Shower for Mrs Marfin Wood prior to Cedar Rapids marriage
Mrs J J Brink hosted a miscellaneous shower at her home Monday for Mrs Marfin Wood nee Kate Erpelding of this city who will wed Oct 25 in Cedar Rapids. Guests included Mrs B Lindner Mrs J E Leash Dan Lindner C E Bartholomew William Erpelding Clifford Marlow F E Mives Fred Cunningham Raymonu Brown Harry Wood Casper Lindner Kate Kies Jesup Ia Elizabeth Lies Edith Kruder and others. Mrs Brown Mrs Cunningham and Mrs B B Lindner helped with serving. Three shades of orange decorated a two course luncheon was served. Games and contests provided amusement. Mr and Mrs Wood will reside in Cedar Rapids where J Wood works for Illinois Central Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Brink
Marfin Wood
Cedar Rapids
Kate Erpelding
Mmes. B. Lindner
J. E. Leash
Dan Lindner
C. E. Bartholomew
William Erpelding
Clifford Marlow
F. E. Mives
Fred Cunningham
Ray‘monu Brown
Harry Wood
Casper Lindner
Raymond
Kate Kies
Jesup
Elizabeth Lies
Edith Kruder
Brown
Cunningham
B. B. Lindner
Wood
J. Wood
Illnois Central Company
Education Week Indorsed by Waterloo Club Board
Members of the Waterloo Woman's club approved Education Week November 7 to 13 at a morning meeting in the clubhouse and referred observance to the Home and Education department. The group invited members to attend the Bob Jones meeting November 32 in a body and discussed book reviews by Miss Callie Wieder. New and reinstated members were noted, as was a reduced rate for non members at the club library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Waterloo Woman's Club
Home and Education Department
Bob Jones
Callie Wieder
W.R. Burkett
Waterloo
Robert Hardin
Wade Preéce
Black’s
Marian Egan Smith Pianist at Cedar Falls Recital
Tonight at Gilchrist chapel Cedar Falls Marian Egan Smith performs a piano recital. The program is part of First M. i. Fidelity class and features Miss Martha Weyand. Also noted are B. and P. W. club activities, a Wednesday afternoon women's group at First Congregational Church, a Wednesday evening Fortnightly club, and Becker chapter Masoale hall events led by Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Ashbinore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Egan Smith
Gilchrist
Cedar Falls
M. i. Fidelity
Martha Weyand
First Congregational Church
T. P. Ashbinore
Becker
O. J. S—Masoale
Laura Johnson Wed in Waterloo to Otto Holm
Laura Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Vonie Johnson of Independence area married Otto J Holm son of Mr and Mrs Herman Holm in Waterloo Iowa on Saturday eve Rev F Herbert Moehlmann officiated at Trinity American Lutheran church parsonage The couple plan to live at 316 Fowler Street after a short trip Laura formerly worked for Griggs Co music house Davenport IA Holm has worked for Margadant grocery Two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Johnson
Vonie Johnson
Independence
Otto J. Holm
Herman Holm
Courtlandt Street
F. Herbert Moehlmann
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Griggs & Co. Music House
Davenport
Mr. Holm
Waterloo
Boyd "McNalty
Holm
Margadant Grocery
Mrs. Holm
Fowler Street
Church Women Meet Across Local Presbyterians and Societies
The Woman's Working Association of First Presbyterian holds an all day Wednesday meeting with an Aid society at 10 45 a m and a 1 15 p m praise gathering led by Mrs Charles S Williams. Other parish groups including Grace Episcopal and Central Christian plan sessions on missions prayer and lectures with speakers Mrs Earl A Roadman Mrs F B Minor Mrs W L Richardson and Mrs W J Sutcliffe. A missionary barrel drive and social events are noted along with meetings at Cedar Heights and Waterloo Walther League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
Aid Society
the Missionary Society
Charles S. Williams
Andrew Mitchell
Women of Grace Methodist Bepiscopal Church
Earl A. Roadman
Home Mission Society
F. B. Minor
L. EB. Fern
William Gronberg
Foreign Mission Society
Bob Jones Tabernacle
C. S. Williams
South America
Missionary Society of Central Christian Church
W. L. Richardson
Alica Morgan
Missionary Society of
Cedar Heights Community
Hints in beauty care answered letters
A reader advises on chest development through exercise, breathing, and posture. Tips cover hot cleansing routines for blackheads, pore care, and skin soothing, plus cold water finish and daily full-body bathing. Additional notes discuss bath temperatures, foot care with Epsom salts, and calf exercises to reduce fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Anne Lai
B Natural Club Says Farewell to Two Members
Two Waterloo members move away. Mrs. Roland Taylor heads to St. Louis to live, and Mrs. C. R. Sanborn moves to Cedar Rapids. The program featured readings, songs, and piano duets by club members with hosting duties by Mrs. C. W. Eby. The group plans to meet again in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Natural Music Club
A. C. Kessler
Roland Taylor
St. Louis
C. R. Sanborn
Cedar Rapids
Louisa Hagerman
C. A. Boatman
Ethel Brinkman
C. W. Eby
Cc. J. Ness
Collins
Club Notes R Y S and Halloween Social Details
The R Y S club meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs D F Merriman while El Deen hosts a Halloween party for members husbands at Mr and Mrs R S Henzie home with a three course luncheon served by Mrs Johr Forbes and Mrs Harry Reynolds. D B L Bridge Club hosts Wednesday evening at Mrs J B Bruner home. Ladies Musical Improvement Association plans an 1 o'clock luncheon in Black's Tearoom Thursday with Mrs H C Wilbur and Mrs Oliver Stevenson leading the program at Mrs Bennett's home. Those unable to attend should notify the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Deen Club
Hallowe’en
R. S. Henzie
Johr Forbes
Harry Reynolds
C. C. Lindner
Claude Bennett
Ladies’ Musical Improvement Association
Black’s
H. C. Wilbur
Oliver Stevenson
Bennett
Delaware County Election Sees Little Voter Interest
In Manchester Iowa on November 2 special edition notes low turnout in Delaware county with all existing county officers seeking re election. Democratic party nominates no challenger except for county attorney where Paul J. Kehoe faces Irving D. Long. Bovine tuberculosis testing proposal draws public debate though senatorial contests fail to spark interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Delaware County
Paul J. Kehoe
Carr, Carr & Kehoe
Irving D. Long
G W A Secretary to Report Thursday at Hotel Russell Lamson
The annual report of C A Hanson secretary and traffic manager will be reviewed at the board meeting Thursday in Hotel Russell Lamson. A committee will be appointed to nominate men for vacancies on the board of directors, announced by Lamar J Duke president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Hanson
Russell Lamson
Lamar J. Duke
Bank Inspectors Report To West High Club
Four West High students who visited Waterloo banks will report their findings at the regular monthly meeting of the West High Commercial Club tonight in the little theatre. Students include Mildred Alexander Nellie Fish Paul Wil and Henry DeWelf. The program also features a piano solo by Jane Stillwagon a paper Commercial Club Spotlight by Vernon Hayes and a talk by Miss Pearl Van Cleve instructor in the commercial department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High Commercial Club
West High
Waterloo
Little Theatre
Mildred Alexander
Nellie Fish
Paul Wil
Henry DeWelf
Jane Stillwagon
Commercial Club
Vernon Hayes
New Waterloo Cedar Falls Telephone Directory Ready
New telephone directories for 12 979 telephones in Waterloo and Cedar Falls will be distributed Saturday. A J Weigel, local Northwestern Bell manager, reported a 237 rise since May 1 in the last directory. Waterloo now has 10 434 telephones, up nearly 200 in six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
A. J. Weigel
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Weigel
Middlewest Utilities
America
Boy Scouts
Former Parkersburg Girl Engaged to Marines Officer
Miss Marlys Leister of Parkersburg, daughter of Mr and Mrs A C Leister, now living in Minneapolis, is engaged to Captain Julian Brown of the Marine Corps. Brown is a descendant of founders of Little Brown Co. The wedding is set for December 6 at the Little Church Around the Corner in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Marlys Leister
Julian Brown
Marine Corps
Minneapolis
Chicago
A. C. Leister
Butler County
Lotta Corsaut
Parkersburg
John D. Corsant
Waterloo
Little, Brown & Co
Boston
Brown Brothers & Co
Philadelphia
New York
Brown, Shipley & Co
London
Little Church
Former resident of Jesup buried at Independence
Mrs. Ellen McGuire 79, longtime Jesup resident died at Walker home of a daughter. Requiem Mass held at St. John's Catholic and burial in parish cemetery. Services attended by three sons and four daughters including Leonard Iowa City and Mayme Bronson Omaha. Large Jesup delegation attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Jia
Ellen McGuire
Agnes Winn
Walker
Independence
St. John’s Catholic Church
W C T U Leader Heads Dumont Union Service
Dumont Iowa November 2 A union service brought four local evangelical churches together in the United Brethren church with the Women’s Christian Temperance Union in charge. The Methodist Episcopal choir supplied music and Rev C H Schesselman spoke briefly. Reports from W C T U delegates covered the state convention. Van Riper Funeral services were held Friday at the Methodist Episcopal church for Mrs Jerry Van Riper aged 77 a long time resident. She leaves a husband four daughters and one son. Burial in Harlan cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Dill
C. H. Schesselman
Ditch Filled After Heavy Rains In Barclay Township
Barclay Township reports a drainage ditch washed out by heavy summer rains is being filled by a crew of 15 men and teams. Rubbe McDonald leads the gang in the effort dated November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay Township
Rubbe McDonald
Man Who Voted for Abe Lincoln Casts Vote Today
Andrew Thompson of 221 Elm Street Waterloo, age 96, claims to be Waterloo’s oldest voter. He has voted here since 1865 and once voted for Lincoln in Hazel Green in 1860 and 1864. Born March 30, 1830, in Canton New Jersey, he describes himself as an independent and walked to the polls. He and his brother Allen moved to the area after the Civil War and started a general store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Andrew Thompson
Elm Street
Hazel Green
Wis
Abraham Lincoln
Allen
Andrew
Canton
N. J
Right Thinking Talk by Miss Margoald Powell at Unity Center
City in brief reports Miss Margoald Powell will speak on Right Thinking at Unity Center 322 Lafayette Building at 7 30 p m today. County Superintendent A E Jewett leaves tomorrow morning for Des Moines for the superintendents conference and Iowa State Teachers association sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margoald Powell
Unity Center
Lafayette Building
A. E. Jewett
Des Moines
Iowa State Teachers Association
Grun dy County Barbers Meet in Reinbeck
The Grun dy County Barbers Association held its first regular meeting since formation last summer. Over 25 barbers attended a supper hosted by the Ladies’ Aid Society at the First Mr. church. E. W. Bower was named president with J. J. Mulder secretary and Guy Watson treasurer, all Reinbeck barbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinhbeck
Grundy County
Barbers’ Association
Razor Wielders
Ladies’ Aid Society
Butler Auxiliary to Legion Meet Wednesday
Delegates to the county convention of the Woman's Auxiliary to the American Legion gather in Legion hall at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Local chairman Mrs. Howard Pierce will welcome the gathering. Speakers include Mrs. Frank Hill Allison county chairman Mrs. Minnie Duthbert Cedar Falls chairman of rehabilitation and Miss Janore Steinberg Eldora district chairman. Shell Rock auxiliary will present initiatory work and drill. Women's Relief corps will serve dinner at noon in the M. and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Rock
Woman’s Auxiliary
American’ Legion
Legion Hall
Howard Pierce
Frank Hill
Allison
Minnie Duthbert
Cedar Falls
Janore Steinberg
Eldora
Shell Rock Auxiliary
Helief Corps
Industrial chemistry course offered at West High
An evening industrial chemistry course will begin Monday at West High School for Eve ning Vocational School students if a qualified instructor can be secured. John Deere workers requested the course, with about 80 already enrolled in blue print reading, shop sketching, and shop mathematics. Americanization classes for foreign born residents are also set to start Monday with similar enrollment projections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High School
State Board For Vocational Education
Charles A. Kittrell
West Schools
John Deere Tractor Company
Two Inches Ground Causes Suit in Court
Reinbeck Iowa Nov. 2 Two inches of ground is the cause of a lawsuit filed in district court here involving property lines and boundary disputes between neighboring landowners. The action seeks resolution of the encroachment claim and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinbeck, In
Neighbors in Reinbeck dispute over garage encroachment
Dirks built a garage that extended across the boundary into Herman Meyronowitz’s land. An attempted land swap failed, and Meyronowitz filed in Judge Fackle’s court to compel Dirks to move the structure. With a concrete floor, removal would be costly for Dirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinbeck
Join Dirks
Herman Meyronowit
Mrs. Sadie Howard Dies in Shell Rock at 73
Sadie Howard, 73, resident of Shell Rock for 50 years, died at 12:30 p m yesterday after a four year illness, bedfast three weeks. Survived by two daughters Mia Barton and Gladys Howard, one son Robert Hunter, and a brother, revival services set for 2 p m Wednesday at the Baptist church with Rev BE L True officiating. Burial in Riverside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Rock
Sadie Howard
Howard
Mia
Vivian Barton
Des Moines
Gladys Howard
Robert Hunter
L. W. Howard
Baptist Church
BE. L. True
Riverside Cemetery
Funeral at Horton for John McDonald
Horton Iowa November 2 special The funeral for John McDonald who died Saturday at a hospital in Independence was held here on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
John McDonald
Independence
Pastor George Shear Ill Amid Kidney and Stomach Troubles
Reinbeck Iowa November 2 Rev George Shear pastor in the Upper Iowa Methodist conference who has supplied at Bradgate from Reinbeck the past two years is very ill at his home here with kidney and stomach trouble. He is 76 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinbeck
George, Ke, Shear
Upper Iowa
Bradgate
Seaer
How I Keep My Waves by Edna Wallace Hopper
Edna Wallace Hopper touts a hair dressing called Jopper's Wave and Sheen sold at all toilet counters for 73 cents. Applied twice weekly on a brush, it supposedly preserves waves, adds sheen, and keeps curls without grease, promising sleek style and lasting permanence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ednn Wallace Hopper
Marcel
Edna Wallace
Jopper
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McKinley School
Humane ‘Education
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F. C. Diffring
Florence
Gabria
John Robert
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Hawaii
W.H. Wilson
Fo. W. Porterfield
W. P. McComb
Frank Johnson
Zatha Pilson
Riehl Street
Pi Tau. Phi
Alpha Society
Kappa Delta Pi
Pi Tau Phi
Crystal Fordyce
Blackton
Gretchen Henry
Goldfield
Thelima Sage
Grinnell
Bernice Goff
Walnut Court
Waterloo Woman's Club
Literary Department
John Fanning
Katharine Furry
Waterloo Review
Moose Hail
Bard Times
Ralph Seery
Casebeer Heights
Earl J. Thompson
H. C. Corning
Lee Scott
Coer da
Quota Club
Ruth Updegraff
Marion Ransier
New York City
Clara Frenzel
Ben Hur Lodge
Ben Hur Auditorium
Ben Hur
Church News
St. Luke's Ladies’ Aid Society
A. M. Sundby
Bert Gibbs
Central Christian Church
Waterloo Walther League
Immanual School
Theodore Schliepsiek
Vinton, Ia
Edna Kent Forbes
Natural Club
WW. B. A
Cedar Review
C. F. Hall
Elis Club
Yeomen Lodge
Yeomen and Friends
R. Y. S. Club
D. F. Merriman
D. B. L. Bridge Club
J. B. Bruner
Dumont Union Service
Buchanan
Y. M. C. A. Bldg
Abe Lincoln
West End
4Th St
Katherine M. Vaughan
Shilliam Avenue
Matthew M. Vaughan
Black Hawk County
C.L. Gremmels
Ruth
Lafayette Street
S$. F. Heverly
Black Hawk
Vee Ja
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Butler Auxiliary
John W. Gill
Omaha Woman's Club
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