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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1929

Page

3

Convention to Convene for Cedar Falls and Gold Leaf Camps

Waterloo camp will be represented by Mrs Emma Notiger and Mrs Ellen Moothart while Gold Leaf camp is represented by Mrs Ray Loeribner. Cedar Falls camp president Mrs Charles Baker opens the convention with an introduction of supreme officers. Florence Bridges speaks after Emma B Robinson welcomes attendees and S supervisor J Will responds.

Waterloo Gold Leaf Gold Amp Ko, Hall Emma ‘sNotiger Ellen Moothart Gold Leaf Camp Ray Loeribner Charles Baker the Cedar Failsamp Emma B. Robinson Florence ‘Bridges

Gienapp Lemrond Wedding in Manchester Iowa

Miss Inez M. Lemrond and Jack Gienapp wed at the Lemrond home in Manchester with a single ring ceremony led by Rev. A Hyde. After a motor tour of the Black Hills the couple will reside in West Union. Mrs Gienapp, from Manchester High and Iowa State Teachers College, taught locally five years. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs W A Gienapp of Delaware, graduates of Iowa State College, runs a Waterloo West Union truck line.

Courter Manchester Inez M. Lemrond Jack Gienapp Delaware A. Hyde Presbyterian Church W. J. Lemrond Black Hills

Brown Frandisen Marriage Rites Read on Sunday

Misa Nellie Frantisen of Cedar Falls and Wallace Brown of Chicago were married at First Presbyterian church Waterloo on Saturday morning by Dr. Thomas Niven. Miss Ann Frandsen and Lloyd Brown attended as attendants. couple to reside in Chicago where Brown works for Chase Brass & Copper Co.

Courier Cedar. Falls Misa Nellie Frantisen Teachers College Training School Wallace Brown Chicago First Presbyterian “Church Waterloo Thomas, Niven Ann Frandsen Lloyd’ “Brown Rehdants Ophela Brown Chase Brass & Copper Co W. M. Brown Andrew Frandsen Cedar Falls

Pledged Members Named by Pi Theta Pi Sorority

Cedar Falls Oct 7 The Pi Theta Pi sorority announced pledges Pearl Hooker Falls Doris Barmett Evelyn Barnett Lesta Jean Pirie Grace Farris Dorothy Richardson Gene vieve Kitley Ida Kopplin Waterloo and others Former pledging tea will be held tomorrow at Mrs M J Nelsen Cedar Falls with Alpha Mayfield and Mrs Nelsen hosting Birthday dinner honors Mr B R McCormick Cedar Rapids Osceola guests included Mr and Mrs M J McCormick

Gedsr Falls Pi ‘Theta Pi Sorority Pearl Hookeree

Community club events and dinners listed for area churches

A dense schedule of matinee and evening gatherings appears across churches and social groups. Many events include card parties picnics roasts and club dinners hosted by groups such as Fidelis Union Veterans auxiliary Queen Esther girls and the Woman's Relief corps at venues like Memorial Hall First Lutheran Missionary society and Black's tearoom with PTA and D A R chapters noted.

Golden Wedding Date of Kruegers Marked at Dinner

The Golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Krueger was celebrated at the home of their daughter Mrs. J. A. Fratzke in Waterloo. A noon dinner marked the occasion as 15 children and numerous grandchildren attended. The Kruegers, born in Germany, lived in Jesup before moving to a farm near Jesup then to Waterloo within the last decade.

John c. “Krueger Sullivan Avenue J. A. Fratzke Hammond Avenue

Ogden Guests Feted at Hudson Luncheon

Hudson Iowa October 7 Mr and Mrs Lester Good and daughter of Ogden were honored guests at a one oclock luncheon hosted by Mr and Mrs H E Lefront Those present included Mr and Mrs William Crownover Mr and Mrs Henry Brandhurst and family and Mr and Mrs Henry Lafrenz The Lafrensz family have just returned from Pine River Lake Ada where they spent a month at their cottage

Courier Hudson, Ta Lester Good Ogden, Ta H.E. Lefront William Crownover Henry Brandhurst Henry Lafrenz Lafreng Pine River

Charles City Delegates to District Club Convention

Federated clubs in Charles City will be represented at the district convention in Devorah on October 24 and 25. Mrs. Carl Reed of Cresta IA is chairman. State president Mrs. Galen Tilden of Ames and vice president Mrs. William Lerrabee of Clermont will attend. Three federated clubs exist here: Woman's club St. Charles and Cultus, each organized over 30 years.

Courier Sprotat Sneet Charles City Devorah Carl Reed Cresta Galen Tilden Ames Willam Lerrabee Clermont Woman’s Club St. Charles and Cultus

Hints In Beauty Care Chin Lines And Skin Care

Tips warn against the chin line sagging with age and offer remedies. Keep the chin slender and use massage, ice, and possible chin strapping at night. Improve skin tone with warm baths, friction, cold showers, and general pore activity to clear blemishes and keep the profile youthful.

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Danish Societies Observe Fortieth Year in Cedar Falls

Cedar Falls groups plan a busy week with Danish Lyren society banquet at the order hall and a Parlor Reading circle meeting at John H. Robinson’s home. Two hundred expected at the Lyren celebration with a reception committee listed. other social and educational events include college lectures and the Royal Neighbors convention.

Lawn City Courter Cedar Falls John H. Robinson Lstreet West Danish Lyren Society Gilchvist Chapel Sadie Campbell K. I. Reed Royal Neighbors Lodge Hall

Alberta M. Miller Weds John R. Wiegle in Orange Township

Alberta M. Miller and John R. Wiegle were married Saturday at the bride’s home in Orange Township. Rev. Paul Longenecker presided. Esther Gissel sang and Mary Miller played violin with Gertrude Zuck at the piano. The couple, after a one week wedding trip to Chicago, will reside on a farm near Eagle Township.

Conner Saccing Servicr Orange Township Alberta M. Miller A. H. Miller John R. Wiege W. H. Wiegle Eagle Township Paul §. Longenecker South Waterloo Mary Miller Altaanust Helen Bridge Chiceago Wlhegle Mn Farm Orange Township High School Mt. Morris College Wiegle Lester Day Ruth Billy Quincey Giles Cain Fonda Mar Jack Bertha Snell Morris

Sunday Marriages at the Vale Road Church

Nasita In Oct 7 report lists couples wed at the Little Brown church in the Vale. Clarence Erlon and Luelle Harey of Charles City joined by Rev William Kent along with Elsworth Kinsel of Hampton and Beulah Shugar of Ackley, Arthur Clayton Bisbee Jr of Macedon and Beulah Thatcher of Waterloo. The latter pair wed Sunday morning.

Nasita Little Brown Church the Vale William Kent Clarence Erlon Luelle Harey Charles City Elsworth J

Tripoli Couple Observes 45th Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Towne celebrated their forty fifth wedding anniversary at a family reunion in Tripoli. Guests included their daughter Mrs. Ed Koch and sons Will Arthur Henry Hawk Eye and Edwin from nearby communities.

Tripollia Henry Towne Ed Koch Will Arthur Tripoli Henry Hawkeye Edwin Waterloo

Pre Nuptial Affairs Honor June Miller

Miss June Miller daughter of Mrs Martha Miller will become the bride of Alvin Lichty son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Lichty A dinner tonight at 7 30 o clock hosted by Miss Geraldine Smith 908 Western Avenue Guests include Fern Marguerite Emma Belle Smith June Miller Margaret Alexander Geneva Wright Marie Besch Grace Switzer A linen shower follows A previous dinner complimented Miss Miller by Miss Margaret Alexander at 1756 Hawthorne Avenue with gifts presented Lafayette P T A set to meet tomorrow at 7 30 at Lafayette School parents of sixth and seventh graders will be served refreshments A R Howard will speak and Sarah Collyer will lead games

June Miller Martha Miller Alvin Lichty Glenn Lichty Geraldine Smith Western Avenue Fern Mareguerite Emma Belle Smith Margaret Alexander Geneva Wright Marie Besch Grace Switzer Miss Miller Lafayette BT Lafayette School P.T. A A.R. Howard Sarah Collyer

Local church groups announce meetings and events

Fidelity class hosts at 834 Forest Avenue with officers to be elected and a sacrifice box opening. Women of First Congregational meet for luncheon at the church. Harmony class hosts a picnic at 331 Hammond Avenue. Circle 1 at 209 Maple Street. Matron's class at Graves Memorial. Missionary society study begins on Crowded Ways at 918 Washington Street. Queen Esther girls meet at 1006 Riehl Street. Birthday luncheon at Black's Tearoom for Majel Guild. Lydia Society annual meeting and officer elections at 4 PM with a program. Fidelis class wiener roast at Oscar Berry cottage. Walnut Street Baptist tonight. bring own dishes.

Evalyn Kemp Russell Lamson Jean Morrison Circle United’ Presbyterian Ghareh Pauline’ Raspareary Pei Rasa Highers Grant School Sacred Heart Court W. C Marya Auditorium Fidion M. EB Fidelis Walnut Sirtet Baptist Church Wiener Oscar Berry Castbeer Heights Noble Temple Rebekah Lodge Frank Clark Central Christian Church Arthur Bickal Bridge Club Patterson Sos of Union Veterans Auxiliary Memorial Hall Circle First Lutheran’ Missionary Society Hafta Rosary Society Sacred Heart Church Bimshille Jorge L. A Silver Cross King’s Daughters Percy Manning J. H. Riley Graves Memorial United Brethren Church H. O. Gilley Mother's Auxiliary Boy Scouts W. GA Joan St. Paul's M Chirdie Merle Miller Woman's ‘Relief Corps Waterloo Woman's Club Waterloo Woman's Clabhouse Black’s Lincoln School P.T. A Woman's Labor Bureau Carpenter’s Hall Melrose C. J. Langfeldt Lafayette School P-T. A Fidelity M. E R. H. Carothers MM. E Lydia Society First Presbyterian Church Nner Black's Business and Professional Women's Club M. EA Forest _avenue J. W. Mayer James Quinlan R.E. Haug First Congregational Chhurch S. A. Gibson Charles Turner Hammond Avenue Henry Mueller Maple Street Circle 1 First Lutheran Missionary Society Women's Missionary Society Church of Brethren Floyd Kough Washington Street Black's Tearoom Glair Parker Helen Barnes Casebeey Heights Walnut Street Baptist Church

Six Take Nuptial Vows at Nashua Church Saturday

Marriages at the Little Brown Church in the Vale officiated by Rev. William Kent were reported from Nashua Indiana. Couples listed include Rust F. Gray of Chicago with Jessie B. Wiegman of Beloit Wisconsin Lawrence M. Toms of Nevada Iowa with Margaret I. Larson of Ames Iowa and Huber L. Rouse with Alta M. Johnson of Rockford Iowa.

Nashua Little Brown Church the Vale William Kent Rust F. Gray Chicago Jessie B. Wiegman Beloit Wis Lawrence M. Toms Nevada Margaret I. Larson Ames Huber L. Rouse Alta M. John‘son Rockford

Faculty Members Honor Miss Sadie Campbell at Teachers College

Dr. and Mrs. O. R. Latham hosted about 175 faculty members at the Teachers College president's residence on the campus Sunday from 3 to 5 in honor of Miss Sadie Campbell, a leading figure among the women at the college.

Courier Cedar Falls O. R. Latham Teachers College Sadie Campbell

Club Notes and Meeting Postponement

Members of the Entre-Nous club will be entertained tomorrow afternoon by Mrs. Jo H Riley of 3g Thompson Street. The B Natural Mue sle club meeting, planned for tonight, has been postponed until Oct 14.

Natural Muesle’ Club

MacDonald Best English Premier Asserted by Morgan

Dr J Richmond Morgan, pastor, praised Ramsay MacDonald as Britain s greatest premier for leadership, knowledge, culture and diplomacy. He cited MacDonald s sober stance, opposition to confiscation, and long study of the House of Commons and war, noting his Scottish background and devotion to aiding society.

England James Ramsay MacDonald Labor J. Richmond Morgan First Congregational Church Ramsay Friefly Ufe Dr. Morgan Potris MacDonald Margaret Gladstone Ramsay MacDonald House of Commons Scotland

Monticello Man Buys Airplane Amid Busy Waterloo Show

Water­loo airport operated by Midwest Airways reported a busy day with over 50 passengers on sky taxi hops. A Monticello resident bought a Waco plane from Midwest Airways, announced by Aden Livingston, port manager, as aircraft were flown back to Moline and Des Moines after the Cattle Congress display.

Waterloo Midwest Airways, Inc Aden Livingston Sky Travel Dntry Cattle Congress Moline Des Moines Waco Midwest Airways Corp W. First Monticello Livingston

Des Moines Man Buys Interest in Adams Laboratories

F. M. Stevens of Des Moines has purchased an interest in Adams Laboratories Inc in the K of P building and has been named vice president and general manager in charge of sales He will move his family to Waterloo soon Plans are made to enlarge manufacturing facilities and the salesforce to handle rising domestic and export business

F. M. Stevens Des Moines Adams Laboratories, Inc K. of P Armand Company Stevens Waterloo

Birds Nests and Ragout of Veal From Early Cookbook

The article describes making Birds Nests from mashed potatoes and bacon in a hot oven, Ragout of Veal with browned veal pieces, onions, paprika, and tomato pulp, plus Amber Jelly from citrus with fruit water and sugar. It reads as a collection of kitchen instructions and recipes.

City in Brief: Waterloo Notes and Visits

Mrs Pred Grant of Huron D underwent a goiter operation at St Francis hospital. Nellie M Stanton of 1136 Independence Ave guests at Edgewater Beach Hotel Chicago. Pro Fighters union locals to meet at Central Fire station Edward Knipp secretary announced. Mrs Harold Meninger of Marshalltown weekend visit to Waterloo with daughter Mary Louise. J E Bragdon hosted Boone weekend visit. W H Trafford in Belmond treated at St Francis hospital after flu attack. A J Tiegeler and Elmer Kressley families spent day with Alfred Ellis. R B Glarfield and J Hand return from Dairy Cattle Congress. John G Wright and Fred Donahue head to Chicago for World Series then return. Mrs Edward Payton fractured arm from porch fall to Allen Memorial hospital. Mrs O K Glessier reports auto struck Anna Alleywood age 10 on Fourth near Ricker. child bruised. Allis Lorene Standish returns from health convention. B M Hammer of McLean, Va., Belgian horse judge, travels home via Baltimore. Edward H Forke of Central Metallic Casket with son Edward and others drive Chicago to Waterloo, on to Fairmont. distance about 525 miles. Westminster Presbyterian rummage sale ad. Charles City Dale Imus to Great Lakes Training Station after five years away. Germans smoke 300 cigars and 700 clearers, four year statistics say.

W. W. Kauffer Averhoff Chicago S.C. White Western Avenua Pro Fighters’ Union Central Fire Station Harold W. Meninger Marshalltown Waterloo Mary Louise Meninger Independence .Avenue Douglas Bragdon Katherine Bragdon David Hanson. Boone Suneday J. E. Bragdon Third Avenue West W. H. Trafford Belmond Sti Francis Hospital Au Hotel A. J. Tiegeler Franklin Street Elmer Kressley Bath Street R. B. Glarfield J. Hand Hartley W. A. Brown Irving Streck John G. Wright Wright Furnaced Fred Donahue Waterloo Laundry Company Motor Edward H. Forke Central Metallc Casket Company Edward Alice Fischer Jacob Arnold Louise Forke Dubuque Fairmont Minn

Olaf Krome wins dual prize at Dairy Cattle Congress

Olaf Krome, herdsman at the Boulder Bridge Guernsey farm Excelsior Minnesota, wins grand prize a gold watch in the Belgian horse division and a best herdsman award in the Guernsey class at the Dairy Cattle Congress gala dinner. Judge J. Pives lauds promptness enters and cleanliness as key traits. Other winners include Lloyd Simmons Spinney Run Gurnee Ayrshires and Art Klussendorf La Lomita Rancho Palms California in the herd categories.

Olaf Krome Boulder Bridge Guernsey Excelsior Minn Dairy Cattle Congress Management Elks Club Olaf J. Plves Sor Goy John Hammill Win Canes Canal Ayrshires Lloyd Simmons Spinney Run Farm Gurnee IH. Brown Swiss H. CG. Magnussum Waihalla Farms Schenestady Jerseys Art Klussendorf la Lomita Rancho Palms Cal Heisteins Jens Bollerup Elin Farm Deerfield I. Delbert Gong Boulder Seldge Farm Company Excelsior, Minn

Waterloo Exhibition Honors Herdsmen and Grooms Praise

Toastmaster remarks salute herdsmen and grooms for fine work. Governor Hammul calls the Waterloo show a marvelous exhibition with enormous growth and value to agricultural interests. Red Caps volunteer choir sang during banquet served by Central Christian church ladies.

Grens H. EB Kloster Gov. Hammul Waterloo Central Christian Church

District Radio Auditions Set For Oct 22 and 29

The Atweter Kent foundation contest to find the best voices among young men and women in the United States will be held October 22 for men and October 29 for women over station WMT Waterloo. Large contestant turnout split into two sections. four representatives per county. Black Hawk County sends Lewis Heinzman and Leg Osen of Waterloo, Miriam Boysen of Waterloo, and Wilna Hanna of Cedar Falls. Other counties listed include Winneshiek Allamakee Fayette Bremer Buchanan Dubuque and Chickasaw.

Atweter Kent Foundation United States WMT Waterloo Lewis Heinzman Leg Osen Miriam Boysen Wilna Hanna Cedar Tals Black Hawk County Winneshiek Allamakee Fayette Bremer Buchanan Dubuque Snd Chiekasa

Beta Missionary Society to Meet at Grundy Center

The Beta Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Mrs. Byron Hawn with Miss Pearl Sours assisting. Mrs. R. R. Clark, Miss Sours and Miss Meta Unrau hosted a dinner bridge party Saturday evening. Jack Smith shows slight improvement after appendicitis operation at Eldora hospital but remains dangerously ill.

Grundy Center Beta Missionary Society Byron Hawn Miss Pearl Sours R. R. Clark

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Gienapp-Lemrond Pi Theta Pi Ciety Kruegers Ogden Hudson Taman Blanche Larsen Arthur Larsen Dike Harold Morgensen Sternmaker Benson Creamery Benson Myrtle Mord G. W. Linde Celia Linde John R. Wiegle Vale Road Reunion Church News Gilley Denver Street Graves Memorial United Brethren Church Sarah Confare United * Presbyterian Church John Lilja Jefferson Street Sts. Paul's M. &. Church Riehl Street T. C Atlantic City Golirer Lewis Waugh Gertrude Rilatt Agnes Pint Willem Pint The J. D. Easton W. W. Rutledge J. B. Innes Sarred Heart Court W. Cc Boy Scout's Mothers W. C. A. Woman's Relief Corps Woman's Relief Corps Morgan Sky Adams Laboratories West End 4Th St Pred . Grant Huron St. Francis Hospital Nellie M. Stanton Independence Avenue Edgewater Beach Edward Payton Hampton Vernon Payton Ackermont Street Allen Memorial Hospital O. K. Glessier Center Street Anna Alleywood Ricker Street Allis Lorene Standish Social Welfare League Minneapolis American Public Health Association American Health Association B. M. Hammer McLean, Va Dairy Gable Congress Baltimore Great Lakes Get Dale Imus Navy Great Lakes Training Station John Imus C. G. Boylan Hammill Entz Cafe First National Bank Bldg E. Bourth St Waterlon
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