Society notes at First Brethren church officers reelected
Mrs. C F Klingaman led an all day meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society at First Brethren. New officers include Mrs O W Brundage vice president Mrs Ben Wenard secretary and Mrs Francis LaBarre treasurer. An memorial service for Mrs A A Bontrager and a mite box program highlighted the day at Mrs Jacob Mosier home. Out of town guests included Mrs Anna M Wisher and Miss Larene Beachley. Next meeting planned as a country picnic. Various clubs and gatherings listed for the week in Cedar Falls area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Klingaman
Woman's Missionary Society of
First Brethren Church
Combised
Mary
Marita
A. A. Bontrager
Jacok Mosier
WR. Brundage
Ben Weneard
Francis LaBarre
Trasurer
Anna M. Wisher
New Orleans
Larene Beachley
Dayton
C. i
Woodalls Farewell Dinner Marks Grundy Center Sendoff
Sixty five Grundy Center friends drove to Waterloo for a farewell picnic in Cedar River park honoring Rev and Mrs George Woodall. Woodall, former Grundy Center Methodist pastor, resigns from St Pauls MLE Church to take a Califoria post as health reasons prompt move. The Woodalls depart around Sept 2 by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
Waterloo
George Woodall
Cedar River Park
Mr. Woodall
Methodist Episcopal
St. Paul's Mle
Woodall
Califormula
Local Church Groups Plan Meetings And Picnic Outing
Loyal Helpers Bible class of Plymouth South Congregational meets tonight at Miss Jessie Sweeney's home for their regular monthly study with refreshments provided by Mrs. Merle Morse and Mrs. W F Dilworth. The Harmon society of First Methodist Episcopal plans a monthly gathering tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. W D Kepler's home with hostesses named. An afternoon service follows. Groves Memorial United Brethren Young People meet at 6 pm today at the church to picnic at Elk Run, with each girl bringing sandwiches and another dish. The First United Presbyterian group will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 at Mrs. G McCleery's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presidents’ Club of
St Heler
Gould
United
Henry Herbsich
W. KR. O
N'S Relief Corps
D. m3
Memorial
South Congregational Church
Jessie ‘Sweeney
Merle A. Morse
W. F. Dilworth
Hrurian Society of
First Metho ‘Dist Episcopal Church
W. D. ‘Kepler
C. F. Robe
A. S. Woodring
C. R. Cassell
J. G. Smith
Groves
Memorial United Brethren Church
Elk Run
First United Presbyterian Church
Will
G. . McCleery
Jolly Seven Club Notes Hostess at Electric Park
Mrs B J Galbraith hosted a club afternoon at Electric Park with Jolly Seven Birthday Club members. Group pictures were taken and a luncheon served. Mrs W N Elles and Mrs W E Boyd welcomed 25 new members as the next meeting is planned with Mrs Herbert Lawless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Galbraith
Electric Park
Qro
Jolly Seven
W. N. Elles
W.E. Boyd
Herbert Lawless
Margaret Lormor and Gerald See Wed at Mt. Auburn
Miss Margaret Lormor daughter of Mr and Mrs George Lormor 1016 Washington street wed Gerald David See son of Mr and Mrs G H See of 16 Randolph street in the Presbyterian parsonage Mt. Auburn Ta Rev H V Riggs pastor read the service Parents of both bride and groom were present The bride wore a gown of pink flat crepe and matching accessories Reception at the bride home afterwards Mr and Mrs Lee depart for a motor trip and will reside temporarily at the Washington street address Both graduates of Mt Auburn high school Rev Riggs is superintendent Mr Lee an electrician for Walker Myers machine shop
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lormor
George Lormor
Washington Street
Mt. Auburn
Gerald David See
G. H. See
Randolph Street
H. V. Riggs
Lee
Waterloo
Ceday Rapid
Mt. Auburn High School
Mr. Riggs
Walker & Myers Tlech Shop
Ada Johnson Weds Hobart Bailey In Waterloo Church
Ada Johnson and Hobart Bailey united in marriage at Lotlock yesterday in the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Neshua with Rev J A McCarison Jr reading the service. Mrs EH Brady Wa terloo was matron of honor and best man. A wedding dinner followed at the W A Benn home, 109 Oak Avenue, Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Johnson
Hobert Bailey
Lotlack
Little Brown
Vale
Neshua
J. A. McCarison
EH. E. Brady
Waterloo
W. A. Benn
Oak Avenue
Carl P. Johnson
Grundy Center
Town
Callegs
Gates Business College
Cutler Hardware Company
Bailey
John Bailey
Sanborn
Sanborn High School
Maonkaio Business College
Morris Motor Company
Castle Ziefter
Mrs Seigel Returns From East Hadassah Zionist Conventions
Mrs David Seigel president of Hadassah society returns after five weeks in the east attending national Hadassah and Zionist conventions in Pittsburgh and Ba. National officers were re elected at both meetings with future plans outlined. Other Iowa attendees included Mrs Alice Blotky Des Moines and Mrs May Waxenburg Davenport. On return the family visited Philadelphia Washington DC Atlantic City before Waterloo. A dinner tonight at Black's tearoom honors Mrs Edward Gonner for birthday. A lavender and white decor theme planned. A sociable on the lawn of Our Lady of Victory academy will feature Tunney Heeney fight details. Mrs Nick Lies chairs the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Seigel
Hadassah Society
East
Pittsburgh
Iowa
Alice Blotky
Des Moines
May Waxenburg Davenport
Seigel
Philadelphia
Washington
I .G
Atlantic City
N. 2
Waterloo
Black
Edward Qonner
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Shorttener St. Joseph's Curch
Nick Lies
Brain Test Key Numbers Puzzle Revealed
The figures of key number B appear in 753 840 637 468 888 743 and 876 543. The figures of key number ar appear in 972 178 468 127 607 182.
Hints in Beauty Care and Diet Advice From Edna
A fragmented advice page blends calorie cutting with beauty tips. It prescribes reducing daily calories by up to 1,900, suggests sugar and potato reductions, and promotes toning routines, scalp massage, and hair brushing. It includes opinions on cosmetics like mineral oil and rouge, and hints at medical consultation for weight loss and skin care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna KE
Thar
Forbes Barbara Li
M. L
Marie R
Elphi
M.S
Grieg
Jatter
Vienna Schubert Festival described by Waterloo paper
A courier delivers a Vienna report on a two week Schubert festival described as a symphony in prose. The piece notes the Waterloo Woman's Club centennial celebration, Vienna landmarks, flags, choirs, and orchestral performances from the Rathausplatz to Lichtenthal, honoring Franz Schubert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Society
Coulier
Waterloo
Iowa
Pyemdenverkehrskommission
Wberry
Lower Austria
Waterloo Woman's Club
Schubert
Ruspices of Fine Arts Department
Heuvenith
Allegra Econ Brio
Rathausplatz
Ringstrasse
Herr Schalk
Vienne Opera
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Nussdorferstrasse
Franz Schubert
Maestoso
Rathaus
de Schubert
Inheritance Waits for Mrs Miller at St Peter Minn
Postmaster Ray Eggert received a letter seeking Mrs Martha Miller, formerly in Rock Island NL, now possibly Waterloo vicinity, to claim a deceased man’s inheritance. The 42 year old woman is urged to present herself at St Peter Minnesota authorities. An old photo from the deceased’s pocket is enclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Miller
Waterloo
Ray
Eggert
St. Peter
Minn
Rock Island
Eppert
Eight Bar Members at Cedar Rapids for Judicial Convention
Eight Bar members attended the Republican state judicial convention in Cedar Rapids including J. S. Tuthitl A. H. Lovejoy G. W. Wood C Ransier Cameron Sins E J Wenner G W Dawson and M C Arbuckle. The convention was brief with light attendance as delegates arrived from four counties. Delegates noted good roads saving time and encouraged optimism for future gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
J. S. Tuthitl
A. H. Lovejoy
G. W. Wood
C. &. Ransier
Cameron Sins
E. J. Wenner
G. W. Dawson
M. C
Arbuckle
Vastey Moring
Daveyers
Loxday
Florida visitors stay with relatives in town
Mrs RB Welton and Miss Mary Panton from Tapa Florida arrived Tuesday by car to visit relatives. Mrs Welton visits her brother G H Perigo at 814 Lagan area mid. Miss Patten visits sisters Mrs Anthony Fueder at 922 Columbia and Mrs Emil Fleder at 824 Second Street East. Mrs Welton plans to leave tomorrow for the Biars Hills to visit Neyimothery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
RB. Welton
Mary Panton
Tapa
Fla
Tuese
Welton
G. H. Perigo
Lagan Ares Mid
Miss Patten
Anthony Fueder
Columbia Street
Emil Fleder
Second Sireet
Fay
Biars Hills
Neyimothery
Four damage suits filed over June 10 crash damage total
Ernest Koepke, clerk of municipal court, witnessed four civil actions totaling 1625 dollars. Ed Cranston seeks 1000 from Mrs Mayme Nissen Will Nissen and Onno Peters after a collision on state highway 20 near the Hardin county line left him with a 23 stitch scalp wound. Mrs Ray sues for 3400 car damage and 100 physician costs. Fred Kaufmann seeks 75 from John Bach for a Logan avenue Edwards street crash. T W Wren asks 50 from the WCFN railway after a Cedar Falls street car collision rear-ended his stopped auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Koepke
Municipal Court
Ed Cranston
Malian Avenue
Mayme Nissen
Will Nissen
Dundee Avenue
Onno Peters
Cranston
Alice Ray
Franklin Street
Hardin County
Nissens
Peters
Ray
Anno Peters
Fred Kaufmann
Barclay Street South
John J. Bach
Charles Street
Bach
Logan Avenue
Edwards Street
T. W. Wren
Third Street West
Wren
College Street
Cedar Falls
Barry ‘Tomkins
Quincy Street
Leo
Budke
Stella Clements
Auto Association Says Dirt Roads Good Des Moines
The Iowa Automobile association reports that all Iowa dirt highways and detours are in good condition with no new detours since Monday. In Missouri Valley, Councilman E M Rhodabeck is appointed postmaster succeeding W S Peterson, who has served since December 1921 and assumed duties yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto. Association
Des Moines
INS
Iowa Automobile Association
Iowa
Missouri Valley
E. M. Rhodabeck
W. S. Peterson
Waterloo area notices and social briefs in compact form
Advertisements and social items from Waterloo reveal services and visits: City in brisk offers optical service with 4333 for appointments and lectures at Unity Center on The Spoken Word. Various residents travel or host visitors, with family ties to Waterloo and outing plans across Minnesota, Iowa, and California. A new Hotel Russell Lamson sign ties to Western Union time signals, and several local residents plan travels to Indianapolis, Des Moines, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Russell-Lamson
Frank Adams
Frank
Minneapolis
Minn
F. GC
Munger
Lindalé Street
George Kreiman
Broiled Mutton Chops and Summer Coffee Ideas
Instructions for broiling mutton chops with salt and pepper, then serving on a hot platter. Recipe for scalloped corn with bread, milk, and butter baked in a casserole. Recipe for iced coffee with vanilla or cream and ice cream as a substitute for ice. Blueberry tarts directions include washing berries, stewing, filling pastry shells, glazing, and serving cold.
Fight returns set for Lincoln park reception on Tunney Heeney
A radio loud speaker will be set up tonight in Lincoln park to receive returns on the Tunney Heeney fight during a concert by the American Legion band. Henry Dallman, business manager, announced the arrangement. A correction states Rev F H Shedd officiated at the funeral of William Sulter at 125 Lincoln street, not Rev W P McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Lincoln Park
American Legion
Henry Dallman
F. H. Shedd
East Park Presbyterian Church
William Sulter
Lincoln Street
W. P. McCormick
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Bathing Beauties Evade Sunburn Promo
Beachgoers are urged to protect complexions with a home skincare mix from a druggist. The recipe combines water glycerine and other ingredients to create a satiny finish that guards skin on the face neck arms shoulders and legs, preparing a smooth base for powder.
Mississippi Refuge Dedication Delayed Indefinitely
President Coolidge cannot attend the dedication of the upper Mississippi Wildlife Refuge. The event likely postponed to next year as plans are halted. A Wilford and local committee members had invited the president during a visit to the summer White House in Brule, Wisconsin. A new meeting of regional presidents from Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Illinois will set the next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Upper Mississippi
Wis
Willford
Irage
Wallon League
Minnesota
Dinos Wisconsin
Iowa
Keep Your Hands Beautiful Lotion Advertisement
AVALON NARCISSE LOTION promises soft skin after washing. A few drops after washing keep hands smooth and white, with irritation relief. Available at toilet counters in small and large bottles, priced 15 and 35 cents, special at KRESCE STORES.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kresce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Klingaman
Brethren Mission Society
Caledonian Society
Leland Park
Dar Falls
Blue ‘Triangle League
W. GC
AL F. O. P
Clara Gendern
Hillecrist Chapel
Gior. L. Club
First Congregational Church
Phi Sigma Climand
Woodalls
Folk of
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Hawk I. O. O. F. Hall
Church News
Gerald D. See
Hobart Bailey
Mrs. Seigel
Scherza
Aretexe
Redfern
Buchanan's
Goldie Cook
P. m
Unity Center
George A. Baker
Stuart Myers
Los Angeles
James Parrott
Third Street
Henry P. Pearsall
Tows. Street
Ilinois Central
W. O. Cox
Billy and
George
Alhambra
Cal
D. Smith
Argyle Street
D.O. Manley
G. R. Hostetler
Commercial Street
Boone
Augusta Pierce
Allan Johnson
Iowa National Guards
Hazel
Monard Knight
Hess
Sarah Knight
Fred Breckenridge
D. B. Toenjes
Kingstey Avenue
Will Breckenridge
Second ‘Street
Berl
Williford
Vinestreet
Jane E.W. Koepke
Winneshiek
McGregor
Mississippi River
L. P. Scott
Rosebud Avenue
Sioux City
Spokane
Wash
Jack and
Ralph Grove
Herbert Grove
Riviera Theatre
H. Grove
Grove
W. &. Brown
Morning Sun
F. T. Bentley
Independence Avenue
Heinz
Clarks
Bluebird
Fessler & Co. Jewelers
Aporsite LC
Mississippi
Ron
Wangler Brotowers Co, C. J. Miller, Bruggist
Esening
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Renta
Patter No
City and
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