Local Couple Wed at Little Brown Church in Nashua
Society in Review reports the marriage of Amelia Culbertson and G Edwin Carr at 5 pm Monday in Little Brown church Nashua. Rev J J McComson Jr officiated with attendants Mrs Georgia Bundy and Leonard Bundy. Mrs Carr formerly with Sweeney Co and Mr Carr with Bundy Femmess Co Cedar Falls. They will reside at 21 Quincy Street Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Culbertson
Henry Tegtmeier
Quincy Street
G. Edwin Carr
George E. Carr
Kern Street
Little Brown Church
Nashua
J. J. McComson
Georgia P. Bundy
Leonard Co. Bundy
Carr
Sweeney Company
Mr. Carr
Bundy Femmess Company
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Play Is Featured at Helen Gould Auxiliary Party
A Halloween program by the Helen Gould auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans in Memorial Hall featured a one act playlet Hallowe'en Evening in the Fleming Home by Annette Lingelbach with A. P. Smith as the father and Miss Lingelbach as Anne. Musical numbers included piano by Betty Gibson and violin by Mrs. Al Jolls, plus three pieces from the Maddigan School of Music. Mrs. Charles Brown spoke on the national convention as the event concluded with games and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gould
United Spanish War Veterans
Memorial Hall
Hallowe’en
Fleming
Annette Lingelbach
A. P. Smith
John Boeller
Alton Trimble
Joe
Miss Lingelbach
Anne
John O'Brien
Marthe
Virginia Smith
Betty Gibson
al Jolls
Maddigan School of Music
Cora Larson
Gene Lawless
And
Sone
Clarence Cook
Charles Brown
Cubs
Will Burton
S. W. Burrow
Clarence L. Thompson
Community club notices from area churches and groups
A dense list of social and church group notices includes Blue Triangle league Y W C A Sunday School workers associations First Presbyterian church and many others. Entries list meetings and party plans at various halls and clubhouses with names of organizers and hosts across Waterloo area institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle League
Y. W. C. A. Sunday School Workers’ Association
First Presbyterian Church
Ladies of
Mooseheart
Moose Hall
Woman's Missionary Society
Trinity American Lutheran Church
St. Joan's Young People’s Club
School Hall
Mrs Max Mayer to Speak at Clubhouse Friday
Four days before the national election and the day before registration closes in Des Moines Mrs Max Mayer will speak at the Woman's club at 2 30 pm on Woman's Responsibility to Vote Prominent in Iowa civic work she is well known here The afternoon program includes current events by Mrs C F Altstadt and a luncheon at 1 o'clock Luncheon hosts are Mrs L E Eickelberg Mrs Jackson McCoy and Mrs H A Limbert The Schubert program of the Fine Arts department will be at 11 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Mayer
Des Moines
Woman's Club
L. E. Eickelberg
Jackson McCoy
H. A. Limbert
W.C. Newsum
Schubert
Fine Arts
Two Dances on I. T. C. Social List of Weekend
Weekend social events at Iowa State Teachers College feature two dances on Friday evening. An all college affair unfolds at the women's gymnasium while Alpha Chi hosts at the Elks club in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State
Teachers College
Alpha’, Chi Fraternity
Elks’ Club
Waterloo
Hints in Beauty Care Abusing One's Looks
Advice column on May G a young woman who craves candy ice cream and neglects vegetables. Experts link poor diet to oily hair dandruff skin and excessive perspiration. They recommend diet changes scalp care massages and tonics plus fashion tips and cautious footwear guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May G
Miss Forbes
Former Couple of New Hampton Wed in Arizona
The marriage of Miss Ollivette McGinn of New Hampton, Iowa, to John R. McKone of the same city, was held in Phoenix, Arizona, Tuesday at 6 am. Rev. Urban officiated with no attendants. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Mary McGinn, is a former Chickasaw Mardi Gras queen. The groom, son of Mrs. J. W. McKone, grew up in Lawler and has worked in department stores in New Hampton and Phoenix. Dinner followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
New Hampton
Ollivette McGinn
John R. McKone
Phoenix
Ariz
Father Urban
McKone
Mary McGinn
New Hampton High School
St. Theresa's College
Winona, Minn
Iowa University
Sheakley and Kennedy Department Store
State Highway Commission
J. W. McKone
Lawler
Sheakley and Kenedy
Lackshoe
Church Activities and Menus Highlight Weekend Events
Women of First Presbyterian plan a chicken supper at the church Saturday evening. King’s Heralds meet at Grace M. E. church Saturday at 2 30 PM. Faith Circle class meets at 515 Vermont Street Friday evening for a picnic supper. First Lutheran hosts a Halloween party Friday afternoon in the church parlors. Union Congregational women host a mothers meeting Friday at 2 30 PM with Mrs. William Hardcastle giving a talk. Majer guild hosts birthday and guest luncheon at First Presbyterian Wednesday. Kathryn Murray reads. Friendship circle and First Evangelical Ladies Aid sew at Logan Avenue. next meeting at Mrs. Fred Trost’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Clubhouse
Lincoln Circle
G. A. Re—Memorial Hall
Y. W. Club
H.W. Dunlap
First Baptist Church
Chester Stone
First United Presbyterian Church
V. A. van Duyn
Union Congregational Church
Waterloo
QU. E. S
Black’s
First Lutheran Church
Clara Barton Guild
Universalist
East High School
Irl
Y. Ww. Co. A. Thisisus Club
William Davidson
First M
Central Christian Church
Lester Martin
Yeoman Lodge
KK. P. Hall
Temple Rebekah
Black Haws J. O. O. F. Hall
Faith Circle
First Evangelical Church
August Hartwig
Daughters Civil War Veterans— Memorial Hall
Alpha Chi Fraternity
Eilks Club
First Presbyterian Church
Vermont Street
William Hardcastle
Majer Guild
Kathryn Murray
Clinton F. Smith
Ellery Geiger
Friendship Circle
First Evangelical Ladies* Aid Society
Logan Avenue
Fred Trost
Club Notes Celebrate Century Club Anniversary Luncheon
Century club plans an anniversary program and 7 o clock luncheon Friday at Prosperity Inn. Eldeen club met for lunch at Black's tea room at 12 30. A theatre party occurred in the afternoon. Tiscilla club guests Mrs I A Fairbanks and Mrs A Lovejoy host Friday luncheon at Black's tea room. Decorations feature yellow and lavender chrysanthemums. Afternoon at Mrs Fairbanks home 1019 Third street west. Mrs M J Perrin Clarksville will be an out of town guest. Child Study club entertained husbands at masquerade party Wednesday at Mr and Mrs W T Gordon 1525 Fourth street west. Prizes to Mrs W C Smith and J Pennington. Refreshments in two courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Layman
Reed Street
Layman
Jack’ Mundy
Ed Quinn
Floyd Hamlin
Paul Baumgartner
Arvine. Ayers
Clarence Kies
Ed. Quinn
Jack Mundy
Gilman White
Roy Chevalier
Edward Burk, Jr
Lincoln’ Street
Kathryn McBride
Leo Carrig
Roy. Duke
H. J. Korth
Baltimore Street
George B. Conn
Waterloo
John Duke
Black’s
Century Club
Prosperity Inn
Rmembers
Eldeen Club
Black's Tearoom
Tiscilla Club
I. A. Fairbanks
W. T. Gordon
Fourth Street West
W. C. Smith
J. Pennington
The
Maccabee Club
Sycamore Street
Russell Warren
Mabel Madsen
Bride to Defeat Waverly Gets Kitchen Shower
Miss Mil dred Stauffer, who will wed on Thanksgiving day, was honored with a surprise kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Gertrude Eggleston. Eighteen guests attended as bridge and prizes for high score went to Miss Camilla Sperati, with consolation to Mrs. Howard Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Waverly. In
Mildred Stauffer
Gertrude Eggleston
Camilla Sperati
Howard Clark
Clarksville
All Saints Day Observed Across Denominations
Churches from Catholics to Lutherans marked All Saints Day with solemn masses and holy communion to honor the beloved dead. The observance traces to early church calendars and the Nov 1 closing of the church year. Families also attend memorial services as part of the tradition. All Souls Day follows tomorrow with services for all the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantheon
Rome
Cuba Beautiful and Prosperous
Mrs J E O Keefe and her husband Dr O Keefe and daughter Antoinette say Cuba is beautiful and prosperous after returning from the International Post Graduate assembly of physicians in Atlanta and a trip to Florida and Cuba They note Havana's European architecture and the island's gratitude for American help in independence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
J. E. O'Keefe
Highland Boulevard
Dr. O'Keefe
Antoinette
International Post Graduate Assembly of Physicians
Atlanta
Florida
Havana City
America
Mi Lady Beauty Parlor Set for Formal Opening Saturday
The Mi Lady beauty parlor in the Schulte building on Fourth street west announces its formal opening next Saturday. Proprietors Mrs Clar Horswall and Mrs Frances Speck invite friends, former patrons, and prospective customers to inspect the new shop. Work begins Monday with 12 booths offering barbering, manicure, marceling, facial, shampoo and waving services. The red and black gold decor features Chicago partitions with crackle finish and red leather upholstery. Rose Barber Supply installed fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schulte
Fourth Street West
Clar Horswall
Frances Speck
Towa
Chicago
Rose Barber Supply House
Governor Hammill on the campaign trail in Midwest swing
Iowa Governor Hammill spoke in Grundy Center last night to a full Strand Theatre crowd as he backed Hoover. He traveled by car to Waterloo early this morning en route to Hannibal Missouri where he planned another speech tonight on the national Republican ticket and farmers’ hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Hammill
Iowa
Waterloo
Grundy Center
Hannibal
Republican
Ming
Springfield
Strand Theatre
Merbert ‘Hoover
Farmers’ Hope
Rock Island
Movement Started for State Licensing of Auto Mechanics
H R Gingrich the state chairman of a movement to create a state board for licensing auto mobile mechanics is in Sioux City conferring with local mechanics and Warren S Bregman county chairman He says the movement is to raise workmen standards through examinations and licensing and notes 36 large counties are organized to support a law with headquarters at Des Moines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Gingrich
Sioux City
Warren S. Bregman
Jsort
Gingrich
Woodbury County
Des Moines
Flanning To Tell About Al Smith Tonight at HQ
Governor Al Smith is set to speak at the local Democratic headquarters on Fourth Street West. S. C. Flanning of Flanning’s Bargain Store, a Waterloo merchant and longtime acquaintance, will offer his personal view on Smith’s qualifications at 8 p.m. The event follows a well attended radio address by Smith from Newark, with W. W. Marsh commenting on campaign matters after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Smith
Fourth Street
Waterloo
S. C
Flanning
Smith Street
Water Street
Smith
Governor Smith
Newark
W. W. Marsh
Democratic National Committee
Motometer Thief Given 120 Day Term
William Brady was sentenced by Judge J C Beem to 120 days in county jail for larceny in a series of thefts Monday night netting five motometers. All but one have been claimed. if the remaining motometer is identified Brady faces an additional 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Beem
William
Bill) Brady
Brady
City in Brief: October Licenses and Local Notices
October saw forty four marriage licenses issued in the office of J W Thompson clerk of courts. E L Morse of 225 Pine street left for Liberty Mo to visit his son at Jewell college. Judge George J Sager’s condition improved at home after a two day cold confinement. Dr W l Steeves pastor of Walnut Street Baptist church returned from the Cedar Rapids state convention to lead prayer meeting tonight. Mrs Bert Collins garden features roses pink and white with buds. Lloyd Sebeck granted a divorce from Leona Selleck for cruel treatment. married Cedar Rapids May 2 1925 separated Aug 28 1927. Jane Hoy of Cedar Falls wills all property to Michael Hoy executor. Gilbert E Palmer’s will leaves estate to Ada E Palmer. Mr and Mrs E M Mathews visiting at John Boeller’s home. Mathews to work in state highway commission at Manchester. Evangelist Harry Anderson of Los Angeles who held revivals here visits Mr and Mrs W S Howell. will initiate meetings in Harlan Iowa next Sunday. Phone 786 Physicians and Nurses Exchange has changed to 356. Rummage sale announced for November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Thompson
E. L. Morse
Pine Street
Liberty, Mo
Fred
Jewell College
W. l. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Baptist State Convention
Cedar Rapids
Bert Collins
Seventh Street West
Lloyd Sebeck
Leona Selleck
R. W. Hasner
Jane Hoy
Cedar Falls
Michael Hoy
Gilbert E. Palmer
Ada E. Palmer
Harry
Anderson
Los Angeles
Cal
Waterloo
Howell
Irving Street
Harlan
Child's First School In the Facsdty Insued by National Kindergarten
An item from the Evening Courier columns notes the National Kindergarten Association has issued a bulletin titled The Child's First School In the Facsdty. The piece appears in West Fortiethetree New mare City and is being featured in local education coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireshel
National Kindergarten Association
West Fortiethetree
Newmare City
Evening Courier
Truth-Telling in Children Lies and Lessons
Edith Ledridge Reid presents a case of Dorothy who claims she tore her dress while climbing a tree to save a baby bird. Grandmother challenges punishment as a motive, noting fear and misunderstanding, and argues that truth-telling stems from respect for truth, not threats. The piece argues for cultivating honesty through understanding, not coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Mrs. Allen
Grandmother
Boy on Hallowe'en Lark Is Shot and Severely Wounded
Osage Iowa reports Odell Forslund seventeen suffered severe gunshot wounds to both legs during a Halloween outing when bullet strikes hit his group. A. Swanberg was arrested and held pending charges after allegedly firing into the youths from Swanberg’s yard last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en Lark
Osage
Odell
Marathon Dancer Returns to Wife After Omaha Arrest
Des Moines reports George Wood the marathon dancer was released from jail by Judge Joseph Meyer after promising to return to face a desertion charge involving his wife and a minor child. He had been brought back from Omaha ten days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
George Wood
Omaha
Joseph Meyer
Kindergarten Ties to School System Urged by Principal
Alfred C. Thompson, principal of State Normal School in Brockport New York, argues that kindergarten is essential to the school system. He notes Tulepa child of preschool age learns to respect others and adapt to new conditions for group living success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred C. Thompson
State Normal School
Brockport, N.° Y
Wood Arrested After Derby Walk in Omaha Night
Mrs Wood and their baby hope for better support in the future. Wood was arrested while walking away from Omaha after participating in a terpsichorean derby, reflecting tensions and a police action during the event.
Real Estate Boards Elect Iowa Leaders at Convention
Arthur Denger of Davenport was elected president of the Iowa Association of Real Estate Boards at the annual convention in Cedar Rapids. Vice presidents named were O H Henningsen Clinton J R Leverett Council Bluffs M W Bolton Cedar Rapids and J Ferguson Des Moines. Lester Miller Waterloo was named secretary treasurer. Directors chosen included J E B Espy Ottumwa A R Kuekule Dubuque Arch Madden Des Moines Paul Clark Cedar Rapids and James Burgess Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar
Rapids
Arthur Denger
Davenport
Iowa Association of Real Estate Boards
Clinton
J. R. Leverett
Council Bluffs
M. W. Bolton
Cedar Rapids
J. ©. Ferguson
Des Moines
Lester Miller
Waterloo
J. EB. Espy
Ottumwa
A. R. Kuekule
Dubuque
Arch Madden
Paul Clark
James Burgess
Sioux City
First Grade At Rose Hall Enrolls Four Sets Of Twins
Four sets of twins join Rose Hall school in Bellaire Ohio this year. Seven girls and one boy make up the class, reflecting a notably twin heavy first grade cohort at the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hall School
Bellaire, O
Ham and Tomato Noodle Bake and Cherry Stuffed Salad
Recipe notes describe a ham based bake with ground ham two cups strained tomatoes two cups boiled spaghetti green pepper salt paprika and cheese baked until browned. Also a cherry salad with canned cherries walnuts lettuce cream dressing and pimento garnishes. Dessert pie filling with lemon nutmeg butter sugar cottage cheese eggs and pastry crust baked until golden brown. Serve chilled.
Northwestern Bell Editor Visits Omaha Officials
Riguard A. Bergh editor of North western Bell official magazine is in Omaha today visiting local telephone officials and interviewing employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riguard A. Bergh
Northwestern Bell
Northwestern Telephone Company
Omaha
Neb
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Mi-Lady Beauty Parlor
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