Costume Dance to Be Given by Junior Auxiliary
Fifty couples are expected to attend the costume dance at the Waterloo Woman's Club clubhouse Saturday evening at 8 40 o'clock. Members of the Junior Auxiliary and the Social and Finance committee are assisting with decorations and chaperons Mr and Mrs Ralph Sarffie Mrs Reuben Miller Mr and Mrs Lester Mier and Mr and Mrs Gordon Meeter. Officers Virginia Cole Margaret Morris Dorothy Pedersen Marjorie Harker helped arrange the event with Maregaree Galhip Betty Fellen Mildred Berry Helen Louise Bernbrock Betty Bickley Ruth Rattsch and Loraina Gibson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Ralph Sarffie
Reuben Miller
Lester Mier
Gordon Meeter
Virginia Cole
Margaret Morris
Dorothy Pedersen
Marjorie Harker
Social and Finance
Mare Garee Galhip
Betty Fellen
Mildred Berry
Helen Louise Bernbrock
Betty Bickley
Ruth Rattsch
Lorraina Gibson
Department Chief Inspects Cedar Falls W R C Group
Geday Falls November 1 The annual inspection of Woman s Relief corps Jaimes Brownell post G A R was conducted by inspection officer Miss Bihelt Collier Sioux City department president. About 183 members attended the meeting and guests joined a noon dinner. Miss Oniller will visit Mrs Frank Thompson before departing for Independence for a further inspection mission.
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Courier
Geday Falls
Woman's Relief Corps
Jaimes Brownell Post
G. AL RK
Frank Thompson
Corps
Independence
Secret Marriage Between Hedrick and Dryer Revealed
In Hampton on November 1, it was announced that Miss Katherine Hedrick and Robert Dryer wed in Grimes on October 20. Hedrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hedrick, is a former nurse trainee from Iowa City. Dryer is a junior in the University of Town City medical school. The couple will reside there.
Little Theatre Memorial Planned at T C College
A movement to establish a small theatre on the Teachers College campus as a memorial to Miss Bertha Martin, longtime dramatic art teacher, is gaining momentum though no funding or organizing plans are yet drawn. A college auditorium performance of Mrs Partridge Presents drew good patronage with about 500 dollars in admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cettar Falls
Bertha Martin
Independence Girl and Greeley Youth Wed in Oct
Announcement of the marriage of Helent Bechter of this city and C. N. Bahler of Greeley. The ceremony occurred in Worthington in October. The bride, a local high school graduate and former teacher in Greeley and Oelwein schools, will reside with the groom in Greeley, where he works at a creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courter Epector Barvies
Independence
Helent Bechter
Frank H. Bechter
C. N. Bahler
Greeley
Worthington
Town State Teachers College
Oelwein
Two Couples Are Wed at Church in Yale on Thursday
Nashua Iowa reports several marriages at the Little Brown Church near Nashua. William J Bullivant and Lian R Enoert of Minneapolis Minnesota wed in late October. Donald R Harrison and Ines E Dewry of Cedar Falls also married. Willard L Myers and Florence Pearson of Cedar Rapids had a October 28 ceremony kept secret until now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Courier
Nashua
Ites
William J. Bullivant
Lian R. Enoert
Minneapois
Minn
Donald R. Harrison
Ines E. Dewry
Cedar Falls
Little Brown Church
Willard L. Myers
Florence Pearson
Gedar Rapids
Birthday Observed by Dunkerton Man
A birthday observance honors John Kamr and relatives in Dunkerton with plans for a Degree of Honor juvenile department event at Treinmen's hall led by Alma Burley and Marie Bickford. Local auxiliary members hold a meeting at the Fireman's hall with officer elections and upcoming Oce Ong section preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
Lodge
Treinmen'’s Hall
Mys
Alma Burley
Atrs
Marie Bickford
Duvenile
Society Calendar Highlights From Local Churches and Clubs
A society calendar lists a night of receptions and dances across community venues. Events include a vonight reception for Rey at Travis-Greve Methodist and Walnut Street Baptist activities, Lambda Gamma Nu fraternity gatherings, and dances at Biks clubhouse, K P Hall, and Black Hawk venues.
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Vonight
Rey
M. E
Friendship Club
Y. W. CG
Waterloo Woman's Club
Gideons
H. Gragy
Maccabee Club
K. C. Hall
Black Hawk Dancing Club
Black Hawks
F. Hall
United Travelers Association
Waterloo Woman Speaks at King's Daughters Meeting
Independence Iowa November 1 The state convention of King's Daughters advanced its programs and finished in the afternoon The principal speaker was Mrs BG T Mowbray of Waterloo on the quiet hour Luncheon was served by women of First Baptist church A sightseeing trip to Backbone State Park was canceled due to rain Afternoon prayers were led by Mrs Alfree Parsons Davenport and speakers included Mrs F A Barker Independence Mrs Charlotte Hoffman Burlington Mrs Lee Forsythe West Liberty Mrs Anna Avis Des Moines and Miss Kate Cowling Hall Savannah Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
King's Daughters
BG. T. Mowbray
Waterloo
First Baptist Church
Backbone State Park
Alfree Parsons
Davenport
F. A. Barker
Charlotte Hoffman
Burlington
Iowa
Lee Forsythe
West Liberty
Anna Avis
Des. Moines
Kate Cowling Hall
Savannah
Old
Mansfield
Country Club at Manchester Ends Social Season
The Manchester Golf and Country Club closed its social season with a Wednesday dance and dinner at 6 30 PM. Mrs W N Wolcott directed the program featuring piano solos by Mrs C G Yoran and dances by Miss Betts Shelden with Dorothy Cloud. Mrs Ernest Laty man sketched, and Mrs Frank Wilson sang three solos with Mrs Q G Yoran on piano. More than 65 couples attended the event, with guests playing bridge and games afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
W. N. Wolcott
C. G. Yoran
Betts Shelden
Dorothy
Cloud
Cloud. Iirs
Ernest Latyman
Frank Wilson
M. J.yoran
W. A. Dutton
Miss Leona Henney Complimented Before Nuptials
Miss Leona Henney, to wed James McAleene of Chicago on November 4, is guest of honor at a pre nuptial shower hosted by Miss Carolyn Johnson at 2 1 Maple Street. A Black's tea room dinner honored her with Miss Thelma Driscoll and a group of friends in attendance. colors yellow peach and green featured in table arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Henney
James McAleene
Chicago
Garolyn d Johnson
Miss Henney
Black
Misses Bee
Thelma Ohriscoll
Pride-Elect
United Travelers Plan Dance and Card Party Social
The United Travelers association hosts a winter social with a dance in the Gold room and a mezzanine card party at Hotes President tomorrow evening. The program opens with a strand march by Mr. and Mrs. W C Bunn, followed by featured dancers and Halloween decorations. Refreshments will be served at intermission as Mrs. M G Pullen leads the bridge tables assisted by Burt Winder, Ivan Fried and Fred Bittner, with Mrs. Mary Fifield hosting the Woman's class event at 423 Aller Street.
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United Tiers’ Association
Hotes
W. OC. Bunn
G. Pullen
Burt Winder
Ivan Fried
Fred Bittner
Mary Fifield
Aller, Street
Central Christian Church
Dacksenvine
Lew ©. Harris
Lanetta Anderson
Forest City
Fred Chapman
Sixty Third Nuptial Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Colt at Brandon
Brandon Iowa observes the sixty third wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Frank Colt at their home. They have lived in Brandon for 47 years and are pioneers of the community with Mrs Colt as the oldest settler. The Colts married October 31 1866 near Independence Iowa and later lived in Nebraska and Marshalltown before settling in Brandon. They have two children six grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Colt
Brandon
Courier
Colt
Mrs. Colt
Pennsylvania
Mr. Colt
Waterford
Erie County
Meatville
Crawford County
Iown
Iowa
Calt
Independence
Barton
Madison County
Nebraska
Marshalltown
Fiere
EH. Bower
Charles T. Colt
St. Paul
Alta E. Stephenson
Cedar Rapids
Hallowe'en Marked in Cedar Falls at Various Functions
Hallowe'en was observed in Cedar Falls at private parties and dinners. John Livingston and family were honored at a dinner in Cedar Falls with notable attendees. The Nineteenth Century club and Saturday Luncheon club hosted hosts and guests at dinners. Victor Madsen held a party for his Sunday school class. Sunnyside Country club hosted a Halloween dance with about 150 attendees and committee chairs listed.
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Courier
Cedar
Hallowe'en
Cedar Falls
John Livingston
William Ulvingston
John Casey
Evelyn Livingston
Aden Livingston
Waterloo
Woman's Club
Two Couples Tie Nuptials at Little Brown Church in Yale
Charles W. Wood of State Center and Elsie I. Preston of Marshalltown wed at the Little Brown Church in the Vale on Wednesday October 30. Preston and Frank Johnson and Hortensen were also noted in the ceremony listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Nashua
State Center
Elsie I. Preston
Marshalltown
Frank &. Johnson
Hortensen
Preston
Boone
Little Brown Church
the Vale
Club Notes Highlight Halloween Themed Gatherings
Mrs. D F Merriman and Mrs M D Brown won favors in 6800 at the F P club yesterday afternoon at Mrs Paul Baljey’s home. Halloween decorations set the scene as luncheon was served by Mrs Brown. Other notes mention Christus club hosts, Joyle club Halloween party, Silent Eighth bridge attendees, and Twin-Six and I F P clubs with prize winners and upcoming meetings.
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St. John's
M. O'Rourke
Nora Talty
F. J. Marberg
D. F. Merriman
M. D. Brown
Paul Bal Jey
First Street
Erst
Pss
Brown
Hallowe'en
Wil Pree
G. H. Brown
Almond Street
William Davidson
AY Mulberry Street
Chistsus Club
Bridge
Mra
Dale Williamson
Lavern Wente
Chub
George Logsdon
Fourth’ Street West
Joyle Chb
Karl Manning
Cedar Heights
Walter Sehneider
Dan O'Neil
Romer Gordon
George Farns- Forth
Lunehron
Res Sle Schorg
Fairbank club hears report of annual meeting
The Fairbank Tourist club met at Mrs. L. Davis home to hear a report on the district convention. Refreshments followed. Besides, notices include upcoming Methodist church events and several local Halloween gatherings hosted by Mrs. Wert Van Eaton, Miss Margaret Wright, and others with games prizes and dances noted.
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Guwrter
Fairbank
Navy
Fairbank Tourist Club
Mra. L
Davis
Mra. BP
D. Agnew
G. F
Monroe Yeats & Paper
Ladies of Methodist Church
Fred Miller
Methodist Church
Margaret Wright
White Sauce and Baked Halibut with Oyster Filling
A historic recipe excerpt describes White Sauce for fish using butter flour milk and seasonings then baked halibut with an oyster filling layered with bread crumbs and butter. Finishing guidance includes Hollandaise or cream sauce and a lemon sponge dessert with butter sugar lemon rind and egg whites.
District Pythian Conference Held at La Porte City
About 650 official delegates and 150 unofficial representatives met in La Porte City for the Knights of Pythias district convention. The event opened with registration and an evening session featured a page degree demonstration by Grundy Center.
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la Porte City
Knights‘ of
Grundy Center
Ed Hicks
Clyde Gustily
Fort Dodge
Ward Yerguson
Des Moinez
J. 8. Turhill
Waterloo
Charles Rogers
Grundy
Center
William Brough
Ed Madigan
E. J. Wenner
Iowa Falls
Ceder Falls
Dysart
Traer
Grundy Genter
City in Brief items from West End area news
Short city notes record diverse items: Mrs. Stiles ill at 22 Chestnut Street, Reva Clark moves to Los Angeles, Donald Harrison granted a divorce with $350 monthly at $25 installments, new telephone directories listing 562 new phones, Raymond Latham speaks at M A Mothers Auxiliary about a World Jamboree trip, Frank Collard Jr plans new Dodge dealership quarters by mid November, Teammage sale advertised at First Presbyterian basement.
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Fred Stiles
Chestnut Street
Reva Clark
Wester Avenue
Los Angeles
Miss Clark
California
Donald R. Harrison
G. W. Yee
Ida M. Harrison
Harrison
Jen
Cedar
A. J. Weigel
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Waterloo
Birkenhead
England
Raymond Latham
Ray
Latham
Cedar Falls
Third
Franklin Streets
Mov
Frank Collard, Jr
Dnc
Dodge Motor Cars
Fourth
Franklin
Teammage Sale
Pioneer Dies After Long Civil War If Journey
Mrs. D W Conerd 30 years old from Somerset county PA moved to Orange township prairie life. Died Thursday in local hospital aged 50 funeral 2 30 p m Saturday at Kistner chapel Rev A L Brough officiating burial Elmwood church service altered from Church of the Brethren Seventh and South streets to new plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Conerd
Lafayette Aitist
Somerset Couunty
Pennsylvania
Orange Township
Borlal
Elmwood
Church of the Brethren
Seventh
South Streets
Brothers to Attend Rites for Chapman in Phoenix
Co W Chapman Waterloo and Joseph and Edward Chapman Minneapolis will fly to Phoenix to attend the funeral of Oliver W Chapman 63 a native of Dubuane County and longtime treasurer of the Chapman Lumber Co He died suddenly from an attack of acute indigestion Funeral services and burial will be in Phoenix next Monday with his family then residing at 410 Home Park boulevard Waterloo He was active in Masons Elks and Lions and had married Dorothy Ward of Youngstown in Chicago in 1917
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Co. W
Chapman
Arizona
Dorothy Ward
Youngstown
Chicago
Waterloo
Home Park Boulevard
Masonic Order
the Elks and the Lions
Phoenix
Knights of Columbus District K to Meet Sunday
Ray Conley of Des Moines state secretary and Leon Wegman of Carroll state deputy will speak at a Sunday night meeting in Hotel President Marshalltown. The Sixth district includes Waterloo Manchester Ochvern Marshalltown and Greene councils. An 8 oclock dinner will be served as officers from all councils attend to promote lodge welfare activities.
Tailor Frank Kipp to retire from 194 Fourth Street shop
Frank Kipp, longtime tailor at 194 Fourth Street West, plans to retire due to ill health and will dispose of his shop. He has operated the business for many years.
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Frank Kipp
Kissproof Lipstick Promises Lasting Color All Day
An ad extols Kissproof waterproof lipstick claiming all day wear with no retouching. It promises natural color that resists smudging on hands and items and compares its durability to lasting youth.
Simple dress patterns offered with clear instructions
A glossy offer promises easy pattern making with exact yardage for all sizes and a guaranteed perfect fit. Patterns cost fifteen cents in coins or ten cents with a pottery order, payable to Courier Pattern Dept. at 243 W Lith St New York City, and require name address style number and size on order.
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Courier Pattern Dept
W. Lith St
New Han York City
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Hampton Home
Independence Girl
Dunkerton
John Kamr
B. L. PF
Woman's Auxiliary
Oceong
Society Calentar
King’s Daughters
Country Club
United
Rank Colt
Hallowe’en
Sunnyside Club
Sunnyside Country Club
Gwynne Weston
Gus Thode
Roy Armstrong
Leavitt Stret
Lewrell Armstrong
I, O
Rebekshi
Black Hawk I
Phi Omega Pi
Phi Omega Fi
T. O
Silent Eighth Bridge Club
W. D. Bailey
Logan Avenue
William Allan
F. W. King
W. E. King
Willam Yennon
We. W. Allan
Riverside Drive
Mrmhars
Carl Salsburg
Broadway
KM c
Mira
Salsburg
BM. Woodrull
Jonny Breker
Albert Harding
I. F. P Club
Jr. M. Bearviry
James Moughton
Harding
Levy Teberte
BA Granavrane
Will Enberside
Wallowe'en
Hallowe
D. H. Gnaegy
Kingsley Avenue
K.O. Hall
District Pythian
Farmer
Oskaloosa
U.R
Charles Wharton
West End
Buchanan
Clare
Mena
Tomate Ketchup
Tarant
Thad
Sheinz
Pioneer
District K. of C
Waterloo Evening Courier
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