Social party reveals upcoming wedding in Meffert home
Twelve young women at Mrs. George K. Meffert’s residence learned of the approaching marriage of their daughter Hivia to Raymond Webber. The ceremony is set for September 15. Early awards went to Mrs. Rodney Fee and Miss May Flynn. A musical program featured Miss Cleola Shupe and Miss Marian Sipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Meffert
Argyle Street
Hivia
Raymond Webber
Rodney Fee
May] Flynn
Cleola Shupe
Marian Sipes
Elsted
Marie Anderson
Dorothy
J. F. Kinney
Dale’ McCarty
Winthrop
Cous Moffert
Wedding in Waverly ties Shadle to Kolb on Aug 15
Vera Mae Shadle daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Shadle and Foster J Kolb son of Mr and Mrs George I Kolb were married at the Waverly Iowa Methodist church parsonage by Rev John D Clinton on August 15. The couple plan to move to a farm near Kenaston Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Mae Shadle
Abs
A. J. Shadle
Foster J. Kolb
George I Kolb
Waverly
John D. Clinton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dengler-Jansen
Alma Jansen
Harry Dengler
Bath
Dysart
Henry Mueller
Ist Lutheran Church
Fred] Mathiesen
Ada Handershot
Lorena
Linda Jansen
Des Moines
Dengler
Mrs. Dengler
Henry Jansen
Adolph Dengler
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes A Red Nose Remedy
Edna Kent Forbes discusses home treatments for a red nose tied to digestion. Advice covers enemas, laxatives, diet changes avoiding heavy foods, loose clothing, steam and massage of the nose, zinc oxide ointment, sulfur, and ice rubs. Also mentions scalp and bust care and a mail offer for lashes formula.
Side Talks on Flivvers and Inferiority Complexes
Ruth Ameron discusses why small flivver cars often outpace bigger ones on roads. She cites three reasons including driver insecurity, owner irritation at being passed, and the impulse of large car owners to drive slowly. She proposes a niche for the man who keeps a flivver yet drives modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whever Coes
Lone Lima
Hall of Fame
First Presbyterian flamemakers class to picnic at Cedar Heights
Church notices report a flamemakers class picnic at Cedar Heights Friday evening with members supplying sandwiches and other foods. Other items note United Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society meeting refreshments, bake sale planned for Sept. 1, and various parish group activities with music, talks, and social refreshment throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Cedar Heights
United Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
W. W. Templeton
D. McCauley
N. McCreary
Club notes recall Narcissus and Triple Four events
Mrs. George Anderson hosted Narcissus Club yesterday afternoon with card games. Wavers visited Mrs. Ruby Elam and Mrs. Harry Dahl. The Triple Four Club met at 600 yesterday, hosted by Mrs. Fred Bartz, with Mrs. C. R. V. Bassarear and Mrs. Clarence Kies achieving high scores. A 6 o'clock luncheon was served with Mrs. A. A. Stowart assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kruse
M. Dy Brown
Petrova Club
A. F. Koch
Paul Bailey
Faror
F. W. Hardy
W. J. Lang
Alva Allen
Ray Hinmen
George Anderson
Narcissus Club
Wavers
Ruby Elam
Harry Dahl
Triple Four
Fred Bartz
C. R. V. Bassarear
Clarence Kies
A. A. Stowart
Reunion planned for 88th Division veterans in Omaha
Iowa veterans who served with the Eighty eighth overseas reunite in Omaha September 28 to 30 joining Camp Dodge trainees. General Pershing may attend with speakers Major General William Weigel Mitchael F. Kinkead and Major James C. Dahlman. The program features parades reunions films and Ak-Sar-Beu carnival events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Eighty-eiglth
Omaha
Camp Dodge
Pershing
William Weigel
First Corps
Eighty Eighth Division
James C. Dahlman
Mitchael F. Kinkead
St. Paul
France
Minnesota
Dakotas
Illinois
Brakeman Hurt in Boxcar Fall
J. H. Murphy of 417 Park Avenue West, a brakeman on the Illinois Central railroad, lies in Mercy Hospital Fort Dodge with both heel bones fractured after stepping from a boxcar into an empty sealcar at midnight Tuesday. He failed to notice the adjacent car was on a different level. It will take several days to be brought home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Murphy
Park Avenue
Illinois Central Railroad
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Nights Bring Chill With Unseasonable Cool Figures
The night air stayed cold as the government thermometer hovered near 45 degrees, with a 44 degree minimum and yesterday’s high around 71. Forecasters expect a warm, fair turn tonight and tomorrow as the cool spell likely ends.
Brookhart Urges Co operation as Economic Remedy
Des Moines Aug 23 United States Senator Smith W Brookhart told Lions club economic cooperation is the key to resolving inequality of reward between producers and consumers He argued capital profits tax labor and farm output are linked and urged unity among producers and consumers to share in production rewards He criticized distribution costs and cited wage figures from 1919 to show the balance of earnings between labor and capital and urged policy to boost producer and consumer harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
United States
Smith W. Brockhart
Slere
Lions’ Club
Sifid
Sen
Kockhart
Sen. Brookhart
Joint Committee of Congress
Falor
Altho
Manufacturers’ News
Capital
Department of Commerce
Economic shift urged as farmers seek fair share with labor
A voice argues that agricultural wealth growth, about three percent annually, relies on farmer labor and capital. wages fall to under 9000 a year, urging manufacturers and business leaders to unite with farmers and labor to end predatory capital methods and share rewards. The item also notes mentions of Misé Placé, Muldoon’s trip to the northwest, Minnesota grain, and local rainfall impacts, plus unrelated notices on doctors and typography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Indianapolis
Ind
Misé
Waterloo
John ‘I. Muldoon
Rochester
Hayfield
Winona
Minn
St. Charles
Muldoon
Minnesota
Austin
Fred HW. Loman
M. D
First National Bank
City in Brief adds school start notes and travel visits
Local items report J W Arbuckle in Charles City on business. Kenneth and Robert Fox return from Kamrar. Mrs Daniel Kimmel and Mrs Laura Garra ratt visit, with several relatives and travelers passing through Waterloo and Webster City. A divorce suit filed in Lowder case and births noted for Tumler family in Chicago. Mrs DeWitt Perry and others plan California trip while Miss Helen Prace visits relatives en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Arbuckle
Charles City
Kenneth
Robert ‘Fox
Kamrar, Ao
DeWitt Perry
Ernest Ackerman
P. A. Marble
California
Marble
Tong Beach
Los Angeles
Helen Prace
Minneapolis
A. M
D. MM. Place
Meredith
Toledo
Honore
I C Rail Officials to Dubuque Confab
Four Waterloo officials of J1hi noip Central railway will attend a safety meeting of Minnesota division officials at Dubuque Saturday. They are N B Brown Norman Bell H D Smith and K Shapland. H L McCbabe division superintendent Dubuque will preside. The meeting will renew the gospel of safety first and discuss better insuring rail employees and citizens. The conclave ties to the safety campaign across railways August September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
J1hinoip Central Railway
Minnesota Divison
Dubuque
N. B. Brown
Norman Bell
H. D. Smith
Clahlin
Shapland
H. L. McCabbe
Renewal Granted For Five Year Term On Expired Patent
The patent, previously expired by limitation, was renewed today for a five year period without any changes to the original terms or scope.
Playground Picnic to Be Held Friday
Plans are complete for the final playground activity of the year a picnic at Cedar River park Friday afternoon. C L Gormley and five playground supervisors along with the Playground commission will supervise. Children meet at 30 p m at their playgrounds with transport for the smallest in cars. A sports program with prizes for all winners is planned for children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River Park
C. L. Gormley
Courier Pattern Service Enlists Fashion Department for Seaming
The courier offers an up to date pattern design to the Fashion Department and Evening Courier, shipping 16 cents per pattern. Orders are filled as soon as possible and should arrive within ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waferloo
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Hilda Meffert
Vera M. Shadle
Foster Kolb
Sunnysiday
Sunnyside Country Club
James’ Foote
Arthur Fowler
Nathan Barber
Mortimer B. Cleveland
Arthur Simpson
Roger Miller
Inj
Ste
Black Hawk
E County
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Golden Leaf Club
Mrs
Milo Baldwin
Ner
Mary J. Philpot
Snyder
Cedar Rapids
C. F. Stone
Long Head
Cal
Elien Mike
Somerset County
Larsen
Olie M. Larsen
Willardhan
Lndwige Plast
Martha Plash
George Plash
Reinbeck
J. HH
Pollock
Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Wig
Chicago
Niagara
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Ludwig
Iowa State Teachers College
Earl Ainslin
Elk Run Inn
Washington
Seattle
Garden
Fred Kohl
Harry Cowles
Atuatte
Carleton BeClain
Detroit
C. W_. Simpson
Frank Collard, Jr
Simpson Home
Wight
Jeanette Roemer
Robert Watterson
Women's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Cedar Region
Electric Park
Ben Hur Hall
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Fleve
Ruth “Ameron
Church News
May
Margaret Howell
Wrinut Street Baptist Searchight
W. B. Howell
L. . Davis
Lilla Redmond
Trinity American Lutheran Guildy
C.nus
Emily Tribon
Deborah Society
First M. B. Church
Forts
Thomas Neaney
Alma Brokaw
Thomas Kerr
Mmes. Reaney
Chesterman
J. R. Anders
George Bratt
James A Cook
St. John's Chapel
Mmes
Frank Sellman
Harry Roberts
Jack Farley
Clifford McCraney
St. Luke's Church
Brookhart
Wm. J. Thomson
J. F. Magee
Buchanan
Daniel Kimmel
Webster City
J. F. Wilson
Minneapelia
Laura Garraratt
H. F. Bosworth
San Diego
L. Aa Daun
Elmer Heiser
Dawson Street
Frank Anibal
Samuel Shilliam
Susie M. Nauman
Salt Lake City
J. M. Miles
Oaklawn Avenue
Salt Lake
I. C
Washington, D. C
Japan
Oh Henry
Cever
Cedar Sts
W. AL Fucker
Mgr
H. F. Greten
Furrier
Meee
S. H. Davis
Lafayette St
Waterios
Ethene
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