Vera Cone Weds Floyd Hemmer in Waterloo Ceremony
Miss Vera Cone daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Cone of Millerdale married Floyd Hemmer son of Mrs Anna Hemmer at the bridal home of the groom's parents. The ceremony conducted by Dr Carl Lee Kenagy of First Baptist was attended by close relatives and friends. The couple will live in Waterloo and both hold local education and business ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cone
Robert Gone
Millerdale
Floyd Hemmer
Anna Hemmer
Fifth Street West
George W. Core
Burton Avchue
Carl Lee Kenagy
First Baptist Church
Dorothy Hemmer
Waterloo
Hemmer
Eklund Business College
Garry-Potter Tire Company
Final Luncheon of Series Hosted by Mesdames Nauman
Final luncheon and bridge party given at the home of Mrs. George W. Nauman Spans Souci at 1 o'clock with co host Mrs. William Nauman. Out of town guests included Mrs C J Pittenger visiting sister Mrs Ray C Eggert and Mrs Harry Henderson guest in Waterloo area now in Aponka Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Nauman
Souci
William Nauman
C. J. Pittenger
Mansfield
Ray C. Eggert
Harry Henderson
Aponka
Fla
Waterloo
W. F
Raymond
Ire Rodamar
Charles Pickett
Tama Eastern Star members enjoy Tama picnic at Bartlett home
Twenty two Tama chapter of the Order of Eastern Star met yesterday at Mrs. E W Bartlett 144 Independence Avenue for a picnic dinner. Attendees included Fred Ingram Howard Goodell George Invin James Ennes Dr Clinton and others including Mrs Beck Mrs Werth and Mrs Prawl. Mr and Mrs Bartlett are former Tama residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama
Order of Eastern Star
E. W. Bartlett
Independence Avenur
Mmes
Fred Ingram
Howard Goodell
George Invin
James Ennes
Clinton
Harry Nelson
Pearl Yerkes
Edwin Baker
Mel Waltz
Claire Cory
Thomas Potter
Charles Butterfield
Fred Ingersoll
J. A. Roach
Beck
Werth
Prawl
Bartlett
Fish Dinner and Community Events Highlight Iowa Social Scene
Last evening at Cornwell home Mr and Mrs C A Lasser hosted a fish dinner after a two week Black Hills vacation. Guests included Mrs Blindig Tally and Miss Grace Tally of Minneapolis. Other attendees were Mr and Mrs J J Miller Dr and Mrs Lee Kenagy and Mr and Mrs Busser. Separate items note Women’s Club meetings at Waterloo and a Cedar Heights community sociable with 200 guests hosted by Cedar Heights Presbyterian church. Phi Sigma Chi dance at Electric Park drew 125 couples with a 6:45 dinner Monday at Black’s Tearoom and another dance slated for Friday at Electric Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cornwell
Spirit Lake
Black Hills
Blindig Tally
Grace Tally
Minneapolis
Minn
C. A. Lasser
Lasser
J. J. Miller
Garl Lee Kenagy
Cedar Heights
Cedar Heights’ Community
Phi- Sigma Chi
Electric Park
Black's Tearoom
Social Events on Week s Calendar
Weekday lists of gatherings include Boy Scouts and families at Camp Inguwanis and Yeomen picnic at Cedar River Park. Luncheon by Women s Club Monday afternoon. Tuesday hosts First U P church Mrs Aust Smith and Star Rebekah Club. Wednesday features Golden Link Club and Sunshine Rebekah quilting at Waterlooft O O F hall. Bridge party at Country Club. Evening First Lutheran Missionary Society at Electric Park. Thursday hosts Division 6 Central Christian Church Mrs Lydia Leach and Izaak Walton picnic Island Park Cedar Falls. Firemen s Hall hosts M Gilleas lodge B of R T. Friday afternoon Past Matron s Club Waterloo Chapter O E S Mrs T L Wheeler Lincoln Circle Ladies of G A R Memorial Hall Joyle Club Mrs Fred Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouta and
Picnis
Inguwanis
Yeomen
Cedar River Park
Woman’s Club
First
WU. P. Church
Aust. Smith
Star Rebekah Club
A. G. Picken
Sunshine Rebekah
Waterlooft
O. O. F. Hall
Bridge pary—Country Club
First Lutheran Missionary Society Gienic
Electric Park
Central Christian Church
Lydia Leach
Izaak Walton
Island Park
Cedar Falls
M. Gilleas
R. T— Firemen'’s Hall
Waterloo
T. L. Wheeler
Lincoln Circle
G. A. R.—Memorial Hall
Joyle Club
Fred Morris
Pi Omega Pi Banquet Honors Initiates At 6 P.M.
Pi Omega Pi will host a banquet at 6 p m today to honor four initiates Miss Esther Coffin Miss Aden Benhof Miss Violet Bennett and Miss Littlebridge The event features The Ship of State centerpiece sailor costumes and corsage favors with A H Berg presiding A brief program of talks and music completes the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fi Omega Pi
Town State Teachers College
Esther Coffin
Aden Benhof
Violet Bennett
Littlebridge
Ship of State
A. H. Berg
Club Notes Highlight Autumn Leaf and Picnic Plans
The Star Rebekah club will meet for a luncheon at Mrs A G Picken's home on Tuesday. The Autumn Leaf club met with Mrs Edwin Widdle and planned the Cedar Heights picnic. After the Aug 26 business session, members enjoyed ban co with favors to Mrs Ray Gigg le and Mrs E G Weidman. Mrs Wernold Diercks attended. The next meeting is set for Mrs Harry Grifith's home on Aug 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Rebekah Club
A. G. Picken
Autumn Leaf Club
Edwin Widdle
Cedar Heights
Banco
Favors
Ray Giggle
E. G. Weidman
Wernold Diercks
Harry Grifith
Church News Group Meet at Mrs Smith Home
The Church News Group of First United Presbyterian will meet at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Austin Smith at 25 Linden Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Austin Smith
Linden Avenue
Hints in Beauty Care for Fresh Complexion
Practical tips for skin care and appearance from a period column. Advice covers blood quality, cleansing with turpentine mixtures, hot water soaks, facial tapping, and the use of creams to improve complexion. Additional notes discuss lash brushing, brow shaping, egg shampoo, and modest hair care suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre & Tonic
G. W
Mi M
Ruth Doorley and W. L. Stewart to Marry on Monday
Ruth Doorley of 125 Culler street will wed W. L. Stewart of Voorhies Indiana Monday morning at St Marys Catholic church. A compliment party last evening in Cedar Falls featured blue and white decorations and gifts for the bride to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Doorley
W. L. Stewart
Culler Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Voorhies
Miss Doorley
M. d. Mergen
R. P. Stewart
Elizabeth Hess
Winifred Damforth
Genevieve Doorley
Gladys Snyder
Florence Potter
Anna Steinbrecker
Lilian Richie
Anna Holm
Elsie Kurib
Eldora Hosts Annual M S L Workers Picnic
Eldora Indiana welcomed nearly 509 attendees for the Minneapolis and Saint Louis railroad picnic for employees and families at Pine Lake and City Park. A special train was greeted by the Iowa State Training School band and 100 locals, with a parade and transport to the lake. An athletic program on Pine Lake was planned, with the event set to wrap up late today.
City in Brief Visitors and travelers list in Waterloo area
City in Brief notes multiple visits and travels of residents and guests. Mr. and Mrs. Seehausen of Chicago visit Sheriff Wagner's Roma. Readlyn couple Muhl stay weekend with McGourty in Waterloo. Annie Cutton arrives from New York to visit Elva Cutton. County Superintendent and Mrs. Jewett travel to Bradgate IA, plan to bring Mrs. Jewett's mother back. Butterfield family from Stambaugh Mich visit W. W. Bennett. Millen and Bussey depart for Peoria for family business. Mrs. Cora Page from Phillipsburg Kan. visits sister in Waterloo and plans visit to St Cloud Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Moore and children from St. Louis tour Waterloo/Cedar Falls. Allen family return home. Jessie M. Shirley sails Montreal July 25 for Paris to tour Europe. Dr. and Mrs. Brinkman and family with Miss Saul plan a month motor trip via Yellowstone and Idaho. Dr. Goodwin and Eggert host at Waterloo. Lews Emmets to Greece trip. County Attorney FLOW Edwards go to Clear Lake for Epworth League. Hecklingers and son return from Wisconsin Minnesota and Canada. recount journey through Superior forest with miles of road unserviced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Seehausen
Chicago
Roma
H. T. Wagner
J. W. Muhl
J. S. McGourty
Fairview Avenue
Annie Cutton
New York City
Elva Cutton
Cutler Street
A. &. Jewett
Bradgate
James Millen
Hawkeye Hotel
Cora Bussey
Dane Street
Peoria
Bussey
Cora Lonnenecker
C. C. Page
Phillipsburg
Kan
Frank Finn
Oneida Street
Waterloo
St. Gloud
Minn
OQ. W
A. M. Moore
DeKelie
Jack
St. Louis
Cedar Falls
W. W. Allen
Riverside Drive
Jessie M. Shirley
East High School
Montreal
Gan
Paris
Shirley
Hammond
Europe
Hoover Finishes Al3 Seekers In Avalanche Of Straw Ballots
Hoover wins the Waterloo presidential straw poll decisively with 126 of 158 votes and 607 to 237 for Smith. The survey tallies show 844 voters interviewed, with numerous occupations represented including dentists, clerks, farmers, and housewives expressing support for Hoover and criticism of Prohibition and the Tammany era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Waterloo
Herbert Hoover
Smith
al Smith
Barber
Cook
Clerk
Smit
Ashes Interred in Elmwood for Waterloo Native
Dr. and Mrs. F. C. Smith and daughter Anna Lil visited Waterloo from Chicago where the doctor will join a government hospital. He brought the ashes of his sister Lilian Smith, killed in California, and interred them at Elmwood Cemetery beside his parents. Dr. Smith is Harvey Smith’s nephew. Ben and Harvey Smith were once fuel dealers in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Smmth
Anna Lil
Arthur TL Biwin
Denver Street
Chicago
Tacoma
Wash
Ben Smith
Dr. Smith
Harvey Smith
West Union
Ben
Harvey
Waterloo
Coffeer Fluff Dessert Recipe Note
Arecipe style note describes making a coffee custard dessert with coffee sugar milk gelatin eggs vanilla and whipped cream. It includes serving in sherbet glasses and mentions mint jelly colored green and hot gingerbread with whipped cream as a Sunday night treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magpie
Bridget
Kindergarten Guides For Home Education Debate
The National Kindergarten Association issues a free booklet on using the child’s first senses at home. The publication is distributed weekly in the Evening Courier columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Kindergardee Association
New York City
Florence Shelby Letters On Child Education And Courtesy
Florence Shelby reflects on gentleness and fairness in children. She recalls teaching a daughter to wait her turn at the post office and stresses that meekness must be tempered by justice. She advises Helen to guide George toward fairness without stifling kindness and to let his growth come naturally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Shelby
Helen
George
Heer
Martha
Kindergarten’s vital role in public education says Frasier
George Willard Frasier, president of Colorado State Teachers College, argues that kindergarten is essential to give every child a fair start. He emphasizes that a strong early program completes the public school system and prepares children for real work in elementary grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer
Smith
Hoover
Éalcon
George Willard Frasier
Colorado State Teachers College
Greeley
Oriental Serenaders to Play Park Thursday August 2
Oriental Serenaders bring a comical and innovative dance program to Central Park with a mix of novelty numbers and clever staging. The agent promises wailing trombones laughing saxophones and a smooth swing that keeps patrons energized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiedric Park
Unclear Fragments Suggest Cooking Guidance
The readable text hints at cooking tips for soups using vegetable water for flavor. It references cooking methods and saving the cooking liquid to enhance taste, mentioning plain water and broth-like liquid as a flavor base.
Park like cemetery planned for Edith Adams farm site
Landscape engineer Philip Froeger proposes a modern park like cemetery on the Edith Adams 40 acre farm near the Hudson road, with landscaping, winding drives, and abundant shrubbery. A company is forming to own and operate the project, replacing old cemetery styles. The land lies on primary road No. 59 between Waterloo and Hudson, about a half mile southwest of the city units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Adams
Hudson Road
Philip Froeger
Chicago
C. &. Howard
Adams
Opring
Philadelphia
Troeger
Waterloo
Hudson
Peanut Scramble Highlights Edison Playground Picnic
A peanut scramble and a 40 per side relay plus folk dances marked the Edison playgrounds picnic last night. About 900 attended as Louis V. Orr awarded a Campbell Bakery cake to G Chauncey Reside for aiding Edison’s status as the city’s best playground. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Miller provided a horse and mule act, while Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Hirk and Mrs. Margaret Wells left for Leavenworth, Kansas after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Louis V. Orr
Campbell Bakery
Gchauncey
James McGinley
Clyde Miller
Walter A. Hirk
Margaret Wells
Jill Grant Avenue
Leavenworth, Kan
Brain Test Answer Names Listed
The prompt provides a list of correct names. Items include Columbia, wigwag, Aragon, Nobile, Goney, Guiana, Aladdin, Balsaina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Aragon
Guiana
Balsaina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mesdames Nauman
Eastern Star
Cornwell
Woman's Club
Waterloo Woman's Club
Naneen Davis
Maude
Popp Wiese
Freeport
Golden Link Club
Glenn Perkins
Pi Omega Pi
Edith Maltas
Everett E. Smith
City Hall
J. G. Beem
Irene Ailes
Harry Allen
John Boeller
Helen Gould
A. J. Artus
George Lingelbach
Henry Herbsleb
B. of R
T.M. Gillegs
Firemett's Hall
Church News
Lillian Dos
Denver
Wis
Walnut Street Baptist
Frank C. Huffman
Warren L. Steeves
L. G. Adams
Mary Barnes
Hugman
Enor
James Parratt
Sunnyside Country Club
George A. Baker
Los Angeles
Cal
Eldora
M. St. L
Buchanas's
J. E. Brinkman
Geraldine
Helen’ Saul
Carroll
Yellowstone Park
Idaho
Guy Goodman
Bay GC
Eggert
Goodwin
Lews Emetts
Columbia Theatre
Greece
Flow. Edwards
Clear Lake
Gwendolyn
Olive Sheldon
Pifey Street
Weat
Epworth League Assembly
Louis ‘Hecklinger
Charles
First Street West
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Canada
Sheing
National Forest
O Dor
Fawn
Shaertore Propriete Wid
Electrician
Bus Ariver
Propriter
Uike
Hoov
Bristow
Drayman
Hoover N
Hoo
Ebank
Plainfield
Tammany
T. O. T.tool
Nicole Grant
Elmwood Cemetery
Knoxville
Uup
W. Sisson
H. G. Clark
Camp Custer
Mich
Sisson
North Shore Veterans Hospital
Matt Gruben and Sons
Waverly, Ia
As-Moses
Cedar Rapids - Bon
Nal
Cedar Rapids
Saeed Motor Bus Line
Roosevelt
Cedar, Rapids
TOWA
Artificial Ice & Fuel CO
Edison Playground
Evening Courier
Beanie Een Peeenay
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