Fay Le Rue Jessup Weds Ralph Standish Tonight
Fay Le Rue Jessup will marry Ralph H. Standish at the Jessup home, 329 Logan Avenue, at 8 p.m. with 60 relatives present. The ceremony features fern and flower garlands, music by Mrs. Henry Aires and Mrs. Herbert Lawless, and a ring-bearer two-year-old Kathryn Louise Myers. The bride wears a white georgette and satin gown. groom is a Rath packing employee and Iowa State College alumnus. After Nov. 1 they will reside at 1700 Lafayette Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay le Rue Jessup
Ralph Standish
Fay LeRue Jessup
Ralph H. Standish
Phil S. Standish
S. Jessup
Logan Avenue
Henry Aires
Emile
Herbert Lawless
Claude Eldrich Burright
Earl A. Roadman
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Llancheon
G. W. Butler
Arnold Nemécek
W. A. Titus
Dubuane
Ia. TM
Emelda Reilly and Walter Ebert Wed This Morning
Miss Emelda Reilly daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Reilly was married at 1030 am today in the rectory of St Josephs church to Walter D Ebert son of Mr and Mrs Charles Ebert of Janesville Iowa The ceremony was performed by Very Rev Edward Slattery in the presence of relatives and friends The bride wore a white georgette gown with eyelet embroidery and a rhinestone bandeau veil She carried a shower bouquet of bride roses Eliz abeth Lies was bridesmaid Cletus Reilly was best man Breakfast followed in Black's tearoom They plan a two week motor trip to Niagara Falls then will reside in Detroit Michigan with Mr Ebert in insurance work The bride is a graduate of Our Lady of Victory academy and has worked at Armstrong Manufacturing A kitchen shower preceded the wedding decorations were yellow and white
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emelda Reilly
J. M. Reilly
Lofan Avenue
St. Joseph's Church
Walter D. Ebert
Alt
Charles Ebert
Janesville
Edward Slattery
Elizabeth Lies
Cletus Reilly
Black
P. J, Ryan
Ryan
Helen Burgess
Helen O'Toole
Ann Collins
Verna Mae Kann
Cyrilla Weler
Helen Ash
Webster City
Alyce Ebert
Naomi Reilly
Reginald Coutts
Detroit
Mich
Ebert
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Arm- Strong Manufacturing Company
Dorothy Carroll
Dorothy Lynch
Marguerite O'Toule
B Natural Club Hears Paper by Harriet Egan
Harriet Egan presented a paper on Wind and String Instruments as part of the B Natural Music Club meeting at Mrs. C F Nagle’s home. Lillian Sohner sang Bring You Heartease Branscombe, with Paderewski Minuet by Mrs. W W Gallup and Scotch Poem by MacDowell played by Mrs. Join McDonald. Mrs. Clarence Wise sang Moon Marketing Powell Weaver and Mrs. C W Eby gave current events. New member Ethel Brinkman was welcomed. hostess Rol an Taylor served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Egan
B ‘Natural Music Club
C.F. Nagle
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Lillian Sohner
Branscombe
Paderewski
W. W. Gallup
MacDowell
Join McDonald
Clarence Wise
Moon Marketing
Powell’ Weaver
Ethel ‘Brinkman
Roland Taylor
Hawthorne Mothers Elect Officers At Meeting
Hawthorne Club of Mothers elected Mrs C K Bentz president at Hawthorne school last evening at Mrs Robert Cole’s home. Mrs L L Mackamnan was secretary and Mrs Helen Coester treasurer. Hostesses included Mrs George Buchan Mrs Coester and Mrs E L Rummell. Retiring president Mrs M L Wester received a handkerchief shower. Mystic Workers social planned by Mrs A Ms Robertson for tomorrow. M B A Lodge 57 to meet Thursday with Mrs Guy Burbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Bentz
Mothers’ Club
Hawthorne School
Robert Cole
L. L. Mackamnan
Helen Coester
George Buchan
Coester
E. L. Rummell
M. L. Wester
Mystic Workers
Bomberger Brunn Marriage Service Read Here Today
Miss Ruth Adelaide Brunn daughter of Mr and Mrs WoLt Brunn 402 Cortlandt Street was married at 10 oclock this morning in First Evangelical church to Stanley Wile Bomberger son of Mrs W C Bomberger Naperville Rev L Lt Baumgartner pastor of Calvary Evangelical Church read the service only immediate relatives present There were no attendants Mr and Mrs Bomberger departed on a motor trip and will live at 729 East Highland Naperville where Bomberger is associated in contracting with his uncle A C Beidelan The bride graduated from East High School 1921 and Northwestern College Naperville 1925 and taught at Ennsi Junior High last year Mr Bomberger finished Naperville High 1918 and Northwestern 1922
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Adelaide Brunn
Brunn
Cortlandt Streat
First Evangelical Church
Stanley Wileson Bomberger
W. C. Bomberger
Naperville
L Lt. Baumgartner
Calvary Evangelical Church
Miss Frieda Roehl Weds Will Holub in Charles City
Waverly Ia Oct 12 Special Miss Frieda Roehl and Will Holub both of this city were married at 7 30 p m Sunday in the Lutheran parsonage at Charles City Rev Co G Prottengeier officiating The bride is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Roehl and lived here all her life She was in the local high school graduating class of 1924 Holub is the son of Mr and Mrs Joe F Holub Prairieburg Ia and a sewing machine specialist He will work near Fort Dodge where he has a position as salesman for the New Home Sewing Machine Co The couple will make their home there Henry Roehl brother of the bride and Mrs Roehl attended the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Frieda Roehl
Will Holub
Charles City
Co. G. Prottengeier
Frank Roehl
Holub
Joe F. Holub
Prairieburg
Fort Dodge
New Home Sewing Machine Company
Henry Roehl
Roehl
Frankfort Wedding and Society Notes Highlight Local Events
Bess Harrington wed in Frankfort to Wred Kressley with a ceremony conducted by Rev Nobie at United Brethren church. The couple, her from Frankfort and him from Dysart Pa, were guests at dinners hosted by Tiegeler and the Kressleys. Chapter 7 PEO heard Miss Nan Black speak on Europe and Ireland while Mrs Rath described sites in 12 European countries. Chautauqua Society Columbia circle studied Why We Behave Like Human Beings. Grant le trelle to meet next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
British Isles
W. A. B. Graham
Nan Black
Miss Black
Ireland
J. W. Rath
W. R. Law
Chautauqua Society
Columbia Circle
Lbrary West
Grant Letrele
Hints on Beauty Care From Letters
A collection of reader questions and expert replies covers hair removal tips with tweezers and bleaching options, scalp tonics and henna use, liver spots and bleaching cautions, plus growth development notes for a young reader. Practical advice emphasizes gentle products, massage, tanning avoidance, and sun exposure for scalp health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Florence
Miss Irene Ehr and Paul Kerkove Married at Jesup
Miss Irene C Ehr daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Ehr of Jesup Iowa married Paul Kerkove son of Mr and Mrs George Kerkove west of Jesup at St Athanasius church Rev W J Baxter officiated They will live southwest of Jesup where Kerkove has farmed for two years The bride educated in Hankinson ND and Waterlooo IA taught in Hankinson prior to vocal studies in North Dakota and Minnesota
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Irene C. Ehr
J. P. Ehr
Jesup
St. Athanasius’ Church
Paul Kerkove
George Kerkove
W. J. Baxter
Ehr
Hankinson
X. D
Waterloo
Mendelssohn
Raymond Herrington
Margaret Bahl
Kerkove
Wapeton Conservatory
North Dakota
Waterlaw
Maddigan School
Church group meetings and social notices in area churches
The King's Daughters of First M E church meet at 2 30 p m tomorrow at Mrs Fred Bussey's home with Mrs AL Leckington leading and assisted by Mmes J W Loeshe George Brinkman D Ingois and H D Harker. The General Aid Society of St Paul's M E church will meet in church parlors at 2 30 p m tomorrow to elect officers with Division two serving refreshments. The Ladies' Serial Union of the Universalist church will host Wednesday noon in the parish house with basket items to bring. The Old Society of Central Christian church meets Wednesday afternoon and canned fruit for the orphanage will be taken. Westminster Workers of Westminster Presbyterian will gather at 2320 p m Wednesday at Mrs C A Clark's home for a short talk by Dr W P McCormick followed by sew ing and business. The Missionary Society of Graves Memorial United Brethren will meet at 2 30 p m Wednesday in Mrs Mary Bovey's home with Mrs D W Boe to read. Trinity American Lutheran guild will hold a 2 p m Wednesday business meeting in the M A Hosteases will be Mrs C Saylor and Mrs Caroling Sandhagen. Otterbein guild of Graves Memorial United Brethren will meet Wednesday evening at Mrs W Q Davis's home 1213 Willis St Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
First M. E. Church
Fred Bussey
AL. A. Leckington
Mmes
J. W. Loeshe
George Brinkman
D. Ingois
H. D. Harker
General Aid Society of
Old Society of Central Christian Church
Westminster Workers of Westminster Presbyterian Eniured
C. A. Clark
W. P. McCormick
Rehhurch
Sewlne Ani
Missionary Seiety of
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Mary Bovey
D. W. Bo ¥Ee
Trinity American Lutheran Guild
Ciarry Saylor
Caroling Sandhagen
Otterbein Guild of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
W. Q. Davis
Willisstan Avenue
Halloween Dinner Planned by Child Conservation League
Members of the Child Conservation League organized a Halloween party plan at a meeting held at the YWCA. The event for Saturday October 23 includes a reception committee led by Mrs H W Brandt and Mrs Merril Budwig with decorations under Mrs Elwell. Programs chaired by Mrs J Richmond Morgan with others. Hostesses include Mrs C H Pennington Morgan and Brandt. Reservations via refreshment committee. After business, Mrs Morgan recalled Froebel’s life and readings included songs by Mrs Ludwig and Corrinne Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Child
Conservation League
H. W. Brandt
Merretl Budwig
Ier. Elwell
Paul Wilson
C . Cathey
Herbert Ruby
J. Richmond Morgan
J. C. Grover
Leo Hoover
H. Pennington
Morgan
Brandt
Froebel
Ludwig
Elmer Smith
Corrinne Brown
October Party at Waterloo Woman's Club Largely Attended
One hundred women attended the Waterloo Woman's Club October party in the clubhouse. Mrs. George Cousins led the event with decorations by Mrs. Clauda Clark featuring pumpkins and fall flowers. Cards, sewing, and a spelling bee filled the afternoon, with tea served by Mrs. Floyd Chamberlain and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
George Cousins
Clauda Clark
James Clark
C. W. Chapman
John T. Rock
Max Wilson
D. W. Axon
C. H. Abbs
E Lk. Corton
Floyd Chamberlain
Claude Cass
Mirs
J. D. Easton
Charles Chickering
Twenty Fifth Anniversary Near New Hartford Iowa
Mr and Mrs W G Mason celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary Sunday at their home near New Hartford Iowa former Waterloo residents. Attending were Mr and Mrs Harry Mason Cedar Falls Mr and Mrs Frank Mason and children Waverly Mr and Mrs John Robinson jr and family Waterloo Mr and Mrs Orange Philo and infant son New Hampton IA Mr and Mrs John Robertson sr Orange township and aes Dorothy Perrin New Hartford a basket dinner was spread at 12 o'clock The afternoon included visiting and old time melodies Mr and Mrs Mason received silver gifts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Mason
New Hartford
Waterloo
Harry Mason
Cedar Falls
Frank Mason
Waverly
John Robinson
Orange Philo
New Hampton
John Robertson
Orange Township
Aes
Dorothy Perrin
Mason
Noted Drama Authority to Address Waterloo Club
Mrs. Pearl Bennett Broxam, Muquoketa, Ta., chairman of the drama division of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs, will address the Waterloo Woman's Club opening meeting of its Evening department. She is nationally known in the field. A 6:30 dinner will precede, with Mrs. C. M. Young chairing. Mrs. E. T. Alford will preside in Mrs. Borgs absence. Miss Lucille Huntington will play Ballade in A Flat by Chopin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Bennett Broxam
Muquoketa
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Waterloo Woman's Club
Broxam
C. M. Young
E. T. Alford
BE. A. Borgs
Lucille Huntington
Beulah Bouck and Harold Jolls Married in City Church
Beulah Bouck daughter of O F Bouck and Harold Jolls son of Homer Jolls were wed at First Lutheran church with Rev Henry Mueller officiating. The bride wore golden brown satin backed crepe with Ophelia roses and baby’s breath bouquet. Attendants were Henry J Gage and Mrs Gast, with 20 guests. Jolls works at Illinois Central storeroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Bouck
O. F. Bouck
Abbany Street
Harold Jolls
Homer Jolls
Broadway
First Tuutheran Church
Henry Mueller
Forget
Carrie
Henry J. Gage
Gast
Tater
Jolls
Gage
Mr. Jolls
Illnois Central
Preachers Don Overalls Build Bob Jones Tabernacle
Hammers resounded as volunteers from 23 Protestant churches push construction of the Bob Jones gospel tabernacle in Waterloo near Park Avenue and Mulberry Street. The project, part of a citywide evangelistic campaign starting Oct 24, draws Preachers, business leaders and laborers. Jane Lt Heaton leads campaign arrangements. tabernacle to be enclosed soon with 25 district home prayer services starting today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
Mulberry Street
Bob Jones Gospel Tabernacle
Waterloo
Janes Lt. Heaton
Revangelist Jones
Big Tabernacle
First Evangelical Church
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Walnut Street Baptist
Calvary Evangelical Churches
Bob Jones
W. Cgc «al
Ariana Haymaker
The
Jones Evanegelistic Party
Independence
Kan
Miss Haymaker
Three Birthdays Are Celebrated Together Sunday
In Bunkerton Iowa on Sunday an annual birthday reunion honored Mrs Sarah Turner Dewar and Ray and Chuy Barclay now in Waterloo. Twenty attended a noon picnic and orange themed table centerpiece. The event marks a long running shared birthday celebration in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunkerton
Sarah Turner
Dewar
Ray
Chuy Barclay
Waterloo
Lloyd Weidman
Here
Ainner
Double String Quartet Chosen at East High
East High names the first ever double string quartet led by Mary Nancy Graham. Members include Miller, Moore, Clow, Young, Carr, Lewis, Hellen, Leavis. They debut at the grand chapter Eastern Star reception as Oriole and Philomel glee clubs lead the processional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Mary Nancy Graham
Margaret Miller
Margaret Moore
Maxine Clow
Betty Young
Wilma Carr
Mae Lewis
Margaret Hellen
Pearl Leavis
Yeception
Order of Eastern
Oriole Glee Club
fPhilomel Glee Club
West High
Eastern Star Meeting
City in Brief
City notes report the Chamberlain real estate agent back from Chicago and local residents departing for St Paul. Social Welfare league to host a board meeting October 19 at 12:16 in the YWCA committee room. Carl Peterson recovers from appendicitis at St Francis Hospital and returns home. Judge E S B Stiles grants Vera M Wilson a divorce from Earl G Wilson, with Vera to use her former name. Cedar Welsh W Co T U members and families plan a Friday picnic at the Parrott home, with teachers of Cedar Heights in attendance. Miss Bula McKinley returns from Iowa City where she represented West High mathematics at a state teachers conference. Waterloo chapter D A R rummage sale planned October 18 and 19 at 421 West 6th Street. Sleeper trains to Los Angeles via Chicago Great Western and Santa Fe, first car October 14. For info, phone No. 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Chicago
Holttoy
Washington Street
St. Paul
Social Welfare League
Y. W
Carl Peterson
St. Francis
Wailby- Street
McKinley
Waterloo
W. Dth
St. C
Memorial Funds Divided Among Five Grundy Districts
Grundy Soldiers Memorial commission allocates over 20000 dollars in memorial funds across Wellsburg Reinbeck Grundy Center Conrad and Beaman districts. Cribbing pro rata by township value, Grundy Center to receive about 6000 dollars, Reinbeck 5000, others 3600 each, with each district likely to build a suitable structure. A second article notes Lovell loaded a car of cottonwood lumber from his farm near Reinbeck to Coburn Hicks Mfg Co Waverly for egg cases, totaling over 21000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinbeck
Grundy
Grundy Center
Conrad
Beaman
T He Memorial
Amourta J
Thatil
Car Seized in Iowa Sheriff Sale Fetches $17
Reinbeck Oct 12 The confiscated car from Glen Banner who pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated was sold at sheriff's sale in Grundy Center by Sheriff George Diehl. Wilbur Smith, a farmer near Grundy Center, bought the old car for seventeen dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinbeck
Glen Banner
Sheri George Diehl
Sheriff's Sale
Grundy Center
Wilbur Smith
Waterloo Real Estate Board Members Attend Iowa Session
Lester W. Miller secretary and George H. Scully realtor left for Ottumwa to attend the eighth annual Iowa Association of Real Estate boards convention. The three day meeting opens yesterday with Miller set to preside at a farm conference tomorrow noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester W. Miller
Waterloo Real Estate Board
George H. Scully
Ottumwa
Iowa Association of Real Estate Boards
Miller
Farmers Meet in Ottumwa For Livestock And Agriculture Talks
A day devoted to farms near Ottumwa features talks on livestock and agriculture. Speakers include Dr. W. E. Taylor of Deere & Co. Moline. H. A. Bittenbender of Iowa State College Ames. T. J. Maney of pomology at Iowa State. Election of officers and tomorrow’s convention site are on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
W. E. Taylor
Acil
Deere’ & Co
Moline
H. A. Bittenbender
Iowa State College
Ames
T. J. Maney
Iowa
State College
Do Your Shoes Fit at the Pairy Cattle Congress
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Pairy Cattle Congress
Jem
Varma
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George Nauman
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Sons of Union Veterans, Camp and auxiliary—Memorial Hall
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
First M. 1 Church
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Woman's Labor Bureau
Carpenter’s Hall
First Presbyterian Church
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Missionary Society
First Brethren Church
Walter Ebert
Natural Club
Hawthorne Club of Mothers
Bomberger-Brunn
Bess Harrington
Frankfort
Kressley
A. J. Tiegeler
Fred Kressley
Ind
Mr. Nobie
United Brethren Church
Rath Packing Company
Elmer Kressley
Tiegeler
Ervin Kressiey
Elmer Kressiey
Ervin
Tom Faust
Edna Kent Forbes
Irene GC. Ehr
A. P. Blough
Church of the Brethren
Genevieve Burling
Bernice Butler
K. A. Myers
Church News
Myre
Charles Matnards
Charles Shane
Universalist Church
Hese
League
Woman’s Club
Tabernacle
Ervin Emmet
Marion
Vivian Little
Cedar Rapid
M. E. Parsonage
J. Arthur Young
Tamer Little
Eda Bittle
William Seeley
Gt. A
DT. Fo
Black Hawk
Mizpah
Davenport
Presbyterian Hospital
Laura Madison
Ray Tiller
Hayward Mason
E. Ridenour
E. S
Buchanan
S—Y
M.C
Los Angeles
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Santa Fe
Waterloo Realtors
Felts Velours
Rumford
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Dairy Cattle Congress
T. & M. Bootery
Waterloo, Town
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