Sixtieth Wedding Celebration for Jared Cobb Couple
Waterloo Evening Courier notes the sixtieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jared Cobb of Clear Lake. Their son Leslie Cobb and grandson Leland Cobb attended with family. A reception and ceremony were held at their home with best man and bridesmaid. Mr. Cobb, Civil War veteran, and wife have lived in Clear Lake about 50 years. Other children and several grandchildren attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jared Cobb
Clear Lake
Leslie
Cobb
Leland Cobb
Waterloo
Clear Lake M. E. Church
Emory Wimans
Stiell Lake
Wis
Society Calendar Shifts Through Clubs and Congregations
Tonight offers a packed society calendar with B Natural Music Club Mrs H T Wagner and varied groups at Becker chapel Elks club Immanuel Lutheran Church and First M church. Tuesday features book reviews Mothers auxiliary Boy Scouts and the Women’s clubs while Sunday school classes and a Westminster Presbyterian church dinner cap the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Music Club
H. T. Wagner
A. M. Place
Becker Chapel
O. 8
W. G. Wise
Rotary Ladies
Elks Club
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Philathes
Church -Black's Tenroom
Grace M. E. Church
Quota Club
Russell-Lamson
Fide
Woman's Clubhouse
Ausiilany
Boy Scouts
Y. “Hg
AL Plancey Club
Ac—Moose Hall
Nuwata Club
H. W. Entavisle
T. A. Decker
W.g. T. UY
W. C. A. Elklets
Biks Club
G. FP. Miller
Hadassah Society
Eli Katz
Happy Hour Club
Hotel Russell- Tamison
Ladies of Maccabee
Waterloo
O. GO. F. Hall
Noble Grand Association
Templa Rebekah Lodge
E. E. Hill
Prbuayce Asanea
Professional Woman's Club
White Sea Inn
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ten Measures to Be Sponsored by Towa Federation
Des Moines plans outline legislative measures backed by the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs. Proposals include an art commission, maternity and infancy programs, uniform marriage laws, tax and health provisions, teachers standards, and educational welfare for disabled children. The federation lists officers and committee members from Dubuque Oskaloosa Washington Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Forty-third General Assembly
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation
Iowa State College
Department of Legislation of the
Anna Lawther
Dubuque
James
Devitt
Oskaloosa
Anna Dawson
Washington
E.G. Bock
Fairfield
Herbert M. Reed
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Vitemia
Knight Logan
E. N. Hubbard
Sioux City
Hudson Couple Celebrates 59th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs S C Bowen of Hudson observed their fifty ninth wedding anniversary with a 1 oclock dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson. Guests included their two sons and wives Frank Bowen and Smith Bowen, and James Cassen of Waterloo. Special music honored the couple. Bowen was born Amelia Shoemaker in Cadiz Wis. They have lived in or near Hudson most of their married life.
Manchester Girl Weds Waterloo Man in St Marys Church
Miss Bess Morrissey of Manchester wed Norman Pierce of Waterloo in a 6 am ceremony at St Marys Catholic Church Manchester conducted by Rev Father McKinley. The bride works at Bronson Charlton law office. the groom is a Linotype operator for the Waterloo Evening Courier and son of Mrs Rose Calve Ryan Indiana. A short bridal trip follows and they will reside in Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Morrissey
Manchester
Norman” Pierce
Waterloo
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father McKinley
Bronson & Charlton
Pierce
Rose Calve
Ryan
Waterloo’ Evening
Endeavor Union to Meet at U B Church Tonight
Christian Endeavor societies from all churches in the city gather at Graves Memorial United Brethren church at 7 45 this evening. Anna Fury of Waterloo will preside, with a song service led by John Ray and a district convention announced. Bert Merryman and Tom Thompson Jr will speak, Merrill Knott to lead a special hour, and Howard Keene with Wesley Stukenberg at the piano provides music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Societies
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Anna Fury
Waterloo
Howard Keene
Wesley Stukenberg
Cedar Falls
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes
Practical beauty tips on removing facial hair with tweezers and peroxide, plus cautions to avoid warts or dark spots. Covers bleaching, plucking guidance, and when to consult a doctor. Includes makeup advice for eyes and overall guidance on body proportions and posture through exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
Tven
Wedding in Chicago Jan. 21 featured at Thorndike Hilton chapel
The announcement details the January 21 ceremony at the University of Chicago's Thorndike Hilton memorial chapel. The bride Thelma Hawkeye, a Hawkeye high school graduate and University of Chicago alumna, wed Mr. Willis Bogue, a premedical student from Lincolnshire Ind. The ceremony was led by Ray Goldsmith, pastor of Hyde Park Congregational church. The couple plan medical studies after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Hawkeye
D.W
St. Margaret’s ‘Guild
St. Mark's Hughes
Episcopal Church
Thelma
Willis
H. Bogue
Chicago
Flint
Bayard Street
Thorndike Hilton’ Memorial
University of Chicago
Ray
Goldsmith
Hyde Park Congregational Church
Bride Blanche Jungkunz Weds Carl W Schmidt in Waterloo
Blanche W Jungkunz of Cedar Falls became the bride of Carl W Schmidt of Waterloo at First M E B church in Waterloo Sunday at 12 30 pm. Dr J Arthur Young officiated. Attendants included Waldo Jungkunz Esther Schmidt and Dr A M Raecker. Dinner at Hotel President followed. couple to travel to Chicago then home to 2123 Fourth Street West Waterloo after March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche W. Jungkunz
Cedar Falls
Carl W. Schmidt
Waterloo
M. EB. Church
J. Arthur Young
Waldo Jungkunz
Allison
Esther Schmidt
A.M. Raecker
Chicago
Points East
Pride
Royal Neighbors
State of
Iowa
Mr. Schmidt
King Ventilating Company
Owatonna
Minn
Fourth Street West
Local People to Hear Address by Zionist Leaders
Local residents will travel to Des Moines on Tuesday evening February 12 to hear Louis Lipsky national president of Zionists in America speak. The event is hosted by Polk View Community Club with committee heads including Louis Oransky O Cohen Joseph Brody and others. The program features a lecture recital by Robert Star and Hadassah and Pioneer club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Louis Lipsky
Zionists In America
Ab Polk View Community
Chub
David, Siegel
Jacob Cohn
Louis Oransky
O. Cohen
Joseph Brody
A. L. Blotcky
Max Mayer
Junior Auxiliary B Natural Club Elects Officers
New officers were elected by Junior Auxiliary B Natural Music Club at the Y W C A. A piano duet and instrumental numbers complemented the program. Officers include President Martha Thommeson and Secretary Helen Tackman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Music Club
Martha Thommeson
Annabelle Phennecie
Helen Marie Tackman
Jane Eby
Soclink
Mabryn Murphy
Jean Schaffer
Helen Lingelbach
Constance Altland
Louisa .Hage ™Mann
Martha McCormick
Natural
Hark, Herk
Lark
Martha Thommieson
Schubert
N.C. Altiand
Club Notes Triple Four Sees Dinner by Farrs at Home Park
The 500 players Mrs Ralph Shafer and Donald Standfield topped scores while consolation prizes went to Mrs Howard Kingsley and Ralph Shafer. Mr and Mrs Harry Hermon attended. The club plans to meet February 23 with Mr and Mrs Kingsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triple Four
Harry Farr
Home Park Boulevard
Ralph Shafer
Donald Standfield
Howard Kingsley
Airs
Harry Hermon
Kingsley
Labor Smoker and Installation Held in Waterloo
A labor smoker for Waterloo Central Labor Union members coincides with the installation of 1629 officers in Carpenters hall at 241% Fourth Street East. Incoming officers include Harold P. Haffa president Russell Peterson vice president Charles C. MacKay secretary treasurer Henry L. Errichson recording secretary Peter N. Hansen Samuel Galloway John Warren trustees and Charles Barnholt sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Central Later Union
Carpenters’ Hall
Fourth Street East
Harold P. Haffa
Tussell Peterson
Charles C. MacKay
Henry L. Errichson
Peter N. Hansen
Samuel Galloway
John Warren
Charles Barnholt
Monoxide Kills Cattle at Local Farm
In February report from INS a carbon monoxide death claims livestock on Mrs Anna Taylor's farm. A cow and a steer died after Mrs Taylor's son-in-law E J Downing left an automobile motor running in a barn, while he was called back to the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Marts
Anna Taylor
City in Prief notices and local society updates
Local briefs report on residents traveling to Chicago Excelsior Springs and eastern markets. Students receive first semester report cards. Stolen sedan reported in Reinbeck. Officials attend Catholic Order of Foresters event in Clutter. Neighbors seek medical updates and travel to St Petersburg for rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Auerbach
J. W. Boling
Woods
Hank Wartey
Wartey
Brownbill
St. Louis
Chicago
East High
Janesville P T A Elects Officers In February Meeting
Janesville Indiana February 4 Mrs Carl Wild was re elected president of the Janesville Parent Teacher Association Supt B E F Mitchell was named vice president Mrs C W Traylor became secretary and treasurer A mothers group for fourth through sixth grades will meet soon with plans set by committees named by Mrs Wild A father and son program is planned for the February meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Janesville
Carl Wild
Parent-Teacher .Association
B. EF. Mitchell
C. W. Traylor
Wild
Gospel Hall meetings continue at 726 Western Ave
Evangeliaire meetings at Gospel hall 726 Western Avenue will continue this week each evening except Saturday. Speakers are William Walke and C. G. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeliaire
Gospel Hall
Western Avenue
William Walke
C. G. Smith
Tomato Dressing and Potluck Roasts From Leftovers
A vintage recipe note describes tomato dressing for reheated roast slices with butter, flour, and strained tomatoes, plus tips on fat rendering, chives in cream dressing for potatoes, boned stuffed meats, boiled potatoes, soaking dried fruits, and mutton prep for tender roasting. It emphasizes practical kitchen techniques and leftovers enhancement.
Lead cuts down members of Joe Saltis mob
Chicago police shootouts deepen gang turmoil as Eddie Piech is critically wounded during an attempted escape after being confronted by Serge ant Casey. Earlier, Steve Kuczynski was killed in a south side apartment amid Saltis rank jealousies while Saltis serves a weapons sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jon. Saltis
Eddie Piech
Steve
Bull Cain
Piech
Thomas Casey
Casey
Jurors Drawn for March Term of District Court
Petit jurors for the March term were drawn today in the clerk of courts office. Over 60 names listed from multiple townships including Waterloo Cedar Rapids Lincoln Barclay Mt. Vernon Orange Engle and others. Names include Walter Aungst Margaret Beck Fred Planning John Growell Julia Nolan Bert Howrey James Krueger Erma Rath Vere Sherwood Margaret Snyder Henry Wolf and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W.thompson
Aungst
Walter Beck
Margaret Coturn
Gleveland
Jessia MM. Growell
John Planning
Fred J. Fisher
Enri BE. Glasson
W. C. Gronberg
Chris Hensen
Thomas E Nolan
Julia F. Howrey
Bert
A. H. Watters
Lincoln Township
M. EB. Watson
Washington Downship
Pete Werner
Fagle
Earl Wyatt
Black Hawk
Aa. F. Clubine
Lester Township
W Bocpke
Bennington
Charles Dunbar
Mt. Vernon
Wim Fisher
Barclay Township
Martin AlIntosh
Edna McRoberts
Orange Township
Matt Relter
Engle
Math Risse
Westminster Drama League to Present Pharaohs Daughter
The Westminster Drama League opens a series of performances of Pharaohs Daughter, a three act religious play by Allison Gaw and Ethelean T. Gaw, to be staged in Westminster auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Truman DeRoame
Israel
Moses
Miriam
Isis
Drama League
California
Westminster Drama’ League
Allison Gaw
Ethelean T. Gaw
Westmin
Watch for this danger signal a dirty ring around the washtubs
The ad explains hard water causes soap scum and dirty rings in wash水. It promotes Melo water softener to neutralize hardness, improve cleaning, reduce soap use, and leave white clothes. It urges getting Melo at the grocer.
Waterloo Census Survey Indicates Urban Population Rise
The 1920 to 1930 census comparison shows a shift from rural to urban areas, with Iowa exemplifying the trend. Major cities listed include Des Moines 326,468, Davenport 45,727, Waterloo 36,230, and Ottumwa 34,? as part of the state’s growing urban share. The report notes the ongoing rural to urban movement across middlewestern states and anticipates a pronounced urban gain in the 1930 census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feature Bureau
Iowa
Amos
Ease Boons
Burlington
Cedar Rapidy Aker
Charles City
Centerville
Clinton
Gouneli Bluffs
Cremton
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubugas
Fort Dodrs
Fort Madison
Keokuk
Marshaltown
Mason City
Oi Muscatine
UX Newton Oelwein
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa
Lions
Practical togs for children's playtime 1611 pattern
A Courier Pattern notice describes a simple tailored frock of printed percale or gingham for children with side front pleats to add fullness. It outlines fabric needs for size 4, pricing for the pattern and fashion book, and how to order by mail from the New York City department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin
Addreéa
Courier Pattern Department
W. 17Th Street
New York City
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Evening Courier” Society
Society
W. B
Moose Hall
Daughters of Tsabella
Jolly Eight Club
Geraldine Tanta Mara
Towa Federation
Hudson
Harry Wade
Lirkzom Street
Logan Way Inn
Bath Day
H. H. Hancher
Alvin
Wade
Frank Boni
Logan Avenue
Bont
Dewey Winder
Ww. W. CO. A
A. EB. Reiff
Linden Avenue
Frank Geier
Guy Burbank
Harry Nanny
L. B. Miller
A. E. Rel
A. Johnson
Burbank
Nanny
Soop-Doughten
Doris Doughten
Macan Doughten
Woolstock
Frank Soop
Talman Soop
Webster City
Walnut Street’ Baptist Church
Warren L. Steeves
Aliss G
LG. G
Molly Banny
Church News
Deborah Society
First M. EB
Alice Borquin
C. K. Bentz
A. D. Donnell
Missionary Society of Central
L. G. Harris
Baltimore Street
L. V. Martin
Clara. Barto Guild
Universalist
Ed Steega
Ralph Alexander
Woman's Organization
First Congregational Church
A.C. Vaughn
C. J. Lang
Feldt
Africa
First Evangelical Church
V. A. Zell‘boefer
Aid Society
Clinton F. Smith
Martha Wolfe
Ching
Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society
First Brethren ‘Church
Lester Miller
Etta Lichty
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Blanche Jungkunz
Ndr
Bray
William Brey
Henry Conter
Gable Street
C. A. Brown
Wiliam Hill
W. M Wilkins
Susie Billick
Anna Kinse
Harriet Wightman
Robert Star
Young Musicians
Lesture
Annetta Lingelbach
Third Street West
Betty Gibson
Lingelbach
Hadassah
Min Wartey
Gella Kronberg
Esther Siegel
Jacob Wolfstein
Safed
Palestine
Scout Movement
St. Mary's
St. John's
Catholic Order of Foresters
St. Mary's Hall
Pioneer Club
W. B. Ae
Ella Mark Lee
Boone, Ta
Association
A. I. Weigel
Glen Avenue
T. Jones
Fred Lamprich
Walter B. Coran
Walter C. Hock
O. C. P. Hall
Alta Lundy
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Repilar
Bocker Chapter
Natural Club
Temple Rebekah Judge
5. E. Hill
Mullan Avenue
Ip Book Review
C. N. Shane
Edith Wharton
Helen
Yosnell
Green Lantern Tesroom
Daughters of All War Veterans
Memorial Hall
Ast
Ooes SC
Pilin
PRIEF
Ab Dchanan’s
Hazel Glath
Mulberry Street
T.L. Wheeler
Excelsior Springs
W. L. Dewey
Birs
F. L. Novak
Maplewood
N. J
Bess Richardson
Franklin Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Fred Brandhurst
Reinbeck
Sixth
Water Streets
C. M. Cheney
Gates
Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
George E. Pike
Billy White
Helen White
Fremont Street
Mothers’ Auxiliary
Waterloo Council
Boy Scouts of America
James Sims
St. Mary's Court
J. W. Koch
Order
Clutter
H. B. Cropper
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co
St. Petersburg
Fla
George W. Salisbury
Las
Charles K. Salisbury
Sunnyside Avenue
W. P. Jeffrey
C. F. Altstadt
Alta Vista Avenue
Temple
Tex
P.T. A
Joe Salts
Beer Mob
Eddie‘Piech
Plech
Savoy Ballroom
Melo
Tite Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Sani
Tok
Grok UN
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