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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1919
Page
3
The wedding of Minnie Upmeyer and Henry Webberking was held Wednesday evening at the bride’s parents’ home in Solon, Iowa. Albert Wabberking read the service, with Mendelssohn played. couple to honeymoon east then reside in Waterloo.
A reader Q A explains how to obtain high arched thin brows by shaving and grooming. It covers shaving, clipping misaligned hairs, pulling stray brows with tweezers, and shaping with fingers plus a touch of mucilage to keep the arch smooth for hours.
Members of Central Christian church official board will entertain Miss Tima Martin choir director Miss Neva Ellsworth pianist and choir members at a 2 o'clock dinner this evening. A M Haggard state rotary for Central Christian will also attend. Proceeds of the New England supper at First M E Church Tuesday evening benefit the Armenian orphan adopted by the Lana Webb class.
Mrs. Fred Bross acted as hostess for the Silent club yesterday afternoon with social time and piano selections by Mrs. Jay Jones. New members James J. C. Knapp, Ross Worrell and Ella Troestler were admitted. Hosts Mrs. J. O'Neil and Mrs. H. E. Hance assisted, while Mrs. F. H. Larkin and L. Auringer entertained the P. T. elut. Five hundred.
Guests and club gatherings fill an evening with dancing cards and contests as Cedar Valley societies host neighbors. A Hillsboro craftsman builds a micro engine from compressed air, three quarters of an inch long, weighing 2.5 grains, while large industrial valves dwarf such toy devices in size and scale.
Ocean Island in the Pacific, five miles around, hosts rich phosphate deposits. A New Zealand copper and Australian capitalists group formed a company to mine the fields with 2,000 natives employed and a native population of 500. The island’s land remains largely native, with a sixpence per ton royalty paid to the natives, funded by the British government for their benefit.
Ruth Cameron celebrates autumn's regal color in nature urging readers to see the season as a living spectrum. She contrasts autumn with spring, noting purples and crimsons as autumn signatures while pinks and whites lean springlike, and muses on nature's broader beauty and the universe’s possible further expressions.
Surrounded by weeds and under brush a four room cottage in St. Joseph Missouri once lived Tessie James the bandit. A 15 cent visit allows viewing the room where Jesse James was shot by Bob Ford on April 3 1882. Few visitors come now and locals say the place struggles to stay relevant. Hereford cattle sale slated for Tuesday at Cedar Falls fairgrounds with Elmhurst farm owners E R Rousselow and Son preparing stock for sale to breeders from Waterloo Cedar Falls.
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