Miss Thelma Burhans Bride in Cedar Heights Ceremony
Miss Thelma Burhans daughter of Mr and Mrs Amos Burhans Cor Gar Heights married James Bollerup son of Mr and Mrs Jensen Bollerup Ringkobing Denmark at 4 p m in Cedar Heights Community church. Rev A Laurie officiated in front of close family. Supper at the house followed. The couple plan a trip later. Bollerup is a livestock broker. The bride attended Cedar Tally Hugh school and worked as a stenographer with Hartlea Shepherd Co. The ceremony featured chrysanthemum decorations and an orchid bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges
Bollerup
Cedar Tally Hugh School
Heer
Burwyn
Hartlea- Shepherd. of Company
Elizabeth Wilson Talks on World Y W C A Work
Elizabeth Wilson spoke at a World Fellowship dinner with over 100 representatives from YWCA departments. She described the organization’s global reach and its response to local needs in women’s vocations and leadership, referencing her eight years in India and a leadership training school she organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
World Fellowship
Association
Elizabeth Wilson
Lathe Wilson
India
Iight
Miss Wilson
Rts Ro
YY. W. CG. A
H. Abbas
Maxine Clow
Alice Smoker
East High School Friendship Club
Virginin
Troup
Dorothy Holmes
Della Hitech
Ralph Eickelberg
Waterloo
Helen Maynard Hosts Pretty Parties for Wedding Guest
Miss Helen Maynard, soon to wed Frank Boughton of Evanston, is honored with a series of social events. Audrey Reed and Maxine Lamson plan a luncheon and bridge at Hotel Russell with guests including Mrs Harold Lansing and Ruth Mattison among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Maynard
Frank Boughton
Evanston
Audrey Reed
Maxine Lamson
Hotel Russell Lamson
Mmes
Harold Lansing
Minneapolis
Minn
Reuben Miller
Kirk Gross
Ruth Mattison
Winston-Salem
S. C
Katherine Farwell
Helen Menges
India Pickett
Katherine Ortick
Josephine Lumry
Dorothy Lumry
Darlene Decker
P. L. Bryant
Miss Maynard
Maxine
Samson
Katherine
Graham
Marilouise
Caughlan
Kings Daughters Attend Silver Tea and Musicale
Forty members of the Kings Daughters gathered yesterday afternoon for a musicale tea held under the Silver Cross circle. Hosts included Mrs. Mayme Gallagher with assistants Miss Mira Pierre Mrs. R H Murphy and Mrs J H Easley. Dining room duty by Mrs F L Schoel and Mrs B F Mowbray. program chaired by Mrs L Rambson. Performances featured Mary Sommers Meyers from Maddigan School of Music with readings and songs and Miss Alice Vaughn offering two piano pieces Valse Chromatique and A Perfect Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
P. H. Swain
Silver Cross Circle
Mayme Gallagher
Mira Pierre
R. H. Murphy
J. H Easley
F. L. Schoel
B. F Mowbray
L. ©. Ransom
Clyde Welch
Mary Sommers Meyers
Maddigan School of Music
Alice Vaughn
Mrs Goswiller Hosts Card Party at Home
Mrs Paul Goswiller entertained yesterday afternoon at cards in her home. The guest list included Mines, Joseph Griffith, F J Zimmerman, Ray Webber, Frank Oberle, Thomas Vincent, Carleton Buckley, Alvie Allen, George Smele, Fred Doherty, Jesse Peterson, John Joyce, Hess Heathershaw, Clem Biddulph, Frank Middleton, and B H Claven of Waterloo along with Mrs George Minor and Mrs Frances Euritt of Cedar Falls. Refreshments were served. Favors were awarded to Mrs Allen and Mrs Minor. Dinner at Black's tearoom last evening laid out for Miss Gladys Patterson, Irma Washer, Vern Wilson, Eleanor Meffert, Edna Carter, Anna Bohan, Marian Boxler, Nelle Corrigan, Florence Wilks, Blanche Watts, Hilda Gosse, Martha Moseley, Marjorie Harinett, Sybil Seitz, Lulu Green, Anna Ludtke, Agnes Neuhi lsen and Juanita Muller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Goswiller
Mines
Joseph Griffith
F. J. Zimmerman
Ray Webber
Frank Oberle
Thomas Vincent
Carleton Buckley
Alvie Allen
George Smele
Fred Doherty
Jesse Peterson
John Joyce
Hess Heathershaw
Clem Biddulph
Frank Middleton
B. H. Claven
Waterloo
George Minor
Frances Euritt
Cedar Falls
Allen
Minor
Black
Gladys Patterson
Irma Washer
Vern Wilson
Eleanor Meffert
Edna Carter
Anna Bohan
Marian Boxler
Nelle Corrigan
Florence Wilks
Blanche Watts
Hilda Gosse
Martha Moseley
Marjorie Harinett
Sybil Seitz
Lulu Green
Anna Ludtke
Agnes Neuhilsen
Juanita Mller
Rainbow Shower Honors Miss Leckington Before Wedding
A Rainbow Shower at Miss Lellington's home honors Miss Maxine Leckington and preludes her upcoming marriage to Edgar Rodetfer of Greeley Colorado. Guests include Mrs Lewis Leckington and Mrs John Sadler with several others. Rainbow decor and chrysanthemum motifs featured a pot of gold prize basket as gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Leckington
Edgar Rodetfer
Greeley
Colo
Eva Aint Neva Meyer
Pauline Horton
Lillian Smelser
Miss Smelser
Miss Leckington
Bernice Crowell
Letty Brace
J. B. Meyer
George Smelser
Lewis Leckington
John Sadler
A. G. Black
Fern Jones
Harvey Meyer
Esther Schmidt
Iris Nelson
Dorothy Bondurant
Wilma Meyer
Mrs Birney Allen Reads Club Paper at Cedar Heights
Cedar Heights Woman's club met with about 25 members. President Mrs. Sutcliffe chaired. They voted to send 5 to the Des Moines orphans' home. Birney Allen presented a paper on Out-of-Door Etiquet stressing manners and respect for others. Three musical readings followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
J. G. Brinkerhof
James Whitcomb Riley
Douglas Malloch
Nevin
Alta Carney and Hugh Wright announce December wedding
Mrs. Nettle Carney hosts a shower at 1015 Randolph Street for Miss Alta Carney and Hugh G. Wright. The ceremony is planned for December 7 with about twenty guests, games, music, and luncheon by Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Carney. Miss Carney works at Prize's Permanent Ware. Mr. Wright is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Wright of 1910 Randolph Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettle Carney
RandAviph Street
Alta Carney
Hugh G. Wright
Thompson
Carney
Miss
Beauty Trends and Skin Tips From a Daily Column
The piece urges short hair for a youthful look and ease of styling, noting its popularity among women and the appeal of a slender, boyish crop. It also offers facial skin advice, recommending regular massage with cream, cold water finishes, and professional care if issues persist.
Club Notes Highlight Goldenrod and Many Society Gatherings
Multiple friendly clubs held meetings at member homes including Goldenrod and F O P with new member Mrs Anna White among attendees. Christmas party plans, gift exchanges, and luncheon events were announced, with prize winners and musical selections noted.
Education Board Members Honored by Teachers Club
East Waterloo Teachers club hosted Education Board members and wives at a six o clock Thanksgiving dinner at the Galloway club for 150 guests. Miss Bertha C Stites welcomed all as president and program chair, with musical performances and comments praising district work and school citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Educaion
East Waterloo Teachers Club
Galloway Club
Cnee
Bertha C. Stites
Ettabelle Storer
J. A. McEwen
CG. W. Elina
East District
Elmer R. Ritter
Boysen
Kline
Gwenn L. Gilbert
Kreisler
Wreaths Placed for Unknown Soldier by G F of W C
Washington D C November 18 the first floral tribute on the tomb of the unknown soldier in Arlington Cemetery came from the General Federation of Women's Clubs a chrysanthemum wreath with blue satin ribbon bearing the federation name. President Coolidge and top officials arrived after the tribute and Mrs Coolidge placed her offering. Earlier the federation laid a wreath on the San Martin monument in Judiciary Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Arlington National Cemetery
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Coolidge
Davis
Navy
Wilbur
Virgina White Speel
District of Columbia Federation of Women's Clubs
E. O. Leatherwood
Leatherwood
Representative Leatherwood
Utah
Church group plans Christmas events and bake sales
Central Christian divisions host meetings for Mrs. Geier and Mrs. Metzgar with plans for a Christmas party December 15 and a chicken pie supper December 1. Graves Memorial United Brethren Sisterhood schedules a December 21 party with gift exchanges and bake sales. First Lutheran Missionary Society prepares for a penny supper December 5 with new members joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Roy Metzgar
Fifwen
Georgian Ralph
Lillian Wilson
W. M.A. Cook
A. M. Heskins
Sisterhood of
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Leo Tarr
First Lutheran Missionary Society
J. W. Schmidt
Tf. T. Cochenour
Farmers Flock to Whoo-ey Day at Ames
About 1 000 farmers are expected at the Whoo-ey day event in Ames. John M. Evward heads the experiment station and will explain feeding 500 hogs on experimental rations. H. H. Kiltee and Dr T. M. Mugtes will address attendees at the Iowa State College station event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Towa
Towa State College Experiment Station
John M. Evward
H. H. Kiltee
T. M. Mugtes
Waterloo City News Briefs and Local Notices
Waterloo items report a canceled Waterloo Advertising Club meeting at Black's tearoom and a rescheduled gathering next Friday. Miss Jessica Jones leaves Waterloo to become art supervisor in Toulon Wisconsin. A gray and black rug is stolen from a car on Fifth Street East. Constable Louie Camtonwin visits Waterloo en route to a state hospital clinic. Railroad agents Knapp and Baker are in town visiting local freight offices. Thomas P. Shannon, 83, ill after prostate surgery at St. Francis Hospital. A transfer track repair between the Hastings Central and Great Western lines causes a derailment and later re-rail. Des Moines prepares for the Portotre Dame Drake game with Chicago Great Western round-trip rates. A rummage sale at 310 W 42nd St Friday and Saturday by First M. & Church. Chicken supper advertised for November 18 at Plymouth Congregational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessica Jones
J. P. Jones
Fourth Street
West
Toulon
Wis
Waterloo
Charles Pickens
Fifth Street
Louie Camtonwin
Webster City
Town City
State Hospital
J. ©. Knapp
N.Y
St. Francis Hospital
Haois Central
Great Western
Water Street
Sycamore
Illnois Central
Dr Fred J Clark resigns Eugene Congregational pastorate
Dr Fred J Clark former pastor of First Congregational Church in this city has resigned from the Eugene Oregon Congregational church past orate after moving from Waterloo nearly three years ago Details of the resignation are not known here He plans to enter lecturing and will continue to do some preaching after leaving his pulpit here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Clark
First Congregational Church
Eugene
Oregon
Waterloo
Clark
Operation to Save Dr Osborne In Iowa City
Dr Thomas Osborne of Mount Pleasant, superintendent of the Burlington conference of the Methodist church, will undergo an operation at University Hospital in Iowa City to attempt to save his life after a fall left him unconscious with a fractured skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Thomas Osborne
Mount Pleasant
Burlington
The
Methodist Church
University Hospital
Osborne
Methodist
Nichols
WSUI to Fight for Daylight Service
In a statement from Nov 18 Prof. E H Lauer manager of WSUT the station will resist the Federal Trade Commission proposal to restrict WSUT broadcasting after nightfall. He said every possible means will be used to retain daylight broadcasting privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
INS
Federal Trade Commission
WSUT
State University
E. H. Lauer
Many Waterloo Veterans Yet To Apply For Federal Bonus
In Waterloo many World War II veterans have not filed for the federal adjusted compensation bonus. The final filing date is January 1, 1978. The bonus pays $1 per service day in the U S and $1.25 for overseas service, affecting life insurance policies and schedules. Mrs. Worthen notes several deaths have occurred without full benefit potential. The Red Cross offers help with applications. 94 families received aid in October with 319 interviews conducted. Christmas bags for service members abroad were prepared by Girl Reserves at West High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
George B. Worthen
The
Red Cross
United States
Cuis
Worthen
Waterloo Federation of Women's Organizations
Black Hawk County
West High School
Waverly Man Given Fine and Jail Term on Liquor Charge
Ralph Boedeker was fined 300 dollars plus costs and sentenced to one year in county jail for liquor nuisance. The sentence is suspended during good behavior. Judge Co H. Kelley imposed the penalty in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finneier Special Sewer Waverly
Ralph Boedeker
Jhidge Co
H. Kelley
Mello-Glo Face Powder Debuts in Advert Claim
An advertisement touts MELLO-GLO a new face powder from Lauerman’s using a French process. It claims to reduce shine smooth pores and provide a pure fine finish and long wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauerman’s
Dream Realized as Waterloo Bakery Opens in 1930s
A large Waterloo reception celebrated Campbell Baking Company’s new $200,000 bakery on Commercial and Third streets. Bill Schrag, manager, shared his 20-year Waterloo dream and thanked local groups for support. Mayor, merchants, Lions Club, and Woman’s Club members praised the project and city prospects. A tour followed, with many staying late to watch the ovens and machinery. John G. Miller is away on business in North Dakota and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Schrag
Campbdell Baking Company
Waterloo
Bill
Bil
Bull
Third Streets
City
Glenn “A. ‘Tibbitts
Miller
Russell DeGon
Hetall Merchants Association
Wade Nelson
Lions Club
A. & Weishast
Woman's Club
John G. Miller
Frederick Street
North Dakota
Minnesota
Danderine Promises Relief For Acid Scalp Dandruff
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a cure for acid scalp and dandruff. It claims hair dullness, stringy strands, and frizz after curling fade with a few drops. The pitch promises softened, manageable hair for thirty five cents per bottle.
Sheriff Orders Sale Of Car From 1927 Liquor Case
Judge G W Wood signs the order directing sheriff to sell two Chevrolet sedans tied to John Kerwin after officers find 10 gallons of alcohol in Jack Corey driven vehicle. Collateral loan service holds a $114.96 lien. Also a permanent injunction against Isaac Bussey to restrain liquor law violations is ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Corey
John Kerwin
G. W. Wood
Collaterial Loan Service, Inc
Isaac Bussey
Falla Avenue
R. W. Travis
J. H. Meyers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thelma Burhans
James Bollerup
Society
Memorial Hall
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
Glee Club
Lutheran
Work of World Y. W. C. A
Charles F. Kurth
Helen Maynard
Mrs. Goswiller
Leckington
Birney Allen
Lend-a-Hand Guild
E. F. Rath
First Presbyterian Church
Lend-a- Hand
Frank Rath
George Ferguson
Matthews
D. O. V.—Daughters of Union Veterans of the
May Walker
Jessie J. K
Join ‘Trost
Goldenrod Club
Anna White
W. A. Meyerhof
D. F. Merriman
Frank Dirsa
Charles Brown
Merriman
James Edwards
Edwards
G. V. Bellinger
D. EB. Jacobs
Antecek Club
Edna Burd
Michigan Whs
Charles Burrington
Burd
D. H. Gregory
F. &. Tate
Joseph Koerner
Arthur Hickman
Mark Sorenson
Koemer
S A. Dudley
A. M. Sundby
Bridge Club
Robert Santman
Watton Cunningham
George H. Williarms
Beryl Tf. Richards
Florance Polter
Gertrude Hughes
Hughes
A M. Gerda
James Houghton
F. H. Scholl
Los Comedres Club
J. L. Carpenter
Education Board
Teachers Club
G. F
W. C
W. Chapman
Richard Halliburton
Ista Hey
Loyal Temperance Legion
Marrow
Church News
Old Society of the Central Christian Church
Frank Geier
Bertha McKee
C. L. Knode
H. W. Walker
Glen EB. Hallman
General Aid
M. M.smith
Ees
Buchanan's
M. OC. A
Waterloo Advertising Club
Black's
First M. &. Enurch
Plymouth Congregational Cauren
Oregon Church
Dr. Osborne
WSUI
Law
Ong Gay
Schrag
Sucheas
Hermon C. Miller
Greater ‘Waterloo
Florence A. Pfeffer
Proprietrix
Fheec
Riviera Theatre
Pirot
Ira Fer
Pickworth
Cocserieres
Kes
Peris Syling
Sabury
Chia
Plemas
Tacome
Couries
Courier
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Avame
Patter Mo
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