Two Pageants Planned By First Presbyterian Group
The Woman's Working association of First Presbyterian will present two pageants Not Exempt and Farming Eden at a Wednesday meeting in the church parlors under the program committee. Cast members include Ruth Halliday and Clark Cozad for Farming Eden and Ida Cooley Leonard Coulstock Claude Ser Sidney Smith Richard Hutchinson J E Moore H Kuittle Thomas R Niven H A Boysen P ad Mulray Charles Kinniburgh Willam Wing A Lehner L S Purr Tee Litchfield George Wheeler Frank McDonald Martha McCormick will sing Ive Done My Duty and Devotions Rev Thomas R Niven will sing Homes Where the Heather Grows with a piano solo by Mrs Oliver Stevenson Devotions led by Mrs Alice Borguin and Mrs Hugh Patterson will give a talk on Stewardship. Luncheon hosts include Mrs James Graham Mrs Clair M Parker Mrs E W Nicholas and Mrs A H French. Ladies Aid members meet at 10 45 a m with lunch at noon. Missionary department will convene at 1 15 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farming Eden
Woman's Working Association
First “Presbyterian
Ruth Halliday
Clark Cozad
Ida Cooley
Leonard Coulstock
Claude Ser
Sidney Smith
Richard Hutchinson
J. E. Moore
H. Kuittle
Thomas R. Niven
H. A. Boysen
Ad. Mulray
Charles Kinniburgh
Willam Wing
A. A. Lehner
L. 5S. Purr
Tee Litchfield
Georer
James Graham
Clair M. Parker
E. W. Nicholas
A. H. French
Ladies’ Aid Department
Association
Miss Wieder To Review Books At Woman's Club Meeting
Miss Wieder, a member of Water loo Woman's club book review committee, will review The Initiation to Dance by Janison, Megasta by Stem, and Clara by Ruth Sucken at the club's drawing room tomorrow at 10 30. The reviews cover a aging wives and social ascent, with notes on authors Ruth Sucken and Mrs Ferner Nuhn. Members listed include Mrs Birdsall, Mrs Knox, Mrs Plumb, Mrs Chamberlain, Mrs Nauman, Mrs Chapman, Mrs Waterbury, and Miss Wieder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Wieder
Waterloo Woman's Club
City Horarian
Janison
Megasta
Stem
Clara
Ruth Suckom
Miss Wieder
Modesta
Cora
Middlewest
Iowa
Ruth Sucken
Ferner Nuhn
Book Review
FR. ?, Birdsall
R. M. Knox
Hardy Plumb
F. L. Chamberlain
W.H. Nauman
G. W. Chapman
C. A. Waterbury
Wieder
Marriage Service Read at Nashua for Two Couples
Wedding vows were exchanged at the Little Brown Church in the Vale on Saturday November 8 by Walter F. Eckers Evanstott and Margaret L. Lea from Oshkosh Wisconsin and Harm Kaput Myrtle Minnesota with Vera Smith Lyle Minnesota. A Rosary Society card party is planned by Sacred Heart church tomorrow at 2 40 pm in the parish hall. Members of the Entre Nous club meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs M J Trits at 2203 Fourth Street West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Little Brown Church
the Vale
Walter F. Eckers
Evanstott
Margaret L. Lea
Oskosh
Wis
Harm Kaput
Myrtle
Minn
Vera Smith
Lyle
Minnae
Rosary Society
Sacred Heart Church
Entre Nous
Society Calendar Highlights Local Club Events Tonight
Society calendar lists diverse gatherings across Waterloo including dinners at Hotel Russell and various lodge, church, and club meetings. Attendees include Mrs H Bunker, Mrs A A Hoffman, and other local figures. events span Daughters of Isabell, Rosary Society, garden club, bridge clubs, and the Women’s benefit association with multiple venues such as First M E church and Memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caughlan
Daughters of Union Veterans— Memorial Hall
St. Mary's
St. Marty's Auditorium
Sunshine Rebekah
Waterloo I
Optimist Club
Black's Tearoom
Lydian Society
First Presbyterian Church
Ruth
Alma
Watson
Lillian Maxwell
Business and Professional Women's Club
Y. W
AL John Fiske School
Pett A
Woman's Benefit
Association —K
Henney McAleece Nuptials Read at St Josephs Church
The wedding of Miss Leona Henney and James McAleece was held at St Josephs Church Chicago with Fr Edward Slattery officiating at 6 am. Mendelssohn and Lohengrin pieces framed the ceremony as Mrs Ralph Emmons sang and Madeline Sims performed. The bride wore lavender crepe with roses, attended by Miss Bee Driscoll. Loraine Henney was best man. A breakfast followed at the bride’s grandmother’s home, and the couple planned to reside in Chicago. the bride is a Our Lady of Victory graduate and the groom a Columbia College Dubuque graduate and Mark Twain hotel manager in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Henney
Arthur Hartson
Fowler Street
James McAlsece
Chicago
James McAleece
Dubuque
Sir Joseph's Church
Edward Slattery
Mendelssohn
Madeline Sims
Ralph Emmons
Ava Marie
Miss Sims
Miss Bee
Driscoll
Loraine Henney
Chas City Couple Mark Golden Anniversary At Home
Charlies City Ta Nov 4 Mr and Mrs H D White will observe their 50th wedding anniversary Tuesday Nov 5 at their west side home Their daughters Mrs Connie Schneider of Mason City and Myra B M Busey of Urbana will attend The Whites were married in this city and have lived here since
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Saeriat Kervier
Charlies City
H. D. White
West Side
Connie Schneider
Mason City
Myra
B. M. Busey
Urbana
Hints in Beauty Care Elbows and Skin Care Tips
A column on home beauty practices discusses elbow care through scrubbing with hot water and soap, followed by almond oil or vegetable oil based cream. It advises massaging the skin, applying cream for absorption, and using face cream on elbows if pressed for time. Also notes daily routines, caution against dirty surfaces, and a brief note on child growth patterns and mineral oil use.
Niece of Composer of Church in Vale Marries in Nashua
Miss Mavourette Isadore Robert of St Paul, grandniece of Dr Willan Pitts composer of the well known Church in the Vale, wed Owen Richard Williams of St Paul at the Little Brown Church in the Vale Nashua on Nov 2. Rev Kent officiated. Attendants were Miss Betty Robert and Dick Warren Watts. The couple left for a motor trip to Chicago and will reside in St Paul after returning. Guests included relatives from St Paul Chicago and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vale
Nashua
Courier Special Servier
Little Brown
the Vale
Mavourette Isadore Robert
St. Paul
Willan Pitts
Owen
Richard Willams
Willem Kent
Betty Robert
Dick Warren Watts
Mr. Kent
Littte Brown
Bernice Noman
Cedar Rapids
Willemss
Waterloo
Rochester
New York City
Isabelle
Tom Gates
Fred Christianas
Frizelie
Chicago
Lester Loomer
Clarksville
Nellie Watts
Clear Lake
Marion V. S. Robert
Jesup
T C Graduates and Faculty Guests at Sunday Reception
Cedar Falls reports President and Mrs. C. R. Latham hosted about 200 members of the November class of Teachers College and faculty at the college campus Sunday afternoon. A separate 30 guest luncheon was held at the Cedar Falls Woman's Club. The First Methodist church orchestra held its annual luncheon after morning services. Vesper music was provided by Floyd G. Wiler. Mrs N O Halverson hosted a Friday gathering at College Hill to honor Helene Blattner, visiting faculty from Town City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Cedar Falls
C. R. Latham
Teachers College
Alice Boomer
Alice Brown
Bertha Cotin
Cedar Palls Woman's Club
First Methodist Church Orchestra
Floyd G. Wiler
Tony Prof
Mra. N. O. Halverson
College HI
Ta Ming
Helene Blattner
The
State University
Town City
Officers for Bible Class of Waterloo Woman's Club
Officers for Bible Class of Waterloo Woman's Club to be chosen at the next meeting. Hicks presides. discussion includes membership and plans for the community chest program. Names listed include Mrs. W. H. Bickley, Mrs. W. W. Beal, Mrs. Bo Barr, and many others. Also notes a B. T. A. meeting with Mr. Fiske and a dinner at 6 30 o'clock tomorrow by the Business and Professional Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Prible Chun
Waterloo
Dyawig Yoo
Hicks
Woman's Era
Ilidis
W. H. Bickley
W.W. Beal
Bo Barr
Ee Fiske
Watking
Jon Fiske School
B.T. A
Club
Yo. W. CG
Buslmen
Church News: Fidelity Class Meeting Changes
Members of Fidelity class West Mr E church will meet tomorrow at 3 PM with Mrs BK OB at 1316 Baltimore street instead of the eyeing as previously scheduled. The official board meeting at Fits M B church is tonight at 7:99 PM with Mrs S G Hinksey hosting Daughters of Linden M E church at her Linden home tomorrow at 2:90 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity
G. Hinksey
Frank Tin
Augusta Hilmer and Ralph Baish to Wed on Nov 6
Miss Augusta Hilmer daughter of Mrs Katherine Filmer 310 Tenth Street West will wed Ralph Baish son of Henry Baish 608 Fowler Street Wednesday November 6 at First Lutheran Church with Rev Henry Mueller officiating at 230 pm Attendants will be Mr and Mrs P W Hilmer brother and sister in law of the bride Groom employed at Town Dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Hilmer
Katherine Filmer
Tenth Street West
Ralph Baish
Henry Baish
Fowler Street
First Lutheran Church
Henry Mueller
P. W. Hilmer
Town Dairy
Hudson Guests Celebrate Waterloo Anniversary Party
Hudson residents attended a Waterloo gathering at Glen Chaplin home marking their fourth wedding anniversary. Guests included A. R. Knudson Carlton Richard C. L. Peterson J. L. Capley J. D. Richards F. Baldwin Marjorie Patterson and Shirley. Dinner was served at 2 7 oclock. Mrs GC L Peterson hosted the Garden club. Refreshments followed the pro can. A United Brethren rally day drew a large crowd and the official board meets tomorrow to plan the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Hudson, Ia
Glen Chaplin
Waterloo
Hudson
A. R. Knudson
Carlton
Richard
C. L. Peterson
J. L. Oapley
J. D. Richards
F. ©. Baldwin
GC. L. Peterson
United Brethren Church
Three Hallowe'en Parties Held in Nashua Last Week
Nashua Iowa November 4 B Gottshall a local minister hosted a Halloween party for 20 Boy Scouts and a farewell for Roger Cros who plans to move to Waterloo. The same night Miss Margaret Stuart hosted Congregational Sunday school classmates and the Robert Tracy home welcomed the senior high school class for a Halloween gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathier
Nashua
B. Gottshall
Reoal Minster
Hallowe'en
Roger Cros
Waterloo
Margaret Stuart
Congregational
Robert ‘Tracy
Nashua Couple Wed Oct 24 at Waverly
Nashua couple Mies Peayt Endeos and Robert Desbard, both of Nashua, were married Oct 24 by a Justice of Peace at the courthouse in Waverly but the marriage was not announced until now. The bride works as a store clerk and the groom at a Mid-Continent oil station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Mies Peayt Endeos
Robert Desbard
Justice of Peace
Waverly
Peterson Pieper and Fish Hilmer Nuptials Saturday
Rev. Lew C Harris presided at a double wedding Saturday evening at 6. Miss Kathryn E Peterson daughter of G A and Mrs Peterson of 927 Western avenue and Milton C Pieper son of W H Pieper Rawkese Ta wed Miss Muriel Fish daughter of A J and Mrs Fish 1008 Western avenue and LeRoy Hilmer of Waterloo. Mrs Pieper wore navy blue and tan accessories. She is a West High class of 1928 graduate and ex student at Iowa State Teachers College now employed at Montgomery Ward. Mr Pieper is a Hawkeye High School graduate and works at John Deere. The couple will reside in Waterloo. Mrs Hilmer wore a navy blue frock with matching accessories. She is a West High class of 1928 graduate and formerly employed at Montgomery Ward. Mr Hilmer attended La Porte City schools and is engaged in farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew C. Harris
Gentral Christian Church
Kathryn E. Peterson
G. A. Peterson
Western Avenue
Milton C. Pieper
W. H. Pieper
Rawkese
Muriel Fish
A. J. Fish
LeRoy Hilmer
Waterloo
Pieper
West High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Montgomery Word Company
Hawkeye
John Deere’s
Hilmer
West High
Montgomery Ward Company
la Porte City
Waterloo Women Attend Dubuque Patriotic Meeting
Waterloo women Mrs. W. W. McAllister Mrs. H. Brown and others travel to Dubuque for the annual Auxiliary of Spanish War Veterans inspection today with 18 officers present for exercises and a banquet. Bride Elect Marguerite Stanton receives a bridge shower hosted by Kathryn Stanton with gifts and awards. Sunshine Rebekah lodge plans a meeting and card party tomorrow evening at 7230 o'clock at Waterloo hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. McaAllister
H. Brown
W. A
Marguerite Stanton
Joseph Fitzgerald
Kathryn Stanton
F. L. Stanton
Miss Stanton
F. P. Fitzgerald
Des Moines
Georgia Beal
Martha Smith
Mary Cronin
Agatha Cimmigotti
Mabel Kles
Bee Driscoll
T. Dyhsford
James Bollerup
Harald Bonvalinka
Charles Burk
Harold Patty
Sunshine Rebekahs
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Waterloo
Pork Chops with Apples Cooked in Syrup Style
Instructions describe preparing pork chops browning in butter then simmering with a little water and seasoned with salt and pepper. A sugared vinegar glaze thickens into gravy. Apples are cut and cooked with a sweet syrup, then the remaining syrup poured over fruit when transparent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rover
Sessa
City in Brief News on Local Residents and Travel
A roundup of local residents traveling or visiting others. Mrs A M Grassley leaves for Texas for winter. Mr and Mrs A J Howard spend a few days in Chicago. Mrs Claude Miller called to Jesup by illness of her mother. Roy Hulett and family visiting St Louis. Hulett is a local Great Western freight agent. Mrs F A Bankes returns from three week visit with sister Helen Stonehocker. Mrs George Shoemaker recovering at home after hospital operation. A DuBuque party hunted pheasants at Frank and Leland Conry’s, success reported. Miss Vesta Ingalls improves after appendectomy at Presbyterian hospital. she attends West High. Ewen Miller and Kenneth Miller visited Grover Williams family. Notables include Bingo Miller’s sister and other relatives. Bert Carnahan and G W Carlson among weekend visitors. Cornell beat Carleton 13 to 0 at Mount Vernon. Principal Fredd Miller attended Cornell homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Howard
Fourth Street
Chicago
Howard
Chicago ‘Great Wester
Claude Miller
Riehl Street
Jesup
J.C. Felts
Roy Hulett
St. Louis
Hulett
Chicago Great Western
George E. Shoemaker
Second Street West
Presbyterian Hospital
Dubuque
Prank E
Leland A. Conry
Vesta Ingalls
Seventh Street West
Cornell
Carleton
Trapping License Required to Sell Coon Skins
A hunting license is needed to hunt raccoon and opossum with dogs, per a communication to deputy game warden John C. Jago from state Game Warden W. E. Albert. The letter also notes that anyone selling furs of these animals caught by dogs must hold a trapper's license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Jago
W. E. Albert
Des Moines
Pilot Kleinschmidt to lead Santa Claus Arctic quest
Waterloo Evening Courier reports Capt. F. E. Kleinschmidt accepted leadership of a Courier expedition to search for Santa Claus. He has Arctic experience, aviator skills, and plans to depart from Mineola with planes heading over the Adirondacks, Ottawa, Hudson Bay to Victoria Land, aiming to reach Blond Eskimo territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
Long Island
N.Y
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Polar
Santa Claus
Towa
I. E. Kleinschmidt
Arctic
Carnegie Museum
Pittsburgh
Museum of Natural History
New York
Field Museum
Chicago
Eskimos
Ehleinschmidt
Kleinschmidt
Jedson Bay
Adirondacks
Ottawa
Hudson Bay
Coronation Gulf
Victoria Land
Pole of inaccessibility and final dash of polar expedition
The text describes the pole of inaccessibility as the home of Santa Claus and chronicles a hazardous final dash by dog teams. It notes the rough Victoria ice and arctic storms, with Captain Klein Schmidt stating luck and courage are needed to return to civilization. A shortwave radio is planned, and a rescue party may be organized if communications fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Arctic
Kleinschmidt
Victims of pheasant hunt show steady improvement
Eight pheasant hunters injured during a three day open season near Waterlog are reported improving. Joe Netley, 15, of Summit avenue, thought to be the most seriously hurt, is recovering at Sartor hospital Cedar Falls. Guy Leversee of Washington township, left hand mangled, is recuperating at St Francis hospital. Charles Manechev Debreth injured left leg and recovering at St Francis. Jack Schrandt of Luxemberg lost forefinger and thumb near Readyn and is out of danger. James Brosbar of 525 Ninth street, West, Charles Dutcher and son George, Archie Kilby also back to work after minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Netley
Summit Avenue
Sartort Hospital
Cedar Falls
Guy Leversee
Washington Township
Charles Manechev
Debreth
St. Francis Hospital
Jack Schrandt
Luxemberg
Readiyn
James Brosbar
Ninth Street
Charles BK. Dutcher
Falls Avenue
George
Archie Kilby
City
Attractive Pattern 769 for Winter Dress with Circular Skirt
Fashion pattern description outlines a dress with circular skirt flounce, lace rear and cuffs, chin bows, and side openings. Mentions fabric options satin velvet crepe and colors brown black cream and ecru. Includes yardage, sizes, ordering cost 15 cents pattern and 10 cents with a pattern book, address Courier Pattern Dept New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couvier
Courier Pattern Dept
17Th St
New York City
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First Presbyterian Group
Society
Falendar
Henney-McAleece
St. Joseph’s Church
Chas
Sy Edna Kent Forbes Crean Nace
Muse
Mes, Owen R. Williams
T. C
Church News
Maude Hady
Wanvan’s Missionary Society
First Brethren Chrch
Ruth, Watson
Alma Watson
Argyle Street
Lydian
First
Central Christian, Church
Leo Wright
Denver Street
Oviety
St. Paul's
M. i. Church
H. GC. Brandes
Burton Avenue
Steward Preeman
W. A. Borden
R. Gd. Wilkins
Joseph Mcnell
Hettinger
N. DB
Earl Gunstead
Marion
Bowman
N. D
Rita Slama Farty
Rho Sigma Sorority
Teat
Foster Cottage
Caseberr Heights
Kck
Chester Mark
Social Band
My's. G
Woman's Benefit Association
I. C. Hall
migphis _ Durrud
Godel
Plata
Eatialien
Peterson
West End 4Th St. Bridge
M. Oo
Buchanan
A. M. Grassley
Fremont Street
Texas
F. A. Bankes
Helen Stonehocker
Forest Park
Bakivss
OUS
Santa
Santa ‘Claus
Hotel Russell
Lamson Coffee Shop
Croc
Vrain
Eso
al Mare
W. L. Buckley
C. P
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