Miss Josephine Gindt Weds Hugh Curry in Early Ceremony
Miss Josephine Gindt daughter of Mr and Mrs J Gindt of 1421 Mulberry street married Hugh Curry son of Mrs Rose Curry in Saint Johns church at 9 am The ceremony was officiated by Rev N J Lente Attendants included Donald Gindt and Bernard Hasbruch The bride wore shell pink bridal gown carried Columbia roses and Swainsona A three course breakfast followed at the bride’s home After the wedding the couple will live in Chicago and plan to be at home after November 15 The bride is a St Mary’s high school graduate and worked at Rath Packing Co Mr Curry attended West High School and works at Hall Printing Company in Chicago Numerous social notices and club events followed in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Gindt
Caltuns Bla Roses
Dan Cur Caicaga
Curry
Chicago
St. Mary's High School
Rath Packing Company
West High School
Hall Printing Company
Cards and Music Show at Waterloo Woman's Club
Waterloo Woman's club opens its week with an 2 40 p m November party at the clubhouse. Mrs H W Flint leads as general chairman with cards upstairs and a drawing room program. Mrs Y T Fitzgerald and Mrs John Geertsen head the card and program chairs. Musical numbers include Mrs Alice Brown Shores singing pieces from Samson and Delilah and East Is West, with accompanist Mrs A A Hoffmann. Readings by Miss Alice Bollinger and violinist Kurt Fuchs with Miss Virginia Gable. Reception chair Mrs A H Frank and deco- rations chair Mrs R F Gliplson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Women's Club
H. W. Flint
YT. J. Fitzgerald
John Geertsen
Alice Brown Shores
Kurt Fuchs
Virginia Gable
Renard
A. H. Frank
R. F. Gliplson
Decoratiors
Mines
J. B. Ferguson
Frank Oo. Fish
R. A. Falk
J A. Foote
W. O. Poster
L. E. Fowler
A. Fox
Robert A. Francis
Henry Frank
Sam Tank
OW. Frisble
W. W. Gallup
D. Phelps Gambler
George N. Garerettson
R. H. Garrison
Thomas Lb. Gauthier
Robert Gibson
A. E. Glenny
T. F. Glenny
A. ©. Graham
J. B. Graham
A. G. Greeley
Charles Greeley
C. O. Gronen
H. W. Grout
E. C. Guenther
John W. Gwynne
Howard Hallowell
J. Halverson
F. J. Hanlon
George L. Hazen
EB. W. Headford
W. T. Headford
C. W. Hellen
L. C. Helmsworth
Nelile Green
Reception Honors Church Worker Leaving Waterloo
Miss Lillia Nelson assistant to Dr Warren L Steeves pastor of Walnut Street Baptist church resigns and leaves Monday for Victoria British Columbia. She was feted at several affairs this week including a farewell reception in the church parlors with talks of appreciation by the pastor and church groups. She expressed gratitude for the church and its people and was presented a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillia Nelson
Warren L. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Victoria
British Columbia
Miss Nelson
Baptist Young People’s Union
Woman's Society
Advisory Aid Trustees’ Board
Beatrice Relehert
Miups
Lulu Barnes
Dora Mitchell
Mayme Daniels
Helen Swinbank
Erma Schmid
Miss Nelson Wis
McCormack in Fine Voice After Rest in Ireland
World renowned tenor John McCormack opens his 1927 28 concert tour in the east after a summer in Ireland. News reports praise his improved health and vigor as critics in New York and Detroit hail his superb singing and high spirits. Aldene Snyder celebrated her 11th birthday with a party at home featuring solos, dancing, and a pink and white cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCormack
Teachers College Gymnasium
America
Ireland
New York
Wyetroit
McCormack
W. M. Snyder
Aldene
Kathlyn
Edna Baker
Ruth Dooley
Elva Chenney
Aldene Snyder
Beresda Peterson
Club Notes May Gather for Eastern Star Meeting
Past Matrons edlb of Beckerchip ter Order of Easter Star plans a 1 o'clock Junehr Monday gathering at Mrs G Leffler home. Members will spend the afternoon sewing. Pandora ub will ride Thursday afternoon with Mrs A J Hirst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckerchipter
Easter Star
Pandora Ub
Ridex
A. J. Hirst
Marriage of Winifred Norman and Robert Long Announced
Special service Independence Iowa reports Miss Winifred Norman formerly of Independence and Robert H Long of Newcastle Pennsylvania were married in Pittsburgh on October 29 The bride a former Independence resident and local high school graduate trained as a nurse at Letterman's General Hospital San Francisco and served in World War I She later worked in child welfare in Chicago The groom a former Chicago resident is district sales manager for Lehigh Cement They embarked on a 10 day East Coast motor trip and will reside at Castleton Hotel New Castle Pennsylvania The bride is the daughter of Mrs Gella Norman now of Los Angeles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venir
Independence
Winifred Norman
Robert H. Long
Newcastle
Pittsburgh
Letterman’s General Hospital
San Francisco
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Cement Company
Castleton Hotel
Gella Norman
Los Angeles
Melrose D A R to Hear Edward Brucher on Subversive Influences
Melrose chapter of the D A R will meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs. W R Cote for dinner. Edward J Brucher adjutant of the American Legion will speak on Subversive Influences. His talk was interchanged with one by Carleton Sins past president at the January meeting. Hostesses include Mrs Maynard Alford Morgan Simsley and Nellie F Brooks and Miss Ruth Updegraff. Board meeting at 1:90 pm Monday at the WGAL per Mrs F C Liffring regent. Co F S Past Matrons club of Waterloo chapter met with several visitors present. A formal letter from Mrs Hazel Dietrick San Diego was read. Plans were made for a holiday Christmas party hosted by Mrs Georges Schoel. An evening of ner dlework followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. R. Cote
P. m
Edward J. Brucher
The
American Legion
Carleton Sins
Mmes
H. EB. Maynard
ET. Alford
M. J.morgan
H.R. Simsley
Nellie F. Brooks
Ruth Updegralf
F. C. Liffring
Regent
Georges Schoel
Hints in Beauty Care After Marriage
A reader recommends practical beauty guidance for middle aged women, contrasting married women’s needs with younger girls. The piece includes tips on general care, dieting, water intake, leg massage, skin treatment, and eyebrow grooming, stressing natural aging acceptance.
District D A R meeting announced for Grundy Center
Mrs. F L Chamberlain Waterloo district chairman calls the first north east Iowa D A R district gathering next Saturday in Grundy Center with host Grundy Center chapter. Program opens with luncheon then an informal session chaired by Chamberlain. State regent Mrs Charles G Saunders and state registrar Mrs James Remley are expected. Chapters from Hampton Waverly Eldora Iowa Falls Tama Cedar Falls Waterloo attend. The event emphasizes district organization to unify and promote DAR work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Chamberlain
Waterloo
North Tast
Iowa Society of Daughters of the Revolution
Grundy Center
Chamberlain
Charles G. Saunders
Council
Two Hostesses Plan Party for Miss Wittick
Mrs. John Fairweather and Miss Ruth Dieta plan a Monday evening party at a home in Lowville to honor Miss Mildred Wittick daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Wittick upcoming marriage to George Bentley son of Mr and Mrs Sat Bentley. Guests invited include Ray Garrabrant T H Glasener Join Fairweather Henry Bender Forrest Barnhart Jane Hil Harold Gootad Lucile Hek Ruth Die Lowville Coleman Madwine Manning Lucile Stull Lorene bravdish Timogene and Bessie Wittsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fairweather
Ruth Dieta
Mildred Wittick
Jane
A. J. Wittick
Fourth Street West
George Bentley
Sat Benttley
Maliin Avenue
Wittick
Bernice Witti
Arnold Zack
Minnies
Ray Garrabrant
T. H. Glasener
Fairweather
Henry Bender
Forrest Barnhart
Jain Hil
Harald Gootad
Lucile Hekol
Ruth Die Lowville Coleman
Madwine Manning
Lucile Stull
Lorene Bravdish
Tmogene
Bessie
Wittsh
Ida B Wise-Smith to Attend District WCTU Meeting
Ida B Wise-Smith from Des Moines will preside as principal speaker at a district Woman’s Christian Temperance Union conference in Fish Bastagsleal church. About 300 out-of-town women are expected for the all-day event with lectures from Mrs Jaye Philo Cedar Paris and other officers. Meals will be served, and the program begins at 1 pm with events through 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Wee Smith
Des Moines
Soto
Maid Nation
Reahit Cainurs
Mys
Lees
Jaye Philo
Cedar Paris
K Fawr
Cedar Wechie
State
Palivate
Mes
Bolledew
Cedar Pals
Sue
Trims
W. Oc
Dt Bertty
Ehaveh
Wateuerna
Giant Pie Captures Thanksgiving Curiosity in Waterloo
Mr. and Mrs. H W Dean of Yukinia Washington former Waterloo residents describe a giant nine foot pie baked for Thanksgiving celebrations. The event drew hundreds, used a hundred pounds of sugar and cinnamon, a barrel of flour, and 400 gallons of apples. A brick oven thirty three feet tall and a ten foot long rolling pin handled the enormous crust as fifty domestic science girls assisted in preparation and serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novemer
Waterloo
H. W. Dean
Yukinia
Wash
Fred Olds
Dean
Herman Lowenstein
Phil Dietzen
Joe Iines
John P. Mansur
Ladies of G. A. R. Plan President's Visit Tickets
Lincoln circle ladies of the G A R met at Memorial hall to arrange entertaining the department president Mrs Jennie Beymer Des Moines at the next regular meeting on Nov 18 Luncheon will honor her and include an inspection afterwards Members plan to bring jokes and jams for the soldiers home A Cotton Blossom Singers program followed and the group received 12 for Piney Woods Mississippi school from the evening collection
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Beymer
Des. Moines
Lincoln Circle
G.A. R
Memorial Hall
Beymer
Cotton Blossom Singers
Whele
Piney Woods School
Mrs Howard Rath Hosts Bridge Luncheon for Miss Glenny
Mrs. Howard Rath will be hostess at a bridge luncheon Monday afternoon in Black's tearoom as a pre nuptial courtesy to Miss Helene Glenny whose marriage to Robert J D Cass is to take place next Wednesday. Covers set for Mrs. Kirk Gross Miss Evelyn Olson Rockford Nh visiting in T C Menges home Misses Helen Menges India Pickett Helen Maynard and Kathryn Graham hostess and guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Rath
Black’s Tearoom
Helene Glenny
Robert JD
Cass
Kirk Gross
Evelyn Olson
Rockford
T. C
University Women to Hear Talks by Kline and Kittrell
University of Women will hear talks by Kline and Kittrell at 8 p m Tuesday at the Woman's club meeting of the American Association of University Women. Kline will discuss Iowa Problems of Education and Kittrell will speak on The Proposed Department of Education. Piano numbers by George Timm will be performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kline
Kittrell
Charlies A. Kittrell
American Association of University Women
Woman's Club
Kilne
Iowa
Department of Education
George Timm
Lutheran Girls Glee Club Party and church events
Mrs. Harry J Button hosted a party at her home for the Lutheran Girls Glee Club with favors shared by Mrs. Edwart Miller and Miss Al mia Nottger. Duretta Walters was presented as next for Fresno California. Weavers class met at Tirel Baptist church with 25 members, plans for a laundry event next year at Black's tearpoat, Miss Manon Ritze played piano, officers elected JW Ayres as rep for the year. Ward party planned by Sisters of Sacred Heart Ladies Aid in parish hall with bridge and socializing for all invitees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
J. Button
Girls Glen Club
Lutheran Church
al Bunea
Edwart Miller
Almia Nottger
Duretta Walters
Fresno
Cal
Andersn
Lab
Chass
Tirel Baptist Church
Rome
D. We. Ritse
Black
JW. Ayres
Manon Ritze
A. W. Champberlain
Harry McDonald
On DP
Penley
W. W. Simmons
Sarred Heart Ladies’ Aid Society
Harmony class marks Tuesday gathering at church parlors
The Harmony class of First Presbyterian will meet at 2 30 p.m. Tuesday in the church parlors. A regular dollar day session will be held. Hostesses include Mrs. W. H. Wilson Mrs. Ella Lister Mrs A Scott and Mrs Flara Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
First Presbyterian Church
W. H. Wilson
Ella Lister
A. Scott
Flara Scott
Business and Professional Women's Club Banquet Speaker
Lutie EB Stearns of Milwaukee to speak November 15 at the annual mother-daughter banquet of the B and P W club. She recounts a lifetime in public libraries, library administration, suffrage work, Prohibition advocacy, and extensive lectures nationwide, outlining her service to libraries and communities. Plans for the Black's tearoom banquet are organized by the Movember committee under Miss Bess Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutie EB
Stearns
Milwaukee
Wis
Business and
Alice S. Warsaw
E A
Massachusetts
Columbus
Wisconsin
Milwaukee State Normal School
Lbrarlan
Wisconsin Free Library Commission
Iowa
Iowa Library Association
Liberty Joans
Union
Black
Bess Nichols
Former Waterloo Girl Weds in New Mexico
Bernadine Lewis, granddaughter of G A Lewis of Waterloo, married Martin D. King in Albuquerque on October 18. The concert singer, born in Waterloo and educated at Chicago Musical College, will reside with King, an insurance man, who gave a sports roadster as a wedding gift and left for the Grand Canyon and Los Angeles after breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadine Lewis
G. A. Lewis
Waterloo
Albuquerque
N. M
Martin D. King
Los Angeles
Cal
Bor
Oscar T. Lewis
Altho
New Mexico Rockies
Chicago Musical College
King
Grand Canyon
Pnd
Isabellas to Have Dinner at Blacks Tearoom
Daughters of Isabella plan a 1:90 p.m. Monday dinner in Black's tearoom with Mrs. T. F. Thornton in charge of reservations due by 10 a.m. Monday. Post dinner, a regular meeting will be held in K of C hall with Mrs. J. B. Bruner, past state regent, installing officers. Time change for the meeting may be decided soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Black
T. F. Thornton
C. Hall
J. B. Bruner
Tri M Class Grows Members With Novel Greet Trick
The Tri M Sunday school class of the Church of the Brethren staged a truck round trip to tag members in Waterloo and Cedar Falls before returning to Allen Memorial hospital. Beginning with 22, the group swelled to 45 as they attended revival service in a group with a male quartet including Jack Thompson Thomas Thomson Vernon Schrock and Karl Haier. A farewell oyster supper celebrated Glen Sweitzer leaving for California next week. Capsules with messages from members were given to him to combat homesickness and discouragement. Guests Rev. C Grant Canfield and Rev. A P Blough attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-M
Church of the Brethren
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Allen Memorial Hospital
Jack Thompson
Thomas Thomson
Vernon Schrock
Karl Haier
Glen Sweitzer
California
Mr. Sweitzer
C. Grant Canfield
A. P. Blough
End of a Permanent Wave Advice by Eva Brady
Miss Eva Brady, a west side teacher, offers clipping tips after diagnosing a subject's case. The humorous verse outlines the end of a permanent wave, noting straight hair, a bare neck, and lost class status, urging women to buy a perm instead of dwelling on the loss while lamenting the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Brady
West Side
Waterloo Women to Sponsor Sale of Christmas Seals
The Allison Woman's club staged The Grapes Hang High a play at the Waterloo club yesterday reviewing a National Federation convention scene. The club announced it will sponsor Christmas seal sales and endorsed a play A Servant in the House for Waterloo theatre Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Allison Woman's Club
Waterloo Woman's Club
Sam Frank
Frank
Lucille Hinnington
Emma I Smith and Regis Harrington wed at Cedar Falls
Emma I Smith and Regis A Harrington were married at 7 30 am today at St Patrick s church Cedar Falls. The ceremony was conducted by Rev J C Wieneke. The bride wore tan georgette with a matching hat and carried tea roses attended by Catherine Crowley. Best man was Charles Harrington. The couple will live in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma 1
Community Notices From Waverly and Des Moines
Local items list Mrs. M M Vaughan leaving for Springfield for winter duties. Attorney Hi Meyers and Capt. John Farrell visit Waverly on city business. Cottage prayer meetings scheduled next week at multiple addresses. Cornell students Mount Vernon visit families for weekend. Miss Clara Wallace and public instruction staffers connected with Des Moines. Iowa City homecoming trips for Miss Alene Flint and Miss Dorothy Dickinson with university affiliates. J G McAlvin party to Iowa City for Iowa Illinois game. Fire department pension fund gains $10 from Louis Dickman for fire at Dickman’s Store and praise for extinguishing crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Vaughan
South Street
Nas
Springfield
Hi. Meyers
John Farrell
Police Department
Waverly
Robert Potter
Tom Moore
Des Moines
Edwin Moore
Ames
Fire Department
Louis L. Dickman
Conger Street
Ray Tiller
Dickman
P. E. O. Chapters Plan Meetings and Events
P. E. O. chapters to meet Monday at 7 45 p m Chapter FE with Mrs Harry G Northey and Chapter 7 with Mrs J DBD Easton. Chapter FE events include current events quiz by president Mrs F L Marquis while Chapter 7 features a musicale with piano by Miss Virginia Gable songs by Mrs Albert Greeley violin solo by Miss Edna Hopkins readings by Mrs E F Magee and string quartet directed by Mrs H F Marshall. Members include Mildred Luce Maxine Kessler LaVeta Anderson and Margaret Gallup. Royal Neighbors winners at a card party were Mrs M J McDonough Mrs J A Cashman Miss Irene Duba and Mrs John Greeks special favors went to Mrs Harriet Wightman and Mrs G A Mahnke. Wightman returns to Garwin this week. Washington Irving School Parent Teacher association meets 745 p m Tuesday at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Northey
J. Dbd
Easton
H. C. Shear
F. L. Marquis
Virginia Gable
Albert Greeley
Edna Hopkins
Iowa State Teachers College
E. F., Magee
H. F. Marshall
Virginia Troup
Lare
Mildred Luce
West Hgh School
Maxine Kessler
LaVeta Anderson
Margaret Gallup
Oliver Stevenson
Burr G. Lichty
Jessie ©. Gable
Robert Parrott
Royal
Gold Leaf Camp
M. J. McDonough
J. A. Cashman
Irene Duba
John Greeks
Harriett Wightman
G. A. Mahnnke
Wightman
Garwin
Oral versus written composition debated in St Josephs
Teams from St Marys and St Josephs debated in St Josephs auditorium on the proposition that oral composition is more valuable for life than written composition. Judges Mrs John Flynn Miles Kildee and Miss Theresa Fey ereisen awarded the decision to St Marys team which upheld the affirmative side of the argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
St Joseph's
St. Joseph's Auditorium
John Flynn
Miles Kildee
Theresa Feyereisen
Frohm Driving While Intoxicated Case Hears Evidence
The Frohm case in La Porte City before Judge R W Hasner closes evidence in a driving while intoxicated charge. Jury members include Louis Kuittle Mildred Bartz Malinda Letsch J J Clements J J Anderson E A Shir ing Martin Reuter W A Renn A J Oberhauser Joe Margadent John J Poyner and H Harkness. The case likely submits Monday around noon with arguments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Frohm
la Porte City
R. W. Hasner
Louis Kuittle
Mildred Bartz
Malinda Letsch
J. J. Clements
J. J. Anderson
E. A. Shiring
Martin Reuter
W. A. Renn
A. J. Oberhauser
Joe Margadent
John J. Poyner
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Hugh Curry
Raymond Spiker
Melrose Chapter
Sweetlog
Y. W. OC
Muatrons
Beeker Chapp
G. Leffler
Quota Eclub
Russell Lamson
W. W. Gal
Isabela Dynner— Black
Isavella Stallation —K
GC. Hall
J. D. Easton
H. G. Northey
Wembs Club
MLB
Moose Hall
Armory Elans
First
Presbyterian Church
Wo R
Cote
SO. V
AL A
AL W.—Woman's Club
Sacred Heart Aid Society
card—Parish
Washington
Irving
Leola Strope
O. S
Masonic Hall
CG. T. U
First Evangelical Chuarch
Joyle Club
Dan O'Neil
Cc. T. UL
First Evangelics Church
Pandora Club
A. J. Hurst
M. G
C. T
Northease
D. A. R.—Grundy Center
Erna Kent
Anany Ladvanmbos
Virginia B
M. N
Chamois
Miss Wittick
Ida B. Wise-Smith
W.C.T.U
Eafternoon
Christ Episcopal Church
Honey Witson
Fred Stearns
Wilton
T C. Menges
Jatin Amng
Morgan Ray Eggert
Cleve
Leo Lars
Mile
Potter
Arehurlane
Frid Winder
J. CO. Ricker
Henry WJ Meyers
Jatin Stout
Gladys Nardl
Keke Eye
Preys Wenk la Vern Hanry
Evelyn Phillips
Deans
Mrs. Howard Rath
Miss Glenny
Lutheran Girls’ Glee Club
Church News
Molyneaux
B. and
P. W. Club
New Mexico
Towill
San Diego
Bridge
Kaf P, Hall
J. F. Entz
Sam Rowlings
Frank Johnson
Eva Duke
JL. D. Massey
Clyde Goln
Floyd Cushman
M. B. A.—Lodge 67
Moose Hal
Emma I. Smith
Regis Harrington
Lawn City
Temple Rebekah
Noble Grand Association
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk Hall
Ernest Roebuck
Noble Grand
C. P. Carr
Grand Lodge
Keokuk
C. Albert Scholin
Co. F. Nagle
Louisa Hagerman
Merle ‘Wratislaw
Haydn
Mae Howell
Lucille Cutler
Henry C. Taylor
Bloomfield
General Federation of Women's Clubs
General Federation
San Antonio
Tex
Taylor
State Federation
Davenport
Order of Eastern Star
West Hill
Arlene Bradley
Srief
Buchanan's
GC. EB. Smith
Black Street
Joseph Clark
Rhey Street
Russell Cowin
Philip Brown
Ralph Jameson
del Raymond
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Arthur Whitamore
Hannibal
Charles Whitamore
Lincoln Street
J. G. McAlvin
Park Anvenue West
Iowa City
Earl Snyder
Patton
Fur Coat Insurance
Herman C. Miller
Inssurance Service
W. 5Th St
Washington Irving
Frohm
Tiller's Millinery and Beauty Shoppe
Pelee Oferta
Rose’s Beauty Shoppe
Water St
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Dimity
Esze
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