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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1927

Page

2

Family Reunion Honors Four Daughters and Two Sons

Mr and Mrs David Boyer hosted a large family gathering at their State street home for their eight children and numerous spouses and grandchildren. Attendees included extended relatives from Iowa Minnesota and Missouri. The event featured informal social hours with many conversations among cousins and friends.

David Boyer State Street Shuman Boyer Austin Minn Frank Cass Sheldon Clyde Mastain Nashua Harry Walker Knoll Avenue Waterloo William Smith Richard Boyer Dubuque Natmely Foss Main Street Dorothy Sverett Boyer Louis Cass Charles Parkins Mildred Everett Parkins Emil Vint Roy Vint George Parkins Beaman, Ta Tom. Williams Readlyn

Farewell Supper for the Roadmans at Grace Church

Dr and Mrs Earl A Roadman and family are honored by Grace Methodist Episcopal church with a picnic supper tonight as he leaves the pastorate to become president of Dakota Wesleyan University. About 500 to 600 guests are expected. Toastmaster Fred J Miller presides with talks from J W Arbuckle R A Holdiman Mrs Fred C Sage and John Courter. Roadmans to respond and the junior choir will perform a specially composed number.

Earl A. Roadman Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Roadman Grace Church Dakota Wesleyan University Fred’ J. Miller J. W. Arbuckle R. A.‘Holdiman Fred C. Sage Church John Courter Young People’s Society Holdiman

Ster Rebekah Club to Meet for Picnic Lunch

Members of the Ster Rebekah club will gather for a 1 o'clock picnic lunch on Tuesday at the home of Mrs W C Farley.

Ster Rebekah Club W.C.” Farley

Evening events and charity card parties listed tonight

Disabled Soldiers and memorial hall events at Hotel Russell Lamson and Cedar River park detail steak fry. Sacred Heart Aid society hosts a card party at Parish hall Tuesday afternoon. Tuesday evening features benefit card party by Woman's club and L A to B of R T card party at K of C hall, plus B and P W club at Clubrooms.

Mrs Pettit to Speak at Mountainier Breakfast Hostesses City Event

Mrs Fred S Pettit president of the Synodical Missionary Society of Iowa will speak at a 9 am Wednesday mountainier breakfast at Mrs W A B Graham's home with Westminster Presbyterian Church executive board as hostesses. Guests are to bring their own dishes. Missionary work in the mountains will be discussed and Pettit will display curios gifts from missionaries. Westminster church plans to entertain the society Oct 5 6 and 7.

Fred S. Pettit Synodical Missionary Society of Iowa W. A. B. Graham Westminster Presbyterian Church Pettit Synodical Society Westminster Church

Church groups set noon luncheons and parlor meetings

Matrons of Graves Memorial United Brethren plan a 1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday in the church parlors with members bringing sandwiches another dish and their own china and silver. Northminster Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary meets 2 30 p m Wednesday in the church parlors with Mrs. Arthur Hickman Mrs J F Johnson and Mrs Ossie Jackson on the serving committee. First Congregational Woman's organization also meets 2 30 p m with Mrs H B Burr arranging the program and Mrs E W Bichler and committee serving. Daughters of Plymouth hold an all day meeting Wednesday in the church parlors with picnic dinner served.

Graves Memorial United Brethren Church Northminster Presbyterian Church Arthur Hickman J. F. Johnson Ossie Jackson Woman's Organization First Congregational Church H. 3B. Burr E. W. Bichler Daughters of Plymouth

National B and P W chairmen named local meet

National and local women's clubs announce new leadership for the 1927 28 season with Miss Martha Connole named legislative chairman of the National Federation. Other listed chairmen include Miss Hester Smith education and Miss Rhode Belle George emblem, among others. The social gathering tomorrow features dinner and a Constitution Week address by F W Edwards. Musical and social events follow, including a wedding report and community group meetings tonight.

Oldie Fia Martha Connole East St. Louis National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Connore Lena Madesin Phillips New York City National Federation Portland Oregon Federation Virginia Montgomery Marcus Hook Alice Englehardt Million Dollar Shoe Corporation Cincinnati Job. E. Hedges Connole Mary Stewart Washington, D. C Carrollton Illinois State Normal School Law School St. Louis University Illinois Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs United States F. W. Edwards Martha McCormick

Hints in beauty care for polished nails and health

The article advises daily polishing with a soft polisher five minutes a day to improve brittle nails and ridges, notes when to use polishing paste or enamel, and suggests rubbing ridges with fine pumice. It covers nail tinting, quick fixes for pink nails, and home remedies for wart removal and hair bleaching, ending with a diet note for a young adult.

Larger Piney Woods classes highlight Mississippi school

Laurence C. Jones founder of Piney Woods Mississippi Industrial School for negro boys and girls reports strong progress. About 300 students from eight states and 40 counties enrolled with 16 teachers. Fall graduation begins with a twelfth grade of 14. A new farming plan lets each boy manage a small farm and sell harvests to the school. Notable students include Woodrow Wilson and Christopher Columbus. A father of 12, one student, earned two grades in a year while twins joined his family.

Laurence C. Jones Piney Woods Mississippi Waterloo Billings, Prouty & Tompkins, Certified Accountants C. R. Sanborn Jones Woodrow Wilson George Washington Christopher Columbus

Kiwanis Trio to Attend Nebraska-Iowa Convention

F. W. Marshall A B Chambers and J A Townsley will represent the Waterloo Kiwanis club at the eighth annual district convention of Kiwanis International in Kearney Nebraska October 12 and 13. Alternates are Dr Cecil Bickley J R Morgan and W H Stewart. The convention theme is A Square Deal for the Underprivileged Child. Sessions will be held at the Fort Kearney hotel now under completion.

F. W. Marshall A. B. Chambers J. A. Townsley Waterloo

Only Woman Woolworth Store Manager in Country Is Deposed at Cedar Falls

Adela Kinniburgh, longtime Woolworth Cedar Falls manager and the only woman in such a post nationwide, is replaced by a man under a New York ruling. Kinniburgh's four years as manager followed a wartime expansion of women in leadership. she resigns after being told she cannot keep the Cedar Falls store job. She asserts qualified women should not be barred and declines to forecast her next move.

Woolworth Cedar Falls New York F. W. Woolworth & Co Adela Kinniburgh Harrison Street Miss Kinniburgh United States Woolworth Company Waterloo National Office Minneapolis Cedar . Falls Kinniburgh Black Hawk County

Miss Mary Berkley Dies After Stroke

Miss Mary Elisabeth Berkley 69 a Waterloo resident since 1903 died at 7 20 pm Sunday in Independence hospital from stroke of paralysis the second within a year She was born April 21 1858 in Somerset Pa and moved to Waterloo in 1903 A Brethren Church member she leaves brothers Clayton M Berkley Edward M Berkley John Berkley and sister Mrs Arthur Beal Funeral 10 am Tuesday at Kistner chapel Rev A F P Blough officiating body to Lanark Ill for burial

Mary Elisabeth Berkley Waterloo Independence Somerset County Pennsylvania Church of the Brethren Clayton M. Berkley Fourth Street Edward M. Berkley Leavitt Street John Berkley Washington, D.C Arthur Beal Rockford Til Kistner Chapel A. F P. Blough Church O the Brethren Lanark Fil

City in brief notes and visits across towns

Mrs. L. J. Powers leaves for Mackinaw to visit relatives. Miss Mayme Connell Miss Eth el Hackett from Fort Dodge and Mrs. J. P. Schaible spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fox. Overseer R. A. Doty Mrs. Doty and Valentine Lahr drive to Davenport to visit relatives. Clifford D. Winder son of Albert and wife enters University of Iowa medical school after two years as Kirkman schools superintendent. Alleging cruel treatment and non support Mrs Blanche Foreman to

Mayme Connell Ethel Hackett Fort Dodge J. P. Schaible Leland Avenue John W. Fox R. A. Doty Clifford D. Winder Albert Winder Falls’ Avenue University of Iowa Kirkman

Waterloo Life Underwriters Meet Hear Talk on Insurance

Members of the Waterloo Life Underwriters Association held their first meeting of the fall and winter season Saturday noon at Black's Tea Room. They listened to Cedar Falls attorney C. M. Parker discuss Life Insurance, a Profession, presenting a view of the field. Also noted was a couple's return from a Florida trip and a family story involving a separation notice.

Waterloo Life Underwriters Association Black's Tearoom C. M. Parker Cedar Falls

Courier Pattern Order Ad From Evening Courier

An advertisement invites readers to request Courier up-to-date fashion patterns from the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier in Waterlo, with 15 cents per pattern. Orders processed promptly, with delivery expected about 10 days after sending.

Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo

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Boyer Roadmans Alice L. Walker Leo H. Ferris Allison Ruth Walker Alice L C. R. Dwyer Sixth Street Waterloo Exrago Charles City Royal ‘Furrier Ferris West High School Meany Casket Company Jane Kirkwood Daughters of Union Veterans of the Memorial Hall King’s Daughters Scattergood ‘Circle George Dunham Seventh Street West Dunham L. T. Potter Glen Ralston Society Fred Pettit Daisy Scott First Baptist Church Lloyd Virdon Winder Falls Avenue Carl Lee Kenagy Swift & Co Mr. Winder Rath’s Commercial Street Mayme Egan Daughters of Isabella Black W. O. Foster Harold McDermott Bridge D. Co. L K. of C. All Harry Shaffner Margaret Ellis Mildred Kays Glen Bown Alien Chapman Joseph Ostrander Moose Hall Church News Nat’l B Local Winifred Madsen Knud Madsen Greenwood Avenue Harold Pritchard Waverly Silver Cross Circle Cc. H. Abbs Edna Kent Forbes Marion L. L. Brooks Mable Watson George E. Lichty Herbert M. Reed Order From Mary Berkley Buchanan’s L. J. Powers Irving Street Mackinaw, Mich Blanche Foreman Fonda Mae Shop East Fourth Street Fonda Mae Special Mail Order Department Unique Cleaners Lor Aisenee Bete Apd Quaker Milling Batiste
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