DuMond trio back in Waterloo after coast to coast tour
Chautauqua entertainers Mr and Mrs DuMond Joe DuMond and Max Noah return to Waterloo after a year away on a Redpath-Vanter circuit across Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia and Kentucky They plan to stay until summer then resume entertaining Mrs DuMond sings contralto and plays piano while Mr DuMond baritone accompanies with Noah on bass The group previously toured 30 states in six years of lyceum work and will perform from their studio at 420 Fifth Street East during the coming season
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Chattauqua Entertainsys
Mya
Joe DuMond
Max Noah
Waterloo
Mrs. DuMond
Fifth Street
Iowa State Teachers College
DuMond
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Redpath-Vawter
Elsie Baker
Victor House
DuMonds
Thomas
Greena
American Red Cross
Noah
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Waterloo Responds to Woman's Club's Art Course Offer
Waterloo residents greet a Waterloo Woman's Club art course for the season with enthusiasm. Tickets at one dollar cover a trio of entertainments at East High school auditorium, while the Arts department supports the plan aligning with American artists. Local clubs plan lessons, picnics, and a Defense Day float, with donations and volunteers invited for various community events.
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Waterloo
Woman’s Club
Waterloo Woman's Club
Fines Arts
Federation of
Side Talks on Scouting and Parental Discipline
A mother and her 12 year old son visit a scout headquarters while a scene unfolds highlighting public shaming of a boy. The scout master vows to address joining arrangements and restore the boy’s self respect amid the audience’s laughter. The piece stresses avoiding public scolding and the impact on a child’s discipline and self esteem.
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Maddashad
Nuptial Rites Read for Celeste Nisius and Wesley Broadie
Nuptial vows were exchanged at 10 o'clock this morning at St Joseph's rectory for Celeste Nisius daughter of Mrs Lizbeth Nisius and Wesley Broadie son of Mrs Umb Mes. HIT Irene Wa pferly officiating Rev Edward Slattery of the Serview. Honor maid was Miss Plorenes Nisius sister of the bride. The bride wore a brown Georgette gown with blue venetian hat and carried butterfly roses. After the ceremony a motor trip to Minnesota and Wisconsin was planned with home to be at 612 East Jefferson. The bride is a former St Mary's student and has worked at Davis Dry Goods.
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Celesta ‘Nisiue
Lizabeth
Nisius
Wesley
Broadie
Mes
Minnesofi
Wisconsin
East Jefferson
Tiegarpom
Babcack Institute of Pharmacy
H.W. Broadly Drug Company
Brite
St. Mary's High School
Davis Dry Goods Conmunnty
Club Notes Elects Porcupile President At Annual Meeting
Mrs Carrie Porcupile was elected president XN Walter Stouer secretary and Mrs Anna Delfs Dress correspondent meeting held at Bishops private dining room for annual business last eveing retiring officers Mrs Alta Fisher and Mrs Nellie Entwisle hosted dinner Talks given by Porcupile and Fisher A theatre party formed afterward Jeanie Ripa and Anna Delfs to entertain club at home Sept 22 N C Aldand to host La Lomita club Thursday afternoon
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Carrie Porcupile
Walter Stouer
Anna Delfs
F.C. T
Bishop's
Alta Fisher
Nellie Entwisle
Porcupilel
Fisher
Mis
Jeanie Ripa
Church News Highlights Local Women Guilds and Meetings
Miss Elsie French spoke on missionary teaching in Ali Font and Jerusalem at the United Presbyterian Church. Thirty officers and workers from Grace M. Be Outlonk and Trinity Lutheran groups planned meetings, refreshments, and officer elections. Upcoming events include quilting, comfort works, and Sunday school arrangements across several local churches and lodges.
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Elsie French
W. J. Franch
Jean Morrison
United Presbyterian Church
Ali Font
Jerusalem
Edwin Zilmer
Kelen Basgarear
Pauline Tassarear
John Hamilton
W. W. Lytte
Beauty Letters Offer Skin Care Guidance
An advice piece addresses a reader at eighteen with beauty tips for skin and hair care. It recommends cocoa butter for massage, avoiding caffeine and rich milk, drinking water, and using gentle scrubs. It warns against overdoing toners and various remedies while emphasizing scalp and pore care and avoiding harsh chemicals.
Monthly church events and notices week schedule
The church hosts a monthly dinner and business meeting on Thursday at 8 PM. Philippians meet at Presbytarian church in the classroom at 8 PM. The Thursday Makers class plans a picnic supper at the church at 7 PM. Friday hosts events with Mr and Mrs Selzer and Mr and Mrs Samquist in charge. Executive committee talks at Central distribution Ladies Aid home of Mrs Fred Chapman Wednesday afternoon. Announcements include bazar and dinner planning for the new season.
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L. K
GLA
Bo A L. BS
I. O
FF Hall
Frank Jessup
P. C. Parker
Grace M. BE. Outlonklass
Charles J. Miller
Lezan Avenue
Pirse Presbyterian ‘Church
Selzer
Samquist
Central
Aid
Spciety
Fred Chapman
Npt
Rudd Girl Seeks Adventure Ends Up Hungry and Homeless
Leona Tolliver, 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tolliver, left home seeking fun and friends in Waterloo. After wandering and finding nowhere to stay, she asked a stranger for help, was taken to the police matron, and later reunited with her father who drove her home that night.
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Leona ‘Tolliver
Roy Tolliver
Rad Ta
Witerloo
Poles
Materloo
Ist
Bla. iLeighton
Police
Elo
Waterloo
Leong
Literary societies meet at East High with sponsors named
The Literary Societies of East High held their first semester meeting yesterday. Miss Carolyn Me Far lane was sponsor of Brodelphian and Phiosansian, with Mary Ethel Pixen assisting. Plans were discussed and members introduced. El Centro Espanol, the High Spanish Club, also held its primary meeting yesterday.
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Brodelphian
East High
Carolyn Me
Farlane
Dramatics Instenetor
Bros. and
Mise
Mary Ethel Pixen
Suylish
Tualor
Wil
Phas
el Centro Espanal
Clb
Salvation Army creates Iowa jurisdiction in reorganization
Eddie Rowe former Waterloo corps commander notes Iowa becomes its own jurisdiction. Previously Iowa Nebraska and western Illinois formed a district led by Brigadier William Andrews with Des Moines as headquarters. Adjutant Norman Marstatt becomes Iowa commander as Omaha replaces Des Moines as Nebraska district headquarters.
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Salvation Army
Iowa
Eddie Rowe
Waterloo
Nebraska
Western Ilinois
William Andrews
Des Moines
Calanet
Defense Day Flag Display Plan Outlined by Sheriff
The article outlines Friday Defense Day preparations with sheriff led details. It notes parade routes from Franklin to Lincoln Park, access restrictions on Park Avenue, and participation by students, Salvation Army, veterans, and service clubs.
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Iyi
Servier
Siepord
WHS
Tia Che
Eddie Nowe
Salvation Army
Merida
Wu USA
Hte Oserenee
Mieday
Mareh
National Guards
Volice
Linn
Franklin
Maarth
Washington
Wirth
Lincoln Park
Clinton
Persia
Enery
Nurireal Elute Giunertet
Tammen Bequeaths Cash to Friends and Employes on Pest
Publisher Tammen’s will bequeaths sums from 1,000 to 50,000 to friends and employees as probate details unfold. Estate reportedly exceeds 2,000 in official estimates but may be far higher, with the widow Agnes Reid Tammen and Denver Children’s Hospital named as beneficiaries.
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Tammen
Pest
Denver
Cola
Sapir
Denver Mest
guideSsecinies
Ince
Agnes Reid Tammen
Denver Children's Hospital
Polk County Sheriff Robb Pleads Guilty in Ordinance Case
Former Polk County sheriff Robb pleaded guilty to creating a traffic ordinance trap. Authorities yesterday sentenced him to a $2.4 thousand fine after his guilty plea.
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Yes
Moines
Sept
Robb
Polk County
Uncle Wiggily and the Sun Flower Adventure
Uncle Wiggily sees sunflowers in his garden when a Bob Cat chases him, hides near a stalk, and a falling sunflower knocks the cat unconscious. Nurse Jane laughs as the creature recovers, and the tale ends with a teaser about Uncle Wiggily and the tumble bug.
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Moe
Mr. Longears
Inv Iin
Uncle Wigguy
Izzy
Jane Wlo
Uncle Wiggely
Desperate Family Reunites With Absent Nix After Distress
The family of Earl Nix, who went to California last May, returns to Waterloo to find him deserted and in destitution. Police report he abandoned his job at Waterloo Gasoline Bagging Company and sent a letter urging his wife to stay with her parents. Mrs. Nix traveled by car to Kansas City and then train to Waterloo, arriving before noon. A related note mentions Jacob Levingston preparing for two weeks in New York with Mrs. Levingston and sons enrolling at Columbia University.
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Earl Nix
California
Waterloo
Be AL Leighton
Po- Hiep
Nix
Chief Leighton
Waterloo Gasoline Baginga Company
Purts Utown
Letchton
Levingston
New York
Jacob Levingston
Russell Lamson
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Johnson Pavilion
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Uncle Wiggily and the Sun Flower BY
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Hook Flowery
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Fen
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Dallas
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Tex
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Vine Street
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Mmplete Optical Service
Fowler Coffee
Fowler
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