Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1927

Page

3

Marriage of Miss Izella Mentiman and Clinton V Scott

Miss Izella Mentiman and Clinton V Scott wed at 9 30 a m yesterday in Fourth Presbyterian Church Chicago Tl The ceremony was read by Rev Harold A Dalgell Attendants were Lynn W Scott and Ralph Mason Hicks A wedding dinner followed at the Drake hotel Mrs Scott formerly of Waterloo is a West High alumna and long time bookkeeper Mr Scott a car department clerk at Winola Central Railroad The couple will reside at 410 Linn Street Waterloo Entries note Mrs Minnie Fentiman 213 Randolph Street is the bride’s mother and Mrs Addie Scott 410 Linn Street is the bridegroom’s mother

Izella Mentiman Clinton V. Scott Fourth Presbyterian Church Chicago Harold A. Dalgell Lynn W. Scott Ralph Mason Hicks Scott Drake Hotel

Miss Edna Brown Weds Wilbur Clough in Double Ring Rite

Miss Edna Brown and Wilbur Clough were married in a double ring ceremony last evening at the bride’s parents home in Orange Township. Rev. W. O. Tannreuther officiated, with 32 guests present. The bride wore blue crepe de chine and carried lilies. her sister Marie Clough served as bridesmaid in pink crepe de chine. Best man was Green Lgnite. Easter lilies adorned the rooms and refreshments followed.

Orange Township Edna Brown Wilbur Clough Tannreuther oGlock WS. Brown Marie Cloden

Beal Appointment Notices From Local District Office

Fragmentary OCR cites Beal appointments and Bertha primary references. The readable items indicate local official notices about appointments, likely posted in a community page, with names and roles that are partially obscured by scanning errors. Further context is unavailable.

Luncheon Meeting at Mr EB Ey Wheeler Home

A luncheon gathering will be held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr EB Ey Wheeler. The event is described as a hostess led gathering with a plan to meet and share fellowship.

Ey Wheeler

Community notices and clubs events listing for Cedar Falls and Waterloo

A dense schedule lists social, church, and club activities across Cedar Falls and Waterloo including dinners at Black's tearoom, recitals by Ruth Knitiel and Florence Reed at Gilchrist chapel, and various meetings of Quota Club, Pilgrim class, Rebekah card party, and Pythian Sisters. Also noted are Elklets Elka club events, Memorial hall programs by D O V, and Gatherings by Get Together Club and Loyal area class with local hosts.

H. Burk Hall Black C. Hall Ruth Knitiel Florence Reed Gilchrist Chapel Cedar Falls Quota Club Russell Lamson Methodist Church Memorial Hall Elklets Elka Club Sunshine Rebekah Waterloo O. F Congregational Church Charlies Rugg EL. E. Wheeler Pythian Sisters Park Inn Janesville Road

Women’s group meets at First Congregational Church

The women’s organization of First Congregational Church will meet at 2 30 p m Wednesday at Mrs Willis Johnson’s home. Miss Marjorie Harker reads. piano selections by Thomas Gauthier Jane Kistner and Pauline Shock Jey. A China article will be read. Circle 0 led by Mrs H Harmon handles arrangements. Individual circles met Wednesday and Thursday afternoons last week to plan coming months. Loyal Helpers class. First Brethren Church meets at 7 30 p m Tuesday at Mrs Sadie Washburn’s home for monthly business. Disabled Soldiers and auxiliary meet tonight in Memorial Hall for final session before convention.

Women's Organization First Congregational Church Willis Johnson Marjorie Harker Thomas Gauthier Jane Kistner Pauline Shock Jey China First Brethren “Church Will , Mee Sadie Washburn

Home Education Department Tea Charming Affair

A Waterloo Home Education Department tea, described as delightful, featured Mrs. Gwynne and Mrs. EB Ts Alford presiding at the tea table. Easter arrangements and aMusical program were reported, with a regular meeting planned for 8 p m including initiation and delegate elections.

Educa-ion Department Waterloo Womin Teed Fitegernd Caughlan Guy “Wurster Audrey

Hints in Beauty Care for Scalp Troubles

Advice to seek scalp specialists or doctors for accurate diagnosis. If unavailable, use antiseptic ointment or soap. Treatments include two percent bichloride shampoo, sulfur ointment, or simple oil. alternate shampoo and ointment days for balanced results. A pamphlet Beaux is available by mail. Build skin health with a four week astringent rinse of egg white to water.

C. C

Birthday reception honors Mrs. Adeline Humphrey aged ninety

Mrs. Adeline Humphrey was guest of honor at an informal reception hosted by her daughter Mrs. W H Holland at 1302 Bluff Street to mark her 90th birthday. Born April 17, 1837 in Water town she came to Iowa in 1864. A night crossing of the Mississippi by sleigh marked her arrival. A son Dr Howard Humphrey attended along with numerous relatives and friends. Light refreshments were served.

Adeline Humphrey W. H. Holland Bluff Street Humphrey Watertown Iowa Mississippi Eagle Township Howard Cameron Maude Palmer D.K. Bond Merle’ Witt C.H. Davis Harry Park

Jeanette Pierce Hosts Pretty Easter Birthday Party

Jeanette Pierce entertained a group of friends at her home Saturday for her eighth birthday. A Easter egg hunt won by Thomas Douglas and tables with lavender decorations, a large eight candle cake, and party games marked the afternoon with guests including Robert Waltz and Katherine Murray. Mrs C R Pierce and hostess helpers served refreshments as familiar faces joined the celebration.

Jeanette Pierce Thomas Douglas Jeanette Robert. Waltz Thomas Douglas Donald McCracken Gere Bennington Dale Mere- In Harold Goodwin Elaine. Tyler Katherine*Murray Lucille Bell Frances Steffans Dorothy McCracken Virginia Lou Innes Opal Holley Velma Tegtmeier Ilma Potter Fay Lamberson Dorothy ‘Holley Dorothy Halgrens Dorothy Scepley

Christmas Cantata Unites Two Churches in Easter Service

First M. E. and First Evangelical join for Easter worship at the lat ter church with combined choirs directed by C. Albert Scholin. The program featured the cantata The Risen King with solos duets and harp numbers by Jean Rohlt. Arthur Young and Rev. D. M. Yager delivered prayers as pastors praised the friendship and the church was crowded to capacity.

Episcopal Church C. Albert Jean Rohlt Diit Arthur Young First M. E D. 'M. Yager First ‘Evangelical

Pastor Baxter Recovers After Hernia Operation

Rev. C. W. Baxter of St. Mark's Episcopal church, 532 Vermont Street, underwent an operation for hernia today at Presbyterian Hospital and is reported to be making satisfactory recovery.

C. W. Baxter Vermont Street St. Mark's Episcopal Church Presbyterian Hospital

Federal Juror Drawn for Jury Service in Dubuque

Fred J. Uhl of 1105 Franklin Street has been drawn for jury service at the spring term of the federal court in Dubuque Iowa.

Fred J. Uhl Franklin Street Federal Court Dubuque

Lawmakers Hear Farmers Pleas In Iowa Session

A. M. Gunn of Eagle Grove reports that all but one of the Iowa Farm Bureau federation requests for legislation were granted. He cites McNary Haugen, motorist injury law changes, and poultry purchase records as enacted, with the income tax petition not granted. Gunn notes administration opposition to farmer designated boards and adds a political forecast for 1928.

A. M. Gunn Eagle Iowa Farm Bureau Federation McNary-Haugen Congress Iowa Assembly Xian Gunn Revolutions Committee Federation Umy

Local notes and notices from Waterloo area and beyond

Letters blur-eyes tire and other items report visitors from Samuel Kern in Los Angeles to Waterloo friends. Dr. Roadman leaves for a Kansas City trip. Beret Hoffey to inspect national guard units in Iowa and Missouri. Rain and hail observed in Cedar River park and Ansborough avenue. Mrs. Crowth and children visit Hitchins in Waterloo. T.D. Teeter reports heavy rain in La Porte City vicinity. Traffic-law fines assessed to Waterloo motorists. Axlene Kuehl recovers from surgery and moves to relative’s home. Herbert Bohlob­er reports theft of his coupe on Washington Street. Edward Belzer in Waterloo on route to visit family. Arch McParlane recalled to Des Moines to fix title on gan tax bill. Nathan Northey and family return from California winter. County board hears from Northey about winter activities. Over $700 raised by First M. E. Sunday school for overseas pastors Camp in India.

Easter Pageant at Local Church With Center Cross

Mrs Williams returned from Hot Springs and led the Sunday school program. A large cross outlined with bulbs occupied the platform center as Capt. and Mrs. George Watt directed the service featuring recitations and Easter hymns.

George Watt

Mello-Glo Face Powder Promoted By Paul Davia Co

An advertisement touts MELLO GLO Vacw Powder as a wonderful French process face powder that eliminates shine and keeps makeup on. It claims purity and quality, a youthful complexion, and prevention of large pores for a lasting, peachlike skin look.

Paul‘ Davia Dry Goods Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

Izella Fentiman Clinton Scott Miss Edna Brown Bof Sniek W. Beal P. W Lucille Miner Pauline Johnson Peter Weer Ie C. F Loyal Area Sadie Washburn D. O. V.—Memorial Hall Scattergood Circle The King’s Davghters L. C. Grover Church News Soldieka Ind Owill Pythian George Sherrill Paul Burgess BSA Moose” Hall Po. W Edna Kent Forbes J. A. Nanem. Roe Beau Bhan Hou Toray Wwed Kasandra Kazla Sam Milonas Milonas Andi St.’ Demetrios Good Circle Lloyd C. Grover Dewey Vinder Fred Giles First Evangelical A.M. Gunn Farm Bureau Samuel Kern Los Angeles Cal Earl A. Roadman Gracs Methodist ‘Episcopal Church Kansas City Beret Perry J. Hoffey National Guard Fairfield Cedar Rapids Cedar River Park Ansborough Avenue F. Crowth Jane Frank F. O. Hitchins Third Avenue West T.D. Teeter la Porte’ City Board of Supervisors Cokers Herbert Bohlober Fifth Street Weat Iast Washington Street Fourth Fifth Streets Edward’ Belzer Bronx Falls 8.D James Black Dry Goods Leland ‘Belzer McParlane Des Moines Nathan, Northey W. E. Ogle Jean Joyce California Pomona Northey Meadow Links M. E Mia C.L. Camp Raichur Deccan India Delicia Sy NY Hecker -H-O Company, Inc Smith, Lichty &Hillman. CO Sane Af Fibson Ape i Trinity American Lutheran Church Trinity American United States S. Wabash Ave Til Kamé Oal Pepsadée al Unique Cleaners Artificial Ice & Fuel Co East Ninth St Annie Ellen J Buckland Drug of KOTEX Evening Couries Evening Courier
Search Courier

Search the Waterloo Evening Courier Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Waterloo Evening Courier?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication