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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1928

Page

2

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

Thomas Wren Anna Eayes Thomas W. Wren Hannah Wren Wren Salto

Also Mentioned on This Page

Church News Clara Barton Guild Universalist. Church Dorothy Weatherwax Joseph Layiie J. B. Young Katherine Park Geenue West W. M.S Firsk United — Presbyterian Church Graves Memorial - United Brethren L. C. Ransom Backstrom Orchestra Mary Summers Meyers Woman's Foreign Missionary Society St. Paul's M King’s Heralds Gertrude Hoover Colorado Sinla Board of Nursity Denver Colo. Paul Kildee Creighton University Omaha Neb Far West John G West Leland Stanford University Palto Alto Cal Harold, Schulz 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 Zhi Jce Artificial Ice & Fuel Company Fast Ninth Street Waterloo, Iowa
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