Cabinet Members of Friendship Clubs to Meet at Morris Isle
Cabinet members of the Friendship clubs and Girl Reserves from two high schools, plus Miss Marie Watters, depart for a weekend at Mor tis Isle for the annual setting up conference. They will return Sunday afternoon with plans for the year outlined and reports due from delegates to Lake Okoboji.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Isle
Marie Watters
Young Women's Christian Association
Wll
Youn Men's Christian Association
Mor- Tis Isla
Watters
Friendship Club
Helen B. Patridge
Jillian Tomilison
Kathryn Young
Miss Watters
Lake Okobout
Dorothy Kline
Alas Reinhart
Florence Moothart
Edith Ferguson
Florencel. Brinton
J. L. Buechels
Eastern Star bids farewell to Associate Matron Gertrude MacDonald
Waterloo chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star honors Associate Matron Mrs. Gertrude MacDonald with a farewell reception at Masonic temple. Miss Mary Ethel Dixon presents a parasol, a chorus dedicates a gang number, and plans for Sept. 23 initiation are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude MacDonald
Waterlloo
Ron. MacDonald
Waterloo
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mary Ethel Dixon
MacDonald
Mabel. Hulett
Jeanette Chickering
T. L. Wheeler
Ralph Hickelbert
Eneatha Hengan
Thyra Buck
Dorothy Kline
Mytile
Falan
Miss. Dixon
Women of Church Outline Activities
Women of First Congregational plan a four course dinner in four homes during a luncheon session. Hawaii Ireland Japan and the United States will be represented. Mrs Howard Burr hosts the missionary department next Wednesday afternoon. A dramatic recital The Copperheaded may be presented Sept 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Hawaii
Ireland
Japan
United States
Howard Burr
Bess Gearhart Morrison
Lincoln
First Baptist Choir Honors Retiring Director at Dinner
Dimmermarchu, organist and director of music for First Baptist Church, resigns effective after Sunday and was guest of honor at a Black's dinner in Waterloo, Africa. He plans to return to Cincinnati, Ohio. Twenty five guests attended a lavender themed tribute with toasts by Rev. R. E. Williamson and Wayne Smith. Dimmermann responded and played piano, as committee heads organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimmermarchu
First Baptist Church
Black's
Waterloo
Afr
Dimthermatin
Cincinnati
R. E. Williamson
Clarence Wises
Roland Taylor
Wayne Smith
AB. Dimmermann
Williamson
Frances Gillis Weds Harold Frudden in Osage nuptials
Miss Frances Gillis and Harold O Frudden wed Tuesday at the bride’s parents home in Osage. The bride, a state university graduate and former Tipton teacher, and Frudden, son of Mr and Mrs F M Frudden of Frudden Lumber, plan a Washington honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Gillis
Harold Frudden
Osage
Harold O. Frudden
Charles Citr
Bir
Ars. FP
B. Gillis
Rev
M Smith
M. EB
The
State University
Tipton
Mr. Frudden
F. M. Frudden
Frudden Limber Company
Washimeton
D. C
Hair setting lotion and home remedies for unruly tresses
The article describes a homemade setting lotion using spirits of wine vinegar and water as a softening spray after shampoo to help hair dry and wave smoothly. It suggests variations if spirits of wine are unavailable and notes safety, usage tips, and general scalp care including daily massage for healthy hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viesar
Lou
Farewell Luncheon for Mrs Thompson
Mrs. O M Thompson departs for Florida as she is honored at a 1 o'clock luncheon at Black's hosted by Triple Four club members. Afterward she received a gift shower at Mrs C G Forneys home. Orchid and pink table arrangements highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. ‘Thompson
Florida
Black's
oGécasion
Triple Four Club
C. G. Forney
Russell Stewart
C. R. Bassarear
Fred Bartz
Harvey Karl
A. P. Rath
Robert G. Ailen
A.A. Stewart
Richmond Curran Marriage Today
Miss Lena E. Richmond and Lotis A. Curran were married at 6 45 this morning in St. Marys church. The bride graduated from Elma high school and the State University of Iowa in pharmacy and has worked as a registered pharmacist at Robert Drug Co. Curran, a former serviceman, is a member of the American Legion. They will honeymoon near Watertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena E. Richmond
Lotis A. Curran
St. Mary's Church
Elma High School
State University of Iowa
College of Pharmacy
Robert Drug Company
Community Socials and Celebrations Highlight Summer Week
A series of social events as Eastern Star members and neighbors gathered at Mrs Henry Gee’s Suns Soud home for a 1 o clock luncheon with floral decorations and needlework displays. Miss Maturyn Stanton hosted 20 youths at her home for games and dancing. Mr and Mrs Robert Gibson celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with relatives and Florence Gibson planning the courtesy. Mrs Anna Gibson state commander spoke on fraternal insurance to Cedar Review members in the I.G.O.F. hall, with plans for a Sept 23 card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Convention
Minneapolis
A. B. Lovejoy
A. ©. Wilbur
Navy
Mather Mason
Bess Streeter Aldrich
Afrs
FO Fmiller
See
HI. H. Huffman
R. J. Price
RF. G. Marquis
H. H. Huffman
W. A. Lana
H. G. Northey
Ray Paul
W. W. White
S. M. Wallace
G. B Miller
A. E. Enderlein
Ira Rodamar
J. E. Brinkman
Eastern Star
Mra
Kenry Gee
Maturyn Stanton
Airs
F. L. Stanton
John Crowley
Margaret Redding
Thya
Robert Gibson
Barelay Boven
Florence Gibson
Anna C. Gibson
Council Bluffs
Prembers
Cedar Review
G. O. F. Hall West
Glara Lantz
Club Notes on Card Game Gatherings and Meeting
Double Pive club met at Mrs. Harry Coniare's residence with favors to Mrs. Glenn Peverill Mrs. Alan Baltwin and Mrs. Ed Miller. Mrs. Herbert Gilley assisted. Lucky 13 Bridge club to hold a business meeting luncheon and card play at Black's on Friday with serving at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Coniare
Glenn Peverill
Alan Baltwin
Ed Miller
Herbert Gilley
Lucky 13 Bridge Club
Black's
Waterloo Alleys Open for 1925 26 Bowling Season
Waterloo bowling alleys will open for the 1925 26 season Friday evening, according to proprietor Manaht. The facilities have been planed and shellacked and are in the best of condition. Two leagues will be formed later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Rank Manaht
Manahl
City in Brief packed with travel and court notes
Local items report Harry Scott leaving for Chicago to visit his sister Mrs J O Willison formerly of Waterloo. Leona Smith sues Charles Smith for divorce. a judge will hear the case. Harald White seeks divorce from Alice White alleging cruelty, filed after a 1924 marriage. Several residents travel to Los Angeles and Pomona University. An artist credit is corrected to J B Goodwin for Waterloo billboards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Scott
Chicago
Prrs
J.O. Willison
Waterloo
B. B. Stiles
Manchester
Tomov
Tow
J. A. Bushnall
Los Angeles
Cal
Lillian Braun
Adlen Memorial Hospital
J. B. Litchfield
Fourth Street
Cas
Colesburg
Harald FP. White
Alice
Ogle
Y Directors Discuss Budget At Y M C A
A Y M C A board discussed the budget for the coming year. Final figures depend on the Community Chest budget. Y’s Men meet Monday in the association dining room. First annual retreat for Waterloo Cedar Falls Black Hawk clubs set for Sept 19-20 on Morris Isle with leaders J H Godtring F P Rehmeter J R Hayter Rev R E Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M
Uils Noo
Ralph Minkler
Association
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
Morris Isle
J. H. Godtfring
F. P. Rehmeter
J. R. Hayter
Iowa Y. M.C. A
Feld
Illinois Y. Mf. GC. A
R. E. Williamson
First Baptist Church
Waterloo Red Cross Aids 70 Former Service Men
The Waterloo Red Cross reports 70 ex service men assisted in August with $3226 back pay and compensation secured, plus $168 spent on relief. Four new cases joined 66 carryovers from prior month. Activities included 50 visitor contacts, 16 visitors on soldiers’ behalf, 10 outside calls, 46 communications, and letters for soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
George B. Worthen
Bechtelheimers Attend National Buttermakers Convention
Mr and Mrs Clyde Bechtelheimer left yesterday for Portland Oregon to attend the annual convention of the National Buttermakers Association which opens Monday and continues through next week On the return trip they will tour California and other western states He is secretary of the local Creamery Secretaries and Managers association headquartered here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Bechteleimer
Portland
Gre
National Buttermakers ® Association
Bechtelheimer
Own Creamery Secretaries and Managers Association
Bechtelheimers
California
Cedar Falls News Opens Fiftieth Teachers College Year
Cedar Paris Sept 10 classes for the fiftieth year at Teachers College were organized this morning with eight daily periods and an 8 oclock first recitation. Only Prof D S Wright among the original faculty remains. Enrollment this year runs near last year, with more increases expected. Local notes include travels of F and Mrs Mentzer and visits from Belle Newcomer Lanark and H T Shearer family as Cedar Falls resumes term activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Paris
Teachers College
D. 8. Wright
Religious Education Department
Wright
Mathe
Tony Eriod
Elizabeth Robertson 7 Dies of Appendicitis Funeral Friday
Elizabeth Robertson seven youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs A A Robertson died Wednesday morning at Allen Memorial hospital Waterloo from ruptured appendicitis. Born December 15 1917 in La Porte City she was in third grade and active as a reader. Survived by parents two brothers James and John and sister Margaret funeral Friday at 2 pm from Robertson home with burial in Westview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
Elizabeth Robertson
A. A. Robertson
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Elizabeth
Tsu Potte
Airs. Robertson
James
Jor
Margaret
Robertson
Burie
Westview Cemetery
Family Visits Highlight Weekend in Lamberton Area
In Lamberton Minnesota on a weekend, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bahr hosted extended family guests including W. A. Lawrence and Myrtle, plus son Bobble from Parkersburg. Aunt Mrs. Lauer and sister Mrs. Laurence connected to the Bahr family with Leona Klelat and Oscar Coury also mentioned among attendees. Miles preach parents hosted the Waterloo guests for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lan
Will
Lamberton
Minn
Birs
W. A. Lawrence
Myrtle
Bobble
Parkersburg
Arcs
W. J. Bahr
Lauer
Laurence
Mr. Bahr
Sish Leona Klelat
Oscar Coury
Waterloo
Miles
T. Ut
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Church News
Helen, Hughes
Seclal’ Welfare League
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Alexander Frank
Diana
Harald F. Smith
Tha Lunecht
Ebb
General ‘Guild Treasury
Heskett
Sisterhoard of Graves Memoriay United Brechren Church
Homer
W. W. Andersen
Ander‘son
Lloyd Poverill
Mise Dorelkyelas
Castle Congress
First Presbyterian Hamemakers
Elass
White Sea Innal
First Presbyterian
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Juke
C. C. Barnes
BE. Miller
A. W. Benser
Westminster
Women of Church
Topeka
Kan
Timothy O'Leary
Security Benefit Association
Knights of Pythias
Geraldine Krist
Julius Johnson
Finser Parts
Russell Peterson
First Baptist Choir
Richmond-Curran
Osae
Minnie Zele
Glare
Ambrose Duffey
Sacred Heart Catholsc Church
Martin
W. A. Davis
Ter Hone
Carl Murray
Ro. Becker
Sommersel
Murray Buest
WL Davis
Murray
Farmeris
Doris
Dani Dave Ines
North Carolina
Arewell
Margaret Stetts
Dane- Sug
Dita Campbell
Lucile Cutter
Irene Feeley
Lucile Ciytier
Jana Campsbell
Maevel Fern
Grace Fern
Elizabeth DeWals
Frances Stotts
Eleanor Hughes
Matt Verret
Meertes
Watertoe
W. Ft
Carrie
Buchanan's
Leona Smith
Charles Smith
Anpt Holdiman
Oelwein
Helcher
Lewis Englert
J. A. Rildee
Myles Bave Fone
Charles City
John Wilhelm
Ant Airs
George R. Bedessen
Mason City
O. C. Hunt
Missy Lalli Sackson
Venice
Mlke
Annabelle Clasey
Sixth Street
William Heyman
Toledo
Annebelle Clasey
Isham Jones
Trayink
J. FE. Wood
Simm
East
Pitsburg
Man
Edwina Moore
Z. T. Moore
Pitisture Headlight
Miss Monte
Wateriola
Columbia University
Wood
Kansas City
Denver
Minkler
Rym Clisses
Waterloo Red Cross
Buttermakers’ Convention
E. Fae Collins
Argyle St
Bowes
Wangler Bros
Cn. J. Miller
Mike Gauss Phoy
Red Cros Drug Co
Robert Drugs Co
Atlantic City
Taffy
Cal J. Miller
George.h. Twaddle
Adaeda Cedar the Watehes ‘Evening Courier
West Pours Street
C. J. Mentzer
Ugeart
Ark
Belle Newcomere
Lanark
John’ Fearce
Louie Foster
John Elgin
H. T. Shearer and Son
Allen
Cedar Heighis
Inox County
Pennsylvania
Shearer
Romeo Short
Etagiart
Lia Porte City
Edith Adams
la Porta City of Theaterloo Evening Courier
Evangelical Ladies’ Aid
Ladies' Aid Society of the
Evangelical Church
J. G. Kober
Evelyn Kober
Harlene Craven
Helen Prank
Tina Baliheim
Ralph Moors
George Fell
Ed Pfatzgraf
Pearl Wolisms Jana
August Buckheitz
Hudson
la Porte
le Porte
Cc. Nf
John Nichols
Talay
Ralph
Charel
L. W. Bock
Presbyterian Church
J. Brinkhance
Independence
R. EF. Crowther
M. E
RE &. Crowther
Waterslog
M. Ht
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Cedar Valley Picnic Association
Ian Beanson
Jay
Gardner's Grove
Lydia Lauer
Ana Dauebler
PheWhe
Rumford
Wr’ Pie
Adams Paper & Specialties CO
Waterlow, Luwa
POST
Bran
Bae
Fashion Department
Wayverlod
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