Morning Wedding Bells for Brownlee Clearman Pair
Miss Helen Brownlee and Harold Clearman wed at the Brownlee home in Iowa City. The ceremony featured Venetian Love Song and Lohengrin as guests noted, with Ruth Ruth and Stella Clearman among attendees. Attendants wore rose colored gowns while floral decor included smilax and roses, and guests from Iowa City and neighboring towns attended. The couple will reside in Oxford Iowa after February 1 as they begin married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Brownles
William C. Brownlea
Logan Avenue
Harold C. Clearman
George Clearman
Iowa City
Ruth Ruth
Dorris, Brownlee
Franz Conrad
Burlington
J. Frank Moore
Plymouth Congregational Church
Dorothy Hall
Frances Rainbow
Laurene Fedderson
Eleanor Bentley
Clearman
Willam C. Brownles
East High School
University of Town
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sororisty
Alpha Tau Omega
Oxford
George M. Clearman
M. Clearman
Stella Clearman
Rollin Clearman
Lee Clearman
L. C. Clearman
Elizabeth Brownlee
Galva
Ill
I. D. Page
Princeton
A. M. Welch
David Welch
Cedar Rapids
George Brownlee
Des Moines
Marian Kine
Fort Dodge
Gartrude van Wagnun
Miss Hamilton to Speak on The Larger Democracy
Miss Hamilton field secretary for the Chautauqua League of Study clubs will address the public in the girl room of Hotel Russell Lamson Tuesday at 7 p.m. The talk, under the auspices of three local clubs, has no admission charge as expenses are covered. George C. Welker will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meddish. Hamilton
Russell Lamson
Hamilton
Chautauqua League of Study Clubs
Ais
George C. Welker
Miss Hamilton
Lecture by Miss Hamilton at Liberal Christian church
Miss Hamilton addressed a large audience last spring at Liberal Christian church and requests were made for another evening lecture on The Larger Democracy. She will discuss wartime effects and world attention, with an afternoon social meeting of the club at Mrs Cowles home 932 Mullan avenue west including members and a few guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Christian Church
War time club notes from Waterloo and area gatherings
Friday Study club met at president Mrs. C H Davis home with about 60 women. Performances by Mrs Emmett J Covell and Mrs Rose Reichard Marshall. Lectures, music and readings followed including Y W C A war work talk and a paper on theatre. Several other clubs gathered for dinners, favors, and Christmas plans. DAR and G A R groups held meetings with gift drives and programs, including donations to Camp Dodge and a French war orphan project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Davis
Emmett J. Covell
Rose
Reichard Marshall
Covell
Mae Harrison
Joseph McAllister
W. BH. Langias
B. L. Cobb
A. B. Hoffman
C. EB. McCarty
Bridge Club
Vincent Rechtfertig
W. C. Biddulph
Happy Friday Club
Bert Ponsford
William May
Red Cross
W. W. Wyant
Happy Hour Club
O. IF. Anderberg
M. D. L. Club
W. R. Shepley
Moline
A. BD. Nauman
Ray Parks
Mrs. Jump
Mrs Harriman Arrives in London for War Work Mission
Mrs Harriman of New York and Washington has arrived in London to study how American women’s services can be best used in ambulances hospitals and other war work She will also travel to Paris for the same purpose to assess the best utilization of women volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Borden Warriman
New York
Washington
London
Ambulanes
Hospital
Holiday program and social news excerpt
Yellow chrysanthemums graced the table as 16 guests prepared a three course dinner. Warn Ryan read aloud with music planned. Mrs Yagey presented a pearl necklace to the class. Chapter 24 hosts, programs by Carl Geck, and Mrs H W Sigworth in charge of music are noted. A Christmas project roll call is requested. A surprise party for Mrs Fred Ainsile with cards and light refreshments concludes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadbent
Neille DeWald
Serena Cook
Harriet Hohl
Mary Woore
Department
Shannon
Lake
Lillian Cary
Camp Dodge
Memorial Hall
Averill
Sydna Trevin
Grace Seebers
Iowa
Lincoln Circle
Warn Ryan
Yagey Wan
E. O. Meedag
Lucy Kimball
Mmes
Emmone Johnson
W. W
Marsh
J. B. Sedgwick
P. EH. O
Community Drama League
Carl C. Geck
H. W. Sigworth
Fred Ainsile
Among the Churches Special Sessions and Meetings
First Presbyterian Anna Mary chapter holds a special session Wednesday evening with Mrs K Bentz. Women’s Working Association aid and missionary departments plan a Friday job session at Mrs Janes Black’s home. Christ Episcopal vestry meets Thursday at T W Placa’s home with regular service Friday at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Anna Mary
K. Bentz
Aid and Missionary Departments
The
Women’s Working Association
Janes Black
Christ Episcopal
T. W. Placa
Waterloo Men in War Saving Drive
The national war sayings campaign in Iowa opens in Des Moines on December 13 under Homer A. Miller. The initiative enlists 175 workers to run through next year, urging thrift stamp purchases from every citizen. Notables on the advisory board include Judge C. W. Mullan of Waterloo and Towa banker group chairmen with county leaders listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE. T Meredith
OC. W. Mullan
Waterloo
Iowa State Bar Association
J. Ervin Evans
Cedar Walls
State Bankers’association
Black Hawk
Lao H. Paulger
Cedar Falls
Bremer
W. H. Babcock
Waverly
Benton
A. B. Allen
Vinton
Buchanan
M. G. Fouts
Independence
Grundy
E. P. Bieber
Reinbeck
Towa
C. I. Simmons
Williamsburg
Johanson
P. A. Horak
Iowa City
Lina
Emil Benesh
Cedar Rapids
Tama
T. J. Bracken
Homer H. Seerley
Iowa State Teachers’ College
War Chest funds and quirky gifts unsettled by town ledger
The War Chest of Go Hawks Happy Tribe shows eleven thousand three hundred ninety nine pennies after a gift described as 25 penises by Lucile Goodwin of Nashua. Other lines mention marriage licenses and names including Harold A. Clearman of Oxford and Helen L. Brownles of Waterloo with various jolting misspellings and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Go Hawks Happy Tribe
Lucile Goodwin
Nashua, Ja
Harold A. Clearman
Oxford
Helen L. Brownles
Waterloo
Orlanda
Thompson
Charles
Rene Maes
Dunkerton
Madiline du Blasie
Dunkarton
Marie
Palonaude
Gileago
Courier patterns for up-to-date design coupons
The notice directs readers to complete a coupon and mail it to the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier in Waterloo, enclosing ten cents per pattern. It warns patterns enable scams and promises orders are filed promptly, with delivery expected ten days after submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
2300 An Attractive Set of Toy Animals Pattern
Advertises a single size set of toy animal patterns including sheep, dog, and pig with fabric yardage estimates. Priced at 10 cents, postage 1 cent, and an 11 cent total enclosed to receive the pattern at the provided city and state address.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Brownlee
Mr. Clearman
Miss. Hamilton
D. A. KR
Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mmes. DeWald
Mack
Knoop
Griffen
Atlanta
Camp Dodges
G. S. Millard
G. W. DeWald
Bernice Call
Ruth McGinnis
Miss Davis
Moyle
Miss Grove
Effie Giffen
Cora
Loyal Stars
Calvary Evangelical Church
O. M. Yaggy
Mrs. Harriman
Ties
Borden Harrah
Aden
Theatr
Lina Cavalieri
Sennett Comedy
Happy Tribe
Agqdress
Fesler & Demmel
Fessler & Demmel’s
Fessler & Jtt
Jemme ' Jewelers
Fourth Street
Willard
Siam Vele Ny
Ralph H. Cramer Cramer
Pany Waterloo, Iowa
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