Mrs Gwynne Weston Hosts Bridge Luncheon at Home
Mrs Gwynne Weston entertained yesterday afternoon with seven tables of bridge at her residence. Out of town guests included Mrs N Bailey from Marshalltown Iowa visiting, Mrs William Galloway from Los Angeles, and Mrs John Berg of Cedar Falls. Seasonal decor featured orange yellow and brown with bittersweet accents. High scores went to Mrs Howard Rouse Mrs Ned Brown and Mrs Henry Frankie. Tonight a regional dance and other club events followed with details about a local naturalization ceremony and memorial hall activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwynne Weston
Fouls N, Bailey
Marahalltown
William Galloway
Los Angeles
Cal
John Berg
Cedar Falls
Calor Tote
Howard Rouse
Ned Brown
Henry Frankie
Miss Calderwood A Guest at Lucile Hekel Home
Miss Carmelity Calderwood daughter of Mrs. L. W. Wonaneatt Independence Tu, formerly of Waterloo, was guest at Lucile Hekel’s 421 North had street east home. She served as nurse supervisor at the state university hospital in Iowa City and plans to practice nursing here after returning from a trip to Ireland and Scotland. Mrs Ray Currubrant entertained in her honor Tu ese uge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmelity Calderwood
Lucile Lekel
Nhetl
L. W. Wonaneatt
Independence
Waterloo
State University Hospital
Iown City
Ireland
Ray
Adolph Peters and Anna Marie Wurch Marriage Announced
Adolph Peters son of Mr and Mrs A H Peters Waterloo and Miss Anna Maria Wurch daughter of Mrs Emil Wurch Webster City were married September 23 in St Paula Lutheran church Webster City Lev W CC Migacher read the services About 60 guests including Waterloo residents attended A reception followed Later Mr Peters a foreman in the Mechanical Department of the Illinois Central Railway company and his bride plan to live temporarily in Liga Ohio before moving to Waterloo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Dr. Peters
A. H. Peters
Waterloo
Anna Maria Warch
Emil Wurch
Webster City
St Paula Lutheran Church
Lev W. CC. Migacher
Parenta
Stobert White
Suit
Robert
Ands
Paul
Wareh
Afr
Deters Jefl
Liga
Ohio
Ilva
Peters
Jinois Central Railway Company
Alaben Schulz Wedding Surprise to Traer Friends
Allaben and Mr Florence Schulz both of Traer quietly wed in Goodell Iowa near the Allaben parents home. The bride an adopted daughter of Traer residents and a Trace High School graduate. The groom active in local civic life and Kubik Finch post commander last year. They will reside in Traer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traer, Ta
Allaben
Florence Schulz
Traer
Goodell
Dr E A Roadman Set to Speak at McKinley P T A
The McKinsey Parent-Teacher Association opens its first regular meeting at 7:15. McKinsey School orchestra will perform and community singing led by C L Crane with Mrs C W Brayton at the piano. Rev Earl A Roadman pastor of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church will give an address. A question period follows with mothers of seventh grade and kindergarten children hosting the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinsey
Associaton
C. L. Crane
C. W. Brayton
Earl A. Roadman
Grace Alethodist Episcopal Church
St Marys Circle Cards and Quilts Meeting Report
St Marys Sewing circle met yesterday afternoon in the school hall. Members tied comforters and played bridge and 500. Favors were given to Mrs P H Townsend, Elizabeth Kramer, John Delagardelle, A E Wagner, and Miss Leana McIlure. Hostesses included Mrs Ray Uenagh and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Fhe
Mmea
P. H. Townsend
Elizabeth Kramer
John Delagardelle
A. E. Wagner
Leana McI
Mmes
Ray Uenagh
Albert Hofer
John Sexton
AL Gindt
Gowans
Wilharm-Teitie wedding rites at Sumner Church
Marital ceremony held at Sumner's First Lutheran Church with Misa Mirbel Celle, Lenny Teitie, and Glade Wilharm among participants. Music featured Bridal Chorus and Go Promise Me. guests and relatives attended. The couple plans to reside in Summer after a wedding trip to St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilharm-Teitie
Sumner Church
Sumoer
Misa Mirbel
Celle
Lenny Teitie
Glade Wilharm
Wiharm
John's Lutheran Church
Termo Mirdort
Wilharm
Une Kvidegroor
Leste
bLehengriv
Mus
Stardomi
Cleary Strmipell
Motet Charlo
SL Lois
Club Notes Joyle and OConnor Farewell Visit
Joyle club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Frank Morris home. Bridge favors went to Mrs. C Roov Bassarear and Mrs. G H Farnsworth. Mrs. Jack O Connor received a handkerchief shower before leaving for California with Mr. and Mrs. O Connor. Guests included Mrs. B Waterbury and Mrs. Joe Renner. Hostess Genevieve Morris and Mrs. Thomas Shafer assisted. Mr F club enjoyed 500 at Mrs. Earl Dean’s home. favors to Mrs. Tracey Woodruff and Mrs. Rey Kimler. Mrs. Bilas assisted in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyle Club
Frank Morris
C. Ro O V. Bassarear
G. H. Farnsworth
Jack O'Connay
O'Connor
California
B. Waterbury
Joe Renner
Genevieve
Thomas. Shafer
Earl Dean
Favors
Tracey Woodruff
Rey Kimler
Bilis
Hints on Elbow Care and Beauty Treatments
This piece advises daily elbow care using soap and scrubbing brushes, then generous cream rubbing at night to prevent dryness. It suggests optional elbow caps of oiled silk, powdering for evening wear, and a skin-building regimen with specific creams and veiled cautions about fabric staining.
Waverly Masons Dedicate Club in Community Building
Waverly Louisiana Masons dedicate a new club hall in the community building with a Thursday ceremony and dinner. Local officials and visiting grand master Farr y Mc Pell from Des Moines attended, with E L Moore and Vernon Meclure among speakers. An unusual exhibit featured a family heirloom donated by Mrs A Sugers family, a historic instrument previously owned by the lodge.
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Waverly
Masons Club Regia Tyhe
Thurskey
Dinker
Ue Ducal Order
Crdft
Iowa
Farry Mc Pell
Wes Moines
Moore
Piaet Evan Mastec
Sfommer Ventenvernon
Lonamaster
EA. Suger
Friandfather
William Smith
Diametedeon
Allusied
Carl Zimmerman Died. Ackley Funeral Sunday
Carl Zimmerman a longtime resident of Ackley and nearby towns died at his home after a long illness. Born March 18 1846 in Bens Province of Brandenburg Germany he came to the United States in 1872. He married Charlotte Vahnke May 17 1873 and they lived in Ackley, Meservey, Hampton, then back to Ackley. Funeral services will be held at First Evangelical Church at 2 pm Sunday with burial in Oakwood cemetery. He leaves a widow eight children nine others including two in Des Moines Mason City Holyoke and Cal and many grandchildren and a great grandson. One sister survives.
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Seklex
Carl Zimmerman
Germany
First Evangelical Church
Reve
J. M. Krafft
Oakwood Cemetery
Mr. Zimmerman
Bens
Brandenburg
United States
Charlotte Vahnke
Berg
Ackley
Meservey
Hampton
Front
WL Gs
Willam
Charles
Des Moines
Julius
Melley
Arthur
Waterloo
Hamsh
Lydia McEwen
Mason City
Mildred Hutchinson
Holyoke
Cal
Esther Barber
Caunins
Wash
Minnie Strasshure
Alexander, Ta
Monsey to Meet Bishop of London in Ames Visit
Rev. 32 B Monsey rector of Christ Episcopal church arrives in Ames to meet St Rev Arthur Foley Winnington Ingram bishop of London who tours American universities. He speaks to Ames students this morning and plans to visit Iowa City Sunday. Mrs Hodge Taylor and son Junior join Mrs Caroline Hawks and Grace to Town City tomorrow for the London bishop homily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Monsey
Christ Episcopal Church
Ames
Arthur Foley Winnington-Incram
London
America
Ife
Towa City
Hodge Taylor
CaroHne Hawks
Grace
Town City
City in Brief: Miscellaneous Local Notices and Travel
A collage of brief items including advertising for Huchanan Optical, returns from extended vacations by J. F. King and daughter Lulu Merrian, and scattered mentions of residents visiting relatives in Chin. Other notes cover a custody ruling, a traffic accident near Webster and Ankeny, and plans for the National Laundry Owners convention in Memphis with Mrs. Bert Sihert and party traveling to Atlanta afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. King
Lulu B. Merrian
Awards Street
Chin
Linla Eloise Cheever
Mre
Tiertch Avenue
Quincy Street
Altho
Webster
Ankeny
ATE
Woo
White Lastudty Company
Siebert
Atlanta
Washington
New. York
Mies
Road Improvement Plans Inch Toward Next Year
County board Supervisors and Engineer W D Johnston outlined a tentative next year program from a road inspection trip covering about 100 miles. They reported 14 miles of new gravel surfacing completed this year on Black Hawk county roads and listed segments including Hudson Cedar Falls, Raymond north to Grant highway, and Jubilee Brandon road projects amid ongoing grading and graveling. Extreme wet weather postponed travel on these roads until next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
W. D. Johnston
Black Hawk
Hudson-Cedar Falls
Oller
Rayemond
Grant Highway
Cayrmond
Lafayette Street
Cour Ye Home Road
Freo Highway
Spring Creek Township
Dunkerton-Franks
Eagle Center-Voorhies
Johnston
Tax Rush Over, $200,000 Still Waits in Mail
County Treasurer Ed Madigan and staff finished sorting a week’s mail remittances amounting to about $200,000 in checks and drafts. The final tax payment day yielded $88,198.60, with four days totaling $346,? paid in cash. Daily totals included Monday $65,389.90, Tuesday $122,480.20, and Wednesday $70,647.00 as remittances arrive for posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Madigan
Lymans Church
Poll Tax Payments Reach City Coffers Amid Penalties
Payments totaling $2 000 were made on poll tax yesterday, with $735 50 added to city coffers. The 1925 poll tax total fell short of the Oct 1 deadline by the penalty. Charles C Macy, city clerk, reported road collections of $13 449, slightly above last year. Final day payments showed $3855 from the east side and 50 from the west. Remaining tax dues incur $1 50 per person penalties, and further penalties will accrue this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Macy
Side
West Side
Showers Predicted for Series Opening
Washington Oct 1 United States Weather forecaster Charles Mitchell who accurately predicted rain for the Dempsey Tunney hour held out today the possibility of showers for the world series opening in New York tomorrow. The eastern New York report issued at 3:30 a m said partly cloudy tonight warmer in central and northern portions Saturday partly cloudy and warmer possibly showers in the northern portion with fresh south winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Charles Mitchell
United States
Werther
New York
North Poartions
Rev S B Washington Named New Pastor At A M E
Rev S S B Washington formerly a preaching elder in the Des Moines district has arrived in Waterloo to lead the A M E church. Appointed at the Northwestern conference meeting in Council Bluffs he will conduct Sunday services. He succeeds Rev M P Lewis who has been transferred to Bethal AME Church in East Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s. B. Washington
Des Moines
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Waterloo
Northwestern Conference
Washington
Mer
Lewis
Hethel AL M. EL
East Des Motes
Alleged bootlegger nabbed at cow show
Police arrested Al Beebe of 3241 Fourth Street West in CHURt Oh af pollen today on bootlegging charges. Detective Hugh Cronkine led the arrest after morning surveillance found him with three halves of liquor and empty sales evidence. A roll of bills, mostly one dollar notes, totaling $506, accompanied the seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny Cathe
al Beebe
Fourth Street
Smd
Teehe
Enlistment News and Local Scam Reported
A note describes a man calling himself Charles Woodring who offered to cash a hard earned dollar and fled, while Peter Woodring of Randolph Street identified the slicker as a 35 year old with gray eyes dark hair and a dark suit. Navy enlistment details include William J. Funk 19 joining for four years at Great Lakes training station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eid
Jinkum
Charles Woodring
Peter Woodring
Randolph Street
NAVY
William J. Funk
Henry C. Punk
Wilby
Taiay
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Railway Friends Will Bury Riedell
The Order of Railway Conductors will assist at the funeral of William H. Riedell a brakeman for four years and conductor for 25 years on the Illinois Central road. Services at 2 30 p m officiated by RR Macartney pastor First Presbyterian burial in Fareview Cedar Falls relatives Rueben H Miller and Mrs Carl Miller will sing.
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OWI
Feneral
William H. Riedell
Ilinois Ceail Road
Riedell
Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Fareview
Rueben H. Miller
Carl Miller
Cedar Falls
Tril Row
Black Hawk county 1927 tax books rewritten to fit shelves
Assessor J A Townsley reports Black Hawk county 1927 assessment rolls added three fines to classify jack and mule ages. The one inch longer rolls would not fit existing wall shelves so shelves on one side were remodeled. Previously only one line listed farm mules and jacks. new copy uses four lines. Townsley quips Darn a mule anyway.
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Black Hawk County
J. A. ‘Townsley
Townsley
Mystery surrounds Carrville woman disappearance
Police in Charles City seek Mrs. Orvald Wiltse of Carrville daughter of D. A. Carter after she was taken to a train near Carrville for a visit with her sister in Osage. She has not been seen since and officers have launched a search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Orvald Wiltse
Carrville
D. A. Carter
Osage
Davenport Doctor Knighted by Pope
Davenport physician Dr. D. J. McCarthy was named a Knight of the Order of St. Gregory by Pope Pius in recognition of his philanthropic work and his service with allied armies during the war. The notice notes the honor was received and confirms McCarthy's notable contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
D. J. McCarthy
Order of St. Gregory
McCarthy
Waterlog Evening Concies PATTERNS
Waterlog Evening Concies PATTERNS To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send it to Fashion Depart ment Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 15 cents for each pattern All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in 10 days after sending in your order A popular romp ers style for very young child ESR Checked gingham was used in this instance with white linen for the bands and pocket The style could also be developed in seersucker crepe or linen The term is cut in 3 sizes 1 months and 1 and 2 years A 2 year size requires 133 wl of 86 inch matchs 1% yard of contrasting omitecins for pocket and facings on sleeve hands and leg hands Pattern mailed to any idea receipt of Tse in silver or stamps for your UP TO DATE FALIS AND WINTER 1926-1927 BOOK OF FASHIONS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Autos Wrecked in Collision on Road at Fredericksburg
A car carrying three Michigan women traveling west on Primary 19 collided head on with the Bishop vehicle as tourists tried to pass a line of cars. The Bishop auto overturned into a ditch. Mrs. Bishop fractured her wrist. Both cars were heavily damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg Jn
Michigan
Herbert Bishop
Bishop
Unlucky: Motorist Collides With Police Car
In Council Bluffs on October 1, a driver named Lead from Omaha struck a police car carrying one patrolman and two detectives. The officer suffered a slight injury, and the motorist was arrested on the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
LPI
George Head
Omaha
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Weston
Tinier Dance
Counery Club
Goots Leaf R. N
Moose Hell
Miss Calderwood
Lucile Hekel
Adolph Peters
Anna Marie Wurch
Alaben-Schulz
Dr. E. A. Roadman
McKinley P. T. A
St. Mary’s Circle
Y. W
Emma Williams
West High Friendship
J. G. Yeaver
Bothy
Mary Jane Youung
Jackie Ralston
Tregrer
Richard Williams
Mes
Jée Young
Ptalstan
Ars. G. la. Willama
Bernerd Wignn
Matridge
Rose Anna Wearden
Mary Werdan
Eighth Street
Witverly
Fia
George Rourke
John Wy. Rourke
Jefferson Street
Rowurke
Watertad Gasoline Engine Company
L. Z. Worden
Annniversary
M's. Frante
Walls Avenue
Prank Jamison
Sarah Reside
Anamugaly
Jenni Norton
Sterting
W. W. Beil
George J. Lichty
S. B. Reed
Stoan Wallace School
Misa Blanche. Simmons
Bess Ahearn
Foresters
Order of Foresters
Knights of Pythian
Beauty
Waverly Masons
Mounsey
Huchanan’s
Mr. C. AL Bldg
Myrtle Titese
Tratel Tillis
Waverly Guts
Pareans
Ritlie Ward
Lilien Fein
Orensppeanaire
W. Wand
A. Johnson
Seattle
Imimy Mears Naaneser
Cell Valley
County Board
Pope
Trattern
KOTEX
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Ca
American Cranberry Exchange
West Broadway
New York, N.Y
TRE Miller-Wohl CO
Sports Felts
Miller-Wohl CO
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