Simple wedding rite marks Darlene Decker and Jack Williams
Miss Darlene Decker daughter of Mr and Mrs T A Decker of 224 Randolph street and Jack Williams son of Mrs J B Williams of 225 Allen street will wed at 4 PM this afternoon in a ceremony at the bride’s cousin H G Frank’s home 651 Summerset read The single ring service will be performed by Dr J Richmond Morgan pastor of First Congregational Church in the presence of about 35 relatives There will be no music or attendants The home will be decorated with flowers and a reception will follow Immediately after the ceremony the couple will leave for a trip through Minnesota The bride will wear a tan chiffon afternoon frock and carry an arm bouquet Miss Decker a Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls graduate has taught at Emerson school for three years and belongs to Delta Phi Delta sorority Mr Williams attended Drake University Des Moines and was a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon He is employed by Union Carbon and Carbide Co Duluth Minn They will make their home there Out of town guests include Mr and Mrs S R Meek and Barry Williams Davenport
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Decker
T. A. Decker
Randolph Street
Jack Willams
J. B. Williams
Allen Street
H. G Frank
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Minnesota
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Emerson School
Delta Phi Delta Sorority
Bridge Supper in Honor of Miss McGarvey
Miss Caroline Cascaden and Miss Dorothy Lynch hosted a bridge party Friday for Miss McGarvey who will marry Robert T. White September 1. The event at 1022 Fourth Street West featured lavender, green and yellow decorations, silver gift pieces, and a bridge prize won by Miss Blimbeth Lies. Attending were Ella Ashbrenner, Margaret Ludwig, Madeline Moore, Dolores Winstock, Elizabeth Lies, Mary Kildee, Lucille Allbae, Helyn Miller, Mrs S J McNally and Mrs L F McGarvey. A follow up party is planned by Margaret Ludwig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Cascaden
Dorothy Lynch
Villanova
McGarvey
Robert T. White
Miss Cascaden
Fourth Street
Weet
Lst
Ella Ashbrenner
Margaret Ludwig
Madeline ‘Moore
Dolores Winstock
Elizabeth Lies
Mary Kildee
Lucille Allbae
Helyn Miller
S. J. Mc+ Nally
L. F. McGarvey
Miss McGarvey
Mrs Eaton Named Lincoln Circle President
Lincoln Circle Ladies of the G A R chose Mrs Charles Eaton as president for the coming year at Friday evening memorial hall meeting. She succeeds Mrs N W Entwisle who resigned and received a jeweled pin. Mrs WW McAllister was elected secretary. Lunch was served before the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Circle
Charles Eaton
Memorial Hall
Eaton
N. W. Entwisle
WW. McAllister
Dinner party to honor departing guests at Black's tearoom
Mrs W E B Debe hosts a farewell dinner at Black's tearoom for Mr and Mrs G M Coy Kendall returning to Long Beach California after a lengthy visit. Seventeen eight covers arranged for 18 guests. Catherine and Rebecca Ruggles also hosted by Emma and Virginia Cole at Green Lantern tearoom prior to their Cambridge Massachusetts move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Coy
Kendall
Long, Beach
Cal
W. EB. Debe
Black’s Tearoom
Catherine
Rebecca Ruggles
Cambridge
Mass
Green Lantern
Emma
Virginia Cole
Club Notes Highlight Past Presidents’ Club Gathering
Mrs. George Lingelbach hosted the Past Presidents' club of Helen Gould auxiliary, Sons of Veterans, at 1717 Third Street West with guest Mrs. Deska Kagler of Chicago. A tray luncheon followed, daughter Miss Annett assisting. Mrs. W. W. McAllister to entertain September 28. Taviles' auxiliary of the FLAL met at Mrs. George Huntley's cottage. about 26 members attended a basket luncheon at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lingelbach
Third Street West
Helen Gould
Sons of ‘Veterans
Deska Kagler
Chicago
Annett
W. W. McAllister
Taviles
T. Flal
Frider
George Huntley
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Clara Church Monday Eyendog Barton guild Universalist Tuesday Evening Daughters of Union Veterans of Civil War Byrnes park Sunshine Rebekah lodge Watertoo 1 Co a F hall Wednesday Afternoon Golden Link club Pientc Autumn Leaf club Reception for Mrs Herbert Hoover Wednesday Evening Sunshine Rebekah lodge benefit leard party Mr and Mrs J L Chevalier Dinner for Mrs Herbert Hoover Thursday Afternoon Ladies Aid Linden M E church Church parlor F oO P club District convention Royal Neigh bors all day Dunkerton Thursday Evening Blue Triangle league Friday Afternoon Degree of Honor card party Fire man s hair Friday Evening Mixed bridge Sunnyside Country club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans of Civil War
Byrnes Park
Sunshine
Royal Neighbors
Dunkerton
Blue Triangle League
Three Weddings Are Scheduled for Next Week
Gorriee Special Service reports three weddings set for next week in Cedar Falls area. Eleanor Ida Ellinger will wed Rev. Peter De Beer at 8 pm Tuesday at her parents' Stout, Ta home. the couple resides in Ryder, North Dakota where De Beer pastors a Lutheran church. Althea Kyh and Palmer Hansen, both Cedar Falls, marry Tuesday evening. Vivian Partington of Cedar Falls will wed Merle A. Heath of Waterloo on Wednesday evening, following a shower hosted by Genevieve Hays on College Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorriee
Cellar Falls
Eleanor Ida Ellinger
Peter de Beer
J. C. Ellinger
Stout
Ryder
N. D
de Beer
Miss March
Ninth
Ninth Street
Kuhl
Jessie
Inga Juhl
Tenth , Street West
Luncheon by Mrs Boies Honors Visiting Guests
Mrs H B Boies hosted a Sunnyside Country Club luncheon on Friday in honor of visitors Mrs Grace Zaiser of Santa Ana California and Mrs Arthur Shutts of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Favors in bridge went to Mrs Robert Lichty and Mrs Robert Parrott with special prizes for the guests of honor. Boies plans another luncheon in memory of her daughter Mrs J E von Lackum of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Horace Van Meter of Palm Beach Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
H. B. Boies
Robert Lichty
Robert Parrott
Grace Zaiser
Santa Ana
Cal
Arthur Shutts
Pittsburgh
Boies
Sunnyside Club
E von Lackum
Gedar Rapids
Horace van Meter
Palm Beach
Fila
Atte
Double Birthday Party at C V Scott Home
Mrs. C V Scott hosted a Friday card party at 410 Linn Street for the birthday anniversaries of Mrs. Tom Delaney and Clinton V Scott. High 500 scores by Mrs. Howard Peters and Joe Baumann. low prizes to Mrs. Joy Baumann and Tom Delaney. Refreshments served. cakes presented to honorees. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. J D Crozier celebrated fortieth wedding anniversary with relatives at 1120 Forest Avenue. gift given. Also noted a slumber party hosted by Avis Parker with dancing and games. Nellie Swyers won first prize, Emelda Diekman consolation. Degree of Honor card party planned for Firerem's hall with bridge and 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Delaney
Clinton V. Scott
Scott
Linn Street
Howard Peters
Joe Baumann
Joy Baumann
Abbie Scott
J. D. Crozier
Forest Avenue
Mrs. Crozier
Avis Parker
Nellie Swyers
Emelda
Diekman
Firermen’s
Hints In Beauty Care Charm Story Of Margery M
The piece narrates Margery M s struggle from school mistreatment to self discovery as a capable businesswoman. She builds quiet balance and sympathy, finds friendship and love late, and finally marries. It also includes dubious beauty tips and depilatory anecdotes from a broader Beauty Pamphlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery
Fall club plans form at Waterloo with numerous meetings
Waterloo women’s clubs map fall activities as summer winds down. The Fri day Study club publishes its 1928 29 yearbook with Sept 14 openings. American Association of University Women plans a Sept 15 start focusing on international relations. Quota club anticipates a Sept 17 fair meeting. Garden club begins landscape design studies. D A R chapters schedule events in Oct and Sep. various groups set early September gatherings and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon
Waterloo
Frilday Study Club
Waterloo Woman's Club
Wayl
American Association of University Women
Frst
Quota Club
George Warthen
B. Natural Music Club
Garden Club
Tne
Better Romes and Gardens Magazine
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
George Pike
Wilbur Marsh
Mary Melrose
Activites
Hanna Homestead
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Chanter
C. D. Cass
P. E
Rodamar Cottage
Wedding of Miss Keagy In Morning Rites
Miss Margaret Corinne Keagy daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Kenagy of 215 Independence avenue became the bride of Clifford R Hallowell son of Mr and Mrs A B Hallowell of 1011 Steely street this morning at 8 o clock at the bride’s parents home. The ceremony was read by Dr E J Lockwood in the presence of immediate relatives. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple planned a short trip to Minneapolis after which they will reside at the Keen apartments Dubuque. Mr Hallowell is right of way superintendent for Interstate Power company and Mrs Hallowell has worked in the law office of Pike, Bates Zimmerman and Prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Corinne Keagy
W. M. Kenagy
Independence Avenue
Clifford R. Hallowell
A. B. Hallowell
Steely Street
J. Lockwood
Minneapolis
Keen
Dubuque
Hallowell
Interstate Power Company
Pike
Ates Zimmerman & Prank
Card Party at K C Hall by Gold Leaf Camp
Forty players joined the Gold Leaf camp Royal Neighbors card party at Knights of Columbus hall. Prizes went to Mrs. Floyd Stevens Mrs. George Knittle and the bridge favor to Mrs. P. H. Townsend with a special prize to Dr Frank Geier. Next event Sept 7 with Drs Bessie Jones in charge and Mrs Nellie Feeney organizing refreshments. A district convention is set for Dankerton next week Thursday. Parking cars at 9:30 a m to the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
Knights of Columbus Hall
Floyd Stevens
George Knittle
P. H. Townsend
Frank Geier
Bessie Jones
Nellie Feeney
Dankerton
Christie’s Old Organ at East Park Presbyterian Eve Service
Gleaners circle of East Park Presbyterian Church will present a song titled Christie’s Old Organ at the evening Ting service tomorrow. The event aims to raise funds or recognition for church activities with a musical program featuring the noted piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
East Park Presbyterian Church
Christie
Progressive Style Bride-to-Be Party for Miss Mildred Bunn
Miss Mildred Bunn bound for marriage to Alfred Kerrin was honored with a progressive luncheon hosted by Miss Inez Childs Miss Evelyn Kerr and Miss Edna Mae Rittenhouse. Courses moved through three homes in Baltimore Street Fourth Street West Walnut Street. An afternoon gift shower followed at Miss Kerrs home with several young guests attending. A separate note mentions about 65 guests at Sunnyside Country Club for a semi monthly dinner dance with additional attendees joining later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Bunn
Alfred Kerrin
Inez Childs
Evelyn Kerr
Edna Mae Rittenhouse
Miss Childs
Baltimore
Ruth Hnittle
Esther Schmidt
Ruth Fuller
Frankes’ Seager
Cedar Falls
Alice Forbes
Loretta McGavick
Archie Blank
Local notes and visits fill city brief notices
A flurry of neighborly travel and visitors fills the city brief, with Mrs. Roy Metzger departing for Chicago to buy for Exelson's millinery, Rev. Clinton F. Smith returning from a hospital convention tour, and many residents moving between Dubuque, Chicago, Kansas City, and Lake Okoboji. A display of pheasants is planned for Dairy Cattle Congress, while local residents head to Yellowstone and Denver on trips, and road work advances near First Street with large fuel tanks.
Race Prejudices May Help Line Up South for Smith
United Press reports that black leaders in southern Republican groups may determine the fate of the region for Gov. Alfred E. Smith. Georgia and Mississippi probes reveal patronage abuses and indictments of Negro national committeemen. Tennessee and Mississippi factions threaten GOP unity, potentially weakening November efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Hoover campaign pledge lifts hopes for group
The national committee chairman praised a strong voluntary response and pledges of support from the colored people. He stated that Herbert Hoover’s election would herald a new day of hope and opportunity for the group they represent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Committee
Herbert Hoover
Four-Auto Crash Triggers Reckless Driving Arrest
August 18 report from Traer details a seven mile north collision on State Road 59 involving four autos. GC A Mills of Waterloo is arrested on reckless driving and failure to report the wreck charges after a chain of impacts damaged the Catlin Garwin and Durbin cars. one driver sustained a serious injury. Most occupants suffered minor cuts or bruises. Wisconsin car sold for junk in Tracr. Mills posted bond on his own recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracr
GC. A. Mills
Waterloo
Traer
State Road No. 59
Tama-Black Hawk County
Albert Catlin
Garwin
Ed Durbin
Elmer Durbin
Alvin Durbin
Calby, Wig
Iowa
Alberti Rohwer
Mills
Wisconsin Party
Tara County
Couple Wed Here at Bride's Home in Cedar Rapids
At 4 pm this afternoon at the bride’s parents home Jefferson street Cedar Rapids, Miss Louise Lilja wed Erwin J Wasta son of Mrs Frances Wasta. Rev J Richmond Morgan of First Congregational church officiated. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Bryan Shean and family Cedar Rapids Mr and Mrs Henry Drexler and family Central City Mr and Mrs Ross Henry Goldfield Mr and Mrs Eugene Waste Cedar Rapids Miss Frances Cushman and Miss Geraldine Gilbert Town Falls and Miss Mary Hay Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Lilja
Jefferson Street
Erwin J Wasta
Frances Wasta
Cedar Rapids
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Bryan Shean
Henry Drexler
Central City
Ross Henry
Goldfield
Eugene Waste
Frances Cushman
Geraldine Gilbert
Mary Hay
Louise Lilja
Barn Fire Destroys La Porte Village Barn
La Porte City Indiana August 18 fire department responded after 3 am to a blaze in the rear barn of the Don Quackenbush residence. The barn was destroyed while the shed to the north and a hay loader were saved. Some tools were destroyed. The barn had limited use since the delivery of five is made by major truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
Don Quackenbush
Akron Couple to Visit Waterloo Family
Mr. and Mrs. William G. McMillen of Akron are due Sunday night for a visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. George A. McMillan at 702 Barclay Street North. They travel via Pine Lake Michigan, where they spent the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Waterloo
William G. McMillen
George A. McMillan
Barclay Street
Pine Lake
Mich
Home Education and The Child to Courtesy in Training
A Bren Dourher column on teaching manners, with Emily Arkwright and Mrs. Wain discussing how discipline differs between animal training and child upbringing. Emphasizes reasoning, leading by example, and making politeness desirable rather than mere obedience.
Lunch and Breakfast Recipes and Cooking Tips
Grate green corn, mix with milk, baking powder, salt, sugar, and eggs. fry on a greased griddle until light brown. Pineapple shortcake with fresh pineapple, sugar, and biscuit dough. bake and assemble with pineapple topping. Rhubarb elderberry pie filling tip with one cup rhubarb per pint elderberries. Cook strong vegetables uncovered in a small amount of water. Prepare roasting chicken by rubbing the inside with lemon to whiten and tenderize.
Stranahan Paroled After 30 Day County Jail Sentence
Dave Stranahan of 519 Mobile Street was paroled today after a 30 day jail sentence for illegal transportation of liquor. He pleaded guilty before Judge H. B. Boles on the county attorney information and was paroled to Sheriff H. T. Wagner. Stranahan has prior custody on various charges and is described as aged and infirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stranahan
Dave Stranahan
T. Barn
Mobile Street
Liberty
H. B. Boles
H. T. Wagner
Heath Purchases Kendrick Grocery
G Heath has bought the Kendrick grocery and meat market at 1400 Fourth East from W M Kendrick, who operated it for six months. Heath, formerly with J B Price Mercantile, took possession last night. Kendrick has plans for the immediate future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Heath
Fourth Street East
Fourth East
W. M. Kendrick
Heath
J. B. Price Mercantile Company
Kendrick
Brain Test Answer Key From Hidden Word List
The provided list reveals inserted words for a brain test. Items include eam mete obl cowl through tent sting roue mete heath heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
Waterleo Evening Courteg PATTERNS
To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design send it to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing £5 cents for each pattern These patterns allow for seams All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in 10 days after sending in your order
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Miss Decker
Barton Guild
Sunnyside Country
C. V. Scott Home
Edna Kent Forbes
Margery M
Caneay
Shane
Miss Keagy
K. C. Hall
Gold Leaf
Oliver Rachuy
Idell McCord
Tenth Street East
Melvina Blasdell
Los Angeles
Willtm Shirey
C. H. Benson
E. EB
George Wiley
S. E. Foster
G. B. McGord
J. B. Sibert
Peter Daley
Rebekah Lodge
C. O FL Hall
J. L. Chevalier
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E. J. LeMar
Western Avenue
Warren Gilbert
Edward Triem
la Parte City
Ben Chapman and Son
Robert
Tulsa
Okla
Church News
Paris
Lucien Lelong
Buchastan's
Roy Metzger
Exelson’s
Frank T. Hartman
Mulberry Street
Lake Okoboji
Loretta Walker
Jack
Gd. Gregier
H. F. Guyer
F. BR. Parsons
Lydia Walker
H. L. Williams
Seventh Stret West
Richard Young
J. A. Young
Vermont Street
W. EB. Albert
A. C. Willford
Izaak Walton League
Dairy Cattle Congress
H. M. Kelly
Kathleen
Kansas City
George Schoel
Riverside Drive
Mt. Vernon
T. J. Morris
Kern Street
Hanover
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Mrs. Morris
Guy G. Bilis
June
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Ellis
Airs
Minnie Ashjeencer
Eighth Street
Clinton FL Smith
Allen Memorial Hospital
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Mr. Smith
National Hospital Association
Lara Portland
Victoria
Vancouver
Young Coal Company
First Street
Bhnt
John G. Meetant
Corinne
Mary Sanealla
Yellowstone National Park
Denver
Colorado Springs
Weir
Henry Burger
Leland Avenue
Carleton Sins
Park Boulevard
Rochester
N.Y
W. A. Sins
A. B. Silas
Ohio University
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Carteron Sins
A. B. Sins
Hoover
Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
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Perry Howard
Howerd
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Senate Committee
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R. R
Bob) Church
National Organization
Church
South
New
George L. Sheldon
Nebraska
Sheldon
5. D. Redmond
A. M. Redmond
E. L. Patton
Repub-ican
United States
Waterloonn
Tama County
Bride
la Porte
Chile
Nelione
West Fortiath Street
New Fork
Clive
Bren Dourher
Stells KE
Fulton
Emily Arkwright
Traiter
Bobby
Anna
Bluc Star
0. S
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
E. Oth St
Kendrick Grocery
Waterleo
Entz
Entz Cafe
First Nat'l Bank Bldg
Lion
Ding
Horst Ronnevalt
Ing Sanday
Cedar Rapide
OTE
Greyhound Motor Bus Line
Roosevelt — Chlidar
Rapids
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