Glems Soviet Simple Service Weds Miss Pint and Dolan
Miss Esther Mac Pint daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Pint married Justin Dolan son of Mr and Mrs M E Dolan at St Josephs church with Father Edward Slattery officiating at 630 am using single ring ritual. Bridesmaid Miss Alice Pint best man Ralph. Relatives present. Breakfast at the Pint home followed. After honeymoon trip to Davenport and Chicago they will reside in Melrose apartments. Dolan attended Columbia college in Dubuque. Pint worked at Louis A Wangler store.
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St. Joseph's Church
Esther Mac Pint
J. LU. Pint
Justin Dolan
M. E. Dolan
Edward Slattery
Alice Pint
Rank Ralph
Pikt
J. M. Youngblut
Mildred Robert
Helen Bhr
Claire Lies
Columbia College
Dubuque
Hel
Clinton
Waterloo
Bartles-Shepherd Ofcam-pany
Conrad
Miss Elsie French Honored by Women in Home Reception
Miss Elsie French on furlough from Heype where she taught the mission School for 14 years received a home reception Monday evening from the Women’s Missionary society the Jean Morrison circle and the United Presbyterian church Aid Society. Miss Marietta Hamilton, a missionary from India on furlough, was guest of honor. Over 50 guests attended with dahlias daisies and hydrangea decorating the rooms. A piano duet reading and vocal duet entertained before Miss French spoke on her Egypt mission work and Miss Hamilton on India. Refreshments were served by a committee led by Mrs. W. W. Templeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie French
Heype
Women’s Missionary Society
Jean Morrison
Aid . Society of United Presbyterian Church
Marietta Hamilton
India
Miss French
W. J. French
J. B., Young
J. M. Hamilton
Mariette Hamilton
Fidella
Thelma Amos
Helen McCleary
Fidella Amos
Alzen Buxton
Louise Chandler Resigns as Rotary Club Secretary
Miss E Louise Chandler founder and secretary of the Waterloo women s Rotary club resigns at the first meeting after summer vacation at Black s tearoom. Miss Bess Nichols elected to succeed her on request of Mrs W D Ives. Mrs George B Worthen presided as the club read condolences for Miss Aimee Fagundus each member attending noted the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Louise Chandler
Waterloo Women's Rotary Club
Black’s Tearoom
Bess Nichols
Chandler
W. D. Ives
Long Beach
Cal
George B. Worthen
Aimee Fagundus
Rotary
B and P W Plan Extension Classes for New Year
Plans for the Business and Professional Women's club for the new year were formed with Mrs Elizabeth Kenney presiding. Extension classes will boost members knowledge in specialties and a public speaking class may be created. Miss Mildred Wittick named athletics chairman to oversee bowling and swimming. New members joined and reorganization of the orchestra and a glee club began. Attendance at a rally at St Pauls Methodist Church topped 200 with Rev Ermil Frye as speaker. Craig Ellyson performed a piano solo and a skit by Rev S W Williams and Louis Nyhan highlighted the program. Members reported on church activities and refreshments closed the event. Aut(U)m leaves and birthday notices followed with social gatherings and plans for a Miss Anna Marys fourteenth birthday dinner.
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Business and
Elizabeth Kenney
Mildred Wittick
Marian Cooley DePasr
Aflis Ethel Resor
Anna Mender
Anna Dacker
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Ermil Frye
Cedar Falls
C. R. Boward
Claire Heald
Craig Ellyson
Neacon Skinfilue
Rider Jones
Thomas Horton
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Sunnyside Country Cut
H.W. Flint
Horton Ha
Clinton
House Party Labor Conflicts And The Shared Work Dilemma
A house party discussion explores how mixed groups and two families renting a house together often end with subtle blame over labor division. Complaints to friends reveal patterns of shirking, perceived unfairness, and the desire to avoid conflict by balancing chores through planning and slips drawn from a bowl.
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Roth
Marion
Chapter Z PEO Opens First Meeting After Hiatus
Chapter Z P E O resumes yearly program with 45 members gathered at Mrs B F Swisher home. New president Mrs W W Marsh leads as Mrs G Buechele outlines a slate of nine months of activities including short stories drama music pottery and fine arts with plans for lectures reviews and a Selected play.
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B. F. Swisher
W. W. Marsh
New York
Joel Sts Pickett
J. Q. Knox
Hollywood
Milks Maud Dudley
Spirit
Sisterhood
Iva Sherman
Orlando
Fla
O'Brian
British Empire
Wenbley
Madam Chineware
Ellis Island
Eastleigh
Black's
Beauty tips and acne remedies from a 1900s column
A reader asks about facial hair removal by doctors and shares home remedies for oily skin and pimples. Advice covers oats and soap mixtures, sulfur, benzoin rinse, diet changes, sage tea hair lightening notes, and medical consultation for persistent spots and blood or digestion concerns. It emphasizes noninvasive care and professional guidance.
Church and Women’s groups plan midweek meetings
Numerous church circles from Walnut Street Baptist to Grace Memorial United Brethren schedule Wednesday gatherings. Officers elections, study themes, and projects like meal prep for the Cattle Congress grounds are noted. Social hours and joint classes accompany remarks on missions and local fundraising efforts.
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Grace Memorial United Brethren Church
A. T. Whittle
Church notices list meetings for Woman's Organization and social events
The East Park Presbyterian church reports an autumnal communion service with W H Lowrey as committee chairman and Mrs Howrey as secretary. The Women’s Organization plans a business meeting and social tea at Mrs C J Langfeldt’s home. A luncheon featuring Sanat meets the Ladies’ Aid conference at Mrs S A Cohagan’s home. BR Benedict chairs the serving committee and requests participation.
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W. H. Lowrey
Howrey
Woman's Or [Canization of Thes Braye Conerega
Onal Church
C. J. Langfeldt
Fourth Street
Survivors of First St Ansgar Colony Reunite in 71th Year
Four remaining Clausen colony pioneers, first settlers from 1858, gathered at Colburn Hanson home in St Ansgar for a reunion. Rev Claus L Clausen’s former home served as meeting place with Narweetan language services led by Hey Mr Ew Waldeland and reminiscences shared by Kristi Groth A Erickson Andrew Halverson Colburn Hanson.
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St. Ansgar
Clausen
Colburn Hanson
Claus L. Clausen
Hey
Ew. Waldeland
Kristi Groth
A. Erickson
Andrew Halverson
Patterns to obtain the Courier pattern request
Waterloo Evening Courier advertises patterns through the fashion department. Readers should send 16 cents per pattern to Waterloo for the patterns and accompanying design. Orders are filled at 6000 a5 possible with careful feeding of the order details.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Dave
Popular Model for School Wear Pattern Adverts
A vintage ad describes a versatile school wear pattern suitable for flannel alpaca crepe and tweed. It notes wrist length sleeves and four size areas 3 10 12 and 14 years with a 40 inch fabric requirement. Orders via mail for 5 cents, offering a fall winter Book of Fashions.
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Pleidgingham
Smaller Schools Unite In Helpful Plans For 1924-5
County Superintendent H C Mostler was re elected president and John Black Cedar Palit re elected secretary at the first meeting for the new school year of the Superintendents in Clark Hawte county. Twenty one members attended and plans for the coming year were announced. Meetings will be the third Monday each month. A wide list of superintendents and teachers attended, with plans for junior high basketball, a consolidated senior high basketball tournament, a farm skills day, and various contests to involve all schools in the county.
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H.C. Mostler
John Black
Cedar Palit
Clark Hawte
Meetler
Mack
Oo. S. Hamer
Orances
Tyvan J. Mast
Judson
I. J. Stont
Dunkerton
C. Park
Cedar Horenta
B. Avon
Junayville
Ray Brown
la Porte
Jown State Teachargeoare
John Slack
Cy Kells
F. B. Feiler
Harold Bore TY
Ryans
Hudson and
Orante
Extrem
Jeann
W. D. Jefferson
William ‘Prumbaier
Finchford
Janesville
Hine Beeseh
Tollows
Jinior
Surts, Brown and
Stout
Silvonia
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Melon crop failures cloud summer for fruit lovers
Fruit men report a poor melon harvest due to excessive rain and cold. Watermelons and musk melons are scarce from Muscatine to Waterloo, with many growers expecting very short crops and limited marketable fruit this season. Local sellers in Colusburg Opayo Newdartford Vinton and surrounding areas confirm widespread crop failures.
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Middlewest
Colusburg
Opayo
Newdartford
Vinton
Grosvers
Waterloo
Important Meeting of Republicans to Be Held Next Week
Republicans of the Third Congras afanal district convene at 1240 Bomn, Wednesday, Sept. 24, at the Greater Waterloo association rooms. B B Burnatuist, chair man of the Republican State central coalition, announces discussion of campaign issues from a Republican view and outlines the Plan of campaign for district and state. County central committee members, legislative candidates, and interested parties are invited. Presky Frank, chairman at Black Hawk county committee, returned from Chicago after conferences with the national Republican committee, bringing back several thousand autographs and messages.
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Congrasafanal
Greater Waterloo
B. B. Burnatuist
Rh Dodge
Republican State Central Coalilion
Frank
Black Hawk County
Chicago
National Republican Committee
Firemen’s Confab Draws Captain Lindsey to Des Moines
Captain Frank Lindsey of Fire Station No 1 travels to Des Moines for the forty sixth annual convention of the Iowa Firemen’s Association. The gathering, a historic meeting since the early days, now emphasizes business and education on fire fighting methods and firefighter welfare with membership largely from small towns and volunteer departments.
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Frank Lindsey
Amos
Iowa
Bremen
Fremen’s Anion
Macscaly
Waterloo Ramen
Recluse Georges W Warner Refuses Medical Aid
Georges W. Warner, 87, a theosophist and book agent, refused medical help at his highent home in Chautauqua park. Mayor Gnagy and the poor overseer visited. Warner insisted he is a self healer and would not take a doctor. Despite neighbors’ concerns and petitions to remove him, Warner felt better recently and planned to recover, living in a park tent and selling mysticism books to a large city clientele.
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Georges W. Warner
Theosohist
Highent
Chautauqua Park
A. E. Gangy
Youters Day
R. A. Doty
Warner
Gnagy
Acton
Ocu
Waterloo
Boy Scouts At Your Service Next Week in Waterloo
A group of Waterloo Boy Scouts will assist at the Dairy Cattle Congress next week. They will direct traffic, run errands, provide information, and help reduce confusion. Scouts will exhibit at the scoutcraft booth while the bugle and drum corps rehearse for opening day Monday. Arthur Jury, executive, returns from the third biennial scout executives conference at Exite Park Colo, Friday or Saturday. The 70 day program ended today.
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Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
Hippodrome
Arthur F. Jury
Exites Park
Colo
Jury
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Cedar Falls Rey
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Lloyd Dean
Iowa City
State University of Iowa
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Harry Mueller
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Frank,fin Street
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Courier
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Pirie
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Gates
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Clive Morton Monbears
Ferret-Mo-Nat Club
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Eastern Star
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Masonic Temple
Lita Laveau
C. H. Bunker
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Country Club
Yeoman Lodge
Church News
Irving Avenue
First Baptist Church
J.J. Miller
Hammond Avenue
Pat
Westminster Women's Missionary Society
Mmes. c. BP. Grean
W. P. Jensen
C. F. Zimmerman
H. G. Northey
Muscatine
St. Luke's W. H. A
L. H. Lesher
L. J. Benser
Margaret
Gertrude Roderick
Unity _geild and
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Young Women's Home, Missionary Society
Trinity American Gather League
Inbgline
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Onary Eirete
Centra
Chris Ulanchereo
Raythe Alychaler
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Blanche Wauts
Hemn Hird
F. DB. Igrocksus
CG. Chester
William Bisbee
East Park Presbyterian Missionary Society
John Kalestenvach
KE. Sanford
Ladies’ Social Union
Uni-versanst
Warburg League
Ladies’ Aid Society
United Presbyterian Church
East Park Presbyterian
Hood
J. Herrick Darling
Patrich
Maonts
Thelack
A. Cohagnan
Erhadist
BR. L. Benedict
Tonn
Oneir Witver
Charles W. Bravter
Ugen
First
Fowler Coffee
Boy Scouts
Nashua
W—Charles Norton
Ulinois Central Railway Hospital
Tuinels Central
Mississippi
Justin B. Dolan
Esther Pini
Omer Conrad
Emma Bovy
America
Fowler CO
City
Stata
Sample Cloak E Suit Shop
Greene-Sheehy Co
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