Shower Honors Mrs Updegraff At Sigourney
Mrs Curtis Updegraff was honored Tuesday evening with a post nuptial shower at the home of Mrs W H Hamilton. Over 100 guests attended as Rachael Updegraff presented gifts. Speeches and musical numbers followed, with a luncheon served by the year book committee. Local clubs and societies opened their seasons with new officers and reminiscences from past presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigourney
Curtis Updegraff
W H. Hamilton
Tisha Moorman
Grace Hawkins
Ruth Clubb
Rachael Updegraff
Ohera
Ethel Park
Martha Hamilton
Laurie Goeldner
Paul Hultquist
Sigourney Women's Club
Memorial Hall
R. F. Ashbaugh
C Cc. Hen- Inger
Leo Pfaff
Ashbaugh
Hultquist
Joe Arnold
Frank Beatty
W. H Needham
Bell Stirlen
Alpha Delphian Society
Dorothea Newton Weds Herbert Wittmer In Chicago Zion Church
Miss Dorothea Newton and Herbert Wittmer wed at Zion Lutheran Church in Chicago on September 2 with Rev. J Detjen officiating. Attendants were Miss Helen Krachey and Manford Frederickson. A reception followed at Mrs. Kratzenberg’s home. The couple, both from prominent families, will reside in Chicago after nursing and business training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Newton
Northwest of
Vinton
Dorothea Newton
Herbert Wittmer
Chicago
Zion Lutheran Church
J. Detjen
Helen Krachey
Manford Frederickson
E. J . Kratzenberg
Wallace
Norman New
Calmar Couple Announce Lauretta Crerleman Marriage Plans
Mr and Mrs J W Crerleman announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Lauretta to Alphonse Hageman son of Mr and Mrs Henry Hageman. Messiames E J Hackett Anna Evenson and Knut Boe hosted the Lutheran Ladies Aid at the church on Wednesday. A farewell was given for Miss Mary Bervar who departed for Briar Cliff College in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W Crerleman
Lauretta
Alphonse Hageman
Henry Hageman
Messiames
E. J Hackett
Anna Evenson
Knut Boe
Mary Bervar
Sioux City
Briar Chiff College
Ora Fern Peet Weds John Hayden Thomas in Denver
Mr and Mrs Glenn A Peet announce the marriage of Ora Fern Peet to John Hayden Thomas in Denver Colorado on June 15. Ora Fern is a Martelle High School class of 1922 and Cornell College graduate who taught physical culture in Longmont Colorado for two years. John Hayden Thomas is a mining engineer. They will reside in Longmont Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn A Peet
Martelle
Ora Fern
John Hayden Thomas
Denver
Colo
Martelle Consolidated High School
Cornell College
John T. Thomas
Longmont
Methodist Social Circle Names Officers After Meetings
W D Lyle J W Kober and O W Hemsworth Division One met Wednesday in the church with hostesses Mrs Effie Calkins Mrs H HKaIser Mrs Frank Krebs and Mrs Etta Goodwin. Mrs Glenn Haven was elected president with L T Richards as vice president W A Franklin as secretary and C V Barnhart as treasurer Readings and musical numbers were performed by Ruth and Bessie Sawyer Marion Tutt and Guinevere Barnhart. Division Two met Thursday with Mrs H Beal Ora Van Brocklin elected chairman C A Brust vice chairman G Tecter secretary and E L Esher treasurer Assisted by S O Smalling and Will Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D Lyle
J. W Kober
O. W. Hemsworth
Effie Calkins
H H Kaiser
Frank Krebs
Etta Goodwin
Glenn Haven
L. T Richards
W. A. Franklin
C. V Barnhart
Ruth
Bessie Sawyer
Marion Tutt
Guinevere Barnhart
H . Beal
Ora van Brocklin
C A. Brust
G . Tecter
E L. Esher
S. O Smalling
Will Wilson
Millersburg Bridge Party Bid Farewell For Verona Stanard
Millersburg hosts a farewell bridge gathering for Cedar Heights resident Verona Stanard with multiple guests. High scores went to Blanche Hardy and Ruth Faas. a surprise celebration for Blanche Hardy preceded her Salt Lake City move. A Dorcas society meeting was noted and the Taylor family reunion was planned for Montzgrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot Dyson
Erma Dansdill
Bridge
Verona Stanard
Cedar Heights
Blanche Hardy
Milo Dansdill
Dorothy Ellwood
Roxie
Ruth Faas
Williamsburg
Cedar Heidhts
Reba Dansdill
Hilda Bauer
Gladys Pope
Rosenn Stanard
Mildred Bauer
Catherine Berry
Margaret Cunningham
Vena Faas
Louise Carder
Marie Cable
Margaret Castello
Laurine Bauer
Jean Dansdill
Gladys Bauer
Reta Dyson
Doris Dyson
John Bauer
Salt Lake City
Helen Adams
Aileen Flinspach
Rosena Stanard
Dorcas Society
Taylor
Montzgrove
Webster
Everett Sparrow
Walter Fuller
Harry Goldner
Will Cram
Cora Axmear
Will Sparrow
Erwin Gerard
Francis Grimm
Mable Lortz
Sarah Montross
Will Taylor
Virgil Grimm
Jerry Shaull
Dorothy Wood
Richard Tinkle
Charlies Hilfiker
Millersburg
Curyehia Ridpath
Thornburg
Velma Hesley
Sherman Wilhite
Charles
Louise van Fleet
John Blerh
Charles Taylor
George Taylor
Keswick
Minnie Sparrow
West Union Weddings and Rainbow Girls Installation
West Union residents Frank Browne and Alice Zimmerman wed at Holy Name church with Rev M F Toomey officiating. The Rainbow Girls staged a Saturday installation with Evelyn Turner as installing officer and Clarice Moulton named worthy adviser among a large slate of officers and local members, followed by a reception for teachers with PTA involvement and community officers coordinating invitations, decorations, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Browne
Alice Zimmerman
West Union
Holy Name Church
M F Toomey
Helen Hinsenbrock
Raymond Schmelzer
Rainbow Girls
Evelyn Turner
Clarice Moulton
Kathryn Strauch
Elgin
Lavanda Carr
Clermont Is Charity
Marian Halverson
Clermont
Hope
Shirley Teigen
Bernice Stelzmiller
Veda Rulifson
Deloris Teigen
Treva Jane Carmichael
Hawkeye
Helen Alcorn
Margot Musser
Lucile Hansel
Lolita Blake
Betty Kohler
Janet Stichter
Betty Ann Finch
Eileen Evans
Virgil
Local society notes from Cedar Falls and Le Mars events
La Porte City residents Lorena Gonnerman Andrew Kober and Merlin Kober attend Western Union College at Le Mars. Cedar Falls hosts a Black Hawk County WCTU convention with new Cedar Falls leadership. Lyra Chapter 129 Eastern Star resumes after summer. officers named. Catholic Ladies League elects new officers. Fairview United Brethren Aid holds all day meeting with officers chosen. Frangible Aids program features readings and piano solos. Presbyterian Mite Society hosts program. Local hostesses and committee members listed for multiple events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorena Gonnerman
Andrew Kober
Merlin Kober
Western Union College
le Mars
H. L. Coleman
Pearl Williams
Elmina Edsill
F. M. Igon
Black Hawk County
J V. Peterson
E B Mclaughlin
Alma Hackell
Lyra
Eastern Star
Harold Johnson
C A Hayzlett
Catholic Tadies League
Hol = Cramer
George Gill
Garner
Joe Smith
Hoom D
Fred Walthers
P W O'Bren
Troy
Lucille Tee
P M Steward
Gretchen McQuilkin
Presbyterian Mite Society
C Greorge Banger
Gertrude Gardner
Jo Lambamma Meyers
Kihine
Harry Knight
Clyde Jenks
George Strohm
Oxford Agnes Parvin chapter holds annual Chapter of Sorrow
Oxford Agnes Parvin Eastern Star Chapter will hold its annual Chapter of Sorrow in the hall next Sunday evening. A twilight service at 6 30 p.m. will be open to the public. The fourth quarterly conference of the Federated church was held Thursday in the Presbyterian church. Dr Benzinger of Mount Pleasant was in charge. Mr and Mrs Elmer Grauer entertained at dinner Tuesday honoring Mr and Mrs Roscoe Batley of Stella Neb who visited here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Parvin
Eastern Star
Federated Church
Presbyterian Church
Benzinger
Mount Pleasant
Elmer Grauer
Roscoe Batley
Stella Neb
John Murbach
High Amana
Lou Wagner
Betty Jean
Norrine Wagner
Chester Royal
Ecuchre
Albert Gray
David Sentman
Walhiam Bain
Anna Slezak
Charles Slezak
Baraboon
Wis
Creorge
Kurt Anna Fisher
Frank Fisher
Town City
Midgiev Mathews
Marquette
Susie Watson
Rebekah Indge
Vision Eddy
Des Moines
Methodist Church
Witham Hardy
Walter Greathouse
Dan Babcock
John Frenren
Fd McCabe
Durwood
Iowa City
James Barry
Tom Doolin
Jack
John Cellman
Maynard School Hosts Faculty Reception By PTA
A reception for the faculty of Maynard Consolidated School was hosted by the Parent-Teachers Association on Tuesday. Attendees included Daryl Sorg and Mrs Arthur Sorg of the F ap worth league, Lester and Kathryn Bencke of the Luther league, LeRoy Henniges, Mary Rannes, Alice and Merritt Cummings, and Frances Mears of the Presbyterian Fidelis class, along with twelve girls of the NRG 4-H iris club. The Rev WF Caldwell and Superintendent C D Hileman spoke, and the entertainment committee featured Mesdames C O Barnes, L C Surfus, Oscar Sykes, and Jesse Parke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Consolidated School
Parent-Teachers Association
Daryl Sorg
Arthur Sorg
Fapworth League
Lester
Kathryn Bencke
Luther League
LeRoy Henniges
Mary Rannes
Alice
Merritt Cummings
Frances Mears
Presbyterian Fidelis
WF Caldwell
C D Hileman
Mesdames
C O Barnes
L C Surf
Oelwein Chapter Plans for Grand Officers Visit
Oelwein District No 5 Eastern Star completes arrangements for a day of events honoring Grand officers and representatives from 17 chapters. Lorraine Ashby announces committees for registration decoration reception luncheon and social program at country club and church. Local dignitaries from Jesup Halzeton and other chapters participate with welcomes and gift presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Lorraine Ashby
Ethel Young
Christine Hintz
John Jepson
Helen Everett
Mae Hearne
Ethel Preston
Mary Shirk
Bernice Fickle
Cecile Ferrell
Pearl Williamson
Carlyle Hintz
Maude Bogert
Ola Coon
Arthemise Edgar
Maude Young
Hazel Platt
Country Club
Mesdames
C B. Chambers
Helen Hilsabeck
Mayme Tousley
Presbyterian Church
Alice Hanson
Floy Logeman
Millie Lerdall
Linda Borland
Daisy Ray
Temple
Oelwein
Herman W. Hall
Dr. Western
Jesup
Grace Davis
Barbara McFadden
Pearl Goff
Halzeton
A. C. Himtz
A. S. Harper
G. N. Wassom Bernice Woodward
Cedar Rapids
Grand
Rainbow Girls
West Union
James Doty
T and T Club
Hotel Mealey
Maple Grove Club
Ed Clark
Ray Bell
Wendel Clark
Wendel Clark Assisting. Mesdames
Henry Harms
Fred Harms
Louie Anderman
Lutheran Aid Missionary Society
A Christian Church
Jay Cook
I. E. Wade
Oelwein Teachers Club
P. H Maley
Northwest
The
Baptist Aid Society
Modern Country Club
Homer Gartz
Dorothy
Delys Hanson
Elizabeth Gartz
John Gilson
First Baptist Church
M. A. Webb
W. E. Brubaker
Monticello Dinners Honor Schreiner Chapter Members
More than seventy five members and visitors attended a Schreiner chapter dinner in Monticello's Masonic hall Tuesday to honor past worthy matrons. Elizabeth Wallis sang two selections. initiatory work was shown by numerous past worthy matrons with Charles Coxsee assisting. Out of town guests included Ruth Newton and others from Olin Sac City Mount Vernon Wellman Beaver Dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Gutensohn
Janet Hazard
Charles Northrop
Methodist Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Howard Deischer
Stella Lang
Lou Lang
Ed Huibregtse
Deischer
Lang
L. J. Swift
Carrie Clark
C. C. Jolly
Reading and Sewing Club
Otto Burrichter
William Grossheim
Charles Luett
William Tuetken
Owatonna
Mina Schreiner
Masonic Temple
Harvey Adamson
Schreiner
Alma Stickford
Emma Maurice
Lillian Northrop
Eda van Buren
Elvira Grimes
Anne Echtern
Masonic Hall
Elizabeth Wallis
Sane
George Guyan
Schrenmner
Rohwedder Olin
Ruth Newton
Olin
Lilian Stewart
Sac City
Elzabeth Wallis
Mount Vernon
Clara Foreman
Wellman
Edith Schemmel
Beaver Dam
Country Club
Margaret Oestricher
Imogene Stuhler
Ernest Skelly
A J. Rickless
Stewart Stuhler
Carrie Page
Florence Noble
Izora Bancroft
F A Royden
Orlando
Fla
de von Schroeder
Maguo- Kota
Halstead Carpenter
L. W Lovell
Frederick Stahler
John Fraser
League of Women Voters
John Perrine
Edith Rockwood
Washington DC
Committee On Public Welfare
Marie Cherrington
Iowa City
League
Miss Rockwood
Cherrington
Kate Maurice
Minnie Rettig
Thomas Hamilton
Delta
Local Club Meetings Open Year With Socials
The Bay View study club held its first meeting of the year Tuesday with Mrs. John T. Wherry and speakers Mrs. Minnie Walker and Mrs. Wherry. Katherine Bronson led a discussion. The Progressive Woman's club opened its year with a picnic supper hosted by Mrs. Sophie Sievers with committee members Gladys Marshall Pearl Rogers and Isabelle Barber. The Cozy club met with Mrs. Martha Sears. Dorothy Marshall won first prize at bridge and Gladys Coleman the traveling prize. The Methodist Ladies Aid was entertained by Mrs. S. F Schaefer. The Epworth league held a weiner roast at the Goodrich home. Antonia Shaketon was surprised on her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay View
Bridge
Gladys Coleman
Methodist Ladies Aid
S. F Schaefer
Epworth League
Goodrich
Antonia Shaketon
Pre nuptial shower honors DeLoris Storms in Lone Tree
Miss DeLoris Storms celebrated her upcoming marriage to Albert Wagoner of South English with a pre nuptial shower hosted by Mrs Celeste Baumer Mrs Blanch Mumm and Mrs Cecelia Herring at the Baumer home Attendees included numerous Iowa City Spirit Lake and Lone Tree residents with a supper at the Wiese home North of town The Women's Relief Corps gathered at Legion Hall Tuesday with hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celeste Baumer
Blanch Mumm
Cecelia Herring
Baumer
DeLoris Storms
Albert Wagoner
South English
Miss Storms
Lone Tree High School
University of Iowa Hospital
Wagoner
University Hospital
William Wiese
Wilma
Spirit Lake
Charles Strub
Rodney
E. D. Strub
Maynard
Lola Kessler
Donald
L. P. Kessler
Herman Ruppert
Clarissa
C. J. Ruppert
John
Fred Ruppert
Joe Mencl
Iowa City
O . Wiese
Alice
Eugene Wiese
Lone Tree
Karl Wiese
Ernestine Wiese
Wiese
Women's Relief Corps
Legion
Jane Foster
Sadie Windess
Edna Carl
Marriage of Eleanor Browne and Dale Welte announced
Announcement from Kalona reports the marriage of Miss Eleanor Browne of Marshalltown to Dale Welte of Kalona on September 9 in Marshalltown. Browne is daughter of Mr and Mrs L W Browne and former University of Iowa student. Welte, son of Mrs Edith Welte, is a 1931 University of Iowa commerce graduate and works in De Kalb, Illinois with Browne Manufacturing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Browne
Marshalltown
Dale Welte
Kalona
L W. Browne
University of Iowa
Welte
Edith Welte
University of Iowa College of Commerce
de Kalb
Ill
Browne Manufacturing Company
Methodist Ladies Aid Elects Fifth-Year Leader at Moncrief Home
Center Junction reports Mrs Stella Stingley re-elected president of the Methodist Ladies Aid for the fifth year with Mrs Lucy Dodge as vice president, Mrs Grace Mead secretary, and Mrs Belle Watson treasurer at a meeting held Thursday west of town. The Presbyterian Women’s Missionary society gathered at Mrs James Livingstone’s home with a program by Mrs J B Lechusen, Mrs J WN Smith, and Mrs Peter Prahm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Willis
Moncrief Brothers
Stella Stingley
Lucy Dodge
Grace Mead
Belle Watson
Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
James Livingstone
J .B. Lechusen
J WN Smith
Peter Prahm
Dysart Couple Wed in Belle Plaine Ceremony
Tone Brunn of Norway and Alfred Erickson of Dysart were married May 6 in Belle Plaine with Rev Nielson officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs J G Brunn of Norway, is a 1923 Marengo high school graduate. The groom, son of John A Erickson of Dysart, is a Dysart high school alumnus and has worked northeast of town. they will reside in Dysart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tone Brunn
Norway
Alfred Erickson
Dysart
Belle Plaine
Nielson
J. G. Brunn
Marengo High School
John A. Erickson
Dysart High School
Frese and related families picnic at Crystal lake and Alex park
Sunday gatherings brought the Freese family to Crystal lake with Mrs Fred Freese and children Elsie Malinda and Herbert joining Henry Freese and his daughter Burdell Deloris and Florence Freese Eleanor Becker and Gerald Kemmann of London plus Alfred Freese and Carol Bennet Mr and Mrs William Fehling and Harold son Julius Freese and William Kreinbring with Henry Sander of Clarence also Lietz family reunion held at Alex park east of Wheatland London contingent included Gus Ruchotzki Emil Werndt Henry Gade Walter Gade John Burmenster and Henry Otte and their families
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Milota
Toronto
Frese
Crystal Lake
Fred Freese
Elsie
Malinda
Herbert
Henry Freese
Burdell
Deloris
Florence Freese
Eleanor Becker
Gerald Kemmann
London
Alfred Freese
Carol
Bennett
William Fehling
Harold
Julius Freese
William Kreinbring
Henry Sander
Clarence
Lietz
Alex Park
Wheatland
Gus Ruchotzki
Emil Werndt
Henry Gade
Walter Gade
Wilton Junction resident Marked by twenty first birthday
Wilton Junction Leo McSwiggin celebrated his twenty first birthday at home on Wednesday. Attending were Rosemary Roederer, Marie Martick, Mary Hart, Mary Doran, Mary Kook, Lorraine Angerer, Wilma Campbell, Mary Dorothy McSwiggin, Carl Roederer, Russell Roederer, Bob Budelier, George Kook, Henry Angerer, Frances Doran and Frances Brugman. Irma Wildasin hosted the Tuesday Bridge Club in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo McSwiggin
Rosemary Roederer
Marie Martick
Mary Hart
Mary
Helen Doran
Mary Kook
Lorraine Angerer
Wilma Campbell
Mary Dorothy McSwiggin
Carl and Russell Roederer
Bob Sbudelier
George Kook
Henry Angerer
Frances Doran
Frances Brugman
Irma Wildasin
Presby Pollyanna Class Hosts and Picnic Plans
Mrs Ed Duffe and Mrs M M Harding topped scores at a gathering with guests Mrs M J Thede. Hostesses Vera Ketelsen Blanche Marchant Clara Leith led the vestry event for the Presbyterian Pollyanna class. A class picnic is set for Gill's grove Tuesday. The Methodist W H M society held a Friday picnic at Mrs Clara Cooling's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Duffe
M. M. Harding
M. J. Thede
Vera Ketelsen
Blanche Marchant
Clara Leith
Minnie Kiser
Marcia Wise
Belle King
Gill's Grove
W. H. M. Society
Clara Cooling
Earlville Methodist Ladies Aid elects officers and chairmen
Mary Bergman was re elected president of the Methodist Ladies Aid society at a Tuesday meeting. Elected were first vice president Lena Bramley second vice president Rose Klaus Secretary Nellie Baskerville treasurer Irma Thompson and circle chairmen Alta Metcalfe Mary Burrow Lois Clifton Blanche Larson Blanche Kahler Rose Klaus. The Standard Bearer society met at the Methodist Episcopal church with Grace Holscher Faye Taylor and Jean Alice Merten as hostesses. Miss Holscher led devotions and Edith Slick led the program. The Monday afternoon club met with Emily Pilgrim at the F M Clifton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bergman
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Lena Bramley
Rose Klaus
Nellie Baskerville
Irma Thompson
Circles
Mesdames
Faye Taylor
Jean- Alice Merten
Miss Holscher
Edith Slick
Emily Pilgrim
F. M. Clifton
Randalia Woman's Relief Corps Meeting Held at Vern Arthur Home
Randalia The Woman's Relief Corps met last week at the home of Vern Arthur with Mrs. Vern Arthur and Mrs. John Peterson as hostesses. The next meeting is scheduled for October 6 at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Vern Arthur
John Peterson
West Liberty Eastern Star and local club notes
West Liberty hosts for 29 Past Noble Grand circle members with officers named for the year. A round table discussion on Your Favorite Artist and Picture is given by Mrs. W. T. Johnson. Lotus chapter 320 plans its first fall meeting Monday at 8 p.m. Presbyterian Sunday school class hosts readings at Mrs. Henry Heath’s home with several guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. McGuire
Noble Grand Circle
George Case
Ray Rockafellow
Neilie Brand
Mae Compton
Guardian
Clifton McIntire
W. T. Johnson
Rockafellow
John Foster
Lotus Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Presbyterian Sunday School
John Bothell
Henry Heath
Bothell
Maria Campebell
C. E. Buredine
Shopping With Nancy at Arm Strong's and Kilian's
Nancy highlights new Mary Armour ensembles at Arm Strong's with soft wools tweeds and basket weaves, three quarter jackets high collars, satin dresses, and colors Italian wine grape blue rhumba and brown. Also featured are olive green Veldora coat suit with fur, black diagonal weave with Persian lamb, grey swagger suit with blue sweater. prices from 19.75. Also Kitterman’s fur cleaning Retex smartening, Webster’s dictionary fourth edition, Montieure wedding portraits, and Kilian’s sportswear week with suede jackets knit dresses and a Dunmoor hat priced 6.75 and a brown angora knit dress 19.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong's
Breakfast at Harmony Cafeteria Gains Morning Traffic
The Harmony Cafeteria reports growing crowds for breakfast with patrons praising leisurely meals. Businessmen reportedly gather for congenial morning talks as service runs efficiently and diners start the day well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Radiant gas heater from Cedar Rapids Gas Company
A cedar rapids gas company promotes its Radiant fire heater as an efficient, low cost solution to warm a home quickly. It highlights quick warmth, child safety appeal, and invites customers to view models in store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Bailey Boot Shop Offers Shoes for All School Attire
Bailey Boot Shop promotes shoes to match fall ensembles for girls going away to school and those arriving, highlighting formal and semi formal wear. The shop showcases velvet, satin ensembles and emphasizes elegance and a perfect fit with high quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Boot Shop
Bailey
Fashions Fade Corsetless Silhouette Gains Ground
The Lady Lou silhouette is waning per Patou who criticizes corsets needed for the hourglass. Wool fabrics appear in gloves shoes and hats. Large pins clips and buttons garnish woolen frocks. Hats rise to peaks or flatten as teapots or pancakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Lou
Patou
Knapp-Monarch Coffee Percolator At Iowa Electric
The Knapp Monarch automatic percolator, available from Iowa Electric Light and Power Co, ends guesswork for timid coffee drinkers. Plug in, switch on, and the current stops at the right moment. full chrome plated, two sizes priced at six cups 7.75 and nine cups 9.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Electric Light and Power CO
Mermaid silhouette and new dress trims debut in fashion notes
The item describes a satin collar called the cable collar for necklines and armholes of new dresses. It mentions the mermaid silhouette, London smoke and falcon wing gray tones, and added fur on silk and wool dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Falcon Wing
Watch Display At Boyson Jewelry Co Glows With Gift Idea
A window display at Boyson Jewelry Co showcases an array of watches for Christmas gifts. The ad highlights a Xmas Club allowing a watch to be saved with a dollar down. A fifteen jewel solid gold case Waltham watch with two diamonds is priced at 37.50, as prices are expected to rise before the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyson Jewelry CO
Boyson
Waltham
Solving Laundry Problems With New Process Services
New Process Laundry offers six services including wet wash Thrif T soft-dry rough dry Homemestic and Prim-Prest. Each option promises varying levels of dampness dryness ironing and starching to meet consumer needs and eliminate laundry worries.
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Mrs. Updegraff
Calmar
Lydia Wehmeier Perkins
First Ave
la Porte City
Bezdek’s
Florist
Johnson Avenue NW
Floral Service
Oxford
Monticello
Wyoming
Center Junction
Madam Mae
Salon DE Beaute Roosevelt
REX Beauty Shop
Third St. SE
Lowden
Wilton Junction
Earlville
Randalia
West Liberty
THIRD
St.s.e
Nancy
Gazette
Kitterman's
Retex
Anford's
Fabricoid
Morocco
HE Montieur Studio
Killian’s
Dunmoor
Killian's
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