Miss Florence Chilcote Weds Lloyd Smith in Westminster Church
Miss Florence Chilcote daughter of Mrs. George Chilcote 132 Moir street married Lloyd Smith son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Smith 321 Baltimore street at Westminster Presbyterian Church in a single ring ceremony. Rev Clinton F. Smith officiated. Bridesmaid Cecil Chilcote and best man Ronald Scott attended. The couple will reside in Rath-Peek apartments after October 17 and plan a Chicago honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Chilcote
George Chilcote
Moir Street
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Lioyd Smith
A. A. Smith
Baltimore Street
Clinton F. Smith
Allen Memorial Hospital
Cecil
Ber
Nile Green
George
Ronald Scott
Russell Chilcote
Ben Waterfield
Cadman
Lucille Schmidt
Georgia
Waterloo Hardware Company
Young People Banquet Ties To Annual Missionary Meet
Presbyterian youth from Waterloo and vicinity gather at First M. E. church dining room for a banquet as part of activities surrounding the annual meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of the Iowa Synod. Denominational youth officials attend. Mrs. G S Williams will preside. Speakers include Rev E D Torres of Cuba Miss Gertrude Schultz of foreign missions New York and Rev Harold Anderson of Brazil. After the banquet, youths march to Westminster auditorium for Torres evening address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Waterloo
First M
Woman's Missionary Society
Synod of Iowa
Presbyterian Church
G.S. Williams
Iowa
Gilly
Synodical
E. D. Torres
Cuba
Gertrude Schultz
Board of ‘Foreign Misions
New York
Harold Anderson
Brazil
Westminster Auditorium
Mr. Torres
Mrs Gregory Surprised by Friends at Her Home
Mrs Gregory was surprised at her home yesterday by a group of friends who distributed cards and high scores won by Mrs Will Ferger and Mrs TF Tehah. Mrs Ly Watt received consolation, and Mrs George Smale presented a gift on behalf of the company. Refreshments followed as Mrs Jesse Emery, Mrs Peter Wagner and Mrs Lehan dispensed courtesies. Visitor Miss Bess Nichols plans a bridge party tomorrow evening in Long Beach California in honor of her sister Mrs John V Smider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Gregory
Will Ferger
Tf, Tehah
Ly W.watt
George ‘Smale
Bess Nichols
John ‘V. Smider
Long Beach
Cal
Club Notes From Local Auxiliary and Bridge Groups
The Past Presidents Club of the United Spanish War Veterans auxiliary will meet with Mrs Charles Brown tomorrow afternoon. Mrs Joseph H Lutgen hosted Keosauqua Bridge Club last evening at her home with guests Mmes W E Steely Lou Rollinger Paul Otto Miss Helyn Miller Virginia Clary Marie Gleeson Kathryn Gleason Marie Butterfield Dorothy Wells Ruth Hamilton Frances Hallman. Favors awarded to Mrs Steely and Miss Kathryn Gleason. Mrs Rollinger assisted with serving. Past Matrons Club of Waterloo Chapter Order of Eastern Star hosts a picnic lunch tomorrow noon with Mrs Frank McLaughlin as hostess. Lucky 13 Bridge Club met yesterday at Mrs Paul Burgess home. new member J T Slifsgard elected. Favors to Mrs Burgess Wayne Palmer and Free Wittstock. Next hostess will be Mrs Harry Bandfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presidents' Club of the Auxiliary
United Spanish War Veterans
Charles Brown
Joseph H. Lutgen
Keosauqua “Bridge Club
Mmes
W. E. Steely
Club of Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Frank McLaughlin
Lucky 13 Bridge Club
Paul Burgess
J.T. Slifsgard
Mies
Wayne Palmer
Free Wittstock
Harry Bandfield
Alpha Beta Gamma
Russell Lamson
Plymouth Congregational Church
St. John's Young People’s Club
St. Paul's Aid Society
Verva Stover
Ss O. V
Hawthorne School
Union Congregational Church
Maude LaTier
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. of C. Hall
Lincoln Circle
G. A. R.memorial Hall
Martens' Club
Waterloo
Frank McLaughlim
Alexander. Mutch
H. A. Hardin
Dan O'Neil
Lyman Miller
Mary Johnson
Mmies
M. J. Morgan
Daniel Holmes
Henry Schneider
C. H. Farnsworth
Earl Manning
Otto Stegman
H. A. Ellis
William Hitchins
Lyman Mier
Harvest supper and club events in multiple churches
Listings show various community gatherings tonight across Linden M. E. church St Marys Girls club Plymouth Congregational St Johns Young Peoples club and more. Activities include card parties at K of C hall Royal Neighbors and Memorial hall social events hosted by encampments and auxiliaries with dates Friday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvest Home
Linden M. E
St. Mary's Girls’ Club
Jaeves Tartle Club
Keith Crowther
Business Girls
Yy. W. C
Civic department—Woman's Club
Yeomen’s Children’s
P. Hall
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
C. Hall
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk
Buck Evans Wedding in Topeka at Hotel Kansan
Thyra Lee Buck wed Kenneth J. Evans in a Topeka ceremony held in the Hotel Kansan colonial room. The couple, with families present, planned a home in Kansas City and the bride, a 1925 East High graduate, carried a colonial bouquet. Evans, a commercial artist, recently started his own business in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thyra Lee Buck
Emma Buck
Rath-Peek Apartments
Kenneth J. Evans
Edward John Evans
Kansas City
Hotel
Kansan
Topeka
Kan
John R. McFadden
First Methodist Church
George Evans
Waterloo
Buck
Parties Arranged for Membership of Country Club
Sunnyside Country club maintains social season through October with events for members. A bridge party at 8 p.m. for men and women, a women’s card party at 2 15 p.m. Oct 12 with tea, and a final card party at 8 15 p.m. Oct 21 with season prize distribution for scores on Oct 7 and 12. Annual meeting at 8 p.m. Oct 0 to elect three new governors and officers for 1927 28, golf prizes for 1926 27 to be awarded, Halloween dance Oct 28 from 8 to 12, refreshments after 12, greens kept in play.
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Sunnyside Country Club
MorTon W
Hallowe’en
Miss Pearl Brown and B D Urquhart Marry Here
Miss Pearl Brown and Bruce D Urquhart of Huron South Dakota were married yesterday afternoon in the study of First Presbyterian church by Rev Clinton F Smith. The bride wore Venetian blue and was attended by matron of honor Mrs J O Burright in navy georgette. Best man was Mr Burright. The couple will honeymoon in Minneapolis and St Paul before settling in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce D. Urquhart
Pearl Brown
Huron
First Presbyterian Church
Clinton F. Smith
J. O. Burright
Franklin Street
Burright
Courier
Hazleton
Agnes Mickels
Lawrence Rolf
Jesup
St. Mary's Church
Father Holman
Clara Rolf
Andrew Mickels
Gordon Birchard
Rolf
D. Mickels
Charles Rolf
Hints in Beauty Care from Luncheon Calorie Guide
The article outlines calorie counts for common dishes like scalloped eggs with cheese sauce and mashed potatoes, hot chicken sandwiches, chicken pot pie, and baked beans, noting totals around 475 to 800 calories per serving. It advises a daily average of about 2,500 calories and touches on hair color and weight loss guidance for a 17 year old, with a brief look at future topics.
Marian Smith and Frank V. Orr Wed in Independence
Miss Marian Smith and Frank V. Orr wed in St. John's Catholic church Independence at 8:30 am with immediate family present. The couple, after a wedding breakfast at the Smith home, plan to reside at 1808 First Avenue East Cedar Rapids after December 1. Mrs. Orr taught English and dramatics at the local high school. Mr. Orr, a World War veteran, manages a Cedar Rapids creamery branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Codrier
Independence
Marian Smith
Frank V. Orr
St. John’s Catholic Church
W. T. Donohue
M. A. Smith
University of Iowa
Total High School
Frank A. Orr
Notre Dame Seminary
Columbia College
Dubuque
Wapsie Valley Creamery
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
East
Minnie Tooman to Wed John J. Sadler October 26
Engagement announced for Miss Minnie EB Tooman daughter of Mrs Anna Walker of 2028 Mulberry street to John J Sadler son of Mr and Mrs Matt Sadler of Raymond The wedding is set for October 26 at St Johns church A colonial moon card announced the engagement during a home party Favors and games highlighted the event Guests listed include Mary Ludwig Dorothy Lynch Helen Lynch Florence Roth and others The bride to be a graduate of Our Lady of Victory academy and Gates college is a stenographer for Davidson Furniture and active in St Johns Young People's club and alumni associations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie EB. Tooman
Anna Walker
Mulberry Street
Miss Tooman
John J. Sadler
Matt Sadler
Raymond
St. John’s Church
Mary Ludwig
Dorothy Lynch
Margaret Gorton
Leona Henney
Florence Roth
Alsvina Wandro
Helen Lynch
Ethel Schuetz
Helen O’toole
Alvina Wandro
Alverdia Beckius
Roberta Heinz
Josephine Teisinger
Catherine Dietrich
Madeline Sims
Laurena Huck
Tooman
Church News Notes From Local Congregations
Picnic luncheon for 60 members served by First Congregational women in the church dining room. Plans set for Oct 13 church dinner with Mrs. Sid ney Smith, Mrs. Carleton Sias and Mrs. E A Black in charge. Annual rummage sale led by Mrs. C D Wilcox with several helpers. Clara Barton guild to meet tonight with Florence Edgerton and Dorothy Weatherwax hosting. Woman's Missionary society met at Central Christian with topic My Brother's Keeper led by Mrs O J Conery. Church night at Plymouth Congregational features a picnic supper for all mercers and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
T. P. Ashmore
Sidney Smith
Carleton Sias
E. A. Black
C. D. Wilcox
Mmes
J. E. Ridenour
F. D. Popp
H. W. Hammond
C. A. Pierce
Willis Johnson
W. H. Hoover
Clara Barton Guild
the Universalist Church
Florence Edgerton
Dorothy Weatherwax
Woman's Missionary Society of Central Christian Church
Cullen B. Carr
O. J. Conery
Mmes. Wirt A. Thompson
Walter 8. Wood
Peter Woodring
Plymouth Congregational Church
Dr and Mrs Wood Celebrate Golden Wedding
Dr and Mrs Asa Wood marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary at Marble Rock Iowa with a Friday family reunion and a four course dinner in gold and white decor. Ice cream shaped as golden hearts highlighted the menu amid cards flowers and telegrams from relatives across several states. Guests included Leo Wood W H Prangley James Wood Amos Wood Clinton Castle Mae Wood Thornton and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
cCourier
Marble Rock
Asa Wood
Mini
Amos Wood
Waterloo
Clinton Castle
Charles City
Mae Wood-Thornton
Spokane
Wash
Ruth
Elston
Virginia Castle
Delone
Donald
Zella
Betty
Gordon Wood
Pearl
Atlee Wilcox
Borland Billingsley
Eric
Ou Blee
Eugene Wilcox
Water- 00
Organ Recital Opens Series By C Albert Scholin
The First Methodist Episcopal church hosts the first in a series of musicales led by C Albert Scholin at 7 30 p m Sunday. The program features American composers with works by Nevin Goodwin Cradwick Kinder and others plus Negro Spirituals arranged by Gillette. Future concerts are slated for Oct 30 and through Apr 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
C. Albert Scholin
Romania
Margiale
Nevin
Goodwin
Ccc Ce
Tadaussic
Stephebe Sandy
Gillette “Mennett
Westbrook
Nee Dickinson
Scholin
Lester
Mrs Elftman Bride This Week Honored at Shower
Mrs Otto Hoffer hosted yesterday afternoon a shower of linen silver and china for her sister Miss Vera Kirkpatrick Kansas City Mo who will wed Mr William Forrest Elftman in Cedar Falls at 5 pm Monday The bride trained at Presbyterian hospital The Elftmans will reside in an apartment soon Mrs Bisbee hosted a dinner after the ceremony Mr Elftman is a checker in Rath s freezer department
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Hoffer
Fairview Avenue
William Forrest Elftman
Cedar Falls
Vera Kirkpatrick
Kansas City
Hoffer
Lloyd Bisbee
Presbyterian Hospital
Elftman
Bratnober Street
Rath’s
Lingelbach to Publish Series in Etude Music Magazine
Miss Annette M. Lingelbach 1717 Third Avenue West will publish a group of teaching music to children articles in Etude Music Magazine. The first piece, The Interrupted Practice Hour, appears in the October issue. Six articles and a junior department musical story The Little Queen are accepted. Lingelbach teaches beginners and studies under Miss Marion Bansier. Her Young Musicians club plans a Halloween event Oct 22 with guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette’ M. Lingelbach
Third Avenue West
Etude Music
Young Musicians' Club
Simple Calonite Powder Blackhead Dissolver Ad
A crude advertisement promises to dissolve blackheads without squeezing. It instructs sprinkling Calonite powder on a hot wet cloth and rubbing the area, claiming all blackheads vanish within two minutes.
Wa terloo Fashion Patterns Patented Scam Notice
The Evening Courier advertises Woeterlos pattern details and asks readers to send 15 cents per pattern to the fashion department in Waterloo. It warns that patterns may enable scams and promises delivery within 10 days after payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
City in Brief Notes From Waterloo Area
City in Brief summarizes local happenings with residents traveling to Mearney and Detroit visitors, library board bids on coal, Marion Eddy performing in Los Angeles, and health updates on Elizabeth Bisbee. It notes rail officials visiting Waterloo, a six week Rockport visit, a liquor nuisance case, highway safety pledge by the mayor, a $100 intoxicated driving fine, and miscellaneous town notices including rummage sales and rail travel advisories.
Clara Martin Dies at 70 Funeral Tomorrow
Mrs Clara Rowena Martin 70 of 927 1 2 Third Street West died in Presbyterian Hospital at 8 05 am after illness since Aug 15 The Eldorado Iowa native born Dec 15 1856 married to Herbert C Martin in 1877 He predeceased her in 1924 Survived by two sons Emmett H Martin Los Angeles Lester V Martin Mason City a daughter Tina Martin Mason City and grandson Thomas Nelson Martin Waterloo Also surviving are brothers and sisters with additional relatives noted and memorial church Cen tral Christian Church membership listed Funeral plans were announced for Waterloo Waterloo death notices follow standard local obituary format with emphasis on family and parish affiliations and husband’s passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rowena Martin
Third Street West
Presbyterian Hospital
Clara Rowena Sawyer
Eldorado
Fayette County
Iowa
J. L. Sawyer
Elgin
Herbert C. Martin
Funeral service for Mrs Martin held in Ludlow chapel
Seeger Ludlow Vermont M G Sawyer Jens Falls Ja Sawyer Bt Paul Minnesota and Mrs Tina Holden Ludlow Vermont with whom Mrs Martin recently visited for four months Roy E Martin preceded her in Funeral services will be at 3:30 Friday in Kistner's chapel Rev W D Endres pastor of Central Christian church officiating The body will be taken to West Union for burial in the family lot.
Luella Holcomb Seeks Divorce In District Court
Luella Holcomb filed for divorce from Latin Holcomb in district court alleging extreme cruelty. She seeks $500 alimony, division of household goods, and to resume her maiden name Luella Pruner. The couple married January 11, 1926, in Independence, Ta. The piece also notes a belief that smooth barked trees are less likely to be struck by lightning than thick furrowed bark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Holcomb
Holcomb
Luella Pruner
Independence
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Mrs. Gregory
Society
Kenneth Evans
Country Club
Miss Pearl Brown
B. D. Urquhart
Edna Kent Forbes
Minnie Tooman
Rolf-Mickels
Hazleton Church
Church News
Mrs. Wood
Mrs. Elftman
Nels Jacobsen
Oakland Avenue
J. O Banard
Thomas Mullan
James Ferguson
Robert Ferguson
Frank Ferguson
Janesville
Wis
Edward McGee
M. Thompson
E. T. Thompson
Diamond Dye Cyclopedia
Burlington
Vermont
Parent-Teacher Association
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Bridge
Will Korthousze
Matt O'Keefe
John O'Brien
Frank Wilhelm
Roy Chevalier
John Kline
Eagle Center
Leo Cahille
William Hogan
Nick Delegardelle
Frank Obele
Helen Gould
Mae Tallman
Comanche
Memorial Hall
John Boeller
Black
Woman’s Club
William Milchrist
Sioux City
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Civic Department
Waterloo Woman's Clubs
Department
Black’s
Becker
Masonic Hall
Wilbur van Eman
Ada Warren
Tau Sigma Delta Sorority
Iowa State Teachers College
Sonrieg
Paul Galvin
Detroit
Mich
Helen Stezia
Oelwein
M. E. Nutt
Wellington Street
F. J. Landgraf
Landgraf & Co
Fourth Street East
Bt. Thomas
N. D
Edwin C. Worthley
Kansas City Southern Railway Company
Minneapolis
Herman J. Wilts
Home Park Boulevard
Rockport
East Library
Marion Eddy
Marion Henderson
Eddie ‘Conrad
Orpheum ‘Theatre
Los Angeles
Thomas Torpy
Elizabeth Bisbee
L. H. Bisbee
A. B. Natiman
Rebel Avenue
R. L. Ingersoll
John H. Nauman
Nauman
Grace Hospital
Ricker van Metre
Evanston
Riverton
Wyo
Dave Stranahan
Mobile Street
J. ©. Beem
Pligenarian
Moki
Celeane
Chicago Great Western
C. J. Foster
Joe Maines
B. Brouy
Baiveln
C. J. Kavenough
Mt. Paul
G. A. Tibbitts
National Highway Safety Club
American Road Builders’, Jation
Peter Bloes
Gilbertville
Bloes
P. E. Walker
Roy Colvin
J. C. Beem
Chicago
Grace
M. E
Clara Martin
Webster
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Waterloo Real Estate Board
Carl-Bickley
Pioneer Bank
Ae Ea
Hocausy
Peru
UCR
Crescent
Radio
Sta. WO
Tod P
Frank Wartey
Buster Brown
Brownbilt Shoes
Brownbilt Ideal
Arch
Ves Oeste
Frank ‘Wartey
Brownbilt Shoe Store
W. 4Th St
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