Jennie Howe
Dunkerton
Florence McMillen
East Cedar Falls
H. Dewey
Farmer
William
Eyestone
Finchford
George Sands
Hudson
W. N. Roush
la Forte
H. Parkes
Oak Ridge
William Briden
Orange Township
Elmer Blough
Raymond
George Crabtree
Washburn
George Morris
Harry Wilson
Loyal Temperance Legion
Benedict
W. F. Parrott
J. Highmey
Flower
F. P. Rehmeier
George Wilson
Ella E‘bler
J. A. Laurie
Waterloo Union
Laurie
Ida F. Mitchell
Beatty and Koch Wedding Tells of Minneapolis Plans
Blanche Koch and ESR Beatty to wed in Minneapolis at the bridge’s home with Mrs. Ti AS Gentte and Mrs. R. Ackey attending. Bride chosen tan crepe gown and Ophelia rose bouquet. After a brief stay, the couple to reside at Lichty apartments 511 i-2 Sycamore Street. Miss Tole and Frank C Richards wed at Central Christian church Jesup in a double ceremony officiated by Dr. W. TD Andres. The Richards will live on a farm north of Jesup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche
Koch
EB. RB. Beatty
Minneapolis
Minn
Gentte
Mrev
Racine
Wis
Miss “Tole
Lint
Frank
C. Richards
Jesup
Central Christian Church
W. TD. Andres
Chris Nelson
Richard
Ray Allen
Dr. Allen
Mr. Allen
Campbell Baking Company
Lawrence
Kan
Waterloo
Bridge Club Notes From Waterloo Gardens Party
Dutky reports the 13 Bridge club entertained yesterday at Mrs Homer Gordon’s home with guests Mrs Harry Netcott and others. Favors went to Mrs Gordon Mrs Paul Burgess and Mrs L W Smith. Mrs A B Smith to host next. New member Mrs C F Parker replacing Mrs George Highley who moves to California. Golden Link club hosted by Mrs John Gentzler with Garden flowers and a two course luncheon by Mrs Lou Armstrong. Armstrong to host Sept 21.
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Dutky
Bridge Club
Homer. Gordon
Golden Link Club
John Gentzler
Lou Armstrong
Numerous Women Club Aides Gather for Lunch Programs
Fifty women of First Congregational church met for a noon luncheon in the church dining room, with Mrs. W. H. Bickley presiding. Plans were set for a bake sale and an October rummage sale as talks by several members highlighted the gathering. Westminster Presbyterian auxiliary hosted 60 attendees at Mrs. H. A. Limbert’s home with songs and flowers. Other groups from St. Pauls M. E., Grace Methodist, First Baptist, Central Christian, Walnut Street Baptist, and Trinity American Lutheran also held afternoon meetings with officers elected or programs presented, including musical numbers and mission talks. A Sunday school promotion plan was announced for October 2 at Burton Avenue Baptist, as discussions on future classroom space suggested a new building may be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
George Cranston
Frank Friend
W. H. Bickley
E. L. Johnson
J. G. McAlvin
J. D. Easton
Westminster Presbyterian Auxiliary
H. A. Limbert
W. P. McCormick
J. W. Henderson
W. W. Beck
Martha McCormick
Harold Smith
Sarah Shelton
Dorothy Ellsworth
Robert Dunkelberg
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
St. Paul's
M. E. Church
J. R. Howard
Jeanette Oldfather
Korea
C. R. Miller
A. J. Evans
L. M. Townsend
E. E. Watson
C. E. Thornberry
Charles Storm
Home Missionary Society of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
G. H. Cheever
Maude Michael
Des Moines
Etta “Bates
M. J. Tiedemann
Ladies Aid Society
Foreign Missionary Society
Nellie Hoxie Kell
F. D. Miner
W. A. Dobson
W. P. Hoxie
J. R. G. McBroom
W. R. Jameson
Belle Wise
F. J. Miller
Standard Bearers
C. W. Cotton
Clarence Dewey
King’s Heralds
John Muth
W. B. Reed
Light
Jack Campbell
Olive Gould
India
Missionary Society
Women's Missionary Society of Central Christian Church
W. D. Endres
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Marion Flint
Hints in Beauty Care and Diet Advice
A fragment from a 1930s readers column discusses balancing weight and health for looks. It warns against rapid dieting, promotes a measured calorie plan, and suggests exercises to reduce hip fat while noting dangers of acid or high protein regimens.
MeetingNotes At Basement Church Adds New Members
The record notes attendance yesterday afternoon at the new church basement. Mrs. Fred Letsch and Mrs. Leo Camp were admitted to membership. The Sept. 28 meeting was brought forward to Sept. 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Letsch
Leo Camp
Sylvia Powers and Glen Corson Allen United in Marriage
The wedding of Sylvia Letha Powers of Oclwein Iowa and Glen Corson Allen of Lawrence Kansas occurred yesterday at the Little Brown Church in the Vale. The couple plans a Waterloo home after October 1 following a motor trip to Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Powers
Glen Corson Allen
Sylvia Letha Powers
Thomas . Powers
Oclwein
Mr. Allen
Lawrence
Kan
Little Brown
The
Vale
Golda Knapp and David Crown Wed at Little Brown Church
Marriage notice for Golda Knapp and Dale W Crown announces their Aug 29 ceremony at the Little Brown Church in the Vale with Rev J R McCorrison Jr officiating The couple resides at 1027 Fifth Street West Attendants were Mr and Mrs Harry Hoffman of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golda Knapp
Frank EB. Knapp
Mulberry Court
Dale W. Crown
David N. Crown
Williston Avenue
Little Brown Church
the Vale
J. R. McCorrison, Jr
Harry Hoffman
Mrs. Crown
Fifth Street West
City in Brief Highlights Local Notes and Events
Local items include an optical service advertisement at Buchanan's Y Building and Labor Day visits by Miss Lara Nelson and Miss Isabell Mulvey. Travel updates cover Margaret Rittenhouse's visit from Sioux City to 218 Vine Street and several family trips. A hardware sale is planned by H W Trumanhauser in Walker Indiana, while Arthur Hartson's hospital update is reportedly satisfactory after surgery.
Coal cars release order issued for freight agents
A government notice was issued today directing all freight agents to speed release of coal cars for return to mines shipping coal. Mrs. William Horstman, 90, of Reinbeck, is visiting her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs John Ehrig at 114 Wellington Street. Mrs Fern Peeples and her son Junior and Mrs Harry Moon with son Eugene plan to travel by automobile from Radcliffe to Glendale and Van Nuys, California, via Cheyenne and Salt Lake City, with their July eastward drive previously completed in eight days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Horstman
Reinbeck
Es. John Ehrig
Wellington Stree
Fern Peeples
Harry Moon
Eugene
Radcliffe
Beverly Shaw Diagnosed With Infantile Paralysis
Beverly Shaw, 10, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Shaw of 1027 Vine Street, is in critical condition and has been definitively diagnosed with anterior poliomyelitis commonly called infantile paralysis. Her father Mr Shaw returned from a vacation in the north via airplane to Waterloo. Betty Barksdale, 16, of 136 Parker Street East, is also suffering from infantile paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Shaw
Harry Shaw
Vine Street
Shaw
Waterloo
Minneapolis
Betty Barksdale
Parker Street
Drowning of Alta Youth In Abandoned Pit
Forrest McDeid aged likely under 10, son of Mr and Mrs Jess McDeid of Alta, drowned in an abandoned gravel pit near Alta after being unable to swim. A nearby companion reached him briefly but could not save him. Body recovered from ten feet of water.
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Alta
Forrest McDeid
Jess McDeid
Here
McDeid
Doctor's Son Killed Hopping Freight Train East of Des Moines
Charles D. Ford, 17, son of a Seattle physician, died from shock and loss of blood after being struck by a freight train while attempting to hop the cars in a Des Moines freight yard. He had both legs amputated and died at the hospital. His companion Joe McGuan, 19, of Worcester, Mass., survived the incident. The two youths were en route to Worcester when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Rept
INS
Charles D. Ford
Seattle
Wash
Ford
Joe McGuan
Worcester
Mass
Pord
Squeezing Blackheads Ad Claims Quick Cleanse
An advertisement urges not to squeeze blackheads and promotes Calonite der for dissolving blemishes. It advises applying a small amount on a warm cloth to dissolve and remove both large and small pores.
Patterns for the Waterloo Evening Courier
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises up to date fabric patterns from the Fashion Department. Customers are instructed to send 16 cents for each pattern with self addressed envelopes and pattern seams. Orders are filled promptly and should arrive within 10 days after sending.
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Toc Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Seur
Road bond election set for Oct 6 in Van Buren County
Keosauqua Ia Sept 8 tentative date for a special election to vote on paying bonds of 500000 dollars in Van Buren county petitions with about 2000 names were presented to the county board of supervisors paving of primary road No 3 is the objective of the issue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keosauqua
van Buren
County Board of Supervisors
Geologists Trace Oil Rocks in Iowa
In Iowa geologists from Kansas Arkansas Texas and Oklahoma study mid continental oil field rocks touring eastern Iowa. Dean George F Kay University of Iowa state geologist directs research of rock strata near Dubuque McGregor and Decorah. Southern rocks are thought to slope south to depths of hundreds of feet toward southern oil regions.
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Towa City
Sept
INS
Kansas
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Iowa
George F. Kay
University of Iowa
Dubuque
McGregor
Decorah
Towa
Mystery Infection Wipes Out Family
A virulent infection of unknown cause killed Lawrence Meneely, 35, a Hawarden farmer, on Tuesday. His wife died two weeks earlier, and his 13 year old daughter Helen passed away a week after that, leaving a devastated family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawarden
Lawrence Meneely
Helen
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Blanche Koch
Esr. Beatty
Church News
Dorcas
First Baptist Church
A. R. McMillan
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Guild of
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Edna Kent Forbes
Weight and Health
H. V
L. G
Sburright
Berniece Kohl
Black
Bertha Hamblin
Cyril Beaver
Joseph Burright
Leon Schoel
George Hagerman
Ralph Simpson
Paul Howell
Johnnie’ Siedler
Viola Timion
Beatrice Driscoll
Ariene Bradley
O. E. S.—Becker
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Charlotte Burton
Virginia
American Association of University Women
Waterloo Women’s Club
Callie Wieder
Wisconsin
Byrnes Park
H. B. Boies
Sunnyside Country Club
J. W. Wray
Florida
Bennet Clark
St. Louis
C. A. Bownlsby
Ben. Howrey
Horace van Metre
Beta Theta Pi
George Harris
George Pike
Blue Triangle
Gates Park
Association
H. B. Plumb
Edmund Miller
State of
North Carolina
Ummer
Onn
Tender Aleeey
Buchanan’s
Lara Nelson
Clarion
Isabell Mulvey
Broadway
Labor Day
Margaret Rittenhouse
Sioux City
Mrs. G. M. Rittenhouse
H. W. Trumanhauser
Lafayette Street
Walker, In
William Kenneth Greene
Gary, Ind
William Greene
Fourth Street West
Arthur F. Hartson
Fowler Street
St. Francis Hospital
BE. T. Haulette
Rose
Leavitt Street
Dells
Michigan
J. F. Woore
Momence, Ill
W. W. Simmons
South Street
Chicago
Beloit
William Peaberthy
Aida A. Manus
Business & Professional Women's Club
Ait Products Corporation
Farm Bureau Federation
C. W. Kline
East
Ilinois Central
Western Lines
Beverly’ Shaw
Ella
Ashbrenner
Eighth Street
West
Clark & Clark
She Vis
Entz Cafe
First National Bank Bldg
Booth-Joseph Co
Nat'l Bank
Los Lome Beach
Denver
Colo
May Clemence
South St
Water Street
Georgette
Swanson
Fifth St
LeMur
Sycamore St
Guy Hoppes
Mulberry St
Chery
Hopka
Mildred Kopel
Park Nook LeMur
Sullivan Ave
Marsay Beauty Shop
Dike
LeMur Permanent
C. A. Woods
Sunshine Devils
Consiiute Devils
Rose’s Beauty Shop
Water St
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