Convention of Black Hawk county W C T U at Cedar Heights
The Black Hawk county Woman’s Christian Temperance Union holds its convention at Cedar Heights Community Church with readings by Miss Florence Stines and Miss Naomi Jewell, devotions led by Rev J A Laugie, a moon tide service, executive meeting, officer elections, and plans for a memorial service and evening program headlined by Rev W G Crowder. Multiple unions and clubs in the area participate with a full schedule of events through Wednesday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucerne
Switzerland
Minnie Crippen
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Cedar Heights
L. I. Edwards
F. J. Elghmicy
W. 2B. Bremer
A. C. Dillon
Cedar Falls
W. G. Crowder
J. A. Laugie
Cedar Heights Community Church
Florence Stines
Neva Ellsworth
Naomi Jewell
B Natural Music Club Opens Year With Picnic Meeting
The B Natural Music Club began its fall season with a picnic at Miss Ethel Brickman’s home. Woman composers were spotlighted, program chair Brinkman introduced numbers, and selections included Debussy The Dance of Puck and Carrie Jacobs Bond pieces.
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B' Natural’ Music Club
Ethel Brickman
Fourth Street West
Brinkman
W. ‘Eby
H.'A. Beach
Ellen Everest’ Freez
Carrie’ Jacobs Bond
C. F. Nagle
Universalist Pastor to Wed Miss Anderson in Wakefield
Rev. C. B. Rheiner the New Universalist pastor will wed Miss Anna Anderson in Wakefield Massachusetts on Wednesday. Anderson has assisted at the Universalist church in Philadelphia and Rheiner just returned from Europe where he studied at the University of Pennsylvania and Tufts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Rheiner
Universalist
Rheiner
Universalist Church
Wakefield
Mass
Anna “Anderson
Anderson
Universalist - Church
Philadelphia
Europe
University of Pennsula
Tufts Divinity Seedl
Boston. É
Banquet Planned for Contest Winners by Sacred Heart Court
A banquet will be held at Black's tea room Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock in honor of the contest winners. Sacred Heart court No. 399 of the Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters organizes the event with about 40 attendees. Members of the losing bar will host and bridge will be played in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Court
Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters
Black's Tearoom
Woman's Organization
First Congregational Church
A. A. Bentson
H.W. Farr
James D. Gaston
W. W. Gaston
American Board
A. &. Weishaar
Towan's Musical Tests Described in Collier's Weekly
An article by Albert Edward Wiggam summarizes Dean Carl E Seashores musical talent tests from the University of Illinois and rejects a link between intelligence and pitch sensitivity. It notes rhythm involves the whole body and reflects personality, with tales from Seashore. Marriage announced Homer Hanlon to Ada Frances Harper in Minneapolis. Teachers' picnic for new west-side teachers at the high school gym. WRC thimblebee and noon dinner in Memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towan City
Carl E. Seashore
University
Relown
Collier's Weekly
Albert Edward ‘Wiggam
Dean Seashore
The
State University
Jong
Sean Seashore
Mr. Wiggam
Homer Hanlon
J. N. Hanlon
Bramnover ‘Street
Ada Frances Harper
Minneapolis
Hanlon
Wrc—Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Club Notes Highlight Four-by-Four Evening
Mrs. C. J. Nauman hosted the Four-by-Four club at 348 High Street Monday night. Bridge results crowned high scorers Mrs. Fay Wagner and Mrs. Edna Highley, with special guests Mrs. Eva Langros and Mrs. Ninnie Sippick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Nauman
High Street
Fay Wagner
Edna Highley
Eva Langros
Ninnie Sippick
Protein and fat facts for diet and skin care guidance
The piece discusses daily protein calories of 250 to 330 and emphasizes one pint of skim or buttermilk per day, with butter for vitamin A, plus notes on cheese, lean meat, eggs, and fat values. It links diet to growth and repair and offers skin care tips using olive oil soap, gentle massage, and circulation-enhancing routines.
Ye Az Ones Dinner Meeting Highlights Installation
The Ye Az Ones held their season opening meeting at the YWCA on Monday evening with twenty members present. Officers installed include Iris Nelson as president Verna Stimson as vice president Irene Sindinger as secretary Edna Engler as treasurer Ruth Isherwood as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Nelson
Verna Stimson
Irene Sindinger
Edna Engler
Ruth Isherwood
Leona Carter
Emma Schmidt
Sogial
Ethel Barlow
Evelyn Schroeder
Martha Benter
Della Hitech
Russ Dora Mitchell
Nellie Truak
Augusta
Mick Jenberg
Gladys Atkins
Clara Cooper
Marian Snow
Beatrice Reichert
Wilma Gates
Lulu Barnes
Nell Packard
Nelson
Lake Geneva
Wis
Nevada Schwein
California
Daughters Lead Chapter Z Program At Fall Meeting
Members of Chapter Z PLEF hosted a fall opening meeting at 205 Prospect Avenue with about 50 in attendance. Miss Margaret Weishaar led the program with piano pieces by Schumann and Coleridge Taylor, a short story by Dorothy Weatherwax, and a violin quartet. Refreshments followed after a business session led by Mrs. B E Corton.
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PLEF
D. Gass
Prospect Avenue
Margaret Weishaar
Jean Stevenson
Schumann
Coleridge Taylor
Dorothy Weatherwax
Betty Youns
Ees Margaret Moore
Margareth Hellen
Mary Alice Kleibenstein
Dussock
Korsakoff
Weishaar
Mary Stevenson
Caroline Cascaden
BE. L. Corton
Chapter FE Seeks Charity Sewing and Picnic Plan
Members of Chapter FE FBE held a sewing meeting at Mrs Ira Rodamar’s home 126 Leland Avenue to organize charity work. A picnic luncheon is set for Sept 24 with plans for a cottage gathering at Rodamar’s if weather allows, otherwise at Mrs H B Boles’ home.
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Chapter
F. BE. O
Ira Rodamar
Leland Avenue
Rodamar
H. B. Boles
Fortnightly Club Opens Thirty-Eighth Year With Discussion
The Fortnightly club begins its thirty-eighth year with a Wednesday evening meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Reid on Sedgewick Island at 8 o'clock. The topic is Costs of Education led by Fred J. Miller East High School principal and club president. A Cedar Heights Music Club session followed with 12 members and officers elected: Miriam Garner president Dorothy Getchell vice president Helene Hubbard secretary Jean Garner treasurer.
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Morrisiste
Beth
Tracy
Ida Schwing
Ite
A. G. Reid
Sedgewick Island
Fred J. Miller
East High School
Cedar Heights
Vivian Thomson
Miriam Garner
Dorothy Getchell
Helene Hubbard
Jean Garner
Church groups plan midweek meetings and activities
Numerous church circles and missionary groups schedule Wednesday and Wednesday afternoon gatherings at parsonages and church parlors. Activities include soap demonstrations, group studies, refreshment duties, and volunteer work with hostesses named for each event.
Worthy Matron Hosts C E S Officers At Social
Mrs W F Schrag worthy matron of Waterloo chapter O E S will entertain officers and committee members at her home 1722 Third street west Friday 3 to 5 pm then host dinner at Black's tearoom pink lavender and silver appointments. Guests include many named couples and friends from local cities with social events listed and a joint meeting of G L L A B of L H Y scheduled for tomorrow.
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W. F. Schrag
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Third Street West
Black's
John Duke
Peter Daley
Harry Harmon
Frank Puller
Jean Metzgar
Georgia Slippy
Arlene Forbes
Glenn Tibpitts
Mildred Clark
Rush Eroy
Della McAllister
Lulu Naery
Lulu May Goken
Clarice Zimmerman
Frances Craft
Ethel Guenther
Edna Hull
Hanna Declares Europe Financially Sound After Trip
Walker D. Hanna of Hanna & Co reports from Europe that nations including France Belgium and Germany are financially able to pay debts and are keeping pace with modern progress He notes Dawes Plan charges on German railways and observes improvements in Europe while F N Knight piloted a Paris London flight carrying 20 passengers without incident.
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Walker D. Hanna
Ww. D. Hatrma & Co
Burlington
France
Belgium
Germany
Leo L.mak
Second Street West
Hanna Company
Pioneer ‘Bank
Anna
Europe
Hanna
F. N. Knight
Chicago
Berlin
Knight
Paris
London
Jack Brinkman Improves After Pneumonia Surgery
A report from Dr. J. E. Brinkman states 15 year old Jack Brinkman is slightly improved in St. Luke's hospital Denver after mastoid operation. His temperature is lower and he is taking more nourishment as recovery progresses slowly but is believed assured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Powers
J. E. Brinkman
Jack
St. Luke's Hospital
Denver
Colo
Young and Yates asked to return to M E pulpits
Dr J Arthur Young invited to remain as pastor of First Methodist Episcopal church for a fifth year with salary at 4000 dollars. Rev Joseph Yates invited to return to Linden Methodist Episcopal church with salary raised from 1575 to 1650. New members 61 joined, Ladies Aid raised 1218 dollars, 700 paid on church debt reducing building indebtedness from 2300 to 1600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Arthur Young
First Methodist Episcopal Church
F. C. Witzlgman
Bourador
A. E. Clonny
J. E Johnson
H. J. Hess
P. H. Paulsen
C. ‘T. Wilson
J. G. Ralston
E. Butler
Fred ‘C. Repass
C. F. Nagle
Board of Stewards
Lotus Sarvay
W. H. ‘Beverstock
W. A. Cook
Henry Glas
E. A. Smith
J. Mo Hileman
Martie Burke
G. L. Bristol
C. F. Good
G. Harmon
G. J. Bondurant
Cal C. Thonson
H. O. Huston
J. A. Warley
A. Wilson
H. D. Sletsema
Bruce Gates
Co. W. Bruner
C. A Scholin
C. Rickho
H. Cc. Dunlap
Dale Kirkpatrick
Tiry Miller
Dr. O. E
Carl
Floyd Goodrich
T. G. Thompson
Mra
G. J. Miller
James ©. Lowe
Earl E. White
Jesse Busby
Lotus Barway
B. A. Smith
Dadies’ Aid Society
C. D. Ingals
M. M. Brat
Wesley, Epworth League
John Glas
Richard Wyeth
Maud Davis
Joseph Yates
Linden Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Yates
Wyoming
C. W. Harrop
Ladies’ Aid Society
Auditory Upgrade Begins at Local Church Auditorium
John Benedict company of Davenport IA started coating the First Presbyterian church auditorium walls with acousti celotex blocks eight by 18 inches. The fibrous material features 400 perforations per square foot for sound absorption and aims to eliminate echoes. The project cost is about 4000 dollars with R C Graham supervising.
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John Benedict Company
Davenport
First Presbyterian Church
R. C. Graham
John Coolidge Starts Railroad Career Early in New Haven
John Coolidge son of President Calvin Coolidge reports for duty at 8 20 AM ahead of schedule in New Haven as a clerk in the New York New Haven Hartford railroad system. He joins the clerical staff in the office of general manager J A Droege at the heart of Southern New England train operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
John Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
New York, New Haven & Hartford
J. A. Drosge
New Haven
New England
Young Coolidge
Droege
Severe earthquake shocks hit Chicago area seismograph
The University of Chicago seismograph recorded a severe earthquake shock in two phases. The first at 6:41 p.m. lasting 44 seconds, the second five minutes later for 44 seconds. The weather bureau placed the epicenter 2,100 miles from Chicago and noted ongoing activity at 7 a.m.
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Chicago
U.A
University of Chicago
Weather Bureau
Ginger Ale and Peach Based Frozen Dessert Instructions
A fragmented recipe column outlines ginger ale with lemon juice over ice and a peach sherbet mix. It details peach pulp, orange and lemon juice, sugar, gelatin, and freezing steps for home made ice cream and a crushed ice method with salt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Ten Wits
Republicans in Eleventh District Plan Bold Campaign
Sioux City Iowa September 11 The Eleventh district Republican caucus closed after outlining an elaborate party organization to offset stronger opposition in the November election. Key members and plans were discussed as they wrapped up the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Eleventh District
Towa
City in Brief: Waterloo Notes and Visits
Waterloo social column compiles visits and homecomings across Illinois and nearby states. Chicago visitors Arthur Donovan and Annabelle Clark, Denver traveler Inez Howard, and W aterloo locals share family and work ties with relatives in Des Moines Omaha and Madison.
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Arthur Donovan
Chicago
Inez Howard
Denver
Colo
A. Howard
Fourth Street
Annabelle ‘Clark
Waterloo
L. B.bond
Illinois Central Railroad
Ella B. Wadd
Washington Street
Vinton
Adair
Airplane motor of C F inventor Speer spins to life
Vernon Speer of Cedar Falls unveiled a seven cylinder radial airplane motor similar to the Wright Whirlwind. In a first test the engine ran 80 minutes at up to 1800 rpm with improved valve cooling and an oil pump by Viking. No production plans yet though Monocoupe offered to test flight.
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Courier Special Services
Cedar Falls
Vernon Speer
Financelal
Lindbergh
Albout
Speer
Altho
Davenport
Four Defendants Sentenced in District Court
Four defendants appeared before Judge G. W. Wood to enter guilty pleas and receive sentences. Jack Murphy was fined 25 and 60 days in jail for larceny of shoes from Western Outfitters. Hamp Clark was fined 25 for carrying a concealed weapon without a permit. Will Buell received 60 days in jail for riding on trains without a ticket. Richard Bellfield pled guilty to illegal liquor possession and fined 500 and costs. Cecil Halley, arrested for bootlegging and illegal transportation, was ordered to five months in county jail with earlier fines partly paid and released after payment of 347.50 balance. he still faces a $500 appearance bond and grand jury duties.
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G. W. Wood
Jack Murphy
Western Outfitters
Hamp Clark
Will Buell
Richard Bellfield
W. LH. Whitford
Cedar Falls
Cecil Halley
Mittimus
Cos
Halley
Bourth Guer
Six Period Day Approved at Two East High Schools
The six period day at East High School and East Junior High is approved after a week trial. Pupils and teachers report satisfaction with the extra period for study and extracurriculars, notably music. Lecturers say the change aids planning and broader programs, and likely disbands the Hrodelphian and Philomathien societies due to lack of meeting times.
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East High Schools
East High School
F. J. Miller
H. D. Taylor
Principels
Hrodelphian and
Philomathien
East High
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