Waterloo Woman's Club Hosts Summer Open House Party
Nearly 70 members of the Waterloo Woman's Club attended the second summer open house at the clubhouse under the literary department. Mrs. Vers Rock Walls and Mrs. J. E. Ridenour were elected secretaries of the literary and romance language departments. Maude Popp Wiese performed piano solos and Miss Naneen Davis sang vocal pieces. Favors, a bridge game, and a general program followed. The next party is scheduled for August 13 with Home and Education and Civic departments leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Car) Bickley
Vers Rock Walls
J. E. Ridenour
Maude Popp Wiese
Freeport
Ill
F. D. Popp
Binet
Cyril Scott
Dawn
Curran
Wood
Cadman
Naneen Davis
C. A. Boatman
Alfred Longley
H. W. Hallowell
J. B. Treloar
Social Calendar Wednesday Events and Quilting
Wednesday afternoon Sunshine Rebekah quilting all day Waterloo 1. 0, O. F. hall. Bridge party country club Wednesday evening First Lutheran Ald society picnic Electric Park Canopus club picnic Y. M. C. A. camp Helen Gould auxiliary Memorial hall.
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Sunshine Rebekah
Waterloo
O. F. Hall
Tbridge Party
First Lutheran Ald Society
Electric Park
Canopus Club
Y. M
A. Camp
Helen Gould
Miss Michaelsen to Marry Louis Knittle in Coming Event
Louise Michaelsen was host last evening at a prenuptial gathering in her home honoring her daughter Jen nie Michaelsen. Guests included Mrs. Sippel, Miss Mishak, Miss Hosmer, and several others who helped with preparations and gifts. The couple's wedding is set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Michaelsen
Jennie Michaelsen
Mmes
Ray Schrodemier
Ronald Cameron
John Wagner
Claude Sippel
Eat Michaelsen
Fannie Mae Smith
Ruth Knute
Bess Larson
Marion Hosmer
Viola Mishak
Banco Favors
Cameron
Miss Michaelsen
Louis Knittle
Evelyn Temperly Farewell Honored At Luncheon
Miss Evelyn Temperly was feted at a 2 pm luncheon at the home of Miss Maxine Libby 410 Sun nyside avenue as a farewell before moving to Hazel Green Wisconsin. Yellow and white decorations candlelight and garden flowers graced the event with hosts and guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Temperly
Maxine Libby
Sunnyside Avenue
Temerly
Hazel Green
Wis
Marie Huffman
Muriel Salisbury
Virginia Shelton
Betty Smith
Miss Libby
Mrs George Baker Honored at Party
Mrs George Baker of Los Angeles was guest of honor at a Sunnyside Country Club gathering hosted by Mrs T R McCoy and Mrs Agatha Stantiger. Nearby events include I N Leaman hosting a luncheon for her daughter Mrs W E Taylor who leaves for Los Angeles today. Canopus Club members plan a Canopus Club picnic at the Y M C A camp with games and a 4 slide donation dedication broadcast by Wy FB Figgins. T S Vi Helen Gould auxiliary United Spanish American War Veterans to hold initiation tomorrow at Memorial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. McCoy
Agatha Stantiger
Sunnyside Country Club
George Baker
Los Angeles
Baker
James 5. Parrott
Ken
I. N. Leaman
Green Lantern
W. E. Taylor
Cal
T. S. Vi
Helen Gould
United
Club Notes Hostess Plans Picnic at Byrnes Park
Mrs Harry Holcomb will be hostess at a 1 o clock picnic luncheon Thursday at Byrnes park. Riders club members with Miss Florence Ritchie as hostess went by boat last night to Legion Island for picnic supper and later for a ride four miles further up the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Holcomb
Byrnes Park
Riders Club
Florence Ritchie
Legion Island
Bertha Healy and Charles Heath Wed at Mt Auburn
Bertha Healy and Charles Heath were married at 4 pm Sunday at the bride’s parents home in Mt Auburn Iowa. The ceremony was by Rev Gordon Smith in the presence of relatives and friends. The couple will reside in Waterloo and plan a western trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Healy
Charles Heath
J. A. Healy
Auburn
Mt. Auburn
Boise
Idaho
Gordon Smith
Clarence
J. B. Healy
James
Glenn
John
Heath
Miss Thurla
Alster
Harley Schlarbaum
Marjorie
Donna Jean
Paul Towne
Second Street
Waterloo
Miss Eva Meyer and Carl Hansen Will Marry Soon
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Eva Meyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob B Meyer 612 LaPorte Road to Carl Albert Hansen son of Mr and Mrs W M Hansen Racine Wis The wedding is set for August 16 Eva a West High School graduate and Rath Packing stenographer Carl a Racine High School graduate attended Chicago University and Town State Teachers College He is assistant boys work secretary at the YMCA They will reside in Denver Colorado where he has a similar position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Meyer
Jacob B. Meyer
LaPorte Road
Carl Albert Hansen
Art
W. M. Hansen
Racine
Wis
Miss Meyer
West High School
Rath Packing Company
Hansen
Racine, Wis
Chicago University
Town State Teachers College
Moore and Butterfield Wed in Chicago License Noted
R C Moore and Miss Marie Butterfield were issued a license to wed in Chicago. Butterfield teaches kindergarten at John Fiske school and Moore runs T M bootery. They will live four months in Minnesota and Canada. Moore bought a Prospect residence for his bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marie
Butterfield
Fourth Street
Reuben
Moore
Sycamore Street
Gourier
John Fiske School
T. É& M. Bootery
Minnesota
Canada
Prospect
Church Picnics Planned by Local Societies
The Ladies Aid and Missionary societies of First Lutheran plan an annual picnic tomorrow at Electric Park with supper at an unspecified time and ice cream and coffee provided. Walnut Street Baptist Women meet at Mrs Oscar Ber ty's cottage Casebeer Heights for 11 am transport provided. Graves Memorial United Brethren hosts a 1 pm luncheon at Mrs George Buchan with sandwiches and another dish, followed by a program. Trinity American Luther League holds a 6:15 pm meeting tomorrow then a picnic beyond Sans Souci Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Societies of
First Lutheran Church
Electric Park
Women's Society of
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Oscar Berty
Casebeer Heights
Trinity American Luther League
Sans Souci Park
Hints in Beauty Care
Edna Bent offers easy slimming tips aimed at women around middle age. Advice covers reducing fats in foods, delaying snacks, choosing bulky foods, drinking water before meals, cutting fats from meat, and rejecting rich desserts. Additional notes discuss skin firming with ice and tapping, plus scalp care for hair loss with massage and occasional alcohol rinses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
Cement Industry in Iowa Sees Rapid Output Rise
Hoyer Specie Serves Des Moines reports cement production in Iowa has grown since the Mason City plant opened in 1908. Five plants operate in the state, with 1927 shipments totaling over 5.66 million barrels valued at $9.12 million, and national output reaching 171.96 million barrels valued at $278.85 million.
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Hoyer Specie
Des Moines
Tewa
Mason City
James H. Lees
Lees
Lehigh
Hawkeye
Dee Moines
Valley Junction
Buffalo
Davenport
United States
Pennsylvania
California
Iowa
Michigan
Missouri
Minnesota
South Dakota
Rapid City
Morgan Park
Austin
Camney
Mankato
Barclay Farmer Suffers Injury
Barclay Township Iowa July a1 John Meier sustained a leg injury from a fork while handling it and kicked by a farm animal at his place. The tine entered his leg. Ed Donovan and John Schmitt bought hay from John Ortner recently. Mr Folk and Joe Yeager obtained corn from him. A student from feeiny Ohio canvassed the community for a church publication. Mrs Joe Yeager owns 1900 young chicks. Oats have been cut. some hay remains. Ortner Bros report good potato yields. One hill had 16 potatoes enough for two family meals. Mrs Matt Ortner and children visited Miss Mayme Brown. Rowley played ball Sunday at Dunkerton, the latter winning 4 to 2. Mr and Mrs Fred Reinhart and Mrs Joe Oriner of Carroll City are visiting relatives here. Charles and Andrew Oriner, Joe Steffen and families and Mr and Mrs George Troutman visited John Oriner place Sunday. Miss Christina Augustine of Carrell County visits Miss Lissie Muhlig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Barclay Township
John Meier
Ed Donovan
John Schmitt
John Ortner
Mr. Folk
Joe Yeager
Ortner Bros
Matt Ortner
Mayme Brown
Rowley
Dunkerton
Fred Reinhart
Joe Oriner
Carrol City
Charles and
Andrew Oriner
Joe Steffen
George Troutman
John Oriner
Christina Augustine
Carrell County
Lissie Muhlig
Helen Mitchell Back Home After 24 Hour Life in City
Helen Mitchell age 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Mitchell of 212 Division Street, was found safe after a 24 hour disappearance following a downtown encounter with a tall red haired man. Officer E Thornberry recovered the girl, who had been seen with an older youth earlier Sunday afternoon and had been missing since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mitchell
Paul Mitchell
Division Street
E. Thornberry
Waterton
Helen
W. W. Warsaw
Irk
Tnt
Ames Woman Buys Vogue Hat Shop in Aplington
Ames resident Miss Lillie Woodward has purchased Vogue hat shop in Aplington from L. Schwinger of Ackley. She has prior experience running millinery businesses. Mulgrew & Son finished a prairie south of the bridge and are rebuilding the south end approach. J. Jordons is recovering after an emergency operation at Mercy Hospital in Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heather Saevind Serrerey
Chilled Chicken on Toast with Chiffonade Salad and Raspberry Sherbet
A recipe sequence describes using leftover chicken detached from bones, simmered in a cream sauce with butter flour and milk, served on toast. Complete salad combines chicory celery cauliflower cucumber and peas with French dressing and egg yolk garnish. Raspberry sherbet is made by blending raspberries with water lemon juice sugar, straining, and freezing after chilling.
July Fire Loss Reaches $3340 at Superior Brass Foundry
Fire losses in July totaled 3340 with 26 total calls including three false alarms. Chief Ray Tiller estimated 2500 in damage from a frame structure fire at the Superior Brass foundry early Wednesday morning. Residences had seven calls, with five business buildings, four factories, two dumps and one private garage visited. Four automobiles sustained fire damage in the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Brass Foundry
Ray Tiller
Postponed hearing in Lewis contempt case in Iowa
Des Moines July 31. Judge Thompson postponed the hearing of J. C. Lewis, president of the Iowa State Federation of Labor, to August 7 to show cause why he should not be cited for contempt for refusing to answer a subpoena of the state board of control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Thompson
J. C. Lewis
Iowa State Federation of Labor
State Board of Control
Corey Gorey Pleads Guilty on Liquor and Gambling Indictments
Corey Gorey pleaded guilty in Black Hawk county district court to illegal transportation and gambling offenses tied to past bootleg and rum running activity. He is serving six months for driving while intoxicated and four months for liquor nuisance, with the six months to run concurrently and parole to Ben Smalling. Other defendants Jay Bird and William Brady also faced pleas and sentences for liquor and bootlegging charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Gorey
Black Hawk County
Corey
Smalling
Frank W. Edwards
George W. Wood
Ben Smalling
Jey Bird
Roy Metzker
Bird
William Brady
Wood
George Harris
Gates Named Temporary Head of Private School Managers
Bruce Gates president of Gates College was elected temporary president of the state association of private school managers at its initial Des Moines meeting. He serves until October when a permanent organization and constitution will be formed. H B Boyles from Council Bluffs is temporary secretary. twenty schools attended. October meeting set for Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Gates
Gates College
Des Moines
H. B. Boyles
Council Bluffs
Des Motes
Gedar Rapids
Four Gates graduates already employed at Waterloo College
A number of Gates Waterloo Business college graduating class members set for diplomas on August 9 have secured jobs in Waterloo and nearby towns. Agnes Glennon of Strawberry Point holds a stenographic post at T. and M. bootery. Virginia Thieman of Marble Rock is a bookkeeper at Davidson's. Erma John of Wellsburg does office work at the State Hospital in Independence. Anicetta Scallan of Watertown works at Sheffield Brick and Tile Co in Sheffield, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Waterloo Business College
Waterloo
Agnes Glennon
Strawberry Point
T. & M. Bootery
Virginia Thieman
Reek
Davidson's
Erma John
Wellsburg
State Hospital
Independence
Anicetta Scallan
Watitam2
Sheffield Brick & Tile Co
Sheffield
Coonrods Attend Family Reunion Picnic Sunday
Mr and Mrs J J Coonrod of Aang Indiana street and family joined a reunion picnic near Littleton Sunday honoring Earl Coonrod of Portland Ore returning from a Knight Templar conclave in Detroit Mich. Attendees included G Coonrod and daughter Yvonne Mason City Ta Ka Gaan red Jesup Ta Jack Coonrod Water loo Ta and Frenk Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Coonrod
Indiana Street
Littleton
Coonrod
Homor
Earl Coonrod
Portland
Ore
Knight Templar
Detroit
Mich
G. Coonrod
Yvonne
Minneapolis
Ka Gaanred
Mason City
Gordon Coonrod
Jesup
Jack Coonred
Waterloo
Frenk Meyers
Republican Service League to Function Nationwide Headquartered in Chicago
Hanford MacNider, national chairman of the Republican Service League, arrived from a conference with Hubert Work and national committeemen. He reports the league will open national headquarters in Chicago and expand operations beyond the northwestern states to cover eastern and border states including commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Hanford MacNider
Hubert Work
National Republcan
Alantic Seaboard
MacNider
Republican Service League
Chicago
Pythians Convene at Fort Dodge
Fort Dodge Iowa hosts the fifty ninth annual Knights of Pythias state convention and the thirty eighth Temple Sisters conclave opened with over 1500 delegates expected to register during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Knights of Pythias
Temple Sisters
California College to Lay Cornerstone in August Ceremony
In Oakland on August 5 a large gathering of Catholic dignitaries will attend the cornerstone laying of the new St. Marys College, a $2,000,000 project. Patrick Cardinal Hays and George Cardinal Mundelein head the list of attendees with Archbishops Dowling Hanna and Bishop Mitty. The college, founded over 50 years ago, will include a cloistered Carmelite convent for exiled Mexican nuns as part of the new facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Chicago
St. Mary’s College
Patrick Cardinal Hays
New York
George Cardinal Mundelein
Dowling
St. Paul
Hanna
San Francisco
Mitty
Salt Lake
St. Mary's College
Christian Brothers
Mexico
Outdoor Life School Opens at Iowa City
The University of Iowa hosts its fourth annual outdoor life school of instruction directed by Dr Bohunmul Shimek from the botany department. Noted state botanists and geologists join the program as the event begins in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Open Outdoor Life School
Iowa City
Towa City
University of Iowa
Bohunmul Shimek
Department of Botanty
Relief from Sunburn
Relief from sunburn promising quick soothing effects. Aval on Narcisse Lotion advertises after washing to soften skin, improve texture, and impart a dainty scent. Sold at toilet counters with price points 15c and 35c, plus special Kresge Stores offers of 10c and 2c bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kresge
City in Brief: Local News Snippets and Notices
A collage of short notices and names circulated from Chicago to Cedar Rapids. Divorce suit filed by George S. Travlos against Leona Travlos, cruelties alleged. Mr and Mrs W B Tate and son Billy Eugene return from Chicago vacation. Mrs F Norman, of Los Angeles, en route to Boston to visit friends. H TD Smith, MWinois Central claim agent, in Chicago visiting. Many local residents listed with travels, visits, and family updates. Advertising notices for optical services and Dr B P Heverly, Dentist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. TD. Smith
Mwinois Central
Chicago
W. B. Tate
Billy Eugene
F. E. Tate
Englewood Avenue
George S. Travlos
Afteernoon
Leona ‘Travlos
Galena
Ml. Ort
Norman
Los Angeles
Cal
Independence
Boston
Mass
Werrier
Knoop
Omaha
Ned
Loren Berry
Kingsley Avenue
Fayette Farmer's Shoulder Broken When Team Bolts
G W Jones, a farmer near Fayette, dislocated his left shoulder when a mower team bolted while he cut hay Monday afternoon. He was taken to town for care and his condition was reported satisfactory. Also noted are visits from Catherine Savage of Hollywood to Maur ice Dwyer and the Welzes departing Detroit after visiting Frank Livingstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Wadena
G. W. Jones
Here
Is Place
Catherine Savage
Hollywood
Cal
Maurice Dwyer
Ray Welch
el, Kader
Pat Rastis
Earl Welzel
Frank
Frank Livingstone
Detroit
Mith.i
Hudson Girl Dies After Long Illness
Inez Midlestein of Hudson Iowa died at Allen Memorial hospital after a kidney infection. She had been ill several months and seriously ill since June 9. Survived by her parents Henry and Mrs Midlestein four brothers and four sisters Harry Gladys Olinda Viola and Loraine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Hudson
Inez Midlestein
Henry Midlestein
Here
Allen Memorial Hospital
Harry
Gladys
Olinda
Viola
Loraine
Marsh-Place custodian breaks hip after fall on wet floor
Jacob H. Goswiller custodian at the Marsh Place building slipped on a wet tile floor Sunday morning and fractured his hip. He was taken to St Francis hospital and is reported resting easily, with several weeks of recovery ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh-Place
Jacob H. Goswiller
St. Francis Hospital
Reinbeck Man and Gruver Girl Wed
Announcement from Reinbeck Iowa dated July 31 reports the marriage of Russell Meewes and Lucille Wicken Gruver Iowa. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs George Meewes. Details are obscured by OCR but indicate a wedding near Gruver on July 29 with plans to reside on a farm nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Servier
Reinbeck
Russell Meewes
Lucille Wicken
Gruver
George
Meewes
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Evanston
Ind
Prans
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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Harry Beck
Erith and Forest
Beckton
Glen Noble
Oak Lawn
Cedar Rapids
Mary Worthen
New York City
George B. Worthen
Fourny Street
H. T. Lindeberg
Worthen
Illinois State University
Mackinac Island
BP. Heverly
Mhane
E. Patten
Iveeet Baeentes
Fayette Farmer
Sye
Optometrists
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Lafayette
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