Garwin Girl and Gladbrook Man Wed in This City
Miss Lilliaa H. Sievers of Garwin and George Dalums of Gladbrook were married Tuesday afternoon at the First Evangelical parsonage in this city. Rev. Oliver M. Yegey officiated the double ring ceremony. The bride wore a tan george dress and was attended by her sister Miss Worms Sievers. The groom’s brother served as best man. The couple will reside in Gladbrook until March 1, then at a farm northeast of Garvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilliaa H. Sievers
Henry H. Silvers
Garwin
George
Dalums
Henry C. Dahms
Gladbrook
Oliver M. Yegey
Worms Sievers
Roy Dahnis
Ds Brother
Gladurook
Garvin
Evening Bridge Party at Belding Home
Mr and Mrs Willard Belding hosted a bridge party at their home 821 Second Street West Valentine. Four tables played. prizes went to Miss Evelyn Hille and Harold Amland. Guests included Velma Blocker Viole Blocker Aller Hile Violet Weaver Ruth Duns ey Amland Chris Marsan Howard Holmes Clarence Bergeson Lisyd Selleck Clarence Gazell and Graham Hey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Belding
Bridge
Second Street West
Valentine
Evelyn Hille
Harold Amland
Velma and
Viole Blocker
Aller Hile
Violet Weaver
Ruth Dunsey
Amland
Chris Marsan
Howard Holmes
Clarence Bergeson
Lisyd Selleck
Clarence Gazell
Graham Hey
Installation of Officers Is Held for Daughters of Civil War Veterans
Mrs Theodore McNamee was installed as president of the Daughters of Civil War Veterans at Memorial hall Tuesday evening. She was reelected to lead. Other 1929 officers include Senior vice president Elva Wanne maker, junior vice president John Stallman, chaplain Lulu Gilley, treasurer Addie McCormick, counsel B E Davis and A B Crooks, patriotic instructor J C Huapp, guide L B Jones, guard Clarence Rickhoff, assistant guard J H Rickert, recording secretary Cecil Kerr, musician J F Bross, color bearers Mary Sitzer EB A Shirley Wesley Clemens and W A Davis. Mary Woore installing officer and Alice Stewart installing guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore McNamee
Daughters of Civil War Veterans
Memorial Hall
Elva Wannemaker
John Stallman
Lulu Gilley
Addie McCormick
B. E. Davis
A. B. Crooks
Nellie Morgan
Mary Woore
Alice Stewart
Merfeld Garber Rites Performed at St Marys Roseau
Merfeld Garber ceremony held Tuesday morning at St Marys church Roseau with Rev Father Iekel officiating Miss Agatha Merfeld and Anton Merfeld attended the couple The Merfelds plan to live on a farm in Du Long township Others hosted events include a card party at Gold Leaf Camp Royal Neighbors a surprise party for Mrs Blanche Knight and a luncheon for Mrs W E Spencer moving to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Marble Rock
Gila Garber
EB. W., Garber
Leander Merfeld
D. J. Merfeld
St Mary's Church
Rosealte
J. C. Iekel
Agatha Merfed
Anton Merfeld
Ide
iMr
Mrs. Merfeld
Qulong Township
W. E. Spencer
Kansas City
J. E. Rideoour
Prospect Avenues
Society Calendar Of Local Events And Meetings
Tonight's listings include church societies card parties and club gatherings at St Marys auditorium First Lutheran Elks club and local churches Waterlao chapter and Sonia temple host events Gates college banquet First Pres Thursday Afternoon Do A Best club Joyie club and many more neighborhood activities spanning sewing circles, youth clubs, dances and social gatherings across local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Waterlao
O. E
Masonia Templa
St. Mary's Auditorium
Gitts
First Lutheran Church
Elks Carnival
Fkks
Gates College
First Presbyterian Church
Edward Bowers
Earl Manning
Thistsus Cluo
William G. Davidson
Miss Tubbesing Comes Tonight to Local YWCA
Harriet Tubbesing of LaCrosse Wisconsin arrives this evening to serve as employed girls secretary for the local YWCA. The Blue Triangle league hosts a dinner meeting Thursday to welcome her and to assemble decorations for the YWCA banquet on February 32. St Mary’s sewing circle meets Thursday afternoon under Mrs Epperly, Mrs Kirby, Mrs Roberts and Mrs Lasche. A card party with bridge and 500 is planned tonight at St Mary’s school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Tubbesing
LaCresse
Wis
YW. G. A
Miss Tubbesing
Blue Triangle League
St. Mary's
St. Mary's School Auditorium
Canopus
Canopus Club
Black's Tearoom
CG. A. Boatman
Favors
J. P. Bruggeman
Local club meetings and social notes from Prospect Avenue area
Slab Notes OG listsThursday meetings at homes of Mrs. Knittle, Mrs. Manning, and Mrs. Kelber including 1 o'clock luncheon. T. K. bridge group hosted by Mrs. Patterson with favors to Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Schrag. Bid-Em-Up bridge at Mrs. Verne Johnson's with favors to Mrs. Wade and Mrs. Troutner. guests Mrs. Searles and Mrs. Dewey. H. D. club meets at Jean Lichty's. new blue and white flag received and Irma Snyder welcomed. officers announced for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Patterson
T. K. Bridge Club
Butler Avenue
Do. B. Peterson
A’ HH. Schrag
Birs
Roy McLain
Bridge Club
Tulsday
Verne Johnseon
First
Street West
Favors
Harry Wade
M. C. Troutner
3. M. Searles
Alfred Dewey
Troutner
H. D. Club
Jean Lichty
Prospect Avenue
Irma Snyder
Katherine Cahagan
Beverly Shaw
Aliee Hellen
Dorothy Cahagan
Mary Fowler
Geraldine Langlas
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Bent Forbes
Edna Bent Forbes discusses popular beauty trends using face masks and clays. She warns that overuse dries skin and can deepen wrinkles, advising cautious cleansing and cooling regimens. The piece also includes age appropriate weight guidelines and hair removal tips with sulfur ointment guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Bent Forbes
Dance of Phi Sigma Chi Attended by Many Members
The Phi Sigma Chi fraternity hosts a Thursday 7 PM formal dinner and dance in the Hotel President gold room with many members and guests listed by name, the event arranged by Mr. and Mrs. Tate Harrison and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sieg as chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Sigma Chi
Tate Harrison
Russell Sieg
Ihe
Milton Haritiep
Pauline Ryan
Perry Page
Hazel Weimer
Clark Kniss
Faye Rober
Roger Haselman
Marjorie Gross
James Wood
Helen Potter
Elizabeth Lies
Curtis Snyder
Mary Lynch
Lester Graham
Esther ‘Durbin
Harold Elwell
Barbara Brown
Edwin Rugg
Helen Burgess
DeForess Carter
Helen Margadant
Church News Wriling Workers Hold Regular Meetings
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth announces regular meetings at the church home Thursday afternoon. An Altarian class will be held in First M church. A plenary meeting is postponed from last week to Friday noon at Rev and Mrs. T H Sheckler’s home 227 Denver Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Brevenson
Mers
Leo Graainger
Spiritueal Church of Christ ‘Truth
Bi LaLoma
H. ©. Kelet
Severn
Ralph Sherman
Washington Street
Infant Welfare Fund
Hadassah Society
David Siegel
Rose Onger
Leo Gradinger
Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
Hadassah
EM Katz
Bernice Massey
Ann
Massey
Bermard Briekes
John
Eriekes
Alta Vista
Joseph'a Church
Wiiling
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth
Iast Wrek
T. H. Sheckler
Denver Street
Frances M Wood and Arthur Kuhn Wed at Jesup
Frances M Wood of Jesup and Arthur J Kuhn of Walker were married at St Athanasius Catholic church Jesup Ia by Rev W A Hinkel The bride wore beige taffeta with rhinestones and Opheli roses The couple will live on the groom s father s farm near Walker Ia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances’ M. Wood
Arthur Kuhn
Jesup
Frances
M. Wood
Arthur J. Kuhn
Walker
W. A. Hinkel
St. Joseph's Church
Raymond
John M. Kuhn
Parkersburg Vote Indorses Present Route Through Main Street
Parkersburg West Virginia January 30 present routing of Primary No 20 through town on Main street was endorsed by 258 of 395 votes in a special election called by Mayor James Spain. The state highway commission proposed moving the route two blocks west. Officials say upkeep funds will not be provided if the route remains through the business district. The vote for the commission choice was 137 and the measure is nonbinding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Parkersburg
Main Street
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
James Spain
Child Betterment Laws Are Indorsed
Representatives of three organizations favor six child welfare measures to be submitted to the state legislature. The plan, described as the most comprehensive of its kind since Gov H E B KenTie, calls for regulations on child marriages and sterilization of mental defectives. It also seeks to remove age limits in boarding house law, create a county homes and old age pensions commission, empower courts to punish those aiding delinquency of a child, and fund special instruction for handicapped children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dex Moines
H. EB
Ken
Frigidaire salesman to receive regional honor in Kansas City
A.C. Jones, a top Frigidaire salesman in the region, will be recognized at a national convention in Kansas City on February 11. He will receive $100 in gold and a membership emblem in a premier club of elite salesmen in the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Jones
Kansas City
United States
Canada
City in Brief: Local Notes and Appointments
Glasses repaired at Buchanan’s. Vanderveer in Waterloo from Des Moines and others travel for business. Izaak Walton Jessue of America invited to address Osage meeting Monday evening. General Leather exec Wall heads to New York. Dohrerty, Savery execs attend Des Moines meeting. Gideons meet Sunday at Jenks home. Campbell Baking to supply rolls. McCoy family to San Antonio for winter. Mrs. Allan Johnson to Fort Leavenworth hospital return. Emil Hanna returns home after finger injury with infection delay. Mrs. D W Shean updated on son’s illness. Dunlap Motor reps attend Chicago auto show and Durant luncheon. A. E. Baym plans six-week southwest trip. August Miller and Edward Kaden leave for Marshalltown after recruiting visit. no Waterloo enlistments signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy O. Vanderveer
Waverly
Waterloo
Des Moines
Oren P. Harwood
Chapman Field
A. ©. Willford
Iowa
Izaak Walton Jessue
America
Osage
Richard &. Wall
Independence Avenue
General Leather Industries, Inc
New York
Eld Downing
Securities Department
Henry L. Doherty Company
Ab Savery Hotel
George FE. Pike
Garleton
Sias and
Pressey Frank
Memers
Pike, Sias, Zimmerman and Frank
Gideons
F. Willis Jenks
Hammond Avenue
Campbell Baking Company
Allan Johnson
Third Avenue West
Xyill Retur
Army Hospital
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Captain Johnson
National Board
Emil Hanna
Quincy Street
Chamberlain
Allen Memorial Hospital
D. W. Shean
Sigourney
CG. C. Shean
Riverside Drive
Shean
Newcomers Move In as Waterloo Retail Group Records Flux
Seventeen families arrived in Waterloo last week with eight moving out, per Retail Merchants Association records published today. New residents include G O Coussen at 82 Linn, Edward M Kinyon at 436 Almond, W H Barter at 314 Kingsley, and others listed with various street addresses across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Retail Merchants’ Association
Coussen
G. O
Linn
Kinyon
Edward M
Almond
Barter
W. H
Kingsley
Dragona
IF. W
Handlen
Fra
Chestnut
Edgeton
Earl
Independence
Shifflett
B. R
Schwab
Paul
Franklin
Burns
B. J
Alia Vista
Adamson
Writingston
Hansen
J. W
Sycamary
Jorens
Ralph
Argyle
Corbin
Lyle
Fowler
May
Lewin
Cable
John W
eHrant
van Toh
L. M
Mullan
Bommera
Special Officer Authority Questioned in County's Debate
County Attorney Gwynne casts doubt on 1947 1949 statutes allowing permanent peace officer appointments. At a recent board meeting with mayors and police chiefs, discussion centered on extending oversight and funding for investigators such as L Miller and Mason. Mason’s dual role as road patrolman and constable remains under review with a Feb. 25 board session set to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
L. Miller
John RB. Rector
East Waterloo
Miller
Gwynhe
Board of Supervisors
Gwynne
Attormey
County attorney could appoint Mason as deputy under statutes
Yesterday discussion centered on Sheriff H T Wagner failing to appoint Mason as deputy sheriff. The county attorney might appoint him as a special officer, removing him from his dual roles as road patrolman and constable. This view follows sections cited and contrasts with a Maxwell-O'Brien opinion opposing the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.T. Wagner
Mason
Maxwell-O'Brien
Waterloo Clothiers to Attend State Convention in Des Moines
Waterloo clothing firms plan to attend the Iowa Retail Clothiers association state convention in Des Moines February 31 to 14, marking the organization’s silver anniversary. Featured speakers include B. Wry, former secretary and national director, with daily prizes for best dressed clothier. Officers named Floyd Bailey, Fred Young, G. W. Meerdink, C. H. Crowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Clothiers
Des’ Moines
Iowa ” Retail Clothiers Association
Eliott B. Wise
Frank Bres
al 3B. Enderlein
Enderlaly Clothing Company
H. D. Simon
Palace Clothiers
W. Jf. Steely
J. Stickman
Steely's
C.R. Rhode
Rhode
Awit
B. Wry
Floyd W. Bailey
Perry
Fred A. Young
Mount Pleasant
G. W. Meerdink
Buchanan County Spelling Contest Set for March 30
Independence In January 20 The annual Buchanan county spelling contest is scheduled for Saturday March 30. The event will be held at the high school in Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Spanish Onion Salad and Kitchen Tips from 1930s Column
A column offers a Spanish Onion Salad recipe with thinly sliced onions soaked to soften, radishes chopped fine to fill onion centers, crisp lettuce as a base, and French dressing poured atop. It also notes crisping potato chips, tea bases for punches, and subtle kitchen tips such as sweetening whipped cream with honey and using dry mustard to curb bitterness. A separate note mentions a Lions meeting in Black's tearoom hosted by Harry M. Reed as the surprise program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ius Bohemian
Lions
Black’s Tearoom
Harry M. Reed
Brain Test Answer Puzzle Highlights Key Words
The puzzle lists three numbered items with hints: (1) rang answered heard aay, (3) hours o clock eleven out, (3) base ball America nine Innings. It seems to prompt recognizing common terms related to time baseball and phonetic variants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
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Belding
Merfeld-Garber
Gold Leaf Camp
Ray Scribner
J. H. Greeks
Old Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
Hall
Blanche Knight
California
Noble Grand Association
Temple- Rebekah Lodge
Society
Phi Siem Chi
Hots
Young People's Activities Club
Universalist Parish House
Elks Club
Blue ‘Triangle League
OG. E. S. L. Club
H. H. Knittle
la Lomita Club
H. G.kelber
Sullivan Avenue
Bert . Mei. H
D. F
Moose Hall
BE. W. Bute
J. J. Cook
C.F. Briner
George Moothart
Joe Trotter
Hany Nanny
Hila
Mark Lee
Chib Wil
Ott
Minnie Ott
Milwaukee
Wistaba
Peb
Paul Kaiser
Fried's Cafe
Lucille Dietsch
Johanna Jennings
Helen Yonker
Edgar Clayton
Florence Harris
Frand Muller
Melvin Jennings
Carl Muncey
Prank Price
Jerome Burright
Mulberry Street
Richard Lynch
Harold Sibert
Merton
Friedley
Lynch
Sibert
Business
Professional Women's Club
White Sea Inn
A. E. Johnson
Maple Street
Mme
Jeanella Serres
Tiotey
Mary Hardnecker
Marcella Baylston
Hawkeye
A. L. Lommel
T. Becktell
Mrrs
J. F. Rush
Black
Hillerese Apartments
John M. Hammond
Mselly
Membres
Craveters Tollective
Diar Pariys
Edith Mattoc
Arkermant Street
Kestye
Initialion Services
Gbrotherhood of
Americe
K.P
Church News
Fania
Marcel Rochas
Dorothy Ehr
Milss Ehr
Florence Brown
F.’R. Wood
Jesup High School
Farmers Mutual Telephone Company
Ruth Myers
Fourth Street West
Ruby Nelson
PRIEF
Jackson McCoy
Robert
Marian Louise
Tonigh
San Antonio
Tex
Harry B. Dunlap
The
Dunlap Motor Company
Bl. E. Puth
Territory
Chicago
Durant
Palmer House
Towa
A. E. Baym
Glen Avenue
South
Dallas
Los Angeles
Hayward
Oakland
San’ Francisco
Cal
August Miller
Corp
Edward P. Kaden
Bel Maines Army Y
Marshalltown
Atiha
Inter
Mrs. Newcomer
Bains Rhee
Melo
Tere Gee
Hygienic Products CO
Janton, Ohio
D. M
Madame Janette Serrec
Y.M. Gc, A. Bldg
Mme. Service
4Th ST
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