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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1928

Page

2

Waterloo women to host U W A program season

The Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women will hold meetings in members homes this season, opening Sept 15 with a tea for city teachers. Miss Naneen Davis will sing, Miss Callie Wieder will speak on What A U W Means, and Rev. J. Richmond Morran will lead a talk.

Waterloo American Association of University Women Waterloo Woman's Club Vera Rock Walls M i Naneen Davis Callie Wieder U. W. Means J. Richmond Morran First Congregational Church Merle Wratislaw F. H. Waters Ames. Jr Association Fred Miller Lorraine Hallowell Richmond W. Schear Pauline Bassarear E. &. Schenk

Mrs Ralston Celebrates Eighty-Eighth Natal Anniversary

Mrs Elizabeth Ralston of 423 Locust Street marked her eighty eighth birthday with a family gathering at Byrnes park.63 relatives and friends attended a picnic dinner and a large cake baked by Mrs Henry Ralston 1103 Washington Street. Out of town guests included several named relatives from Munice Des Moines Springville Waukesha Albert Lea and Vinton along with Miss Virginia Rule and Miss Ethel Pingnot.

Elizabeth Ralston Locust Street Byrnes Park Henry Ralston Washington Street John Lambert Ray Lambert Oren Muncie Ind G. D. Ralston Gertrude Des Moines Adam Doerr James Albert Lea Minn Harold Shaler Gene Waukesha Wis John Lovejoy Deane Springville D. C. Lovejoy Harry Lyda Ralston Harvey Ralston George Horning Clarence George Ethel Pingenot Ali Vinton, Ta Virginia Rule Valiere

Ruth Doorley and William Stewart Exchange Vows

Miss Ruth Doorley of 125 Cutler street wed William L. Stewart at 9 am in St Marys rectory Voorhies Ta Rev Theodosius Plassmeyer officiated. The bride wore navy georgette trimmed with cream lace. They planned a two week trip to Lake Okeboji and will live in Voorhies where Stewart is Midwest Lumber manager.

Ruth Doorley Cutler Street St. Mary's William L. Stewart Voorhies Theodosius Plassmeyer R. P. Stewart Green Lantern

Two Couples Wed at First Lutheran Church Saturday

Two marriage ceremonies took place at 3 p.m. Saturday at First Lutheran Church officiated by Rev. Henry Mueller. Miss Frieda Nissen wed Fred Schiel of Waterloo, and Miss Matilda Olrogge Readlyn wed Charles Williamson of Waterloo. Attendants included Miss Irene Oltrogge and Fred Oltrogge, with both couples residing in Waterloo. A luncheon at Sunnyside Country Club honored Mrs. George A. Baker as guest of honor, with bridge scores won by Mrs. Knox, Mrs. Kerwin, and Mrs. Swisher.

First Lutheran Church Henry Mueller Frieda Nissen Fred Schiel Waterloo Matilda Olrogge Readlyn, Jr Charles Williamson Miss Nissen Mr. Sehiel EH. J. Grawford Grawford Fred Oltrogge Irene Olt- Togge Williamson-Olt- Tokge Favors Sunnyside Country Club James 5. Parrott George A. Baker Hollywood Cal Robert Knox Will Kerwin Sen Swisher

Fifty At Yeomen Outing At Cedar River Park

About fifty persons attended a Yeomen outing at Cedar River park with contests in nail driving sack races and ball throwing. Winners included Mrs Floyd Lushman and Harry L Miller in various events. Regular lodge meeting set for Friday evening in Knights of Pythias hall with card games after business.

Yeomen's Lodge Cedar River Park Floyd Lushman Harry L. Miller Fred Flanscha Glyde Goin Ila Pickering James Duke Dean Siliver George Duke Fred Flanscha Knights of Pythias Hall

Mrs Manning Hosts Cedar Heights Picnic in Des Moines

Mrs Manning entertained Saturday evening at a picnic supper on the bluffs at Cedar Heights in Des Moines. Guests included Mrs Edward Baker, Mrs Merton Friedley, Mrs Martha Taylor, and Misses Helyn Miller Dorothy Lynch Dorothy Scully Thelia Driscoll Verva Leonard Vivian Wilson Mabel Kies. She was formerly Marie Gleason and is visiting her mother Mrs Catherine Gleason at 1124 Washington Street.

Pau! Manning Des Moines Cedar Heights Edward Baker Merton Friedley Martha Taylor Helyn Miller Dorothy Lynch Dorothy Scully Thelia Driscoll Verva Leonard Vivian Wilson Mabel Kies Manning Marie Gleason Catherine Gleason Washington, Street

Mrs Denton Hosts 1 O'clock Luncheon in Black's Tearoom

Mrs L C Denton will host a 1 oclock luncheon tomorrow in Black s Tearoom honoring pen sister Mrs P H Green of Osceola Ark. Guests include Mmes A M Chamberlain Ray Jacobson M J Serr Charles C Booth Reuben Miller Florence Barber Herbert Marshall Jennie Ricker Lucia Cleveland Stanton Halverson Gertrude George L T Bechtel Lee J Haver and Wallace W Wiegand and Miss Marjorie Chamberlain Garden flowers will ornament the table.

L. C. Denton Black P. H. Green Osceols Ark Mmes. A. M Chamberlain Ray Jacobson M. J. Serr Charles C. Booth Reuben Miller Florence Barber Herbert Marshall Jennie ©. Ricker Lucia Cleveland Stanton Halverson Gertrude George L. T. Bechtel Lee J. Haver Wallace W. Wiegand Marjorie Chamberlain

Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes Choice of Powders

This advice highlights selecting face powders by skin tone to shape appearance. It urges using either very light or very dark powders to create a type, recommends creams for pale or brunette skins, and suggests layering two powders for evening looks. It also counsels affordable cleansing soaps and facial massage with nourishing cream to improve complexion and overall vitality.

Edna Kent Forbes

Four Marriages Announced in Charles City Iowa

Courier notices several marriage announcements from Charles City Iowa. Susie Eckhoff of Austinville wed Harold Hazitt of Waverly at the Christian Church parsonage with Rev G A Hess officiating. Thelme Wright and Lester Wills of El Reno Oklahoma, attended by Clara Wright and Hoyt Armstrong, will reside in El Reno. Robert Patten and Selma Hopwood, previously of Mason City, married in Tulsa and will work with Oklahoma Utilities. Buna Meineke of Charles City and Wesley Hyde wed June 20 in Cedar Rapids at an English Lutheran parsonage. both are employed by Hart-Parr.

Courier Special Services Charles Guy Susie Eckhoff Austinville Harold George Hazitt Waverly Christian’ Church G. A. Hess John H. Rohussen Charles City Robert Patten Selma Hopwood Mason City Tulsa Okla Oklahoma Utilities Company Patten W. W Thelme Wright Oklahoma City Lester Wills el Reno Cal Clara Wright Hoyt Armstrong E. B Hyde Hart-Parr Company

Miss Michaelsen Honored With Dinner and Shower

Jennie Michaelsen, engaged to Louis H. Knistie for Aug I, was guest of honor at a 6 o'clock dinner and miscellaneous shower Saturday hosted by Miss Fannie Mae Smith and others at Mrs. Sippel's home. Eleven covers were arranged around a pink blue white centerpiece. pink flowers and tapers decorated the setting. Music games and prizes entertained guests, including Walker Remedy Co. employees.

Jennie Michaelsen Louis H. Knistie Fannie Mae Smith Minmes Ina Vo Wright Walter Dee Glaude Sippel Mmes Bertha E. Jackson Bess McManus Ronald Cameron Louise Michelsen Bess Larson Viola Mishek Fannie Mae Smith Walker Remedy Company Miss Michaelsen

Family Reunion at W E Stoner Home

Thirty five relatives gathered for a 6 o'clock picnic supper at the home of Mr and Mrs W E Stoner. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Will Medd Page ND and Mr and Mrs Will Stoner Oklahoma City OK. Also present were members of W H Stoner W J Galvin C G S Axtell Frank Bisdorf LeRoy Bisdorf Clyde Sack J H Windorf and George Windorf. The Medd family planned to depart home today and Mr Stoner intends to seek medical treatment in Rochester MN soon.

W. E. Stoner Will Medd Page N. D Will Stoner Oklahoma City Oklah Bessie Blubacker Chicago W. H. Stoner W. J. Galvin C. G S. Axtell Frank Bisdorf LeRoy Bisdorf Clyde Sack J. H. Windorf George Windorf Medd Rochester Minn Stoner Blubacker D. H. Win- Olt

Childs Finger Cut By Hatchet Wielded by Brother

A July incident reports a three year old boy losing part of a finger when his elder brother Kenneth swung a hatchet during play near a yard stump. A second finger was badly cut. both injuries occurred as the boys played, with Gerald Steere the injured child.

P Powries Perial Seevtees Fredericksturn Gerald Elmer Steere Kenneth H.C. Jones

Man Kicked by Colt Severely Injures Grundy Center Man

Grundy Center Iowa July 30 Will Barnes a cattle hogs and trucking hauler was seriously injured Saturday afternoon when a colt kicked him in the face at the Ben Smith place north of town tenanted by Tom Robbins Barnes was loading two calves on the truck when one animal ramped and struck him with a hind foot breaking a cheek bone and the bone below the left eye He was taken to a Marshalltown hospital for treatment. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs George Schmitt near Holland Saturday Henry Primus Grundy county farmer was fined 109 and costs for administering hog cholera serum without a license Johan Kinsinger and Mrs Greta Brown were each fined 150 and costs for maintaining a liquor nuisance and paroled to the sheriff They were arrested here on liquor charges earlier. L M Hawn from Fort Madison visiting relatives will accompany local K P lodge members to Fort Dodge for the state K P convention He heads the furnitude department at the prison. William and James McDowell hosted a Delta Chi fraternity weekend house party with 18 attending at the university of Iowa City A picnic dinner was served at Pine Lake near Eldora Sunday Lois Reynolds rented the Kinney cottage formerly occupied by the Ralph Gunnerson family who moved to Waterloo last week. 5 D Kruse of Waterloo visited the Dr Louis home Friday Ike Hasbrook and family entertained the Bowen family from Hudson Sunday Mr and Mrs Jack Perry of Buck Grove visited the Dr Louis home Saturday Mrs Grace Linnes recently operated at Allen Memorial hospital Waterloo is getting along nicely and expected home end of week.

Courier Special Service Grundy Center Will Barnes Ben Smith 2-Mn Tom Robbins Mr. Barnes Barnes Marshalltown George Schmitt Holland Henry Primus Grundy County George Wood Johan Kinsinger Greta Brown K.yp L. M. Hawn Fort Madison Fort Dodge William James McDowell Iowa Delta Chi University Iowa City Pine Lake Eldora Lois Reynolds Kinney Ralph Gunnerson Waterloo D. Kruse Dr. Louis Ike Hasbrook Bowen Hudson Jack Perry

City in Brief Highlights Local Trips and Visits

A compilation of short notices from Cedar Bend and nearby areas. Oliver H. Peek leaves today for a Yellowstone vacation. Corrine Tennant returns from Minneapolis. Mrs. Frank Hecht visits Chicago. Miss Gladyce Krueger spends two weeks with her mother. several residents travel to New York for shopping and vacations. Local families plan weekend trips, judge J. Beem takes a two week vacation, and community groups host gatherings at Riverview park and Yellowstone tours.

Oliver H. Peek Cedar Bend Yellowstone Park F. A. Wiley Minneapolis Corrine Tennant Washington Street Minn J. CG. Beem First Street Judge Beem Iver B. Lund Kingsley EB. L. Corton Third Avenue West

Week by Week in Waterloo With Trayeler

A light feature column from Waterloo shoppers notes joyful shopping, bargains at Schuneman’s End Sale, and a Strand Theatre screening Happiness Ahead starring Colleen Moore. It mentions book loans at the Woman’s Club Library and a State Loan Co. offer in Riviera Building as a local peek at weekly delights and deals.

East Fourth Colleen Moore Strand Theatre State Loan Co Riviera Bldg

Satin fashion and Cordova Leather shine at Booth Josephs

An energetic shopper describes satin garments and Cordova Leather accessories in vivid detail. She praises new purses and key cases, notes bold color options, and highlights Booth Josephs as the smart woman's destination. She also endorses Dr Harned for affordable dental work and promotes Plaza Theatre's Margaret Lillie Revue Company.

Cordova Booth-Joseph's Plaza Theatre Margaret Lillie Revue

Nationwide photography display at Mack's Photo Shop

A week long exhibit at Mack's Photo Shop 225 Fifth Street West features 100 prints from top commercial photographers nationwide. The Photographers Association of America curates an educational show covering both still and animated subjects. One standout image shows a 40 story skyscraper built from five separate negatives stitched into a seamless final print.

United States Mack's Fifth Street West The Photographers Association of America

Creamed Carrots and Ham Glaze From Frugal Kitchen Notes

The passage outlines kitchen tips for creamed carrots with a rich sauce, a ham recipe with brown sugar horseradish and milk bake, and a frozen pudding method. It also recounts Harris noting cures and an overland journey from Sault Ste. Marie through Ottawa and Montreal to Toronto and beyond.

Harris Family Motors Paving Trip Across 1100 Miles

Mr and Mrs George D Harris recently completed a 3000 mile motor journey with a long eastward drive through northern Ontario along the Ottawa river They reported enjoying the route from Montreal to Dubuque a 1100 mile stretch on pavement The couple also visited St Annes shrine 23 miles northeast of Quebec during the trip

George D. Harris Ontario Ottawa River Montreal Dubuque St. Anne's Shrine Quebec

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