Miss Reisinger Becomes Bride of Vernon L. Smith
Society in Review reports the marriage of Miss Gleen. Ret. Binger to Vernon L. Smith at the bride’s parents’ home on New Year’s afternoon. The ceremony was by Rev. J. Johnson of Waterloo. The bride wore dark blue georgette with rhinestones. sister Faye Bell singer wore rose georgette. Best man Tom Hanlon. After Jan. 6 the couple will reside at 307 Commercial Street. Mrs. Smith is GB high school graduate and Iowa State Teachers College alumna, now with James Black Company. Mr. Smith is a Fredericksburg high school graduate with Waterloo Concrete Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleen
Binger
G. A. Tielsinger
Western Ayvenué
Vernon L. Smith
W.A. Smith
Fredericksburg
J. =. Johnson
Waterloo
Faye Bell Singer
Tom Hanlon
Commercial Street
Smith
Dike High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
James Black Company
Fredericksburg High School
Waterloo Concrete Corporation
Society Calendar Highlights Local Gatherings
Tonight and Wednesday schedule shows dinners and dances at Black's tea cer and Fellowship dinner at Union Congregational church. Womens societies meet all day at Grace M E and First Presbyterian, plus mission and social groups at several churches. Becker chapter O E S meets at Masonic temple and veterans attend Memorial hall events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black's
Fellowship
Union
Congregational Church
Women's Societies
Grace M. E. Church
Women's Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
Golden Link Club
Charles Tsenhower
Missionary Society
First Brethren Church
Woman's Society
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Ladies’ Social Union
Universalist Church
Graves Memorial US B. Missionary Society
East Park Presbyterian Church
James Pilson
Becker Chapter
Masonic Temple
Helen Gould
Groups to Join Dinner Dance at Black s Tearoom
A crowd at Black s Tearoom is expected for this evening s dinner and dance with numerous reservations listed by names and party sizes ranging from four to eleven. An estimated 360 attendees are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black’s
CG. D. Johnson
William Denigan
J. O. Trumbauer
J. L. Althouse
David Stevenson
J. W. Boling
W. W. Allbee
Alfred Mullan
E. F. Stevenson
H. B. Cropper
H.B. Winchester
Parker Wichty
R. L. Hell
W. J.connley
Thomas Eaton
Karl Krause
J. W. Henderson
R. B. Walker
A. R. Gash
Watch Party Given for University of Iowa Students
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Bickley hosted a watch night at 2625 Fourth Street West for their son Robert and nephew Edward and other University of Iowa students. The evening included decorations in old gold and black and refreshments. Guests included Dorothy Scully Louise Green Kathryn Lamkin Ruth Rodamar Kathryn Conley Maxine Mead Helen Wilson Thelma Driscoll Aliee Bunyan Virginna Fish Frances Stots Margaret Noonan Dorothy Martleip Gordon Alexander Peter Brown Richard Alexander Ronald Kendall Wallace Sieg Sidney Stetzel Henry Schmidt Fred Stetel Miles Holt Preston Sweitzer Wren Rosendahl Jack House of Charles City and James and William McDowell of Grundy Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bickley
Fourth Street
West
Robert
Edward
University. of Iowa
Dorothy Scully
Louise Green
Kathryn Lamkin
Ruth Rodamar
Kathryn Conley
Maxine Mead
Helen Wilson
The
Quiet Wedding in Cedar Falls Features Mabiel Lantz and Herbert Nelson
Miss Mabiel Lantz daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Lantz Cedar Falls and Herbert V Nelson son of George Nelson Waverly were quietly married at 2 PM today at the bride’s parents home Rev H W Siefkes officiating Attendants were Grace Murray and Howard Lantz The bride worked at Woolworth Cedar Falls and Nelson is a farmer They will reside in Cedar Falls Also notes include a Junior Christmas party at Moose Hall under Mrs Catherine Clifford with readings and a Santa Claus gift distribution and a quiet New Year Family Dinner at 620 Park Ave West hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson and Johnson family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabiel Lantz
Frank Lantz
Cedar Falls
George Nelson Waverly
H. W. Siefkes
Attenadnis
Grace Murray
Howard Lantz
Woolworth
Nelson
Woman's Benefit Association
Moosehall
Catherine Clifford
Dolores Mussetth
Maurice Risk
Marjorie Farmer
George Cress
Jean Saueen
Santa Claus
Walter Johnson
Park Avenue West
Johnson
Strayer Mathes Rites Take Place at Shell Rock
Miss L Marie Mathes of Shell Rock and Fred A Strayer of Regina Saskatchewan were united in marriage at noon today at the bride’s parents home. Rev Byers of First Brethren Church Hudson officiated. Guests included S J Strayer and families of Hudson and others from Waterloo Cedar Falls Drinkwater Saskatchewan and Shell Rock. The couple plan a two week honeymoon to St Louis and Arkansas before settling in Regina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Marie Mathes
Shell Rock
Fred A. Strayer
Regine
Saskatchewan
Can
J. Mathes
Mr. Byers
First Brethren Churcl
Hudson
Lute Lamb
Cedar Fails
Wayne
Orchid Beorget
Miss Lamb
Georget
St. Louis
Arkansas
Strayer
Teachers College
Town State Teachers College
Cedar, Falls
West
Anchorge
Alaska
S. J. Schrayer
Hudson High School
Town State College
Ames
Regina
S. J. Strayer
T. W. Strayer
Lloyd Strayer
Lawrence Copely
Earl
Robert Strayer
Drinkwater
Gcan
B. T. Richardson
Mildred
Waterloo
Louise Worth
Harry Tanta
Cedar Falls
Anna Tabor
Shell Rack
Miss Garrabrant to Wed Glenn Davis in Cedar Rapids
Miss Lillian Garrabrant daughter of Mr and Mrs F Garrabrant La Forte City formerly of Waterloo will marry Glenn Davis Cedar Rapids in the near future announced at King's cafe La Porte City Miss Garrabrant has taught in Cedar Rapids and is a Coe College graduate member of Sinclair society and Vesper circle Mr Davis a Coe graduate works with Kresge stores Cedar Rapids The note also mentions Chautauqua circle meetings Yeomen to Meet and the Galloway Olney wedding in Cedar Falls and Ackley with dates provided for events
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Garrabrant
F. Garrabrant
la Forte City
Waterloo
Glenn Davis
Cedar Rapids
Ata Hincheen
King’s Cafe
la Porte City
Gnarrabrant
Coe College
Sinclair Society
Vesper Circle
Davis
Kresge
Galloway-Olney
Noyr G. Olney
Burt Olney
Cedar Falls
John D. Galloway
Ackley
Hom
Hints In Beauty Care Reducing Dongs
A long reader column discusses candy myths in dieting, noting claims that candy can influence appetite and weight. It cites candy and cigarette groups, gives brief reader questions on weight, hair bleach, and skin care, and ends with an invitation for self-addressed envelopes to share detailed tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candy Association
New Year Weddings Mark Local Nuptials Amid Snow
New Year’s Eve marriages were performed in Waterloo and surrounding towns. Gladys Russell wed dehy S. Miller at their Wellington street home with Rev. Lew C. Harris officiating. Vivian H. Newell and Leland M. Cobb tied the knot at Free Methodist parsonage as he works at a local grocery firm. Lola Adelaide Ayers wed John W. Dirksen in Nevada Iowa with plans to live in Waterloo. Eva Ruth Patten joined Roy Taylor in Ames, and Mabel M. Shey married William Champion in Floyd Osage vicinity. Elsie Duckwelller and Cecil J. Peter wed Moville, while Mabel Shey’s ceremony completed two days of local nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Russell
Dehy S. Miller
Wellington Street
Lew C. Harris
Central "Christism "Church
L. J. Dempsey
Oelwein
Earl L. Miller
O. M. Yaggy
First Evangelical Church
Lola Adelaide Ayers
Nevada
John W. Dirksen
Eva Ruth Patten
Roy Taylor
Ames
Waterloo
Charles City
Mabel M. Shey
Floyd
Wiliam Champion
Osage
Christian Church ‘Parsonage
G. A. Hess
Elsie Duckweller
Cecil &J. Peter
Moville, In
R. HB. Emerson
Two Hostesses Entertain with Dinner and Bridge
Mrs. D. A. Allen and Mrs. W. Powell hosted a Monday dinner at Black's tearoom with guests Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dempster Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Allen Mr. W. A. Dobson and Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Young of Independence. Bridge then occurred at Mrs. Powell's home 445 Rebel avenue with prizes awarded to Mrs. Young and A. J. Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Allen
W. Powell
Black's Tearoom
J. E. Dempster
A. J. Allen
W. A. Dobson
Mirs
L. B. Young
Independence
Powell
Rebel Avenue
Mrs. Young
Aa. J. Allen
Jolly Couples Club Watch Party At Garrabrant Home
Mr and Mrs Roy G Garrabrant entertained the Jolly Couples club at their 820 Burton Avenue home with supper at 10 pm and 500 games. Prizes went to Mr and Mrs Roy Gilley and Mr and Mrs Milo Belewin. Mr Glenn Feverill to entertain January 16. T XK club held a New Year watch party at 102 Cottage Grove Avenue. Bridge honors went to Mrs C C Porter and Mrs J G Balensiefer. Guests included Mrs H M Griffith and Miss Marthe Beuter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy G. Garrabrant
Jolly Couples Club
Bureton Avenue
Roy Gilley
Milo Belewin
Glenn Feverlll
T. XK
3. L. Levey
Cottage Grove Avenue
C. C. Porter
J. G. Balensiefer
H. M. Griffith
Marthe Beuter
Cedar Heights church groups plan Thursday joint meeting
Several Cedar Heights area societies convene with joint plans. Ladies Aid and Missionary groups of Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian meet at Mrs W F Parrott's home with noon provisions. East Park Presbyterian elect officers Wednesday at 2 30 at Mrs Daniel Pilson’s 127 Richl Street. Walnut Street Baptist and St Marks Episcopal report gatherings and officer installations. Graves Memorial U S missionary society also meets Wednesday at 2 30 in the church annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Missionary Societies
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
W. F. Parrott
Princ Mincheon
Ingsmuch Society
East Park Presbyterian Church
Daniel Pilson
Richl Street
Women's Society
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Graves Memorial U. S. Missionary Society
Glasses broken repaired at Buchanan's shop
City in brief notes glasses broken and to be repaired at Buchanan's store contact phone 4353. Advertisement mentions building location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Bidg
Local Officials Report Influenza Confinement at Home
Officer William Wison of 633 Cort Sandt Street is confined to his home with influenza. He has been absent from duties for three days. Mr and Mrs A D Richmond, their son Jack and daughter Rosalie of Champaign Ohio are spending New Year with her parents Mr and Mrs GO Hummel. Donald Bickley, son of Dr and Mrs Carl Bickley of 1601 Kimball Avenue, left today for Chicago to resume studies at the University of Chicago after holidays with his parents, Dr S J Heverly, Dentist, 606 Black Hawk Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wison
Cort Sandt Street
Wilson
A. D
Richmond
Jack
Rosalie
Champaign
GO. O. Hummel
Donald Bickley
Carl Bickley
Kimball Avenue
Chicago
University of Chicago
5. J. Heverly
Black Hawk
A P Teas Waterloo Store To Open In Pickett Block
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co prepares a new Waterloo outlet at 311-13 Fourth Street East after remodeling. G E Pickett notes a five year lease signed in Des Moines. store size 40 by 75 feet, possible third story. Swanson cafe room and Black Hawk Sporting Goods space shift. Dilley Music plans unknown. remodeling by John G Miller Construction starts about Jan 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic d& Pacific Tea Co
Waterloo
Seon
Fourth Street East
G. E. Pickett
Des
Ines
Black Hawk Sporting Goods
Swanson Cafe
John G. Miller Construcion Company
Lafayette Street
Dilley Music Company
Black Hawk
Ernest W. Koepke
E. M. Robinson
Cameron MacKinnon
Alta
Atlantic & Pacific
Brandon Death Caused by Flu in Brandon Community
J. Rouse, the first Brandon death from pneumonia after influenza, passed away at home northeast of Brandon. Born August 23, 1887, in Brandon, Clarence Rouse married Florence Jacobs in 1911 and left seven children Harold Elaine Wayne Gerald Georgia and Lulu. Survived by widow, his father J A Rouse, a brother Charles and three sisters Mrs Harry Stanford Mrs Clarence Cottrell and Mrs Charles Wyckoff. Burial planned in Brandon Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Ya. Dan
O. J. Rouse
Clarence Rouse
Jacob
Issa Rouse
Florence Jacobs
Harold
Elaine
Wayne
Gerald
Georgia
Lulu
J. A. Rouse
Charles
Harry Stanford
Clarence Cottrell
Rowley
Charles Wyckoff
Urbana
Woman Killed in Overturned Auto Near Boone
Mrs N G Weinand formerly of Boone and Des Moines was killed instantly and William Payne of Boone was seriously injured when the auto they rode in turned over near Boone late last night. Payne said he drove into a ditch after being blinded by the headlights of another car. Marriage licenses listed for William C Krebs Dunkerton Elia K Brown Janesville John K Galloway Ackley Neva Golney Cedar Falls John S Miller Waterloo Gladys L Russell Waterloo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone, Ta
N. G. Weinand
Boone and
Res Moines
William Payne
Boone
Payne
William QC
Kreb
Dunkerton
Elia K, Brown
Janesville
John K, Galloway
Ackley
Neva Golney
Cedar Falls
Ohn S, Miller
Waterloo
Gladys L, Russell
Liver Durplings and Kitchen Tips From The Kitchen Kurs
A German dish called Liver Durplings uses calves liver onion butter eggs and seasonings formed with flour and boiled in beef stock. Also guidance on poaching eggs adding vinegar to water and parsley to reduce onion breath. A fish serving tip warns against steel with cooked fish. A cream cheese orange juice and nut sandwich filling is described.
Waterloo Evening Convict Patterns
Patterns offered by the Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Department for up to date designs. Send 15 cents per pattern to the Evening Courier Waterlooo fashion section. patterns allow for seams and orders are filled promptly with delivery expected about ten days after ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa Vehicle Registrations Rise In 1928 Totals Reach New Highs
Des Moines reports show Iowa added about 30 000 motor vehicles to 1927 totals in 1928 with receipts nearing 325 000 dollars. Early December counts total 741 589 registered autos and 671 880 autos among counties, with Polk Woodbury and Linn leading in registrations and revenue. County figures show Polk with 40 003 autos and 3 928 trucks, Woodbury 23 810 autos and 2 243 trucks, Linn 21 387 autos and 1 931 trucks. receipts 733 797, 403 442, and 362 334 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Towa
Ed M. Smith
Iowa
Polk
Woodbury
Linn
Pottawattamie
Black Hawk
Burn
First Birth and Death Mark New Year in Chicago
In Chicago at midnight on New Year 1929 the first birth and the first motor death occurred. Charles Benville weighed 11 pounds and arrived 11 seconds after the year began. His mother is Mrs. Joseph Benville. Policeman John J. Schach, 35, was killed when struck by a speeding motor car. Nearby towns lack electric lights, creating demand for candles as imports mostly come from Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles Benville
Joseph Benville
John J. Schach
Noted Health Authority Shares Beauty Diet Advice
An Evening Courier feature urges health through diet, exercise, and hygiene. It argues brains govern health by controlling appetite, promotes a balanced diet with more vegetables, daily brisk walking, and daily bathing to aid skin and overall vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Courier
Public schools reopen after illness lull in Waterloo district
Public schools resume tomorrow after a two week vaccine break due to widespread illness in the city. influenza waves have subsided substantially with some contagious sickness remaining but greatly improved since the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Sast
Waterloo West
All Pubiia
Schaois
Federation Forecast Aims From Cape Town To Nile
Premier Moffat of southern Rhodesia forecast in Cape Town a federation extending from Cape Town to the Nile. He urged a strong British state combining diverse territories and peoples into one union, signaling a major imperial vision for Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
South Africa
The
Nile
Moffat
Southern Rhodesia
Vari
Cavalry Remains Essential in Future Warfare Says German General
General Wilhelm Groener, Germany's defense minister, declared at Hanover during the cavalry school's inauguration that cavalry is not obsolete. He emphasized value lies in training proficiency, not numbers, and that modern armies' mechanization does not negate its role as a necessary mentor in future warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Wilhelm Groener
Germany
Defense
Cavalry School of
Brain Test Answer List From Puzzle Source
The user provides a list of proposed words and hints for a brain teaser. It includes Bel Atlantis Literal Incucate Quadrant Galleon Chip pens Athena Galop as answers. The items appear as a sequence of labeled terms with no accompanying narrative or context.
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Bel
Atlantis
Literal
Quadrant
Galleon
Chippens
Athena
Galop
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Society In Review
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Society
Strayer-Mathes
Miss Garrabrant
Chantaugua
Chautauqua
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
K. P. Hall
Edna Kent Forbes
Trudie H
R. O
Vivianh. Newell
Leland M. Cobb
Lesle Cobb
Bluff Street
Free Methodist Church
J. W. Whiteside
Menta& Grocery Company
Oac
Bridge
Church News
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Ladies Social Union of Universalist Church
Missionary Societies of St. Paul's M. E. Church
N. J. Fike
Ham Trond Avenues
Tri-M
Church of the Brethren
Verda
PRIEF
Paris
Lenlel
Jung
Lenief's
Rita
A. & P. Tea Tore
Pickett Block
East Fourth
C. J. Rouse
Namo Yewenee
Blate
Bherteeree
Owa
Polk, Woodbury
Lead Counties
West Sanory Islands
Europe
Col Fies
Africa
Southern
Rhodesia
Northern
Fonda Mae Shop
East Fourth St
Wangler
Sik
Assartord
Westcott
Fonda Mae
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