Marriage of Byr Della Violet Sankey to George Richard Feely
Mrs E J Sankey of 119 Arevle Street Kansas City announces the October 10 marriage of her daughter Byr Della Violet Sankey to George Richard Feely son of Mr and Mrs T Ferry of 441 Florence Street. The bride attended East Heel school and resided at Astor Place 1035 Troost Ave. The ceremony took place in Kansas City with a reception and district events listed in the social column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Sankey
Arevle Street
Kansas City
Byr Della Violet
George
Richard Feely
Ferry
Florence Street
Ates
East Heel
Feast
Mu'slclen
Can Consors and
Cage Musical College
Acre
Kansas
Astor Place
Central School Art Exhibit Nears Closing Tonight
Central School hosts a color reproductions exhibit featuring old and modern masters with favorites like The Windmill and The Gleaners among many. A closing program with readings, solos, and student biographical explanations accompanies the final viewing hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Mrs C F E Quivey Visiting Here With Daughter
Mrs. C F E Quivey and her daughter Marvel are visiting. Miss Quivey, known as a dancer and motion picture actress, was in New Lives for Old with Betty Compson. A dancing party honoring Miss Quivey will be held at the Bing home tomorrow evening for about 20 guests. quivey party guests are expected for about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude E. Gllivey
Marvel
Los Angeles
Hymres
Guyer
S. A. Bing
Mary Palmer
Miss Quivey
Betty Compson
Harry Kelley
W. D. McMillan
Donald Bing
Bing
P T A Meeting Highlights Lowell School Program
Charles A. Kittrett led a Lowell school PTA gathering detailing the new letter and citizenship grading system. Pupils performed a health play by fifth and sixth graders, with dolls, songs, and two-part numbers. A teachers’ quartet, Armistice week reading, and a talk on dental health followed. over 159 patrons attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Kittrett
West District
Parent-Teacher Association of
Lowell
Edwin Boardman, Jr
Driss Clela McCullough
DeGeeter and Schweiger Wed at Charles City
Loletta DeGeeter and Lester M. Schweiger wed at St. Cecelia church in Charles City. Rev. Father Collins officiated at 9 am. Attendants were Amelia Schweiger and Joseph DeGeeter. A four course breakfast followed at the bride’s parents’ home near Orchard. The couple will reside with Schweiger’s parents after a trip to Eagle Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Sprotad
Charles City
Loletta DeGeeter
Lester M. Schweiger
St. Cecella Church
Father Collins
Amelia Schweiger
Joseph DeGeeter
Orchard
Eagle Center
Waterloo Camp Royal Neighbors to Celebrate July–December
Royal Neighbors Waterloo Camp plans a 7:30 p.m. birthday party after a 4 p.m. celebration at P hall to honor members with anniversaries during July to December. Program features include ukulele by Mary Bradley and Thelma Stibler, vocal solos by Claire Elliott, piano by Clarice Kendall, Hawaiian guitar by Helen O Lear, and reading by Frances Ess linger. Surprise seven families from East Waterloo township visited Mr and Mrs James L Griffith in Barclay township for a picnic. Mrs Griffith’s parents stayed overnight and visited at Mr Mary Owens’ Dunkerton home. Dinner hosts Mr and Mrs Joseph Schumann entertained 16 friends with gifts from J P Olesen, Burr Ransom, and 2y Olesen. BE of L EL A will hold its card party for Pan the B of Ll F and EB on the last eve ning 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Camp
Royal Neighbors
Tomorow
P. Hall
Mary Bradley
Thelma Stibler
Claire Elliott
Clarice Kendall
Helen O'Lear
Frances Esslinger
Waterloo
James L. Griffith
Barclay Township
Josephj Schumann
Floré Ransom
J. P. Olesen
Burr Ransom
2Y Olesen
Mrs Heinen Hosts Two Pretty Bridge Parties in Rockford
Mrs W H Cooper and Miss Virginia Pedicord host a bridge evening at the home of Mrs Heinen with a guest list including Mmes Clark Northey Sibert Goettsch Merrill Lichty Burtight Howell Hagerman Lewis Huntington Thu Mary Allen Kiester Reddington and Misses Huntington Thu Mary Allen. A bridge luncheon tomorrow will feature Miss Lucille Huntington as hostess with guests including Mrs Van Eman Goerttsch Pike Braden Northey Hagerman Sibert Lichty and Miss Thull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millicent Clark Heinen
Rockford
W. H. Cooper
Virginia Pedicord
Bridge
Mmes
J. A. Clark
Edward Northey
Harold Sibert
Harold Goettsch
Ruth Merrill Lichty
Claude Burtight
Paul Howell
George Hagerman
Peggy Lewis
Lucille Huntington
Frances Thu Mary
Dorothy Allen
Kathryn Kiester
Alice Reddington
N Heinen
Farewell Social Functions Honor Miss Ruth Adams
Miss Ruth Adams of 709 Kern street departs for Washington D C after a series of farewell parties hosted by Miss Elsie Errichson and Mrs Alvie Allen who presented her with gifts. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Adams and a former stenographer for several law firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Adams
Kern Street
Washington, D. C
Elsie Errichson
Alvie Allen
Miss Adams
R. E Adams
East High Ool
F. W. Edwards
Sager, Sweet & Edwards
Sager, Sweet & Sager
George J. Sager
Jy Court
Air Corps
Mrs. Rath Hosts Weekend Visit for Miss Agan
Mrs. Howard Rath will preside at a 1 o'clock luncheon Saturday in Black's room to honor Miss Helen Agan of Glenwood Iowa who will be her guest over the weekend. Covers will be laid for Mrs. Leo Cohrt, Ray Paul, Ben Howrey, G. H. Hespers, A. D. Dorell, Arthur Hanson, Reuben Rath, John Sweeney and Misses Dorothy Black, Ruth Rath, Adela Damge, Marilouise Caughlan, and Helen Miller Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Rath
Black's
Wearoom
Helen Agan
Glenwood
Isachel Et Newton
Mmes
Leo Cohrt
Ray Paul
Ben Howrey
G. H. Hespers
A. D. Dorell
Arthur Hanson
Reuben Rath
John Sweeney
Dorothy Black
Ruth Rath
Adela Damge
Marilouise Caughlan
Helen Miller
Cedar Falls
Young People's Club Entertainment at School Hall
Forty members of the Young People's club were entertained at a school hall party last evening featuring cards and dancing. Music was provided by Florence Roth, Lillian Cameron, Genevieve Shannon, and Leona Henney. A luncheon was served by Margaret Keegan, Ethel Schuetz, Leona Henney, Lillien Cameron, and Virgil Masterson. Judge John W. Guynne will speak at a Parent Teacher Association meeting in the Emerson building tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John's Young People’s Club
Florence Roth
Lillian Cameron
Genevieve Shannon
Leona Henney
Margaret Keegan
Ethel Schuetz
Lillen Cameron
Virgil Masterson
John W. Guynne
Emerson
Miss Hi
Will Trs
Lews Vollenwreo
St. Doecard
Hints in Beauty Care Letter Writing
Fragmentary OCR hints discuss beauty and skin care, suggesting adjustments in routines and the role of digestion in skin health. It mentions avoiding harshness, consulting specialists, and the idea that treatments improve with consistency and proper care.
Church group activities and new members noted in Otterbein and Lutheran parishes
Otterbein guild met at Misses Vinla and Mira Pierce with 24 members and 1 guest Miss Ro Wena Weller. Six new members joined. Plans were made for a Thanksgiving breakfast. Circle six of First Lutheran Missionary Society outlined months of work. two new members were received. Quilts will be tied next Wednesday. hosting duties by Mrs August Johnson. Trinity Lutheran and Central Christian church groups reported new members and upcoming events. dinners and officer elections planned. Westminster Westminster Presbyterian held a third missions session with supper. Home Makers class at First Presbyterian announced picnic luncheon and assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterbein Guild of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Vinla
Mira Pierce
Ro] Wena Weller
Jessie Dawson
Florence Emerson
Gladys Ohrt
Tinda Jensen
Clara Linder
Mildred Hites
Marie Barkhurst
Christ
First Lutheran 3 Missionary Society
Martin Barth
August Johnson
Clyde Welch
Jay A. Fratzke
William Buchner
Guild of Trinity American Lutheran Church
Herbert, Britzman
al Hagar
Club Notes Schedule Mixed Meetings Detailing Plans
Club notes show multiple meetings arranged for tomorrow and yesterday. Ann and Mrs Joseph Hersfall guest at one session while Mrs ON J Tiedemann and Ayme partake in another. Mrs Arthur O Tink hosts tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Paul Morehouse. Several names appear amid a chaotic recap of music, favors, and attendees including Arnold Noemecek and Nemoceg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medger Club
Ayme
ON. J. ‘Tiedemann
AL .P
Paul Morehouse
KR. B. G
Csekstons
Mero Arnold Noemecek
Mrat Ftery Rakin
Vest
Nemoceg
O. E. 8 Chapter Hears Reports at Its Meeting
About 200 members and visitors attended the O E S meeting last evening at Masonic hall. Delegates from Wisconsin California and various Lews chapters heard reports from the grand chapter session in Des Moines including the pageant formal opening initiatory and installation services. A program by West High violin quartet followed and plans were announced for a dance and initiations at the Masonic temple with a supper and playlet preceding. Yeomen Rowena circle will be entertained tomorrow at 2 p m at the home of Mrs Claude Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witerioo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic
T. L. Wheeler
Waterloo
John Miller
Nettle Blenis
West High Violin Quartet
Mildred Luce
Maxine Kessler
Margaret Gallup
Missy le- Veta Anderson
Virginia Troup
W. F. Schrag
Yeomen-Rowena Circle
Claude Anderson
Nominations for West Directors Greater Waterloo
The nominating committee named three vacancies on the west side board of the Greater Waterloo association. Nominees include W F Schrag Campbell Baking Co H E Dunkelberg Leeper Cropper C Butler Galloway Carleton Walker Walker Schubert Lumber Co and others. Terms expiring are Bruce Gates Kirk Stewart and T M Buchanan. East side report pending. Directors meet at Hotel Russell Lamson to vote on Chamber referendum No 80 on corporation taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Schrag
Campbell Baking Co
H.E. Dunkelberg
Dunkelberg, Leeper & Cropper Inc
C. E. Butler Galloway Company
BR. W. Waite
Waterloo Savings Bank
Sidney Smith
Quest & Smith
Carleton Walker
Walker-Schubert Lumber ,Company
West Side
Greater Waterloo Association
D. J. Walker
D. A. Hanson
Bruce Gates
Kirk Stewart
T. M. Buchanan
East Side
Hotel Russell~Lamson
United States Chamber of Commerce
Snow Fences Go Up Along County Roads
County workmen under County Engineer W. D. Johnston distribute snow fencing along highways most in need. Fences will be erected ahead of the storm by Storm Hing as icy weather looms, with officials aiming for installation before ground freezes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Johnston
City in Brief shows local notices and appointments
Names and moves populate the brief with Mrs. E P Hulett heading to Chicago for weeks, Charles J Strube returning from a two week visit, and G R Spensley speaking on business conditions in Philadelphia at Waterloo Advo club. Detective Ralph Davis and Willam Larkins head to Fort Madison over a lewd act case, while NAACP officers in Mobile organize a meeting. J B Clay leads Clay Equipment with stock issuance and 3 percent dividend, as Jetu H Mayer Tetar is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Hulett
Fourth Street West
Chicago
Charles J. Strube
Wellington Street
Sioux City
G. R. Spensley
Model Laundry Company
Waterloo
Advo
Philadelphia
Black
Ralph Davis
Willam H. Larkins
Fort Madison
Larkins
Antal
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Mobile
Albany
R. A. Broyles
W. H. Jennish
Waterloo Phot Company, Inc
Buffalo
WN. C
Hotel Statler
Clay Equipment Corporation
Cedar Fidls
J. B. Clay
Jetu
H. Mayer Tetar
Laymen Mission Movement Rejuvenated in Waterloo
Waterloo church leaders convene at M G A dining room at 6 15 pm to hear plans for the Laymen Missionary convention set for Cedar Rapids November 28 29 and 30 A renewed revival of the movement follows its interlude of eight to ten years with roots in Waterloo led by James Black and now backed by a committee including Charles Altstadt W R Jameson and J R Vaughan to promote local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
James Black
New Orleans
Charles Altstadt
W. R. Jameson
J. R Vaughan
West Junior High Plans Parents Night For Education Week
West Junior High announces a Parents Night event as part of National Education Week. Principal Ruth Upde graft says the auditorium program will feature Forrest C. Ensign of University of Town addressing parents, with separate activities for Junior High classes and model lesson plans in each team. The school enrollment includes 160 seventh and eighth graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Junior High School
Ruth Updegraft
Junior High
Senior High
Forrest c. Ensign
University of Town
Junior Bign
Waterloo Sunday School Supt Association Plans Year
The Waterloo Sunday School Superintendents Association met at the Y M C A and set the upcoming year's program with changes from last year. The December meeting will be a Christmas party for superintendents and wives with a tree jingle bells and Santa Claus. The party is set for the second Wednesday in December. Winter meetings include a January countywide gathering and a methods school with the Black Hawk County Council of Religious Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Sunday School Superintendents' Association
Black Hawk County
Church School Plans Set Across Months
In February a business meeting is planned and in March a countywide workers meeting follows. A further business gathering is scheduled in April and another in May to set plans for the Summer Church school.
Green and Gold Portrait Earns Praise at Des Moines Exhibition
Alma Held of Waterloo associated with University of Iowa portraits in the Imxa Art Guild show at Des Moines Public Library. Her two portraits and a landscape received favorable Des Moines critics remarks. Held, daughter of Bertha Held, teaches in the University art department and is a West High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Alma Held
Bertha Held
Eighth Street
Imxa
Lehicn
Des Moines
Miss Held
Pone
University of Iowa
Art Deicce
West High School
Coast Auto Crash Kills W. W. Cooper Near Scotia
A report from California states W. W. Cooper, manager of Byron Fly Fishy Summers and Alameda swimmer, died when his car plunged an embankment near Scotia. Two companions named O'Brien and Dewry survived with minor injuries. Cooper's mother and sister reportedly live in Prescott, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
W. W Cooper
Byron Fly Fishy Summers
Alameda
Scotia
Bureka
Cooper
Prescot
O'Brien
Dewry
Portrait of Ruth Elder Sells for 1450 at Auction
Olive Snell’s portrait of Ruth Elder sold to Joseph Schenck of United Artists for 1450 in a lively auction aboard the U S Aquitania. Elder and co pilot Halderman appeared in enthusiasm as the painting, shown yesterday, depicted the aviatrix’s strong features and beauty. Sentence set for Dec 30 on Liken plea of guilty to illegal transportation of intoxicating liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Aquitania
United Press
Olive Snell
Ruth Elder
Joseph Schenck
United Artists Corporation
Miss Elder
Halderman
Touis Liken
R. W. Hasner
E. H. Abel
Spring Creek Township
Lommel to Attend Independent Oil Chiefs Meeting in Chicago
A. L. Lommel president of the Independent Oil Men's Association and Barth Shepherd Oil Company left for Chicago to attend the State Executives Club congress at the Congress hotel. The club comprises executives of independent oil firms from across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lommel
Independent Oil Chiefs
Chicago
A. L. Lommel
On Independent Oil Men's Association
Barth Shepherd Oil Company
State Executives Club Congress
Con
Stess
Independent Air Men's Association
United States
Forty Divorces Dismissed Under Rule Forty
Judge G W Wood struck from the calendar 40 divorce suits under rule No 3. Equity actions may be automatically dismissed if not tried within two years. Costs faxed to plaintiffs range from 3d to $60. Most dismissals due to reconciliations and resumed marital relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wood
Militia Hoofers Dance Into Jail
Members of Company B One Hundred Thirty-third National Guard were jailed for missing drill to attend a dance. Captain Foarde warned of summary court martial if they repeat the offense. Dietz and Winsor, released next morning, face possible two weeks in county jail on future violations. Fred C. Sloan, barber exam board president, oversees northeastern Iowa entrance tests in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Dietz
Duryea Street
Land
EB. Winsor
Front Street
Co. B
One
Foarde
National Guard
Dietz
Winsor
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Geo. R. Feely
Society
Wc. T. UL
Irst Evangelical Church
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Maoseheart
Moose Hall
L. FE
L. F
E. Hall
Blue Tangle League
W. CG
al Freset
Personality Glasses
Association—S. of
Jill
Waterloo Club
Yeomen
Anderson
Arthur
O Fink
Child Conservation
Kilkare
Joseph All
James McNeil
Gleaners
cMilety
Breton
Alexander
Reghault
le Rolle
Amalf Monastery
Amala
Italy
Halsdac
Gainsborough
Pothast
Kusines
Dnnes
Wachlel
Gustave Weigand
Forest
George A. Trawler
Connecticut Hills
Foster
Alberti
Payton
Vincent
Waugh
Wendt
Margenovich
Dory
Amick
Edith Reany
Florence Blough
Paul Stapella
Alice Marie Lucht
Ora McEwen
Joanne Lowrie
James Gordon
June Gordon
Alice Bellinger
Eleanor Rickhoff
Audrey Stevens
dJvonne Lowrie
Mooseheart Legion—Lodge
Armistice Dex
Loletta DeGeeter and
L. M. Schweiger
Mrs. Heinen
Mrs. Howard Rath
Young People’s Club
Church News
Loyal Women's Bible Class
Central Christian Church
O. J. Conery
First Methodist, Episcopal Church
Am i
W. A. Cook
G. B. Butler
Calatilier
Schonaf
Westminster Presbyterian‘church
Mienie
Epmsby Etiam
Morrey
Ernest Niel
Halliday
Charlotte Bontoo
Elias
Cing
Temorrow
Ann
Joseph Hersfall
G. PR. Club
Arthur O. Tink
O. E
Greater Waterloo
Buchanan's
M.C. A. Bldg
C. R. Parley
West Junior High
Moalyneug
W. K. Vanderbilt
Ala Held
Lowan
Coast
Ruth
Pace Ginger
Hy Smid, Mickiy & Millman Coy
Duc Enses
the Royal Furrier
St Arross
Sip Dritt
S Rineares TM
LD Geauty Shoppi Sero
Fur Coat Insurance
Herman C. Miller Co
Insurance Service
W. 5Th St
Evening Courier Patterns
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Twaterloo
Plenas
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