Rush Week Sets Teas Dinners Chains for Town College Sororities
The State Teachers College rush week ends next week with teas dinners novelty luncheons and picnics. Waterloo girls are among the rushees and parties follow set dates though gathering places are undecided. Sororities Kappa Gamma Phi Omega Phi V QO Sigma Phi Delta Phi Delta and Phi Sigma schedule events Monday through Saturday.Literary society rushing ends Sept 29 with picnics dinners and theatre parties noted in the fall term social calendar.
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State Teachers College
Waterloo
Son and daughter in marriage near Traer Iowa
Mrs. Frank Seda living south of Traer Iowa had a son Ludwik Seda marry Mildred Roubinek of Clatier in Holy Trinity Otter township. Anna Seda wed William Biles of Toledo in Immaculate Conception Clutter. Ludwik Seda, WWI veteran, directs an orchestra and farm on the Seda home. The newlyweds will reside on the Seda farm. William Biles will live on the Riley farm near Toledo.
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Traer
Frank Seda
Ludwik
Mildred Roubinek
Clatier
Holy Trinity Church
Otter Township
Hradecky
Misa Anna Seda
William Biles
Toledo
Thomas Vepatek
Immaculate Conception Church
Clutter
Ludyik Seta
John W. Roubinek
Otter Creek
Sir
Seda
Mr.Biley
Frank Biley
Riley Farm
Danish Lutheran Recital Highlights Local Service
Danish Lutherans hear a recital by Marentze Nielsen a noted Danish soprano from New York City. Accompanied by a pianist, she gave an English interpreted program before a appreciative audience at the Waterloo church. Birthday observance honors Mr. Frank Go Rooyey as hostess Mrs. Mary Go Rooyey presided at a dinner. Herman Kelel and Edith Berlke wed in a Dysart study in First Baptist church with Rev. R E Williamson officiating.
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Aferentze Nielsen
New York City
M i Tecal
Olos
Minnesota
New York
WJZ
Irs
Mary
Go Rooyey
Frank
August Hurstman
Reinbeck
Moffit
Dike
Ray Martin
Cedar Fatls
George Sargeant
Hudson
Graut Nis
Alga Saak
George Bo Glen Bovey
Edna Bovey
Waterloo
Herman Kel@el
Edith Berlke
Dysart
First Baptist Church
R. E. Williamson
Covnle
Health Program of General Federation Gets Good Start
The General Federation health survey program announces broad support from 18 states for a biennial health survey. Mrs. Walter McNab Miller urges state prizes and seeks club cooperation with public health nurse involvement and Metropolitan Life Insurance backing for printing and distribution of results.
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General Federation
Department of ‘Public Welfare
Waimnen
West Haden
Ind
Walter McNab Miller
Department of Public Welfare
Insurance Company
Miller
Dala
Bar and
Boards of Education
Chambers of Commerce
Fabercy Associa Hons
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Metropolitan Site Insurance Company
nationalPrize
Old Fashioned Receipts From Aged Beauty Books
A curio article lists old fashion beauty recipes and household cures. Parsley infusion with alum camphor and borax is described to bleach skin and tighten pores, plus honey water with lemon and cloves for facial care. A corn remedy uses bread in vinegar to soften the center, while nose and facial toning care is suggested.
Whittier P T A Plans to Install Clinical Service Room
The Whittier P T A plans a clinic room in the school building with Mrs. E Robb in charge. The proposal tops a list of yearly goals set by the committee at a Thursday morning meeting chaired by Mrs. Q A L and with nurse Minnie Maibauser and principal Ruth Woodgraft coordinating.
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Whittier P.T. A
Roble
Whittier
Minnie Maibauer
Ruth Woodegraft
Kwilk
Robb
Antnyil
Q. AL
C. On. West
W. Ll. Pedbord
F.C. Bush
Harry Lintert
A. G. Cole
T. CG. Green
H. RR. O'Dell
M. F. Coonts
Dinner Guest of Telephone Force Honors Miss Smith
Miss Alce Smith of Detroit will wed William B. Nugent soon. She attended a Northwestern Bell party at Black's last evening in honor of the guest of honor, with 40 office staff in attendance. Toasters included J M Skogmo and several others, while Miss Margaret Watterson and Miss Angeline Nelson were introduced. Gifts were presented to the guest of honor. Legion Auxiliary members sewed quilt blocks for a Memorial Day booth plan. Chapter 1 meeting and Mason review noted, with Mrs Stolner to discuss Bess Streeter Aldrich.
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Alce Smith
Willian B
Nugent
Detroit
Mich
Lonor
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Black
J. 4M. Skogmo
J. H. Hileman
William Bethe
P. E. Conrad
BD. B. Barth
F.C. Marinan
B. Green
A. I. Weigel
Margaret Watterson
Angeline Nelson
Miss Smith
Harmonizing Line Club Hosts Surprise Birthday Party
Club members and husbands gathered Thursday evening at Mrs. Charles H. Bailey’s home to celebrate her birthday. In 500 games, winners included Mrs John Cumming, Mrs Clarence Chaney, Mr and Mrs Leland Shoaf, Charles Reed, and Clifton Shiek. Nine of Hearts Club played 500 Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Irwin McGinnis’s home with Mrs George Forrester and Mrs Lewis Lempke as hosts. Hostess Kathryn and Margaret McGinnis assisted.
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Tuncheon
Mary I
Leonard
Russell-Lamson
H. WK. Leonard
Lyman Miller
Wiss Ruth Dietz
Harmonizing Line Club
Charles H. Bailey
John Cumming
Clarence Chaney
Leland
Shoaf
Charles Reed
Clifton Shiek
of Hearts Club
Irwin McGinnis
Oeers
George Forrester
Lewis Lempke
Kathryn
Margaret
Church Flight Services Highlight New Activ ity At United Presbyterian
More than 100 attended a church program at United Presbyterian last evening featuring a pie supper followed by informal talks and a devotional service. Miss Mary J. Campbell and Rev. W. C. Chisholm led the program with other leaders from the church. Membership plans monthly gatherings for similar services and a sewing circle card party drew thirty participants at St Mary’s hall with prizes awarded in 500 and novelty contests.
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United Presbyterian Church
Mary J. Campbell
India
J. BR. ‘Murray
W. W. Lytle
W. C. Chisholm
St. Mary’s Hall
Sewing Circle
Fla. Zimmerman
T. M. Graham
Fayers
William Marriman
Copper Cops Cupid's 103 Help Grundy Boy
A Grundy youth sought police aid to escort his sweetheart home after a jilted suitor threatened disaster. Charles Pickens and officers provided protection as the couple walked to a carriage and found safety.
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Copper
Grundy Boy
Charles Pickens
Cenro
Inieck
Medical Life 60 Seeks 300000 New Insurance in Five Days
Waterloo agents press to reach a weekly goal of 300000 in new business for Medical Life Insurance Company of America. J J Shanks announces daily write of about 40000 with 26 agents in Waterloo. Since Sept 1 the company has written about 2500000 in new business and aims for 2000000 that month. An essay contest on keeping insurance dollars at home is planned with a dinner for agents and staff. A separate note covers the Sheppard-Towner clinic for mothers and babies in Pacahontas with twenty infants examined.
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Waterloo
Medical Life Insurance Company of America
Loame
Lafayette
J. J. Shanke
Manger
J. G Londergan
Shanks
Bue
Contergan
Toetel Russell-Lamson
Glenic
Pacahontas
Sheppard-Towner
Two Persons Slightly Hurt In Auto Mishaps
Two people sustained slight injuries in separate accidents Thursday. Artell Newton of 1949 Mulberry Street suffered leg bruises after falling from his motorcycle near home. F. D. Gramm received minor cuts when his car overturned at Riehistress and Fairview Avenue during a near collision with another car driven by G. E. B. Bope.
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Artell Newton
Mulberry Street
F. D. Gramm
Riehistress
Fairview Avenue
Greamin
G. E B. Bope
Sear Falls Baila Ace GEORGE H. TWADDLE
Resident news representative in Dada. Fails of the Waterios Evening Courier and Daily Reporter, offices at West Fourth Street. Telephone No. 12, office hours 9 to 10 a. m. and 1 to 2 p.m.
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George H. Twaddle
Dada
Waterios Evenine Courier
Daily Reporter
West Fourth Street
Picnic at Cong's Church House Draws 75 Members
Seventy five members attended the picnic supper at First Congregational church house in Cedar Falls last evening. Plans were discussed for promotion of Sunday school exercises and the new club season opened with a program featuring educational institutions of the United States.
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Cong’s Church House
Cedar Falls
First Congregational Church
Uas
Sirs. R. E. McLaughlin
Hestress
United States
iMahanual
Lions Club
F. OL. Mahannih
Cedtar Falls
Local News Notes and Social Cues From La Porte City
The La Porte City Bulletin summarizes resident Edith Adams as a local news representative for the Waterlon Evening Courier. The piece references hospital cases, social gatherings, a week of community events, and mentions individuals linked to La Porte City life amid muddled OCR.
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la Porte City
Edith Adams
Waterlon
Bhone
Gold Star Markers Planned Along Highways to Honor Deceased Veterans
Des Moines reports a project to place gold star markers along White Way No. 7 and the Jefferson highway naming local men who died in France. The first marker is planned for Nov 11 in Scott County, with funding campaigns spread across several counties and expressed hopes for Armistice Day completion.
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Des Moines
Sepc
Betore
Davenport
France
Kendall
White Way No. 7
Jefferson Highway
Scom County
Scott, Guthrig
Cass
Johnson
Mdatias
Pottawattamie
Polk
Palo Alto
Monroe
Dickinson
Coun
Waterlog Evening Courier PATTERNS Ad offers sewing patterns
Advertisement for the Courier patterns department inviting readers to mail 15 cents per pattern to obtain up to date design patterns for dresses and jumpers. Patterns cover sizes 2 to 14 years with yardage estimates and mailing instructions for fall winter 1925 26 book. Patterns mailed after receipt of payment and stamps.
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Fashion Department
Wayverloq
Staniae
Joe
Committee Members Named for Jefferson Highway Work
The organizing committee for the Jefferson highway project lists chairman Mrs. Lou McHenry sister of Senator A B Cummins and members Adjutant General L J Lasher Frank N Miles J H W Hoffman Des Moines Bert Halligan Davenport Percy Lamson Council Bluffs Dan Steck Ottumwa Hanford MacNider Mason City W D Arehia Corning with others aiding the cause.
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Fies
Jefferson Highway
Lou McHenry
A. B. Cummins
L. J. Lasher
Frank N. Miles
J. H W. Hoffman
Des Moines
Bert Halligan
Davenport
Percy Lamson
Council Bluffs
Dan Steck
Ottumwa
Hanford MacNider
Mason City
W. D.arehia
Corning
Spirit of 1925 urged at Gates College assembly
R Shoemaker, treasurer and general manager of the L Kimball company, spoke to Gates college students on the theme The Spirit of 1925. He said the spirit of 1926 is the spirit of getting by and urged students to follow older people by taking the initiative to do something.
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R. Shoemaker
Reg L
Ed Madigan to tell Clarksville of towna pump and blacksmith
County Treasurer Ed Madigan will discuss "The Old Home Town" at a Clarksville community meeting. Born and raised in Butler County, he will recall the town pump swimming hole mill and blacksmith shop and compare pioneer life with today.
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Ed Madigan
Clarksville
Madigan
Butler County
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