Missionary Society Opens Season With Picnic Supper
Westminster Missionary society kicked off fall activities with a picnic supper in church parlors attended by over 150. The event, termed an ini hal supper, had each family bring food matching the first letter of their surname as the plan to support White cross work. Members discussed reorganizing youth work around worship instruction service and recreation and considered forming a junior church. Robert Watteron led the singing with Mrs Margaret D Wells at the piano.
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Westminster Missionary Society
White Cross
E. Chaney
C. Elliott Purmort
John H. Kremers
F. Wills Jenks
The
Missionary Society
Cheney
Purmort
C. D. Darling
Chenay
Harry G. Northey
A. A. Zimmerman
Robert Wattereon Jed
Margaret.d. Wella
Pate
Woman Missionary From China To Speak September 29
Miss Frances Bennet, recently returned from China, will speak at Plymouth Congregational church on the afternoon of September 29. An invitation to share in the meeting was extended to the women of First Congregational church at their monthly missionary gathering. Yesterday’s session focused on Japan with Mrs. J. Spencer describing Japanese life, and other members contributing on Kobher college and related missions.
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Frances Bennnet
China
Lucy Leagitt
Plymouth Congregational Church
First Congregational Church
Japan
Spencer
C. J. Langfeldt
Kobher College
Jeanette McCaustland
J. C. McAlyin
J. Ll. Bronson
Cedar Heights Officials Honored at Dinner
Mr and Mrs C J Munger hosted Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church officials and their wives for a special dinner. Notable guests included Dr A J Laurie and Mrs Laurie Messrs and Mines, C Moeller W F Parrott and David Stevenson with Nellie Morgan and Jean Garner assisting in service. Dr Laurie shared tales from a European trip.
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C. J. Munger
Cedar Heights Community
BH. L Stover
HJ. Burdick
Bmirs
Macy Campbell
Henry Morgan
Mies Nellie Morgan
Miriam
Jean Garner
Dr. Laurie
Auxiliary to Give Party Friday at Nes Will C Fancy Home
Members of the United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary will host a silver tea and card party Friday afternoon at the Nes Will C Fancy home, 211 Whittier avenue, Chautauqua park. Assisting will be H. A. Barton, Mrs. Farler, Mrs. George Bedessen, Mrs. Ed Johnson, Mrs. Jack Kohl, and Mrs. Lulu Ladage. Temple Rebekah notes Judge No. 54 to mark the order’s 102nd anniversary with a regular session at the I O O F hall east Friday evening followed by entertainment and refreshments.
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United Commercial Travelers
Nes
Will C. Fancy
Whittier Avenue
Chautauqua Park
Farler
H. A. Barton
George Bedessen
Mirs
Ed Johnson
Jack Kohl
Lulu Ladage
Temple Rebekah
Judge No. 54
Order
O. F. Hall
Emmerson Scied Sbherili
Hsing
Clerk of Courts
Treasur
Turing
Fred
Nehisen
Green Tea Room
Presbyterian Hospital
Altho
Church news officers to be elected Friday at Graves Memorial UMC
Officers will be elected when the official board meets at Graves Memorial UMC on Friday evening. A picnic supper at 6 30 p a dining room at the Cattle Congress grounds follows with a business meeting and officer election. The Fellowship class of First Methodist church arranged the program.
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Graves Memorial U. Bo
First Meiodist Church
Country Club Open Through Halloween Amid Social Season
Sunnyside Country Club will stay open after Halloween with dining rooms and lounge access for members. An upcoming chicken dinner this Sunday followed by a steak dinner Thursday, and a new playground for children enhance the club scene as adults enjoy cards, dancing, tennis, and golf. Bridge was played last evening with Mrs. C. W. Robertson, A. J. Bengston, Mrs. Ray Smock, and Arthur Fowtor winning the session.
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Sunnyside
Country Club
Wes Ops Wnttt
Hallowe’an
W.oa. Clapman
An Mieuuces
C. W. Robertson
A. J. Bengston
Ray Smock
Arthur Fowtor
Christina Groniga and Dean Baugher Marry at Nashua
The service for Christina Groniga and Dean Baugher of Waterloo took place at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua, with Dr. J. R. Macartney officiating. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Bexlell and relatives. the couple will reside in the Fullerton apartment after a Chicago trip.
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Christina Groniga
Dean Baugher
Waterloo
Little Brown
Vale
Nashua
J. R. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
R.O. Bexlell
John Groniga
Greene
Jesse Baugher
Clay Street
Elizabeth
Peter Groniga
Mendelssohn
Baugher
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Mr. Baugher
Silinois Central
Chicago
Fullerton
Beauty tips for corn relief and hair care guidance
The text offers advice on temporary corn relief via soaking and shaving, making a felt pad, and securing it with adhesive tape. It also discusses shoe style changes to prevent recurrence. Hair guidance covers shampooing frequency for short hair and lemon rinse benefits, with cautions on overuse and the need to address underlying causes for health.
Hand 15 Crushed Under Piledriver
Anson Barnard 35 of 614 Oneida street, superintendent of bridges and buildings for WW C F N, was badly crushed by a pile driver during bridge reconstruction one mile west of Denver Iowa. His thumb and one finger plus part of another were amputated at Allen Memorial Hospital. He had tried to insert a shim as the weight dropped. Barnard was resting comfortably today.
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Anson Barnard
Oneida Street
Denver
Allen Memorial Hospital
Plia
Barnard
Picnic at Elk Run Gathers 145 Hawkeye Oil Co. Employees
Le Mars man George Hart named head of a Sioux City theft gang after Battle Creek arrests expose cache of tires and stolen goods. Hart had previous three year sentence. Attorneys fail to obtain writ of habeas corpus.
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Hawkeye Oil Co
Elk Run
LeMars Man
LeMars
INS
George Hart
le Mars
Sioux City
Battle Creek
Elmer Gergen
John Kauffman
Tien
Siofix City
Hart
Episcopal Rectors Plan Teachers Training School
Rev B B Mounsey and Rev C W Baxter of Christ and St Mark's Episcopal churches will run a joint teachers training school this fall at Christ church starting Monday at 7:30 pm. Classes occur every fortnight with meetings alternating between churches monthly. Mounsey directs The Teacher and the Bible while Baxter leads The Pupil and the Prayer Book. Teachers will earn credits and certificates from the New York council and join the National Accredited Teachers' association.
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B. B. Mownsey
W. Baxter
Christ and
St. Mark's Episcopal Churches
Christ Church
Mounsey
New York Council
National
Accredited Teachers’ Association
Luncheon-Bridge Honors 120 Guests at Sunnyside Club
One hundred twenty guests attended a luncheon bridge at Sunnyside Country Club on Wednesday afternoon. Hostesses were Mrs. Henry Wurster Mrs. Russell Sieg Mrs. Harry Dunkelberg and Mrs. Jesse D. Rice. Bridge honors went to Mrs. Worth Hillman Mrs. Roy Smock and Mrs. Kenneth Bragdon with out of town guests including Mrs. Bruce Galloway Dallas Tex Mrs. Harry Tullar California Mrs. George Hunter Wilson and Mrs. Jon Cowin from Frank Alden and Mrs. Kirk Oleson Cedar Falls. color scheme featured orchid and pink in table decorations with garden flowers.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Henry Wurster
Russell Sieg
Harry Dunkelberg
Jesse D. Rice
Worth Hillman
Roy Smock
Kenneth Bragdon
Club Notes Favor in 500 at Mes. Frei Home
Members of the club played Wednesday in the home of Mes. Frei i to Mrs. Wo Op Bailey and Mrs. Loren Bush. Robert Coughlin was elected president of the Joly Philosophers club last evening at the session in the home of Nonaid Rawling. Officers chosen were Coughlin, vice president, Eugene McGreevy, secretary, and Donald Rawlinges, treasurer.
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Mes
Frei = i
Wo Op Bailey
Loren Bush
Robert Coughlin
Joly Philosophers Club
Nonaid Rawling O Metro
Coughlin
Eugene McGreevy
Donald i Rawlinges
Waterloo in Brief Notes and Local Appointments
Waterloo residents attend Nashua fair for Waterloo day while others plan moves to Ames for study at Iowa State College. Local figures include Miss Salla Frank appointed to Denver National Hospital board and Faye Martin featured in a New York Times pictorial. Numerous social updates cover visits, travels, a football injury, school notices, and a surprise birthday gathering.
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Waterloo
Nashua
Perry L. Page
Florence Street
Ames
Iowa State College
Salla Frank
Jefferson Street
National Hospital
Denver
Colo
New York Times
Faye Martin
Aly
QO. W. Ferguson
Mattoon
George L. van Buyn
Avenue West
C. H. Holton
Chicago
B. IL. Holton
Vermont Street
F. A. Robinson
Des Moines
Damon
E. J. Robb
Marshalltown
Marshall County
Make Progress on Campanile Base and Bells
Cedar Falls progress on the campanile base on the west campus reaches seven feet with eight more feet to rise before season end. Four bells totaling 3.5 tons ordered from Meneely Bell Company Albany to form a chime system linked to the Pasaldt clock gifted by Charles Fasaldt.
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Cedar Falls
Campania
Tha &Ranite
Meneely Ball Company
Albany
N. Y
Charles Fasaldt
Hesaldt Clock Company
Fifty eighth wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Allison
Mrs Edith Adams reports from La Porte City that Mrs David Allison celebrated her natal anniversary with letters flowers and calls while Alice Young, hospitalized, writes she is content and grateful. The couple, active in church and social circles, marked their fifty eighth anniversary with family greetings as friends visited. A home addition on Fourth Street is completed for Mr and Mrs Toute Schreiber. Lotus club met at Mrs Gingrich with 18 members and 4 guests, planning a Buck's Lodge picnic. A Toledo family reunion united John Young and relatives from Manchester Nashua and Long Beach.
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Eyald Nielsen
Peter Nielsen
College Hill
Colunthia University
New York City
Walle Ericksen
Weyburn
Canada
Bert Philpot
Ericksen
de Rev
Ernest Nelte
Franklin County
Thea
Ruth Nelte
Reuben Wolf Bork
M Reg Young
Alice
University Hospital
la Porte Guy
Natal
David A Atlis
Allison
Ars. Allison
Lura Chapster
Reller Corpa
Ihfe
Lotus Club
O. B. Gingrich
C. B.lingrich
Joseph Husman
Hattie Smelser
W.S. Lyman
R. Wilkinson
Buck's Lodge
Buck's Ledge
Toledo
John Young
Fred Narber
Harry
Ray Nandell
Manchester
Margaret Young
Nashua
Long Beach
Cal
Iunday
Night school English classes to start October first
Foreign born residents may join night classes at Central School to study English reading and writing. Miss Mabel Henderson will lead. About 60 foreigners enrolled last year. Courses offered for beginners and advanced students.
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Central
Mabel Henderson
Divorces Sought By Owens and Gelly Couples
C E Owens and Margaret Gelly filed for divorce alleging marital strain and cruel or eliding conduct. Owens cites wife’s lengthy absences and disruption to his hotel business. Gelly charges Rexford Floyd Gelly with cruel treatment. The cases reference Newport Kentucky marriage and a 1920 wedding date.
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B. Owens
Eleanor
Owens
Buque
Margaret M. Gelly
Rexford Floyd Gelly
Newport, Ky
Phe Coupls
Woman's Club Praises City Street Signs
The Waterloo Woman's Club commends the fire department for designing and erecting new street signs citywide. In a letter to Fire Chief Ray Tiller, the club secretary lauds the signs as attractive and practical and notes the spirit of cooperation prompting the act, urging more commendation.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
Fire Department
Ray Tiller
Woman Sues Dentist for 12500 Damages
Annie Brown through attorneys Arbuckle and Arbuckle filed suit against Dr. J. C. Murphy dentist for 12500 damages. The complaint alleges negligence in extracting teeth on April 29, 1924.
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Annie Brown
Arbuckie &Arbuckle
J. C. Murphy
Negdiget
Diamond Dyes Advertisement for Home Dyeing
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes with directions for tinting and dyeing a wide range of fabrics including wool silk cotton and blends. It claims colors are permanent and suitable for lingerie silks ribbons and garments and invites readers to tell their druggist the fabric type.
Andrew Sues for Notes Owed Bank
Twenty Dubuque county farmers are named defendants in a district court suit filed by L. B. Andrew state superintendent of banking and receiver for the Farmers State Bank of Dyerville. The action seeks judgments totaling 164920.22 on notes ranging from 143.39 to 50938.24 signed by the defendants as part of the bank assets.
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Dubuque, Inc
Dubuque County
L. B. Andrew
Farmers State Bank of Dyeraville
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Cedar Heights
Church News
Grace Methodist Church
Cora Fowler
I. Euter Joe DuMond
Ladies’ Aid Society of
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J. R. Murray
F. A. Ferguson
WW. Templeton
W. E. Wallace
A. N. McCreery
Gilmore McDowell
EB i Brocksus
Central Christian Church
G. C. Ches
Shore
Las Wers
Cagipaign
Ladies Social Union of the Universalist Church
First Baptist Church
A. J. Wittick
Sherwood Park
A. J. van Doren
Woman's Working Association
H. L
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F. A. Sporla
Foreign Missionary
R. A. Doty
Hallowe’en
Christian Spiritual Society
C. B. Smakey
W. Ww. Lytle
Jr. H. Davi
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Tarry Mittuau
Fidet
Abe Lang
Ales Department
H. B. Clemenson
Ef. Wi. Doty
Suiss
Peggy Sandhagen
Louis Berg
Leonard Brand
Sybil Seitz
Marjorie Hartnett
Inna Waska
Harry Marsan
LW. Collins
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Byrnes Park
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Victor Reed
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Beilke
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Gordon Lem
Tran Waterson
Pes Moines
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Mar
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Kaye
Willard Hall
Mytasves In
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Tar Optical Service
Ruth Marie
Helen Hadish
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Y Serrange
Mr and I. Hoy Gilley
Feri
Rexsil
George H. Twaddle
Waterloo Evening Courier
West Fourth Street
Rouhaxrn
Earl
Roschman
Riverview Park
Collage Auditorium
Hewland Hansen
Ir. Readan
Upper Iowa
Mt. Vernon
F. Miller
H.C. Culver
W. M. Lemen
G. B. Crinklaw
EB. B. Frye
Earl A. Roadmann
Main Street Utility Company
Rownd
Robert Sc Zuce
Gilchrist Hall
Mr. Fehr
Hone
Western Old People’s Home
A Fehr
Freeport
Pe County
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Nancy Church
Black Hawk County
Hirara Church
Greenwood
Weisbard
Frank H. Weisbard
Wagnar Manufacturing Company
Weisbard Garage
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Washington Streets
Gedar Falls
Rosendahl
Bassa
RB. Humbert
S. B. Humbert
James Brownell
Willam A. Severin
Lfairs
San Diego
Hope Foote
Rainbow Drive
Sextile
Wash
State University
Julia L. Hurd
Lexington
Home Economlica
Fia Porte City
Edith Adams
la Forte
Watering
David Allison
Toute Schreiber
Thorern
Fourth Street
J C. Kober
Jonesca
Ant Cubs
J. C. Kober
Ranenister
C. VH. Vondercall
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Alea Young
Walnut Court
Goldyn Andredson
Berths Part
C. E. Owens
Margaret Gelly
Woman’s Club
Rose's Beauty
Andrew
Post
Bran
Necouipenzine Designe
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