Miss Hazel Carb and Donald Rees wed in Nashua church
Miss Hazel Carb daughter of Mr and Mrs GWY Carhill Perry Va married Donald V Rees son of Mr and Mrs D F Rees Clarinda Ia at 1030 pm Saturday in Litt Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua Rev J L McCarison Nashua officiated. The couple departed for a two week motor trip to Chicago Milwaukee Clarinda and Perry returning to Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Carb
Gwy
Carhill
Perry
Donald V. Rees
D. F. Rees
Clarinda
Vale
Nashua
J. L. McCarison
Elmer J. Sherrill
Liscomt
Sherrill
Mr. Ross
Ross
Chicago
Milwaukee
Clarinsda
Waterloo
Rath Vacking Company
Hoss
Bartles‘Shepherd Ll Corm Pans
Pi Theta Pi Names Patronesses and Twelve Pledges
Pi Theta Pi at Town State Teachers College Cedar Falls announces pledges and patronesses. Pledges include Marjorie Banton Atlen Fedington Waterloo Bethel Wilson Thelma Beatley Marble Rock Ruth Eells Edith Johnson Cedar Falls Florence Stahl Agnes Carley Des Moines Helen Hendriks Clear Lake Deans Gibgan Hampton Viola Hendrick Maurice Ada Stail Dell Rapids. Patronesses are Mrs Tf N Israel Cedar Heights and Mrs H L Bells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi ‘Theta
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Warren Gi. Wallace
Marjorie Banton
Atlen Fedington
Waterloo
Bethel Wilson
Thelma Beatley
Marble Rock
Ruth
Eells
Edith Johnson
Cedar, Falls
Florence Stahl
Agnes Carley
Des Moines
Helen Hendriks
Clear Lake
Deans Gibgan
Hampton
Viola Hendrick
Maurice
Ada Stail
Dell Rapids
Mars. Tf. N. Israel
Archie Blank
Cedar Heights
H. L. Bells
Dr Earl A Roadman To Speak At Lincoln P T A Meeting
The Lincoln Parent-Teacher association holds its first regular meeting at 7:30 p m with Dr Earl A Roadman pastor of Grace Methodist Episcopal church giving an address on Humane Education A musical reading by Lorraine Gibson a cello solo by J A McEwan and community singing led by Miss Grace Ullemeyer are listed The meeting will include a business session and plans for a question box at the next gathering First and second grade mothers will serve as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Parent-Teacher ‘Association
Earl ‘A. Roadman
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Lorraine Gibson
J A. McEwan
Grace Ullemeyer
Waterloo Women to Attend Davenport Meeting
Seven delegates will represent Waterloo at the thirty first annual convention of the Town branch of The King's Daughters and Sons October 13 to 15 in Davenport Indiana. J G Ralston will be Black Hawk county president, with Mrs C F Chaney and Mrs R T Hiemmerling among the delegates. They depart Waterloo this afternoon with Mrs I J Mannsfield of Burlington as state president presiding at sessions and Mrs Sara Gayle of Columbus as convention guest.
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Watering
King’s Daughters and Sons
Davenport
J. G. Ralston
Black Hawk County
C. F. Chaney
RT. Hiemmerling
Mizpahelvete
Mamie Gallagher
Myra Pieres
Viola Pisece
Silver Cross Elvete
Paul Wilson
Scattergood Vete
Waterloo
I. J. Mannsfield
Burlington
Sara Gayle
Columbus
Central Council
Harold Acuff Turns Ten At Jesup Party
Mrs Deucie Acuff hosted a party for her son Harold Acuff near Jesup on Saturday afternoon. Nine little boys attended and played games with refreshments provided by the hostess and helpers Miss Flossie Howard and Miss Evlene Johnson. Guests included Percy Stevens Clyde Medick Warren Johnson Murray Johnson Norville Ralph Howard Bu win Robert Graves and Charles Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dencie Acuff
Jesup
Harold
Frank Javes
Flossie Howard
Evlene Johnson
Percy Stevens
Clyde Medick
Warren
Murray Johnson
Norvile
Ralph Howard
Buwin
Robert
Charles Graves
Family Observes Woman's Birthday at Surprise Party
Mrs. E. H. Howard of 711 Beech Street was surprised with a 49 descendant birthday celebration that drew ten families, special guest J. N. Howard from Pinchford, and a silver gift. A radio address broadcast from WO Davenport was planned for Halloween party preparations at Knights of Pythias hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Howard
Beech Street
J. N. Howard
Pinchford
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes urges cautious beauty care with face steaming noting its benefits for certain complexion troubles but warns against overdoing it. A modified steam routine, cold rinses, and astringents are advised plus quick washing with cold cream and emphasis on avoiding self treatment of moles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
Church group activities fill midweek schedule
The town church calendar lists multiple meetings and socials. Graves Memorial United Brethren holds a 2 p.m. monthly gathering at Mrs. Ray Kendall’s home. Grace Methodist Beginners host mothers and children with light refreshments and games. Walnut Street Baptist groups plan study sessions, social events, and a Hallowe en party. First Brethren Missionary society meets at 2 p.m. Wednesday with devotions by Mrs. Francis La Barre. First Methodist Unity Guild hosts a picnic supper and meetings at Mrs. S. G. Stevon’s home. Stannard Bearers meet Tuesday for luncheon at Mrs. H. V. Myers’. Major Guild outlines annual birthday luncheon at the church parlors with a program by Mrs. Sehneiler, Mehulte, and Teisinger. Central Christian Division 5 sews at Mrs. Sninit’s home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of First Brethren Church
Francis la Barre
Unity Guild
First Methodist Episcopal Church
S. G. Stevon
Stannard Bearers
H. V. Myers
First Presbyterian
Lovelook
Henry Sehneiler
J. J. Mehulte
Fred Teisinger
Club Notes Ravirday Night 100 club meeting opens season
The 100 club held its first meeting of the season at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wood yard. Mr. and Mrs. Warold Corth were admitted as members. Pawers were given to Mr. Corth, Mrs. Taz zel Steninger and Mrs. George Conn. Mrs. Wopyard assisted in serving a three course supper by Mrs. Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Card Club
Raymond
Lena Hemmer
St. Joseph’s Church
Wilbur Webber
Cilbertville
Mappy Hour
Mel
John Ehr
Walter
Chris Peterson
Jesup
Ravirday Night 100 Club
Walter Woodyard
Warold Corth
Pawers
Corth
Taszel Steninger
George Conn
Work of affixing new road signs begins countywide
County Engineer W B Johnston sent two work crews to install fresh highway signs on posts set last week along primary routes. About 900 signs will be printed in the county at an estimated total cost of 2500 dollars, with half the expense for marking primary roads through Waterloo and Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BD. Johnston
No. 5
Princed
Johnston
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Stork on Chimney Turns Out to Be Cormorant
Early morning crowd debated the bird on the Black Hawk building chimney. The cormorant perched above Bridge Commercial and West Fourth streets drawing varied guesses before flight south at 7 30 a m, ending all talk of storks inspired by city lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Courier
City in Brief and Local Notices
Miss Mary Humphrey elected president of the Davenport St Katherine school junior class. T James travels to Gary Ind to visit sister and Elkhart brother before returning to Waterloo. Dr F W Porterfield to Minneapolis to present on Heart Disturbances at Rock Island Surgeons meeting. Mrs Franz Hillsinger to visit Waterloo friends. Mullers return from funeral in Wakeusa Ind. Tourists visit Mason City and Laura Strubel. Mrs William Thompson of South Bend is a guest at 325 Franklin street. C W Whitemore and H A Lewis return from Ontario Canada and Niagara Falls. Car theft reported: license 66149 stolen from Sycamore street area. J M Jenks spent day in La Porte City. Red eisht gerse and two teas observed near town.
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Mary Humphrey
Alta Vista ‘Avenue
St. Katherine School
Davenport
T. James
Gary
Ind
Mary Shaum
Nathan
Elkhart
Waterloo
F. W. Porterfield
Minneapolis
Association of Rock Island Surgeons
Franz Hillsinger
Portland
Ore
John T. Rock
Wellington Street
Frank Muller
Sumner Street
Wakerusa
Lewis EB. Johnson
Bethlehem
Lore Alford
Franklin Street
Emmons Johnson
South Street
Andrew Friedl
Joseph Friedl
Amelia Strubel
Emily Weiss
Mason City
Laura Strubel
William Thompson
South Bend, Inc
J. E. Roath
Hammond Avenue
Lcense
Sycamore Street
Fourth Street
Park Avenue
J. M. Jenks
Randolph Street
Lapent
la Porte City
Robert Wakre
Willians Swan
Burlington
Withiam Olive
Loren
le Mars
Hinton
Olive
Bryant Paving Company
Newhall
Mebel Kleist
Consolidated School
Springvale
Paatime Theatre
Evangelical Church
Dan Daggett
Charles City
Guess
Wallis Daggett
August Haberichter
Clara
Monona
C.A. Fultz
R. A Haberichter
C. A. Cratts
Bert Cratts
West Dend
Jay Bagenstos
Alt
John Hunter
Neva McHale
Plainfield
Quill and Scroll Chapter Forming at East High
East High will establish a Quill and Scroll chapter, a national journalism honor society for high schools. Katherine Connelly of Orange and Black Mast High will be initiated and lead local organization efforts after charter approval announced today in Iowa City. Several Orange and Black staff members will attend the state convention in Town City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Quill and Scvoll
Jour Tvad
Sts. IL
BP. J. Mitley
Focal High School
Katherine Connelly
Orange and Blick
Mast
High
Iowa City
Miss Connelly
Orange and Black
Town City
Palais Royal opens Davenport store under Greenburg manager
M. B. Greenburg, formerly Palais Royal manager, now runs a new Davenport store opened last week. The branch, part of the Palais Royal chain with locations in Des Moines Dubuque Cedar Rapids and Mason City, features abundant floral displays and a staff of 20 clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Greenburg
Palais Royal
Fourth Street
Davenport
Palais Royal Company
MM. Mendelson
Des Moines
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Bruce Township Farm Bureau to Hold Annual Meeting
The Bruce Township Farm Bureau plans its annual meeting at the Jurgen Jobs home near Bruce Center. Highlights include music, moving pictures, a creamery talk by a representative, and county agent Charles Heeran outlining the 1927 program. Officers for 1927 will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
Bruce Township
Jurgen
Bruce Center
Charles
Heeran
Baling
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Hazel Carhill
Donald V. Ross
Natural Music
Cy Nagle
Progressive Delphian
W. A
Babwumm
A. W. Brown
Dot. A
Frances Grout
J. D
Mvg. L. Whitney
Mvg. L. Whitney. Entre Nous Club
Agatha Branninger
Willard Hall
Nastay
Norma Gatser
Mary Melrose
DBD
A. Ri—Sirs
George Nauman
J. V. A. Couri—k. of Chal
Suka Tues Willson
Department of Home Economies
National Livestock and Bloat Board
Woma's Club
Home and Education Department
Rath Packing Company
Asso
George E. Lichty
J. B. Armstrong
H. M. Anderson
Louis E. Gohen
H. C. Bernbrook
W. A. B. Graham
Auis Mary P. Edgerton
Misa Wilson
Pi Theta Pi
E. A. Roadman
Golda Long
Pi Tau Phi Girls
Tau Phi
Weal Nut
Miss Long
Bsorority
Waterton
Hugh S. Buffum
John WV
Adelina Street
Lee Renner
Robert Brown
George Scott
Messrs
Mmes. Brown
Scott
Thomas Schaffer
Ray Howrey
Joe Kilgore
F. W. Morris
Hallowe'en
Sons of Union Veterans of
Camp
Auiiliary
Femoril Hall
Deucie Acuff
Harold Acuff
Knights of Pythias
John Acuff
Conger Street
Martin Krantz
D. A. Ri-Mary Melrose
George Nathan
W. C. A. Tudgee
George Wood
Russell Paterson
F. Peterson
California
Pythian Sisters
Woman’s Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Bur Della Sankey
Church News
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Ray Kendall
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Tarek
Central Christian Church
Non. Sninit
Buchanan’s
C. W. Whitemore
Tincoln Street
Ha K. Lewis
Mulberry Street
Ontario
Canada
Niagara Falls
Gore
Presbyterian Vhurch
Smith, Lighty & Hillman CO
East High School
Davenport Green
Waterloo Boat Club and River Improvement Association
Second Street West
Carroll, Ta
iPy
Art Fritz
Thomas Casey
Sioux City
Iai
John C. McCarthy
Morningside College
KOTEX
Neva McChane
Waterloo Evening Courier
Bruce Township Farm Bureau
Parent-Teacher Association
Dallas’ Kennicot
Charles Baird
Dallas Kennicot
Rochester
Minn
A. MM. Thompson
K. ¥. Baird
Dysart
Presbyterian Mite Society
Mite Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Fonda Mae Shop
East Fourth Street
Fashion Department
Syip
Fonda Mae
Special Mail Order Department
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