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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1929

Page

3

Waterloo Woman's club aids Christmas tuberculosis drive

The Waterloo Woman's club forms a charity committee with Mrs Burr, Mrs Blough, and Mrs Bickley as officers to support a tuberculosis campaign. Members include Mrs W Gibson, Mrs Walker, and Miss Sara Frank. Posters and window cards for the Christmas gear drive feature a bell ringer in medieval dress with the Lorraine cross. The Waterloo Association is part of 2000 local groups and a state nationwide network.

Waterloo Club Uw Wilbemin Iving Burr Tushy Movement For the Prevention Waterloo

Auxiliary Elects Mrs George Clark as President

Mrs George Clark was elected president of the Sons of Union Veterans auxiliary at a Memorial Hall meeting last night. Officers named include vice president Mrs Roy Chadwick and treasurer Mrs George Carpenter among others. delegates to the department convention at Ottumwa and the national convention at Cincinnati were chosen with alternates. Mrs Frank Stull to entertain with a bridge party at 256 Denver Street tonight.

Mary ‘Woore Alice Stewart Sis C. Knapp Noo Mapp J. O. Norris Mag Tnnis C.D. Engledaw Frank Stull George Carpenter Ow.d. Miller Ottumwa W. G. Willer Elva. Wanamaker Cincinnati Roy Ganeyole Denver Street Sons of Undon Veternos Sanctuary

Ackley Girl and Hampton Man Wed at Nashua Church

Ackley Iowa October 8 The marriage of Miss Heulah Shugar daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Shugar and Elsworth Kinsel son of Mr and Mrs Emory Kinsel Hampton was performed at the Little Town church near Nashua by Rev William Kent. Attending were Mr and Mrs Earl Shugar Anna Mae Erlewein and Martin Shugar. Dinner followed at the bride’s parents’ home. The bride and groom are alumni of Ackley and Hampton high schools. Kinsel later graduated from the Town State College of Ames with civil engineering training and is employed by a construction company in Audubon Iowa.

Ackley Martin Shugar Inselves Ackley’ High School Kinsel Hampton’ High School State College of Insel Wilde Audubon, In Mr Construction Company

Anniversary Celebrated by Plainfield Couple at Home

Plainfield Oct 9 The silver anniversary of Mr and Mrs F W Stickman was celebrated with a surprise party attended by about 40 people from St Ansgar Sonia Clarksville and Waterloo Ar The couple’s family and friends gathered at their Plainfield home on Sunday noting Stickman’s roles on the Plainfield school board and city council.

T Courier Specter Service Plainfield F. W. Stickman St. Ansgar Sonia Clarksville Waterloo Suckrman

Former Sumner Boy Weds Chicago Resident Sept 23

Announcements from Sumner report the marriage of Miss Anna Bergman and Henry W Hochberger both of Chicago. The ceremony took place September 23 and the couple will reside in Chicago where Hochberger is employed.

Sumner Boy Chicago Courier Special Service Timner Anna Bergman Henry W. ‘Hochberger Sumner J.D. Horchberger Ms. Hochberger

Birthday celebration for Mrs Knipp in Gilbertville

The eighty six birthday of Mrs William Knipp was marked at her son Pa Kinipp's home near Gilbertville. Attendees from Eagle Center Waterlo and Gilbertville joined in the party. Mrs Knipp, who keeps in touch with events by reading newspapers daily, is noted for good health and faculties in advanced years.

Gilbertville Get William "Knipp Pa W.kinipp Willian Schmitz Henry. Kein Sohn Kaufman Lloyd* Brown George’“Bedard Eagle Center H. A. Schmitz Waterlod John" Klein Conrad Spentgrath Lloyd Emerick Io, Gilbertville

Reading with a Purpose Drama Course by B P W Club

Business and Professional Women's club education committee outlines a reading with a purpose course offered by the public Military. Members will enroll to study drama with B P W and a drama club within the group. Miss Wieder reported at a Black's tearoom dinner meeting.

Education Committee of Business and Professional Women’s Club Callis Wieder The Clab Miss Wieder Black's Tearoom Wieder Carleton Isley Fern Diggins Nella Merrill Bess Richardson Gertrude Lowe

Sixty Attend Card Party Sponsored by Finance Group

Sixty members attended a card party at Waterloo Woman's clubhouse sponsored by the finance committee of the Woman's Club. Prizes awarded to several players, with the event organized by Mrs. J. D. Baston and assisted by Mrs. W. H. Bickley. Also covered were Edison School PTA meetings with talks by nurse Miss Minnie Maelbauer and others, a church Rosary Society card party with 102 attendees, and Presbyterian Hospital Alumnae Association plans for a 7:30 gathering tonight.

Finance Group W.C Waterloo Woman's Chi Hospital Alamnse Presbyterian Margare Mastain Emma Tumwiede Thostesses

Miss Julia Miller and Alvin Lichty United in Marriage

Miss Julia Miller daughter of Mrs Martha Miller and Alvin Lichty son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Lichty were united in marriage this morning at 9 o clock at the bride’s home with Rev S M Whetstone officiating. Attendants were Miss Jans Miller and Paul Miller. Geraldine Smith played two songs before the ceremony. The couple will reside with the bridegroom’s parents in Orange township after a wedding trip to Minnesota.

Julia Miller Martha M!ler Hammond Avenue Alvin Lichty Glenn Lichty Orange Township S. M. Whetstone First Brethren Church Jans Miller Paul Miller Geraldine Smith Margaret Alexander

Lyren Society of Cedar Falls Birthday Celebration

Cedar Falls October 9 members of the Lyren society marked their fortieth anniversary with a dinner attended by over 200. Martin Morgensen served as toast master and Lewis Glerup from Denver spoke as national secretary of United Danish societies of America. A short musical program followed by dancing and cards filled the social evening. The Gedar Falls Woman's Club Business Women's department opened the year with a three course dinner at the clubhouse attended by 100. Mrs A Bemler, past president, officiated as toastmistress with several toasts and musical selections.

Cedar Falls Danish Lyren Society Martin Morgensen Lewis Glerup Denver Colo United Danish Societies of America Business Women's Department of Gedar Fails Woman's Club A. Bemler

Charles City Girl Weds Alta Vista Man in Church Ceremony

Miss Lucile Harvey daughter of Mr and Mrs George Harvey and Clarence Erion of Alta Vista Were married at 1230 Sunday afternoon at the Little Brown Church in the Vale by Rev William Kent Attendants were Mr and Mrs Albert Hart A wedding dinner and reception followed at the bride's parents home after which the couple left for a honeymoon to St Paul and Minneapolis and will reside in Charles City The bride is a local high school graduate

Courtey &Proial Service Charles City Lucile Harvey George Harvey Clarence Erion Alta Vista Little Brown Church the Vale William Kent Albert Hart Erion Bl. Paul Minneapolis Jocal High School

Orange Club Will Present Program at Schoolhouse

The Tri-8 club of Orange township will present an Oct. 11 program at the schoolhouse starting at o clock Friday. Music by Margaret Tike Edna Cox and Edith Longenecker. reading by Tola Miller titled Woman of No Occupation. The play Goose Money features Clara Kough Leah Foreney Marna Miller Hazel Mae Miller Tol Miller Gladys Summy Hope Lichty Reba Tanceather Lucile Zimmerman Dortha Farris.

Courier Spacing Orange Ownship Tri-8 Club Orange Township Margaret Tike Edna Coxon Edith Longenecker Tola Miller Claylet Clara Koyugh Leah Foreney Marna Miller Hazel Mae Miller Tol Miller Gladys Summy Hope Lichty Reba Tanceather Lucile Zimmerman Dortha Farris

Club Notes On Various Bridge And Stamp Club Gatherings

Members of Faithful Workers clus plan tomorrow afternoon at Mrs Arthur Floss home 515 Elm St. Joyle clu hosts a bridge party at Mrs Walter Schneider’s 823 Walnut St tomorrow. Triangle Stamp club met at Arthur Bennett’s home last night. Sidney Petersen elected secretary to succeed resigning Robert Mortey. one new member admitted. Paul Thornberry spoke on Argentine stamps and sales followed. refreshments by Mrs Bennett. next meeting Oct 17. Juaves Tarde club to meet tomorrow evening with Mrs William A DeWess. Bedger club entertaining Friday at Mrs E Travis 226 Western Ave. Mrs A B Nauman hosted 1929 Bridge club yesterday. prizes to Mrs Vern Johnson and Mrs M C Troutner. Mrs E E Averhoft guest. Mrs Robert In bersoll assisted host. next meeting Oct 22 at Mrs Orville Hamilton’s 1008 Washington St. East and West Bridge club met yesterday with Mrs Richard Bartell. prizes to Mrs J M De Lorbe, Mrs Phillip Friedl, Mrs Theodore Winninger. Alosineck Mincheon at Black’s Tearoom tomorrow for T A M Bridge club. Mrs R E Patterson 325 Independence Ave hosted T K Bridge club yesterday. prize winners include Mrs CG Porter, Mrs A B Schrag, Mrs O B Peterson. Mrs W A Porter to entertain Oct 22 at her home with 12:30 luncheon for Kum-Chat-A club. Los Comodrea meet tomorrow afternoon at 1 o’clock luncheon with Mrs H G Ludtke.

Nonpareli Bridge Club Lee Rebver Pandora Club Oscar Berry Hi Ste Mary's Sewingeirele E. Church Martna Burke Arthur Floss Mira Viola Pierce Los H. G. Ludtke Cedar Heighis Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity A? Triangle League Y. W. Oo Sneves Tarde Club Wiliam A. Dewees Young Peoples Universalist Church Triangle Stamp Club Arthur Bennett Sidney Petersen Robert Mortey Paul Thornberry A. B. Nauman Reber 'Avenue Vern Johnson M. C. ‘Troutner E. E. Averhoft OhicAgo Web Robert In- Bersoll Orville Hamilton Washington Street East and West Bridge Club Richard Bartell J. M. de Lorbe Phillip Friedl Theodore ‘Winninger Black's Tearoom George Fetgeman T. A. M. Bridge Club R. E. Patterson Independence Avenue T. K. Bridge Club Porter A. EB. Schrag Peterson W. A. Porter

Church and social join in local club meetings

Church groups and Universalist and Baptist circles held a busy slate of meetings across town. Women gathered for luncheons, devotionals, and planning, while youth and Missionary circles arranged tomorrow sessions and a hardtimes party slated for Oct. 26.

City in Brief and Local Notices of Oct. Events

Local notes report deaths, weddings, divorces, and church happenings. Porterfield and family attended a funeral in Corneil Bhiffs after the death of Fred P. Porterfield. Rev J W Whiteside and wife visit LeRoy for estate matters involving Free Methodist missions and Wessington Springs Junior College. Security Benefit Association installs officers with supper and dance. Roberta E. Blough wins divorce custody of two sons. Mt Hope Church ladles prepare thickened supper. Roy Caley and wife celebrate sixteenth anniversary with a bridge party and prizewinners named. Chautauqua Circle discusses Crown of Pearls and Hindrances to Thought. Rally day at Rockford church reports six new members and morning service. Mrs T B Durham’s sixty-ninth birthday celebrated with 24 relatives and picnic.

J. W. Whiteside LeRoy Minn General’ Missionary Board The Free Methodist Church Wessington Springs Security Benefit Association Knights of Pyth Roberta E. Blough Russell H. Blough G. W. Wood

Corn Too Moist To Crib In Quantity Report Des Moines

Des Moines reports corn moisture limits cribbing in quantity as harvesting continues. Weather dries fields enabling late planted crops to pass frost danger while alfalfa second crop, sown with winter wheat in Monona County, yields strong returns. Clover seed hulling grows as activity rises across the state.

Des. Moines Towa Charles D. Reed Monona Reed

Farm seed supply and beet harvest drive crop progress

The article notes seed supply at moderate cost boosting soil building. a sugar beet harvest advances rapidly with factories processing about 1000 tons daily. Soybean harvest proceeds in southern counties. apple picking and potato digging are active with potatoes valued around a dollar per bushel. A separate item reports Jess Lamaster fined $50 and costs for misappropriating funds from another man’s grain hauled to the elevator.

Lme Osage Jess Lamaster Edwards

IROSS M. BICKFORD DEAD ONCE RESIDENT OF CEDAR FALLS

Iross M Bickford long time Cedar Falls barber died yesterday in Oakland Maine. The body is being brought here for burial in Fairview cemetery beside his daughter. His widow survives with two children.

Iross M. Bickford Cedar Falls Courier Oakland alster-Inelaw Arthur Gotton Fairview Swives

Thieves Hit Cedar Rapids Stores In Night Burglaries

Burglars broke into Shield Drug Store and Wisconsin Lumber Company last night and stole a cash register and roughly ten dollars. Attempts to break into three Alling stations also failed. Police investigated the Cedar Rapids incidents.

Cedar Rapids Wisconsin Lumber Company

Pattern 8981 Frock with unique collar and jabot

Fashion booklet advertises Pattern 8981 for a frock with an unusual neck treatment and side jabot. It features a flared skirt with a godet, long sleeves, and options in printed velvet, silk crepe, or satin. Sizes 14 through 42 available, with yardage details and a 15 cent pattern price.

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USV George Clark Hampton Man Nashua Church Society Loveley Masonic Temple Sons ‘of “Union Veterana Auxiliary Frank Ju J. Anne Edison School P T. A Thomas Kendricks Edison School PT. A Minnie Maelbauer West Side Warren Frink George Burbank Bush Scott Prink Sacred Heart Rosary 'Society Sacred Heart Church Gobb H .Scott David Seery T. J. Mason Pat Mesny Lyren Society of Alta Vistan Orange Club Faithful Workers Clus Floss Elm Street Walter Schneider Walnut Street Joyle Clu Juaves Tarde Club William A. DeWess Bedger Club Travis Western Avenue Allen Street Los Comodrea Mra Church, News Home Department Entires Ablense Social Union, Universaliat Church Ose Young People's Activity Club Graves Memorial United’ Brethren Church H. O. Gilley Sisterhood Graves Memorial United Brethren Church J. E. Sanford Ricker Street Ald Society Hast Park Presbyterian Church Woman's Societies First Baptist Church Arthur Biecka Dawson Street Division 5 Central Christian Church Lew ©. Harris L. Billings Division Immanuel Lutheran Church A. H. Peterson Circle 4 First Lutheran. Missionary Society Walnut Street Baptist Church CG. A. Wagner Tuthill Donald Ferguson Clifford Collins N. G. Altland C. S. Smith Lafayette P.-T. A Lafayette School P.T. A Leona Redden Harry Petersen Mildred Townsend Linn Street Mildred Chaplain Marlan Johnson Althea Thornberry Hulda Townsend William Redden Marlan Redden Kola Townsend Miss Redden Noble Grand Noble Temple Rebekah Lodge FL. A. Clark Charles Burbank Jessie Bower Harry Coon J. F. Reedy GQ. O. Truth Gora Mar Edna Bovey GC. G. Klels Mary’s St. Mary's Hose Mary Shufelt Keith. Shufelt Noshia Ray Shufelt Cedar Heights J. A. Laurie Afteenoion W. H. Allard Fort Dodge Romiry Society Rosary Society Bt. Joseph’s Achnel Josephine O’hagen Comimitten Ata Waterloo I Hall mMembera Link Ohales T. Bridge Buchanan Mrsc .F. Wy Porterfield Alien ‘Street Corneil Bhiffs Fred P. Parterfield Council Blutts Roy Caley Lane Street Bridge Leland Schoas George Highley Jack Bussey Milo Baldwin Chautauqua Circle Gourier Ramsay MacDonald United States West Library Rockford Church Rockford M EB Littleton In T. B. Durham Husking Northwest West Central Iowa Asc St Ep. Parry C. W. Kirkpatrick Northwestern Mutual Life Ins J. E. Bragdon Waterloo Evening Courier Courier Pattern Dept W. 17Th St New York City Edelson’s Commercial St Edelson
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