Tea and club events mark social afternoon and birthday notices
Mrs A Lovejoy hosted a fall tea with sister Mrs James H Woods as guest, assisted by Mrs George Miller and Mrs Charles O’Harrow. Music featured Esther Lovejoy and Miss Dsther Lovejoy with violin solos and songs. Forget-Me-Not club celebrated with birthday cakes and games. Daughters of Isabella reporters at a Catholic conference shared brief notes. Upcoming Halloween party and picnic dinner planned by club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Lovejoy
Third Avenue West
James H. Woods
Los Angeles
Cal
George Miller
Charles O'Harrow
Lovejoy
Woods
Ira A. Watsbanks
Margaret Murphy
Lillian Grange
Alice
Wsther Lovejoy
Dsther Lovejoy
Maggie
Gustav Sanger
Alies Lovejoy
Forget-Me-Not Club
S. Burbank
Ida Alderman
Burbank
Hazel Stone
Anna Sohner
Emma Meara
Announcement Party for Pearl Reese Engagement
A party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Reese on Sullivan Avenue announced the coming marriage of Pearl Margaret Reese to William G. Engler of Emerald, Wisconsin, planned for late October. Guests enjoyed a two course luncheon, games, and a floral centerpiece, with several members hosting future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Reese
Sullivan Avenue
Pearl Margaret
William G. Engler
Hmerald
Wia
Wales
Charles Kahler
Mable Reese
Slater
Hearts
Mis
Faye Kober
Miles Jean Miller
Mies Ida Mao Gesell
Misa Reese
Charles Kapler
A. Feadrick
Dike
Goldenrod club notes honor autumn gatherings at multiple homes
Goldenrod club members met at various homes Thursday afternoon as Mrs. Ray Bisbee assisted in serving. Hostesses Mrs. Theodore Saylor and Mrs. B S Chandler outlined fall social events and flower fund duties. Attendees enjoyed luncheon, games, music, needlework and garden flowers with several members earning honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Bisbee
FF. Schultz
Goldenrod Club
Theodore Saylor
Goldengie Club
B.S. Chandler
R. Smith
Flower Fund
John Farrell
E. Faullem
Phil Lucas
J. Mortensen
The Better Way People and Janea Type Antagonism
The piece describes the habit of people who always claim a superior method in any task. It contrasts genuine help with constant critique and self aggrandizement, noting how such "know a better way" types anger others and often misfit society. It ends urging self reflection on this trait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Heauly Spots
Nat
Janea
Caterle club hosts afternoon gathering at Sherwood Park
Sohner and Ray Webber attended as special guests with three members from the Caterle club. The meeting at Boy-Again cottage included a 1 PM luncheon and a reception aboard the club’s craft. Mrs. Floyd Stoyles was welcomed as a new recruit and Mrs. Lee is to be honored in Clarksville on October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Leo
Los Angeles
Cal
Victor Shafer
Clarksville
Sherwood Park
Floyd Stoyles
Lee
Church Women Plan Winter Activities Across Local Parishes
Forty women attended the Missionary society meeting at First Lutheran to map plans for the water project on November 20. Philathea class and First Presbyterian women met for dinner and elected officers Bereneice Gremmals president Leela Navills vice president Luetta Woggon secretary Janet McKenzie treasurer. Christ Episcopal Woman's guild discussed bazar plans at a Thursday session hosted by Mrs. Anna Parrott with several members assisting, and Mrs. J L Leavitt of Los Angeles visited J K Cooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Missionary Society
Mmes
Charles Close
W. A. Dow
Herman Hua
Kathryn Meht
Ona Troutner
First Presbyterian Philathea
Miaseo Rowena Weller
Lucila McQuilkin
Janet McKenzie
Bereneice Gremmals
Leela Navills
Mise Lusetta Woggon
Anna Parrot
Christ Episcopal Woman's Guild
Parrott
J. Armstrong
L. W. Marker
A. L. Busby
H. HB. Harper
J.L. Leavitt
Los Angeles
Cal
J. K. Cooley
Waterloo Canning Plant Featured in Educational Film
Motion pictures were filmed today at the Waterloo Canning company plant for an educational film by the Nebraska Iowa Cann ers association with Iowa State College. Filming included Ames Hampton Roland scenes and may extend to Waverly Vinton Marshalltown to show representative canning industry. The film will be distributed to churches schools and community centers as part of a series promoting Iowa industries nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Canning Company
Nebraska-Iowa Canners’ Association
Visual Instruction Service
Iowa State College
Ames
Charles Roach
Visual
Co. L. Austin
Can Users’ Association
Guy Woods
Des Moines
Hampton and
Roland
Waverly
Vinton
Marshalltown
Iowa
Joeat
Waterloo Attends St Paul American Legion Convention
Waterloo delegates return from the St Paul national American Legion gathering hailed as the greatest yet. A 40 000 strong parade led by legions from Iowa and Wisconsin delighted spectators while Judge Landis urged voting in November. Cedar Falls won best band, Iowa showcased humor with corn car bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
The
American Legion
St. Paul
John Glant
Wisconsin
Iowa
Kenesaw M. Landis
Legion Boys
Blunt
Kandis
Cedar Falls
Forty Hours' Devotion at St. Mary's Church
Forty hours devotion opened at St. Mary's Catholic church on Fourth Street and Parker Avenue and will close with solemn services Sunday evening. Father Joseph Frost will speak at all three evening meetings with sermons on Friday and Saturday evenings and Sunday morning. Masses on Friday and Saturday are 8:30 and 9:30, and Sunday mass schedule remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Fourth Street
Parker Avenue
Joseph Frost
D. Ff
Bel
Central Christian Ball Team Honored After 1924 Championship
Members of the Central Christian baseball team, 1924 Sumday school champions, are honored at a Sunday school banquet in Black's Tearoom. About 50 expected. Overland-Waterloo championship cup to be presented by PF Richardson, league official, with team manager F T Maecksus to accept. Musical numbers planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian
Central Christian Sunday School
Richardson
F. T. Maecksus
Beauty Tips on Brushing and Hair Health
A 1910s household note advises using two long brushes for brushing the scalp and suggests eliminating hand held brushes in favor of disciplinary sanitary brushes. It recommends keeping wooden back brushes in a dressing table drawer and brushing once daily to keep hair clean and stimulate oil glands while noting city life may require more frequent washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soma
Note for 32000 Missing Funds Tangles in Mrs Munger Estate
A missing note for 32000 remains unresolved as FP. W. Ed wards, administrator, seeks examination of Sweeney tied to Mrs. Bertha Munger estate. Sweeney admits handling a safe with key only his, denies knowledge of the note, and reveals envelopes and papers tied to mortgages and life policies. A grand jury delay in Dr Ada Fuller murder case also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Munger
W. Ed Wards
Estace
GO. H. Sweeney
G. W. Wood
Sweeney
Edwards
Murtagh
Munger
Fuller
Praslcspatel
Des Moines
Tadey
Ada Fuller
Mrom
Jhrors
de. Fuller
County Sues Over Drainage Bond in District No 11
Black Hawk county seeks judgment of 2158.30 from Fred Shining J A Schmidt and Traradamar who signed the bond. Defendants include Mrs Elizabeth Sage lore Alford Nelson Sage brothers William Joseph Ernest and Sage petitioners for the drainage district No 11 before the board of supervisors who filed the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Board of Supervisors
Fred Shining
J.A. Schmidt
Tra Radamar
Elizabeth Sage
Lore Alford
Nelson
Sage Brothe William
Joseph, Ernest
Sage
Marital Woes Highlight Radio Program Listings
Radio listings mix music and talk for September events led by Donor: Ruth Holcomb filing for divorce from Louis Holcomb, citing cruel treatment amid marriage since July 1913. Separate notices reference orchestras, broadcasts, and engagements across cities like Osage and Dubuque with scattered program notes and court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Virginia
Ian
Springfield
Delmer Hoekman
Bards le
S. Missouri
Theatee Orchestra
Iran
Torn
Washington
Bible
Mary J. Shannon
Maste
Talk
Shannon
Dubuque
Mori
Datce
San Francisco
Popi
Dogs Kill Poultry Damages Sought in Cedar Falls
Oscar Grow seeks 1000 dollars in damages for geese and ducks killed by an Airedale dog owned by ILM Marrit and two collies owned by A B Perkins at Cedar Falls. Plaintiffs flock breeds on Cedar Falls premises. dogs chased and killed several geese and ducks. C M Parker represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Grow
IL. M. Marrit
A. BL Perkins
Cedar Malls
Grow
Cedar Falls
C. M. Parker
Iowa dL dealers split tax on road system plan debated
Iowa Independent Motor Association members debated a state gasoline tax proposal to equitably distribute revenue between primary and secondary roads. Proponents urged a proportional split to support township and county roads, while opponents warned revenue loss without safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa dL
Iowa
A. Ontjos
Phe
Penrae
Kansas
Cedar Falls Paves 74 Blocks This Year
Cedar Falls reports about 74 blocks of paving laid since 1924 after Moore-Young Construction Co finished work on the cutoff bridge. Charles Ellis, Wart-Parr founder, and Wills celebrate their golden wedding with six children and grandchildren visiting from California and the Himalayas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Yeas
Ceedar Iralls
Moore-Young Construction Co
Charles Wity
Charles Ellis
Wart- Parr Company
Security Trust & Savings ‘Bank
Mfrs
Wills
Robert Barrett
Himalaya
Barrett
Constance Hillis
Alpine
Ical
Coont
Average Frenchman Trifle Stout and Has Bad Foot
Paris readers recall M R Herriot’s remark on the average Frenchman in London debates. The writer portrays a practical Parisian: about 16, stout, bread eater, smokes caporal, marries for a dowry, two children, rents, taxes unpaid, keeps an annual holiday with his mother-in-law, and loses an umbrella yearly. The piece contrasts stereotypes with a more honest portrait and notes Herriot’s call to the average Frenchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mrentur Herriot
London
Herrint
Senate
Prenchman
Agann
Mfe
Herriot
Poinnare
Poligios
Rabbi Kasier to Officiate Jewish New Year Rites
Members of the Sons of Jacob will observe their New Year with services starting Sunday Sept 28 conducted by Rabbi Kasier of New York. He will lead the rites each evening from 6:30 to 8 and again from 8 to noon. The festival is a religious observance, not a civil year or social event, marked by solemn prayers and feasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Kasier
Jacob
Fifth Street
Ray Smith Arrest Not Same Man At 1515 Sycamore
Ray Smith was arrested Wednesday night at Electric Park for assault and battery but authorities say he is not the Ray Smith living at 1515 Sycamore Street with a wife and two children. The Missionary Society of the First Brethren Church plans a bake sale at the Berking Hadgey Store on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anoyvher Smith
Ray Smith
Electric Park
Sycamore Street
the Missionary Society
First Brethren Church
Berking
Hadgey
City In Brief: Social and Business Notes From Davenport
Davenport excerpts report Mr Forney noting Iowa crops in better condition than western areas. Local residents and visitors are listed with movements to Chicago Des Moines Tacoma Waterloo Ames and St Joseph. Officials discuss library board matters and a scouting conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Oregon
Harvey
Roy Hulett
Davenport
Nim O'Leary
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Atness
Lafayette
Bernetta Conry
Chicago
Columbia Ereights
Mes
Young
Gerald
Ramorail
Town
Otty
Selool
Slope C. Martin
Miss Faye
Pymonth
New England States
Afr
J. O. Feumbaner
Des Moles
Galen Stark
Johny Stark
Vine Street
Oily
University
Leopard
Alleh
Mats
Clinton
Board of Trustqas
Waterloo Public Lbrary
East Lbrary
Charlak Koerner
Dex Moines
Calra Ogtan
Dirittors
Jeanes Orchestris
Arsnar
Jury
Wstay Park
Colo
Ila
Gunardhur
Joseph Olt
Ben Hartley
Wariay
Paste Coast
UW. L. M. Paden
Seo Grant Avenue
Hartley
Warlley
Mabel Archer
Imayor
Canstanes McWermatt
Joseph Widen
18. C. Haymond
East High
Charles W. Kline
United States
Rand
Railroad
Expresa
M. L. Ogienby
Knights of Pythias Hall
Abe Martin on time keeping and social calls
The snippet notes people on the dot and others with wrist watches. Mrs Tilford Maots phoned Mrs Tipton Hud and placed her ecard under the garage door.
September at Her Best Experienced Yesterday
Yesterday brought a mild September day with temperatures near 70s. Rath was expected last night but did not materialize as conditions ranged from 73 to 51 degrees and unsettled cooler weather is forecast for tonight and tomorrow.
Edna Wallace Hopper Promotes Facial Youth Line
Edna Wallace Hopper declares a four product beauty system with 52 ingredients including a liquid cleanser that cleans to the depths and banishes grime revealing utterly clean skin. She claims the regimen stems from scientific help and personal discovery after years of beauty research and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onn
Gali
Lace Lautelme
Edna Wallace Hopper
Lake -Shore Drive
Chicago
Wateriss Evening Courier Patterns Offer
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send it to Fashion Department, Evening Courier, Waterloo enclosing 16 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. Orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you ten days after sending to your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Youn
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Flems
Mrs. Woods
Lovejoy Home
Leo Billings
Margaret Kilgore
Nettie Otate
Viola Lawless
Miss Sohner
Mary Knight
Michigan
Matilda Patérson
Regina Lawless
Maria Stone
Obele
Daughters of Ysabelia
J. B. Bruner
Waterlog Federation of Women’s Clubs
Tald
Pearl Reese
Harry C. Leffler
Mia
Warren Gilbert
Brs
J. W. Allisonu
Peterson
G. G Allison
Grundy Centar
Garaldina Greells
R. G. Graells
Francis K. McCarty
Tama
St. Joseph's Church
Margaret Isabel Bosley
Detroit
Mich
Martin H. Hoffmann
Dyersville
Floffmanno
M. M. Hoffmann
Wadding
Miss Cobb
Catherine and
Ruth Lumry
Carol Cobb
Vegta Paul
Frangeline Powers
Central Todge
Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Firemen’s Hall
Fourth Street East
B. B. Club
A. H. Cameron
Edd Steege
Edd Parr
N. OG. B.club
Miusic
Car Brown
Bona Fide Clibh
A. T
Cameron
Ed, Moran
Are
Nick Sulentic
Elite Circle
Marie ‘Troutman
Gene
Vieve Schultz
Mmes. A
Nellia Sornberger
S. Golluyaux
J. P. Keillor
W. A. Delaney
Church News
Waterlooans
ST. Mary’s Church
Munger Estates
Hudro Tgeet
Ry Ile Associated
Atlanta Journal
Shytark
Mtsic
Ssnmaq
Chicago News
May Teon
Kyw
Pua
News
Enitertainon
Orehestri
WOW
Frettoit
NS Terchestra
WEN
Alyps
Newsioncer
WTABL
WDAF
Kanansity Star
Rae i Io Grehestyas
Jwise
Nighthawks
Varcal
WAS
Courier-tournal Lavvaisville
Ties
Simei Elyks
Faryy Suri
New York
Tosa
Sole
New York Ten
Fou Olas
WEAF
WOR
Newark
Conretr
Oakland
Philadelphia
Bays
India
Bailla Kr
Kuehloe
Ecaissant
Orl
Nt Uce
iKuchino
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Towa State Colrage
Winh
Helmels
Tarry Harrison
St. Louis
Sarah Veneli
Independence Avenue
Yeach
Theodore Wall
American
Fernes
Idaho
Utah
San i
Winnifred
Bt. Joseph
Minscracy Society
First iBruthren
Berkley
Gleece
Horlick
Abe Martin
Beauty
Telpe Uy Edoes Wallace Hopper
Myst
Slige
Hopper
Wateriss
Wwe
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