Friendship clubs map year's work at YMCA camp
Plans for the Friendship clubs of area high schools were formed at a weekend camp for cabinet members and family advisors at Morrisland YMCA Boys Camp. Miss Marie Watters led the conference with help from Miss H. B. Taylor and school faculty advisors. About 60 girls participated in sessions on club aims, committee roles, and Girl Reserve ideals. A Big Sister movement was proposed to help freshmen begin their school activities and a Round the World Dinner is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisland
Marie Watters
Young Women‘s Christian Association
H. 8
Taylor
Katherine Young
West High School Friendship Club
Adelaide Bythe
Helen Partridge
Helen Geler
Mabel Meller
Marjorie Bell
Erma Prizter
Jessica MiUgan
Velma Golder
Grace Ullemeyer
Dorothy Tual- Gott
Dorothy Schmidt
Maude Moles
West Club
Edith Ferguson
Ruth Rodumat
Marian Hollis
Mary Northey
Martha Daugherty
Fama Willams
Jean Stevenson
Gretchen Gaston
East Club
Margaret Miller
Juanita Cunstead
Maxine Clough
Marjorie Lawless
Carroll Prescott
Maa Lewis
Mabel Clark
Edith Delaney
Gladys Prescott
Tanp
Select
West High School
Rotary
Alles
Brice Gates
Waterloo
Rotary Clubs
Feral Club
Black Hawk
Iwi
Allen O. Read
Columbia
State University
A. W. Yard
Washington
H. H. Dix
Hampton
HS. Dix Hones
Clay Street
Cedar Falls
Town City
Joseph VanderVeer
Ansgar Jensen
J. Stout
Marcia Stephenson
Edna Felten
Ruth Callen
Margaret Echlin
Vivian Partington
Rollin Stevens
Arthur Boissier
Denver
Colo
Rey
Herbert 2. Roissier
St Luke's Episcopal Church
Ames
S. F. Hersey
Earlville
Hers
Leslin Faris
Rhodes
Teachers College
Rhodes High School
Sirs
Deng J. Kells
Third Street West
Faris
Marshalltown
Otlr L. McCreary
Ole Rant HO Mee Creary
College Street
Des Moines
McCreary
Drake University
Molva Bakkle
Wollandale
Minn
Sho
College
Marsen
Corey
Madsen
Mroo
Detroit, Mich
Oscar Grow
Library Farewell Parties For Departing Staff
Library staff host dinners and luncheons to honor two members leaving for library schools. Sigs Lor rane Hallowell heads to Western Reserve University and Miss Myrl Poland to Madison Wisconsin. Events include a Cedar Heights picnic and a sunny luncheon with Mrs Ray Cowin presiding and a bridge party planned for Wednesday by Mrs M W Matlowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seqn
Sigs Lorrane Hallowell
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Myrl Poland
Madison
Wis
E. M. Cillilan
Wil
Aes Hallowell
Miss Poland
Misa Hlunche Stewart
Miss Hallowell
Bluffs
Cedar Heights
Ray Cowin
Sunnyette Country
W. Matlowell
Hostesses Named for First A A U W Meeting of Year
Ames, Beisit, Chicago University, Coe College and others are listed as hostesses for the Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women. Mrs D H Wick of News State College chairs the hostess committee. The opening meeting for the year is set for tomorrow evening at Mrs Ben G Howrey's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Lawn State College
Ames
Boloft College
Relose
Wis
Chicago University
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Ian Waterloo
Americian Association of University Women
D. H. Wick
Jtews State College
K. Bentz
Walter J. Hunt
B Natural Music Club Launches Year Program
The B Natural Music Club opens its year with a picnic supper at Byrnes park chaired by Mrs. C A Boutman. Yearbooks for 1926 27 have been issued and the club will begin its third year of a National Federation of Music Clubs study course based on Musical Instruments by Edgar Stillman Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes Park
C. A. Boutman
Whl
National Federation of Music Clubs
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Brides of Summer Honored at Black's Tearoom Dinner
Mrs. Flenshaw Ward and Mrs. V. R. Mitchell, both newly married West High School teachers, were honored guests at a Saturday supper in Black's Tearoom. Attending were Mrs. Raymond Platt, Mrs. Sloan Wallace, and several local ladies. Ward received linen and Mitchell a silver gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flenshaw Ward
V. R. Mitchell
West High School
Black’s
Ward
Florence Jones
Mitchell
Ethel Brown
Raymond Platt
Sloan Wallace
Margaret King
Anna Demmell
Mabel Heller
Gail Wilbur
Dorothy Mardin
Margaret Fitzgerald
Mrs. Mitchell
Mrs. Ward
Hints in a Beauty Care from Forbes
Reading the beauty column advises cautious massage with cold cream and proper creams for different skin types. It warns against overuse of acids and bleaching, recommends gentle facial lifting techniques, and suggests diet and hair care tips to improve skin tone and reduce unwanted marks.
Jewett and Vargason to Wed in Independence Home
Jewett county superintendent of schools and Miss Yetta Vargason deputy county superintendent of schools in Buchanan county will wed at 4 pm Wednesday at the bride’s parents home in Independence Indiana. Rev. R L Gilbert of the First Presbyterian church will officiate in a ceremony attended by immediate relatives. The couple will reside at 427 Denver street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewett
Schouly
Yetta Vargason
Schoulk
Buchanan County
M. Vargason
Independence
Rlv. Gilbert
First Presbyterian Church
Vargason
Black Hawk County
Air
Jewettsas
Jereett
Denver Street
Bride Elect Plans and Hostess Parties This Week
Hostesses arrange parties for the bride elect Wilma Jenks with a Sept. 20 wedding. Guests include Misses Childs Rittenhouse McCawick and Forbes. Jenks to be presented a gift. Other events feature bridge parties and luncheons at Sunnyside and local clubs with arrangements by Mrs O Keefe and the Foote-Morrison pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Jenks
Dwight Woils
Mance
Maldred Bona
Inuz Childs
Dan Day Rittenhouse
Loretta McCavieck
Alis
Forbes
Squmes
Aligs Jenks
Miss Forbes
Miss Jenks
de Foote
Glen Morrson
Westminster Circle Meeting Change and Church Notes
Westminster circle will meet Tuesday evening with Alisg Leone Mowbray instead of the regular Wednesday. Indies Aid Society of Sacred Heart church meets at 2 30 PM. Faith Circle of First Evangelical church holds a picnic supper in the church parlors tomorrow. Members should bring sandwiches another food item and dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. E. S
Becker Chapter
Masonic Temple
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Veterans—Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, Camp and Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Westminster Circle
Ging
Alisg Leone Mowbray
Wednesdas
Indies’ Aid Society of Sacred Heart Church
Fuesdng
Faith Circle of
First Evangelical Church
Forget-Me-Not Club Picnic Hostess Mrs Otto Oherle
Mrs Otto Oherle will host the Forget-Me-Not club picnic luncheon Thursday afternoon. Members are asked to bring dishes and silverware. Wild Rose will meet all day Thursday at Micetrie Park. The Wenal picnic dinner will be served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Oherle
Forget-MeNot Club
Micetrie Park
City in brief notes visits and probate items in region
A stream of short notices mentions visiting relatives in Denver Conn and Chicago names such as Mrs LN Bell Mrs W Balon sifer and Gladys Dillings. A will probate lists Meyers children Emanuel Albert Ezra Fred Jared HL Lewis and Lilly Meyers with Albert as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Bige
Cedar Falls
Thorning
Denver
Lolo
Thomry X. Meyers
Albert UI
Emanuel
Albert
Ezra E
Fred R
Jared T. Amert HL
Lewis
Lilly I. Meyers
Nettle
Gar
Kan
T. Ro McFlhinney
Lake Okoboji
Horace van Metre
West Palm Road
Fire
Vn Metre
BP. Davidson
Tecumseh
Neb
Joan Flax
Leland Avenue
Alfred Taher
Geneva
Marquette
Minchbirn
Crippen
Sioux City
J. FP. Toyy
California bound by auto. Crippen to stay west spring
The notice lists local residents traveling or visiting, including Mrs. Crippen heading to California and remaining on the west coast until spring. It also mentions Anna Schuman, Gertrude Reider, and Mayé Bickert traveling via Davenport Detroit and Chicago to visit friends. Wayne Webber returns to Chicago after visiting his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Presbyterian Hospital
W. G. Sipe
Moir Street
Kennedy
Izaak Walton League Picnic At Postville Highlights
Waterloo Ikes and Wasterloo area members joined a two day field day picnic at Postville Iowa with wives and friends. A. C. Wilford praised the county park built in 1853 as ideal for picnics and tourism while weather delayed some events but prizes from local merchants supported field day contests. Tomorrow a new Sumner chapter will be instituted and local Ikes are invited to attend the charter celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Wallon League
Postville
Wasterloo
Allamakee County
Possville
A. C. Wilford
Izank Walton League
Pastvile
Izaak Walton League
Sumner
Chester F Green Funeral Honors Pioneer Insurance Man
Funeral services for Chester Franklin Green were held at First Presbyterian Church with Dr. John R B Macartney delivering an eloquent tribute. The Waterloo resident, born June 17 1847 in Troy Mills New York, died Thursday at 79 after 58 years in the local community and insurance business. Pallbearers included Henry W Grout W W Wyant and others. Burial followed at Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Franklin Green
First Presbyterian Church
John RB. Macartney
Jesse Cherch
C. L. Tarbell
Norma Gaiser
Martha MecCormick
Rock of Ages
Henry WW. Grout
W. W. Wyant
George WW. Dawson
George E. Lichty
Joan C. Hartman
John T. Sullivan
Fairview
Mr. Green W
Troy Wills
N. 4
Waterloo
Cong's Churches District Meeting Set for Oct 5-6
The Mitchell Association of Congregational churches will hold its annual meeting in Charles City on October 5 and 6. Delegates and guests will be accommodated under Harvard plan meals with no all attendees dinner. Main address by TL L. Dickinson, U S congressman from Algona. Reverend Gillette will represent foreign missions from China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Mitchell Association of Congregational
Hesch
Uve Jay
New Hampton
Algona
Minnesota Line
Nashua
Harvard
TL L. Dickinson
United States
Mr. Gillette
China
Hudson Bank seeks 100 percent assessment on stock
In Des Moines the Hudson Bank receiver asks for a 100 percent assessment on stockholders to satisfy creditors. The bank closed June 7 with assets shown at 1,000,000 plus bills receivable, while actual collectible value and deposits are far lower. The plan aims to raise money for creditor claims and liquidate remaining assets under court supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bank
Reoeiv
Mudsey Savings Bank
Am Sult Med
Social Stark
Ena
Bert McCulIneh
Ehat
Plainelf
Hut
Pure Lunds
Des Moines
Marehalltown
Cotffax
Stuart
Katgiss
Columbus
Plains
Ottumwa
Fort Madison
Davenport
Dubuque
Cedar Falls News and Local Updates From Cedar Falls
WADDLE named Cedar Falls resident news representative for the Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter with a Cedar Falls office and specified hours. Rev and Mrs Scheurer return from Nora Springs. A H Bangert returns from Aberdeen. Hanger reports poor local conditions with two crop failures. Amy Francis named superintendent of Washington Park Cedar Falls succeeding Jack Francis who now runs Teachers College golf links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Ane
Waddle
Cedar Walls
Waterloo
Huron
S&s
Lewis Scheurer
Nora Springs
A. H. Bangert
Frank Wyth Nome
Aberdeen
Mir
Hanger
Amy Francis
Washington Park
Jack Francis
Teachers College
Sunnyside Country Club
Cedar Falls Churches Reopen After Vacation
Cedar Falls churches resumed services with large congregations as clergy returned from vacations. Teachers College held Sunday services with an address by H. H. Seekey, noting 50 years of Sunday religious services at the college. The Cedar Falls Commercial Club plans an Island Park picnic with sports and a band concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
J, DB
Winding
Calvary Baptist
Otto Nielsen
Nazareth
Teachers College
H. H. Seekey
North Hall
F. GC. Gilchrist
Woman Seriously Injured in Sunday Evening Car Crash
Mrs. Bessie Spore wife of H H Spore of 1117 Randolph street was seriously hurt about the head and legs when the Spore car collided with a car driven by Albert Kuipp of 1120 Franklin street at Fifth and Wellington streets at 9 25 p m Sunday. Sat P E Walker and Roy Colvin rushed Mrs Spore to Presbyterian hospital where she rested comfortably this morning. Other occupants escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Spore
H. H. Spore
Randolph Street
Albert Kuipp
Franklin Street
Fifth
Wellington
P. E. Walker
Roy Colvin
Spore
Presbyterian Hospital
Thorns and Primroses Derby: Four Couples File for Divorce
Four couples sought divorce in Cedar Falls and Cedar Rapids courts this morning. Vern M. Wilson alleges cruelty and beating by Earl G. Wilson, married February 2, 1925. Velma L. Bagley accuses Cecil H. Bagley of cruel treatment, married November 6, 1921. Hattie Barnes married December 13, 1839 to William H. Barnes asks for a divorce and a share of real estate. Nora K. Emme sues Edward Emie to regain her maiden name and household goods after a 1923 Cedar Falls marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern M. Wilson
Earl G. Wilson
Cedar Falls
Velma L. Bagley
Cecil H. Bagley
Cedar Rapids
Hattie Barnes
Willam H. Barnes
Manchester
Nora K. Emme
Edward Emie
J. Voree
Nora K. Hansen
Former Eldora Merchant Dies in Rock Springs Wyoming
George Cable, longtime Eldora merchant and father of E J Cable of Teachers College faculty, died Sunday evening at his daughter’s home in Rock Springs Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora Merchant
Rock Springs, Wyo
Cedar Falla
George Cable
E. J. Cable
Teachers College
Rock Springs
Wyo
Fredericksburg Infant Death Reported After Overnight Illness
Special services were held Saturday for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Fordyce found dead in his crib beside his twin sister born Sept 5. The tragedy adds to a week of local mourning as authorities investigate the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Hugh Fordyce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Friendship Club Leaders of
Mildred Clair
Garland
Arents
O. W. Garand
Isaac Gushard, Jr
Mins Exene Billings
M. B
Joseph Voelinger
Sigma Chi
Hleetrie Park
Progressiva Delphiun
Willard Hall
George Smelzer
G.willard Tall
Natural Music Club
A. E. Jewett
Ar. W. O'Keefe
Blatk’s Tearoom
Church News
Corprite
Rushanan
Y. OM. Cla
Rigg
Robert Meusin
Washington, Ta
Misa Gladys Dillings
Riehl Street
Herold M. Clark
Howard Clark
Chicago
Mr. Clark
R. G. Clark
Mra. Clark
R.A. Newville
Minywood
Ill
R. M. Wagner
Quincy
Herman T. Wagner
R. M
Adams Counts
GC. W. Chapman
Il. C. Orrick
Fabor
Katherine Orrick
Audrey Reed
Tabor College
Ikes
Chester F. Green
Cong’s
Cesar Falla
Herluf Petersen
Chapter A
P. BE. O
J. E. Robinson
J. S. Stevens
E. S
Eastern Star
H.C. Harmon
Twenty Second Street
UES
SMITH
Lichty & Hillman CO
Tus
Bridge Street
Lars
Pracy
Logan Avenue Coal Co
Logan Ave
Cable
Wyoming
Bidard
Burla
Baalde
Ping Ig
Kotex
F&f
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Watierlog
City and
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