Nutting Party Opens YWCA Year for Business Girls
More than 100 business girls attended a Nutting party at the YWCA on Thursday evening to kick off the year’s program. Miss Ida Schwind introduced Miss Ivis Nelson and Miss Vera Rein ts, announced fall classes in dress and speech, leather tooling, American literature, and religious discussions, and detailed gym, swimming, and reading programs led by local instructors. The event featured piano numbers and a plunge, with health education director Carlton H. Isley outlining activities and courses for employed women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Rohit
Betty Young
Dean Rolitz
Cheshire
Are
D'Alberti
Ida
Schwind
W. C/A
Ivis
Nelson
Yers ‘Ones
Business Girls’ Club
Vera
Reints
George ‘Faust
Carlton H. Isley
Herbert Reed
Beulah Fletcher
Sylvester Howell
Bela Tracy
Rohlf
H. 5
Bunnell
Pearl Roberts
Ray Lewis
Harry Shaw
Burr Lichty
Grace Newkirk
Paul Sardeson
Henry Frank
Geo ‘Mak
Farewell Party for Pastor and Wife at Avenue Baptist
Burton Avenue Baptist members host a farewell in church parlors for Rev Marion Flint and Mrs Flint who depart for Tacoma Washington. The evening features orchestra music a vocal solo by Kepple a duet by Wilson and Mrs Larrabee and others with refreshments served after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton “Avenue
Warren, Steves
Walnut ‘Street’ Baptist Church
Sunnyside Women Golfers Party Planned Oct 9
Sunnyside Country Club to host an all day event on Tuesday Oct 8 for women who played golf this summer. After morning rounds a 1 pm luncheon will precede bridge and prize awards for the women's golf championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Country Club
National D A R Head Speaks in Des Moines
Mrs Alfred Brosseau national head of the Daughters of the American Revolution spoke in Des Moines as a special guest at meetings of local chapters and boards. Her principal address broadcast from station WHO covered the groups black lists controversy and urged youth movement warnings election participation and legislative engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Brosseau
Daughters of the American Revolution
Des Moines
D. AR
WHO
Brosseau
America
National Board of Management
Hints in Beauty Care Outdoor Fitness for All Seasons
Outdoor sports and home practices help stay fit as seasons shift. Emphasizes continued tennis and golf when possible, indoor options like gymnasiums or clubs, and safe skin care with cool water and cold air breathing. Mentions gentle wart care and peroxide use as alternatives to depilatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dante
Waterloo Couple Wed in Maynard Ceremony
Miss Beulah Joe Simpson daughter of Mr and Mrs W D Simpson became the bride of Loury C Larsen son of Mr and Mrs Nels Larsen at the Maynard Methodist church. Rev John DeLong conducted the 5 o clock Thursday ceremony. The couple will reside at 318 Glenwood Waterloo after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Syeet
Maynard
Beulah Joe’ Simpson
W. D. Simpson
Loury C. Larsen
Nels Larsen
Glenwood Street
Waterloo
John DeLong
Maud Elene Gould
Clarence E. Scoggin
Cedar Falls
Bernice Rowley
George Carley
Miss Gould
Check Grey
Guenda Brownell
Josephine Carley
Larsen
Maynard High School
Presbyterian Hospital Nurses’ Training School
East High School
Rath Packing Company
Lamprecht-Jaschen
Malinda Jaschen
Moritz Jaschen
Readlyn
Glarence HH. Lamprecht
Detroit
Mich
Herman T Lamprucht
First Lutheran Church
Henry Mueller
Mabel Lamprecht
Ralph Liesner
Black's Tearoom
Local clubs host meetings with bridge wins and prizes
This notes a series of Thursday afternoon gatherings by Isus, T T F, dovle, Do R Best, and a local band group. Prizes were won by Donald Pinkyson, Mrs. G W Legsdon, Mrs. Parnsworth, Mrs. June Gordon, and Mrs. Huff Biis. A luncheon and hostesses are listed with addresses and dates for upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isus Club
A. B. Maynard
Donald Pinkyson
G. W. Legsdon
Dovle Club
George Farnsworth
Berkshire Road
Parnsworth
June Gordon
Hush Biis
Guess
Daniel Holmes
Ellis
Charles Shaftner
Willy
Walter Schneider
City in Brief Highlights Local Visits and Meetings
Cedar Rapids visitors Mrs George Parker and Mr Dana Leonard host at 1230 Sixth Street West. Mrs George Pauls and sister Mrs G C Kober spend time in Washington Iowa and Sunset Road. George Bradshaw of Winnipeg visits W N Staley at 940 Seventh Street West. Mrs Jennie Barrett hosts Mrs Sarah Barlow of Portland Oregon, once Miss Sarah King. Bord B Trousdale stock company hosts Fratelli club at the YMCA. Tom Past sings and Bob Leefers perform. Black Hawk County Chiropractors elect officers led by Dr J H Clingman Cedar Falls and others in Waterloo. Peter J Peterson and son John sail from New York to Copenhagen on the United States. West Hill club hears Y M C A speakers Lartis and Remy. George Busby presides. Miss Myrtle Doullmoree resigns county probation officer Oct 1 to join West Town Vocational Placement Bureau in Chicago. Mrs Mary M Law succeeds Doullore as county probation officer. Mr and Mrs Wil Bauman and Mr and Mrs E Heitz of Monroe Wisconsin visit Waterloo. dinner hosted by G C Keber Sunset Road and by H Keber 637 Hingsley Avenue. Bake sale Saturday at Westminster Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Parker
Cedar Rapids
Dana Leonard
Sixth Street
Atti
George Pauls
Washington
Jennie Barrett
Washington Street
Sarah Barlow
Portland
Ore
Barlow
Sarah King
Fratelli Club
M. C
Tom Past
Bob
Black
Black Hawk Cotunty Chiropractor’s Association
H. Clingman
Cedar Falls
W. Z. Reth
Getler Falls
Mary E. Day
Waterloo
N. A. Golinvaus
Peter J. Peterson
Glenwood Avenue
John
New York City
United States
Copenhagen
Denmark
L. €.Artis
Central Christian Church
G. Verne Remy
Y. M. CG. Aa
West Hill Club
First Baptist Church
Geoge Busby
Myrtle Doulmiree
Madison , Street West
Chicago
Mary M
Law
Doliire
Wil Bauman
E. Heitz
Monroe
iWis
G. C. Keber
Sunset Road
Harry Keber
Hingsley Avenue
Westminster
Church News Highlights Local Women’s Club Activities
Church groups meet across the city with dinners, talks and planned events. Activities include St Mark’s auxiliary meeting at 218 Williston avenue, Violet MacKay hosting Sunday school at 110 Chestnut street, and Christ Episcopal choir planning season work at 1032 Vine street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mark's
Episcopal Church
F. Klegin
Williston Avenue
J. . Creede
Violet MacKay
St. Paul's
Chestnut Street
Christ Episcopal Church Choir
Robert Parrott
Vine Street
Ebb, Mounsey
Paul Brunberg
Wilbert Meyers
Mohena police chief warns new prowler gang at large
Police Chief Charles Mobbs says recent southwest city prowlers are a different gang from the burglars who hit 10 to 12 houses in one night. He notes the earlier crew acted with skill, leaving with less than $30. The report also notes E W Sutcliff moved his Waterloo district duties to Mason City for Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co to improve supervision over stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moheta
Charles Mobbs
Mohlis
Mason City
E. W. Sutcliff
Wellington Street
Waterloo
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Joint Liability Not Follows Joint Ownership Ruling
Judge George J. Sager in municipal court held that joint ownership of a car by husband and wife does not create joint liability. In Mrs. Allee Ray v Mrs. Mayme Nissen, the court found no evidence that Mrs. Nissen consented to her husband or that Peters acted with her knowledge. The case notes a prior divorce suit and an injunction not yet served affecting the car’s use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Sager
Allee Ray
Mayme Nissen
Wissen
One Hundred Sixty Babies Compete for Health Honors
One hundred sixty babies will vie for honors in the Baby Health contest at the Cairy Cattle Congress starting Monday. The event, in the women’s and children’s building, is sponsored by the cattle congress with Waterloo Medical Society the Social Welfare League and city hospitals. Two divisions each with four classes. Division 1 for city and town babies, Division 2 for rural districts. Classes include boys and girls aged 12 to 24 months and 24 to 36 months. Prizes are designed medals for first through third, with champions receiving silver loving cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairy Cattle Congress
Women's and Children’s
Cattle Congress Management
Waterloo Medical Society
Social Welfare League
Lake Worth Ex-Waterlooans House Moved by Florida Storm
A Lake Worth Florida house formerly of Waterloo was shifted off its foundation by the recent hurricane but sustained no other damage. The Bechtells and their sons sought refuge in a nearby steel reinforced church, which remained intact. Mrs Bechtell and her sister are serving meals to refugees. the note says 95 percent of Lake Worth homes were wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Bechtel
Waterloo
Lake Worth
Fla
Florida
Bechtell
A. W. Billings
Fifth Street
Chinese Drug and Indian Hemp in Iowa U Collection
A specimen of the Chinese drug ma huang and an Indian hemp tree were added to the University of Iowa pharmaceutical museum collection. Ma huang aids hay fever. hemp seed feeds canaries, leaves induce hallucinations, and the stalk provides strong rope. The museum already holds musk sacs from Tibetan deer, Bulgarian vanilla, and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Serctea
Towa City
University of Iowa Pharmaceutical Museum
India
Canaries
Nyiseurm
Tibet
Bulgaria
Indictments in Black Hawk County Charge Liquor Violations
The Black Hawk county grand jury in Judge R. W. Hasner's division handed up three indictments for second offense liquor nuisance against Charles Sibert and A. N. Shanks with appearance bonds at 750 dollars. Walter Beckett was indicted for liquor nuisance with bond at 500 dollars. A fourth indictment names another man not yet in custody. Sibert and Shanks face liquor injunction violations. all named defendants are in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
R. W. Hasner
Charles Sibert
A. N. Shanks
Walter Beckett
Sibers
Shanks
Beckett
Hospital Installs Green Furniture to Cheer the Sick
Presbyterian hospital purchases a seven piece private suite from Selser's at 617 Commercial Street to be installed on the second floor. The Simmons Company of New York builds the steel furniture including an adjustable Henry Ford bed. The vivid green with red accents aims to improve mood and health as the ward undergoes redecorations.
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Rick
Presbyterian Hospital
Selser’s Furniture Store
Commercial Street
Simmons Company
New York City
Henry Ford
The
Concrete Highway to East Turkey Day Promise
J A Paulson district highway engineer said two and a half miles of No 20 in Dubuque county remain to be paved to provide continuous concrete pavement from Waterloo to all points east. If weather allows, motorists should drive Waterloo to Dubuque on a continuous slab by next Thanksgiving. Detour continues via the Asbury Road between Centralia and Dubuque. Road surfaced with crushed rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque County
Waterloo
J.A. Paulson
o,Gay
Dubuque
Asbury
Centralia
Myers Divorce Granted Amid Custody Ruling
Laura H Myers was awarded a divorce from Fred H Myers by Judge R W Hasner on cruel treatment. Fred H Myers did not contest. custody of a minor daughter Kathleen given to him. Marjory Bisdorf filed for divorce from Philip Bisdorf asking custody of three children James 7 Edward 6 and Robert 18 months with 300 dollars temporary alimony and a writ of injunction to stop molestation at their family home on Ankeny Street. The couple married October 2 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankeny Street
Bisdorf
Fried Filet and Fritters From an Old Recipe Page
A scrambled recipe excerpt offers steps for fried filet of raèdedech and fritters with carrot, pastry, and cheese pudding ideas. It notes a meatless cheese pudding serving eight and suggests Tartare sauce for the fish. An explosion in Rome at Piacenza’s government powder mill kills 13 and injures five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Piacenza
County Treasurer Faces Heavy Cash Flow At Tax Office
The County Treasurer Ed Madigan reports a surge of payments at the counter this week. Cashier Karl West notes this is the last week to pay the Jest half of taxes without penalty. Property owners have flooded the office with six to eight clerks issuing receipts and daily collections ranging from 45000 to 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Madigan
Karl West
Bankers set for Philadelphia convention trip
W A Lane and Fred Wray cashiers of First and Pioneer National Banks joined Antawn Paes in leaving for Philadelphia to attend the American Bankers association annual convention. Lane serves on the association’s executive council. The event runs from Monday to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Ow. Aww. Garesuene
We Commercial National Bank
W. A. Lane
First National Bank
Fred 4. Wray
Pioneer National Bank
Philadelphia
American Bankers Association
Lane
The
National Association
Weaving of FRACT Predicates and Local Accidents
Weave of FRACT Pred leg set obituary note? The text reports a woman at 012 Oneida Street suffering two compound fractures above the ankle in a bathtub fall, hospitalizing at St. Francis. Clarence J Kurth plans to attend Columbia College after a St Marys prep course. San Diego report: Los Angeles Presbytery opposes Gay presidency, favors Hoover, amid early convention opposition from ministers and lay members.
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Columbia
Clarence J. Kurth
Joseph Kurth
Summer Street
Dubuque, Ta
Columbia College
Kurth
St. Mary's Academy
Presbytery
San Diego
Cal
Los Angeles
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Sons of Union Veterans of Civil War—Memorial
Women of Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hath Caledonian Society
Francis P. Cotter
Dairy Cattle Congress
R. T. Wise
Atudiary
I O. O. FL
Black Hawk I
Hall
M. B. A. Lodge
Harry Black
Waterloo I
C. F. Hall
Waterloo Scottish Rite Club
W. CO
A. Baldino
Woman's Relief Corps
Parkersburg
Natural Music Club
Marian Steel
Ben Barg
Max Rare
Fourth ‘Street
Jack Reinstein
A.’ Siegel
Hadassah Society
Herman| Kaplan
David Iegel
National Emergency Fund
Talus Schulz
Woman's Club
Public Library West
C. E. Howard
Leo Mak
Glenn Tibbitts
Howard. Tomer
Laura Jensen
Seattle
Wash
Perry Hoffey
Willard EK. Belding
Second Street West
Bridge
Alice Hile
Billy Winslow Dunlevy
Mars. J. A Dunlevy
Mulberry Street
National
D. A. R. Head
Gertle
Weld
Euapp
Joe Gray
John Stallman
Louis ‘Tunis
H. Verne Myers
Kingsley Avenue
Ruth
Hoyt
Franchere
F. E. Franchere
Sioux City
Mary Lipkin
Jean Deutchman
Marion Feldman
Fourth Street West
M. Cohn
Bess Unger
Lincoln Circle
G. J. Bennett
Lovejoy Avenue
Jessie Sohm
H. H. Jensen
Linwood ‘Ave
Emil Hansen
Rockingham
N. Hi
BE. Nielson
Clinton, Ja
John Ross Reed
Favors
E. Nielson
Lars Nielson
Cedar, Falls
Y. W
Augusta Gasher
Arlington
Jack Sommer
J. R. Vaughan
Clara Keck
Pasadena
Keck
Watertoo
Harry Gille
Harold Masters
Earl Dean
T. T. F Club
Green Lantern Tearoom
Roy Gilley
Euesh
Henry Bills
Berteh Avenue
D. K. Nutt
LaPorte Toad
Beng
J. A. Harthrip
Ray Smith
Wallgate Avenue
Wy Zack
Arthur Hickman
D. Bowers
Hickman
For & Complete Optical Service
Buchanms
M. CG. A
Church News
Wiiting
First Brethren Church
Central Christian Chirch
Roy Metzger
Randolph Street
Lew
Harris
W. 2
Helde
Arthur Erbb
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth
Carl] S. King
C. F. Carroll
Frank Miller
C. £. Smalley
Leone Robbins
Sophis Smalley
Linden M. E
W. A Porter
Bath Street
Carl Speth
W. C. Hoch
Lindale ‘Avenue
W. &. Coram
Center Street
A. Jd. Wiegel
Iowa
U Collection
Paris
Jenny
Booth-Joseph CO
Sycamore
the Hygienic Products. CO
Canton
Ohia
Sant-Plath
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Paes Antawn
Weaver
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