Social Notes and Party Sketches From Local Scene
Thursday afternoon social calendar features Sunnyside Country Club children’s party with about 100 guests including Ruth Seig and Jean Rolfe. Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Wallhausen at Immanuel Lutheran with gifts and speeches. Daughters of Veterans and various clubs host and plan future events. Also brief items on prenuptial party for Ruth Cuaszck and other society notices plus a humorous Wind and Weathercock tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
Ruth Seig
Jean Rolfe
The Weathercock and the Wind Story
The Weathercock atop a dam pole argues with the Wind and his brother about directions. The Wind replies playfully that it may blow in another direction if not obeyed, and the Weathercock laments the disturbance and wishes for quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wind
Dellows
Inpolte
Social notes and visiting visitors in Waterloo area
Mr. and Mrs. Joan McDermott of Water Valley Mississippi visit relatives in the city. Mrs L D Burgh of Rock Island Illinois visits her niece. Mrs P L Bryant of 307 South Street and Miss Florence Pascoe of Albia Iowa visit Miss Ethel Lindelof at 803 Walnut Street. Abbie and Minnie Glas of Kalamazoo Michigan visit brother Henry Glas at 220 Locust Street. Wayne Dickey returns home after five months in merchant marine with London and Antwerp trips and battlefield visits. A W Haffa of 427 Second Street East able to be up after ten days in bed. Daggett couple of Long Beach California arrive for visit with uncle John Corton and sister Mrs J H Lizer at 223 Western Avenue, Des Moines stop en route. Dr Fred Sage and family return from Newcastle Nebraska after professional trip. Roads muddy from yesterday’s rains affecting travel. crops in western Iowa and Nebraska reported unsurpassed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan McDermott
Water Valley
L D. Burgh
Rock Island
Til
PL. Bryant
South Street
Florence Pascoe
Albia
Ethel Lindelof
Walnut Street
Abbie
Minnie Glas
Kalamazoo
Mich
Henry Glas
Locust Street
Wayne Dickey
Merchant Marine
London
Antwerp
A. W. Haffa
Second Street East
Haffa
Waterloo
I. W. Daggett
Long Beath
Cal
John Corton
J. H. Lizer
Western Avenue
Des Moines
Mr. Daggett
Fred ©. Sage
Newcastle
Neb
Sage
Iowa
Nebraska
Shopmen Host Buffet Luncheon For Railway Workers
Mechanical foremen of the Illinois Central shops hosted a buffet luncheon in Engineers hall at 1009 Fourth Street East. About 50 guests from the engineers' and firemen's brotherhoods and the store and transportation departments attended. H. N. Seely served as toastmaster. soloists Adolph Feisnner, H. N. Seely, and J. W. Marker performed. E. S. Shapland won the prize in 500.7 High Grade Hard Coal Bogam Are.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
Engineers’hall
Fourth Street
Engineers’ Brotherhood
Firemen's Brotherhood
H. N. Seely
Adolph Feisnner
N. Seely
J. W. Marker
H. W. Smith
Engineers
Cleanup squad to assist veterans in Waterloo notes
The government, Red Cross, and American Legion will send a cleanup squad to Waterloo Red Cross offices in the YMCA building Friday to Saturday to aid former service members with claims. Members include D R Porgess Medar Raunds Dan Newquist B F Krick Dr Hennerich and L R Nelson. The effort highlights extended war risk insurance privileges allowing two premiums and a medical exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
American Legion
Waterloo Red Cross
D. R.porgess
Medar Raunds
Vocational Training Board
Dan Newquist
Des Moines
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
B. F. Krick
Chicago
Hennerich
St. Louis
United States Public Health Service
L. R. Nelson
Waterloo
Becker- Chapman Post
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Inter-City Golf and Tennis Head Tomorrow's Card
Arrangements completed to feature a Waterloo double invasion with Dubuque tennis at Sunnyside Country Club tomorrow around 2 p.m. and Dubuque golf against Sunnyside. Teams include Lang Pisckenbrock Lenz Peters Beck and Molo for Dubuque with Waterloo’s Hutchison Rath Hull Hemsworth Hemsworth Brown. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Dubuque
Sunnyside
Link
Lang
Pisckenbrock
Lenz
Peters
Beck
Independence
Biggest Dodge shipment to Waterloo boosts local market
The largest single influx of Dodge Brothers cars into Iowa went to Harter B. Hull, Waterloo dealer, with fifty five cars shipped last Thursday. Four carloads have been delivered to customers in six counties, and more are due, as Hull plans to meet on file orders and pursue further deliveries within the month. Jacobsen resigns from Greater Waterloo association. Mayne succeeds him temporarily. High Grade Coal ad appears at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge Brothers
Iowa
Harter B. Hull
Waterloo
Hul
Detroit
Hull
Beauty chats by Hona Kent Forbes
A lifestyle column offering summer style tips on cooling fabrics plain colors minimal undergarments and breathable footwear. It discusses hair color dyeing cautions and home beauty recipes while advising dainty clean simple lines to stay cool in hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hona Kent Forbes
Mrs. Blank
Lyceum Bureau Sues Iowa Girl Artiste for Damages
The Redpath Lyceum bureau files a petition in Iowa alleging Bernice Arthur breached a January 1930 contract to tour as a musical artiste with its company. It seeks 5000 dollars for alleged losses due to her failure to fulfill the agreement and claims she was to receive top billing in Chicago touring plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Bernice Arthur
Lyceum Company
Miss Arthur
Buee
Lane
Chicago
Novelty Company
Bureau
Farmer Sued for Attack on Employe
Ray mond Welch, a Kentuckian injured when a pitch fork struck him during a July 25 altercation with a Lafayette township farmer named Sinn, files a $25,900 damage suit. Welch was hospitalized at Story City and later the case was dropped after the incident was found to occur across county lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinn
Lafayette Township
Raymond Welch
Welch
Story City
Justice Soper
Bone County
Story County
Second Sourd of Scouts in Camp at Jagachooc
One hundred ten Boy Scouts begin the second period at Camp Jagachooc two miles from Brandon and 30 miles from Waterloo. From Waterloo 54 youths, Cedar Falls 31, and 25 stay over from the first period. W M Dawson arrives to replace John D Clinton as chaplain and editor of The Moon Scout turns over to Harry Hesser and Edgar Coburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jagachooc
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Glen Paddies
Brandon
W. M. Dawson
Westgate
John D. Clinton
Mr. Clinton
The
Harry Hesser
Edgar Coburn
Patterns for the Waterloo Evening Courier
Advertises up-to-date dress patterns for the Courier with art mail-in orders. Readers send 15 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department to obtain designs and sewing patterns. Patterns are completed and mailed within ten days after submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Thaloo
A DAINTY CHARJONG FROCK Pattern 616
The illustration shows a dainty frock in seven sizes 34 through 46 inches bust with yards of fabric requirements. It describes fabric options and omitting the yoke band and cascades. A mailed pattern costs 15 cents in silver or stamps.
Scouts Roles Vary During Camping Period
Readable text notes scouts categorized by satisfaction levels and honor status. Some participate in camping jogas while others assist the Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters in various tasks during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knighta Fof Pythias
Pythian
Bishop in Chinese service officiates daughter wedding
Rev. Dr. Wilson Seeley Lewis, bishop of China for the Methodist Episcopal church, who was critically ill with varbuncle, officiated at his daughter Clara Lewis Seeman's wedding to Prof. Albert Seeman from Sutherland, Ta. in Sioux City Methodist Hospital. He arrived from China last June to perform the ceremony and refused postponement. He conducted the ceremony from his hospital bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Wilson Seeley Lewis
China
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sioux ‘City Methodist Hospital
Clara
Morilorside College
Albert Seeman
Sutherland
America
Ted Tabi
Meeting notes from W. C. F. U. in Wiley
Members attended yesterday's Wiley meeting and heard county convention reports from Mrs Myra Loban Mrs F Yapp and Mrs Ide Mitchell. Next meeting will elect officers and the union will host a noon dinner on Sept 8 for Civil War veterans and their wives. Sept 20 a thimblebee for the flower fund at Mrs Peter Woodring's residence. Members who did not submit essays are asked to mail them to the local president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wile Hard Ball
Myra Loban
F. Yapp
Ide Mitchell
Union
Peter Woodring
Geyer Funeral Set for Jacob Geyer at 2 P M
Funeral services for Jacob Geyer who died suddenly yesterday will be held tomorrow at 2 p m at the family home 420 Seventh Street East. The body will then be taken to Cedar Falls for burial. Ray F Trupp of 217 Williston Avenue died today at his residence after a 14 week heart disease battle. He was born December 50 1882 in Marshall County. He is survived by his wife Blanche M Chambers married in Waterloo March 8 1905 and two children Exene and Richard. He is also survived by two brothers B Trupp Marshalltown and G C Trupp Waterloo and a sister Mrs nt AL Miller and Bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walther Watthausen
Wallhausen
Sweet Springs
Waterloo
Waterloo & Cedar Falls Union Mill Co
Immanuel Lutheran School
Henry, Prekel
Miss Hersch
Blough
Dorothy Blough
Orange Township
Mae Hersch
Neva Maust
Miss Herschail
Jacob Geyer
Seventh Street East
Cedar Falls
Ray Fk. Trupt
Ray F. Trapp
Williston Avenue
Hi J
Trupp
Marshall County
Thomas Trupp
Union
Blanche M. Chambers
Exene
Richard
B. Trupp
Marshalltown
G. C. Trupp
AL Miller
Awd Bass
The
Fisher
Tent and Awning Co. member dies. funeral set
Funeral services will be Friday at 2:30 p.m. at First Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. J. Johnson officiating due to pastor's absence. The deceased had been with the Tent and Awning Co. for 13 years and belonged to the First Methodist Episcopal Church. Also listed are marriage license items for John G. Lattick of Waterloo and Dorothy Shining of Waterloo.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society News
Blue Circle
FR. A. Jensup
Silent Club
Electric Park
Sunnyside Club
Daughters of Veterans
Memorial
Sons of Veterans Camp
Lillie Norris
Mae Walker
Helen Klein
Ethelyn Stull
Ruth Cuaszck
Mae Clark
William, Duffy
Miss Clark
Regina Murphy
F. N. Stevenson
AR. Lancheon
Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
Black’s
J. M. Hileman
Sacred Heart Parish
Uivingston
First
Lutheran—Missionary
Diery
Mmes
H. J. Bruns
George Doyen
H. H. Koeneke
Wille
Ciub Beenmes
Araminta Club
Y. N. Cowlishaw
Wind Brothers
Weathercock
Ron
Misty Cloud
Sandman
Logan Ave
Coil Co
Virginia
Lyceum Bureau
Iowa Girl Artiste
Farmer
Nevada
Aus
Penne
Bishop
Daughter
John G. Lattick
Dorothy Shining
American Conservatory
Chicaco
Offeen Modern
Binet
Duparign
Kimball Hagi
Chicago, UL
Lake Forest University School of Music
Lake Forest
Art Institute
Chicago Symphony
Chicago Grand Opera
Marta Mijlinowski
Box
Titinota
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