Colleges to Draw Many from Waterloo Students
Waterloo youths prepare for fall term with heavy turnout at state and national universities. Names of students entering University of Town, Grinnell College, Cornell College, Iowa State, and others are listed by street and hometown, with several to study out of state or at Cedar Rapids and Ames.
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Waterloo
Galleres
Gtate Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Richard Shane
Independence
Dorothy Hartlett
Fourth Street
Esther Lovejoy
Third Street
Virginia
Ish
Lane Street
Earl Powers
University of Town
Everett Mack- Inster
Jefferson’ Street
Mildred Alexander
Forest Avenue
Margaret Noonan
Locust Street
Wendell Barrett
Technical School
Chicago
Dissica Jones
Mina Ackerman
Robert Brown
Dorothy Holmes
Marjorie Guck
Maxine Kessler
Iry
Pe Margolis
Doris Miller
David Patrishman
Portin Quinlan
William. Robinson
Raymond Williams
Lillian Galofsky
Norman Bell
Marjorie Comfort
Jack Greeks
Warren Buchan
Janet Becknell
Nauman Moves
Qaral
Gladys Present
Elf
Robert Young
Vermont Street
Edwin Green
Riverside ‘Drive
Craig Ellyson
Home Park
Boulevard
Rohlf
Sheridan Road
Miss Bess -White
Donald - Jenks
Morris
Zimring
Bernard
Larson
Robert Tirpy
Horace
Ex’ Pike
Anna | Winder
Robert “Webster
Francis Kennedy
James’ Benjamin
Nethaniel Hackett
Loren W. Poyner
Jesse Harris
Lawrence, Carrigg
Chester Hersh
Engratio Bender
Grinnell
College
Margaret
Welshaar
South Street
Missy
Alice “Lovejoy
Kerneth Clayton
Prospect Boulevard
Geraldine Brinkmen
Mary Stevenson
Kimball_avenue
Wallace Henderson
Sheri' Dan Yond
Cora Mar - Busby
Bayard’ Street
Margaret Dean Howell
Irving Street
Marian Hollis
Wellington Street
Anaan
Cornell ,College
Vernon
Willigo
Vance
Allyn
Fourth
Gwendolyn Edwards
Locust
Eugene Barker
Second
Ruth O' Hitchcock
Edythe’ Delaney
Mulberry
Rodney Douglas
Robert Shipler
Mary Pitts
Margaret Miller
Frank Anderson
Wanda, Lloyd
Marian McClean
Swa State)collegé
Ames
Joseph’ Hacker
University of Illinois
Royal
Sinnard
Franklin
Wallace
du’ Shane
Avalon ‘Avenue
John Berth
Vaughan
Russel Hanson
Castle Hill
Eugene, Kress
Preston
Syeilberg
Will
Cedar Rapids
Juanita
Bower
Black “Hawk Road
Finley Hospital
Dubuque
Oscar Armstrong
Harry Peterson
Des’ Maines
Martha” Louise
Graham
Sheridan ‘Road
Ruth Rodamar
Leland’ Avenue
Carleton College
Northfeld
Minn
Anne
Evelyn McElhinney
Franklin Street
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Joinet
Knox
Alta Vista Avenue
Robert Martin
University of Wminels
Urleans
Ill
Alberta Dickinson
Minnesota State Normal School
Bemudii
Willam
Wempleton
Third “Avenue
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Dorothy Kline
Kansas University
Lawrence
Kan
Margaret Fisher
Virginia Hunter
Helen Margadant
Riehl
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Gerald Wilkins
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Clyde Demmel
Rhey Street
Fred Morse
Vine Street
William Davell College
Atherty
Weavers class meets at First Baptist with social hour
About 45 members attended the Weavers class meeting Friday afternoon at Mrs. J. O. Maize's home on Kingsley avenue. Plans for the year were discussed and a social hour followed with games led by Mrs. Corn Well and Mrs. W. Eby. Refreshments were served.
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First Baptist Church
J. O. Maize
Kingsley Avenue
A. J. Corn
W. Eby
Eb.n. Humiston
G. R. Pottcroft
W.E. Schoen
Couple Celebrates Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Mrs. Simon Shaulis and her husband mark fifty years since their Waterloo wedding on September 8 1878. A noon family dinner and 2 PM reception followed with relatives and friends from Waterloo Somerset county and beyond. The couple, both natives of Pennsylvania, are members of First Brethren church. he a Civil War veteran active in the G A R. Their family includes Tra Shaulis Molive Eli and others in Colorado Iowa and Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Shaulis
Park Boulevard
Shaulls
Waterloo
J. R. Berry
Somerset County
Pennsylvania
Tra Shaulis
Molive
Eli
Orange Township
W. J. Queer
Weaterloo
Frank Shaulis
Los Animas
Cole
H. G. Pevers
Barclay Township
J. M. Shaulis
Rocky Ford
Colo
H. G. Shaulls
Ellen Myers
Hudson
Martha Weyand
K. J. Shaulis
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes
Advice on beauty baths to clear skin and improve complexion. The column notes various bath types, their effects on pores and circulation, and cautions about overuse. It mentions Epsom baths and the need for cooling rinses and rub downs, plus a note on hair care and a mail order offer for a beauty tonic.
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Edna Kent Forbes
Epsom Galia
Barcelona
M. Gy- Tha
Pamphreb
Gertrude
Club Notes and Meetings Across Local Women's Groups
Shih notes members of the Piercer elgh Woman's Benefit association will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Winifred Petelt on a street. Mrs Emuly-Wick antettalard member of the Da-R-Best club met Friday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs S A Dudley 430 Bayard street May. Ray Smith and Frank Tate won favors in con- Mrs Matt Crawford was a guest of the club. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by her daughter W L B club will meet Tuesday afternoon at the Home of Mrs Pail Pentic 2312 Lafayette street with Mrs Lester Penn assisting hostess All members of the Woman's Labor bureau are invited. Maccabee club met Friday evening in the club rooms TiO Sycamore street with 30 members and friends present Games were played and a number were initiated into a secret degree of the order Plans were made for a play to be given late in October Refreshments were served by the hostess Mrs Russeth Warren assisted by Mrs Daisy Johnson Mrs Ciara Owen Mrs Matilda Price and Mrs Mare Bowman
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Sisters of St
J. F. Wagner
Yeoman Lodge
KJ P
Forglady
Alice Stewert
Shih
Woman's Benefit Assormation
Winifred Petelt
Emuly - Wick Antettalard Mentherk
S. A. Dudley
Bayard Street
Mays
Ray Smith
Frank Tate
Matt Crawford
Pail Pentic
Lafayette Street
Lester Penn
Woman's Labor Bureau
Maccabee Club
Tio' Sycamore Street
Ordr
Russeth Warren
Daisy Johnson
Ciara Owen
Matilda Price
Mare Bowman
Social Events on Tonigak in Waterloo Life
Waterloo social calendar lists gatherings across clubs and chapters. Notable entries include Black's Tearoom Sunday, Wisconsin Plenses park Monday, numerous lodge and church group meetings, library and garden club displays, and Friday evening D A K board dinner at Black's tearoom.
Social clubs set diverse fall gatherings and meetings
Community groups publish their fall calendars with Chapter FE PEO meeting Monday at 7 45 pm at 126 Leland Ave Mrs Ka Rodamar. Chapter 7 PGO hosts at 205 Prospect Ave. Natural Music Club picnic Monday with Miss Ethel Brinkman as hostess. Daughters of Isabella and Garden Club events planned. American Association of University Women hosts tea for teachers Saturday. Lincoln Circle G A R meets with new president Mrs Garthe Eaton and outlines fall events including timblebee luncheon bazar and rummage sale. Navy date Sept 17. Litchfield area social activities include theater party and Sunnyside Country Club dances start fall season.
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Temple Rebekahogee
Shimble- Bet
Blackhawk
O. C. FL
Blue Triangle League
W. OC
Sons of Union Veterans “Memorial Hall
K. Co. Hall
Temple Rebeksh Lodge
Blackhawk I. QO
F. Hall
M. F. Coontz
Lincoln
Ladies of
G. Aa. Ry
hMrs
J. G. Bennett
Waterloo
Black
Dickens Club
American Association of University Women
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
Ka Rodamar
Leland Avenue
GC. D. Gass
Prospect Avenue
Daughters of
Margaret Weishaar
Mary Stevenson
Caroline
Cascadente
Ethel Brinkman
Daughters of Isabella
Garden Club
Pinehurst
A. E. Rumsey
Lincoln Cireleo
Lincgin Circle
Garthe Eaton
Memorial
Hal Priday
Navy
Cedar Falls Woman's Club to vote on clubhouse offer
Old city notices a Cedar Falls message shows the Waterloo residence property on Third and Clay streets proposed as a clubhouse. The offer includes a $20 000 gift with a $10 000 fundraising condition. Committee members named include Mrs W O Nutin and Mrs J B Clay. Other items note Daughters to Entertain and various local society events.
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Galirtersnadtat
Cedar
Parls
Cedar’ Falls
J. A. Petrie
Twelfth Street
Henry Pfeiffer
Gus Pfeiffer
New York
City
Yornis
W. 0. Nutin
J.B
Baked Stuffed Onions and Corn Pudding Dish Notes
A pantry style recipe fragment describes baked stuffed onions using minced ham breadcrumbs salt pepper marjoram butter and water, followed by a corn pudding with butter flour salt sugar corn milk and eggs baked in a buttered dish with breadcrumbs. Pineapple tanteea and limey dessert notes mention grated pineapple sugar salt and a meringue like whipped egg whites with lemon juice and custard hints.
Dinner Given by Mr and Mrs Or ville Hamilton
Mr and Mrs Or ville Hamilton of 1008 Washington street hosted a dinner for the Hawks at a specified hour on Friday evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Floyd Gibson Mrs Ivy Thomas Elmer Christopher and Joe Engamells. Regular meeting L A to B of R T will hold Tuesday afternoon in Fireman's hall. OO E to Meet Waterloo chapter O E and will meet Wednesday evening in the Matt Parrott building.
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Waterloo
Parrott
Kum-Chat-Awhils Club
John George
Rowena Circle
Yeomen
Harry Duke
T.T. F Club
N. B. Oliver
Diggle Club
Dan O'Neil
Central Christian Church
Woman's Benefit Association
George Gress
St Mary's Sewing Club
Black's
Daughters of Isabella
K. O. Hall
Orville Hamilton
Washington Street
Floyd- Gibson
Ivy.Thomas
Elmer
Chrt
Joe Engamells
L. A. To
R. T
Fireman's Hall
OO. E
Waterloo Chhapter, O. E
Matt Parrott
Mother's guidance shapes girlhood in garden lessons
A Wisconsin university note recounts how Helen's mother nurtured curiosity by teaching gardening skills and answering questions, while Mary, left without steady guidance, grew independent yet lacking in household service. The piece argues for attentive early childhood contact and the role of kindergarten education in fostering sound mental and moral development.
Mrs Wren Sues Rival for 25 000 Damages
Mrs Hannah Wren filed suit for 25000 dollars claiming Anna Eayes stole the affections of her husband Thomas W Wren. Wren, once a local police officer, accuses the defendant of winning his love and society in the past year. The note adds a historical aside about the British post office placing its first postage stamp on May 1 1840.
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Thomas Wren
Anna Eayes
Thomas W. Wren
Hannah Wren
Wren
Salto
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L. C. Ransom
Backstrom Orchestra
Mary Summers Meyers
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
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King’s Heralds
Gertrude Hoover
Colorado
Sinla Board of Nursity
Denver
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Kildee
Creighton University
Omaha
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West
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Cal
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Logan Avenue
Dean Wagner
Worwood Street
University of California, Southern Branch
Los Angeles
Mary Humphreys
American Conservatory
Hortense 'Morgan
Chicago Music School
Helen Bachle
Florence Street
Michael Reese Hospital
Helen Swisher
Sunset Road
Mt. Holyoke College
Blair Wood
Kingsley. Avenue
Dartmouth College
Rosalie
Jackson
Colonial Apartments
Martha Washington Seminary
Washington
D. C
Peter Brown
Notre Dame University
Notre Dame
Ind
Helen Silvers
Oberli Conservatory, of Music
Oberlin
June Adams
Jowd State College
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Wanda McClean
Curtis Institute
Philadelphia
Naval
Annapolis
Richard Cass
Frederic Howe
Third Avenue
Harold Davelaar
Davelaar
E. R. Togersen
Muac
Thomas Levin
James , MoeGourey
Mrs
Margaret. Michaelson
Elsie Errichson
Nevada Schwein
California
Evelyn Kiile
Grace
Frances Newkirk
Mildred Grewe
Ruth Dungey
Laura Jensen
Mary Metrose
D. A.R
Byrnes Park
M. C. Buck
J. BE. Sedgwick
Robert Harbin
H. GC. Wurster
RR. L. Stetzel
Ghanter
Ira Redamar
Daughters of Civil War
Lafayette and
Francis Grant
Tonigak
Waterloo Life Underwriters’ ‘Association
Black’s Searoom
Wisconsin
Bytmes Park
Gichapter 7
E. O
Ira Rodamiar
First United
Presbyterian Citizen
Pioneer Club
Winifred ‘Pettitt
Mary Melrose
DA. R
Black Mawk County
W. CG
T. UL
Cedar Heights
Hall
R. Fireman
W. L. B. Club
Paul Penne
Chautauqua Club
W. C.] Marks
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Iall
Sons of Union Veterans of
Woman's Organizations
First Congregational Church
Circle Two
Missionary Society
First Lutheran Church
Clarence
L. F. Morr
Second Street West
Jlte
Lavoone Marguerite
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Country Club
Temple Rebekah
Black Hawk I
Lawn City
EH. O
CG. D. Cass
Margaret Hellen
Margaret Moore
Betty Young
Allen Kliebenstein
Little Billy Lane
Jean Stevenson
Dave Jackman
William Bray
Bridge
J. N. Joyce
Harry Fergeman
Bee Smith
Glenn’ Pickett
William Gray
Ruby Hamilton
Waterloo Life Underwriters’ Association
Black's Tearoom
C. W. Chapman
Nuncheon
Katherine, Orrick
George Rellenbaigh
Tabor
Harry Orrick
Wte Brown-Youngblut
Margaret Youngblut
Brown
Cathedral
Charles J. Miller
St. Mary's Dramatic Club
Johnny
St. Mary's Hall
Jean Clark
Earoom
Red Cross Board of Directors
Waterloo Woman's Club
Moandry
Monroe J. Flicker
Williston Avenue
Past Matrons’ Club
Becker
Paris
Docuillet- Doucet
Shantung
Arbela
Austerlila
Blenheim
Gannae
Crecy
Gettysburg
Manila
Orleans
Thermopylag
Trafalgar
Blue Star
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
Mattern
Slee
Eesevees
Kindergarte
York City
Verticler
Byron Courter
David
Mary
Helen
Lydia
Roosevelt
Kearns Funeral Home
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Artificial Ice & Fuel Company
Fast
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