Natal anniversaries observed at neighborhood party
Four local families held a Monday evening gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. McAlvin to celebrate birthdays of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ro Anders, Mr. Austin Burt of Waterloo, and Robert Emmons Johnson of Cedar Falls. The event drew over 40 people and followed a long local custom of annual neighborhood anniversaries with a gartering supper and gardening activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ro Anders
Austin Burt
Waterloo
Robert Emmons Johnson
Cedar Falls
J. G. McAlvin
The
Porte
Third Street West
Anders
Angers
Burt
Johnson
Leu Turksty
Wapelio
Iowa Territory
Marietta
Colo|ry
Toolsborough
Ininlinois
Saare
Burlington
Waterleo
West
W. E. Johnson
History of Printing Features Program by Woman's Rotary Club
The Woman's Rotary club featured a program on development of printing from early history to modern methods including offset and bravure processes. Louise Chandler presented on printing history and samples, and Marion Ransier performed two piano numbers. Fifteen members and one guest attended dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Chandler
Marion Ransier
Rotary Club
Gkr
Musical Club Luncheon Learn Program At Sunnyside
The Ladies' Musical Improvement Club will outline this year’s study plan and programs at a Thursday luncheon at Sunnyside Country Club. Mrs. George E. Pike and Mrs. Langfeldt hostesses. 24 members. Mrs. Pike presides. Mrs. P. H. Paulsen secretary-treasurer. The group meets fortnightly for luncheons and programs. Farewell party honors Mr. and Mrs. Lester Penne as they depart for Miami, with a surprise guests arriving en route. Miss Bihel Montgomery performed piano numbers. Serving by Mrs. Zuehike and others. Employed Girls League of the YWCA to host Thursday evenings for socials and classes. Birthday dinner for Mr. Beinert hosted by Mrs. Beinert with wife present. cake and flowers on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
George E. Pike
Langfeldt
Lester Penne
Miami
Fla
QO. A. Zuehtke
Marie Smith and Vern Isley Wed at St Mary's Church
Marie Smith daughter of W. F. Smith, 327 Gable Street, wed Vern J. Isley at St. Mary's Church with Rev. Phvodostus Plassimeyer officiating. Bride wore satin with black hat. best man Frank Feeley. reception hosted by Mrs. Margaret Manahl and guests. Couple vacationed briefly then plan move to Los Angeles, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Smith
Hlormiaid
Margaret Manahl
Mr. Isley
Brea
Young Women's Christian Association
Isley
Los Angeles
Cal
Waterloo Folk to Attend Lutheran Missionary Meet
Waterloo from St. Luke's English Lutheran church will attend the golden jubilee of the Missionary society of the United Wutheran church synod of lawa at Tipton. Delegates include Mrs. F. Affler and Mrs. C. Chesterman. Convention dates are Oct 20, 22, and 24. Other attendees from the church include Mrs. Leland H. Lesher, Mrs. C. C. Barnes, Mrs. T. C. Anderson, and Mrs. Martha Forbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
St. Luke's English Lutheran Church
Missionary Society
United Wutheran Church
Synod of Lawa
Tipton
F. 8.Affler
CG. Chesterman
Leland H. Lesher
C. C. Barnes
T. C. Anderson
Martha Forbes
Beauty tips and beauty myths from letters
A collection of reader letters offering advice on fitness and fat reduction through leg exercises, skin lightening with household acids, hair dye permanence, hair removal methods, tanning tonics, and facial care. The letters discuss risks and urge consulting a doctor for beauty concerns and mention mail requests for tonics.
Community Service Specialist to Tall At Club Meeting
Monies Wilows New York City specialist in community ore vatization will speak on Oct 3 at the annual meeting of representatives of the third district of Town Federation of Women’s clubs in Waverly Mrs K C Greer Eldora chairman has announced Mr Willows will take for his subject The Slight Use of Leisure Time Previous to managing the west division of the Red Cross with headquarters in Denver Mr Willows was for two years in charge of the home service camps for that organization For five years he was a superintendent of the Asociated 5 Charities in Scranton Pa and for three and a half years held socie ty for the American Association Organizing Family Serial Work Kig was also director of the Children id society at Birmingham Al for four years He trus! had wide experience in establishing recreation systems and organizing conMUnILY conmmittees The meeting will open at 2 p m Thursday Oct 5 in the first aul ist church and will close after Mr Willows address on Friday From the Waterloo Womans club committee women who will probably attend are Ickley garden community service Mrs L Hemsworth American home Mrs 8 J Howrey resolutions Mrs B L Johnson endowment SWLOAW Mirsh legistee BF Parrott public instructior Mrs E Plckett literature and Mrs a HE O keefe and Mrs J Knox Ve
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monies Wilows
New York City
Third District of Town Federation of Women’s Clubs
Waverly
K. C. Greer
Eldora
Willows
Red Cross
Denver
Mr. Willows
Waterloo Womans Club Committee
Ickley
Garden
L. Hemsworth
J. Howrey
B .L. Johnson
Swloaw
BF. Parrott
Waterloo Board Meeting Heads to State DAR Session
Waterloo regents Mrs. F L Chamberlain treasurer and Mrs J G Leffler chair the Waterloo and Mary Metroge chapters Will attend the state DAR board of management meeting Ninety two chapters represented with x fibert WY Munger stem regent presiding Chairs of standing committees to give 10 minute talks The meeting at Hotel Fort Des Moines opens with a short business session for balloting at 7 30 this evening Birthday party arranged by Royal Neighbors in Moose hall Card party Our Lady of Victory Court No 465 WoC Co F will entertain at Knights of Columbus hall this evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 1
Gedar Review
Hall West
Waterloo Review
Devint Moose Hall
F. L. Chamberlain
J. G. Leffler
Joan Jund
PL H. Paulyen
PL PL Rehmeier
Waterloo
Mary Metroge
Board of Management of
Daughters of the American Revolution
X Fibert WY. Munger
Stem
Fort Des Moines
Jannon Cino
Royal Neighbors
Moose Hall
Our Lady of Victory Court
Woc. Co. F
Knights of Comunibus Hall
Church news and church group meetings listed
Mrs L F Nottger hosts Waliaut Street Baptist Searchlight class afternoon. Trinity American Lutheran Ladies Guild all day session in parlors Wednesday. St Luke's English Lutheran Aid Society to meet at Mrs C O Barnes home Wednesday with picnic lunch and sewing materials. Mrs Cat J Miller hosted First Methodist junior department teachers last evening. Philates class of First Evangelical met at YWCA for dinner and planning. Finance committee chair suggested fund raising methods for YWCA building pledge. Lepha Hostetler presided as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Guagy
Lloyd George
Sacred Heart Court
St Mars‘s ‘Hall
L. F. Nottger
Waliaut Street Baptist Church
Ladies’ Guild of ‘Trinity
American Lutheran Church
F. F. Weidert
Meg. PL. H. Widdel
Aid’ Society of St. Luke's English Lutheran Church
Cat J. Miller
First Slothadist
Tru
Man Wagner
Wiss Dorathai Miller
First Evangelical Church
W. H. Banglas
J. A
YW. Co. A
Lepha Hostetler
Oeren
Court Testimony Tie Nash Theft to Zofs and Edwards
Police and mayors testify before a federal grand jury in Cedar Rapids about a Nash sedan theft near Waterloo. Gerald and Roland Zof of St Paul and Raymond Harris Edwards of Philadelphia face arraignment. Brunt ferried the bullet riddled car, with two stolen vehicles from St Paul and Akron tied to the case. Edwards' prior grand larceny record emerges as detectives link him to the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.A. Leighton
A. J. Giuagy
Tom Morris
Emil Steffen
Ralph Davis
Hugh Crumrine
Albert Knipp
Melvin Brunt
Down Motor Company
Af Tuledo
Cedar Rapids
Gerald
Roland Zof
St. Paul Minn
Reymond J. Edwards
Philadelphia
Edwards
Raymond Harris
Waterloo
4Off Brothers
Howards
Altho Edwards
Kier Laighton
Steen
Akron
Livingston
Mont
Altha
Knipp Laportini
Gragy
Nash
Knipp
Ceder Rapids
Brunt
Yoffs
St. Paul
Minn
Fairfield Minister Addresses Des Moines Endeavorers
Des Moines Christian Endeavor Union, with over 500 youths, heard Rev. T. Fred Campbell of Fairfield Iowa speak last night at Cottage Grove Presbyterian Church on the possibilities and purposes of Christian Endeavor. A lighthearted note mentions Spike the Airedale getting a pancake slap but eating it and moving on with traveling companions H. Winne and Barl Barth who had departed Scotland yesterday and planned to hit Chicago after a pancake stop in Waterloo this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
T. Fred Campbell
Fairfield
Des Moines Christian Endeavor Union
Cottage Grove Presbyterian Church
Cristian Endeavor
Spike
Airdale
H. Winne
Barl Barth
Scotland
Waterloo
Chitago
Klan Controversy Forces Des Moines Pastor to Resign
In Des Moines the Capitol Hill Church of Christ announces the resignation of Rev. N. C. Carpenter amid a two year dispute over the Klan. Church leaders say the pastor offered a voluntary resignation after a verbal clash with congregants, noting in a formal statement that ten people are responsible for the trouble and none have clean records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
APJ
Capitol
Carpenter
Tke Klan
Innes Moines
Klan
Ilatry Shropshire
City in Brief: Local Social and Personal Notes
A collage of brief items reports Miss Olivia Hackcreft entering Iowa State College in Ames, John Wilhelm of the Frances shop on a buying trip in New York, Merle Stimson resuming studies in Simpson College at Th allanda, and Miss Katherine Stimson starting nursing training at University Hospital in Iowa City. Also noted are returns from Ames and Des Moines by Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Fairbanks and Miss Mary Pratt, visits from Frank W. Hut of Mankato to relatives Hallie Brady and Myrtle L. Barr, William S. Kolb returning to Perry Oklahoma, and several local residents visiting Ross Truax at 22 Center Street. Clarence C. Olson’s trip to Des Moines for government medical and hospital matters, S. H. Davis’s tonsil operation, Harriett Wightman’s Royal Neighbors county conventions in Marshalltown, Mrs. E. F. Redlingshafer’s visit to Des Moines, birth of Roland Alan Roepe in St. Louis, and notes on Roepe and wife formerly of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia Hackcreft
Iowa State College
Ames
John Wilhelm
Frances Shop
New York City
Merle Stimson
Thallanda
Simpson College
Katherine Stimson
University Hospital
Iowa City
R. E. Fairbanks
Mary Pratt
Des Moines
Frank W. Hut
Mankato
Minn
Hallie Brady
Myrtle L. Barr
William 8. Kolb
Perry
Oklo
Gerald Anglum
Carl Ernessy
Sic City
Ross Truax
Center Street
Clarence C. Olson
S. H. Davis
Methodist Laymen Plan Weekend Visit to District Meeting
Cedar Falls reports lay members of the Methodist Episcopal church will motor to Vernon for the Upper Iowa district annual conference final sessions. Clergy depart in Dr Harry Culver and Rev Emil Frye automobiles. veteran Rev F X Miller recalls era when travel was by horse or foot. Other items note cucumber prices and local birthday milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Methodist Episcopal Church
Vernon
Upper Iowa
Harry €. Culver
Emil B. Frye
Maquoketa
F. X. Miller
Dr. Miller
Community Club Meets With Mrs Fred Narber
La Porte City reports a farm home gathering of 16 members and seven guests including Mrs Guy Trobb and Mrs Vans Minee. They sewed quilt blocks, held a brief business session, and served refreshments before ad journing to meet in Oct with Mrs Henry Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Club
Fred Narber
Porto City
Guy Trobb
Vans Minee
Peter Miller
Frank Miller
John Young
Harry Esher
Grace Seamons
Get. J
Henry Peters
Fragmentary Family and Local Notices From a Sunday Visit
A garbled list mentions Curtis and ID Evans, Mrs Ny Smelser, Br and Mrs Witt Hopers, Milantia visitors, and a trip by auto to Waterloo. Notes include Berkha Wisconsin relocation, Nash automobile factory employment, and a Chicago session of the American Negro Labor Congress. Also cited is the battleship Brezan first commissioned July 1896 with hull and engines cost details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
ID. XE. Evans
Ny Smelser Hye
Witt Hopers
Whale
Dart Stegers
Milantia
Auto Ind Renfain
Witterloo
Mere
Tale Keegan
Berkha
Wis
Stover
Nash Automobile
John Theets
Hes Lyme
Sirs
Cl Stover
Mrska Inert Adame
Sapo and Stes
Brezan Wag
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gilley
U. A
Toy
Woman’s Rotary
Musical Club
L. G. Beinert
Vern Isley
St. Mary’s Chur
Lutheran Missionary Meet
Order of Eastern Star
Alasonic Temple
Mary Ethel Dixon
Maude Scales
Clarice Zimmerman
Clara Taylor
Janette Kepler
Clara Lyons
Daughters of Veterans
Memorial Hall
St. Josephs Girls
Bishop's Cafeteria
Sarah Williams
F. G
Imparia
Pru
Putiness
Marie
Church News
Endeavorers
Buchanan
Harriett Wightman
Marshalltown
Gladbrook
E. F. Redlingshafer
E. B. Petrie
Home Port Boulevard
Roland Alan
Roland A. Roepe
St. Louis
Roepe
East High
George Il. Twaddle
Waterloo Evening Courier
Methodist
Nebraska
John Fearer
J. Erwin Evans
Evans
Lincoln
Neb
John Petersen
Denmark
Clay Street
City
C.&. Gery
Harold Jockumsen
Harold Berry
Atr
Cory
J. F. Kight
Sone
Ycaterday
Springfield
Carreil
Lave
Guy R. Weacock
Deny Cola
la Porte City
Edith Adams
la Waterloo
H. J. Blanchaine
Oh. JS. Blanchaine
Ine
R.A. Miller
Moberly
Josephine Miller
Lant Rice
AL B
Walters
Teday Rapids
WLC
Cook
Ci Ment
Low Mellir
Allied Arts Conservatory OF Music
Rose Reichard Marshall
Herbert FP. Marshally
Europe
America
Mass Helene Glenny
Mrs. Marshall
Musicates
Y.M.C. A. Bldg
Cne
Ig Baking
Pownes
Rumford
American Negro Labor Congress
Chicago
Rose
Seloppe
Ata
the Millers of
Guo
Brock
Nona
City and
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