Waterloo Woman's Club Holds Initial Meeting for 1919 20
The Waterloo Woman's Club gathered for its first meeting of the 1919 20 year at the AL Hotel Russell Louison with about 200 attendees. Officers elected last May took their posts, Mrs B J Howrey as president, Mrs G W Nauman as secretary, and Miss Helene Balliet as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Russell-Louison
B. J. Howrey
G. W. Nauman
Helene ‘Ballielt
Howrey
National Federation
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Ames
Reed
C. E. Pickett
Abs
Joan W. Watzek
E. A. Hoyes
Maude Popp
J. R. Macartney
W. D. Ives
National Federation of Business and Professional Women
Iowa
St.Louis
Federation
Ives
Woman's Club
Misa Rudi Reed
France
Mies Reed
Seng
Red Cross
L. C. Hemsworth
Mmes
Ovis Frank
J. H. Crippen
Frank Shores
A. G. Sawyer
American Commission For Relief of These Peoples
Beauty and health tips on digestion and skin care
A column offers quick remedies for facial pimples and facial skin care focusing on digestion, bowel health, and external methods. Advice covers avoiding temporary antiseptic lotions, using digestion improving routines, and gentle skin treatments along with cautious hair care and massage guidance.
Chapter Z P E O to Resume Session Monday
Yearbooks for chapter 7 P E O are complete. The first meeting will be Monday evening a picnic at Byrnes park with families invited. The committee in charge includes Mmes Ida Cropper Midna Robertson Jessie Plumb Genevieve Knox Mildred Wray and Miss Mardand Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes Park
Mmes
Ida Cropper
Midna Robertson
Jessie Plumb
Genevieve Knox
Mildred Wray
Miss Mar Dand Chapman
Chanter
Leasue
Maude Shane
Johanna Hoxie
Iisgene
Huengerio Corre- Marion
Mar. Cathegaret Corton
Erine Sedgwi
Ervi Jzaken
Ann Edna Tobertson
Florence Knox
M. Macartney
There is Such a Thing as Luck in Everyday Life
Ruth Cameron reflects on luck as a real force, arguing not all luck is luck and that preparation shapes outcomes. She cites examples from misfortune like broken glasses and missed business deals caused by unavoidable circumstances, while acknowledging both good and bad luck she has experienced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoelainpoa
Evelyn Bay
Woarlas
Carclesan
New Yo
Disraeli
Lfe
Tve
Waterloo drama club to stage Mrs Gumstead Leigh
About 60 attended yesterday's meeting with Mrs Mary Shirley presiding. Thimblebee group gathered at Mrs H Eccleston's home. readings by Carol Nroesen and music by Lucille Huntington. Refreshments were provided by committee chair Margaret Cartwright. The Waterloo Community Drama League will present Mrs Bumpstead Leigh next Friday in the new auditorium at East High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thimblebee
Thimlebee
Alrs
H. Eccleston
Carol Nroesen
Lucille Huntington
Ucirut
Gumstead-Leigh
Waterloo
American comedy in three acts with a large cast
A multi act American comedy lists a wide cast including Harriet von Schuch Leonard Jatherton Percy Hanna Leslie Wilbarm Cecil Gorman Irene Van Valkenburg and others. It notes a 3 45 pm Monday session of the Parent Tunicars association at Cedar Heights school house with officer outlines for the year. Other items mention a Surprise Phenie guest couple L C Force at Hymes park picnic with about 50 in attendance and future relocation to Poughkeepsie NY. Also Boldiers dinner for six former Cleveland employees and a fall return to Lend-a-Hand guild meetings at Mrs J Selle’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet von Schuch
Leonard Jatherton
Percy Hanna
Leslie Wilbarm
Cecil Gorman
W. 0. Yves
Irene van Valkenburg
Mra
EB. Perkins
J. M. Voorbies
Ruth Miller
Branley Bragdon
Russell Jamson
Parent-Tunciars Association
Cedar Heights
Phenie
L. C. Force
Hymes Park
Myre
Force
Pourhhkeepsie
Lo Reside
Among the Churches First M Be An Banquet Innovation
An innovation in church activities at First M. E. church featured a mother and daughter banquet with 100 in attendance. A toast program followed including Our Mothers and Our Daughters, readings by Reba Kelly and Cleone Harker, musical selections, and an address by A Maud King of the Iowa Bible Training School Des Moines. East Park Presbyterian redecorates its interior and hosts a church supper next Thursday evening. The Ladies Art Society led the work, with Mrs. Frank McDonald hosting yesterday's society meeting and Mrs. M. M. Henderson of Kansas City visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Be
Carl Delss
Young Peoples’ Work
C. T. Wilson
Reba Kelly
Cleone Harker
Pauline Garmon
Gessie Parris
George §. Turner
A. Maud King
Iowa Bible Training School
Des Moines
East Park
M. E. Conference to Convene at Charles City Sept 24
The Upper Iowa Conference of the Methodist Episcopal churches will convene at Charles City on September 24. All ministers and lay delegates from Waterloo and surrounding churches will attend, with Bishop Homer Ceuniz presiding. The lavalectoral conference will meet in conjunction to name delegates to the Des Moines general conference next May. Quarterly conferences will be observed in city churches next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Iowa
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Charles City
Waterloo
Homer Ceuniz
Des Moines
City
Red Cross War Camp Service Booth At Waterloo Dairy Congress
The Red Cross and war camp community service will staff a booth at the Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress during the week of Sept 29. Mrs. George B. Warthen and I. E. Shoudy will be present daily to answer questions and provide information. The Methodist federation for social service in New York City supports equitable wages for laborers who control rent interest and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
War Camp Community Service
Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress
George B. Warthen
Civilian Relief Department
I. E. Shoudy
War Camp Service
Methodist Federation For Socialervice
New York City
Waterloo Window Fashion Review Promises Stunning Displays
Waterloo hosts its annual window fashion review on Wednesday night September 17 with eight o clock curtain. Merchants plan elaborate dressings featuring live models and mannequins to showcase women s wear and men s wear alongside spring gowns hats suits shoes and cloaks. The event, drawing visitors from distant cities, aims to highlight next spring departures and keeps Waterloo famed as a stylish city.
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Waterloo
Wwaterloo
Mmiaoy
Churches Schedule and Ministers In Waterloo Area
Tomorrow's services are listed for Waterloo churches with morning and evening worship across denominations. Notable pastors include Rev. C. A. Nash, Rev. Hay, Rev. J. W. Bowles, Rev. John Bunyan Smith, Rev. Clinton T. Smith, Rev. A. P. Blough, Rev. M. J. Maymield, and Rev. H. Easley. The roster spans Baptists, Brethren, Catholics, Episcopalians, Lutherans, Presbyterians, and Methodists with multiple street locations and service times.
New Organist to Lead First M E Church Services
Prof George E Turner arrives in Waterloo to assume duties as organist and musical director at First M E Church. He will lead both morning and evening services with Mrs Turner singing solos and will perform a 20 minute organ concert before the evening service. Turner comes from St Louis after a summer in churches and prior service as band leader in the U S Army, with extensive organist and chorus directing experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Turner
Waterloo
First M. IE
Turner
Church Convention at Falls Sunday
The Black Hawk county convention of Christian churches will be held at the Cedar Falls Christian church tomorrow with many local attendees. Two sessions are planned, an afternoon program and an evening service, featuring speakers G D Serrill J A Francis Noblelittle Nels P Rasmussen Andrew Scott Fred Garrison Mrs Amos Ballentine Wirt A Thomas and W Comstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
New Priest Arrives at St. Mary's Church
Rev Maurus Eberle joins St Marys Catholic church in Waterloo as a Franciscan in charge, coming from Quincy Illinois to succeed Rev Peter Volz transferred to Oak Forest. Tomorrow services follow the usual schedule except 230 pm service replaces the evening service due to illness delaying the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s—Third
Matberry
J. Slattery
M. F. Toomey
Sacred Heart
O. FL
Peter B. Volz
Joseph H. Toth
Maurus Eberle
O. F
Waterloo
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Quincy
Ill
Peter Volz
Oak Forest
St. Mary’s Church
Christian church services and schedules in city listings
Central Fourth and South hosts morning services and Bible study with communion and preaching at 11. Christian Endeavor groups meet at 11 and 7, with evening service at 8. Church of Christ Scientists hold Sunday services in Knights of Pythias hall at 11, Sunday school at 9:45, and midweek meetings at 5. Congregational First Fourth and South lists minister Fred J. Clark and notes a change in pastoral duties. services tomorrow affected. Advertising is always NEWS.
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Thirteenth and
Jefferson
C. A. Nash
Punter
A. m
Dentar
Ryice
P.m
Walnut Street
Ev. Hay Watte
Imund W. Cross
Christian Endeavor
Douglas Wheel Ray
J. W. Bowles
Sutton Avenue
Durton Avenue
Hiehl Street
V. C. Kelford
Garver
A. P. Blough
Sune Jday School
Christian Workers Meeting
Bey m
Fiscopal
Christ
Fourth Street East
Mole
Church School
Campain
Mark
Denver Retreets
Thomas Morton
Keptar
Filrat
Lager Avenue
Logan
Ipane
J. B. Speaker
Dinden
Archer Avenue
John C Olson
Potter
Nevada Street
Epworth
B. AL Maymeld
Glenwood St
Albany
Mobile
H. C. Boyd
Young Men's Sunday Club
Presbyterica
Pirst—Park
Mulberry
Ben John Robertson Macartney
Eliat United Presbyterian—Second
Wellington
MG. Munn
PS U
Westminster
Randolph
Archibald Campbell Preston
Christian Andeavor
Beet Park
iKern and
Cutler
Cutler Street
H. Easley
Woster
Alien
Avalon
D. J. Gretzinger
Cedar Heights Community Church
Presbyterian
N. S. Methfessel
Ead
H. Prekel
Darsh Lutherta—South
Fitth
Tina Sunéey
Duke
Fourth Street United Aeethrer
Campbell Avenue
William Javes
lFourth
Aten
Poli
Jacobs
Luther League
Mueller
Garman
Ladies’ Aid J Society
Mission So
Salvation Army
Big Brother
Water Street
Ensign
Henry Nicholls
Salvation
Woods Building
Fourth Street
Norh Magawan
MW. M. Co
Bridge Street
T. iHouser
Harrison 'Ovartiur
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Sainte
Parker and
Columbia Streets
R. l
Society
Victor A. Hall
Webster Street
Commercial Street
Commercial
Fred Daniels Rescue Mission
Fifth Street West
Fred Daniels
Metropolitan Holiness Mission
Fifth and
Eamore Streets
A. Rm
Church OF Christ
First Church of Christ
Knights of Pythias
Fred J. Clark
Volunteer Sunday pledges at Central Christian church
Volunteers from Central Christian church and congregation will pledge funds for next year’s expenses and benevolences during Volunteer Sunday, with a follow up planned for the next week. Rev W BR Johnson of Le Roy Minnesota will speak at Fred Daniels Rescue Mission this evening at 226 Fifth Street West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregation Sonus of Jacob
Nifth Street
J. Dector
Central Christian Church
W. BR. Johnson
le Roy
Minn
Fred Daniels
Christ
Fifth Street West
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New York
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First Congregational
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First Congregational Church
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Cleveland
Lend-a-Hand Guild
J. Selle
M. E
RED Cross and War Camp Service Booth
Fashion Review
Welnut
John Bunyan Smith
Evangelical
Christadelphian
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Methodist
Fifth
Francelon
Siege
Pusgehool
Epworth League
Fifth Street
Lockwood
P. D
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M. E. Church
Falls
Watertop Evening Courier
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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United Evangelical Church
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