Miss Cladys Jackson and Raphael Bunemiller Wed in Cedar Falls
Miss Cladys Jackson of Waterloo and Raphael Bunemiller wed at 10 this morning in Cedar Falls with Rev. H. W. Siefkes officiating. Attendants included Edna Hunemiller and Miles G. Davis. The couple will reside in Waterloo after a wedding dinner at the Hunemiller home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cladys Jackson
Raphael Bunemiller
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
H. W. Siefkes
Edna’ Hunemiller
Miles G. Davis
Hanermiller
Hanemiller
Fred Hunemiller
Burton Avenue
Iowa
Hunemiller
Silvers Manufacturing Company
Amend Articles of Iowa Federation of B and P W Clubs
An amendment to the articles of the Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs was filed in Black Hawk county with changes replacing board of management with state board of directors and adding a provision that each district club president serves as a state board representative or a substitute if unavailable. The Wa terloo Town Federation, incorporated April 15, 1924, governs the change. Rose E. Cunningham signs as president of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Federation of Business & Professional Women's Clubs
State Board of Directors
Board of Management
Eva Brebner
Black Hawk County
Town Federation of Business & Professional Women's Clubs
Waterloo
Deatrae
Rose FE
Cunningham
Des Moines
Gold Leaf Camp Elects Delegate to District Meet
Mrs. Bessie Bray was chosen as a delegate to the Royal Neighbors district convention at Dunkerton on Aug. 23, following a Gold Leaf camp meeting yesterday afternoon. Forty four members joined in bridge and 500 games, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Harriet Wightman, Mrs. W. M. Hill, and Mrs. Laura Garrahrant. Royal Neighbors and friends are invited to a Cedar River picnic on Aug. 15, and a card party is planned for Aug. 17 under Mrs. Anna Allensworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Bray
Royal Neighbors
Dunkerton
Gold Leaf Camp
Harriet Wightman
Favors
W. M. Hill
Laura Garrahrant
H. C. Gordon
P. He Townsend
Bridge Party Honoring Miss Alene Flint and Ora K Richardson
Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Or yile W Stover hosted a bridge party at their home to honor Miss Alene Flint and Ora K Richardson. Guests included George Hagemann Arthur Breen Clifford Gordon and others. Gifts were presented to the prospective bride and groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oryile W. Stover
Alene Flint
Ora K. Richardson
Claire Gleason
Clarence Carstensen
Messrs
and Mimes
George Hagemann
Arthur Breen
Clifford Gordon
Anteek Club Entertained by Miss Vera Geiger
Miss Vera Gelzer entertained the Anteek club at a picnic supper at her home last evening in honor of the birthday anniversary of Miss Lulu Masier. Guests included Miss Elizabeth Harnack and Miss Julia Mae Myers, instructors at Iowa State Regehers College, and Miss Bess Daniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Gelzer
Anteek Club
Lulu
Weekday Social Events Calendar From Walnut Street Church
A rundown of community events lists Fidelis class and Clara Bartongwild-Mrs. Ernest Griefnow at Walnut Street Baptist, Sunshine Rebekah Judge meeting, and Adrian M. Newens readings at Iowa State Teachers College. Midweek circles join Circle Seven at First Lutheran and Sunnyside Country Club events. Thursday hosts W C T U institute, Yeomen, Kum-Chat-Awhile, and Blue Triangle activities. Friday features Gedar Heights Woman’s Missionary Society, Mothers Club, card parties, and a Sunshine Rebekah lodge benefit. Evening dances and mixed-bridge games round out the social week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Plenie
J. W. Thompson
Casebeer Heights
Union Congregational Church
County Institute of
Dewar
Rowena Circle of
Yeomen
Tarry Duke
J. A. Munson
Blue Triangle League
Gedar Heights Women's Missionary Society
G. FL Sanborn
Mothers’ club—Union Congregatonal Church
Firemen’s Hall
Sons of Veterans
Guests of Honor at Dinner Party in Green Lantern
Miss Edna Link of Ironwood Michigan and Mrs. Harold Diefenbach of Oklahoma City were guests of honor at a dinner hosted by Mrs. Elizabeth Kenney at the Green Lantern resroom. Sixteen guests attended and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Lessie Wallace, Miss Mac Keller, and Miss Ada Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Link
Ironwood
Mich
West Schools
Harold Diefenbach
Oklahoma City
Okla
A. J. van Doren
Elizabeth Kenney
Green Lantern
Lessie Wallace
Mac Keller
Ada Smith
Garden Club Talk by Mrs Quest on Delphiniums
Mrs H C Quest of Van Nuys will address Waterloo Garden club at 3 p m Tuesday in Mrs J G Hildebrand's home. The speaker, expert in flower growing and owner of The Larkspur with over 20000 delphiniums, will discuss Delphiniums and horticulture. Also Adrian NM Newell directs a reading from To Him That Hath at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls as part of a summer program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian M. Newens
Reading
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Hany C. Quast
van Nuys
Cel
Waterloo Garden Club
J. G. Hildebrand
Quest
Minnie Snyder
Waterloo
C. C. Jenkins
West
Adrian MM. Newells
Te University School of Music
Lincoln
Neb
Newens
Town State College
Walnut Street Baptist Fidelis Class Picnic Supper
The Fidelis class of Walnut Street Baptist church plans a picnic supper Monday evening at Byrnes Park. Members should bring dishes silver sandwiches and a covered dish. Thirteen members of division five Central Christian church met with Mrs Lydia Leech Thursday afternoon. Mrs Charles McKee will host the next meeting on Aug 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Byrnes Park
Division Five
Central Christian Church
Lydia Leech
Charles McKee
Guild
Clara Barton
Ernest Griefn
Maxine Steege
ESS
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kl Hollow
A columnist describes breathing exercises to improve hollow shoulders and low mood, urging three-part movements, repeated about 30 times daily, plus notes on skincare and hair care remedies. Includes ad-like product suggestions and personalized reader notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kl
Past Matrons of Waterloo O E S Hear of Vacations
Past Matrons' club of Waterloo chapter Orden of Eastern Star met at Mrs. George Schoel's home to hear vacation talks. T L Wheeler described a Denver convention, M S Cornish shared Hudson River and New York trips, others spoke on Pike's Peak Thousand Islands Washington Biloxi and more. Members plan a Sept. 7 trip to Boone to visit the Baston Star home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schoel
Riverside Drive
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
T. L. Wheeler
Iowa
Denver
Colo
M. 5
Cornish
Hudson ‘River
New York
Boston
Pike's Peak
John Duke
Charles A. Chickering
Thousand Islands
Washington
G. F. Drilling
P. J. Martin
Biloxi
Luncheon Honors Mrs Burr Towne at Sunnyside Club
Mrs. Burr Towne formerly Miss Adella Damge was feted at a 1 pm luncheon by Mrs. Howard Rath at Sunnyside Country Club. Lavender and yellow decor, four bridge tables, guest favors, and a list of attendees including Mrs. Racher Gass Miss Dorothy Black Mrs. Joe Newhouse Miss Indie Pickett Mrs. Harry Grrick Miss Helen Miller Miss Katherine Orrick Mrs. Esther Griffen of Chicago and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Towne
Adella Damge
Sunnyside Country Club
Howard Rath
Towne
Racher Gass
Dorothy Black
Joe Newhouse
Indie Pickett
Harry Grrick
Helen Miller
Cedar Falls
Katherine Or~rlek
Esther Griffen
Chicago
Francis McGinn
Helen Menges
John Sweeney
Ralph Serff
Powell Rayburn
Katherine Graham
Gerrit Hospers
Entwisle resigns as head of G. A. R. Ladies
Mrs. Ne w. Entwisle resigns as president of Lincoln circle Ladies of the G. A. R. Her departure to live with her son soon follows. A new president will be elected at the next meeting on Aug 17 at 2 30 p.m. A house party planned for that date will be arranged later. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ella Watters and Mrs. Nelle Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne W. Entwisle
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
Entwisle
Ella Watters
Nelle Williams
Birthday Party Honored Miss Gail Nolte in Waterloo
Miss Anna Trainor hosted a birthday party in Waterloo for guest Miss Gail Nolte Sumner Jr who is spending the week there. The J F F club and other friends attended the eighteenth birthday celebration with music and dancing. Refreshments were served by Mrs F Trainor, the hostess’s mother, with a pink and white color scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Nolte
Sumner, Jr
Waterloo
Anna Trainor
J. F. F. Club
Miss Nolte
F. Trainor
Miss Decker to Marry Soon Compliment Given at Luncheon
Darlene Decker, the bride elect, was honored at a 21 oclock luncheon at Hotel Russell-Lamson hosted by Misses Dorothy and Josephine Lumry. Sixteen guests attended with lavender and green decorations. Bridge and a guest favor marked the event. A Waterloo Woman's club book review committee plans 18 weekly reviews from Nov 6 to Mar 26 with members including Mrs Schaet and Mrs Chapman. A miscellaneous shower honors Florence Wilks before marriage, with music by Mrs Bentley. Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees hosted a card party in their clubrooms. Mr and Mrs A G Porter hosted a dinner and bridge night in Independence. L A to B Sunshine Judge and Ladies' auxiliary to Brother howd oof Railway Frainmen hold a 2:30 p.m. meeting at Firemen's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Decker
Russell-Lamson
Dorothy
Josephine Lumry
Miss Decker
Waterloo Woman's Club
R. Ww. Schaet
W. Chapman
Roger Birdsall
R. A. Folk
PF. L. Marquis
Callie Wieder
Ralph Andrews
Florence Wilks
Harold Wilks
John Kock
Joseph Kilgore
J. Boeger
C. H. Yehl
Leroy Bentley
Frank Chetebro
Shelby Roberts
Robert Overton
John Braggeman
William McQuilkin
Peter Senger
Bentley
Ichi
Knights
A. G. Porter
Independence
Thei Porter
Koedert Waite
C. &. Butler
Waite
Butler
Wi. H. Beverstock
L. A
R. T
Sunshine Judge
Brotherhowd Oof
Frainmen
Firemen
Anne
Waterloo
T. F Thornton
Ann Draude
Edna Thornton
R. T. Mortis
Frank Finley
Seneca
Wis
Thornton
Joe Kernan
Joan Walker
Cletus Dixon
Visitors Honored by Mary Melrose Chapter of D A R
Mary Melrose Chapter D A R hosted a luncheon in Black's tearoom honoring former members Mrs J R Cheasbro Maywood J and Mrs G M Guykendall Long Beach Cal Corsage bouquets were given. Guests included Mrs Roderick Ross Aberdeen SD and Miss Elia Williams. Mrs F G Liffring presided for the last time as regent with Howard Burr to begin duties in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black’s
Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. R. Cheasbro
Maywood
G. M. Guykendall
Long Beach
Cal
Cheasbro
J. G. Mack
Goykendall
E. M
Roderick Ross
Aberdeen
Nelle Frary Brooks
Elia Williams
F. G. Liffring
Howard Burr
H. B. Maynard
Legion Auxiliary Campaign for New Memberships
Members of the American Legion auxiliary will finish a 10 day membership drive next Wednesday with Mrs. Chris Hornstein as chairwoman. Eligible women related to Legion members are urged to enroll. Mrs. Bernhard Duthbert initiated the drive and offers a prize for the top recruiter. Current enrollment stands at 353.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Chris Hornstein
American Legion
Bernhard Duthbert
Cedar Falls
Third District
Bacon and Potato Omelet and Beach Custard Pie
A kitchen notes recipe page describes a bacon and potato omelet, with eggs separated, bacon browned, potatoes mixed with yolks, then whites folded in and cooked in butter. Also outlined is Beach Custard Pie using milk sugar cornstarch peaches nutmeg baked in pie plat. Other tips mention marshe matlows and cocoa related syrup notes.
Lichty Building to Undergo 10000 Remodeling Plan
A 10000 building permit was issued to Lichty Realty for remodeling and adding a third story at 307 Sycamore Street. The project includes a new front, two offices on the second floor, and apartments on the third, continuing prior expansion from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Toenjes
Lichty Realty Company
Sycamore Street
C. M. Allen Company
Noor
Park Avenue
Sycamore
Otis Elevator Company
James Black Dry Goods Company
Park Avenue East
Luncheon for Rose Barber Supply salesmen held at Black's tearoom
City notes list a noon luncheon for Rose Barber Supply Co salesmen at Black's tearoom. Numerous social items follow including visits from Elsie L. Jeffrey in Los Angeles and locational travel plans for residents and families, with probate notice by Clerk J. W. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Rose Barber Supply Company
Elsie L. Jeffrey
Los Angeles
Cal
W. F. Jeffrey
Sans Souci
F. 5
Giles
Baltimore Street
Rail line to link Turkestan with Siberia reshapes Central Asia
Washington reports the Soviet Union backs a project to forge a railroad from Frunze to Semipalatinsk linking Russian Turkestan with Siberia. The planned route runs along Tien Shan foothills toward Lake Balkhash, promising opportunity for colonists while recalling American westward expansion with new towns already relocating to the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Turkestan
Siberia
Frunze
Semipalatinsk
Land of the
Seven Rivers
America
West
Kirghiz
Rockies
Jake
United States Army
St. Louis
Alma Ata
Vern
Omaha
Kopel
Cheyenine
Beratopol
Ogden
Reno
Novo Sibirsk
Novo Nikolaevsk
San Francisco
Central Asia
Russia
Altho Dostoievsky
Tien Shan
Lake Balkhash
United
Rails to Tame Russia's Wild East States
The piece discusses rail expansion to export wheat barley rice apples and wool from irrigated regions and pastures. It contrasts nomadic Kirghiz customs with settled life, notes nomads crossing into Chinese Turkestan, and mentions Chinese Mohammedan and Cossack imagery while referencing policing against Chinese smugglers in Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammedan
Central Asia
Americas
Europe
American
Havana
Miss Wilder Leaves Waterloo for Denver and City Social News
Miss Thoris Wilder departs today for Denver to live with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Wilder at 128 West First Avenue. She has spent two and half years with the Courier as society editor. E W Bell manager of National Beauty Shoppe travels to Detroit and other cities while joining Mrs Bell and Mr Charles Ulrich on a Canada motor tour beginning in ten days. Mrs N G Moore and daughter Sadie of Fremont Neb are visiting the Granger home at 612 Argyle Street. Dr G G Moore, Fremont mayor and son of Mrs Moore, stopped in Waterloo last week on a trip to Philadelphia and other eastern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Mehl
Newton
Elfreda Woebbeking
Fourth Street
Henry Vink
Virginia
Robert
Dean
Warba
Mina
A. J. Woodring
Denver Street
Earl Lumley
Lafayette Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Lewis E. Schulte
Iowa Street
Tlinois Central
Minnesota
J. W. Henderson
Mons
Wallace
Jamie
Sheridan Road
Monmouth
Henderson
Monmouth College
James Pett
Jefferson
Mortimer B. Cleveland
Prospect Avenue
Emma Pratt
Nina
Third Avenue West
Iowa
Wisconsin
Inllinois
Pratt
Arthur M. Moore
St. Louis
Thoris Wilder
Denver
Colo
Frank
Wilder
West First Avenue
Miss Wilder
The
Courier
W. Bell
National Beauty Shoppe
Detroit
Mich
Ab Lansing
Bel
Charles Ulrich
Waterloo
Canada
N. G. Moore
Sadie
Fremont
Neb
A. D
Parents Pointers on Summer Play and Child Health
The article urges avoiding overheating by a daily post lunch rest while letting children play rest of day. It praises outdoor summer activity, solo time for fathers with children, and suggests stamp and coin collecting. It stresses sufficient food, regular meals, outdoor play, long sleep, and avoiding spicy foods.
Quarantines and named cases in a fragmented report
The text lists items and names in a disjointed way including Mumps cases for John Bethe age adult at 1429 Lafayette, Francs 19, and Nicholas Saniel at 3726 Vinton. Chickenpox mentions Bobby age 6 and Ethel Ann LiolloKay at 936 Rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bethe
Lafayette
Francs
Nicholas
Saniel
Vinton
Bobby
Ethel Ann
LiolloKay
Bond issue refinanced in Iowa district meeting
The board of education approved refinancing 100,000 of the east School district bonds maturing Sept 1 at 4.5 percent with par and accrued interest. The issue becomes optional within a year under Iowa law and is replaced by 20 year bonds at 5 percent. The 1929 budget of 346,000 was approved with no objections. Dr G Bernfrude was named school dentist for 1928-29. A fence for Hawthorne school on Franklin Street was authorized, and heating plant plans for Frances Grout school were deferred to Aug 21 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East School District
Board of Education
Iowa
G. ©. Bernfrude
Hawthorne
Pranklin Street
Seventh
Eighth
Frances Grout
Farmers Loans& Trust
Commander to address 52nd Iowa Infantry veterans
Members of the United Spanish War Veterans Fred Willier camp invite veterans who served in the Fifty second Iowa Infantry in the war with Spain to attend the annual picnic reunion on the Fort Dodge fairgrounds Sunday August 12. Col. W. B. Mumphey of Chicago, the regiment commander during the war, will be present to deliver an address with a military band concert as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Willier
United
Fifty-second
Iowa Infantry
Spain
Fort | Dodge
W. B
Mumphey
Chicago
Births Reported In Local Notices
Local births list multiple families with July birth dates including Gene LeRoy Ludtke Dolores Jean Burdine Evelyn Janet Menges Helen Louie Richard Arthur Edwards Mare Shirley Robert James Pantie Pantie and Dorothy Laralies. Families with addresses in Hammond Riehl Waterloo and nearby areas are noted along with hospital and Army recruiting context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ludtke
Hammond
Gene LeRoy
Claude BR. Miller
Riehl
Vera Mar
Tonald W. Burdine
Ping
Dolores Jean
Clarence &. Beker
U5 Mears
Evelyn Janet
Otto
Lyle Dewith Banfield
Lyle Dewitt Junior
la von Hamm
Richt
Robert
Arthur Rose
Fillerston
Richard Arthur
George FE
Fates
Nevada
George Edwards
Duninr
Erwin FP. Menges
Waterlow
Andrew Snider
Ankony
Robert James
Dale Sindiinger
Pantie
Leland Q. Selvet
Kingsley
Mire
Leo P. Gradinger
Fourthwest
Shirley
Roy HW. Perry
Lingdale
Robert Bred Tir
Charles So Mcklanlry
Vine
Oan
Mosley
C. Haynes
Eaughter
Dorothy Laralies
Clyde G. Ranien
Dausnrer
Minnesota Club President Serves Forty-Third Term
Stillwater Minnesota August fourth report notes Mrs William M McCluer aged 91 has been re elected as president of the Stillwater Woman's Reading club for a forty third term. She has led since the group began forty two years ago despite lacking parliamentary law and says she will continue as long as the members wish. Club began in her home with 70 year history in the lumber town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Minn
Stillwater Woman's Reading Club
Willam M. McCiuer
Simple Frock Pattern and Fashion Book Offer
Waterloo Evening Courier advertises to obtain up-to-date fashion pattern sets from the Fashion Department. The notice details pattern costs 15 cents each, delivery in about 10 days, and pattern sizes 1 through 6 with fabric yardage guidance for a simple voile frock. It also promotes the Up-to-Date Fall and Winter 1328-25 Book of Fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Waterloo
Voile
Betisi
Ehablé
Arene de Chine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iowa Federation of B
P. W. Clubs
Vera Geiger
Circle Seven
First Lutheran Missionary Society
J. L. Zellinges
H. C. Quest
Garden Club
Church News
Forbes
Jane G
Alberta
M. J—A
Daily Reader
Patsy
C. H. Reed
Ad. D
Fee Sunshine
Bila
M.peggy
Ellen B. —B. G. L
D-H
E. B—Dandraff
N. W. Entwisle
Miss Trainor
Paris
D.A.R
Legion Auxiliary
Becker Chapter
Black's
G. M. CoyXendall
Davie Cochrane
CG. D. sCass
Sunnyside
Lichty
Buchanan’s
Bernard F. Badding
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
Glifford Jolls
Fred D. Adams
Adams Paper & Specialties, Co
Fort Dodge
BE. A. Plexwworth
Maryland Street
Motor For
Minnie O'Brien
Timothy O’brien
Helen Jane
South Street
Mae Chilcote
Wirfints
Washington Street
Geneseo
Cambridge
F. W. Baiensifer
Longfelley Avenue
Charles N, Shane
C. W. Robertson
Nathan B. Barber
M. B Cleveland
Ethel M. Kelle
Wo Or, Jay
Sunnyside Country Cith
Woloed
Marshalltown
Karkaralinsl
Kopal
Regiopol
Rhe
Children — the Magazine
United States
Eaamerg Loan & Palo CO
East Board
Minnesota Club
Seevaees
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