Waterloo groups host language study and social events
Hospitality committee hosts a meeting with Mrs. Furster and Mrs. James G. Mark as hostesses. Various clubs meet across Waterloo including the Romance Language department, Junior Sisterhood, Willing Workers, and United Presbyterian Church groups. Socials include a mixed bridge at Sunnyside Country Club and luncheons at Black's Tea Room with local civic members also listed.
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Germany
Mra
Furster
James G. Mark
Locum
Chicago Tribune
Carl
Bickley
Ebay
Waterloo School Terrkers Associatee
Cina
Waterloo N Woman’s Club
First Brethren Chure
Avis’ Lamb
Licclub
First Congrega Church
Workers
Church of Christ
United
Presbyterian Church
Wire. NL
W. Groomes
Waterloo
Black's Tearoom
Sunnyside Country Club
First Presbyterian Church
Gllmore McDaniel
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
K. P Hall
Royal Neighbors
K. GC. Hall
Waterloo Congregationalists to Attend Northwestern Meeting
Three Watertooans will be represented on the program of the Northwestern Association of Congregational Ministers and Churches. The event runs Monday and Tuesday, Oct 7 and 8, at McGregor. Dr J Richmond Morgan will address Monday evening on The Church and Its Critic. Rev William Hardcastle will speak Tuesday morning on The Plan and the Local Church. Mrs William Hardcastle will discuss Woman's Work Tuesday morning. The association closes with a banquet Tuesday evening.
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Watertooans
Northwestern
Association of the Congregational
McGregor
J. Richmond
Morgan
First Congregational Church
Waterloo
Willam Hardcastle
Plymouth
Congregational Church
William Hardcastle
Hardcastle
Fyes
Af “Ithe Association
Nashua Couple Married at Church in Yale Tuesday
Nashua couple Miss Mary Elizabeth Bent and Harry G. Todd were united in marriage Tuesday afternoon at the Little Brown Church in Yale. Rev. F. E. Clements officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs M. E. Bent, wore a gown of white and carried ophelia roses. A wedding dinner at Sunset Inn followed for about 30 relatives and friends. The newlyweds planned a two week trip to Dinors after the ceremony. Mrs Todd was Nashua High School 1929 graduate.
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Courier
Nashue
Mary Jan
Elizabeth
Bent
Little Brown
Yale
FE. E. Clements
M. E. Bent
Todd
Dinors ‘i
Nashua High School
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary to Meet Here Sunday
South Dakota department VFW Auxiliary will convene Sunday October 6 with headquarters at Hotel President. Eugene Clark auxiliary will entertain visiting counsel members at 10 o clock luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson. Waterloo council members Mrs Ed Heiple and Mrs J D Clark chair the affair. reservations for the luncheon should be made by Friday October 4.
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South Dakota Department Co i
Veterans of Foreign
Rssauxilary
Eugene «Clark
Counsel
Russell Lamson
Ed. Heiple
D. Clark
Waterloo
Social Guests To Be Entertained In City Homes
Friday luncheon arrangements to compliment guests include Mrs A Mo Place and daughter Mrs G N Garrettson with Mrs W Robison hosting at 1150 Independence Ave. Visiting Mrs Young of Des Moines and Mrs Pickett will attend from Des Moines and Los Angeles audiences.
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Lancheon
Thummer
New York
Gilys
BB. Sraith
Los Angeles
Lunctheon
A. Mo Place
G. N. Garrettson
W. Robinson
Place
Fourth Street
Young
Des Moines
Pickett
Thummel
Baliteté
Broadway
Smith
Robison
Independence Avenue
Celebrate Golden Wedding Date at Scene of Marriage
Golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs C H Frendhs celebrated at the old Homestead in Grundy County where they were married Sept 30 1870. Attending were three sons six daughters 30 grandchildren two great grandchildren and other relatives. A son John Frerichs died in France 1918 and a daughter died in infancy. Mr Frerichs is 76 and Mrs Frerichs 68.
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Aplington
C. H. Frendhs
Grundy County
G. Abbes
Frerlehs
Nashua Church Scene Hosts Dubuque Couple Wedding
A Dubuque couple, Zita Schulte and William Lengstra, were married Sunday at the Little Brown Church near Nashua. A wedding dinner followed at the Pfab home and the couple will reside in Dubuque. Yeomen meet at K P hall at 7:30 for a regular business session.
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Courier Special Service
Charles Olty
Matt Efair
Mr. Pfab
Zita Schulte
Wiliam Lengstra
Dubuque
Little Brown
Neshua
Pfab
Lebstra
Beauty advice hints for resolving style and body concerns
This reader note offers practical tips from Edna Ken on eliminating flaws in appearance. It covers choosing dress styles to flatter shoulders and arms, color choices to affect complexion, hair removal by electric needle, nail care, weight guidance, and subtle methods to reduce blemishes.
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Edna Ken
Grace M church women hold all day meeting in Ky
Mrs Charles Ferguson was elected delegate to the branch meeting of Foreign Missionary Society at Des Moines October 10 13 during the all day gathering of Grace Mo E church women. Mrs S A Caphagan presided opening session before luncheon. The missionary hour heard reports from Vine Street group praising 147 calls while Mildred Gleason sang The Masters Service First.
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Charles’ Ferguson
Foreign Missionary ,Society
Des Monlres
Grace
Mo. E
A. Caphagan
Ladies' Aid) Sociaty
Vine ‘Street
Mada
S. B. Reed
P. W. Eaton
Gale
Stella Grindell
Loven
Bush
Mark Flanders
Heth Tracy
Tracy
Mfe
September Weddings Record Set at Little Brown Church
Sixty five couples were married at Little Brown Church in the Vale in September, five more than last year. The month opened with David Kell and Hazel Klinefel ler, and included weddings for Emery J. Schmitz, Helene Tanner. Otto Sanwick, Helene Tanner. Adolph Bock, Myrtle Hampton. Melvin Hott, Flossie Hanne. Vern Hemm, Irene Frederick, among others officiated by Rev. William Kent and Rev. Mr. Pringle.
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Courter
Nashua
Little Brown Church
the Vale
David
Kell
Conrad
Hazel L. Klinefeller
Grundy Center
William Kent
Otto Sanwick
Helene Tanner
Madison
Wis
Emery J. Schmitz
Brooklyn
Hazel M. _Schmidt
Waterloo
Clifford
Bowen
Belmont
J. E. Gallop
Johnson Creek
Adolph, R. Bock
Berwin
Myrtle Hampton
Chicago
Melvin Hott
Flossie Hanne
Rockford
Vern Hemm
Irene Frederick
Hampton
Mr. Pringle
Phi Sigma Chi Plans Dinner Meeting For Formal
Phi Sigma Chi announces final plans for its third annual formal a dinner dance at Hotel President next Thursday evening October 10. A Black's tearoom dinner Monday night will finalize attendance and set arrangements for a Halloween hard times dance. Officers elected last meeting include area president C T O Connor vice president Peter Kelley secretary Donald Finkyson treasurer Harry Hulett historian Perry Page sergeant at arms Clark Kniss inner guard Bob Dodson chaplain Bradford Kern. There are 35 chapter members.
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Phi Sigma Chi
Black's
Hallowe’en
C. T. O'Connor
Peter Kelley
Donald Finkyson
Harry Hulett
Perry Page
Clark Kniss
Bob Dodson
Bradford Kern
Masonville Couple United in Marriage at Rites
The marriage of Miss Lella Metsch and Walter J. Garey was solemnized Tuesday morning at 8 o clock in Immaculate Conception church by Rev D Lonergan. Attendants were Miss Agnes Garvey and Leo Metsch. The couple left for a wedding trip through the northwest after a breakfast at the bride's home. A post nuptial shower honored Mrs Mervill Knott formerly Lucille Knowles with 14 guests.
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Jourier
Masonville
Lella Metsch
Charles Mersch
Walter J. Garey
John Garrey
Immiacuate Conception Church
D. Lonergan
Agnes Garvey
Leo Metsch
Mervill Knott
Lucille Knowles
G. G. Murphy
Pearl McLannan
Ruth Robinson
Murphy
Fourth Street
Knott
Fragmented sentence order on a mixed-bag of phrases
Text shows five loosely connected lines about travel by night a bow throwing a stone at a dog and breaking a window a star in the sky a southward flight from Florida to Brazil and a claim about Napoleon as a great general The sequence is garbled and lacks coherent narrative.
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Florida
Brazil
Napoleon
Church News Briefs Span Local Groups and Meetings
Church groups across Cedar Falls Waterloo and Charles City report gatherings. Dinners, business meetings, and regular services occur at First Presbyterian Westminster Presbyterian and First Congregational churches. Missionary society programs include talks on Indians of Alaska and European work. Local YWCA and Baptist groups share reports from state conventions and association meetings.
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J. A. Laurie
Cedar Falls
Alaska
Ladies* Auxiliary
Woman's Missionary Society
Westminster _ Presbyterian church
The
Missionary Society
Rockford Girl and Rudd Resident Wed at Nashua Church
The marriage of Miss Velma Otte of Rockford and Glen Grandy of Rudd was held Sept. 25 at the Little Brown Church in the Vale. Attendants were Miss Lucille Ballard and Delwin Otto. The couple will reside on a farm near Rudd.
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Rockford
Rudd
Nashua Church
Courier
Charles City
Velma Otte
Glen Grandy
Little Brown
the Vale
Lucille Ballard
Delwin Otto
Former Gladbrook Teacher Weds California Resident
Former Gladbrook teacher Lie Durkes hosted a 6030 oclock dinner honoring Mrs Kane Pettus who wed Sept 30 at Omaha and will reside in California. Miss Bernice Heltz Maquoketa visiting Miss Ruth Eibler was feted at a party. Awards in chance went to Mrs Walter Angel and Miss Lavera Hamm.
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Gladbrook
California
S Courier
Hallie Durkes
Kane Pettus
Omaha
Glanbrook School
Bernice Heltz
Maquoketa
Ruth Eibler
Center Street
Eibler
Walter Angel
Lavera Hamm
K. T. Voight
City in Brief: Thummel visits Omaha then incident
W F Thummel of New York City visits Mrs Bailiett at 01 Broadway en route to Omaha where he will visit brother Vincent Massina Jr. He was knocked to the street yesterday afternoon by a fire and rum driver but not seriously hurt. Eugene Mueller reports a prankster removed coils from his car near the Illinois Central station. Divorce petitions are filed in Hartman v Hartman and Reece v Reece. Springfield Metallic Casket reps visit Kistner funeral home while exhibiting at a cattle congress exposition.
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W. F. Thummel
New York City
Illnois Gentral Station
Daniel G. Hartman
Jon T. Hartman
W. R. Reece
Mary J. Reece
Carlisle
Springfeld Metallic Casket Company
Springfield
Ed. J. Larson
Moines
Iowa
E. ‘I. Kistner
Klatner Funeral Home
Dalry ‘Cattle Congress Industrial Exposition
Congress Crowds See Many Things Besides Cattle
A crowded fair scene at the congress grounds features a Belgian Draft horse claim, a heavy dairy cow diversions, a rescue from a sewer grate, and vast milk production estimates. Exhibits include a modern furniture booth, radios, fur naces, and a towering horse at 19 hands high and 2900 pounds.
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Congress
Thief Arrested on Train Passing Through Waterloo
G Stevens of Iowa Falls reported a theft of 48 dollars at a celebration concession. Detective Ralph Davis arrested Fish of Milwaukee aboard the Hawkeye Limited near Central Station after a sheriff’s tip. Fish confessed, yielding about half the stolen sum.
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G. Stevens
Towa Fells
Ild
Fish
Mil Waukee
Ralph Davis
Hawkeye Limited
Iiness Central
Hardin County
Stevens
Iowa Falls
Osage Shipper Agent Attends Midwest Conference
Osage Iowa freight agent W Reid of the Illinois Central depot went to Des Moines Wednesday as a guest of Supt L McGabe of Dubuque to attend a Midwest Shippers advisory board meeting at the Ft Des Moines hotel.
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Osage
O. W. Reid
Dlinois Central Depot
Des Moines
Montana man buys business at Osage
Osage Ta October 3 Leonard Gilles recently back from Minot North Dakota has bought out Chas Dalin's dry cleaning plant. Dalin undecided about future plans but may go on the road again.
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Osage
Leonard Gilles
Minot
WN. D
Ouf Chas
Dalin
Upper Iowa cheer leader elected
Fayette Iowa October 3 Don Crandall a diminutive junior of Volga City has been unanimously elected head cheer leader at Upper Iowa He is listed as second baseman who has won three letters in baseball and is captain in the squad for next spring.
Man Stricken At National Cigar Store In Marsh Place
Police were called shortly before noon today to the National cigar store in the Marsh Place building where J. W. Griesbaum, a resident near Jesup, lay prostrate on the floor. He was perspiring heavily and complained of heat but the officers believed he was overcome by an epileptic seizure.
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National Cigar Store
Marsh Place
J. W. Griesbaum
Jesup
Marriage Licenses Issued in Manchester This Week
County Clerk Burton issued licenses to Emil F. Wenching and Fannie Ryan of Ryan, Walter J. Gartey and Leila A. Mersch of Masonville, Edward Billmeyer and Susie Anna Cole, Graham George Schmidt and Bessie Robinson of Manchester.
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Manchester
Burton
Clark
Emil F. Wenching
Fannie Ryan
Ryan
Walter J
Gartey
Leila A. Mersch
Masonville
Edward Billmeyer
8Usie
Anna Cole
Graham
George Schmidt
Bessie Robinson
Railroad men visit Water loo from two railways
P. J. Murphy traveling passenger agent of the Denver Rio Grande and Western railroad and W. L. Seeley industrial agent of the Chicago Great Western railroad were business visitors in Water loo today.
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Omaha
Denver, Rio Grande & Western Railroad
W. L. Seeley
Chicago
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Waterloo
Butler Ministers Form Society
A meeting of ministers led by Rev C B Preston formed the Butler County Ministers Association with 11 in attendance. Rev W J Grossheim was elected president and Rev W G Nasson vice president, with Rev O B Preston as secretary treasurer. next meeting to be held in Clarksville.
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Courter
Allison
C. B. Preston
Butler” County
Luricheon
Cchurch
W. J. Grossheim
W. G. Nassén
0. B. Preston
J.A. Small
Greene
D. C.perry
Fred Riges
Dumont
H. R.campbell
W. W." Grant
Clarksville
Ww. Thompson
Aplington
J. A. Caskey
Parkersburg
A. C. Woodcock
Alexander
Auto Stolen From Casey Blank’s Washington Street
Casey Blank reported to police that his 1932 light coupe with license 33-711 was stolen from a parking spot near his home last night.
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Casey _ Blank
Washington Street
Hcense
Boy Scout Executive Arthur F. Jury Undergoes Appendix Surgery
Arthur F. Jury, a Wapsipinicon area Boy Scout executive, had an appendicitis operation Tuesday in a Waterloo hospital. His condition today was reported favorable.
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Arthur F. Jury
Wapsipinicon
Waterloo
Simple Home Dishes From Leftovers
Easy breakfast and dessert ideas featuring baked eggs with ham and rice and an Apple Sauce Pie. Includes steps for spiced beets with cider vinegar and sugar, boiling, canning tips, and meringue topping for the pie.
Boy's Arm Fracture From Swing Fall
Nashua Indiana October 3 1923 Robert 12 son of Mr and Mrs W F Pierce east of town fractured a bone in his right arm in a fall from a school swing Tuesday at school authorities said he is resting at home and under care of a physician
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Nashua
Robert
W. F. Pierce
Becoming House Frock pattern for home wear featured
The Evening Courier promotes Design 1648 a simple house frock with a crossed neck band and two pockets. Available in sizes 16 18 20 34 36 38 and 40 in gingham petal broadcloth rayon and plain or printed fabrics. Pattern costs fifteen cents solo or ten cents with a pattern. mail to Courier Pattern Dept New York.
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Evening Courier
W. 17Th St
New York
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Masonic Temple
Becker Chapter
E. S
Charles Trunkey
C. H. Bunker
Ora Braydon
Maude Keyser
Cedar Rapids
Grand
O. GC. Miller
Masons
Eastern Star
Yeomen
Brotherhood of American
K. P. Hall
T Forbes
Louise
Woman's Societies
Grace M
Church
Phi Sigma Chi’s
A. Ot. Stedd
L. Brown
Ray Golinveaux
J. ©.McMenimen
George McGuire, Sr
D. W. Peck
Golinveaux
Joseph Sibert Maridgen
Joseph Sibert
J. B. Sibert
Robert Irwin
Irving Larsen
Loren Redpath
Charles Tharon
William Haynes
Richard Lindbloom
Elmer Lyle
Bobbie Taber
Church ‘News
Unite Presbyterian Church
N.W
Groomes
Berlih Avenue
Workers Association
First Presbyterian ‘Church
Church of Christ ‘Truth
IR. L. Clib
First Congregational“ Church
Helga Sorensen
Nel
R. G. Eightey
Walnut Street
L. G. Adams
C. EB. Pennington
Memphers of
O. E
J. R. Rector
Black
Rector
Fratitr Adams
Woman's Relief Corps
Emerson | Sehop
Darius Miller
Tenth Avenue
Grossmann Funeral Home
G. A. Hess
Riverside
Walter Boehm
Clayton County
Boehm
Iowa City
J. H. Mehl
Chestnut Street
Illinois
Segman
Fifth and
Water Streets
Fitth and
West End 4Th St. Bridge
MN. c. Bidg. Buchanan
J. G. Contier, Jr
American Association of Breeders and
Joseph Gibbs
Geneeman
Osage S. C
D.ml
Montana
Upper Iowa
Booth
Veka
Kia
Haddie
Lauverman's
Butler
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