Town and State Social and Fraternal Notes
In Review TS Miss Lillian pres ent at Town State Teach Violin selections by Gallup completed orchestral numbers and piano work by Johnson, Marrott, and others. Mrs He PF Marshall and Mrs Ryle Redding Des Moines visiting relatives. Local societies meet with lodge and women’s groups listed, including Sunshine Rebe ls Lodge Waterloo O of F hall and various church and club gatherings tonight and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
Town
Gallup
Robert. Johinson
Marrott
He PF. Marshall
J. Q. Knox
N . OF
Robert’ ‘Johnson
A. E Brnderlein
Chapter FE
Eb.o
Chicago Couple Married at Nashua Church
The marriage of Mrs. Myrtle Hampton and Adolph Bock, both of Chicago, was solemnized Saturday, Sept. 28, at the Little Brown church near Nashua. The bride wore a brown velvet dress with accessories and tea rose buds. A wedding dinner followed at 301 Idaho Street, with pink and white decorations. Mrs. Bock will make her home in Chicago. she has visited family in Waterloo and Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle ,Hampton
Adolph” Bock
Chicago
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Pete’ Lawson
Idaho Street
Women’s Groups of Grace M. E. Church Plan All Day Meeting
The Grace M. E. Church women’s groups will hold an all day gathering tomorrow starting at 11 with the Ladies’ Aid in charge and luncheon at 1 served by the Ninth Street Soup Parlor. Mrs. C. R. Rohde and Mrs. C. Miner are hostesses. a missionary hour follows with devotion led by Mrs. E. Hull and seven members presenting a demonstration Why Foreign Missions. Beth O Trang of the YWCA will close with Our City Adolescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace E.church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ninth Street
C. RB
Rohde
C. Miner
Alsate
Eb, D. Hull
Women's Society
Foreign Missions
McKinley and Beebe Couple Wed in Oelwein Ceremony
Yohn McKinley of Waterloo and Miss Bertha Beebe of Oelwein were married Saturday afternoon at the Presbyterian church in Oelwein with Rev. Hayter officiating. The bride is a Del Wald Business College graduate employed at Galloway Manufacturing in Waterloo. The couple will reside in Waterloo where the groom is employed by John Deere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha “Li
Beebe
Myr
Gelwein
John “McKinley
Waterloo
Oelwein
O'Clesk
Mr. Hayter
Ruth | EL Cocking
Manchester
Willam Alearn
Traer
Delweld Business ,College
Galloway Manufacturings Company
McKinley
Iwaterloo
John Deere Company
Church Meetings Postponed to Oct 9 at Home
The Woman’s Missionary Society of First Brethren Church postpones its district conference meeting to next Wednesday October 9 and will be held at Mrs. Ben Wengard’s home 1421 Hawthorne Avenue. East Park Presbyterian Church will meet tomorrow at 2 30 p m with Mrs N Johnson at 1225 Logan Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Civil War Veterans
John
Fiske School
PT. A
Ben Hur
Melchoir Court
K. JP. Halk
Woman's Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ “Auxiliary
Woman's Missionary Society
Westminster
Presbyterian Church
Golden Link- Club
Jim. Lammert
Grace M
meeting—Church
In-As-Much Society
East Park Presbyterian Church
Myrs. MN
Johnson
Lanard
Woman's Missionary, Society, First Brethren Church
Tomor
Ben Wengard
Hawthorne Avenue
Im-As-Much Society
East Park
Campus and town clubs host fall gatherings at Lawn City
Cedar Falls Oct 1 The Faculty Dome opens the year with a Gilchrist hall reception for new faculty members. Officers listed include Mrs. Roy L. Abbott president and Mrs. A E Brown vice president. The Biblical Literature department meets at Cedar Falls Woman's club with Mrs. J D Wild hostess and Mrs A L Clark leading devotions. Sixty nine members are noted in various clubs as other social events and marriages are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Spectal
Cedar, Falls
Gilchrist Hall
Roy L. Abbott
A.’ E. Brown
W. B. Fagan
C. H. Bailey
Cedar Falls
Rockford Pair Wed at Nashua Little Brown Church
Nuptials for Miss Plassie Hatuehess of Rockford and Melvin Hott of Charles City held Sept 2 at the Little Brown Church near Nashua. After a wedding trip to Des Moines and Chicago, they plan to reside in Charles City where the bridegroom works at Lessin garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Charles Guy
Plassie Hatuehess
Wood
Hawnchess
Rockford
Melvin Hott
Henry Hott
Little Brown
Nashua
Des Moines
Chicago
Watt
Charles City
Lessin
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Ket Whittling Weigh Loss
The column offers dieting guidance to slim women amid seasonal greens and bread replaces potatoes and meat with lighter soups. It suggests small breakfasts, avoiding fatty desserts, and substituting stewed fruit. A 19 year old, height 5 ft 3 in, weighs 112 to 115 pounds as an example. It also notes eye concerns and makeup tips for a tighter skin look using shade-matched powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ting
Connie
Reliefa
Elly
Edna Bovey to Wed Cecil Klein on Oct. 16
Miss Edna Bovey and Cecil Klein will marry Oct. 16 at the Bovey home 251 Western Avenue. Rev BE. We. Main will officiate. Edna is a West High graduate and Northwestern Bell employee. Cecil is a former West High student and John Deere worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Bovey
Cecil Klein
George Bovey
Western Avenue
Edna
BE. We. Main
Bryide-Elect
West High School
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Klein
G. G. Klein
Washington Shreet
John Deere's
Delphian Society Studies Spencer Poet’s Poet
Progressive Delphian Society members in Y M C A discuss Spencer as a poet and study related works. Mrs. Miller presided as criticism by Mrs. Bickelberg and talks by Miss Daniels and others explored Epithalamium Faerie Queen Una and the Red Cross Knight Archimago's Plot and Early German Composers to be studied October 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Delphian Society
A. F. Miller
Spencer
E. J. Cherney
J. M. Jansen
Una
Red Cross
A. P. Miller
Maynie Daniels
Esther McDonald Wins First Money in Saddle Class
Esther McDonald of Gli & McCoy stables won first money of 40 dollars in Class 1 for five paired horses at the Dairy Cattle Congress. Princess Pat earned 30 dollars for second place, Jerry McCoy 20 dollars for third, Stephen J. Davis Bailey 15 dollars for fourth, and Lady Clare Hanna & Miller 10 dollars for fifth. Other entries included Betty Ann Lady Lou Liberty Reducker Babe McDonald King and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Cattle Congress
Hippodrome
Esther McDonald
Gli & McCoy
Princess Pat
E. L Coffey
Wellman
Jerry Mccoy
Gill & MccGoy
Oskaloosa
Stephen J
Marshalltown
Lady Clare
Hanna & Miller
Waterloo
Betty Ann
Lady Lou
E. W. Augustine
Grand Island
Neb
Baby Lou
Hannan& Miller
Liberty
Reducker
M. Lb. Brown
Chicago
Babe McDonald
John Nash
Iowan City
Red
Waverly Man Buys Half Interest in Cedar Falls Dairy
F M Squiers of Waverly has purchased half interest of George Jensen in J H Dairy and Icecream Co in Cedar Falls and is in possession. The other share is held by A E Harvey. Forty members attended the meeting of the Men’s Service League of First Baptist Church where J A Sinden spoke on modern oil heater principles. A E Polk of Brainerd Minn, who practiced law here years ago as a member of Hemenway Polk and Thorp, visited during a motor party en route through Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Ceder Falls
F. M. Squiers
Waverly
George Jensen
J.H. Dairy & Icecream Co
A. E. Harvey
Men's Service League of First Baptist Church
J. A. Sinden
A. E. Polk
Brainerd
Minn
Hemenway, Polk & Thorp
Cedar Falls
City in Brief: Local Moves and Visits Across Town
West end 4th St bridge updates and numerous residents’ travels show a busy week. Des Moines visitors include Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Reding at their daughter Mrs. Roberts Johnson’s home. Johnson rents his 343 Williston property to Harry Gordon and moves nearby. Visits to Algona and Baldwi Mich accompany family news. Bank leaders E. W. Miller and E Ly Johnson travel to San Francisco for the American Bankers Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. £. Reding
Des Moines
Roberts
Johnson
Third Avenue West
Marian Kern
J. P. Rose
Almond Street
Salmon, Inc
Inne Falls
C. ©. Jenkins
Kingbard Avenue
Mayne LaBarre
el Messick
Commercial Street
Eq Hummel
Algona
G. R. LaBarre
W. W. Allen
G W. Selbig
Riverside Drive
CF. Simpson
Jack
Dallas
Tex
Ralph McElhinney
Shaunavon
Saskatchewan
Can
T. R. McElhinney
Ralph
Ghrisan FB. Rayn
Anna Rasmussen
Hans P. Rayn
Kathrina Hendricksen
Warren P. Jepsen
E. W. Miller
Commercial National Bank
E. Ly
Rose Hill locals push to redeem North End property
Around 80 Rose Hill Home Owners' Protective Association members met at Grant school to seek permanent injunctions against property owners in restricted and adjacent districts who own homes selling liquor. They urge enforcing mulct law and a $600 tax deduction, renew contracts until 1930, and recruit outsiders to list real estate with supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hill
Yual Estate
Oner
Frank Gallard
Henry L. Crowell
Waterloo
Hose Hill Association
Collard
Ben Hur Initiates 66 Candidates Tonight at Lodge
Melchior court of the Tribe of Ben Hur holds its regular meeting at the K of P hall to initiate sixty six candidates and plan a Masters degree initiation. A drill team of eight men and eight women will be organized by Paul McCarty. George Fergeman and Paul McCarty lead a membership drive with prizes. A supreme officer from Crawfordsville Indiana is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melchoir Court
Tribe of
Crawfordsville
Ind
Plainfield Girl Injured Playing On School Ocean Wave
Bertha Runyan 30 suffered a leg fracture at recess when she fell from an ocean wave on the Plainfield school playground Oct 1. She was taken to Waverly hospital for treatment. The rest of the text discusses unfixed topics about China and famine related to foresters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Bertha Runyan
Waverly Hospital
Casserole tips and a postponed student election
A nostalgic recipe piece discusses pork casserole, noodles, cheese and vegetables with baking hints, while a junior and senior class election at Fast High is postponed to Wednesday due to Dairy Cattle Congress preparations. New brokerage Beach-Pierce opens in Waterloo with C G Larrabee as office manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Miller
Dairy Cattle Congress
Beach-Pierce Company
Watterloo
Marsh-Flace
Beach-Wickham
Chicago
C. G. Larrabee
Waterloo Airport Sees Boosting Passenger Traffic
Business at the Waterloo airport is rising amid the Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress. About 1,000 visitors attended Sunday as airport traffic spiked and Monday showed further increases with two ship loads taking short jaunts this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress
Brain Test Answered
A set of sentences from the society page includes greetings, reflections on the world, cloudy weather, a street chase by three boys, a person giving a dollar, and a note that the text is easy to read.
Two on Trial for Misuse of Funds
In Des Moines district court J. burg, Ottumwa, and H. E. Blackledge, a real estate man, are charged with misusing funds of the Ancient Order of United Workmen. The two men allegedly used straw men to profit personally from society funds and real estate dealings at the order's expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Testi- Yoong
Fin
J. Burg
Ottumwa
A. Lowen
Order of United Workmen
H. E. Blackledge
Alexander Miller
Lowenberg
Blackledge
Don Servis Elected Secretary of Resort Owners Association
Don Servis formerly of Waterlon was elected secretary of a new Park Rapids Minnesota based group of resort owners. The organization plans a tourist information center improves fish and game in the Park Rapids district and to advance regional interests. Servis notes his Potato Lodge resort remains open in freezing Minnesota nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Servis
Waterlon
Park Rapids
Minn
Touriss
Altho
Minnesota
Smart Tweed Coat Pattern for Evening Cottrier 150
Tweed fashion targets youth and elders with a mixed tweed coat pattern. Describes fur collar options, bone buttons, large pockets, and color choices in brown, tan, navy chinchilla cloth. Sizes 4 and 8 only. yardage given and simple instructions included. Pattern priced fifteen cents, ten cents with pattern. Mail orders to Courier Pattern Dept, 243 W. 17th St, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Pattern Dept
17Th St
New York
Itv
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In Review
Society
Sunshine Rebelsh Lodge
Waterloo i
F. Hall
Fa Omnis 2 Benefit Association
Becker
Masonié Temple
Chicagio
Women’s
Grace M. E. Church
Yohn McKinley
Hotel Russell-Lamison
Church News
Lawn City
Willian L. Brown
Sixth Street West
Verle Albee
Tremont Street
Joy de Vee Club
Louise MckKitrick
Roger Leavitt
Black Hawk County
C. ©. Keller
Franklin Street
Cory Sald
W. G. Rowley
MM. E
Earl Alsin
Fannie Turner
Boone
Willam J. Davis
Reck
Island
Ill
Agnes B. Coan
Davenport
Harry F. Bangert
Pear Street
Oridge
Brown-Moran
Evelyn Grace Brown
Leslie Mangus
Hartford
Roy G. Moran
Charles Talmadge
Mainstreet
United Brethren Parsonage
E. W. Main
St. Paul
Forester
St. John's School
St. Anne Court of Foresters
Delphian Society Studies
Waverly Man
Cedar Fails Dairy
West_end 4th St. bridge
M. C
E Buchanan
Oplen
North End
Oceanwave
China
Alou
Entz Cafe
First National Bank
Brilfiance A A Lt
Penares
Americas
Cranberry Exchange
West Broadway
Don Servis
Resort Owners’ Association
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Kelloggs Rice
Egbert
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