Wedding Plans for Miss Helene Glenny and Robert D. Gass
Society pages describe Miss Helene Glenny and Robert D. Gass wedding set for Wednesday with breakfast for the bride’s sister Mrs. Ray E. Fuller in Black's tearoom and multiple pre nuptial entertainments. Attendees include Miss Evelyn Olsen of Rockford and guests from Madison. various clubs and church groups list events through the evening with dinners, lunches, and installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Glenny
Robert D. Gass
Ray E. Fuller
Des Moines
Thomas F. Glenny
Cass
Zathoe Burk
Lucile Glenny
Evelyn Olsen
Rockford, Jr
Evelyn McElhinney
Mildred McCune
Helen Moore
Ry Harmount
Betty Fenger
Madison
Wis
Fuller
Russ Cilensy
Miss Olson
Madian
Helen Menges
Pickett
Howard Rath
Mays
Bridge
Burk
Iss Glenny
Govers
Powell Rayburn
Montezuma
Olgan
McElhinney
Mel Cune
Fenger
Moore
Harmouii
Black
Glenny
Waterloo Woman's Club Adds Seven New Members
The Waterloo Woman's Club board admitted seven new members Mines Kirk Gross G Esterman David Meyer Henry J Meyers W B Jennings R H Sarff and Sherman McNally at a morning meeting. Miss Flossie Martin will review France and America by Andre Tar diey at 11 a m tomorrow at the clubhouse. The weekly book review is part of the Literary department series through the public library with a 2130 p m Friday literary gathering led by Mrs E L Johnson Will Durant biography and The Story of Philosophy review by Mrs C W Loeshe. Mrs L C Hemsworth to lead discussion. hostesses are Mrs W P Jensen and Mrs H W Grout.
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Sever
Waterloo Woman's Club
Mines
Kirk Gross
G. Esterman
David Meyer
Henry J. Meyers
W.B. Jennings
R. H. Sarff
Sherman McNally
Miss Flossie Martin
France
America
Andre Tardiey
Public Library
Literary Department
Around the World Trip program at Graves Memorial
Otterbein guild of Graves Memorial United Brethren church will present a Trip Around the World program at Sunday evening service on November 20. The pageant will feature talks and music about China, the Philippines, Africa, Japan, Porto Rico and America. refreshments followed Friday night. Women’s Labor bureau planning a bazar. Ladies auxiliary meeting set for tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. in Firemen’s hall.
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Otterbein Guild of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
China
Philippines
Africa
Japan
Porto Rico
America
Ww. L. B
Women's Labor Bureau
Carpenters
Hal
L. F
E.—Ladies’ Auxiliary
Firemen's Hall
Club Notes Record of Saturday Gathering and Hosting Duties
The 500 club met with Mr and Mrs Raymond Spiker and honored Mrs Harold Korth George Kahn and Walter Woodyard. Mr and Mrs Woodyard to host in two weeks and Mrs W C Biddulph to entertain Entre Nous club tomorrow afternoon at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Spiker
Harold Korth
George Kahn
Walter Woodyard
Mrs. Woodyard
W. C. Biddulph
C. 3. Miller
Fourth Street West
Quinct
M. JL. Stokes
Floyd Selensky
Clinton, Ta
Dinner Program Planned by Philathea Class at Westminster
The Philathes class of Westminster Presbyterian church plans a home-coming dinner at 6 30 p m tomorrow to welcome teachers back for fall and winter activities. A program with a special speaker is arranged. Decorating committee includes Misses Marie Miller Louise Miller and Anita Fentiman.
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Philathes
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Marie Miller
Louise Miller
Anita Fentiman
Sons of Union Veterans Install Officers and Dance
The Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War will hold a public installation of officers at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Memorial Hall followed by a dance. The auxiliary meets in the afternoon. A card party by Crescent No. 17 and a Patriarchs Militant card party are scheduled for tomorrow evening in Black Hawk Hall. Delphian Society Alpha Chapter 1 meets at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Society of First
Presbyterian Church
Mary
Kathryn Douphiry
Canton the Crescent
Black Hawk 1
O. O. F. Hall
Memorial Hall
Mary Melrose
D. A. R. Ginner
W. R. Cole
Moose Hall
A. A. U. W—Woman’s Club
Sacred Heart Aid Society
Parisit
P.T. A
Washington Irving School
Sons of Union Veterans of the
Auxiliary
Cannon the Crescent
Patriarchs Militant
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Black Hawk 10
Delphian Society—Alpha Chapter
YW. GC. A
Church Guild Meetings Schedule For Graves Memorial and Presbyterians
Church notices list multiple meetings at Graves Memorial United Brethren and First Presbyterian churches. A matrons class will meet at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Mrs. W. W. Anderson’s home with luncheon hosted by Mrs. John George. Lydia society gathers tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Kathryn and Mary Doughtry’s home with several hostesses. Jean Morrison circle of First United Presbyterian plans tonight at Mrs. G. D. McDowell’s home. Group One of First United Presbyterian to meet tomorrow evening with Mrs. A. W. Linde. Alphas guild of First Presbyterian sets 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at Mrs. CO. W. Robertson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Clut
Russell-Lamson
B. Q
H. G.worthey
J. D. Paston
Natural Music Club
W. W. Gallup
Daughters of Isabella
Black's Iaroom
Hall
Jean Morrison
United Preschertand Church
G. D. Mc Jowell
Epworth League
Diden M. E
United Presbyterian Church
A. W. Linde
Alpha Guild
First
Presbyterian Church
GC W Robertson
B. of
L. F
Alpha Delphian
V. Auxiliary
United Brethren Church
W. W. Anderson
M. B. A. Lodge
Mooscall
Harmony
First Presbyterien Church
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
John George
Lydia Society of First, Presbyterian Church
Kathryn
Mary Doughtry
First United Presbyterian Church
G. D. McDowell
Alphas Guild
First Presbyterian Church
CO. W. Robertson
Hints in Beauty Care from a Wardrobe of Odd Tips
A collection of odd, outdated beauty hints covers nails, hair, skin, and facial care. It includes crude remedies, DIY mixtures, and advice on ingrown nails, hair curling, and facial sagging with unclear instructions and questionable ingredients. The tone imitates a home remedy column with practical, if peculiar, guidance.
Linden Church Plans Busy Week of Activities
Linden Methodist Episcopal church outlines a week of events led by the Epworth League prayer meetings in the parlors at 7 and 8 pm, a Sunday School board session with Rev and Mrs Yates, a Christmas program plan, collage prayer at Mrs E Smith’s home, official board at the parsonage, a postponed sociable due to school night, Ladies Aid Thursday, and a Friday Epworth League party with library books for admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Methodist. Episcopal Church
Linden Epworth League
Joseph Yates
E. Smith
Black Street
Linden Sociable
Ladies’ Aid Society
George Gould
Epworth League
W R C calls regular meeting and thimblebee plans
The Woman's Relief corps will hold a regular business session at Memorial hall Friday at 2 30 p m with balloting and initiation. Further Bazar plans for December 10 will be discussed. An all day thimblebee will be held Wednesday at the hall with Airs Averice Gilley Mrs Laura Ganz and Mrs Ida Alderman in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Averice Gilley
Laura Ganz
Ida Alderman
Mardelle Guyer Celebrates Ninth Birthday Party
Mrs HF Guyer hosted 18 children at her home Saturday afternoon for Mardelle Guyer ninth birthday anniversary. The party featured games and a luncheon served by the hostess with help from her mother Mrs J D Crozier and Mrs K A Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mardelle Guyer
HF. Guyer
Mardelle
J.D. Crozier
K. A Myers
City in Brief: Waterloo Wristlet Notes and Visits
A collection of short items from Waterloo area society news. Residents and visitors named include A M C A building ad at Buchanan's, A L Highsmith of Granite City visiting his mother in Waterloo, Mrs George McGonigal. Chicagoan Mrs Henry Graff visiting brother James Henderson. Rock Island agent J C McHugh in town. Mrs Fred Trost traveling to Dubuque for a Rumford Baking Powder show. W W Lytle recovering after minor surgery in Presbyterian hospital. John J Rogers of Otto Hisenlohr & Bros visiting Waterloo distributor Smith Lichty & Hillman. Monica Wente pledged to Delta Delta Delta at Millikin. Mrs C J Miller returning from funeral in Quincy. Public chicken supper Tuesday at Universe Parish House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Highsmith
Granite City
George MrGonigal
Mobile Street
Henry Graff
Chicago
James L. Henderson
Park Avenue
J. C. McHugh
Rock Island Railroad
Waterloo
Fred Trost
Dawson Street
Dubuque
Rumford Baking Powder Company
W. W. Lytle
Second ‘Street West
Presbyterian Hospital
John J. Rogers
Philadelphia
Otto Hisenlohr 4. Bros
Minkers
Cinco Cigars
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co
Monica Wente
Saxon Street
Delta Delta Delta
James Millikin
University
Decatur
Millikin
Legion Post Outlines New Program for Community Service
Becker-Chapman Post Commander A. Zimmerman releases nine recommendations to sustain leadership in community service. Plans include rewarding high school merit, forming a post vocal group, a junior baseball league, financing band operations, taxation for band funding, closer auxiliary cooperation, maintaining the ice rink, enlarging the band and bugle corps, and continued state recognition. Ralph McGinnis lauds the post as outstanding in Iowa for activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
A. 4
Zimmerman
Becker-Chapman Post
Iowa
Hippodrome
Ralph McGinnis
Towa
Newcomer Joe Rosenfeld Promoted to Palais Royal Manager
Joe Rosenfeld of Des Moines has been promoted to manager of the Palais Royal ladies ready to wear store at 206 Fourth Street East. He was moved here with his family and they now reside at Walnut Court apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Rosenfeld
Des Moines
Palais Royal Ladies
Fourth Street East
Walnut Court Apartments
West schools post new nine hundred? six weeks rise
West schools had 166 more pupils at the end of the first six weeks than a year earlier. Superintendent Charles A. Kittrell announced figures showing 1927 3 488 and 1928 3 322 with the senior high school up about 4 percent. Edison gains were smaller as BB grade moved to Sloane Wallace and two junior high schools opened. Annexes at Lowell and Edison remained to ease crowding.
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West Schools
Charles A. Kittrell
Edison
Sloane Wallace
Lowell
Cardinals Pick McKechnie to Lead 1928 Team
Sam Breadon announced Bill McKechnie will manage the St. Louis Cardinals next season after deposing Bob O’Farrell. O’Farrell signs a 1928 player contract with a 5000 pound salary increase. Philadelphia also names Bert H Shotten as McInnis successor as Phillies manager. Burglary at Sutton’s feed store yields pennies as only loot after rear window entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Bob O'Farrell
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill McKechnie
Sam Breadon
O'Farrell
Breadon
Philadelphia
John iStully
McInnis
National League Baseball Club
Bert H. Shotten
St. Louis Nationals
Apple tree at Glen Cove bears 39 varieties
In Glen Cove James Holloway states his apple tree, long a subject of grafting, now bears 39 varieties. The tree stands in his orchard and represents a remarkable horticultural achievement.
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Glen Cove
James Holloway
MELLO GLO new French process skin powder ad
Lauverman s promotes MELLO GLO powder claiming a smooth non drying finish that won t clog pores resists perspiration and stays on longer framed as a beauty enhancement for all weather use and youth preserving skin care in a vintage advertisement tone
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauverman’'s
Waterlog Evening Carries PATTERNS
Waterlog Evening offers patterns from the Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterlo to supply tack pattern. Enclose 15 cents for pattern. Orders filled as 188 possible, reach in ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Seydel brothers rise as three majors in wartime service
The Seydel family lineage of military service reaches three brothers all named Fred Frank and Harry Seydel, each commissioned major or captain during World War I and now serving or returning to reserve roles. Pred Seydel, oldest, joined West Point 1902 and rose through coast artillery and aviation, with a noted plane achievement in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Seydel
Waterloo Brothers
Seydel
Morris M. Seydel
Second Street West
Fred
Coast Artillery
Frank
Harry
United States
Seydels
Fred Seydel
Sta
San Diego
Cal
University of Town
Chicago
France
Agai
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Washington, D. C
Army Reserve
Chemical
National Board of Fire Underwriters
New York
West Pointer
Pred
University of Iowa
West Point
Coast Artillery Division
Army
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