Daughters of Isabella Dinner At Black's Tea Room
Fifty guests attended a Daughters of Isabella dinner in Black's tea room last evening. Fall flowers adorned the table, arranged by Mrs. John Koch and Mrs. W. Q. Foster. After a business meeting, a bridge session raised favors for Miss Mildred Sullivan and Mrs. Fred Hacker. Election of officers is planned in two weeks at K of C hall, preceded by a picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Isabella
John Koch
W. Q. Foster
Bridge
Ke Off
Hall
Mildred Sullivan
Fred Hacker
K. of C. Hall
Dickens Club Schedules 1927 28 Meeting Year
Dickens Club met at Mrs C C Shupe's home to set the year's schedule. Dates include Oct 17 hostess Mrs N W Cowlishaw and chairman Mrs J G Bennett, Nov 21, Dec 19 Christmas party, Jan 16, Feb 20, March 20, April 18, May 16, June 20, July 21, Aug 18, Sept 16. Mrs Repass led the program. Becker read a paper on They Who Framed the Constitution. roll call responses quoted the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens
C. C. Shupe
N. W. Cowlishaw
J. G. Bennett
Atta Fisher
C.D. Becker
Addie ‘Hotchkiss
de Roame
O'Keefe
C. O. Repass
J. W. Rickert
Ajig
Bates
N. ‘W. Entwistle
Ben‘netivand
DeRoame
Becker
Chapter opens 1927 28 season tea hosted by Mrs Law
Chapter 7e EE 05 held a 1927 28 season opening tea at Mrs H W Law's home with members present. The chapter expressed sorrow for late summer losses and voted to send flowers to Alfred Longley hospitalized after a Dubuque automobile accident. We note Gretna Green and Rockford connections and Tead teaching staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O
WR. Law
Lilla
Alfred Longley
Dubuque
Gillam
State ‘Teachers College
Tead
Gretna
Alvin
Alfred Mullan
Rockford
Owas. A
Buesb
Wedding and anniversary notice for Aren Hobe and Mrs
Dinner hosted for Aren Hobe and Mrs C HU Rathbun. Celebration marks anniversary and wedding events with honored guests and family in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aren Hobe
C. HU Rathbun
Celeten Hi
Re Elected Head of Chautauqua Club
Mrs Cadwallader was reelected president of the Chautauqua society at a meeting held in Mrs W A Burton’s home yesterday afternoon. She has led since 1911 and officers include Mrs J G Pilson as vice president and Mrs Burton as secretary treasurer. The club voted to hold Tuesday library meetings starting Oct 1 with possible Chautauqua reading evenings at Mrs Cadwallader’s home. Anniversary party celebrated Mr and Mrs J H Wente’s silver wedding with many relatives in attendance. O E S Becker chapter Order of Eastern Star will meet tomorrow at Masonic hall with cards and refreshments after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Cadwallader
Chautauqua Society
W. A. Burton
O.E. S.—Becker
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Don Miller
W. St. John
J. P. Jones
Chris Henke
J. W. St. John
C. C. Chesterman
Flora Burling
U. S
Wilson
C. J. Wiegand
Joe Reaney
Aid Society
Cattle Congress
F. A. Becker
E.T. White
Falling
C. R. Cassell
Community Club Rooms and Society Meetings Schedule
Yonight events list clubrooms from Yonight B and P W club rooms to hall Scattergood circle. Various societies including King's Daughters with Mrs. George Dunham, Westminster Missionary breakfast with Mrs. W A B Graham, Daughters of Plymouth all day at Plymouth Congregational church, Ladies' Aid at Northminster Presbyterian, W B A Moose hall, Becker chapter O E B S at Masonic hall. Morning afternoon and evening sessions noted for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
R. T.K
Oo. Hall
Hall
Scattergood Circle
King's Daughters
George Dunham
Westminster
Society
W. A.B. Graham
Daughters of Plymouth
Plymouth
Congregational Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Moose Hall
Becker Chapter
O. EB. S
Masonic Hall
Party by Water loo Woman's Club Draws Big Turnout Tonight
A gala benefit card party unfolds at the Waterloo Woman's Club with seating in the auditorium upstairs and drawing room on the first floor. Tickets available at the door, twenty favors promised. list of attendees includes numerous club members and guests from Waterloo and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
A. J. Edelson
Mmes
H. G
G. D. Cass
J. W. Rowntree
B. .W. Miller
J.B. O'Keefe
T.alford
D. Balliett
Ho. B. Plumb
Ray Eggert
BH. A. Maine
A. L. Lommel
G. L. Whitman
RR. Francis
A. CG. Fox
W. H. Jennings
I Messrs
MJ. Butterfeld
Miller
Ala
Hoffman
Frank Jackson
George Scully
H. Reed
We. Hy Nelson
A.J. Edelson
Joe Cowan
Cedar Falls
Helen Menges
India Pickett
Irene Zook
Ethel Conery
Dorothy Welds
Ruth Hamilton
Elsie “Church
Harriett Riddle
Catharine Gleason
Marie Gleason
Frances “Hallman
Virginia Clary
Nellie Green
Louise’ Linebarger
Marguerite Brown
Mayme
Egan
Wanda — Daim
Susan. Lentz
Pauline
Bagsarear
Sheldon
Incdie Aligeiasiee
Zio
Ray
Lauerman
and. Runte
Potter's Art Talk By Quota Club Speaker
Mrs Ellen Warner spoke on the origin and history of pottery at the Quota Club meeting in the Hotel Russell Lamson presiding. She traced early clay vessels from primitive sun baked impressions to later shaping and coloring techniques and noted master potters and famous lines like Wedgwood and Spode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen
Warner
China
Russell Lamson
Wedgewood
Spode
Haviand
Louise Chandler
George B. Worthen
Marion Ransier
Church Women Gather for Parlor Meetings Across Faiths
Church notices detail multiple gatherings across denominations. First Presbyterian, Trinity American Lutheran, First Methodist Episcopal, St. Paul’s, Graves Memorial Brethren, Universalist, and Calvary Evangelical host midweek sessions with devotions, meals, and officer elections. Members join for social luncheons, child care, and community service planning.
Local notices and appointments in a mixed 1910s era page
Glasses repair and optical advertisement from Buchan and Sons with Paul Zellke of Chicago and Wabesh railroad agents traveling to Maurice, Welah and Hansen. Philomel chorus at West High elected officers Laila Shauger secretary and librarians named. C D McElroy reports stolen sedan H 6407 from Jefferson block 500. Central Labor union fall sessions planned in Carpenters Hall with reports from delegates. John G. Ralston and J. E. Currie attended Mt. Vernon school board meeting finalizing construction. R C Springer to Chicago and then Congress hotel for electronic research conventions. to exhibit Springer treatment device. Rev E B Mounsey to Ames and Minneapolis as synod delegate. Miss Helen Miller added to Social Welfare League staff as case worker. Mr and Mrs W Bown of San...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Carpenters’ Hall
Helen
Miller
Cedar. Falls
University
Mllinois
Social Welfare * League
Mildred Bucklin
Miss. Miller
Public Department
Davenport
Waterloo visits and relocations noted in Waterloo paper
Cal. see voted for end A Bown formerly a resident of Waterloo and now living in California. Mr and Mrs Peter Woodring return from Kokosno Ind after a week with Mrs Woodring's brother Henry Fague. W C Zirtzman and daughter Violet visit Waterloo after 22 years away. Vern W Jobs and Everett W Rosenberg of Iowa Public Service register at Ames for the tenth annual short course for electric metermen offered by the engineering extension department with Trowa section of the National Electric Light association. Dr Heeverly dentist 606 Black Hawks Bids phone 2341.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
A. Bown
Bown
Waterloo
Yous
Peter ‘Woodring
Con Street
Pee Kokoxsno
Ind
Woodring
Henry
W.C. Zirtzman
Violet
Pasadena
Woodrings
Vern W. Jobs
Everett
W. Rosenberg
Iowa
Grand Lodge of Iowa United Workmen in Real Estate Tax Case
A hearing before Judge G W Wood addresses whether real estate owned by the Grand Lodge of Iowa Ancient Order of United Workmen is taxable. The case centers on whether the property qualifies as real estate for tax purposes under current law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.W. Wood
Grand Lodge of
Iowa
Ancient Order
United
Fraternal Benefit Society Real Estate Tax Case
A plaintiff challenges taxation of property held by a private rate society claiming the real estate is owned by a fraternal beneficiary entity. If the decision is adverse, an appeal to the supreme court is anticipated.
Freckles Melt Away In Four Days
Flyte Piute-a cream promises freckles vanish in four days and skin becomes clean clear and youthful. Robert Drug Co offers refund if it fails with offer from a local druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Drug ‘Co
Services planned for Albia police chief Homer Wooster
Ottumwa Iowa September reports funeral services for Homer Wooster former Albia chief of police who drowned in the Des Moines River near Eddyville Sunday night He attempted to swim the stream but cramps caused his sinking before aid could reach him The service will be held here today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Homer
Wooster
Hints in Beauty Care Foods for Skin and Constipation
A doctor’s list ranks foods by fat, protein, carbohydrates, and their cellulose and water content for improving complexion. It cautions on cabbage overcooking, tomatoes causing rashes for some, and cucumbers provoking indigestion. It suggests olive oil dressings and milks to aid weight gain, with home remedies for massage and body shaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G
Trina S
Iowa Bred Pears Win Admiration Amid Grafting Talk
Iowa bred pears gain praise after a horticulturist expert explains grafting on a three year old root onto a one year old scion. The item highlights performance, origin, and expert commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Missing suitcase from Adams Avenue visit reported to police
John Rankes reported to police that a black suit case containing many personal effects was stolen from his visit at 86 Adams Avenue. The luggage held no dresses but included a pair of overalls a railroad pass and $15 in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rankes
Adams Anaes
Decorative lamp set description with glass ash tray
A compact listing notes a 25 inch high item with welded tops and bases and a deep removable glass ash tray. Colors described include red, brown and shaded green. Price listed as 89c.
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Dickens Club
Chautauqua Club
J. H. Wente
Woman’s Club
Floyd L.' Kennedy
Minnie Lennon
Pauline Alter
Kokomo
W. C. Bodell
Favors
George’ Mack
Alter
Helen .Gould
Electric Park
John O'Brien
A. J. Artus
Charles Brown
Christ Episcopal Church
Mortimer B. Cleveland
Church News
First Presbyterian Church
J. J. Roberts
Fred Telsinger
E. L. Rummel
Herbert Moehlman
Arlene Peters
Violet Michael
Trinity American Luther
Jeague
Ladies’ Guild of
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Ladies’. Aid Society of
Sisterhood of Graves Memorial Brethren Church
Ladies Social Union of Universalist Church
Truman ,Aldrich
John Johnston
H. E. Colby
Woman's Organization of
First Congregational Church
Women of
Calvary Evangelical Church
Buchanan
Complete Optical
Paul Zellke
Chicago
Wabesh Railroad
Maurice” Welah
W. ‘Hansen
Amaistons
C. Fy & Norail
Duluth
Minn
Jean Cobb
Philomel
West High
Laila* Shauger
Margaret Noonan
Emma Williams
C.D
John G. Ralston
Mt. Vernon
Board of Education
R. C
Springer
Congress ‘Hotel
Rept
E. B. Mounsey
Christ.’ Episcopal Church
Ames
Episcopal
Minneapolis
Central States
F. Heéverly
Rumford
Cash & Carry Grocery
Wellington Club
Valcans
Loe
Rim
Albia
ENTZ
Basement First National Bank
Edna Kent Forbes
Wellington Boots
Bridge St. Waterloo
Piggly Wiggly Teaco
Maem Colkead
Piggly Wiggly Iowa Company
P.&g
Chipso
Phil
Little Boy
California
Alaska
Bayles
Jar
JJ Fels
Vic
Jay Wee
Bakers Velour
Coxwell
Bakers
Leather
Esmond Robes
Savidson
Owa
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