Friday Evening Socials At Local Halls And A Waterloo Wedding
Recital night at WW C A rooms and Pythian Sisters picnic followed by K of P session. Foreign Missionary supper at St Pauls. Henry Burns wedding to Florence Berry last night at 7:30 at family residence with Rev John Robertson McCartney officiating. Pink and white decorations, three course turkey dinner, bride in pink Irish lace gown, bride’s family ties to Waterloo life noted. Postnuptial home to 1114 Williston Ave. Birthday surprise and eighth anniversary luncheon for Mrs Albaugh. well-wishers and Fern plant gift. Mrs Lockwood farewell dinner hosted by Cedar Rapids young women. Reynolds portrait gift. Librarian farewell for Mrs Coen and welcome of Miss Runkle with games, telegram-writing, and piano numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha McCartney
WW. C. A
Pythian Sisters
P. Hall
A Missionary Society of
Henry Burns
Florence Berry
Martha Berry
Bertehaye
Bug
James C. Burns
John Robertson Mrcartney
First Presbyterian Church
Vaile
Ireland
Burns
Waterloo
James Blaeck Dey ‘Goods Company
Black Dry Goody Company
Williston Avenue
WL. McPherson
Marion
Ind
Charles Halaska
George Kreiman
Ed. Albaugh
Glen- Wood Avenue
Albaugh
Harry Culley
Durkerton
Lockwood
Grace M. EL
Yourg Business
IM. E. L
St. Paul’ ME. Church
Cedar Rapids
Toons
Lock
Charles Aven
Kern Streets
Mesdames Aldrich
Dryer and
Morris
N. Draper
Flory
Cutler-Coen
Veronica Gorman
Randolph Street
Runkle
Mary Brainard
Plormace Dewey
Mildred Hofwen
Florence Stines
Marge Stewart
Fortnightly Needlework Club Hosts Meeting in Hagerman
Mrs D H Gregory hosted Hagerman addition Fortnightly Needlework club with fancywork and chat. Officers elected: President Mrs Sidney Oudley, Vice Mrs Leonard Reed, Secretary Mrs Award Cowsell, Treasurer Mrs Alfred Pines. Luncheon by hostess and sister Mrs Harry Munger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Gregory
Manhard Street
Hagerman Addition
Frank Bernheisel
Sidney Oudley
Leonard Reed
Award Cowslell
Alfred Pines
Harry Munger
Piano Instruction Offered By Miss Marion T Ransier
Miss Marion T Ransier holds a Teachers Certificate and Artists Diploma from the New York Institute of Musical Art. She taught at The Damrosch School and later served as piano instructor. Studio 601 James Black Building. Phone 1226-DBlk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion T. Ransier
Tuaghers
New York Institute of Musical Art
Damrosch School
James Black
Courier Patterns Coupon Request for Courier Patterns
Readers are invited to obtain up-to-date Courier patterns by filling a coupon and sending it to the Haven Courier Fashion Department. Each pattern costs ten cents. patterns include seam allowances and are mailed within about ten days after order submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Final Day at Dairy Cattle Congress Program
Next Sunday marks the last day of the Dairy Cattle Congress with a full program. Exhibits open at nine. Morning concerts feature La Rue's Orchestra and Crown City quartet. Afternoon events include a joint performance, sacred concert, and a grand cattle parade.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Bates
la Rue
Exhibition Hall
Crown City Quartet
Hoe
Six Midshipmen Dismissed at Annapolis Naval Academy
Washington Oct 1 Secretary Daniels announced the dismissal of six midshipmen after the naval academy inquiry at Annapolis. Four others were suspended for one year without pay and fifteen were demoted to the next lower class as penalties. The action follows the Havering investigation findings in Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Daniels
Annapolis Naval Academy
Wiloon Guests at Cattle Show Steady Judging Ends
At the Waterloo dairy show the Guernsey division judging concluded with W W Marsh of Waterloo taking all prizes. Tomorrow 3 pm diplomas will be awarded in the arena. A minstrel by West Waterloo high school tops the evening program as the festival day draws strong crowds, with concerts and livestock parades on the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latile
Guernsey
W.W. Marsh
West Waterloo High School
la Rue
Conferfing Association
Grown City Quartet
Exhibition Hall
crown = Gity quartet
Jamen Wilson
United States Department of Agriculture
la True
Crown City
West Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
Estes
Waterloo
Jersey
Wade
Waterloo Jersey Farm
Ed Bruins
Fairwater
Wis
Henry Webster
Minneapolis
Mina
Detriot man kills mother then suicides over shortage
A Detroit area salesman, A James Glasscock, shot and killed his aged mother at their Jefferson Avenue home and then killed himself. Police say a note to an employer references shortages in his accounts amounting to several thousand dollars and his inability to meet obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Glasscock
Jefferson Avenue
Glasscock
Hoosier Beauty: National Step Saver at Panama-Pacific Fair
A fragment-sketched item touts Hoosier Beauty as a leading kitchen cabinet innovation. It highlights the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco and claims Hoosier Beauty as the finest, complete helper for kitchens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Hoosier
Gulf storm wipes towns off map and new east storm
Amateur observations report Gulf storm wiping Rigolets and Durbar near Mobile off the map. A tropical storm travels through the upper Ohio valley with a developing secondary storm in southeastern Virginia. Weather bureau orders storm warnings from Norfolk to Portland and on Chesapeake Bay and the Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Ohio Valley
Virginia
Ie Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Norfolk
Portland
Chesapeake Bay
Great Lakes
Port Kuren
Ogo
Louisiana
Jaly
Mexico
Miss Lilian O Connors Weekend Visit Reported
Miss Lilian O Connors spent the week end at the home of her parents in Raymond. Miss Bertha Hogan visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs Mike Jungen was taken to St Francis hospital for an operation Monday, which was successfully performed. Mrs Oscar Wildes of Waterloo is spending a few days here.
Baking Helps Lenra to Regulate the Heat of Your Oven
Mrs. Janet BeKenzie Wilt editors the Boston Cooking School Magazine offers baking tips to regulate oven heat for rising cakes. Start moderate to finish rising, then brown quickly. Extreme heat stiffens dough and ruins shape. larger ovens need cooler door openings. bake bread and pastries separately. use higher underheat for pastries. secure KC Cook's Nook from KC Baking Powder Tangrs Mec Cs Chien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet BeKenzie Wilt
Boston Cooking School Magazine
KC Cook's Nook
Lindner Family Farm Visit Highlighted Weekend
B. Lindner spent Sunday at the family farm with the old folks, enjoying a quiet day at home. The gathering reflects a traditional rural weekend scene near the homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Lindner
Sage Tea Turns Gray Hair Dark
An old remedy promises to restore natural hair color using Sage Tea and Sulphur, claiming it darkens gray strands, thickens hair, and adds luster. The ad touts Wreth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as the ready to use product available at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreth
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Christ Church Guild
Wm. Bates
Fourth Street
RR. G. Lake
T. M. B. Club
Frank J. Mosher
State Street
George Clark
H. B. Allen
Hattie Allen Heath
J. £. G. Heath
South Pasadena
Cal
Sidney Simon
Sam Hail
Wiloon
Hd Brits
Cieth
Waterlon Jersey
Lettor
Waterlon Jersey Farm
da Bruins
Sproms
CASS
Firet
Willow Lawn Farm
Be Bruins
Ed Bruning
Willy Thompson
Ed Bring
Hay Bruins
First Baptist Church
Motiei
Haru
Raconteurs
Shane
Hyer
Dave
Hoosier Heauty
Hunt
Man
Nate
Jeff
Hallekfelt Company
Park Avenue
Lafayette Street
Ior Amphitrite
Nashville
Tenn
Rigolets
Durbar
Mobile
First Trap List Church
John Cordes CO
Procter and Gamble
Aus
Efeat
Raymond
Lenra
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