War Cause and Cure Conference Planned by Fourteen Groups
Fourteen women’s organizations will join a Des Moines conference November 14 and 15 on war causes and cures. Attending Wis city branches include the American Association of University Women, YWCA, WL Co FU, and several clubs and auxiliaries. Speakers include Mrs. Bern Hooper of Wisconsin, J. N. Darling, and Judge F. P. Paville.
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Des Moines
Wis City
American Association of University Women
American Legion Auxiliary
Bern Hooper
Wisconsin
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
J. N. Darling
F. FP. Paville
Birthday Dinner for Pioneer Jeremiah Elliott at Waterloo
The eighty year old pioneer Jeremiah Elliott was feted Sunday with a 1 o’clock dinner at his daughter’s home on Home Park boulevard. About 20 relatives and friends attended with yellow decorations and a central candle centerpiece. Out of town guests included R M Finlayson and Alex Elliott, while Elliott has lived in Waterloo for about ten years after retiring from farming near Grundy Center.
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Jeremiah Elliott
C. D. Hass
Home Park Boulevard
Hayes
Mabel Lanning
Esther Elliott
Des Moines
R. M. Finlayson
Grundy Center
Alex Elliott
Reinbeck
S. B. Cowles
Los Angeles
Elliott
Waterloo
Shower Held for Bride-Elect Frances Barlow at Dunkerton
Miss Frances Barlow was honored with a miscellany shower hosted by Miss Wreatha Flinn and Miss Marie Magee at Magee’s home in Dunkerton. Twenty five guests attended a yellow and white themed evening with games, prizes, and many gifts for the bride to be Ralph Beierschmitt’s upcoming October 3 wedding.
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Dunkerton
Wreatha. Flinn
Marie Magee
Mise. Magee
Frances’ Barlow
Ralph Beierschmitt
Flinn
Frank Barlow
Elizabeth Reherd to Robert Steele in Salt Lake City
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Reherd, daughter of Rev and Mrs Herbert Reherd of Salt Lake City, to Robert Denham Steele. The groom is a former pastor and current president of Westminster College. The bride, a Wooster College graduate, studied expression in Chicago and taught in Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Eliza‘beth ’ Reherd
Herbert
Ware
Wooster, O
Chicago
Tulsa
Okla
Women Leaders of G. O. P. Plan Hoover Luncheon
A Hoover luncheon hosted by Miss Martha McClure and Mrs. Gordon L. El Hos is set for Wednesday at the Fort Des Moines Hotel in Des Moines. Iowa Republican women from the Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs and Daughters of the American Revolution are invited to attend during their Des Moines meeting week. Also noted is a Rebekah Judge S meeting scheduled Tuesday at 2:30 pm at Mrs. N. H. Smith’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ca. Hoover
Martha McClure
Pleasant
Iowa
Gordon L. el- Hott
Fort Des Moines
Des Moines
Towa Federation of Women's Clubs
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hints in Beauty Care Edna Kent Forbes
The article discusses changing fashion toward irregular lines and softer silhouettes for the season. It promotes longer hair framing the face, softer dresses with scarves or bows, and slightly fuller collars on tailored suits. It also offers beauty tips on hair, leg bleaching with peroxide and ammonia, cucumber juice for freckles, and a note on a 17 year old estimated weight.
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Edna Kent Forbes
Marian A
Recent Bride Is Guest of Honor at Hudson Party
Hudson Iowa Sept 24 Mrs Bert Furneaux and Miss Muriel Hendry hosted a Saturday afternoon event at Mrs B L Cookes home in honor of Mrs Jahn Rohner formerly Ruth Stirling. Twenty friends attended and a two course tray luncheon was served. Mrs Rohner received many gifts. Attendees included Mrs Ben Milton Mrs J G Knudsen Water loo Miss Ida C Rohlf and Mrs Henry Otto Cedar Falls and Mrs Ben Pletcher Dike.
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Henry Otto
Cedar Falls
Ben Pletcher
Dike
Fall Activities Begin for Progressive Delphian Society
Progressive Delphian society opens the season with a dinner meeting at Black's balcony this evening. New officers are announced including President Miss Inez Caburn and Vice President Mrs. E M Boenecke. secretary treasurer Miss Kathryn Mehl. Messages from leaders and advisory board chair Mrs. J A Paulsen will accompany the event and new study books will be issued. The first fall study meeting is set for Monday evening October 8 at the W.
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Progressive Delphian Society
Black's Balcony
Inez Caburn
M. Boenecke
Kathryn Mehl
Oulgoiipe
E. M. Logan
J. A. Paulsen
Moncey
Luncheon Bridge for Out of Town Guests Is Given
Mrs. H. B. Plum and Mrs. Edmund Miller hosted 25 guests at a luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson. The gathering honored Mrs. William Powell of St. Petersburg and Mrs. Agnes Smith of Los Angeles. Bridge followed the meal with guest prizes awarded to Powell and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Plum
Edmund Miller
Hotet Russell-Lamson
William Powell
St. Petersburg
Fla
E. T. Alford
Agnés Smith
Los Angeles
Cal
Powell
Mrs. R. L. Hall Hosts Bridge Party Saturday
Mrs. R L Hall entertained at four tables of bridge Saturday afternoon at 1130 Independence Avenue. Out of town guests included Mrs. Caroline Pullerton Mrs. Edward A Burns Marjorie Kier Mrs Michael Lydon and Mrs Worth Hillman. Prizes went to Mrs Burns Mrs Lydon and Mrs Roger Crowell. Farewell dinner for Mr. and Mrs Harold Masters was hosted at 1025 Franklin Street as they plan to move to Clinton Indiana. Waterloo camp Royal Neighbors meets Tuesday at 8 pm with initiation and other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry Street
L. B. Miller
W. Bishop
G. H. Harper
Leon Brown
William Wilgus
Bishop
R. L. Hall
Independence Avenue
Hall
Caroline Pullerton
Edward A. Burns
la Grosse
Wis
Marjorie Kier
Chicago
Michael Lydon
Worth Hillman
Jos’ Angeles
Cal
Willam Burns
Sierra Madre
Frank Durfey
Franklin Street
Harold Masters
Clinton, In
Entre Nous Club Notes Meet at Fidelity and Stoddard Homes
The Entre Nous club plans a Tuesday afternoon gathering at Mrs John Reillys home on Thompson Avenue Fidelity An all day meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at Mrs J A Stoddards residence 1416 Fourth Street West
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Entre Nous Club
John Reilly
Thompson Avenue
Fidelity Tlrere
3. A. Stoddard
Fourth Street West
Church Group Schedules Various Meetings This Week
Readers note a series of church activities: Macedonian class at First Presby will hold a gift event Friday and Saturday. First United Presby will meet Wednesday at 2 PM with Mrs. C E Rust. business women at First Baptist plan Tuesday supper and meeting with Miss Lillian Salmer. Home Department at First MM EL meets Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs. Robert Mitchell’s home. Westminster Presbyterian meets Tuesday at 2 PM with Mrs J A Hartleip. Junior department of First Baptist will hold a Friday evening event at the Wise home in Casheer Heights. Majel Gut hosts Wednesday at 2:30 PM in First Presbyterian parlors with hostesses including Mrs Harry Sayles and others.
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FP. E. O
Kenneth Bragdon
Progressive Deciphian Society
Black's Tearoom
Knights of Pythias and
Pythian
Black’s Tearoom Rotary Club
Palght—Rotary
M. E
Miyrs
Blanche Kuighe
T. K Club
R. A. Patterson
Alice Reynolds
National
Gu AW
Surshine Lodge
L. A
Westmiinster Loceby Retiag
J. A. Hartrip
John HH. Reilly
Temple Rebekah Lodge
N. H. ‘Smith
Isabella
KK. C. Hall
Canopus
Lydian Society
First Presbyterian Church
Black's
Union Veterans of Civil Warr
Business Yamen's Group
First Baptist Church
Lilian Lohner
Waterloo Camp
Royal Neighbors
Black Hawk I. O. OG. F. Hal J Teen Labor Bureau
Carpenter Tell
St. John's Card Praily
Roosevelt P.T. A—School Auditoritunt
Parent- Teacher Association of
Roosevelt School
Ettrbel Storer
City Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
Fourth Street
First United Presbyterian Church
C. E. Rust
Wellington Street
Lillian Salmer
Cortlandt Street
Home Department
EL Church
Robert Mitchell
Denver Street
Weiner
Myr
R. T. Wise
Caseheer Heights
Majel Gut
Harry Sayles
William Wing
T. R. Niven
M. &. Church
S. C. Besh
Kingsley Aves Nue
Parris
Warvey Tess
G. I. Barclay
Reborah Foclery
M. EL Church
Martha Weyand
Fifth Street West
First
Curely
Cattle Congress Grounds
D. G. Wright
QO. C. Rickhoff
Floyd Goodrich
W. H. Beyerstock
R. W. Waite
Ht. O. Huston
Ray Short Returns from Tour of the North
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Short and son Donald, of 740 Baltimore Street, returned from a week long motor trip through northern Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota after attending an Equitable Life Assurance Society educational conference at Mackinac Island Michigan. The trip included Chicago and Elkhart Indiana with visits to copper and iron mines and paper factories. About 500 representatives from six states qualified for the conference during the year. The Shorts covered roughly 2200 miles.
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Ray &. Short
Donald
Baltimore Street
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States
Mackinac Island
Mich
Short
Shorts
Chicago
Elkhart
Ind
Iowa
Illinois
Ohio
Missouri
Oklahome
Althe
Frank L. Jones
Lesying
Tron
Copper
Limber Mills
Virginia City
Hibbing
Minn
Waterloo
Cadwallader Iowan Dies at 91 in Waterloo Home
Chester Cadwallader 91 longtime farmer and fruit grower of Waterloo died at his Jefferson Street home after a long illness. Born December 3 1896 in La Porte Indiana he moved to Janesville then Waterloo in 1892 and was active in county public affairs and state prohibition. Survived by his widow three daughters a nephew and a niece seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending at Kistner’s mortuary with burial in Janesville Cemetery.
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Chester Cadwallader
Waterloo
Jefferson Street
la Porte
Ind
Gadwallader
Bremer County
Board of Supervisors
Abraham Lincoln
Coolidge
Susie Cadwallader
J. 5. Johnson
Prospect Boulevard
Elmer Reeves
Waverly
B. S. Wright
Emmett
Ida
B. Eddy
Klstner
Janesville Cemetery
City in Brief and Local Notices
A collage of brief city items notes missing, travel, and visits. Miss Alice Judson visits in New Richland Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Reeder host from First Street. many trips to Niagara Falls and the east. a divorce granted to Cuba Tredwell from Lauree Tredwell. address changes and moves in Davenport Waterloo and Tampa. absent County Attorney Edwards ill with influenza. Black Hawk county grand jury adjourned. housewarming at Twelve Gables Prospet avenue with neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Judson
New Richland
Minn
Frank Johns
Ackley
Ivan
Butler Avenue
Harry Bathtell
Second Street
West
Pastville
Ralph Bachtell
Martin Taffner
Courier
Elpride Boulevard
Tampa
Pla
Highlands
Fin
Hoover
Mason and Dixon
A. J. Lindstrom
St. Petersburg
Fla
B. C. Lindstrom
Third Street
Ashland
Wis
Evelyn Lindstrom
George G. Davis
Waterloo
Los Angeles
Cal
Denver
Santa Fe
P. WW. Court
St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church
Davenport
Town
Wisconsin
Michigan
Lauermais
Ed Madigan
W. E. Cleary
Marinette
Frank W. Edwards
Black Hawk
Clouds and Wind Save Gardeners From Frosty Night
Clouds and wind kept frost away as temperatures fell to 30 degrees, two degrees above the year’s low. Saturday night saw a 37 degree low, while a chilly day kept home fires lit and readings steady. Three minor auto accidents were reported, with only minor damage.
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Jack
Weekend shopping spree in Waterloo with Whatupler
An illustrated, lively plea for readers to shop Waterloo stores. It highlights Booth-Joseph pewter displays at Whatupler and Woods' hats, Palais Royal dresses, wooden candles, and lingerie trends. Mary Lou offers personal shopping and hints at lending services to ease purchases.
Rabbi and Cantor Arrive from Roumania for Day of Atonement
Rev. Harry Greenberg of Cedar Rapids serves as cantor for Waterloo Jewish observance of the Day of Atonement. He arrived seven months ago from Roumania and speaks Roumanian Russian and Hebrew. His daughter, 17, attends Cedar Rapids high school and speaks six languages. He sang Kol Nidre last night.
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Harry Greenberg
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
United States
Roumania
Mr. Greenberg
Waterloo Managers’ Benefit Banquet Draws 121 Attendees
One hundred twenty one persons attended the third annual banquet of the Water loo Managers' Benefit association at Hotel Russell Lamson. Attendees included store managers their families and clerks from northern Iowa and southern Minnesota with out of town executives H E Headley W J Cleland A B Wilson W G Wilson and R J Quackenbush of Des Moines and Chicago.
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Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Iowa
Minnesota
Waterloo Managers’ Benefit Association
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
H. E. Headley
Chicago
W. J. Cleland
Des Moines
A. B. Wilson
W. G. Wilson
R. J. Quackenbush
Pepper Wash and Common Kitchen Uses
A vintage flavors note shares how to make pepper hash by simmering peppers with cabbage, vinegar, sugar, and salt then packing in jars. It adds tips on cocktails, fish, mint garnish, and mashed sweet potatoes for household cooking.
Burd and Behrens Plan Garage on Washington Street
The Parkhurst property at 518 Washington Street near Fourtly Street was sold to the Plaza syndicate for Harry Burd and Gus Behrens. A modern one story garage with basement will be built on the Jet frontage of 60 by 100 feet, costing 15000 to 20000 dollars. The house will be torn down and Graham Paige and Kissel autos will be sold in the new garage.
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Parkhurst
Washington ‘Street
Fourtly Street
Plaza Syndicate
Harry Burd
Gus Behrens
Plaza Theatre
Graham- Paige and Kissel
Burd and Behrens
Fifth
F. Y. & J. Lu Marquis
China Seeks Traffic Restraint in Opium Trade
Peking reports plans to control opium use with smoker stamps and registered opium dens. Far. T. Sung, head of the prohibition bureau, issues licenses and revenue stamps. Smokers may obtain permission to light up without fear of arrest after a lecture on the dangers of the habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Far
T. Sung
Opium Prohibition Bureau of Hopes
Prohibition Bureau
Aittle
New York Bermuda Air Service Feared in Early Form
Major R H Mayo of Imperial Airways in Hamilton Bermuda discusses a possible New York to Bermuda air link after investigations for a local airport. He cautions trans Atlantic service remains distant but NY Bermuda flights could come sooner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Bermuda
R. H. Mayo
Imperial Airways Limited
London
Rotary Club
New York
Bermida
American troops teach Nicaragua residents to play golf
Managua reports troops teaching residents to play golf as U S Marines increase presence. Since their arrival there are now two golf courses in Managua with growing interest in baseball and tennis among locals.
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Nicaragua
Managua
Pattern orders from Waterloo Evening Courier
The Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Department advertises up-to-date patterns sent for 13 cents each. Orders should reach the department and will be filled promptly, with delivery about 16 days after sending the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
ALJ
Knights of Pythias Asked to Aid Storm Sufferers
An appeal via telegraph from Alva M. Lumkin, supreme chancellor, requests rapid contributions to hurricane victims in Florida. Funds to be sent to Richard J. Meares, supreme master of exchequer, Wilnuington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of
Pythias
Knights of Pything Lodge of Own
J. &. Tuthill
Alva M. Lumtkin
Minneapolis
Florida
Richard JL. Meares
Wilnaungton
Spirit Dominates World Says New Trinity Pastor
Des Moines reports Rev. A. E. Moore formerly of Atlantic delivered his first sermon at Trinity Methodist Church. He urged that the spirit of Christ is the dominating factor in the world today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Christ
A. E. Moore
Atlantic
Trinity Methodist Church
State Curator Announces Radio Talk on Black Hawk County
State curator Harlan will give a radio talk on the Black Hawk county land survey from 4 35 to 5 p m today on Irony Bankers Lifp station WHO. He will cover all 99 counties in a series of talks in alphabetical order.
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Black Hawk County
Harlan
Des Moines
Lifp
WHO
Ben Hur Carnival Dance Wednesday Night
A carnival dance will be held Wednesday at 9 p m in KKPL hall by Melchoir court Tribe of Ben Hur for members only. It opens the winter series of dances. The mellers degree will be conferred on a class of 126 early in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kkpl
Melchoir Court
Tribe of Ben Hur
Melo Softens Water and Cleans Dishes
Dishies have to be washed but hard water hurts hands. It makes a greasy ring that soils the hands. Salt water won’t help. Add Melo to soften water and remove scum. The cleaner works with or without soap and leaves dishes clean while protecting hands. Get Melo from your grocer today.
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Society In Review
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Noble Grands of Temple
Rebekah Judge S
N. H. Smith
Commercial Street
P.T. A. Activities
Winner
F. G. Badwin
Hudson
A. R. Knudsen
J. D. Richards
J.L. Copley
John Smithbury
Albert Brandes
C. L. Ebert
Bert
Columbia Street
John Sickles
L. H. Fellows
Herbert. McGulligan
Forrest Squires
Phil Rickey
Marjorie McGilligan
Norma Aickey
Diridge
GD. CG. Knight
Airs
M. G
Graft
Jackson
Craft
Sride-to-Be
Gladys Towne
Ann Decker
Joann Miler
St. John’s Hall
Are Labor Bureau
Woman's Labor Bureau
Carpenter Hell
Imeet
Black Hawk IT
O. O
Wal
Church News
Wealminster Presbyterian Church
J. A. Flartleip
Paris
Mirtoring
T Ravel
Ray Short
Tour of
Cadwallader Iowan
Prohibition
Chester
Buchanin's
M. G. A. Bidy
Mouse-Warnaig
J. EB. Ridenour
Twelve Gables
Prospret Avenue
Whatupler
Walhes
Booth-Joseph
Mary Lou
Sonny
Sister
Woods
Brown
Palais Royal
Waterloo Drug Co
State Loan Co
Davidson
Your
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Burd & Behrens
Washington
Bay Parkhurst
China
Bermuda Air Service
Procel
Ben Hur
Weld
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
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