Waterloo Men Pledged to University Fraternities
Seven Waterloo youths receive new fraternity pledges during Iowa rush week. Delta Tau Delta lists Robert Bickley. Phi Kappa Psi includes Robert Tarpy, Joseph Morris, James Graham. Sigma Alpha Epsilon pledges Craig Elson. Phi Gamma Delta names Tod Rehder. Kappa Sigma pledges Richard Gibson. Three fraternities yet to announce pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
University of Iowa
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Robert Bickley
Phi Kappa Psi
Robert Tarpy
Joseph Morris
James Grahan
Craig Elson
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Phi Gamma Delta
Tod Rehder
Kappa Sigma
Richard
Library Staff Dinner Honoring Miss Dorothy Allen
Waterloo libraries staff hosts a dinner at Black's tearoom on Wednesday evening to honor Miss Dorothy Allen who leaves for the University of Wisconsin library school. New staff members Miss Blanche Stewart Miss Della Hitch and Miss Reba Miller attend as guests of honor. Decorations feature cardinal red and University of Wisconsin colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Waterlooibraries
Dorothy Allen
University of Wisconsin Library School
Blanche Stewart
Della Hitch
Reba Miller
University of Wisconsin
Miss Allen
Binck
Merna Peterson
Clare Miller
Hazel Twogood
W. J. Meter
Anne Stern
Pearl Crooks
Ann Winter
Officers Named by Phi Sigma Chi at Dinner Meeting
The Phi Sigma Chi fraternity elected officers for the coming year at a dinner at Black's Tea Room on Monday. President C. T. O’Connor, vice president James Wood, secretary Roger Haselman, treasurer, with Edward Margadant as historian and statistician, Verle Allbex. Upcoming plans include installing ten new pledges on Oct 1 and organizing a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Sigma Chi
Black
C. T. O'Connor
James Wood
Roger Haselman
Edward Margadant
Verle Allbex
Mrs W W Fisher Honored Guest at Many Socials
Mrs W W Fisher of Ontario California visiting relatives was praised at a Tuneche hosted by her daughter Mrs W F Parrott at Cedar Heights. Luncheon hosted for eight at 415 Second Street East. more events include a bridge club luncheon and travel talks at Ho tel Russell Lamson. Fisher to return to California Thursday.
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W. W. Fisher
Ontario
W. F. Parrott
Cedar Heights
Minnie Smith
Los Angeles
Gal
Chester Randall
Washington
DT. G
Harriet Crawford
Cedar Rapids
C. W. Campbell
J. P. Greeley
H. J. Mce- Cut
E. F. Wenner
Franklin Street
Forget-Me-Not Club Plans Thursday Picnic
Forget-Me-Not club meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Joseph Ganz home 211 First street east. Members bring dishes and silver for a picnic supper.
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Forget
Joseph Ganz
First Street East
Hints on Beauty Care by Edna Kent
The article discusses reduction methods for weight loss including electric massage and manual manipulation, noting both can reduce fat and strengthen muscles. It warns to seek medical advice, highlights risks for internal issues, and mentions diet and exercise as healthier options.
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Edna Kent
Sho
Fall Party by Waterloo Woman's Club Draws Large Crowd
Waterloo Woman's Club hosts fall party at the clubhouse with bridge and music. Miss Virginia Gable opened with Chopin and Maszkowski piano solos, followed by vocal numbers from Mrs. A. E. Enderlein and Mrs. Karl Krause. Prizes went to several members. new members in the receiving line. First general meeting set for Friday at 2:30, with plans including a rummage sale and Christmas bags for soldiers. Supper for United Spanish War Veterans and Helen Gould auxiliary to follow Wednesday in Memorial hall.
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Woman's Benefiy Association
St. Mary’s Church
School Hall
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Scattergood Circle
King’s Daughters
F. S. Giles
Union Veterans of Civil War
West Tebrary
East Waterloo
Casebeer Heights
Ladies’ Aid Society
First United’ Presbyterian Church
First United’ Presbyterian church—Mrs. Charles, Shaffner
Cirle
First Presbyterian Thurch
James Black
E. H. Knittle
Louis Galser
John Rath
Golden Link Club
C. L. Pott
M. E
First Congregational Church
A. G. Reid
Calgary Evangelical Church
Grace M. E
Missionary Circle One
First Lutheran Church
A. J. Haus
Daughters of Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
East Park Missionary Society
F. Lb. Crospot
Trank Walton League
Besthouse
Friendship Circle
Red Tharp
Bridge
Waterloo
Tosti
Campbell-Tipton
Ed H. Ben
Glaude Bennett
J. O. Parkman
A. C. Fox
Leo Cobrt
Robert Johnson
Cecil Bickle
Theodore Sedewick
Vaughn S. Griffin
C. E. Butler
W. H. Beyerstock
C. Harold Rathbun
Burton M. Gatshall
J. T. Dahlstrom
A. J., Porter
Mande ‘Oub
E. J. Brucher
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
Church Notices Outline Local Parlor Gatherings
A parish listing shows Trinity American Lutheran plans a Wednesday 7 30 p m kid party in church parlors arranged by Miss Hazel Thompson and committee with refreshments by Alma Lubbs and others. Daughters of Plymouth hold an all day meeting at Plymouth Congregational church with noon lunch hosted by Mrs. Martin Kellerlain.
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Luther League
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Hazel Thompson
Alma Lubbs
Mane Will
Florence Gallier
Carl Ehrke
Daughters of Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational
Thurch
Martin Kellerlain
Ruteec
F. Ty .Grofoot
Parker Street West
Mis Sionery Society
Hasi Park Presbyterian
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Calvary Evangelical Church
First Meeting of Study Group Tonight
The American Association of University Women will host a six week study series on Our Foreign Relations with Mexico with the first meeting tonight at 7 40 at the public library. Charles L Hoffman will lead, and the events are open to the public. Mrs Arthur Cole oversees group organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
American Association of University Women
Née West Publicbrary
Charles L. Hoffman
West High School
Arthur Cole
Canopus Club Pays Tributes to J. C. Murtagh
Canopus club members honored the late James Murtagh at a luncheon in Black's tearoom. Tributes praised his diplomacy and winsome personality, noting he defended many clients and won guilty pleas in 98 percent of cases. County Attorney W Edwards spoke of his courtroom dedication and family devotion.
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James
Murtagh
Canopus Club
Black’s Tearoom
HE. G. Carey
C. W. Bruner
T. A. McManus
A. E. Jewett
William Higgins
H. A. Lawrence
J. S. Tuthill
W. Edwards
Mr. Murtagh
Edwards
First Zeppelin trial flight postponed by counter winds
Cable briefs report in Friedrichshafen Germany that the inaugural flight of the Count Zeppelin dirigible was postponed due to contrary winds. Dr Hugo Eckerer director of Zeppelin works expressed hope for a later flight while a large crowd gathered at the hangar among them the maharajah of Patiala with a entourage. In Martinique a tidal wave killed three and sank seven ships. Algiers faced a violent 24 hour storm killing at least five and causing $200000 in damage. Lord Durham a major English landowner died at 73.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
INS
Count Zeppelin
Hugo Eckerer
Zeppelin Works
Maharajeh
Patiala
Martinique
Algiers
Landon
Lord Durham
England
Exhume Bid Sought in Slain Woman Insurance Case
Milwaukee relatives seek exhumation of Alyce du Beaulieu Meier and her three children killed by husband Lambert Meier to determine who died first for an insurance policy. Petitions from Richard C. and Alfred C. Meier ask court to show cause why the body should not be exhumed. The suit relates to a $5,000 policy and a pending probate issue.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Alyce du Beaulieu Meier
Lambert Meier
London
Meier
Richard C
Alfred C. Meier
Lambert
Christ
Christian Loys
Paul
Corinth
Jesus Christ
Green Plum Jam And Housekeeping Tips From The Chef
Green plums and sugar prepare a jam by washing, halving, simmering with water, then adding sugar and boiling. A method to roast an old hen yields tender meat. Soup meat from cold water should be heated gradually to boil. A fruit juice mix of grape, pineapple, grapefruit and berry juices is advised for healthful toning.
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Hamburg
Essary
Global historical geography list fragment
Readable text lists regions and figures across continents. It mentions Europe with Monaco Iberia Thor Alhambra and Asia with Mecca Juggernaut Babylon Afghanistan Gautama, plus Africa Abyssinia Carthage Sphins. The fragment appears as a catalog of names rather than a narrated story.
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Europe
Monaco
Iberia
Thor
Alhambra
Asia
Mecca
Juggernaut
Babylon
Afghanistan
Gautama
Africa
Abyssinia
Carthage
Two Fathers Claim Betty Bouris Case Sparks Custody Battle
In Valparaiso Indiana Betty Lorraine Bouris, said to be stolen after her mother's death, becomes a ward of the court as Peter Bouris and Farl Mead battle for paternity. Al Bouris is legally recognized as father and will support Betty, who will live with her aunt Mrs Lulu Bradford.
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Betty Lorraine Bouris
Esaley
Valparaiso
Ind
Peter Bouris
Betty
Farl Mead
Althe Bouris
Lulu Bradford
City in Brief Highlights Local Visits and Talks
Miss Dorothy Bickley of Omaha visits Mrs. Kirk Gross at 44014 Allen Street. Walter C. Dotson and Louis Heckinger depart for Chicago from 1927 Independence Avenue and 820 First Street West. Mrs. Les Whitworth visits her mother Ida Holden at 330 Almond Street. Mr and Mrs Joseph Flieder and son Darrel leave for Lincoln Nebraska to visit sister Mrs. George E. Smith. Dr Walter L Bierring of Des Moines to speak on Acute Rheumatism Etiology and Allergic Hypothesis at Waterloo and Black Hawk County Medical Societies meeting.
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Dorothy Bickley
Omaha
Neb
Kirk Gross
Allen Street
Walter C. Dotson
Independence Avenue
Louis Heckiinger
First Street West
Chicago
Les Whitworth
Crookston
Minn
Ida Holden
Almond Street
Joseph Flieder
Darrel
Ninth Street
Lincgln
George E. Smith
Walter L. Bierring
Des Moines
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Night programs and travel notices in local society column
The column lists a dinner at Black's tearoom with a 6 36 dining time, two films about medical topics, and travel plans of Mrs. Margaret Jackman to Tulsa for a brother's illness. It also notes Miss Northey's 10 day Pacific coast trip, and Northey’s role as president of Herrick Refrigerator.
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Night In Black
Margaret “Jackman
Bouth Street
Tulsa
Okla
Patrick Jackman
J ' Ethany Northey
Third Avenue West
Leff
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Northey
Herrick Refrigerator Company
Fred Repass
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Waterloo
Byrnes Park
F. Heverly
Black Hawk
Sunday School Lesson by Rev Fitzwater
Rev P B Fitzwater presents a Sunday School lesson outlining ethical conduct and scriptural guidance. The piece emphasizes faith, duty, and moral living for readers studying in church classrooms.
Lesson From September 23 Temprance Scriptural Study
The text discusses Paul’s teaching on Christian liberty in handling meat offered to idols. It notes idols are nothing and emphasizes that some practices like intoxicating liquor or tobacco are inherently wrong, while harmless activities require discernment to avoid spiritual bondage.
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Paul
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Society In Review
W. E. Marshall
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Beckerchiapur
O, E. S—Matt
Parrott
Helen Gould Auxilary
United Spanish War Veterans
W. R. C—Memorial Hall
Ladies' Aid Society
St. Pauls M. EL Church
Kid Party
Becker
Frank Adams
Riehl Street
L. Donaldson
New York
St. Joseph
WN. Miller
Masonic Temple
Russell DeGon
E. M. Towne
Optober
C. H. Bunker
W. G. Wise
Lillian Mack
T. J. Wheeler
Birr
Hadassah Buds
Esther
Seigel
South Street
David Seigel
Esthér
Z. Seigel
Esther Seigel
Elizabeth Greenberg
Rose ‘Feinberg
Helen Marder
Celia Kronbere
Seventh Street
Virgil Thomas
Kathryn Berry
Waldo Galvin
Miss Berry
Berth Avenue
Izaak Walton League Auxiliary
Rirs
Clarence L. Thompson
F. Botkin
Quota Club
Russell-Lamson
Kathryn Sarton
Black Hills
Lorene Standish
Alaska
W. F. Higgins
Winnie Stevens
East
Red Cross
C. A
Lasser
Second Street West
C. L. Kenagy
A. J. Cornwall
A. E. Randall
Jennie Johnson
Ttme Teachers’ Club
Woman’s Club
Church News
Gertrude Bayless
China
Dick Voogh
Presbyterian Stewardship
Aplington
Westminster Church Missionary Society
Caughlin
Fourth Street West
Ida Ka
First United Presbyterian Church
Pauline Bassarear
West
Marjorie McDowell
Marie Packard
Marion Galloway
Albert Bentson
Sedgwick Island
A. B. Endersein
Karl Krause
W. E. Spencer
Kensingtons
Grace M. E. Church Ladies” Aid Society
H. M. Brainar
Sycamore Street
Logan-Mullan Avenue
G. X. Swartzendruber
Mullan Avenue
Rieh
Florence Weideman Smith
Parker Street
West Side
Alvin Peters
Grant Street
Fowler-Linden
Guy Lee
Gorilands Street
Vine Street
Rose Loban
Highland-Independence Avenue
E. B. Peek
Fourth Street
H. A. Caress
Ricker Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of St
First United Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Charles Shaffner
Kenilworth Avenue
Conrad Rheiner
Jean Codb
Clara Barton Guise
Universalist Church
Dorothy Weatherws
Prospect. Avenue
Joseph Lavine
Conrad Rhemer
Guild
First Litheeran Church
Tenth Street
Kensington
Ta Sons of Union
J. C. Murtagh
Cable Briefs
Adirondack Mountains
Hinetics
Vstarae
Paris
Buchanan's
YM. C. A. Ride
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Mody Bible Institute of Chicago
Popyright
Western Newspaper Union
Oxford
Ramona
Billy
Adele
Weterloo
Pattam
Blue Star
U.S
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
B. 9Th St
White House
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