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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1925

Page

2

Dorothy Heyde to Go to Germany as Business Manager

Dorothy Heyde plans to return to Germany after less than a year in Waterloo to become a business manager for a Leipzig artist. She will sail Oct 8 on the Westphalia with Miss Elna Christensen. The farewell gathering at Ada and Margaret Haus’ home featured in a heart game won by A Fratzke and gifts for Heyde. she studied at Yows State Teachers College Cedar Falls and attended night school.

Dorothea Heyde Waterloo New York City Elna Christensen Niss Heyde Westphalia Germany Leipzig Watertow Martin Heyde

Kennedy Dailey Nuptials Read in Allison Church

Miss Matel Josephine Dailey and Vincent J. Kennedy wed at Immaculate Conception in Allison Iowa at 6 am Rev Father McKinley officiated. Agnes and Sidney Dailey attended. Bride wore turquoise blue velvet and chiffon with Ophelia rose corsage. Breakfast followed at the bride’s home. couple to Des Plaines after a visit with Kennedy parents in Ames.

Charles City Girl Announces Coming Marriage at Party

Miss Marjorie Graham daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Graham announced her engagement to Carl Wackerbarth Cedar Rapids during a bridge party Monday evening. The marriage is planned for November 1 with a wedding trip to the west and return via New Orleans.

Charles City Marjorie Graham Frank Graham Carl Wackerbarth Cedar Rapids Tbaw New Orleans

Returned Mission Worker Speaks at Plymouth Cong

Miss Mrauvel Memmet addressed missionary society members of Plymouth Union and First Congregational churches in Plymouth church auditorium Tuesday afternoon. She discussed China religious conditions and her 27 years leading a girls school, noting students’ eagerness for educational opportunities and self-support efforts. Mrs. Harry Pin presided, devotionals led by Mrs. William Hardcastle, and Mrs. Lb. D. Blandford spoke. about 34 attendees from two churches and the host congregation.

China Shaowy Mrauvel Memmet Missionary Society Plymouth Union First Congregational Plymouth Church Misa Bennet Harry Pin Plymouth Society William Hardcastle Lb. D. Blandford First Church Union Parish

Church and Guild Meetings And Rummage Drive

First Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet at the church tomorrow with Mrs Henry Heilen Schmidt and Mrs Henry Diekman as hostesses. St Margarets guild asks donations to the rummage sale by Oct 8 and to call Mrs C W Baxter or Mrs H B Frantz. Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 30 in the school for business and social hour with three hostesses. Sunday School Workers Association will hold a dinner session at 6 15 Thursday at First Presbyterian parlors, followed by a business meeting and devotional service.

First Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society Henry Heilenschmidt Henry Diekman St. Margarets Guild St. Mark’s Episcopal Church C. W. Baxter Immauuel Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society A. M. Shaffer Fred. Timmermann Otto E. Roepe Bunday School Workers Association First Presbyterian Church Women’s Societies of Churches First Congregational Church C. W W. Wester Catholic Women's League Frank LeVatley Evangelical Ladies’ Aid Society Spaniors St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Women’s Guild W. H. Merner Teger Rasmussen Women's Association of

Water loo Bridge Club Dinner at Park Inn Cefiar F Palls

Twelve members of the Water loo Bridge club met for a dinner session in the Park Inn Cefiar F Palls Tuesday evening. Autumn glowers were used in decorations. Mrs George J Wood, who is leaving in October for Miami Florida, is entertaining Z and Ete club members in Black's this afternoon. Dinner will be served at 5.

Waterloo Bridge Club Park Inn Cefiar F Palls George J. Wood Miami Fila

Regular Army sergeant to instruct guard here

Frank J. Abbale of the Seventeenth U S Infantry has been assigned to the Town national guard as instructor. He arrived in Waterloo today for temporary duty with Captain Altes Johnson, senior instructor. He will be stationed at Mason City.

Beauty remedies for stained skin and nails from common kitchen items

The article discusses DIY stain removal methods for skin and nails using lemon juice as a bleach and astringent, with other options like tomato juice for ink stains and cucumber, olive oil, and vinegar as soothing or nourishing aids. It notes risks from strong acids and offers practical tips for polishing nails and cleaning under them.

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Better Homes Talk Highlights Greek and Roman Principles

Architect Mortimer B. Cleveland spoke to Home and Education clubwomen on Better Architecture in the Home. He noted that small homes can use core principles of ancient design, illustrated with slides. The session included reports from the biennial convention, Kalamazoo home description winning a national contest, piano solos, and club leadership remarks.

Mortimer B. Cleveland Home and Education Department Cleveland America Flo G. W. Chester Kalamazoo Mich I. C. Hemsworth Karl Menz N. A. Lichty

Froth from Milk Buckets at Dairy Cattle Congress

Visitor R K Bliss director of extension at Iowa State College inspected displays at the Dairy Cattle Congress and showed interest in the contest association and youth exhibits. County agents praised practical work while exhibitors and clubs prepared calves, stalls were tidy, and Holstein and Guernsey groups saw leadership changes and junior support through shared decorations and blankets bearing owner initials.

Dairy Cattle Congress R. K. Bliss Towa State College Bliss Contest Association Cunningham Flack Hawk County Holstein Association of

Machinery arrives for Waller factory move to Waterloo

Two carloads of machinery arrived today for the Waller Manufacturing Company as it relocates from Dubuque to Waterloo. Installation at the Miller Products building in Westfield will proceed quickly with aluminum automobile heaters as the principal product.

Waller Manufacturing Compan Pubuque Waterloo Mil Jer Products Company Westfield

Waterloo men win places in Cedar Falls glee club

Five Waterloo students at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls won places in the Minnesingers. The small group, led by Prof. Walter Harris, is praised as among the best male choirs in the Midwest. Veterans compose most of this year’s lineup, signaling one of the most successful college years.

Waterloo Glee Club Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Alls Svalter Brust Baker Merl Amasey Erwin Kattenbach Harry Thompson Mas Noah Middle West Slem Veteras Iful Wee.harsis

September Ends Unusually Warm with Record Rainfall

September 1946 closed with unusual weather as temperatures swung from 41 to 101 degrees. First week saw daily highs near 100s, rainfall totaled 6.13 inches, second-highest monthly total of the year. Unsettled October forecast follows, with cooler, more agreeable weather anticipated. Wartburg synod opens 50th convention in Burlington, Pa, led by President Rev. Dr. R Neumann.

Ralph B. Slippy Mercury

City in brief fills page with social notes and dairy congress talk

Local items note visitors such as Mrs Minnie Ladd of Oelwein staying with the Howards at 704 Fourth Street East and Annie Bruner returning from Black River Falls Wisconsin. C W Simpson of Cedar Rapids, superintendent for northwest Iowa of American Railway Express, and T A Heverstad of the Chicago Great Western visit Dairy Cattle Congress. Short talks by C G Lanning, Ben Colton and G R Holton to discuss the past present and satire of the Dairy Cattle Congress at a Franklin club dinner. 26 Loyal Order of Moose initiates. Long Beach visitors J W Daggett and wife to Cedar Falls Waterlan Webster City Primghar Sanborn Sioux City. Apples weighing 19 ounces shown from Reid’s yellow dent earn and Wolf River apples from the Lloyd and Jacob Brown fair near La Porte City. Lions club hosts lectures on dairy cattle Congress with Harry Barton in charge. Railroad officials in town include Playd Jodon and Os Mahres among others. France supplies daily airlifted eel and snails for glamour from Paris.

Annie Bruner Williston Dairy Cattle Congress C. G. Lanning Ben Colton G. R. Holton Franklin Club Loyal Order of O 'Moose Moose Hall J. W. Daggett Long Beach Cal Cedar Falla Waterlan Webster City Primghar Sanborn Sioux City Ratle Lions Club Harry Barton Brown Canadian Pacific Qmata Nebr M. Schenk Union Pacific Dex Moines OM. Black

Hoffman Returns From Rifle Shoot With Two Medals

Sergt Ernest Hoffman of Company B Waterloo national guard returns from Camp Perry where he and the Iowa national guard rifle team placed second in class. He won a grand aggregate medal and a distinguished marksman medal. Camp Perry ran Aug 20 to Sept 26 with 12 actuals, two alternates, team captain Maj. 2 L. Fulton Des Moines and coach Lieut. Wilson Iowa City.

Sergt Ernest Hoffman Waterloo National Guard Camp Perry Lows National Guard Iowa Huffman Maj 2. L. Fulton Dea Moines Lieut. Wilson Iowa City

Dangerous Insane Patient At Large Watch Urged

Police seek Jacob Huckel, 42, Le Mars, who escaped the state hospital for the insane at Independence Tuesday evening. He is 5'11", 225 pounds, blue eyes, brown hair, fair complexion, and described as dangerous. He wore overalls, duck coat, and shark shirt and sweater. Cedar Falls reports no rainfall from 31 p.m. Tuesday to 7 p.m. today per the official observer.

Jeu Jacob Huckel le Mars Ine Idependence Huckel Cedar Falls

Radio programs from Davenport to Detroit aired across stations

A fragmented listing details radio schedules and programs across Davenport, Des Moines, Chicago, St Louis, Detroit and nearby stations. It names farm school segments, lectures, musical programs, orchestras, bands, soloists, and concert times, with multiple stations and hosts throughout the day.

Davenport Radio Farm School Sandman WEAF WOAW Omaha WREM Chicago Dave Nudelman Frarell Anderson Nate Caldwell WMAQ Chicago Theatre Watagd WKS Ralph Emerson EALC A. Quartet KYW Ces Paul Whiteman Collegians Wee WGN Drake Hotel Wex Pero Prewarkansas City School of the Air RSD St. Touis Wan Detroit-Pontiac Goldae Detroit T. Orchestra Sar Folsta WOCG The WBBM Eddie Lofrt Archestea Pisanie Watag” Chicaga I Theatre Tat Fei Goltie WEBI Chichen Piew ShoTios Wad Uteb Piaasings Hear Alting Trie Voerl Yo Times Brass Ba Ae A Pontiacs fAlTi Jean Goldteaties Goldskatte'y Sereamilera Iweco Ainnenpolit Daal Petrnit Cog Feza Eram WAL Kansas City Aire Tidy Frofie Tlantadion Koo Athtetia Eli Erchestra Eal

Zion Church Rally Day Set for Cedar Park

Zion Evangelical church and Sunday school plan Rally Day on Oct 11 with morning talks by auxiliary officers and an evening address by Prof John Hommel formerly of Ellsworth College now at Iowa State College Ames. The event marks reopening of church departments after summer.

Cedar Park Zion Evangelical Congregation Thruout John Hommel Ellsworth College Iowa State College Ames

John N McQuilkin Dies of Heart Disease at 70

John N. McQuilkin 70 prominent in La Porte City Iowa commerce municipal and religious circles died of heart disease at 2 20 am at his home after a period of illness He had recently traveled to Waterloo and seemed improved Survived by his widow He served in Presbyterian parish roles and was active in business and civic affairs.

la Porte City John N. McQuilkin la Porta City wAlthe Waterloo Mr. Medluilkin

Local club notes and social plans from Waterloo area

A short business session elected a new club member and visitors, with two members praised for past travels to Callicraft and plans to return. The September meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Church chose officers: Chairman Mrs. Richards, Secretary Mrs. Kaiser, Treasurer Mrs. Igell. Social hour followed as hosts’ duties rotated. Other items include members visiting Illinois and Florida, picnics planned at city park, and plans for winter stays in Florida and Davytowa Beach.

A.‘ Kine W. S. Lyman Winnter Callicraia Alley Aid Society E. Church Ladies’ Aid Society The M. E. Church W. W. Milne Albert Igell Littie Clint Stainke Florida Clint Stahnke Waterloo la Porte City

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