Marriage of Miss Jarn Schmitz and William Knipp
In Gilbertville ll February 17 at St Marys Catholic Church Miss Jarn Schmitz daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Schmitz and William Knipp son of Mr and Mrs Peter Knipp wed in a ceremony led by Rev John Mayer. Attendants were Miss Elizabeth Schmitz and Lawrence Knipp. A large reception and dance followed at St Marys hall and the couple will live on a nearby farm.
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Courier
Gilbertville
Jarn Schmitz
Chris Schmitz
William Knipp
Peter Knipp
St. Mary's Catholic Church
John Mayer
Elizabeth Schmitz
Lawrence Knipp
St. Mary's Hall
Mrs. Knipp
Elsie
Ann ‘Baber
Garwin
Memorial’ United Brothern Church
Hugo ‘Kroeger
Dysart
E. W. Main
Rose Kroeger
James Babber
C. W. Cleveland
Hampton, Ja
Church of Woman's Home
Missionary Society of
First Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
W. St. John
Anna Goodale J
All ‘Society
Foreign Missionary Society
A. B. Curran
Roy Smith
Minneapolis
Minn
Community Club and Lodge Events Tonight
Local organizations schedule a busy evening with Woman's clubs, Blue Triangle league Y, YWCA programs at East Mark church, Clara Barton guild at Universalist parish house, and numerous fundraisers. Suppers, card parties, and dances feature Royal Neighbors Moose lodges and K of V halls with church and hotel venues across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Blue Triangle League
Y. W. IC
East Mark Church
M. B. A. Lodge
K. of V. Hal
Clara Barton guild—Universalist
Sunshine Rebekah
Waltertoon
G. I. Hal
Home and Education Department
Woman’s Hub
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
Moose Ball Gold Leaf Camp
Moose Lall
B. A. Thimblebee
Charles Canfield
P. Ball
Yeoman
P. Hall
Yaunehega—Woman's Club
Eee Department — Woman's Club
Influence of Iowa in Nation's Affairs Discussed at Club
The Tort nightly club met at Mrs. J. W. Barptel to discuss Towa influence in national politics past and present. Letters from J. B. Price Elkader W. R. Boyd Cedar Rapids and George Lichty Waterloo highlighted state affairs and noted influence of Hepburn Shaw Allison Cummins Dolliver Kenyon and Henderson. Banquet marked Trinity American Luther League dinner with toasts and performances. A marriage in Dysart details given. a Waterloo lecture on The Theatre in Germany announced for National Drama week. farewell for Hester Ann Taylor noted. clogging class at YWCA listed.
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Towa
J. W. Braptel
Tuthil
J. BR. Price
Elkader
W. R. Boyd
Cedar Rapids
George
Lichty
Waterloo
California
W.P. Hepburn
Leslie M. Shaw
W. B. Allison
A B. Cummins
Jonathan P. Dolliver
W. 8
Kenyon
Tani Jim’ Wilson
Agriculture
David B. Henderson
National House of Representatives
Trinity
Luther “League
Black
AL Reenert
Edwin Jonne
Violet Michael
Edward Ehrke
A. Luther League
Herbert Moehlman
Alice Kline
Florence Sickert
Alice Anderson
Viola
Rohlf
Gertrude Wierert
Elmer Luloff
Edwin B. Towne
Woman's Club
J.J. Semper
Columbia College
Dubuque
Linois
King Beal
J. £. O'Keefe
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Dubuane
Q’keefe
Third ‘District
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Division of
Drama
Fine Arts
The
Iowa Federation
Pearl Bennet Broxain
Maquoketa, Ja
O'Keefe
Henry Langworthy
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes
Freshen wardrobe and grooming for mid season. Sort and refresh clothes, repair or launder, clean hats, polish shoes, tint or repair undergarments, and consider new trims. Massage scalp daily, treat hair and nail health, and use light remedies like lemon and baking soda for hair and lashes to revitalize appearance.
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George
Ruffies
Miss Lois Becker Weds Joseph Coyle in Ackley
Miss Lois Becker married Joseph Coyle yesterday at St Marys Church in Ackley with pastor Stev John Buzynski officiating. Attendants were Miss Julu Lauri and Haymond Steffen, with family witnesses. After breakfast at the bride’s mother’s home, the couple left for Chicago for a few weeks. The bride, a graduate of Iowa State University, taught in Monticello for three years. Coyle, a local carpenter born near Ackley, has lived here over 20 years.
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Ackley
Lois Becker
Josephoyte
St. Mary’s Church
Stev. John Buzynski
Julu Lauri
Iowa Falls
Haymond Steffen
Ingay
B. G. Becker
Church Women Meet In Numerous Local Gatherings
Yesterday's church activities included Sisterhood at Graves Memorial United Brethren with forty five members and sixteen visitors, plus many other faith groups hosting meetings, picnics, music recitals, and fundraisers across First Presbyterian, First Baptist, Westminster, and United Methodist churches with speakers addressing stewardship and tithing.
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Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
A. T. Whittle
California
2C. W. Peterson
H. F. Guyer
June K. Eldsen
Mardel Peterson
Wilma Hefferman
United Presbyterian Church
Aid Society
W. 7
French
Maude Chahan
Barbara Fritchie
W. Black
Paul Revere
Esther Simley
Legion Meeting Tonight Honors Lincoln Washington Figures
Bruce Gates of Gates' college will address a patriotic American Legion gathering in Memorial hall on Lincoln and Washington. G A veterans and auxiliary will attend with Spanish American War veterans. Thomas Shannon will recite Gettysburg Address, Mrs Axon will sing, and Mrs Dolan will play violin. It also marks the first joint appearance of the American Legion band and drum and bugle corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
Gates
Gates’ College
Lincoln
Washington
American Legion
Memorial Hall
G. A
American. Legion Auxiliary
Thomas Shannon
Benita’ Dolan
Red Color Deters Finland Car Sales
In Finland red is highly unpopular. An American car maker shipped many automobiles there but 40 remained unsold due to red paint shades. Cars were repainted to appeal to Finnish buyers who dislike the color red and associate it with bolshevism.
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Finland
Helsingfors
Relief of Poor Considered by Social Agencies
A county conference with social agency officials and union members examined relief for a Mexican widow with four children. The board agreed to grant maximum allowed aid, while social workers deemed $4.60 weekly food support inadequate. The meeting also addressed clerical language and the limits of relief funds.
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Grand ‘Jury
Boilermakers’ Union
Illinois Central’ Shops
Council of Social Agencies
H. T. Wagner
R. A. Doty
Union
Fred. H. Winslow
I. C. Employes
Doty
Winslow
Ann Denton
Mildred Bucklin
Social Welfare League
Boiler Quakers
Board of Supervisors
The
Board
Miss Buckling
I. R. Decker
Frank Fish Named Exalted Ruler At Waterlog Lodge
Frank Fish, city councilman and manager of F C Fish High Service, was assured of election as exalted ruler of Waterlog lodge No 290, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, with no opposition candidate nominated. Two weeks ago Fish was placed in nomination along with other offices. several trustees and building committee candidates were added last night. Election set for Wednesday, March 2, with Exalted Ruler Charles Witt of Chicago presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Fish
F.C. Fish High Service
Lodge
Benevolent and” Protective Order of Elks
Avaas
Fish
BB. Hunter
Ean J. G. Campbell
Charles Witt
Conference Chairman Wagner Speaks on Housing and Self-Reliance
Wagner acted as chairman at the conference discussing housing policy and the idea that support should enable self-reliance, with emphasis on those who pay taxes rather than seek aid. The remarks contrasted assistance with independence in community housing programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Witry patent protects roads with tractor wheel rims
Louis W Witry consulting engineer for John Deere Tractor Co received a patent to shield hard surfaced roads from tractor treads. The device features narrow smooth rims that fit over lugs when paving ends, avoiding holes from cleats. Patentee assigns the patent to John Deere. Another Iowa inventor, George Heronimus of Grinnell, patents a snow scooping machine with an elevator to throw snow off highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis W. Witry
John Deere Tractor Company
Witty
George .Heronimus
George
Brotherhood Meets In Cedar Falls Church Supper
The Presbyterian Brotherhood gathered at the church in Cedar Falls on February 17 for supper and a social time. About 35 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Presbyterian. Brotherhood
Government plans broadcasting station at Fredrikstad
The Norwegian government intends to build a broadcasting station in Fredrikstad. Officials say the project will enhance national communications infrastructure and signal coverage across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederikstad
Pals First to be staged by Auste High seniors
Pals First, a three act comedy drama, will be presented by the senior class of Auste High in the high school auditorium at 8 p.m. Friday. Proceeds will help publish the Orange and Black yearbook. Dress rehearsal is tonight, with Miss Ruth Willer coaching the cast.
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Aust High
Easl High
Ruth Willer
Surprise Silver Anniversary at the Glass Home
Manchester special report notes Mr. and Mrs. Albert Glass of Dundes observed their silver wedding anniversary on a Friday at their Dun des home. A company of friends and relatives celebrated with a bountiful dinner and an afternoon of sociability. The event featured a presentation to the couple.
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Manchester
City in Brief: Des Moines visits and local notices
A collection of brief items reports a Russell Lamson garage contact in Des Moines today, a local divorce case Wolf versus Wolf dismissed with costs, and councilman Frank C. Fish to spend weekend in Des Moines with Senator Arch W. McFarlane. A civil service exam for postal clerk and carrier is set for 9 am Saturday at Sloane M. Wallace school. Dr D W Axon and family plan to move from Waterloo to San Pedro California around April 1.
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Davenport
Sioux City
Fargo
N. de With
Bay
United States
Canada
Inez Coburn
Adelaide Gilchrist
W.D. Ives
Anna Meader
Winnie -Stevens
Mary
Nancy
Graham
Adelaide
Hungerford
Meddie
E. Hombs
Cc. A. Anderson
Russell- Lamson Garage
Des Moines
Fourth Ward
Arch W. McFarlane
Sloane M. Wallace School
Washington Streets
W. ‘Axon
Eleventh ‘Street
Waterloo
San Pedro
Cal
Dentist Practicing Two Years Accused in Court Action
Two dentists, including Ella E Peterson, are part of a case filed by defendant Carl Peterson. The matter involves injunctions over residence at 327 Coners Street, claimed absence without cause, with a restraining order preventing entry to the home. First Baptist Church at 310 W 4th hosts a Rummage sale Friday and Saturday, formerly Margadant's Grocery.
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Seete Church
Ee Eneelen
Eiteee
Ipsolve
Hastary
Ella E.“Peterson
Carl
Peterson
Alvoree
Con&er'street
First Baptist Church
W. 4Th
Margadant's ‘Grocery
Sunlite Aluminum Molds Ad Offer Story
An ad touts Sunlite aluminum dessert molds with claims of fresh ripe fruit aroma in Bunlite-Jell and a promise of quality. It urges shoppers to compare Sunlite with other brands and note the free aluminum mold offer, urging readers in Waukesha Wisconsin to ask their grocer for Sunlite.
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Waukesha
Waterloo Evening Couriers PATTERNS Ad request and pattern details
To obtain the Courier patterns, send to Fashion Department Waterloo Evening Courier enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. Patterns enable seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you within 10 days after sending in your order.
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Department
Waterloo
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Clara Schmitz
Sa. Yew
Y. W.C
Bernice “Huston
Harold ‘Trible
Huston
A. Wye
Brink
Phil
Gaucas
Ella Hoovler
Emma: Madaus
Elsie’ Errichson
Imogene Fowler
Helen Neubauer
Ruth Adams
Fern
Kindig
J. Go Mac Tremenhauser
Lyle McDonald
Margaret
Fisher
Bonita Barge
Vera
Reintz
Burton
Avenue
Baptist Church
Ernest Williams
Emanuel
Nicholas
Charles
Brown
M. E. Nhiewath
Moose Hall
Wisconsin
Oxford
Cedar Alls
Yeomen
Ikkx
Hall
Kikary Club
Bluck’s Tearoom
Iowa
B. Reed
Melvin
Sebrigtsen
Ben. Pannhuk
M. A. Taylor
Hester Ann Taylor
Kansas City
Taylor
Bao
Y.W. Co. A
Edna Kent Forbes
Jace
B. WomAdvice Ahave
Joseph Coyle
iCourial Special
Church News
Payxshters
Plymouth
Harry Pines
Committee In Charge
Martin Juellerlain
First Presbyterian Church
D. L. Hoff
Soudies’ Aid Society of
Calgary
L. L. Baumgartner
B. M
Ritzinger
George D. Buhr
Charles Burah
Women’s Working’ Association
James Graham
Max
Noah
Oliver Stevenson
First
Logan Avenue
Grace M. G. Church
J. G. Allen
Allen
Jessup
First Congregational Church
IE. L. Johnson
Max Milter
Elliott Wise
C. A. Waterbury
South America
Francis Stotts
F. Heverly
S. D. Mitchell
Irve Thomas
Philathea
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Nina Ricketts
EL Spencer
Barrie
Marie Miller
Vera Geiger
Ruth McLean
Division 2
Central Christian Church
W. 0. St. Clair
Jo Ll. Rohlf
William BD. McCormick
Jean Rohlf
A. A. Zimmerman
McCormick
Becker Chapter
Becker
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Hussell DeGon
Charles Trunkey
State of Florida
Wand Mies Mary Lhel Vixen
Mmes
Wardell Johnston
Cguylen
Green
Frank Shireman
Jesup
Grundy Center
Parkersburg
Lyle Shafer
Trunkey
Angel
L. A. Cobb
Loren Berry
Charles’ Brayton
R. E. Dunlavey
Armory
United Brethren Church
Business Girls
Lincoln Circle
Heart Aid Society
Winnie Stevens
Rebekah
Black Hawk I
Legion Post
Good Fellows Club
Frank C. Fish
L. W. Witry
Rumford
Asthl
Miss Hiller
Buchanan
Claude “R. Hatfield
Adams Street
St. Francis, Hospital
Jerry Wolf
Minnie
Wolf
Crescent
Crescent! Orchestra
Tom Thumb
TC. Co
Edsa Wallace Hopper
France
Edna ‘Wallace
Hopper
South Clay
Edna
Lake Shore Drive
Chicaza
Ols
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