Waterloo Society Notes Mark Weddings and Meetings
Miss Esther B. Trainor and Joseph J. Jasper wed at Sacred Heart Church with about 50 guests. The groom’s sister Miss Ose Jasper attended as maid of honor. James Trainor served as best man. The couple planned to live at 210 Tenth Street East after a brief honeymoon. Mary Melrose Chapter of the D A R hosted a busy session with fund contributions and gifts to various causes. A.D. R. and local clubs held meetings and social events, including a Betrothal announcement for Leah Hubbard and Leo F. Bedard amid office workers and Waterloo residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther B. Trainor
H. E. Trainor
Joseph J. Jasper
J. Jasper
Independence
Sacred Beart Church
Father J. Molloy
Ose Jasper
James Trainor
Agnes
Sophia
Ellen
Cecilia de Jaeger
Rose Cooper
Lillian Trainor
Jasper
Waterloo
Sacred Heart School
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
Columbia ‘Automobile Company
Tenth Street East
Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hfisses
Lois
Edna Cass
H. E. Colby
Cass
Alexander Frank
Plymouth
Mass
War Museum
France
American International , College
Springfield
Public Library
Black
H. W. Sigworth
J. B. Sedgwick
Berend Mathes
Veda Anna Mathes
August Mathes
John P. Berend
Nicholas Berend
St. Mary's Church
Theodore Worm
Magdalen Schmidt
Mendelsobn
Bernice Coury
Carl Berend
Mrs. Berend
Af Associated Manufacturers
Leah Hubbard
Leo F. Bedard
la Porte City
Club entertainments and luncheon reports
Mrs. F. M. Haislett hosted the Arsiminta club with two guests, Mrs. W. Catlin and Mrs. M. Becker, serving a tray luncheon. Desdemona members attended an informal afternoon hosted by Mrs. M. C. Coburn, who served a luncheon. La Porte Needlework club planned to entertain husbands of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Band
E. F. Carey
Lincoln White
R. A. Holdiman
Oscar Berry
Agatha Braniger
Entre Nous Club
QO. M. Brown
M. H. Kelly
M. J. Tritz
O. M. Brown
Arthur Brown
BE. A. Taylor
F. M. Haislett
Arsiminta Club
W. Catlin
M. Becker
P. M. Berg
Desdemona
M. C. Coburn
la Porte Needlework Club
Public Spirit and Slow Duty in a Busy Neighborhood
A reader lauds a tirelessly busy mother who runs an inn with help and often handles cooking serving and child care for large groups. She shows public spirit by addressing a schoolyard bully and a dangerous man, while others avoid involvement. The piece argues that while meddling is not ideal the brave few who tackle unpleasant tasks benefit the whole community. Garland Flour. Made to Make Good.
Beauty Chats on Hair Removal and Coffee Habits
Edna Kent Forbes answers readers about removing unwanted facial hair only by electric needle, noting depilatories irritate skin and hair returns. She praises shaving or plucking for arms and legs, warns depilatories do not permanently stop hair growth, and offers coffee-cutting tips to improve health and complexion.
Courier pattern request for fashion design by mail
Readers are invited to obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design by sending 15 cents to the Fashion Department at Evening Courier Waterloo. Patterns include seam allowances and will be mailed as soon as possible, with delivery expected within ten days after mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Kohl
F. 8. Dietrick
Patrick
New England
California
Dietrick
W. C. DeLaney
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Orc
Batiste
Poplin
Repp
The Right Ear of the Ogre Part II
Hester leaves for a marble castle where the Ogre awaits. She seizes the ogre’s ear in a bold act learned from Peter, provoking the Ogre to summon anger and a black rain cloud. Peter aids, the Ogre vanishes, and the Valley crowns Hester and Peter king and queen in the marble castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester
Peter
King and Queen Duel Insight in Royal Banter
The excerpt shows King Peter and Queen Hester exchanging playful threat and wit. She warns that a mortal hand could strike his ear, while he responds with tempered confidence, recognizing her cunning. The dialogue hints at a sly dynamic within the royal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester
Peter
Rain Comes as Royal Couple Guard Mountain Valley
A tale says the king and queen remain on a mountain and ensure rain falls when needed. The valley people live in happiness, and no more suffering follows the couple’s vigilant rule.
Grundy Canning Plant May Close This Season
Grundy Center Iowa reports the Grundy canning plant may not operate this year as most of last season’s stock remains unsold. If stock is disposed of soon, operations could resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GRUNDY_CANNING PLANT
Grundy Center
Grundy
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Society News
Miss Trainor
M. Jasper
Margaret Kiely
Ross Cooper
Tama
Camille
Pete de Walle
Chelsea
John Heanan
Stackville
B& P. W. Club
Cedar Rapids
Alice Wykoff
Ada Bardeen
Bertha McConnell
Winifred Gar Yin
W. D. Ives
Mary Stewart
National Federation
Right Hand Club
L Ion
Elva Wannemaker
Miss Garvis
A. E. Johnson
Miss Garvin
Myrtle Barr
Christ Episcopal
Maud Dudley
M. H. Kimpall
7. F. Armstrong
W. Mardin
Detter-Ternes
Tedna Termes
Lady Legionnaires
Mrrs
Wilson Walton
Victor Niche
J. D. Caldwell
C. F. Wichman
J. B. Lighthart
C. EL
W. F. Heitter
Agoga
L. G. Adams
Herman Ternes
Dubuque
Jack’ Dettner
Clinton
Davenport
the Woods
Hawkeye Oil Company
Apesiner Sterey Heari
Thomas Conry
Rosety
Gan
Oscar Mullen
Jane Kirby
B. Hazelman
Will Cavenaugh
Chris Cavenaugh
Miss Kirby
H. E. Maine
Mmes
C. M. Fishey
O. McGinnis
Ida Edmunds
Grinnell
Mrs. W. Clemens
Charles Jewell
W. M. Baebe
First Lutheran—Ladies' Aid Society
Mmes. A. Meier
F. Nottgrer
H. Tegtmeier
L. M. S. Club
W. GC. A
John T. Swift
A. S. Weishaar
Baptist—Women’s Society
Georgi Thompson
Sy Ruth
Cameron
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Marion H
Eees
Pawl Dav
CTT
Sandman
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Savalan
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