October activities announced for Sunnyside Country Club
Sunnyside Country Club reveals October schedule with a dinner dance on Oct 15 and the season finale on Oct 30. Reservations required for dinners and dances, plus card parties on Oct 6 13 20 27 and a stag dinner Oct 22. Caddies banquet Oct 23 and golf match on Oct 18 with host outcome from losing to winning teams.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Wallowe'en
Ihe
Nual
Rizes
Sunnyside
Elections and Observance at Willard WCTU Meeting
The Willard W C T U held elections for delegates to the state convention and department officers, commemorating Frances Willard’s birthday. Local representatives to the Maxon conference October 26–29 include Mrs. Yapp and many others. officers and vice presidents from churches were listed along with a birthday program and flower fund updates.
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Willard Mnll
Frances Willard
Maxon
P. Yapp
Gi. Re Aldrich
Myx
N. Clark
Dever Woodring
Flower Missions Aa
Ls. Park
Iola
First Methodist
Like Shott
H. Varely
Grace Methodist
Jila Kibler
St. Batts Methodist
If. M. Bandfield
Linden Methodist
A. A. Bontrager
First Brethren
Laura Holmes
First Baptist
J. ‘. Thompson
Walnut Street Baptist
Ray Williams
Bethel
Mary Fi
Mmes
Yapp
Mitchell
Stull
Glas
Peter Woodring
Flom
Lyons
Boone Biblical College
Alpha Beta Gamma Jamboree Dinner for Rushees
Alpha Beta Gamma of Iowa State Teachers College hosted a rush dinner in Black’s tea room with delphinium bouquets blue candles and friendship calendars as favors. Mrs. Truman Wagner played horn selections and several guest rushees attended along with honorary member Alison Aitchison. An informal garden party with bridge and sorority songs is planned for Thursday at Jeanette Corsant’s Cedar Falls home.
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Alpha Beta Gamma
Iowa State Teachers College
Black
Truman Wagner
Betty Craver
Sylvie Day
Marguerite Gay
Alpha Johnson
Pearl Dwyer
Dorothy Kline
Louise Lamb
Ruth Rucker
Dorsthy Zavillion
Rhea Wahle
Anna Mae Wilson
Helen Wuttke
Alison Aitchison
Jeanette Corsant
Cedar Falls
Dinner and Music Entertain Guests in Madsen Home
Mr and Mrs J C Madsen hosted a 7 o clock dinner at their home last evening with blue and yellow cards and yellow flowers. Guests included Clarence Quackenbush Hoy McLain Roy Alaize Roxy Stevenson Henry Gilbert Mrs Allie Mishler and Will Eyestone. Musical numbers were performed by Mrs Maize and Mrs Gilbes.
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J. C. Madsen
Messrs
Mmes
Clarance Quackenbush
Hoy McLain
Roy Alaize
Roxy Stevenson
Henry Gilbert
Allie Mishler
Will Eyestone
Maize
Gilbes
Newly Married Couples Honored At Private Reception
Newlywed Air and Mrs. Lisyd Gerholdt were feted at a reception last evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Heiple. About 50 guests attended with dinner, speeches, toasts, and music. The marriage occurred in Oskaloosa, Iowa.
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Air
Lisyd Gerholdt
Stephen Heiple
Air Gerholdt
Oskaloosa
Reception Honors Mrs. Walter Gordon and Mrs. J Esther Finley
A reception at Mrs. J B Young’s home honors Mrs. Walter Gordon and Miss Esther Finley. About thirty attendees heard brief talks on missionary work by Rev. Mr. Gordon and Mrs. Gordon. Music featured piano duets, vocal numbers, and readings as guests enjoyed preserves and refreshments. The Gordons, back from India, are staying at 637 Third Street for the winter with their daughter Betsy.
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J. B. Young
United Presbyterian Church
Walter Gordon
J Esther Finley
Mr. Gordon
Gordon
United States
Iadia
Betsy
Third Street
Della Green
Thelma Amos
Misa Thizel Day
Max Wiskey
Young
M Gordon
Bride and groom honored at Stukenberg home party
Miss Dora Wheeler, later Mrs R Stukenberg, and groom M Wb were guests of honor at a party hosted by Miss Neva Steimmayer and Miss Elsie Kaltenbach in Galena. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs George Windoff, Mr. and Mrs Henry Aires, Miss Evelyn Hile, and others. Stukenbergs, married September at Galena, reside here after a Canada trip. he works for Buick.
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Neva Steimmayer
Elsie Kaltenbach
R. ©. Stukenberg
George Windoff
Henry Aires
Evelyn Hile
Ferrel Wheeler
Florence Wheeler
Forrest Barnhart
Airs. Windorf
Aires
Bis. Seukenberg
June Steinmayer
Stukenberg
Galena
Canada
Rockford
Buick Company
Dora Wheeler
George Woellert
West High E Q V Club Initiation Dinner Honors New Members
West High school E Q V Club hosted a dinner at Black's tearoom honoring 33 initiates. Miss Lilian Grange presided, with remarks from vice president Bertha Ferris secretary Kathryn Thompson and treasurer Esther Gaston. Mrs J J Buechele spoke as advisor. Arline Cole played piano and Julia Christiansen led the program.
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Q. V. Club
West High School
Black
Lilian Grange
Bertha Ferris
Kathryn Thompson
Esther Gaston
J. J. Buechele
Arline Cole
Julia Christiansen
Life and Papers on Child Training Road at Meeting
Mrs. H. R. Elwell hosted a Child Conservation league gathering at her home. President Mrs. F. S. Giles led the meeting as papers on child training and notable figures were presented by Mrs. Giles, Mrs. L. C. Drover, and Mrs. 4. C. Brandt, with Mrs. Cathy also contributing. Refreshments followed. guest Mrs. W. W. Davis attended.
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H. R. Elwell
Child Conservation League
F. S. Giles
Sehonl
W. W. Davis
Hints in Beauty Care by A Kent Forbes
A health focused beauty column advises that fresh eyes come from overall health. Improve by hydrating, sleeping 8 to 9 hours in ventilated rooms, avoiding eye strain, and consulting an eye specialist if problems persist. The piece warns against overusing glasses and suggests supportive eye exercises and color choices to enhance eye appearance.
Waterloos Woman's Club Arts Dept Opens Year Friday
The Arts Department of the Waterloo Woman's Club will meet Friday at 2:30 PM at the clubhouse to begin activities for the year. Mrs. Leland Clark Leeper chairs the event with current events by Mrs. Maude L. Seales and a program featuring Schubert works performed by Mrs. Charles Young, Mrs. Claude Bennett, Mrs. Albert Greel, and Mrs. Karl Manz. Hostesses are Mrs. Clav Chaprmian and Mrs. A. J. Bushy.
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Fine Arts
Waterloo Woman's Club
Leland Clark Leeper
Maude L. Seales
Zk Taper
Franz Schubert
Charles Young
Claude Bennett
Albert Greel
Karl Manz
Clav, Chaprmian
A. J. Bushy
Gold Leaf Camp Royal Neighbors Plans Events
Gold Leaf Camp Royal Neighbors announces three Friday events. A card party will be held in Mogae hall with Ella Jorgenson in charge and Eunice Arnold coordinating refreshments. Juveniles meet at 5 pm after vacation. A successor meeting follows for AM members with business.
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Gold Leaf Camp
Mogae Hall
Ella Jorgenson
Eunice Arnold
Kasai
Graham Moffat Wedding Service Read Yesterday
The wedding of Graham and Moffat was held yesterday at the church of Viger Dreshytechun. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. A. T. Graham in the presence of immediate relatives. The bride wore a cream georgette gown with georgette veil. No attendants. The couple will reside at Mr. Graham's farm near Hudson after a short trip.
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Graham-Moffat
Fisther Moffat
Dike
John Graham
Audsen
Fe Pom Yesterfing
Graham
Jvter
Mes
W. A. T. Graham
Mrearines
Viger Dreshytechun
Coreham
Inema
Grishamt
Neue Hudson
Surprise Birthday Party Honors W. P. Orvis
A large gathering of relatives and friends celebrated W. P. Orvis on his sixtieth birthday at his home on anklin street. Guests included James Kelley and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Titeon, Dale Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Artin Hazel, and many others from the Orvis family. The evening featured games cards and a supper.
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W. P. Orvis
Orvis
Anklin
Benely
Aun James Kelley
Jean Ad Tian
Tley Titeon
Glan Amd
Maxine
Tany—tin Stark
Waterloo
Working Man as Captain of Industry Compared Abroad
Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Draude of Beech Street return from a 2 1/2 month trip to England and Germany. They report unemployment higher in England and Germany, housing strain in London, and harsh conditions for workers including low wages and long hours. They note rising Jewish influence in London finance and describe Krupp plant shifts and wartime price effects. They sailed July from Quebec and returned home after a largely pleasant voyage.
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England
France
Valentine Dranude
Beech Street
Afra
Draude
London
United States
Draude Wereweil
Hensen-Nassau
Germany
Willan Maibaich
Altstadt & Langlais
Pinkerton Bakeries
Leondon
London Housing Commission
Housing Commission
August. Lafont
Westgate-on-the-Sea
Kent
Westminster Abbey
Tower of London
St. Paul's Cathedral
Waterloo
Essen
Sulentic Gives Jack Four Rounds In Philadelphia
Nicholas Sulentic of 1400 Fourth Street East told 132000 fans in Philadelphia that Jack Dempsey could have finished Gene Tunney in the later rounds but saved energy. Sulentic said Dempsey left Tunney on the ropes but did not deliver a knockout, giving four rounds to Dempsey including the second fourth seventh and tenth.
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Dempsey
Dempsey-Gibbons
Shelby, Mont. &S
Tunney
Philadelphia
Presett Trperis
Nicholas Sulentic
Fourth Street East
Sulente
Dempey
Miller Starts Two Houses for Lester W Miller
Construction began today on two houses for Lester W Miller. The 2315 Fourth Street West property features a square plan with a double garage and 60 foot frontage. The other English style home sits at 15 Prospect Hills Boulevard with a 50 foot frontage and a cost of 6 506 dollars. Contractor Cleve Miller expects completion by December.
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Lester W. Miller
Pioneer Bank
Miller
Prospect Hills Boulevard
Cleve Miller
Kanawha to Sell Public Lighting Plant to Central States
In Towa Falls Iowa on September 2 the Kanawha vote favored selling the local 18 light system to Central States Election Co. by 233 to 2. The town has received power from Central Iowa Power & Light of Humboldt for 12 years under a 25 year franchise.
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Towa Falls
Spe
Eihy
Towa
Kanawha
Celar Rapids
Titel
Central Iowa Power & Hight Company
Humboldt
Feaston of Missions School at Woratminater Church
The third Feaston of the school of missions at Woratminater Presbyterian Church will take place Thursday evening. A dinner will be served at 6 30 p m. Six classes will meet from 7 15 to 8 p m.
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School of Missions of
Woratminater Presbyterian Church
Dinney
Dairy Cattle Show Schedule And Exhibits Event
The program outlines a multi day event featuring Ayrshire and Brown Swiss breeders meetings at Hotel Russell Lamson with music by Black and White orchestra Southern Jubilee Singers A-M-E-S quartet and Third District American Legion band. Exhibits include cattle and horse judging in the Hippodrome with poultry lectures and demonstrations and a grand parade with riding and circus acts. The schedule spans Wednesday and Thursday with concerts lectures and special demonstrations throughout the grounds.
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Russell Jaimson
Southern Jubilee Singers
A-M-E-S
Meritan Legion Band
God Soloists
Ayrshire
Holstein
Jersey
Waterloo Co-operative
Black and White
A-3
Third District -American Legion
HL A. Bitter
Bender
Third District
American Legion
Southern Juddilée Singers
West Waterloo High School
Woolstein Friesian Breeders
Galloway Club
Russell
Lamson
Automontin
Civil War Veterans Mark Campground Dedication in 64th Reunion
Civil War veterans held a reunion and dedication ceremony in Town City marking the campground of the Twenty-second, Twenty-eighth and Fortieth Town Infantry. Only about twenty veterans attended the exercises. Meanwhile a subway crash in New York injured thirty-seven people as a Brooklyn Manhattan Transit train collided with an Interborough train at Astoria during a rainy day. Storms hit northern Italy with deep snow in the Venetian mountains and flooding in Trieste.
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Town City
New York
INS
Brooklyn Manhattan Transit
Interborough
Astoria
Italy
Rome
Venetian
Trients
Pwas
Day Break Marks Record Tax Payments at County Office
Taxpayers crowded the county treasurer’s office as Ed Madigan announces daily receipts totaling 122 469 and a September 28 total of 14 972 383 paid over the counter. Indications suggested the day’s receipts might break the record before the last half installment due.
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Oflice
Ed Madigan
Lyman Church
Lodge Buys Property for Home in Clinton Ta
The 1.0.O.F. lodge purchases the Shoecraft block at Fifth Avenue and First Street plus 50 feet west for a lodge home with possession set for November 1. Mrs J M Shoecraft sells to J H Maloney who resold it. America lodge and Valhalla lodge consolidated last week taking the former name.
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Clinton, Ta
America
Lodge
Shoecraft
Fifth Avenue
First Street
J. M. Shoecraft
Eric
J. H. Maloney
Valhalla Lodge
5600 Students to Swear Tomorrow at Iowa Induction
Five thousand five hundred University of Iowa students will take the oath of allegiance at the annual induction ceremony Thursday morning. More than two thousand are freshmen. A large parade will precede the oath administered by President Walter A. Jessup.
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Town City
University of Iowa
Walter A. Jessup
Dairy Cattle Congress Visitors and Local Notices
City items note T P Kelleher of the Illinois Central Railroad as a visitor to the Dairy Cattle Congress. Lincoln Brown of Holdrege Nebraska arrives for a dairy show visit with cousin A W Brown. Mr and Mrs Charles Rowe and Mrs Burt Nollenbeck are staying with Mrs J A Gary. Miss Wilma Fortsch leaves for Ames Iowa to enroll at Iowa State College. Mrs Clara Marsfall returns from Philadelphia after attending a dressmaking meeting and post graduate study. Edna Esher returns to Los Angeles after visiting parents and the Pathe Pictures offices in Chicago, then to Salt Lake City.
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T. P. Kelleher
Chicago
Ilinois Central Railroad
Dairy Cattle Congress
Lincoln Brown
Holdrege
A. W. Brown
Charles Rowe
Mra
Burt Nollenbeck
Marion
J. A. Gary
Pranklim Street
Birs. Rowe
Hollenbeck
Wilma Fortsch
F. W. Fortsch
Commercial Street
Ames
Department of
Iowa State College
Clara Marsfall
Mr-Lads Beauty Shop
Philadelphia
Marbello School
New York
Edna l. Esher
F. W. Esher
Vinestreet
Los Angeles
Cal
Pathe Pictures, Inc
Pathe
Salt Lake
Independent oil dealers seek uniform brand of lubricant
Independent oil dealers at the Four States Conference in Kansas City today and tomorrow discuss standardizing a single lubricating oil brand. The session addresses product sameness, dealer needs, and market implications for independent firms.
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Independent Oil Dealers
Kansas City
Sto
Oil firm executives attend city meeting
Henry G C Wurater of Gawkeye Oil, Robert Mc Dowell of Black Mohawk Oil, and A GL Lommel of Bartles Shepherd Oil attend the meeting.
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Henry GC. Wurater
Gawkeye Oil Company
Robert ‘McDowell
Black Miawk Oi] Company
A. GL. Lommel
Bartles Shepherd Oi! Company
A Stylish Dress for 15 Cts and Easy Diamond Dye
A faded wardrobe can be revived with true Diamond dyes. The ad touts easy at home dyeing for curtains, covers, scarfs, spreads and underwear. Request the Diamond Dyes Cyclopedia and the Color Craft book free from Diamond Dyes, Dept N3 Burlington Vermont.
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Diamond Dyes Cyclopedia
Burlington
Vermont
Kotex promises safety and comfort in sanitary care
Insisted to end insecurity from sanitary pads, Kotex claims five times more absorbent than cotton pads. It deodorizes and removes fear of odor, allows everyday social or business activity in peace of mind with no laundry or embarrassment. Available at drug or department stores for a few cents.
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KOTEX
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