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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1929

Page

6

Community group events and church gatherings list

A readable fragment lists various social and club events across local venues including East High School, Black's tearoom, Waterloo hall, and several church buildings. It mentions alumni banquets, dinners, homemakers classes, picnics, and party nights with numerous individuals and organizations such as Veterans of Foreign Wars, Maccabees, and Epworth League associated with multiple churches and halls.

Wa Hapter Business College Black's Tearoom Beehtve Ee Maccabees Waterloo Hall Travis Eugene Clark Post Veterans of Foreign Wars— Memorial Black Hawk I First Presbyterian Church First. M. E Brotherhood First Congregational Church Harmony United Presbyterian Church Rir Gilmore McDowell Walnut Street Baptist James McMillan Epworth League Lindon M. F Hallowe'en B. McCord

Golden Wedding Couple Honored by Family Dinner

A Golden Wedding celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Krueger was held at the home of their daughter Mrs. J. A. Fratzke, 920 Hammond Avenue, last Sunday. Attending were 33 grandchildren and children including E. FP. Krueger Chatfield Minn. George S. Krueger Egatta Minn. J. William J Krueger Independence Altert H. Krueger Jesup Mrs. Eyattta Smith Arlington Ia and Mrs. W. H. Lijleff Jesup.

Gioner Jesup Eyattta Smith Arlington, Ia oMrs W. H. Lijleff

Girls Chorus for Aunt Lucia Named by Play Director

Waterloo chapter announces Miss Jane Fry of Universal Production Company will direct the girls chorus for Aunt Lucia at West High School and East High School. The roster includes Virginia Stewart Ruth Dooley Margaret Dumond Fyslyn Hanson Thelma Beere Virginia Scavell Jean Sloan Maxine Hansen Stella Enfield Frances Gutler Jeanette Yaiger Helen Sohney and many others.

Dorothy Federsen Dorothy Dickinson Ladia Shauger Dorothy Holmes

Trainor-Nicholas engagement set for November wedding

Announced at a party at the bride-elects home Mrs D W Nicholas the engagement of Miss Arlene Nicholas to Eugene Trainor. The wedding is planned for Sacred Heart church on November 12 with formal decor and color scheme at the reception. The bride is a East High graduate and Trainor is the son of Mrs Josephine Trainor.

Arlene Nicholas Eugene Trainor D. W. Nicholas Sacred Heart Church Viola East High Senial Josephine Trainor Sacred + Heart

Dinner Assembly Returns to Continental Con Venue

A fragmented note lists attendees for a dinner assembly at the Continental Con venue. Names include Mrs G H, Mrs D C Thiele, Mrs Robert DeLammer, Miss Grace Uilemeyer, and others, with remarks on seating and attire.

Charles City Nuptials and Pupils Recital in City

Charles City news item notes the marriage of Mrs. Cora Calhoun to Frank L. Mamm at the bride’s home by Ray L. W. Inman of the Baptist church. A second program features Miss Leah Eickelberg and Mrs. Bur Della Sankey Feely pupils Recital at 1 pm at 437 Florence Street with participants listed and a monthly music memory contest beginning with Schuman Schubert and Mendelssohn discussions.

Gourley Charles City Cora Calhoun Frank L. Mamm Ray The Baptist Church Schuman Schubert Mendelssohn

Dallman Elected Head of Legion Auxiliary

Mrs Henry W Dallman was named president of the American Legion Auxiliary after the annual officer election at Memorial Hall Also chosen were J F Balensifer as first vice president Fay Dilworth secretary James Trimble treasurer H O Gilley historian W T McComb chaplain and an executive committee including J Hanson Arlene Breef L F P Treganza and Dorothy Wilson Delegates to the third district convention were Henry Dallman and James B Frimble with alternates Chris Hornstein and W H Wilson A Halloween party planning session was held for October 31 at Memorial Hall and ice cream and candy will be delivered to ex service men in Independence next week

American Legion Auxlliary Memorial Hall Henry W. Dallman J. F. Balensifer Fay Dilworth James ‘Trimble Joseph Buck H.O. Gilley W.T. McComb J. Hanson Arlene Breef FP. Treganza Dorothy Wilson Frank Johnson Henry Dallman James B. Frimble Chris Hornstein W. H. Wilson

Charles City Girl and Jefferson Man United in Marriage

Miss Fern Budwell daughter of Mr and Mrs F C Stimwell of Charles City and Charles Arthur Elliott of Jefferson were married Thursday Oct 10 at 5 pm in the Little Brown Church in the Vale officiated by Rev E T Gough. The bride a University of Town graduate taught in Floyd consolidated school. The groom works for the state highway commission and is a senior in Iowa State College Engineering.

Charles City Fern Budwell F.C. Stimwell Charles Arthur Elliott Jefferson Little Brown The Vale E., T. Gough University of Town Phi Mu Beta ‘Tau Ywelta Floyd Consolidated School State Highway Commission Iowa State. College College of Engineering

Pomeroy Couple Married at Nashua Iowa Nuptials

Miss Sthel Briggs and Henry Engelbrecht both of Pomeroy Ia were wed at the Little Brown Church in the Vale Oct B at 4 30 by Rev Wil lam Kent with brothers in law and relatives present. The bride’s dress was mulberry velvet with brown satin attendants. Engelbrecht, a World War veteran, and his bride plan an indefinite visit at Forrest Park Tl. Seaton Aldrich Esla Kenneth Seaton and Bernice Aldrich Waterloo were married at Walnut Street Baptist Church at 7 30 pm yesterday and will reside at 1 Franklin Street.

Sthel Briggs Henry Engelbrecht Pomeroy Little Brown Church the Vale Willam Kent F. A. Bankes Fowler Street Waterloo Helen Bronesbacker Forrest Park, Jr George Tulp Lafayette Street E.A. Briggs Engelbrecht Forrest Park Seaton-Aldrich Esla Kenneth Seaton Bernice Aldrich Walnut Stret Baptist Church W. L. Steeves Pranklin Street

Hints in Beauty Care for the Anemic Girl

Edna Kent Forbes advises the anemic girl on appearance and color to gain vitality and presence. After recovery, hair color decisions depend on health, with avoidances of gray tones and beige. Suggests avoiding hair dye now, using bold color contrasts and vibrant clothing to offset pallor without overdoing neutral browns.

Literary Circle of Independence to Begin Year Oct. 16

Independence Oct 11 The year's activity for the Quautauqua Literary Circle opens with a push night and favorite dish dinner at the farm home of Mrs O A Carr about three miles southeast of Independence Oct 16 Mrs William Adams re elected president Mrs Crabb vice president and Mrs E E Raymond secretary and treasurer The yearbooks have been issued Subjects for the coming year's programs include Immigration naturalization foreign relations studies in state and national government federated women's club activities debate and book discussions

Our Foreign Relations Stubles Federated Women's Club

Club Notes Highlight Diverse Local Bridge and Social Events

Mrs Claude Anderson hosted Rowena Circle with 500 awards to Mrs Clyde Goin Mrs F Martin and Mrs C H Hoy. SNens with host Emily Kurth 1326 Logan Ave held eight bridge prizes to Mrs Kurth Mrs G W Belbig and Mrs Arthur Sipes. A two course luncheon was served by Kurth’s daughter Eleanor. W M T club and Halloween plans formed with Oct 22 24 events. Pandora Club hosted Japanese luncheon with needlework and Virginia Berry performed. Joyle club elected W A Manning president and G Farnsworth secretary treasurer with bridge prizes awarded. Kum Chat Awhile club 12:30 luncheon at Miss Viola and Mira Pierce home planned send donation to Southern Christian Institute. Pot Luck dinner at Black’s Tearoom followed by Smith home for cards. Helen Lauson guest from Hollywood Cal.

Charles “Kurth Logan Avenue Snens Bridge Club Arthur Sipes Pandora Club Oscar Berry Roy A. Holdiman J. W. Thompson Virginia Berry W. A. Smith Waterloo BE. W. Manning Joyle Club Walter Schneider G. A. Farnsworth Harry Schneider Homer Gordon Earl Manning Henry Schneider Schneider Viola Mira Pierce Avon Street Chester Broshar Moravia Southern “Christian Institute Edwards Miss John George Wellington ‘Street Black's Tearoom Pot Luck Club Glen Smith Smith Kern Street Helen Lauson Hollywood Cal Central Christian Church Arthur Erbb Eleventh Street Lew. Harris Harris J. E. RicCowin G. R. Hostetler Commercial Street Walnut Street Bapist Church James McMillan Grant Highway

Halloween party at Epworth League church

Members of Epworth League Linden M BE church plan a hal lowe en party tonight at 7730 o clock in the church. Everyone is invited. Mrs L Kenagy led the missionary program at the Woman's Society meeting at First Baptist church yesterday.

Epworth League Linden M BE. Church Hallowe'en L. Kenagy Woman's Society First Baptist Church F. T. Drew

Mrs V Zellhoefer Elected Head of YWCA Directors

Mrs V A Zellhoefer, formerly first vice president, was appointed president of the YWCA board to succeed Mrs GO H Abbs who resigned. Miss Nan Black was named first vice president. Directors reported on plans and a rummage sale was set.

V. A. Zellhoefer GO. H. Abbs Nan Black

Hawkeye Couple Wed at Richfield Church

Victoria Willmann and Fritz Krueger wed at Richfield church on a Wednesday ceremony attended by Fritz Unger and Mildred Schlessner. The couple will reside on a farm near Richfield.

Hawkeye Richfield Victoria Willmann Albert Willmann Fritz Krueger Pred Krueger Richfield Church Fritz Unger Mildred Schlessner Hele Richeld

King's Daughters of State to Meet at Independence

Independence Oct. 11 The Buchanan county circles of King's Daughters plan events for the state convention on Oct 20 30 and 31 with sessions in First Presbyterian church The state executive committee to meet at Mrs H H Todd's home Oct 29 at 1 pm The first general meeting will be in the church that evening Peace Advocate to Speak Frederick J Libby Washington DC executive secretary of the National Council for the Prevention of Wars will speak at the YWCA tomorrow night under the auspices of W C A

Courier Independence Buchanan County King's Daughters First Presbyterian H. H.todd Frederick J. Libby Washington, D. C National Coun Cil For the Prevention of

Nine Church Women Gather At Cedar Falls

Cedar Falls October 11 nine societies of church women met at various locations around the city. Miss Sadie Campbell of the State Teachers college spoke on educational guidance for women at the Community Church. Other meetings included Ladies Aid at First Methodist Episcopal, missionary society at First Evangelical, Kensington at First Congregational, women of First Baptist, and Pas tor's Aid at First Presbyterian. News also notes a postnuptial shower for Roberta Love land and a W B A farewell for Mrs. Dillon, plus a vote granting a 25 year franchise to Iowa Southern Utilities at Sigourney.

Gourier Cedar Falls Sadie Campbell State Teachers College Community Church of College Hill Newlan Hanson Missionary Society of First Evangelical Church John Marten M. E. Hartong First Congregational Church C. A. Pullerton Franklin Street Sigourney, Ta Iowa Southern Utilities Company

Chicken Theft Report From Mrs Koller Home

Mrs Robert Koller reports burglar stole LL Buff Orpington chickens from her chickenhouse last night at 620 Rebel Avenue police were notified today

Robert Koller Rebel, Avenue LL Buff Orpington

U C T Guests From Four Cities Tomorrow

A Waterloo United Commercial Travelers meeting will host visitors from Marshalltown Independence Cedar Rapids and Charles City Tomorrow Grand Councillor Carl Hanks Des Moines will deliver the principal address Lunch at Hotel Russell Larson at 12 30 p m Dinner at 6 30 p m followed by a 7 30 pm meeting A large group of candidates will be inducted into the order.

Waterloo ‘Court United Commercial E. ‘J. Pullen Marshalltown Independence Cedar Rapids Charles City Carl Hanks Des Moines Uuineheer Russell-Larson

City in Brief and Local Advertisements

Miss Inez Childs a Kingsley Ia teacher arrives to spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs F W Childs 316 Baltimore street Leo Garman begins return trip to Los Angeles Cal after two weeks visit with his parents Mr

Inez Childs Kingsley F. W. Childs Baltimore Street Leo Garman Los Angeles Cal

Fragmentary Classified Ad Snippets Include Local Names and Sales

Readable portions list names like Gorman and Strayer and partial addresses such as 220 Randolph Street. Mentions bank in Log Ange area and a Fort Lauderdale reference. Notes sales and promotions including a 25 percent discount event and a beauty salon evening hours.

Gorman Randolph Street Union B. Strayer Sutewabie Fort Lauderdale Fla

Grundy County Dairy Judges Change Plans By Train

Grundy county dairy judges altered their plans for an air trip to St. Louis due to rain and traveled by train from Des Moines, as learned by local friends yesterday.

Grundy Genter Grundy County St. Louis Des Moines

Fashion Pattern 1258 frock design description and order

The pattern features a surplice bodice and slender front skirt panel with a vestee collar. Design uses plaid gingham and white pique with yellow blue or green accents. sizes 16 18 20 34 36 38 40 42 44. Yardages given. instructions include exact yardage and simple steps. price 15 cents patterns add 10 cents with pattern. Mail order details provided for Courier Pattern Dept.

Ripe Tomato Relish and Codfish Butter Cake Fragments

Fragmented cooking notes describe ripe tomato relish with tomatoes, sugar, vinegar, and spices, plus a codfish butter cake recipe using flour eggs codfish paprika and butter. Instructions mention simmering, canning, and frying until browned, with an apricot kitchen variant and hard lemon sauce.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sean Walton Keller East High School Society John Martinster John Go, Krueger Mrs. Krueger Nicholas Magazine 5 Irs H. W. Dallman Legion Auxiliary Pomeroy, Ia Nashua Edna Kent Forbes Literary Circle of ‘ Independence Richard Sampson Third Street West W. M. “Ty Club Gerald Wilson Donald Stuber Noy Wilson Eleventh Street West Church News Tom Gordon Newton Street R. Bryant Carl Anderson Gordon Elizabeth Moore V. Zellhoefer Y.W.C.A King’s Daughters of State Garis Kaohia Ladies Aid First Methodist Episcopal Church Heath Division Belgian Congo Pastor's Aid Society of Church House Mre.c. N. McHugh Hostess Committee. Co Dorcas Society R. H. Sloan Bouth Washington Street FP. Lindsay Talgnk William C. Muhn Nuhn Stewart Titus Roberta Loveland Gatesville,Inn Bess Smalling Mary Titus Harold Js. Miller Sixth Street West W. B.A F. M. Dillon Battle Creek Mich C. B. McCord Women's Benefit Association H. George Buss United States Dairy Washington, D .C Corn Belt Business College U.C. T West End 4Th St Buchanan Mathryn Meek Mat Shop Log Cabin Waterloo Evening Courier Pattern Dept W. 17Th St New York BIRD BLUE Sensation the Bird Cae Oki Izo
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