Miss Jean Dawes Sets Oct 31 1945 Wedding Date
Society notes announce Miss Jean Dawes daughter of Mr and Mrs Rufyy C Dawes of Evanston Illinois will wed Robert F Sherman of Evanston on October 31 1945 The ceremony will be at First Presbyterian Church Evanston with Rev D O Jones officiating A reception follows at Evanston Country Club The bridal party includes Mrs Charles C Dawes matron of honor and Miss Marion Dawes maid of honor Ushers listed include John J Charles Jr and Charles Dawes Other social events and club notices appear in the afternoon and evening schedules with various lodge and sorority functions noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Jones
Evanston
Evanston Country Club
Anne
Charles C. Dawes
Marion Dawes
Margaret
Helen Dawes
Walter Hempel
John B. Rhodes
Recent Bride Honored by Afternoon Shower in Maynard
Mrs Louis Larsen formerly Miss Beulah Simpson enjoyed a Thursday afternoon shower hosted by Miss Maud Gould at 216 Fremont Street. Four tables of 600 were played with prizes to Miss Margaret Harvey and Miss Margaret Mastain. a no course luncheon in pink and green followed. Guests included Miss Emma Krumwiede Miss Frankie Coleman Miss Clara Norby Miss Ruth Wahrenwald Miss Martha Hetran Miss Ella Lenius Miss Myrna Zeller Mrs Herbert Briteman Mrs Clifton Holman Mrs Charles Barnholt Mrs Roy Scoggin Mrs Helen Haines and Mrs Wiggo Despersen Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Larsen
Beulah Simpson
Maynard
Maud Gould
Fremont Street
Margaret Harvey
Margaret Mastain
Emma Krumwiede
Frankie ‘Coleman
Clara’ Norby
Bridge Party Saturday to aid AAUW education fund
A benefit bridge party to support the American Association of University Women education fund will be held Saturday afternoon at the Green Lantern tearoom around 2 30. Miss Pauline Bassarear Mrs Clarence Wilson and Miss Wanda Daum will oversee the event. Reservations are not required and the public may attend. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American’ Association of University Women
iGreen Lantern
Pauline Bassarear
Clarence Wilson
Wanda Daum
Theatre Party Is Given as Courtesy for Miss Jenson
Theatre party planned as courtesy for Miss Jenson, with luncheon at Mrs. Timm home on Berry Street. Monday evening Oct 28 the parish house hosts a comedy under Mrs. Stanton Holver-son direction featuring Mrs. Jennie Ricker and others. Young Musicians meet Saturday at Miss Annette Lingelbachs home for Beethoven life talk and a Halloween music program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenson
Episcopal
Schurch
Stanton Holver- Son
University of Wisconsin
Jennie Ricker
Charles Slack
Gertrude George
A. L. Fox
Arch ‘McFarlane
Cecil “Bickley
James Parroty
T. R. MeCoy
Annette Lingelbach
Tit Third Street
Beethoven
Party Series for Miss Ruth Myers Comes to Close
A bridal series of parties for Miss Ruth Myers concludes with a Thursday bridge gathering hosted by Mrs. D. G. A. Newhouse at Walnut Court. Prizes awarded to Miss Margaret Nauman and Miss Helen Miller. guests include Verne Myers and others. Myers travels to Chicago for Saturday’s wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Myers
Dg. A. Newhouse
Walnut Court
Margaret Nauman
Helen Miller
Cedar Falls
Verne Myers
Verl Allbee
Lucile Allbee
Maulouise Coughlan
Audrey Wallace
Myers
Bake sale and church social notices from several local churches
The Ladies' Social union of the Universalist church plans a bake sale at Agnes Thompson shop on Fourth Street East this Saturday. Willing Workers of Spiritual Church of Christ Truth met Thursday afternoon for a lesson on Spiritual Unfoldment and planned a bake sale for Oct 13. St. Margaret's guild of St. Mark's Episcopal hosted a luncheon at Mrs. Lee Falion's home with joint hostess Mrs. V J Brown and others, and discussed a rummage sale set for the first week in November. The next Hipetype guild meeting is Oct 18 with Mrs. J T Riordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Social Union
Af Universalist Church
Agnes Thompson Shop
Fourth Street East
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth
Sophie Smalley
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Lee Falion
Home Park
Bousevard
V. J. Brown
K. Kulirke
Mrai
George Lingelbach
J. G. Creede
J. T. Riordan
Hints in Beauty Care Three Beauty Baths
A fragment on improving baths for cleansing and beauty. It suggests adding starch to bath water for a silky feel and a powder film, using mustard baths to warm or relieve headaches, and trying mineral salts or sea salt for health. Mentions table mustard and cautions about cost and effectiveness.
Miss Mosher Honored At Farewell Party In Albuquerque
Evelyn Mosher, soon to move to Albuquerque New Mexico, was honored at a farewell party hosted by Mrs J B Hubbard at 611 Nevada Street. Prizes in bridge went to Miss Marie Macker and Mrs Alva Mapes, a scrapbook was made, piano solos performed, and Miss Neva Wilson sang with Bass Durella Walters. A two course luncheon followed hosted by Mrs J H Cherry. Additional guests included Dorothy Wilgus Dorothy Hill and Edna Mathews. Carol Marie Reiff celebrated her sixth birthday with a party hosted by Mrs Edward Reiff at 948 Linden Street, with twenty five guests and fancy colored cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Mosher
Albuquerque
N. M
J. B. Hubbard
Nevada Street
Marie Macker
Alva Mapes
Mosher
Neva Wilson
Durella Walters
J. H. Cherry
Dorothy Wilgus
Dorothy Hill
Edna Mathews
Carol Marie Reiff
Edward Reiff
Linden Street
Gilly
Cattle Congress Attendees and Local Visits Highlight Waterloo News
A stream of visitors and residents converged on Waterloo for the Dairy Cattle Congress. Among those noted were Adrian Wiley of Minneapolis and KH Glaw of San Francisco visiting relatives, Oren Harwood at Centerville air meet, and El Comanche the outdoor writer guesting with A C Willford. Robert Hackbarth faced contempt charges after bootlegging arrest at the grounds, while Morris Moore’s daughter Hisse was injured fading Franklin and Tenth streets. Local officials, Boy Scout delegates, and leaders from Cedar Rapids to Waterloo discussed events and preparations for upcoming regional activities. The community also mourned the death of John King, with funeral services planned in Oelwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Martin
Chicago
Adrian Wiley
Minneapolis
Arthur
Delbert
Heil
Cuba City
Wis
John Schroeder
H. L. Buckley
Dubuque
H. J. Buckley
Mulberry Street
Harry L. Webster
Cedar Rapids
Oren Harwood
Waterloo
Centerville
el Comanche
O Outdoor Jore
Izaak Walton League of America
A. C. Willford
League
Clinton
Robert Hackbarth
Cattle Congress
Hackbarth
Paul Love
Winegin
Neb
Arthur F. Jury
George Felker
Lincoln
Hisse Morris
Bk. C. Mooris
Tenth Street
Franklin
Ty O. C. Anderson
Sioux Rapids
Allen Memorial Hospital
Brain Test Phrase Pack
A set of mixed phrases and proverbs with some garbled or incomplete entries. Notable items reference common sayings like time and sun directions, moral maxims, arithmetic basics, and a few distorted names or places. Overall, the list reads as a miscellaneous exercise in recognition and memory.
Use of cigarette smoking rising worldwide in 1920s
London reports a strong worldwide shift to cigarettes with England moving away from pipes. Imperial economic committee notes India’s 6.4 billion annual cigarette consumption, Britain may consume up to 35 percent of empire tobacco, while Europe and the United States show rising cigarette use alongside traditional pipe tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Germany
Imperial Economic Committee
India
United Kingdom
British Empire
Europe
U. S
United States
Daytona Beach Welcomes Rocket Car Speed Trials
Daytona Beach prepares to host speed experiments with the rocket car of Fritz von Oppel next winter. Mayor Eddie Armstrong assures safety for spectators while welcoming rival speed marks from De Palma Seagrave Campbell and Keech. Dr Karl Kueld, linked to Oppel, announced the demonstration in New York as the city vows policing and support for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Beach
Fla
de Palma
Milton
Seagrave
Campbell
Keech
Fritz von Oppel
Germany
Daytona
Eddie Armstrong
Florida
Karl George Kueld
New York
Argentine-Indian 107 Years Old Still in Army Service
Buenos Aires reports Senor Jose Cruz Gomez, a 107 year old yet 100 percent Argentine-Indian, remains on active service and fit for duty. He appears only about 50, has served under aging commanders, and continues to be ready for emergencies, with no rules or facts limiting his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Jose Cruz Gomez
Gomez
Iimb
Iowa Supreme Court rules nom by primary optional
High Court upholds Polk county ruling allowing nomination by convention or primary to be optional. Zellmer, listed by name on ballot without 10 percent governor vote, had Democratic county convention back him as nominee. Secretary of State Ed Smith refused to certify, citing the law, while court says original intent to limit conventions remains, enabling a possible 1924 code revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Mopings
Iowa Supreme Court
Polk County District Court
C. A. Zellmer
Casy County
Ed M. Smith
Supreme Court
Zellmer
John Fletcher
Smith
District Court
High Court
C. F. Stevens
Kleist Buys Commercial Grand Cafe from Hietter
Ernest L. Kleist of 112 Wallgate avenue, a Russell-Lamson hotel chef, becomes proprietor of the Commercial Grand restaurant at 619 Commercial Street after a last night deal with W. F. P. Heitter of 621 Washington Street. Heitter has run the cafe for years. Kleist plans to rearrange the cafe and make changes. After tomorrow his son Lloyd E. Kleist, also a kitchen worker at Russell-Lamson, will join him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest L. Kleist
Wallgate
Avenue
Russell-Lamson
Commercial Grand
Commercial Street
W. FP. Heitter
Washington Street
Heitter
Kleist
Lloyd E. Kleist
Russell-Lamson Kitchen
Judge to Lecture Four Young Bandits
Four Lafay ette grade school youths confessed to multiple house entries and thefts on lower Lafayette street. They will face Judge George J. Sager tomorrow for a fatherly lecture on right and wrong, per probation officer Mrs. Mary Law. All first offenders, arrested after several robberies were reported in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J.sager
Mary Law
Lafayette Grade School
Lower
Lafayette Street
Salmon Salad on Lettuce and Savory Crackers
A recipe fragment describes salmon salad with flaked salmon celery lemon juice salt paprika and mayonnaise served on lettuce with green pepper garnish and toasted cheese crackers spread with cheese and stuffed olives baked until browned. Includes a molasses spice mix and a flour dough component ending with lard.
Recipe notes for pie crust and filling preparation
The instructions describe saving 1 to 2 cups of mixture for later and stirring the rest into the first mixture. Line three pie plates with crusts, fill with the mixture, and top with 1/2 cup crumbs. Bake in a moderate oven.
East High names junior and senior class candidates
East High student elections selected candidates for both classes yesterday. Senior slate includes president Frank Beatle and Wright Steeves and secretary Ruth Tumbleson. Junior ticket lists John Latta and Le Roy Furry as presidents with Donald Kelly and Robert Kenney as vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Robert Bingham
Robert Pritchard
Frank Beatle
Wright Steeves
Jenette Dobson
Dorotha Bennett
Howard Schrag
Warren Crane
Ruth Tumbleson
Helen Barnes
John Latta
LeRoy Furry
Donald Kelly
Robert Kenney
Margaret Hellen
Demaris Lohner
Virginia Berry
Margaret Morris
Florence Black
Viol Knoche
Nations build motorships shift world shipbuilding trends
Washington reports a global shift in merchant ship construction toward motorships. Smaller countries expand output while declines hit Britain and Ireland, with Germany maintaining second place and the Netherlands overtaking Italy for third. Denmark falls to ninth as Russia rises to sixth. Japan and Sweden move up. The United States remains tenth with 55,000 gross tons under construction. Motorships total about 340,000 tons more than all other types combined, and most nations aim for the 1,000,000 ton mark in motorship output. France Sweden Italy and Denmark focus on motorships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department’ of Commerce
British Isles
Great Britain
Ireland
Germarly
Netherlands
Italy
Denmark
Falen
Russia
Japan
Sweden
United States
Althe
France
Melo softens water for spotless dishes and soap boost
The ad claims Melo softens hard water to prevent scum, allowing easy washing of dirty dishes. It says soft water prevents rings around the dishpan, dishes sparkle in salt water, and grease cleans better with Melo. It also asserts Melo enhances soap effectiveness by about 34 percent and should be used wherever soft water is desired.
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Society
Jean Dawes
Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority
Black's
Pi ‘Theta PI Sorority
Blick
Foor
A. Alu
Timm
Berry Street
Woman's Club
Waterloo Woman's Club
Jessie Cooley
Ray Megert
F. L. Chamberlain
T. M. Buchanan
James Clark
G. N. Cousins
M. B
Cleveland
W. R. Cole
J. H.easley
L. B. Eickelberg
R. E. Crowther
J. H. Crippen
H. B. Crapper
Eula McKinley
Adelaide Blythe
West High School
Church News
Mrs. Frank
Srizf
Buchanan's
WM. C. A
T. K. Wheeler
Fourth Street
Oelwein
John King
Joseph Bott
John Berringer
CG. J
Harry Walters
Malcolm
George Smith
Council Bufts
J. J. Kies
August Deuch
Freeport
F. M. Rittenhouse
Walnut Street
E. I. Glingman
Western Avenue
Glenn A. Tibbets
Fussel Lamson, Jr
Lamson
Maxine
Third Street West
Landon
Englands
Pacific Ocean
Paris
Redfern
High Court OK
Cass County
Grand Cafe
Hietter
Des Moines
UPK
iMelville A. Lumbard
Webb
Okoboji
New Orleans
Rose Reichard-Marshall
Marshall
America
Telephone Ales
American Cranberry Exchange
West Broadway
Heinz
Far East
Waterco Evening Courier
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Stanins
Ong Lencosenus
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