Miss Viola Haug Hosts Women for Eickenberry Kruger Night
Miss Viola Haug entertained members of the Business and Professional Women's club in Waterloo with a card and dance evening honoring Miss Selah Eickenberry who departs Sept. 1 for Des Moines and Miss Doris Kruger visiting from Minneapolis. Guests included Mrs. Esther Bormecke and several others. Kruger dined with Miss Smith and Miss Dungey Sunday and later joined by others for bridge at Mrs Boemeke’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Haug
Selah Eickenberry
Doris Kruger
Eickenberry
Waterloo
Des Moines
Kruger
Minneapolis
Lela Trahoney
Nevada Schwein
Ruth Pungey
Mary Brennan
Pearl Muchler
Genevieve Powell
Lula Smith
Miss Kruger
Miss Smith
Mix Dungey
Miss Hie
Miss Schwem
Black
Parsons and Clayton wed in Frederika ceremony
Miss Genevieve E Parsons of 331 Sumner street and Edgar E Clayton were married Saturday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage in Frederika. The bride wore an orchid crepe dress and hat. Attendant was Mrs. Fred Miller and music was by Hertha Gallagher. The couple plan a honeymoon in Ohio and Illinois before settling in Lichty apartments Waterloo. The bride is daughter of J C Parsons of Portsmouth Ohio. Clayton is from Carbondale TL and works in the Illinois Central railway superintendent's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve E. Parsons
Sumner Street
Edger E. Clayton
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Frederika
Fred Miller
Hertha Gallagher
J. C. Parsons
Portsmouth
Frank J. Muller
Clayton
Waterloo
Carbondale
Illinois Central Railway Company
Claude Dickey and Nellie Shafer wed in Minnesota
Announcement of the marriage on August twenty second at the Methodist church in Fairmont Minnesota of Claude Clark Dickey son of Mr and Mrs C A Dickey of 919 Walnut street and Miss Nellie Shafer daughter of Mr and Mrs F C Shafer of Cedar Rapids The couple will reside in Maine Iowa where Dickey will be superintendent of schools after a lakes holiday and the bride is a Cedar Rapids High School graduate formerly with the American Express company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Minn
Claude Clark Dickey
C. A. Dickey
Walnut Street
Nellie Shafer
F. C. Shafer
Cedar Repids
Towa State Teachers College
Cedar Rapids
American Express Company
Lakes
Dickey
Maine
Club Notes and Upcoming Picnics Across Local Clubs
Three Link circle postpones its meeting to September. F. Co. P. club plans a picnic tomorrow at Electric Park. Pandora clio meets tomorrow afternoon with Mrs A J Hoskins. G M W club to have a picnic supper at Electric Park tomorrow at 6 15 pm with coffee provided and members to bring sandwiches and another dish. Do A Besi club holds an all day picnic tomorrow at Electric Park with election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Link
F. Co. P. Club
Electric Park
Community and club events in Cedar Falls area
Tonight and Thursday bring a slate of gatherings across Cedar Falls and nearby venues. Stag dinners, picnics, sewing circles, aid society gatherings, family suppers, and club picnics fill churches, parks, and community halls with plans at Linden M. church, Electric Park, Cedar Heights and Plymouth Congregational venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity American Luther League
Cedar Falls
Linden M
St. John's Sewing Circle
School Hall
Linden M. EB. Aid Society
O. P
Electric Park
Pandora Club
A. J. Haskins
Cedar Heights
Ten Weddings at Wildwood Church Over the Weekend
A busy weekend at the Little Brown Church in the Vale saw numerous marriages. Rev J L McCorriston officiated for Robert Perryman and Marjorie Smith on Saturday, with many couples tied the knot across Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Newton and nearby towns over the two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood Church
Nashua
Little Brown
the Vale
J. L. McCorrison
Robert £. Perryman
Marjorie Smith
Cedar Rapids
Einard H. Madson
Gertrude E. Warnock
John R. Berntson
Helen Fern Flood
Albert Lea
Minn
Warren Berry
Charles City
Blanche E. Snowden
Eagle Grove
Ross D. Lemke
Newton
Rebecca L. Tracy
Guthrie Center
Linden Church Social Gatherings Sponsored by Parish
Linden Methodist Episcopal church announces several social events this summer. The Ladies Aid party is planned for tomorrow afternoon at the church with games and refreshments after a program. The Linden M FE social will be tonight hosted by James and Mrs Bandfield. Junior Standard Bearers travel Friday to Pat's Pound then Island Park for breakfast and picnic. Division one of the Aid society, chaired by Mrs Pearl Voight, will host a chicken supper at the church on Wednesday evening August 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Linden M. FE. Sociable
James Bandfield
Church Groups Plan Evening Meetings This Week
Loyal Helpers class of Plymouth Congregational church meets at 7 30 p m at Mrs William Hardcastle home with Mrs Hardcastle as reader Refreshments by Mrs Cecil Kerr and Miss Marjorie Guyer Ladies Aid of Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian hosts an all day meeting at Mrs Frank Cage home with assisting hostesses I C James BE L Stover Eleanor Marquis and R B Garner Members bring own dishes Woman's Home Missionary society at St Pauls Methodist entertained by Mrs Homer Jolls with Mrs Dora Schaefer assisting Twenty two members and three visitors attended Mrs Charles Storm and Mrs Leon Heffner joined the society along with Miss Hattie Muzzy as visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Church
William Hardcastle
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
Frank Cage
I. C. James
BE. L. Stover
Eleanor Marquis
R. B. Garner
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes
A vintage beauty tips piece discusses scalp health and hair tonics. It lists ingredients like cantharides and petroleum products and suggests scalp massage to improve circulation, reduce dandruff, and enhance hair texture while noting effects on color and shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annsepric
Carer O
Wedding of Miran Hill and John Androes in Henderson Neb
A home 10 a m wedding unites Miran Hill daughter of Elizabeth W Hill and John L Androes son of Mr and Mrs John Androes Henderson Neb The ceremony under a floral arch conducted by Rev W O Chisholm followed a silver rose and old blue color theme Bride wore white georgette gown with silk tulle and feathered veil gift of the bridegroom a crystal necklace The couple will spend a month in Minnesota and will settle near St Cloud where the groom owns a farm Their background details include the brides education at Iowa Wesleyan College and Davenport College of Chiropractics and the grooms dairy work and pending postal appointment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mass
Miran
Hill
Elizabeth W. Hill
Falls Avenue
John L. Androes
John Androes
Henderson
W. O. Chisholm
First United Presbyterian Church
David M. Hill
de- Koven
Bond
L. H. Gleason
St. Cloud
Minn
Georgiet
Ivan Hill
Richard Gleason
Andrees
Lake
Minnesota
Gleason
Iowa Wesleyan College
Davenport College of Chiroprath
Davenport
Iowa
Oneida
Wis
J. W. Rowntree
W. Bruner
Kansas
Postal Service
W C T U Officers Elected for Waterloo Branch
The Waterloo branch of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union re elected its full officers for a new term at Memorial hall. Mrs. F. F. Yapp remains president, with Mrs. A. A. Bontrager as vice president, Mrs. Ida Mitchell as corresponding secretary, Mrs. C. N. Clark as recording secretary, and Mrs. Edna Renner as treasurer. Mrs. Yapp also serves as meds custodian of Willard hall, and Margaret Moore as Willard hall fund treasurer. J. A. Billings chosen director of the Loyal Temperance Legion. A white bow pin was presented to Mrs. Ray Williams, who moves to Chicago. she has been LT L director. A letter from Mrs. Bontrager, at a missionary conference and World League Against Alcoholism meeting at Winona Lake, Ind., was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Memorial Hall
F. F. Yapp
A. A. Bontrager
Ida Mitchell
C. N. Clark
Edna Renner
Yapp
Willard Hall
Margaret Moore
J. A. Billings
Loyal Temperance Legion
Ray Wilams
Chicago
Williams
Bontraget
World League Against Alcoholism
Winona Lake
Ind
F. L. Garver
J. W. St. Kehn
Grace Feeley
Yapn
Uaterson
Minneapolis
Party Hints of Farewell Dinner and Birthday Cheer
Mrs G Conniff hosted a farewell dinner for Mrs Alta Jackson at her Cedar Falls home with gladioli centerpieces and out of town guest Mrs L B Hewitt. Guests included Mrs Fannie Kellogg and Bernice, Mrs L C Grover, Mr Peavey and Mr Conniff. The guest of honor received a leather traveling case. Birthday event for Mrs Porcupile noted with 75th anniversary luncheon. guests from the Monday club attended. A Blue Triangle league beach party for Waterloo business girls announced at Cedar River beach. Woman's Benefit association thimblebee planned at YWCA. each member to bring a guest. Champ Clark celebrated his fourth birthday at a party with 15 children at his grandparents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Conniff
Alta Jackson
Des Moines
L. B. Hewitt
New Hampton
Mmes
W. E. Peavey
J. R. C. McBroom
P. &. Porterfield
Etta Haley
Fannie Kellogg
Bernice
Cedar Falls
L. C. Grover
Betty Ruth
Peavey
Mr. Conniff
J. H. Porcupile
N. W. Entwisle
Paul Entwisle
Monday Club
Ww. Co
Blue Triangle League
Waterloo Business Girls
Cedar River
Champ Clark
Bennett Clark
St. Louis
W. W. Marsh
Themes Oresh
Hegerstown
John
Harbaugh
Hammond Avenue
Gresh
Stickles Feed Company
Waterloo
City in brief
Miss Maxine Kagley of Chicago visits her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs J W Dryer. Mr and Mrs Fred Neet and family of Emmetsburg Iowa visit Mrs Neets sister Mrs J B Sibert at 201 Center Street. Claude M Cheney president of the W F N railway and Mrs Cheney are vacationing in the east. Mrs Mary Craig and daughter Jessie Bright Ontario Mrs R L Baird of Galesburg Ill and Mrs Julia Kranduehl of Dysart Ia are guests of Mr and Mrs R W Waite 311 Western Avenue. C B Sass Kansas City Missouri and A F Ives Santa Fe rail travel agents are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Kagley
Chicago
J. W. Dryer
Fred Neet
Bemmetsburg
Neet
J. B. Sibert
Center Street
Mary Craig
Jessie
Bright
Ont
R. L. Baird
Galesburg
Julia Kranduehl
Dysart
R. W. Waite
Western Avenue
C. B. Sass
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Lines
A. F. Ives
Santa Fe Rail
Local residents on trips and court action filed
Roadside business callers and travelers noted as Mr and Mrs Engvald Christensen return from a trip through the Black Hills visiting relatives in Oral Mt Vernon and other towns. John W Crouch files for divorce from Bertha Crouch citing cruel treatment. Various locals prepare for harvest home events with Izaak Walton members traveling to Colesburg and Cedar Valley fair attendance planned. Wrecking of old 99 Franklin Street store completed by John H Morrow. Farmers Loan & Trust Co now owner. Train schedule to Chicago advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engvald Christensen
Cottage Grove Avenue
Black Hills
John W. Crouch
Bertha Crouch
Crown Point
Ind
Izaak Walton League
Colesburg
Izaak Walton
G. W. Wood
A. C. Willfeord
Franklin Street
Thompson Avenue
John H. Morrow
Farmers Loan & Trust Co
Woman Telephones Where She Parked Car She Drove From
A young woman stole a Chevrolet coach from Cedar Rapids yesterday and drove to Waterloo. She phoned the Cedar Rapids drive-it-yourself garage at 6 10 p m to reveal the car’s find in Waterloo. Police located no trace of the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Warren Buckley
Washington Park
Frost Threatens With Veering Wind
Frost threatens crops as a veering northwest wind follows frequent thundershowers. A 49 degree low last night indicates frost risk with shorter days and frost point near 39 degrees, after a 41 degree drop ten days earlier affecting corn on low land in Minnesota and northern Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sero
Minnesota
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Hickenberry
Genevieve Parsons
Edgar Clayton
Claude Dickey
Holy Name Court
Women's Catholic Order of “Foresters, Will
Sacred ‘Heart
St Mary's Alumni Association
Fourth and
Parker Streets
Pandora Clio
A. J. Hoskins
Society
Vicnic
Ric Park
Loval Helpers
Wiliam Hardcastle
Holy Name Cour
O. F
Sacred Heart Parish
Roe GC. Gallup
Green Mountain
Lois I. Busch
Marshalltown
Malvern
A. Walker
Thelma Felliott
Arthur Steubs
Centerville
Gertrude M. Tait
Hollis W. Wainscott
Douds
Lucile E. Louck
Oskaloosa
Harland N. Johnson
Lillie Pear
Akerman
New Hartford
Linden Church
Church News
Edna Kent Forbes
Odin Paphe
Bethina
Miriam Hill
Edward May
O. Truax
William Montgomery
Joel Bergeman
Gates Park Civic Club
Truax
J. D. Liffring
Claire Morman-Liffring
Walma
Toledo
Mrs. Conniff
Mrs. Jackson
Woman’s Benefit Association
Young Woman’s Christian Association
Brisf
Huc
Buchanan's
Claude M. Cheney
W. E. Shimer
Clearwater
Cal
Fort Wayne
Shimer
F. M. Wilson
Hudson
August Schoel
Sunset Road
Clifford J. Woolley
Leech Lake
Walter KR. French
Black Hawk County
Los Angeles
French
Lake Superior
Cecil Bickley
W.W. A. Hendry
Marshall Rugg
Redlarnds
F. M. Shores
Highland Boulevard
Rugg
George
Stev
W. Harrop and Son
Nevada Street
Wisconsin
Mr. Harrop
Linden M. E. Church
Chicago Great Western
Optical Service
Duchsses
Lambert Pharmacal Co
Dept
Bishop
Bishop Cafeteria
Ellis Hotel
Dee Moines
Sioux City
West Side
Iowa Public Service Company
Central Iowa Power & Light Company
Cedar Falls East Side
U.S
United States Rubber Company
Good Housekeeping Institute
Ators Adams Paper & Specialties. Co
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