Fortishily club holds first season meeting at Hemsworth home
Fortishily club convened at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. LC Hemsworth with about 40 members present. W. W. White announced as incoming president and Walter B Jensen presented a paper on American participation in European political affairs and the world court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortishily Club
LC. Hemsworth
W. W. White
Europe
Walter PB. Jensen
Court of International Justice
League of Nations
World Court
D. R. Brundage
F. Marlburt
Futura
America
P. E. Rite
W. Wii White
CG. OR. Wilson
Kim Blythe
Mra. A
Wolslaar
Freida Mueller and Carl Kohl Marry at Home of Bride
Freida Mueller daughter of Mrs Ludwig Mueller of 02 Fowler Street and Carl Kohl of Cedar Rapids wed last evening at the bride’s home. Rev Henry Prekal officiated before a floral altar as Mrs William Helferich played Lohengrin. Bridesmaid Hilda Mueller wore pink dotted swiss and carried pink roses. Paul Kohl attended as best man. The Kohl couple will reside in Cedar Rapids after a visit in Wisconsin, settling in the city about Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freida Mueller
Ludwig Mueller
Fowler Street
Carl Kohl
Cedar Rapids
Henry Prekal
Immanuel Litheran Church
Pitty
William Helferich
Lohengrin
Hilda Muetller
Paul Kohl
Wisconsin
State Federation Committees List Includes 11 Local Women
Waterloo Woman’s club members receive notices of appointments to state federation committees for the upcoming meeting at Hayt Sherman Place in Des Moines from September 27 to 29. Mrs Howrey is state registrar and on the executive committee. Mrs Johnson serves on three committees including resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Bel
Federation of Woman's Clubs
W. W. Marsh
Johnson
B. J. Howrey
Raymond Folk
E. A. Boggs
W. FB. Parrott
Charles BE. Pickett
C. Ransier
H. 2B. Boies
Hazel Scott
Addella Boies
Hayt Sherman Place
Des Moines
Howrey
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron The Babe's Goon Looks
A collage of advice on babies beauty and motherhood. Tips cover hair care teeth cleanliness ear shaping and nose care with cautions about adenoids and wart removal. readers ask about cosmetics and cosmetic fixes for styes and stains.
Beauty Chats on Memory and Mind Power
Edna Kent Forbes muses on memory like a vast house of drawers and a tide that washes up forgotten scenes. She ponders how we recall insignificant moments and whether science may unlock new powers to control the storehouse of the mind.
D A R Chapter Plans Study of Its Activities
The Waterloo chapter of the D A R outlines a busy year with new yearbooks, meetings in Bishan’s cafeteria, and a program focused on order interests and departmental achievements. Armistice Day memorials, Christmas party plans, immigration law studies, Washington’s Birthday luncheon, and officer elections are scheduled with various members listed for roles.
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Waterloo
D. A
Bishan
E.G. Leitler
C.D. Becker
R. G. Taylor
Fred Pettit
Dan
Washington
D. A. TR
D. A. R. Society
Lesler
Jobo Gwynne
Ben Hesser
Warren Gilbert
Dexter Phelps
P. H. Paulsen
R. BE. Crowther
Mae Howard
C D. Decker
J. H. Lamson
Watters and Forker Announce Marriage in Mason City
Miss Marie Watters and Clarence Forker announce their marriage in Mason City after a Tuesday ceremony officiated by Rev. A W Eggert. Attendants were Mr and Mrs B W Pewescharil. couple to live in Mason City where Forker manages an Atlantic and PacPA store. Both are former West High students with Navy service noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Watters
Clarence Forker
Mason City
William Watters
Locust Street
A. W. Eggert
B. W. Pewescharil
Waterloo
West High
Forker
Town State Teachers College
Diana
Nicholas McNally
First Congregational Church Sunday School Party
The new president was authorized to appoint a committee to explore philanthropic opportunities. Thirty-two women attended the First Congregational Sunday School party and voted that women members outnumber men on the inland committee. Attendance contest will be held at the church this evening with a brief program as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Hadisn
America Is Rightly Leader of World
Mrs. Alice Ames Winter of Minneapolis told the American Chemical society in Milwaukee that America has the ideals and freedom to lead the world. She praised the nation for striking the decisive blow in World War I without seeking rewards and noted club women unite in promoting better understanding of international questions. The General Federation of Women’s Clubs head avoided Europe’s current disputes, saying the federation does not engage in politics.
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Milwaukee
Wis
America
Alice Ames Winter
Minneapolis
American, Chemical Society
Winter
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Europe
United States
Judge Wood to Speak on Conservation at Civic Meeting
Judge G. W. Wood, state and local president of Isaac Walton league, will address Waterloo Women’s Club Civic department on conservation at the first meeting Friday afternoon at the clubhouse. He is a strong supporter of saving Winneshelki bottoms along the upper Mississippi between Lynnville and DeSoto Wisconsin. A piano solo by Mrs. A. A. Hoffman will precede the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wood
Isaak Walton
League
Waterloo Women's Club
Judge Wood
Isaac Waitong
Missiesippy
Lynnville
DeSoto
Wis
Alysie
A. A. Hoffman
J. B. Bragdon
A. R. Maorn
J. D. Collins
Klingaman
O. Howard
Towa
C. FH
Abbs
F. R. Asauith
Iowa
R. Agnew
Hiawatha
Westminster Workers Elect Hutchison President After Stewart’s Resignation
In a Westminster Workers meeting at Mrs. H. W. Wilson’s home, R. G. O. Hutchison was elected to complete the unexpired term of Mrs. Kirk Stewart who resigned Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. G. F. Scales served as vice president during the extended session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
R. G O. Hutchison
Westminster Workers
Kirk Stewart
H. W.W. Wilson
G. F. Scales
Old
Local Ladies Groups Hold Meetings and Elect Officers
Mizpah dred of King's Daughters and First M E church unit hosted afternoon sessions with members, readings, and music. Central Christian Ladies Aid elected officers including President Mrs W F Robinson and secretaries. bazaars planned for November. Idle-Not class met at Grace M E for business. Majel guild and St. Joseph parish groups held gatherings with refreshments. Universalist Ladies Social Union elected officers Victor Long president and G Kohagen vice president. plans discussed for future mission work.
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Mizpah
King's Daughters
M. E. Chlureh
George Stuntington
Laverne Beale Covall
Rs. G. KE. Shoemaker
J. M. Jackson
RR. W. Waite
Central Chvistian Ladies’Aid Society
JD. C. Cherry
W. FE. Robinson
Harry Maine
Harry Chapman
Verne Johnson
Arthur Moore
Cherry
Clarence Hifield
Universalist Ladies' Social Union
Victor Long
G. Kohagen
O. S. Raspe
William Jennigsh
C. W. Caldwell
H. EB. Weatherwax
Antique party opens season at Miss Knudsen home
Miss Maude Knudsen hosted the first card club meeting of the season with Edna Burd winning high honors. An antique Swiss spinning wheel and period decorations enhanced the setting. The group plans to meet at Miss Avis Lewick's country home next. Also in the notes, Mrs Brennan and guests shared favors at a club gathering. I O O F Encampment Auxiliary No 2 to meet Friday with refreshments provided by Ars 3 A Dudley and committee.
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W. RK. O
Wolfman’s Relief Corps
Lillian Dennis
George Thrower
Marshalltown
CG. H. Weidener
Los Angeles
Elizabeth Wells
Humboldt
Julian White
Nelle Davis
Elizabeth Billings
Old Virginia
Manes
Jennie Gates
Ella Mc Hefey
Tunica Arnold
Lydia Ailes
Maude Knudsen
Edna Burd
Avis Lewick
I. O O. O. F.—Encampment Auxiliary
I. O. O. F_ hall
A. Dudley
East High Names Orange and Black Staff for Coming Year
The East High Orange and Black staff for the coming year is announced with Norbert Roepe as editor in chief and Harvey Daley as business manager. Staff members include June Adams Kenneth Larrabee Dorothy Welch Dessie Rutter Halda Mathias Kenneth Hoover Birdrige Clow Robert Will Charlotte Altstadt Emma Bowman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Orange and Black
Grace Lambert
Norbert Roepe
Harvey Daley
June Adams
Kenneth Larrabee
Dorothy Welch
Dessie Rutter
Halda Mathias
Kenneth Hoover
Birdridge Clow
Robert Will
Charlotte Altstadt
Emma Bowman
Local Rotary Club Incorporates with Sixty Occupations Listed
The Rotary club of Waterloo becomes an incorporated body with articles filed by sixty members. The aims include recognizing all legitimate occupations and dignifying each member’s work, promoting ethics, fostering public welfare, and civic development. Officers named: Fred D. Adams president, Rev W H Beachler vice president, Gwynne Weston secretary, W J Rechtfertig treasurer, C W Chapman sergeant at arms. Directors listed: Carleton Sias, J B E Armstrong QC, A Reppuss, J M Graham, C P F Altstadt, R I Crowell, H G Northey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club of
Waterloo
County Recorder
Fred DB. Adams
Rev
W. H. Beachler
Gwynne Weston
W. J. Rechtfertig
C. W. Chapman
Carleton Sias
J. BE. Armstrong
A. Repuss
J. M. Graham
C, PF. Alt
Waterloo Construction Wins East Retaining Wall Bid
Waterloo Construction company was awarded the contract to build the east river retaining wall between Fifth Street and C.G. W. Tailroad bridges by river front commissioners. The low bid of six offers totalled about $46,000 and work should begin soon after approval by Wilneis Central officials, with a representative pledging completion within the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Construction Company
East River
Fifth Street
C.G. W. Tailroad
River Front Commissioners
Wilneis Central Company
Altho
Wall contract specifies gravity design with cantilever section
The project will not complete until August 4, 1924. Bids were opened recently and commissioners will decide the wall type. The plan calls for a gravity wall with a cantilever stretch near Fifth street to allow water flow through the bridge arch. Illinois Central will cover most costs in exchange for two sidetracks serving Polesals House on Walter Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street
Illinois Central Company
Polesals House
Walter Street
Former Iowa Democratic leader dies in Seattle
Des Moines reports Charles D. Fullen longtime chairman of the Iowa State Democratic committee in 1891 and 1892 and U S attorney for the southern district under Cleveland died in Seattle Washington after a long illness. He had been a Fairfield resident and practiced law there before moving to Chicago in 1900 and later to Seattle.
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Des Moines
Charles DD. Fullen
Iowa State Democratic Committee
United States
Iowa
Grover Cleveland
Seattle
Wash
Associated Press
Furlen
Fairfield
Chicago
Civil Service Exams Set For Nov 3 At Waterloo Post Office
Civil service examinations for general clerical workers to fill vacancies in the customs and internal revenue service will be held at the Waterloo post office on November 3. Successful applicants may be assigned to districts including Iowa Nebraska Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota with entrance salaries from 900 to 1500 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custom
Internal Revenue Service
Waterloo
Saryit
Dstrict
Iow
Nebraska
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Consistory No. 2 Announces Dinner on Sept 21
Cedar Rapids consistory No. 2 will host a dinner at Hotel Russell Vamson Friday evening Sept. 21 for resident members living in Waterloo. Invitations will be mailed to each member. The consistory comprises thirty second degree Masons of Iowa.
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Black
Ea-R
Formthat
Hassell- Lamson
West High School
Misa Carolyn McFarlane
Waterloo
A. E. Gnagy
Petersen
Jeanette Wimber
Charles A. Chickering
Molly Towne
Rita Loveaul
Fred Sporle
Becker
Tepree
Huth Baldwin
Clara Bathen
Lincoln
Neb
Cedar Rapids
Russell-Vamson
Masons of
Owa
Japanese Beetle Invasion Reaches Local Area
An insect identified as Japanese beetle arrives via shipment of fruit and flowers, prompting concern about potential damage to crops and gardens. Local authorities urge monitoring and preventive measures to curb spread.
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J.C. AieGlade
Supreme Court of the United
O. S. Rasie
W. A. Lane
C. R. Wilson
Mary Horner
George J. Worthen
Fred J. Clark
Galloway
Socla
J .Frank Reside
General Federation
Folk
Woggs
Parrott
Pickett
Miss Ranster
Boles
Department of International Relations
Marsh
Legislation Department
Boica
Scent
Ruth Cameron
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Aye
Rs. T. Petersen
Musonle
Awkwmon Club
St Elk Run
Pythian Sisters
K. of Phalk
S. S
World
Civic Department
W. R. Thompson
California
W. F. Thompson
C. W. Eby
W. E. Thompson
Raymond Addington
J. W. Forbes
Ira Albert
H. T. Wagner
Louis
Church News
Grace
Majel Guild
Ll. &. Furry
GC. R. Sanborn
Harold Smith
First Baptist Y. P. A
FL. R. Apquith
Martin Tarbell
Rosary Society of St. Joseph's Parish
Imuditorium
Barney Striegel
Veissus Bridge Club
Jack Brennan
Fred Follett
George Alexander
Brennan
Boy Baal Ig
Cedar River
Civil Service
Mother Hubbard
Sumatra
Henry
Oh Henry
Fleming
Warecioa
Children's
Garters
Comba Cmeaso
Styroa
Pashion Department
Evening Courier
Njor
Graham
Bethke
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