Friendship Club Hosts Tea For West High Faculty
Girls of the Friendship club at West High School will host a tea for faculty members Thursday at 4 15 in the school model apartment. Miss Florence Moothart and Miss Rosalie Jackson will pour with blue and white serving tags. Claire Padden will read and Jimmy Ransom will sing as part of the program. Miss Helen Patridge is advisor to the social committee and Miss Kathye Young to the club. Geralding Brinkman is president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
West High School
Florence Moothart
Rosalie Jackson
Aliss Claire Padden
Jimmy Ransom
Helen Patridge
Kathtyre Young
Geralding Brinkman
Roosevelt P T A Elects Officers at First Meeting
Seventy five patrons attend Roosevelt school Parent Teacher Association opening session. Miss Lillian Holmes is secretary treasurer and Mrs Edward Schoool named room mothers chairwoman. Miss Mary Moore publicity director and Mildred Schaefer heads the program committee.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Roosevelt School
Lillian Holmes
Eaward Schoo
Mary Moore
Misa Mildred Schaefer
Misa Holmes
Miss Moore
Miss Schaefer
Frank Grofont
Genevieve Holman
Jay Silson
W. F. Mann
Church Women Gather For Study And Socials
First Methodist Home department will hold a Thursday lesson at Mrs. Harry Beebe’s home. Harmony class of First Presbyterian celebrated Mrs. J. R. Miles birthday with 80 members at her home. a musical program and a birthday cake preceded gifts for Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Miller at a Yonia class picnic in Byrnes park. The S&J Mary’s Sewing circle meets Thursday afternoon with hostesses listed. United Presbyterian introduces monthly church night services starting Thursday with a 6:30 picnic, followed by a program. Young People’s club hosts a 6:40 picnic in St John parish building. Women’s Home Missionary society met at Mrs. Carl Kinsell’s with 32 attendees. Clara Marion guild sewed for bazaars after a brief meeting at Universalist parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Harry Beebe
J. KR. Miles
Harmony
First Presbyterian Church
George Perkins
Hugh Patterson
Hugh Mitchell
J. R. Walker
George Wheeler
Emily K. Cutler
Cherry Vale
Kan
Frank Troughton
J. E. Miller
Catherine Jackson
Lyman Miller
John Kirkpatrick
Byrnes Park
Miller
Gladys Minkel
S&j. Mary's Sewing Circle
Henry Schmitz
F. H. Hill
Peters Himmel
Johanna Mooney
United Presbyterian
Sclub
St. John’s Parish
Women's Home Missionary Society of St. Paul’s M. E. Church
Carl Kinsell
Hattie Adams
D. W. Mitchell
Joe Jacoby
R. B. Morrison
Clarence Dewey
A. B. Hemphill
Claude Miller
Frank ‘Trewery
Clara Rarion Guild
Universalist
J. C. Hinson
Pauline Bogell
D. E. Fox
William Wilson
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
East Mainstre
Bordeli MrQuilkin
Bravener Bride Marries Glen Meeker in New Hampton
Miss Telyina Bravener daughter of Dell Bravener and Glen Meeker son of Mrs. Otto Mente wed in the Baptist church parsonage at New Hampton. Rev Brave served as officiant with Bessie Bravener and a Bravener parent attending. After a wedding dinner in Tripoli the couple will reside in Waterloo.
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Frederika, A
Telyina Bravener
Dell Bravener
Glen Meeker
Otto Mente
Waterloo
Baptist Church
New Hampton
Mr. Brave
Bessie Rich
Mr. Bravener
Tripoli
Wayne Bravener
Lord Mrs. Meeker
Winifred Merrill to Make Debut as Concert Artist
Cedar Falls reports Miss Winifred Merrill will debut as a concert violinist on November 1. Daughter of Prof W. Merrill, former Iowa State Teachers College violin and orchestra head, she studied with renowned violinists. Her father left Cedar Falls five years ago for a similar post at the University of Indiana Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Merrill
Cedar Fails
University of Indiana, Bloomington
Merrill
Charles Shanona
Gonily
Olumulgee
Oki
O. L. Simmons
Harold Bercy
Eighteenth
Madsen & Sorensen
Anton Leventen
Slre
Nelle Leonard
Neliie Leonard
Holy
Reed
Dagny Jensen
Cedar Falls
Farone
Beauty Chats Oatmeal Bags and Self Care Tips
Readers discuss DIY oatmeal bag making for baths and beauty uses. A letter details mixing coarse oatmeal with soda and soap flakes to craft cheap wash bags and notes on refining the skin. They also advise a teen about weight and growing into a proportional body.
Waterloo to Send 18 Delegates to WCTU Session
Eighteen were elected from the local unit to serve as delegates to the state convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union to be held at the First Presbyterian church in Sioux City on October 26 27 and 28. The regular meeting in Willard hall Tuesday afternoon included a Frances Willard birthday program with readings and songs.
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Theocal
Women's Christian, Temperance Plan
First Presbyterian Church
Sioux
City
Willard
Frances Willard
S. J. Garver
Ida Mitchell
A. A. Trontrager
C. V. Alison
WV. C. Kelford
EF. P. Yapp
Mitchell
Union
Yupp
Bontrager
Medora Clark
Sinnie Cr
Gertrude Dodd Weds Hugh C McKean in Grace Methodist
Gertrude Dodd married Hugh C McKean Monday at Grace Methodist Church with Dr A B Curran officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Dodd of Los Angeles, teaches home economics at Cornell college Mount Vernon. McKean, son of Mr and Mrs R E McKean of 709 Randolph Waterloo, is an Iowa University engineering graduate and ex city engineer of Spencer Iowa. They plan to move to Florida after visiting his parents.
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Gertrude Dodd
Hugh C. McKean
R. E. McKean
Randolph Street
Waterloo
Grace Methodist Church
A. B. Curran
W. H. Dodd
Los Angeles
Cal
McKean
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Wyoming
College of Engineering
University of Iowa
Moore- Young Construction Company
Spencer
Pflovida
Alfred J. Steffens
Adolph Steffens
Cedar Falls
Washington, D. C
Louis Rehbeck
Main Street
Fred
Savanna
J. WH. Engle
The
Evangelical Church
Griswold
Cass County
Meservey
Methodist Church
Mt. Vernon
H. C. Culver
A. M. Cleveland
Illtinois
Michigan
Leta Barnard
SL Louis
National Conference of the Christian Church
First Congregational Church
Sixth Street
Bertha Hansen
Cedar ‘Falls
Fayetteville
State University
Hawkeye Folk Form State of Sunshine Society
Iowa Society of Sacramento Valley organized in Sacramento with over 230 former Iowa residents. Officers include E. Walser Elkader former Messenger editor, C. D. Duffus Grinnell vice president, N. B. Lawson Des Moines secretary, H. N. Dyke Charles City former Intelligencer editor. Members urged to contact 3125 Fifth Avenue Sacramento.
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Iowa
Iowa Society of
Sacramento Valley
Sacramento
Club
E. Walser
Elkader
the Messenger
C. D. Duffus
Grignell
Des Moines
H. N. Dyke
Charles City
Bohan and Winegarden Wed in St Josephs Church
Miss Laule Marie Winegarden of Waterloo and Timothy Bohan of Shell Rock exchanged vows before Rev. Father John Mc Donald at St. Josephs church. Attendants included Ray Bohan and Miss Agnes Boban. After a reception at Black's, the couple plan to reside in Shell Rock following a trip to Minneapolis.
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Laule Marie Winegarden
Waterloo
Timothy Bohan
Sheil Rock
John McDonald
St. Joseph‘s Church
Ray Bohan
Agnes Boban
Shel Rock
F. R. Shores Sand
Black
Minneapolis
West District School Savings Totals Declared for First Banking Day
West district pupils deposited 206 on the first banking day, with Sacred Flearty parochial and Central School contributing to a district total of 506.17. Whittier and other schools posted varied amounts as they completed their ledgers, while Whittier had an extra day last week adding 152.88 to its grand total.
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West District
Sacred Flearty Parochial School
West High Syrlenis
Central School
Crada
Whittier
Wit Sns
Haerson
Faison
Lanwell
Fll
Funeral Notices and Local Socials In Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls reports funeral services for Mrs. Anna Marie Refshauge and Mrs. Daniel H. Park plus multiple social items. Park burial planned beside husband. Mrs. Park aged 82, with children Elmer Park in Sioux City Clyde Park in Cedar Falls and Wilmetta Elliott. Also notes double wedding of Schippers and Stemmen, church picnics, anniversaries and visits by residents including Rev. Culver and Rev. Echlin.
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Cedar Falls
Daniel H. Park
Anklin Street
de. H
Culver
First M
H. N. Si Wan
C. A. Bemler
John Stowe
J. H. Budrs
CG. Wright
Samuel Wartzman
Pairview
Sue
Grundy County
Sure J Nive
Elmer
Park
Sioux City
Clyde O. Park
Sedarl
Wilmetta
Elliott
La Porte City News Notes Canning Plant Closure and Local Losses
The Town Canning company plant in La Porte City, managed by C.3. Powell and operating since Aug. 20, closes after a successful 1925 season. About 150 to 200 workers handled the corn pack noted for excellent quality with M. Hansen bringing in the largest corn load from 33 acres. Also reported are a funeral in Jubilee for Mrs Augusta Roth Lufoff, eight surviving children, and 36 grandchildren with 18 great grandchildren. Other items include a motor accident injuring Arlene Witt, health notes on D. E. Fox, and community notices about M. E. church activities and local gatherings.
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la Porte City
Town Canning Company
Powell
I M. Hansen
Wits Check
Jacob Fehl
Arndt, Schutte
Frank Lutoft
Jetoit
Ed Seamann
Jesup
Lule
City in Brief notices and social updates
Local items include Rev. Robert S. N. MacDonald visiting Waterland. W. A. Goodman returning from a Minnesota motor trip. pledges at Delta Tau Delta at Iowa State University. Harold Becker fined on a false check charge. Leroy Porter and Blatine at Phi Gamma Delta. Postmaster Ray Eggert coordinating a Thursday luncheon program. Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Kimball and infant visiting in Williamsburg. Linus Johnson selling grain at Graindy Center and preparing to move to Continental Ontario. reports of good grain prices in Ohio and parts of Indiana. death notice for Mrs. Natey Oliver of Cincinnati and her widowed sister Mrs. Cliver.
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W. A. Goodman
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Edgar Pickett
Delta Tau Delta
Iowa State University
Harold K. Becker
Tang Coal Company
Harold Becker
Leroy Porter
Lonality
Phi Gamma Delta
Cedar Falls
Linus Johnson
Graindy Center
Continental
Ont
Ohio
Limais
Todiana
Wateslon
Nate] Y
Cincinnati
Dormitories at Iowa Doubled in Capacity
Men’s dormitories at the University of Iowa have been increased in capacity during the summer. The new addition to the quad provides room for 70 students with private telephone and running water, reducing the need for private homes.
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Inwa City
Segt
Univity of
Iowa
Rummage Sale at First Congregational Church
A Waterloo note mentions a rummage sale at 319 West Fourth Street hosted by the First Congregational Church. The event runs on September 25 and 26, inviting local residents to browse and purchase items.
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Clivers
Waterloo
W. 4Th
Jadlea
Civil War Vet Improves After Fall At Home
An elderly Civil War veteran, ill and staying at his Center Street home, fell down a flight of stairs last night. He sustained a head cut but is reported to be improving after a several week recovery period.
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Center Street
Tuberculosis Field Man to Survey Waterloo Health Status
Dr. R. Edwards of the National Tuberculosis Association will visit Waterloo on October 3 to conduct a state survey for national statistics. He arrives under Iowa TB Association auspices and will check local tuberculosis cases, with Waterloo reportedly having no current patients.
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R. Edwards
Chicago
National Tuberculosis Association
Marie James
Waterloo
Wellare Way
Edwards
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Ile
National Association
James
Marriage Census of Waterloo and Charles City Names
Readable fragments list several individuals linked to Waterloo and Charles City in a marriage census. Names include Warda J. Barden, Germitn Emaline McNamee, Timothy Bohan, Sadie Winegardin, Stanley J. Snyder, Mynne Leske with associated towns Waterloo Shell Ik Charles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacensus
Warda
J. Barden
Waterloo
Germitn Emaline McNamee
Timothy Bohan
Shell Ik Sadie Winegardin
Stanley J. Snyder
Charles City
Mynne Leske
The Surprising Sex and Juldred Barboule Concerning the Action
Wealthy graduate John Blake enters politics and marries Julie Latimer after his friend Horace Latimer dies. Anna Denniston desires Blake, while Jimmy Phillips faces rejection and threats as Julie reveals she will marry Blake, sparking conflict over love, money, and social ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blake
Congress
Julie Latimer
Horace Latimer
Blake
Anna Denniston
Julie
Jimny Philips
Miss Nielsen Plans Radio Recitals at Wd Station
Miss Nielsen will explain each song in English and has given several radio recitals from station Wd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nielsen
Marentze Nielsen to Sing Scandinavian Recital Thursday
Marentze Nielsen, Danish soprano, returns to perform at 8 p m Thursday in Danish Church at Fifth and South streets. After recent New York engagements she charms audiences with beautiful singing and refined interpretations. She will present a program of Scandinavian songs in native costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marentze Nielsen
New York
Tusheran
Ehurch
Fifth
South Streets
Kotex sanitary product promises fear-free wear
An ad extols Kotex as a safe sanitary solution that ends worry about hygiene, enables social and business interactions with peace of mind, and deodorizes while being five times as absorbent as cotton pads. It claims easy disposal, no laundry, and low cost, urging readers to ask for Kotex at drug or department stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOTEX
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Mrs. O R. Brundage
le Lomita Club
MrFs
J. Rex Bryant
Yhres
Hall West
Roosevelt P.T. A
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Walker Remedy Company
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Lillian
Gannon Camp
Moose Hall
Frances Glass
Ella Jurlengen
Alden
Minn
Aurora
E F. Griefnew
Walter Griefnow
Ruby Berry
Dorothy Brody
Ste
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Iowa Falls
Eoening
Sons of Veterans Camp
Memorial Hall
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Arlene Stull
A i. Still
Second Street West
Ruth Maine
H. A Maine
Leland Avenue
Iowa State College
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Fred J. Miler
East High School
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Milter
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Sacred Heart School Hall
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W.C.T.U
State of Sunshine
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St. Joseph’s
West School
George H. Twaddle
Waterloo Evening Courier
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Fredsville Church
Rev. & Stockholm
Predayvile
Phe Retshauge
Fredsville
Zion Evangelical Sunday School
Jas Svening
Mr. Reed
Elna Christensen
R. D. Echlin
Annie Schipper
Henry Wiebrands
Sargent
Effie Schipper
Jacobus Stemmen
Aplington
Wellsburg
Otter
Refshauge
Anna Marie Refshauge
Bethlehem Church
C. N. Petersen
Presbyterian Church
Edith Adams
Courier
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Waverlo
Fred Sty Shaler
Otto Luloft
Brandon
Willam Laloff
Independence
Frank Luloft
Otto Seamann
Bro. Ed Seamann
Ariene Witt
Mata Wit
Commercial Street
Arlene
Buchan
Robert SN. MacDonald
Berloft
Wis
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Ray Eggert
Meyer A. Elinagy
Albert W. Kimball
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Willinssburg
Kimball
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Piully Phillips
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Julis
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Joan
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Miss Denniston
Putnam
Ecrhata A & Pucpare
Allied Arts Conservatory OF Music
Rose Reichard Marshall
Herbert F. Martshally
Europe
America
Hissene Glenny
Order of the
Marinello
Oucolan of
Visus
National School
Sosta Salle
Ormetian
Gineticians
Dosis
Arinello
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