October Woman's Club party plans announced
Mrs. George N. Cousins chair announces an October Woman's club party next Monday afternoon at 2:30 in the clubhouse. Hosts include club officers and Hospitality committee as well as numerous listed members, with bridge, sewing, and spelling bee activities planned and tea service provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Cousins
Woman's Club
Cousins
E. T. Alford
A. Waterbury
BE. W. Miller
Mmes. Jo. Crippén
J. W.bryant
M. C. Buck
M. J. Butterfield
Chester Cadwallader
O. W. Can
EB. J. Cherney
Foy R. Cobb
H. B. Cropper
Louis 5. Cohen
R. E. Crowther
J. F. Darland
Lamar Duke
R. E. Dunlavey
J. E. Rickelberg
G. A. Corey
M. E. Car
J. A. Easley
J. D. Easton
W. M. Buchanan
George W. de Wald
Mmes
Claude Clark
Claude M. Cheney
W. H. Cole
Mark Campbell
J. B. Bruner
Jane R. Bucks
Fay Le Rue Jessup Party Before Her Marriage
Margaret Harvey hosted a pre wedding party for Fay Le Rue Jessup whose marriage to Ralph Standish is planned. Guests included Mrs Frank Harvey and Miss June Harvey with a luncheon, apple pink and white decor, cards and music by Miss Beal and a vocal duet by Miss Sims and Miss June Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay le Rue Jessup
Ralph Standish
Tuessany
Margaret Harvey
Mmes
Arnold Nemecek
GC. H. Nichols
Fulvis Johnson
Morton Sfvriechey
Henry Haffa, Jr
Lois ‘Beuhner
Madeline Sims
Georgia Beal
Charlotte Ernster
du Bique
Wasani
Two Couples Wed at Independence
Two wedding notices from Independence report marriages at local parsonages. J F Fett Kether wed Mauda Downs, with Rev W A Hoge officiating. Pearl Finley and Robert V Rider also married at the Methodist parsonage with Rev R L Smith officiating.
Amidon and Galey Wed in Toledo
Miss Helene Dorothy Amidon of Chicago and Charles Lorne Galey of Chicago were married Wednesday evening at the bride’s mother’s home in Toledo. The ceremony was performed by pastor G. G. Booton with 20 guests attending. The couple planned a short honeymoon and will reside in Chicago where Galey works as a civil engineer. Out of town guests included the bridegroom’s parents and brother, Harry Amidon of Ida Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. Mohler of Tracy.
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Toledo
Helene Dorothy Amidon
Chicago
Harriet Amidon
Charles Lorne Galey
Itey
G. G. Booton
Chelsea Methodist Church
Hester Amfdon
William A. Gatley
T. W. Galey
Lewis Institute
Universal Farm Clamp Company
William A. Galey
Harry Amidon
Ida Grove
G. N. Mohler
Tracy
Luke Dudy
Tama. Ae Fat
Cecelia Boone and Floyd Goodell wed at Vinton
Miss Cecelia Boone and Floyd Goodell were married at the Methodist parsonage in Vinton with Rev. W. G. Rowley officiating. The couple, lifelong locals and Vinton High alumni, plan to live on a farm near town after a Milwaukee honeymoon visit with the bride’s brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Boone
Floyd Goodell
Vinton
W. G. Rowley
Tom Boone
Vinton High School
Goodell
A. M. Goodell
Eden Township
Becker Chapter Hosts Grand Worthy Matron Visit
Becker chapter of the Order of Eastern Star hosted Grand Worthy Matron Mrs. T. L. Wheeler and Mr. Wheeler at a chicken supper in Masonic hall. Guests from Fergus Falls and other towns attended. Nina Ricketts sang during initiatory services and Mrs. Wheeler spoke on Iowa Grand Chapter meetings in Waterloo. A birthday surprise for Mrs. Speicher-Frienagef occurred earlier, with a 600 game. Roger Ackson, visiting from California, entertained at Black's tearoom.
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T. L. Wheeler
Grand Worthymatron
Mr. Wheeler
Becker Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Fergus Falls
Minn
Nevada
Mt. Carroll
Nina Ricketts
R. E. Dunslavey
Hints In Beauty Care For An Ollly Skin
A guide to simple home remedies for oily and blemished skin. Recipes include starch masks, witch hazel with boric acid, tincture of benzoin in water, oatmeal mix with sulfur and soap, and cleansing routines. Advice covers diet and exercise, with notes on age related weight and proportional development.
Sunday School Reception and Picnic at First Methodist
First Methodist Episcopal church plans a Sunday school reception tomorrow evening in honor of Dr. J Arthur Young and family. A 6 30 p m picnic supper will be served with Sunday school baseball team members as guests. Rev Clinton P Smith of Allen Memorial Hospital will speak. program to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist. Episcopal Church
J. Arthur Young
Young
GC. H. Abby
C. F P. Nagle
Clinton FP. Smith
Allen Memorial Hospital
Caroline Goodell Becomes Bride of Dr Eugene Ribby
Word from Toledo Iowa indicates the marriage of Dr Eugene G Ribby son of Mrs Johanna Ribby Tama to Miss Caroline Goodell daughter of D H Goodell Tama at St Patrick s Church Iowa City on Saturday Oct 2 at 2 pm Rev Father Shannahhan officiating. Attendants were Dr DeVoe O Bovemyer and Mrs Carl Sampson Tama City. The bride a Tama high school graduate and junior at the University of Iowa. Dr Ribby a Tama high school graduate who finished medical training at town university and is interning at University Hospital. The couple reside in Town City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Snedan
Eugene G. Ribby
Johanna Ribby
Jcrty
Caroline Goodell
D. EH. Goodell
Tama
Iowa City
St. Patrick's Church
Tfather Shannahan
DeVoe O. Bovemyer
Carl Sampson
Towa City
Tamaheh School
University of Iowa
Ribay
Jecat High School
Town University
University Hospital
Mission Church Women Host Daylong Union Programs
The Westminster Presbyterian church held an all day meeting of women’s groups with a noon banquet for about 125. Nellie Kett was elected president of the Grice Methodist Episcopal Missionary Society, while corsages were given to retiring president Mrs A. Glowson and retiring secretary Mrs W B Small. Speakers included Mrs Hosa Logan on temperance and Dr Earl Roadawin on the rural church in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Kett
Voreisa Missionary Society
Grice Methodist Episcopal Church
James Registry
A A. N. Glowson
BR. Rhode
H. A. Hawking
Aid Sociely
Dietrich Fearing
Oie Missions Society
Hosa Logan
Temperance
de. Earl A Roadawin
Prospective Bride and Recent Bride Honored Together
Mae Carlson and Ros Stukenberg were honored at a party hosted by Hisse Kultenbach and Bernice Trimble. Carlson, soon to marry Nelson Snyder, and Stukenberg before her marriage was Zora Wheeler. Attendants included Waltenbach as bride, Florence Warnock as groom, Trimble as flower girl, Ruth Carlson as preacher, Doty as singer, with Neva Steinmayer and Mrs. George Windolf at the piano. Autumn colors graced the luncheon tables and gifts were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Carlson
Rostukenberg
Figs Hisse Kultenbach
Bernice Trimble
Formar
Carlson
Nelson Snyder
Stukenberg
Zora Wheeler
Nearing
Miss Waltenbach
Bkie
Florence Warnock
Vimble
Ruth Carlson
Milas Aline Doty
Neva Steinmayer
George Windolf
Ruth Adams
Stuken
Tal Hes
Kiwanis Bell of Fellowship Moves to Webster City Club
Fifteen Waterloo Kiwanis members led by Roy Short travel to Iowa Falls to join Webster City for a 6:30 p.m. ceremony as the Kiwanis bell of fellowship transfers permanent possession. The bell, linked to district governor Sterling Alexander, had circulated under lieutenant governor W.H. Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Short
Waterloo Kiwanis Club
Iowa Falls
Webster City Club
Kiwanis Bell of Fellowship
Waterloo
Sterling Alexander
Web- Ista
Shorts
Kenneth Brigdon
Ralph Bickebberg
Heuben Rath
Henry ©. Wurster
A. J. Howard
W. L. Oswald
A. L. Loramel
A. J. Weigel
F. W. Wieland
Dr. J. C. Murphy
Cal J. Miller
C. H. Trunkey
A. Yownsley
W. ER Stewart
Lutheran Orphans' Home elects Mueller to vice president
Rev Henry Mueller pastor of First Lutheran Church was elected vice president of the Lutheran Orphans' Home board of directors at the annual meeting held Wednesday afternoon. Directors approved the completed residence for the superintendent. Other officers named, all ministers, include J S Braulick Gelwein president Carl Hankammer Tripoli secretary and Edward Inglebrecht Waverly treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mueller
First Lutheran Church
Lutheran Orphans’ Home
J. Braulick
Gelwein
Carl Hankammer
Tripoli
Edward Inglebrecht
Waverly
City In Brief and Local Notices
Mrs Maude Burns returns from Chicago with stock for gift shop. Mr and Mrs Harry Brown and Mrs C F Brown visit primghar Iowa relatives. John Cassen of Sioux City visits his brother James Cassen at 1218 Third avenue west. Jack Maynard promoted to foreman at Central Town Power & Light Co garage near lower Sycamore. Mr and Mrs J H Shaulis move to California with Shaulis brother J W Shaulis of Moorecraft Wyoming en route. Dennis sues for divorce claiming wife left Nov 1 1917. married Oct 25 1916. Bargain rummage sale by First Congregational church Young building October 2. Westminster Bros church sale items listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Burns
Chicago
Harry ¢. Brown
C. F. Brown
Primghar
John Cassen
Sioux City
James Cassen
Third Avenue West
Jack Maynard
Central Town Power & Light Co
Night Force
Lower
Sycamore Street
Mrr
Mia
J. H. Shaulis
California
Shaulis
Moorecraft
Wyo
Chilm
Zarifis Brothers Lease Ground Floor at Black Hawk Building
Zarifis brothers Peter William and Michael sign a five year lease with Black Hawk Building Co for ground floor room 12 by 26 feet at the north corner to open the Black Hawk Derg Cleaning and Shoe Repair shop by Nov 1. A balcony 12 by 26 feet above the ground stage room will house the dry cleaning department with new machinery including shoe repair equipment. They have an option for a further five year lease after expiration and may run additional shops at 3063 and 4041 Fourth Street West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zarlis Brothers
Peter
Wiliam
Michael
Black Hawk Building Company
Black Hawk
Black Hawk Derg
Peter 4Sariffs
Fourth Street Weat
Prizes Offered for Waterloo Youth Essay Contest
Miss Theresa Pevereisen announces The Bookman essay contest for Waterloo children age 15 and under. Essays on My Book Chum must be 300 to 800 words and originality must be vouched for by a parent or teacher. Eight books and two cash prizes total 95 dollars. entries due by November 1 to The Bookman, 244 Madison Avenue, New York.
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Waterloo
Theresa Pevereisen
West Publicbrary
Bookman
My Book Chum
Madison Avenue
New York
Upper Iowa Sophs Defeat Freshmen In Annual Scrap
Fayette Iowa October Upper Iowa sophomores won the class scrap by sweeping the first three events in the annual contest. Size and numbers gave the sophomores an edge in the flag rush and dust rush. nine sacks in the long rush sealed the lead. The freshmen won the girls baseball throw and nail driving, denying a complete whitewash. Tug of war was forfeited due to low turnout. Sophomore president Leonard Davies led the victors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Upper Iowa
Leonard Davies
Arljagtoen
Damage Suit Delays Criminal Docket
Crimin al trials were continued in district court from Oct. 11 to Oct. 18. County Attorney W. A. Cook said A. B. Lovejey, assistant county attorney, will be in trials next week as defense counsel in the $75,000 damage suit by the Romick estate against Drs. Alford Bickley Curry Dunkelberg. The attempt to delay the damage suit hearing again weekly failed.
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Criminl
W. A. Cook
A. B. Lovejey
J.C. Romick
Drs. Alford, Bickley, Curry & Dunkelberg
Cook
Weely
Legion Executives to Sign Incorporation Papers Tonight
Becker-Chapman post American Legion executives meet at 6 30 p m in Black's tea room to sign articles of incorporation for the post. Papers will be recorded tomorrow. The regular meeting at 7 30 p m precedes a Plaza show for legionnaires hosted by Alexander Frank. City Sues County in Sioux City filing for 219500 claimed to be due for cast state cases tried in police court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Marshall
Aled Arts Conservatory
State Federation of Music Clubs
Cedar Rapids
Fortense Morgan
Georgeanna Northey
Mardell Peterson
Ruth Dunkelbere
Esther Siegel
Mary Wuthering Blumenstiel
Maxine Kessler
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Black's
Post
Alexander Frank
Plaza
Sioux City
Woodbury County
Groping for Bedding Injures Leon Belt's Toe
In a dark incident at 303 Albany Street early today Leon Belt a lawyer and campaign manager suffered a broken fourth toe on his left foot after groping for bedding. He was found in pain and assisted by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Belt
Albany Street
Leon
Jrol
Fortnightly discussants survey Present Day Political Europe
The Fortnightly club hears Reed present a survey of Europe with Rath and Graham noting bicycles in Denmark, Rome’s construction boom, and Paris London travel woes. They report Americans wish to live in the United States, France’s slow business clericalism, and Mussolini’s push for long hours, while travelers found no incivility abroad.
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Europe
George
Staria New
Poland
Portugal
Teicycles
Rath
Graham
Denmart
Copenhagen
Sweden
Rome
Channel Air Service
Paris
London
AU Dream of
America
United States
Turkey
Finland
France
I. MM. Molloy
Ngland
Custon
Ulster
Irree
Ireland
Mussolini
Patterns for Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Department
To obtain up-to-date patterns for the Courier accompanying design send 15 cents to Fashion Department, Waterloo Evening Courier. Patterns allow seams and orders filled promptly. expect delivery about 10 days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Expect Arrest Soon in Fayette Mail Robbery
Fayette Indiana officers pursuing a Tuesday evening mail robbery at the local station anticipate an arrest within days. The loss amount is undetermined. the pouch was taken to the station about 6 p.m. in a forged entry, then left in a locked room.
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Fayette
tLis
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New Century Club
George Carpenter
G. F. Club
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Patton Elmipter
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Y. A
Mina Peterson
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Fay le Rue
Jessup
J.F. Fett -Kether
Mauda Downs
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W. Af. Hoge
Elating
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Robert V. Rider
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W. A. Bryant
Frank Lowell
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Charles L. Galey
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the Plaza
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