Marriage of Miss Ruby Reinler and Leonard Pettitt
The marriage service for Miss Ruby E Reinler of Waterloo and Leonard A Pettitt of Chicago was held at noon in Cedar Falls Evangelical Church by Rev. W C Lang. Bride’s relatives attended. organist Miss Viola Knacbe played during the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby E. Reinler
Waterloo
Leonard A. Pettitt
Chicago
Cedar Falls
W. C. Lang
Viola Knacbe
Helen Dunkelders
Des Mointes
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Iowa State Teachers College
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Mass
Welfare Society
Toledo
Airy Pettitt
Sarr Pettitt
GiKajoosa
Game Conservation ‘Society of
New York City
Waterloo Girl Joins Grinnell Glee Club
Miss Margaret Howell of Waterloo elected to membership in Grinnell College Girls Glee Club after a tryout with 81 applicants for 16 vacancies. The club, entering its nineteenth season, has 22 members led by president Nuth Norton and business manager Bernice Mendelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Howell
W. B. Howell
Waterloo
Girls’ Glee Club
Grinnell Gollega
Nuth Norton
Muscatine
Bernice Mendelson
Kansas City
Omaha
Dew Moines
Land
Miss Hlowell
Iowa City
B Natural Music Club
Hope Hueston
Crawfordsville
Vernice Green
Rock Rapids
Ethel Denney
New London
Mariém van Evers
Margaret Smith
Des Moines
Frances Siowell
Ackley Girl Weds Charter Oak Man At Bride's Home
Ackley Iowa October 3 Miss Renida Heethand daughter of Mrs Mars Heeiland and Ernest C Ullerich son of Mrs Caroline Ullerich Charter Oak were married at the bride’s mother's home in Ackley The Rev William Ullerich officiated There were 35 guests The bride wore white crepe Elizabeth carried pink rose buds bouquet After a three course dinner the couple planned to motor to New York City and then home on a farm near Charter Oak Mrs Ullerich taught in Charter Oak and Dumont Public schooling and spent a year in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley
Renida Heethand
Mars. Heeiland
Ernest C. Ullerich
Caroline Olléerich
Chartes Oak
William Ullerish
St. Andrews Byangelical Lutheran Church
van Horn
Elizabeth
Uherich
New York
Clis
Charter Oak
Dumont
Washington
Frida Buenneke and Clyde Welch to Marry in First Louth Parish
Frieda Buenneke of Denver and Clyde Welch of Clarksville plan to wed Sunday at the parsonage of First Loutheran church with Rev. Henry Mueller officiating. Miss Rose Hoppenworth and Henry Fouconeke Jr will be attendants. After the ceremony, the couple will motor to Omaha, then reside in Clarksville where Welch is employed. Buenneke is known in Waterloo for her singing, trained by Martin Heyde and Edoardo Lacerdote, with broadcasts on WORT and WGES and performances at the Waterloo stations and Baldwin Piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Buenneke
Denver
Clyde Welch
Clarkaville
Henry Mueller
Rose Hoppenworth
Waverly
Henry Fouconeke, Jr
Omaha
Welch
Clarksville
Buenneke
Waterloo
Martin Hevde
Sn Waterloo
Edoardo Lacerdote
Chicago Musical College
Dayvec
WORT
Webster’ Hotel
WGES
Baldwin Piano Company
Chivaga
President and 21 Clubwomen to District Meeting
Waterloo will officially represent at the district convention of the Federation of Women's Clubs in Waverly next Thursday and Friday. Mrs. G W Chapman leads 19 delegates from Waterloo Woman's Club plus 2 officials. state officers Mrs. John Fox Luke and Maurice Willows headline addresses with sessions at First Baptist church and a Waverly banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Waverly
G. W. Chapman
Waterloo Woman's Club
C. EB
Greer
Vidora
G. O. van Derveer
Federation
First Baptist Church
Women of
W. W. Marsh
EL O'Keefe
W. PF. Parrott
J. O. Knowl
C. E. Pickett
Beauty Chats on Cosmetics and Cold Cream Use
A correspondent discusses cosmetic classes and usage with emphasis on cleansing and vanishing creams. Notes that many rely on popular creams rather than understanding their effects, warns against overuse on the face, and outlines routines for pore care, bathing, and pore rinsing to improve skin gradually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usis
Fine Arts Juniors Open Year Program at Waterloo Club
The junior auxiliary to the Fine Arts department of Waterloo Woman's Club starts its year at the clubhouse Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Loren J. Berry in charge. Officers include Aliss Alice Rodamar as chair, Cora Mae Busby as vice chair, Olivia Enderlein as secretary, Hortense Morgan as treasurer, and Mrs. Charles Gredley as senior counselor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts
Waterloo Woman's Club
Loren J. Berry
Aliss Alice Rodamar
Cora Mae Busby
Wan
Olivia Enderlein
Hortense Morgan
Charles Gredley
Robert Miller
J. E. Ridenour
Ivan Powers
Ben G. Howrey
Albert Greeley
Jack Patterson
E. Wanning
Gustav Flaubert
Madame Bovary
Liter Department
George Nauman
C. Mc Huwe
Alfred Longley
Longley
Des Moines Units Honor W G Tas Worker At Luncheon
Des Moines federation of Won an's Isian Temperance union hosted a one o clock luncheon in tribute to Miss Mary J nell a mission worker spending furlough with her sister Mrs Ida Jaggar at 626 Baltimore Street Waterios Miss Campbell a Sunday guest of Rev and Mrs Fred Elliott Campbell has served a decade with the United Presbyterian board and organized work for the W C T U in India En route to the United States she was decorated by King George V for temperance work in India
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
India
United States
George V
Hutcheson Tharp Marriage Service Held at Residence
Rev J Richmond Morgan conducted the marriage of Elsie Tharp daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Wollenstein at 210 Randolph Street at 2 PM today in the couple's home. Only immediate relatives attended. The bride has worked in Minneapolis and was previously with Blacks and Davises millinery departments. The newlyweds will reside in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Elsie Tharp
W. HW. Woellenstein
Randolph Street
Charles Roger
Hutcheson
Minneapolis
Blacks’ ‘and
Davis
Lutheran Glee Club Honors Mrs Button at First Fall Meeting
The Girls' Glee club of First Lutheran Church held its first fall gathering to honor Mrs. Harry Button nee Lena Anderson. Bunco, gifts, and a shower marked the postnuptial event. Officers elected include Hazel Dow president, Evelyn Schroeder vice president, Ruth Jaga secretary, and Lorelia Buehrer treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Glee Club
First Lutheran
Ruth Jaga
Lorelia Buehrer
Former Resident Genevieve Smith Weds in Sioux City
Miss Genevieve Louise Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Elias E Smith wed Radford E Dove in Sioux City today. The bride previously lived in Waterloo and Mrs Smith was Miss Effie Murray before her marriage. The couple plan to reside in Sioux City. Meanwhile local society notes announce a 7 o clock dinner at Sunnyside Country Club hosted by Mr and Mrs W Chapman and Mr and Mrs ILC Orrick for 35 guests with bridge to follow. A third season meeting features Vorinightly Chile Gandhi and Home Rule for India presented by JW Arbuckle.Miss Cora Fowler hosts a discussion led by A Cohegan subsequent to the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Louise Smith
Elias E. Smith
Radford E. Dove
Sioux City
Waterloo
Smith
Effie Murray
W. Chapman
Orrick
Sunnyside Couniry Club
Bridge
Chile
India
JW. Arbuckle
Cora Fowler
A. Cohegan
Three Women Issue 175 Invitations for Luncheon and Bridge
A trio led by Mrs. Fred Adams Mrs. G A Tibbings and Mrs. Edmund Rausch issued 176 invitations for a 2% luncheon bridge at Sunnyside Country Club Thursday afternoon in Waterloo The hostesses will preside over one of the season s largest social functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Adams
G. A. Tibbings
Edmund Rausch
Bridge i
Sunnyside Country Club
Sear Son i Waterloo
Pearl Dolan To Wed James McNamara In Week
Pearl Dolan, soon to marry James McNamara, was feted at an informal party hosted by Mrs Id Ward McGuire. Nurses from St Francis and Sartorf hospitals in Cedar Falls attended in her honor, with earlier hospital-hosted dinners in her name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Dolan
James McNamara
IdpWard McGuarre
St. Francis Hospital
Sartorf Hospital
Cedar Falls
Miss Dolan
St. Francis’ Hospital
Black's
Club Notes Delay Update and Cody Family Travel
Club notes report a happy hour meeting pushed to next week. The article traces travels of George Cody and family from Waterloo via Chicago to St Louis Anna TI Cairo Ill. and mentions Mrs Cody a theater worker in San Fernando and cousin of film star Agnes Ayres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cody
San Fernan
J. T. Muldoon
Chicagau
St. Louis
Anna
Cairo
Waterloo
Henry Cody
Troy
Mone
Michael
William Cody
Cerrington
N. D
Codys
Dewar
Cody
San Fernando
Agnes Ayres
City in Brief
William Hearn returns to Waterloo after a summer at Pleasant View Minnesota. Rotarians hear Roger Leavitt talk at Monday luncheon. Mrs. J White returns to Solon after visit with son Clarence White. Evelyn McElhinney heads to National Park seminary via Chicago and Baltimore. Mrs. Charles H Ade and Mrs Nicholl Hall visit Washington and Des Moines. Eves visits Des Moines while appointed cattle superintendent for Cattle Congress. Morrell Packing to build large pickling plant with Maine company overseeing. work near Ottumwa to start after materials arrive, budget about 60000 dollars. Mrs. W J Atkinson to move to Des Moines. active Waterloo civic work noted. Y’s Men’s Club set dinner. Henry Bailman to become secretary effective January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn McElhinney
National Park Seminary
Washington, D.C
Chicago
Baltimore
Charles H. Ade
Nicholl Hall
San Antonio
Tex
R. K. Hall
Independence Avenue
P Eves
Des Moines
Lester W. Miller
Eves
Cattle Congress
Maine
General For
Morrell Packing Company
Oftumwa
W. J. Atkinson
Y's Men
Cil
Y. M.C
Henry Baileman
S Yetary
Claire Heald
Streatjor
Jeanette Smith Wins First Honors in Mt Vernon Bible Contest
Independence Iowa October 3 Miss Jeanette Smith daughter of Rev and Mrs RL Smith won first honors in her class the narrative in the Miller bible story contest at Mt Vernon on Friday. Her subject An Ideal Friendship earned her a gold medal. Three Independence participants have previously won in contests Miss Helen Plank and Miss Mabel Hawk also performed well in the year’s contest. Includes notes on local birthdays travels and church matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Jeanette Smith
Ars. R. Ll. Smith
Mt. Vernon
Minnesota Seeks Licenses for Towa Truck Drivers
Iowa motor vehicle agents await word from Secretary of State Ramsay on whether to enforce Minnesota license rules for trucks entering Iowa from Minnesota. Minnesota has recently detained or licensed several Iowa trucks, and a reciprocal agreement may be sought. If patrols are ordered, a dozen agents would monitor key border towns along interstate routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Motor Vehicle Department
Ram
Iowa-Minnesota
Towa
Minnesota
Ramsay
St. Paul
Iowa
Omaha
Miles Potter Buys Frank Howard House on Kingbard Hill
Miles Potter the general superintendent of the Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company buys the Frank Howard house on Columbia Circle Kingbard Hill. Potter plans to make the colonial residence his home after November 1. Sale negotiated through W H Howrey realtor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Potter
Frank Howard
Kingbard Hill
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Columbia Circle
Potter
W. H. Howrey. Yealtor
Civil Service Examinations For Police And Fire Departments
Civil service examinations for new recruits to both police and fire departments will be held at 4 p.m. Monday in the city hall's mayoral chamber. Announced today by A. F. Gnagy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nee
Ey Hath Mayoy A
EF. Gnagy
Fairy Tales Thrill Waterloo Readers at Public Library
Youthful demand for fairy stories remains strong at Waterloo Public Library with Peter Pan and Hans Christian Andersen titles highly sought. Librarians note persistent requests across grades while new travel and nature works by Beebe and Wells also captivate readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Nisteria
Peter Pan
Hint
Tinker Bell
Lang
Theresa Tevéretsen
Hans Christian Andersen
Grimm Brothers
Ruth Fressle
Nover
Flirtatious Fish Among New Travel Book Characters
He travels far and learns much. Travel books remain in demand at the public library. Librarian Miss Callie Wieder reviews four new additions for Courier readers. SX YEARS IN A MALAY JUNGLE by Carveth Wells is discussed as a nonfaking account with his own word end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Museum of Natural History
Peninsula
Pashes
Mr. Wells
Callie Wieder
Courier
Carveth Wells
Skyline Promenades Review of a White Mountains Trip
The author of this New York Times Book Review piece offers two weeks of guimping and tramping in the White Mountains. It blends scenery with literary background, connecting places to thinkers like Thoreau, Meredith, and Carlyle, yielding a calm, reflective travelogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dpours Cacklnndi
New York Times Book Review
White Mountains
Atckinson
Thoreau
Meredith
Margaret Fuller
Carlyle
Your Way Lodge, Charles B. Reed travel tale
The piece reviews Pour Way Lodge set in Lake Superior country focusing on Ojibway life and a saga of Waboosons and Wabeno. It describes canoe trips, portages, camps, and legends as background to the tale of enmity and love surrounding Waboosons, Wabeno, and his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Reed
Lake Superior
Waboos
Braun
Waboosons
Wabossons
First Baptist Will Inaugurate Church School for Children
Cedar Falls Oct 3 Rev William C Deer pastor of First Baptist church plans a new children’s church school during the morning service, with Sunday School instruction in handiwork and a sermon in the auditorium. Mrs Charles J Mentz supervises. Mrs W C Deer leads junior work. Mrs Harry Munger and Mrs Paul Bergstrom supervise beginners. Deer notes Cedar Falls Baptist is among first to try such an innovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
William C. Deer
First Baptist Church
Children’s Church
Charles J. Mentz
W. C. Deer
Harry Munger
Paul Bergstrom
Waterloo
Ae College
John W. Ariickle
State Teachers College
William C. Keeler
First Methodist Church
Town City
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Local Postoffice Receipts Rise and Candy Firm Hire
The Dubuque based Johannsen Candy Company hires a new fourth position staffer as the family plans spring stay. Postoffice receipts for the quarter ending Sept 30 show a gain of 1905.09 over last year, totaling 6809.79, up 1018.44 from 1924. Teachers College seniors plan Oct 10 class day with stunts and games including football hockey and pushball between freshmen and sophomores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers College
Tablets to Nashua church pioneers unveiled this Sunday
In Nashua Cedar Falls Oct 3 a memorial tablet honoring pioneer pastor Rev J K Nutting and Dr William S Pitts will be unveiled. A second tablet listing 146 church members since formation will also be dedicated as Rev Georges Hunva presents the first tablet. Mrs Fisher will speak during the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Tittie Brown
Nashua
Mra Fe M. Jmshet
J. K. Nutting
D Dw Williams
Pitts
Georges Hunva
the Vale
Littla Browns Church
Bradford
iTle
Predericksburg
Adventists Tackle End Times Talk At General Conference
Des Moines reports Adventists plan lengthy sessions at the general conference meeting to discuss the early coming of Christ, opposition to national religion in public schools, and debates on evolution and church state issues. Leaders cite signs from the world indicating the resurrection of the just is imminent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Council of the General Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists
Adventists
Durgan
Society Fetes Harvard Lowden Wedding at Riverside Farm
Chicago society attendees travel to Sin nissippi farm in Oregon Illinois to witness the outdoor wedding of Miss Harriet Lowden and Albert F L Madlener. The ceremony is set for 4 p m beside the Rack river bank unless weather prevents an outdoor rite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Ill
Chicago Society
Sinnissippi Farm
Frank O. Lowden
Harriet Lowden
Albert FL Madlener
Chicago
Jhey Rack
Falls Rotary Club Hosts Dinner Honoring School Staff
Cedar Falls October 3 Special guests included school directors their wives and city teaching staff at Hotel Slack Hawk where Dr W J Hearst presided. Harrys Bangert gave the response and Joseph B Clay spoke for the board on Know Your Boy Ira Condit introduced club members in gridiron fashion. Mrs C S Coddington and Max Noah sang two solos each and assembly singing was directed by A C Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Slack Hawk
Rotary Club
W. J. Hearst
Harrys Bangert
Joseph
Clay
Ira
Condit
Sofo
C. S. Coddington
Max Noah
Assembly
A. C. Fuller
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Ruby E. Reimler
Weatérico Woman's Club
Woman's Rotary Club
Pinners A. Bison's
Grinnell Glee Club
Bride
Miss McCullough
Rollo Jennings
B.A. McCullough
Castle Hill
Miss Blanche
EB. L. Jennings
Tremont Street
MG. Court
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Ecklund Business
College
Jennings
Waterloo Barber College
Ceune Falls
G. A
Lincoln Circle
Memorial
Narber
la Parte City
W. HH. Hoyrey
FL R. Asquith
JL. A. Cobb
Frieda Buenneke
First Loutheran Church
Miss Buenneke
Kate
W.g.tas
Hutcheson-Tharp
Lutheran Glee Club
Button
Waterloo Wetman’s Club
B. Howard
Willard Hall
Frank Penne
Doratly Bresler
C. L. Rausch
Servis
Tmteasot
Jo. Thomson
Zlinger
Genrze Smale
West and
4Th St. Bridge
W. M
Buchanan
Chasses
William Hearn
Pleasant View
Minn
Helmet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Roger Leavitt
Jeannette Smith
Upper Iowa
M.E
Richmond
Priday
Get
Fily
Webster
Mel
Call Town
New Mexico
Paty Aico
Cal
Las Cruces
N. M
Lahlbridge Palmer
Hastings-on-the-Hudson
Florida
Richard C. Haines
Anderson
Reds Ute
Mt and
Afra
R. B. Rulnes
Cornell College
Don A. Risk
Risk
Iiniznt
Lcenses
Phenaunta
Coun‘cy Saive
State Ash
Fatch Flaw
Gremer
Rewley
Wi. UE Dies
Rowley
Cone Center
Weclock
Conn Center
Uiere
Police
Fire Department
Hressle
Peterelsen
William Beebe
William
Beebe
South
America
British
Guiana
Mr. Beebe
Cedar
First Baptist
Bethlehem
Pressville
Bethlehem Church
Fredsville
J. D. Winding
Alden
Vinding
Calvary Baptist Church
Mr. Vinding
G. He Velvig
WU. C. Culver
M. BS
Iarriett Miller
Culver
Edna Hopkins
Robert H. Fearing
Ff EL Co
Cerlar Falls
George 5
Mornin
Emma Lambert
Nuys Heing Arrianged
Albert Nielsen
Streeter-Weishard
First Street West
Vernon TD
Matthews
Car ‘Ter
Twelfth Street
Woah
Kase G. Beuniaon
Los Angeles
Main Street
W. O. Baum
Dawn
Cedar Parle
Mangger
Taylor
Lee Pry Goods Rompans
Hin
Dahan
Johannsen Candy Company
The
Dubuque Company
Christ
New Falls
Unun
RCS
Jose
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