Miss Evelyn Hellenschmidt Bride-Elect Honored in Shower
Miss Evelyn Hellenschmidt, fiancée of George Hoffman, was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by the Big W club in Newton Indiana. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H G Hellenschmidt, she works at Move Laundry. After a buffet, she received gifts as a blue and white decor themed evening. Guests included Patricia Reiter, Louise Kramer, Helen Erion, Polly Ann Schuman, and Afaye Bickert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Hellenschmidt
George Hoffman
Newton
Big W Club
Hellenschmidt
H. G. Hellenschmidt
Harrison Street
Move! Laundry Company
Patricia Reiter
Louise Kramer
Helen Erion
Polly Ann Schuman
Afaye Bickert
Doris Howard and Wayne Runkle Wed in Nashua Indiana
Miss Doris Howard and Wayne Runkle both of Vermilion Kansas were married at noon today in The Lite Brown Church In the Vale Nashua Indiana Mr and Mrs Earl Howard Cedar Falls were the only witnesses. After the service a luncheon followed at the Howard home and the couple will reside in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Howard
Wayne Runkle
Vermilion
Kan
the Vale
Nashua
Earl Howard
Cedar Falls
Howard
Mrs. Runkle
Waterloo
Grate Miller Weds Harry Thompson at First Lutheran
Miss Grace Miller daughter of W. D. Miller and Harry Thompson son of G. O. Thompson were married at 5 p m yesterday in First Lutheran church. Rev Henry Mueller officiated. Attending were Mr and Mrs Stanley Shane and out of town guests Mr and Mrs H C Benrud and Mildred Thompson. The bride is a stenographer for Associated Manufacturers and the groom manages United Cigar store. They will reside at 338 1 2 Vine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace K. Miller
W. D. Miller
Fourth Street West
Harry Thompson
G. Oo.thompron
Galesville
Wis
First Lutheran Church
Henry Mueller
Stanley Shane
Mildred Thompson
H. C. Benrud
Thompson
Associated Manufacturers
Mr. Thompson
United Cigar Store
Vine Street
Amanda Sehwanxe
Lma. Ta
Charles 0. Wethke
Riceville
Soph Hinss
Elma
Riceville Couple Married 60 Years
Riceville Iowa October 2 Mr and Mrs Robert St John of this place will celebrate their sixtieth wedding anniversary Monday afternoon and evening at the residence of their son E R St John Mr St John is a former sheriff of Mitchell county and also served in the state assembly He has years of service as a deputy warden Royal Neighbors Gold Leaf camp held a card party and meeting with visitors from Winterset and Mason City Gardens Club postponed picnic and holds regular meeting at Mrs Mortimer Cleveland's home Heyde Studio Choral Society to give first out of town concert tomorrow in New Hartford Elklets luncheon precedes business session Legion Auxiliary Welfare committee reports and activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riceville
Robert St. John
E.R. St. John
St. John
Mitchell County
Ates
Gold Leaf Camp
Sp. m
Clarence Arnold
Winterloo
Mason City
Heyde Studio Choral Society
New Hartford
Baptist
Burdella Sankey
Lafayette Building
Social Events on Week's Calendar Tonight and Week Ahead
Social events for the week include naturalization exercises Monday evening at MacKinley school Piney Woods concert at Westminster church and Daughters of Isabella. Tuesday afternoon features Central Christian Ald Mrs N aA Smith. Garden club hosts Mrs Mortimer Cleveland. Happy Hour club at Black's tearoom. Wednesday brings Bridgs party at Country club Hecker chapter O E S Masonic vent Yeomen lodge at hall Fortnightly club hosted by Mr and Mrs George Lichty. Thursday evening includes Gold Leaf camp RN Mrs Clar ence Arnold. Civile department Waterloo Women's club Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacKinley School
Piney Woods
Westminster Church
Daughters of Isabella
Central Christian
N. Aa. Smith
Kilks
Mortimer Cleveland
Black’s Tearoom
Bridgs Party
Hecker
Masonic Vent
Yeomen Lodge
Hall
George Lichty
Gold Leaf
R, N
Clarence Arnold
Waterloo
Clubwoman Dawes Guest to Speak at Waterloo Club
Mrs. Rufus C. Dawes of Evanston Illinois will be guest at her sister Mrs. Herbert B. Maynard’s home 28 Fourth Street West next week. Dawes chairs the international relations department of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs and will address the Waterloo Woman’s Club during a Civic department meeting at 2 30 Friday afternoon on the Open Road to Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus C. Dawes
Evanston
Herbert B. Maynard
Fourth Street West
Dawes
Department of International Rela
Teachers College Sororities Stage Rush Parties at ISU
Iowa State Teachers College sororities hosted a swing of rush activities. Delta Phi Delta entertained rushees at Miss Helen Martin’s home with dog motif decorations and dog-shaped refreshments. Pi Theta Pi held a luncheon for 30 at Black's Tearoom, with rose bouquets and candy corsages. Alpha Mayfield attended as honorary member. Marguerite Blough of Waterloo presided. Kappa Theta Psi hosted a dinner at Hotel Russell-Lamson with roses and smilax and wrist bouquet favors. A tea at Miss Florence Reed’s Cedar Falls home featured readings and dances. Independent Order of Foresters planned an October 15 social at K of P hall with a picnic supper, and Daughters of Isabella scheduled a Monday officers’ meeting at K. of P. hall followed by a card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Teachers College
Delta Phi Delta Sorority
Helen Martin
Arthur Dickinson
Louise Adler
Pi Theta Pi
Black’s
Florence Reed
Cedar Falls
Independent
Order of Foresters
K. of P. Hall
Ames
Bessie Speth
Ira Shaulls
Histher Nenmmery
Frank McClintock
Hints In Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes
The article offers do it yourself beauty cream formulas using wax spermaceti borax and rose water for cleansing and massage creams. It discusses vanishing cream cautions about skin pores and suggests sun protection. Advice covers freckles skin tone oil use and a basic facial care routine with cold water washing and proper brushing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
Victoria
Sarah Jane
Kate
Arts Department of Woman's Club Presents Schubert Program
The Fing Arts department of Waterloo Woman's Club heard Mrs. Charles Young discuss Franz Schubert and art songs. Piano pieces included By the Sea and Erl King, with vocal Hark, Hark the Lark sung by Mrs. Albert Greeley. Hostesses were Mrs. C. W. Chapman and Mrs. A. J. Busby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Schubert
Charles Young
Fing Arts Department
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Claude Bennett
Karl Manz
Albert Greeley
Robert Parrott
C. W. Chapman
A. J. Busby
Young
Barbara Allen
Schubert
Lovings
Leland Clark Leeper
Pastor and Wife Honored at Farewell Party
Rev. S. V. Williams and his wife were feted at a farewell reception by St. Paul’s Methodist church members after three years as pastor. Williams transfers to Shell Rock M. E. Church. Burton Avenue pastor Rev. Willams spoke on church fellowship. Sunday school head George Berray praised the church’s spiritual condition. 230 members joined during his tenure. the church redecorated and improved. Mrs. Williams active in parish circles and Waterloo Woman’s Club. Williams aided interdenominational religious movements and a personal evangelism campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. V.williams
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Williams
Shell Rock M. EE
Willam Wilkins
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Willams
George Berray
St. Paul's Church
Joy Wolcott
Lillian Pauley
Holy City
Aid Society
Waterloo
Cotton Blossom Singers to Appear in Concert Here
Cotton Blossom singers from Piney Woods school in Braxton Mississippi will give a concert of negro spirituals at Westminster Presbyterian church Monday evening under the auspices of Waterloo and Mary Melrose D A R chapters. Admission free with a silver offering. an organ recital will precede. The program includes life pictures of Piney Woods and school life. Six D A R daughters will usher. The Piney Woods school, founded by Laurence C Jones, has grown to 350. The girls run cooking laundry and sewing while boys build and farm. The school is interdenominational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Blossom Singers
Piney Woods School
Braxton
Miss
Waterloo
Mary Melrose
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Piney Woods
Mary Paulsen
Bertha Ferris
Elizabeth Dewald
Betty Wurster
Carol [Eare
Maxine Mead
Finey Woods
Laurence C. Jones
University of Iowa
Club Notes and Luncheon Plans for Mrs Wates
Mrs Willam Wates will enter tain a Happy Hour club for 1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday in Black's Leavoom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Wates
Black's
Marion Miller to Wed Cecil Morrison at The Little Brown Church
Independence October 2 A miscellaneous bridal shower was hosted by Mr and Mrs W F Miller for Miss Marion Miller and Cecil G Morrison ahead of their wedding. The ceremony is planned for Sunday at The Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua. The bride is the Miller daughter, city editor of the Conservative. Morrison, formerly a high school coach, now works with the Conservative and will reside in Independence after October 15 in Brady apartments on Fourth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
W. F. Miller
Marion Miller
Cecil G. Morrison
Little Brown Church
the Vale
Nashua
Morrison
West, Union
Iocal High School
Conservative
Brady Apartments
Fourth Avenue
W. Tl
Free Service at Dairy Cattle Congress by YWCA
The YWCA provided extensive free services for visitors at the Dairy Cattle Congress including restroom facilities for over 1,000 women daily and handling mail, long distance calls, lost and found items, and general information. Exhibits featured a Stewart cycle swing by Stewart Manufacturing and a shocker device for grain by Glaseners of Cedar Falls. The confluence of food sales and new playground equipment drew large crowds despite warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Nan Black
Hippodrome
Dairy Development Shown in Federal Display at Congress
J C Gilbert of the United States Department of Agriculture presents a 100 foot long federal exhibit at the Dairy Cattle Congress. Titled Development of Dairying the display traces the industry from primitive homes to the modern farm and shows dairying as a force for building a community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Gilbert
United States Department of Agriculture
Dairy Cattle Congress
City in Brief Loses Mrs J Wilbur Dawson to Home Return
Mrs J Wilbur Dawson was removed from St Francis hospital to her home at 108 Oak Lawn ave. Jr and Mrs Alex Glenny and daughter Lucille return from a three week visit to northern Minnesota. A N Pettit of Haines City Fla and George Rowell house guests over the weekend. Mrs N W Frighle returns from Duluth after hay fever season. Charles Hollis Jr pledged to Sigma Alpha Epsilon at University of Town. former West High graduate. Roger Fickinger elected senior class president at University of Iowa College of Medicine. Thelma Whitinger HBNT after accident with Sidney Ackerman. Edwin Anderson joins League of Curtis Salesmen. About 57 agents from Northeastern Town and southern Minnesota attend an agency convention at Hotel Russell Lamson with talks by Des Moines leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex 1. Glenny
Lucille
Minnesota
A. N. Pettit
Haines City
Fla
George B. Rowell
Charles Hollis, Jr
M. Hollis
Wellington Street
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
University of Town
Charles
West High School
Roger Fickinger
Joline Flickinger
Alta Vista Enue
College For Medicine
Niversity of Iowa
Charles Cooney Oelwein
Raph Verploeg
Pella
Electeal
Cliss
Thelma Whitinger
Riceville
South Street
Sidney Ackerman
Hawthorne Avenue
Miss Whitinger
Lighth
Ninth Streets
Edwin Anderson
Charles E. Anderson
Fourth Street
League of Curtis Salesmen
Curtis Publishing Company
Best Moines Life & Annuity Co
Russell Lamson
J. 4. Shambaugh
J. R. Bossert
Des Moines
E. R. McCormick
Waterloo
Preaching Schedule and Civic Notices From Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls reports Rev H J Faust presiding elder to preach at Zion Evangelical in two services with departure for Williamsport Pa to attend church general conference. Local social items include weddings, welcome new teachers, church choir elections, farewells and a city school board meeting agenda with a potential replacement for J B Clay.
Personal Mention Highlights Local Movements and Travels
Cant since the last of August. A successor Was' co peered at the September meetin but none was chosen, former Resident Here. Mrs. G. A. Wild, nee Miss Mary Ripke, spent two weeks renewing acquaintances and left for Allison puis Chicago to meet her Husband from Los Angeles and travel to Williamsport Pa for a general Evangelical church conference. After the conference they plan east sightseeing. Cedar Falls sends students to Ames state college in engineering except Brisa Martin in home economics. Mrs. Louis Begeman of Cedar Falls and sister Mrs. Charles Pergu son spend two weeks in Ohio and New York. S. Tennyson of Clarksville visits daughter Mrs. N. D. Polk. Herley Adams resumes city police duties after vacation in Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Ahrens return from Dumont after funeral of Mrs. Philly Pfaltzgraf, aged 94. John Lynch, son of Prof and Mrs S. A. Lynch, recovering after major operation at Sartor hospital. Miss Helen Wolfe returns to Racine Wis after four weeks visiting Cedar Falls. Arnold Mathelson of Boysen Shoe goes to St. Louis for two world series games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
H. J. Faust
Zion Evangelical Church
Faust
Williamsport
Towa
State Teachers College
C. O. Todd
Frank B. Ruge
Ella Reynolds
John C. Rainbow
O. B. Read
College Hitl Community Church
Clarence Faust
First Evangelical
Dubuque
Warren
Waverly
Edward A. Short
H. L. Shearer
Cedar Heights
California
Arthur F. Cotton
Florida
A. B. Honeyman
Chicago
Ora Edelman
Detroit
Mich
Regent Theatre
Lincoln School
Franklin Street
John Jones
Mayor Cross
G. A. Wild
Mary Ripke
Allison
Los Angeles
The
Evangelical Church
Wild
State College
Ames
Martin Dayton
Richard Burns
Hley Peters
Ralph Schild
Russell Lint
Francis Johnson
Vernon Brown
Grace Martin
Brisa Martin
Louis Begeman
Charles Perguson
Victor
Ohio
New York
S. Tennyson
Clarksville
N. D. Polk
Washington Street
Herley Adams
Minnesota
William D. Ahrens
Dumont
Philly Pfaltzgraf
Butler County
Hampton
John Lynch
A. Lynch
Sartor Hospital
Helen Wolfe
Racine
Wis
Andrew Jensen
Arnold Mathelson
Boysen Shoe Company
St. Louis
Butschy Funeral to Be Monday in Brandon Church
Mrs. Fred Butschy dies at 28 from heart disease in La Porte City. Funeral will be at Brandon M. E. church at 2 p.m. Monday. Husband and three children survive. Location and timing reflect a Brandon area service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butschy
Brandon Church
Cas
Fred Butschy
Here
Brandon
Brandon M. E
la Porte City
Husband seeks annulment after alleged cruelty in Waterloo
Co. E. Nichols filed a district court petition to annul his marriage to Edith N. Nichols. Married May 6, 1926 in Waterloo, they separated Sept 30. He alleges cruelty that endangered his health and life. A judge granted a divorce yesterday to Alma Morris from Clifford Morris, with custody of a minor and $10 weekly maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. E. Nichols
Clerk of District Court
Edith N. Nichols
Waterloo
Nichols
G. W. Wood
Alma &. Morris
Clifford Morris
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Grate Miller
Elklets
Firrst
F. J. Landgraf
A. &. Lommel
J. N. Lua- Barre
Teachers College
Isabella
K. Sf
Woman’s Club
Tes
Robert Anderson
Fifth Street
West
Black Tearoom
Mroo
Mrs. Anderson
Fe.s—Recker
TV. Club
Lila Marchini
Quota Club
P. m
Russell-Samson
Misa Black
Ireland
Stewart Manufacturing Company
Stewart
State School For the
Janesville
George and
Russell Glasener
William Glasener
Wrestern Avenue
United States
Canada
Congress
Buchanan’s
J. Wilbur Dawson
St. Francis Hospital
Oak Lawn
N. W. Frighle
Mulberry Street
Duluth
Minn
Oetre
Cédar Falls
Zion Evangelical
Oberlin Church
T. C
R. G. Nicholas
Robert H. Corning
Thomas Anderson
Stewart Michaels
Mmalyn Rabe
Ralph Eller
Daisy Howard
Mary Olney
Calvary Baptist
J. D. Winding
Jaydin Mortensen
Bethlehem
Signe Holst
Nazareth
Mabel
Benton Brown
Helen Wiler
St. Luke's Episcopa
W. H
Merner
Clara Nolte
Paul O. Siefert
St. John’s
Farry C. Culver
Misa Miriam Evans
Spencer
L. B. Richman
Presbyterian
R. D. Erchlin
I. S. Olesen
G. Campbell Morgan
J. B. Clay
Cefar Meichta
Vas
W. F. Eblen
Houston, Tex
Jg m Gueat
F. C. Fish
Lane
Maddigan School OF Music
Oratory, Dramatic Art and Dancing Academy
Iowa
Chis
Little Lady
Tcu
Baker’s
Cehaks Cinae
Governament
Walter Baker & CO
Mike
Sibert
Toni
Cattle Congress
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