Dinner and dancing at Sunnyside Country Club throngs guests
A society dinner dance at Sunnyside Country Club draws many out of town visitors and local hosts. Dr. and Mrs. E. T. Alford host a party for Mrs. Lore Alford Jr and many prominent guests from Chicago Cedar Rapids and Waterloo attend. Numerous couples and groups are listed as dining together with long seating arrangements and farewells planned for guests moving soon.
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Sunnyside Country Club
E. T. Alford
Lore Alford, Jr
West Palm Beach
Flo
J. C. Ricker
Alford
Lore
B. F. Swisher
Cc. W. Chapman
B. W. Schuneman
Fred Heggle
Charles Knapp
Nell Jackson
James Parrott
Fred McLain
A. V. Fowler
Roy Smock
Zathoe Burk
EB. W. Miller
Glen Bown
Robert Gibson
Marion Longley
Williston Alford
Ruth Rodamar
Helen Swisher
W. Carlton Walker
Robert J. Lichty
Reubert Rath
Fred Wray
Pressy Frank
K. J. Bragdon
T. l. Wheeler
W. H. Layton
Cresco
Burr Towne
Adella Damge
Howard Rath
Homer Carley
Cedar Rapids
Carl S. Davis
Thomas Buchanan
H. E. McCray
G. H
Quincy
Picnic Draws Large Crowd From Rail Way Groups
About 150 people attended a Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen auxiliary picnic at Electric Park yesterday. Guests came from Manly Dubuque and Jesup. Contests included peanut scramble races for children and adults with winners named such as Mae Tilzy Beryl Starbuck Ralph Lay Mrs George Starbuck and Rose Kelly. Events covered boys and girls races women and men sprint events and novelty races with several local residents taking top places.
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Brotherhood of Railway
Electric Park
Manly
Dubuque
Jesup la
Mae Tilzy
Beryl Starbuck
Ralph Lay
George Starbuck
I. C. Buehner
Rose Kelly
Harold Tilzy
G. J. Stolte
R. Crawford
Fay Til
Lew Sarrett to Speak Here Under B P W Auspices
Waterloo Business and Professional Women's club will host Evanston poet and professor Lew Sarrett on November 3 under the education committee. The talk, likely to draw locals and area residents, follows a Sunnyside country club dinner meeting. Sarrett splits time teaching at Northwestern University and serving as a forest ranger, and has authored The Box of God Many Many Moons Slow Smoke.
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Waterloo
Club Notes Joyle Chib Luncheon at Elk Run Inn
Women hosted a 1 pm luncheon at Elk Run Inn with golden flowers and bridge favors for Mrs. Henry Schneider Mrs Otto Stegman and Mrs Walter Schneider Special guests Mrs H A Ellis and Mrs Marian Anderson from Chicago visited at Mrs Schneider's home Next meeting August 4 hosted by Mrs William Hitchens
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Joyle Chib
Elk Run Inn
Henry Schneider
Otto Stegman
Walter Schneider
H. A. Ellis
Marian Anderson
Chicago
Anderson
William Hitchens
Hints In Beauty Care For Summer Gloves And Skincare
Advice on wearing loose suede gloves during summer to prevent sunburn on hands, even with sleeved dresses. Recommends washing suede gloves daily, avoiding bright colors, and using gentle care. Also suggests lash conditioning with cautions against certain products and praising cucumber juice and cold compresses for skin toning.
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Castile
Hans
John Klopp and Dorothy Mutz Wed in Stanton Neb
John Klopp formerly of Fort Dodge Iowa and Dorothy Leora Mutz of Fort Dodge Iowa married July 3 at the Congregational church in Stanton Nebraska. Rev John J Klopp conducted the ceremony with immediate family present. The couple will reside in Fort Dodge in the Clinic apartment building once ready.
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John Newell Klopp
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Dorothy Leora Mutz
W. E. Mutz
Mills College
Oakland
Cal
University of Iowa
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Klopp
Stanton
Neb
University of Nebraska
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Clinic
Farewell Party for Freeberns Hosted by Whites
Mr and Mrs Walter W Freebern who soon move to Waverly were honored at a dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs J W White. Attending were W H Stewart Edmund Rausch Lawrence Whitford Cedar Falls May Speedling Waterloo and Walter Edwards Sioux City. The table featured green and ivory with a sweetpeas and roses centerpiece. Guests played cards in the evening and favors went to Mr and Mrs Weston.
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Walter W. Freebern
Waverly
J. W. White
Messrs
Mmes
W. H. Stewart
Edmund Rausch
Lawrence Whitford
Cedar Falls
Gwynne Weston
May Speedling
Waterloo
Walter Edwards
Sioux City
Weston
Guests Visiting in Cheney Home
Mr and Mrs C M Cheney entertain guests from Kansas City Mo including Mr and Mrs J S Johnson Mrs Mabel Rauschcomb and daughter Lucille and Ivan Sutton who will leave today Mrs Cheney's daughter Mrs Alfred C Johnson and her children Quentin and Claudia arrived Wednesday for a weekend visit Mrs Schany hosted a Wednesday dinner at Black's tea room Mr Cheney and daughter Marjorie Cheney left for Chicago Ill for a few days.
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C. M. Cheney
J. S. Johnson
Mabel Rauschcomb
Lucille
Ivan Sutton
Kansas City
Cheney
Alfred C. Johnson
Quentin
Claudia
M. O. Schany
Black
Mr. Cheney
Marjorie Cheney
Chicago
Ill
Burton Avenue Baptist Girls Elect Officers After Park Picnic
The Church News notes the dependable class of Burton Avenue Baptist enjoyed a picnic supper at Cedar River park on a Wednesday evening. Officers elected were Della Goss president Hazel Nelson vice president Esther Peterson secretary and treasurer. Members then socialized at teacher Mrs Willan Cutshaw's home 732 Rich Street.
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Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Cedar River Park
Della Goss
Hazel Nelson
Esther Peterson
Willan Cutshaw
Rich] Street
Violinist Alfred Ban Malo to Perform at Teachers College
Spanish violinist Alfred Ban Malo, renowned by critics as a leading performer, will present a program tonight at Teachers College Cedar Falls as part of the summer lecture and entertainment course. He has performed for audiences across North America and Europe.
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Alfred Ban Malo
Teachers College
Cedar Falls
San Malo
Europe
CITY IN BRIEF OPTICAL SERVICE AT BUCHANAN'S “Y” BUILDING
A series of short notices reports H W Tromanhauser attending an auction in Quasqueton Iowa and many locals visiting relatives across Iowa and Wisconsin. Miss Anne McCarthy of Dubuque visits Miss Marjorie Banton in Waterloo. Miss Anna M Demmler departs for Storm Lake. Mrs Lois Watts and daughter Ava travel from Los Angeles to Waterloo and Plainfield by auto. Della Hitch and sister tour High Bridge Wisconsin to spend three weeks with parents. Dr J E Kurth reports a missing family wash. Nebraska visitors R E Devor and wife come to Waterloo to see relatives and discuss corn prospects. Gates business college awards medals for typing speed to Ineila Whipple and Helen Van Schoyck. Bruce Gates speaks. Cora Cofer Duke files for divorce from Joe C Duke. Hoard released on bond for wife and child desertion. John Gary, Michael Moore, and T F Cullen visit from St Paul.
Reared at Dubuque to Pat rick grower of blue eyed potato
Gary Moore, long time St. Paul resident born in Dubuque, retires after 42 years as nail carrier. He is the eldest of the group, connected to Trinity Lutheran church and the Ladies' guild. Bake sale at Lauerman's is planned for Saturday in July.
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Dubuque
Patrick
Moore
St. Paul
Gary
St. Paw
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Guild
Lauerman’s
Conrad's Son Sentenced on Funds Conversion Charge
Alfred B. Conrad son of novelist Joseph Conrad received a one year imprisonment term after being found guilty of converting to his own use five thousand five hundred dollars entrusted to him to buy manuscripts of his late father's works.
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London
INS
Alfred B. Conrad
Joseph Conrad
Courier up-to-date wedding pattern distribution notice
To obtain the courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design send it to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. Orders filled as good as possible and should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
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Evening Courier
Waterloo
A Comfortable Dress Pattern for a Little Girl 1927
A 4 size dress pattern for a little girl features cotton print and linen with chalice gingham or voile options. Sizes 2 4 6 years. 4 year size needs 13 1 4 yards of 32 inch material plus 1 1 2 yards contrasting for yoke bands cuffs. Pattern mailed for 15 cents. 16 cents for fashion book.
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Henry Frank
Panl W. Eighmey
G. G. Bickley
Robert W. MacDowell
Lucille Lauerman
Marinette
Wis
Faye Dorothy Martin
Mary Aust
Mary, Ferris
Raymond Lauerman
D. W. Wixson
William Catlow
S. F. McGinn
J. D. Curtin
L. A
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A. J. Walden
Milton Beckwith
Florence Moothart
T. T. F. Club
Ray Garrabrant
Harry Gille
Ira Garrabrant
Henry Bills
George Moothart
Nebraska
Richard Devon
Columbus
D. A. Stevenson
Paul Dean
Devon
Fern Dean
Marsh Cannon
Winfield, Kan
K of P. Hall
Edna Kent Forbes
John Klopp
Mae Click
New York
J. J. Diggins
Fern Kelly
Diggins
Minneapolis
Minn
Favors
Elizabeth Corning
Click
Fred Baugus
G. A. Hubbard
Fred Kauffman
J. Richmond Morgan
Eugene L. Trask
South Morgan Avenue
Springfield
Mr. Morgan
Congregational Church
Gates Park
East High School
Knipp
Peter Knipp
George Bedard
Peter Kies
Bill Klein
Cedar Heights Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Loyal Temperance Region
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Idaho
Emma J. Warren
Twin Falls
Ida
Alfred Longley
Harry Lichty
Church News
Buchanan
H. W. Tromanhauser
Quasqueton, Ja
Anne McCarthy
Marjorie Banton
Pine Street
Anna M. Demmler
Third Avenue West
Storm Lake
Lois Watts
Ava
Los Angeles
Plainfield
Della Hitch
Arthur F. Jury
Claude S. Stevens
High Bridge
J. E. Kurth
Logan Avenue
Dr. Kurth
R. E. Devor
Iowa
Ineila Whipple
Cedgr Falls
Helen van Schoyck
Gates Business College
Bruce Gates
Cora Cofer Duke
Mobile Street
Joe C. Duke
Joseph Austin Duke
Co. F. Hoard
Navy
Hoard
Martha Hoard
Louise
Winona
Iona
Dorothy
Seventh Street West
John Gary
Michael Moore
T. F. Cullen
Cullen
IGN Theo
Bugs
Conrad
AMD Oataansh Maile
Baraat As
H.F. Greten & Co
Bridge St
Ecial Factory
Sher
Harwich’s
E. Std &T
Commercial Street
Jig Gearance Sales
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Harriet Hubbard Ayers
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