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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1928

Page

2

State Officers Entertained by U C T Auxiliary

U C T Auxiliary in Sioux City hosted state officers including Mrs May D Avery and Mrs Susie Ogden for luncheon and dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson. Ten candidates were initiated. talks given by Avery Ogden Glockner and Schoen. Mary Currie won bridge prize. performances by Mrs B A Brigade and Bruno Webber. Plans announced for a picnic luncheon and silver tea at Mrs Walter Manning’s home Friday afternoon.

May D. Avery Sioux’ City Grand Susie Ogden Cedar Hupids Grand Page Inez . Glockner Waterloo Lillian Huntington Misa. Avery Ogden Cglockner W. E. “Schoen Mary Currie 3B. A. Brigade Bruno Webber New Hampton Walter Manning Thire Street West

Affairs Week for Miss Orrick Precedes Cedar Falls Wedding

A luncheon hosted by Mrs. Harry Orrick Jr. in Cedar Falls precedes the upcoming wedding of Miss Katherine Orrick. Guests include Mrs. E. B. Marshall of Chicago and others. gifts were presented to the bride-to-be at a bridge luncheon. Menges to host luncheon Tuesday and Mrs. Marshall to entertain Wednesday at the Reed home.

Katherine Orrick Harry Orrick, Jr Smith ‘Aparemients Cedar Falls Miss Orrick E. B. Marshall Chicago E. 5. Higley Evanston Charles Greeley Robert Cass Howard “Rath Powell Rayburn R.J. Miller Jackson McCoy James Chapman G.W. Chapman H. GC. Orrick Helen Menges Josephine Lumry Marion Longley Dorothy Weatherwax India Pickett Menges Marshall O W. A. "Reed

Choir entertains in honor of Miss Ellowene Jensen

Walnut Street Baptist church choir hosted Saturday evening in honor of Miss D. Ellowene Jenson. About 40 people gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Howell at 212 Irving Street. Games were played and gifts prepared for the bride to be. Refreshments followed. Mrs E F Holmes presented Miss Jenson with an electric iron on behalf of the choir.

Walnut Street St. Mark's Episcopal Church School Annette M. Lingelbach Third Street West James G. Creede St Francis Dorothy Eleanor Clark Albert Fifield Betty Gibson Dr. Creede

Luncheon Honors Cedar Rapids Friends of Florida Guest

A Cedar Rapids group hosted a luncheon for Mrs. W.P. Powell of St. Petersburg Florida, while she is the house guest of Dr and Mrs E T Alford at 214 Highland Boulevard. Attendees included Mrs George Douglas Mrs W G Dows Mrs John Hamilton Mrs MM W Bolton Mrs Arthur Poe and Mrs Edward Clark ESP W. Meeting Pulling Town out of the Mud will guide Arch W McFarlane's talk for the Business and Professional Women's club Tuesday at Hotel Russell Lamson. A business meeting at 6 followed by dinner at 6 30 includes music by the American Legion double quartet. This is a guest night for the club.

Cedar Rapids Arch W. McFarlane Business and Professional Women's Club Hotel -Russell-Lamson

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events

Dramatic club Grace M church Phi Sigma Chi Black tearoom Clara Barton Universalist parish Mrs C L Rausch group First Baptist Mrs A Lasser McKinley P T A School building Tuesday Afternoon Floklets card party Elk s club W B A Moose hall Clio club Brick tearoom Happy Hour Mrs EB & Peek Matrons class Graves Memorial A B church Mrs Walter W Anderson Ladies Auxiliary B OF IL FF and E Fireman s hall Tuesday Evening Women of Mooseheart Legion card party Moose hall AL UL W study group Public library west W B A party Moose hint Business and Professional Women club Hotel Russell Lamson Scadergood circle Kings Daughters Mrs William Gordon Clear Lake Alumni First M E church Gates Park Civic club Mrs Edward May M B A lodge No 57 K S hall Daughters of Civil War Veterans Memorial hall

Ehlks Club W. B Moose Hall Clio Brick's Tearoom Happy Hour Club Peek Graves Memorial A B. Church Irs Walter W. Andersen B. of IL E—Fireman's Hall Women of Mooseheart Legion Moose Hal Public ‘Library West Hotel Russell-Lamson Scadergood Circle King's Daughters Willam Gordon Clear Lake M. E. Church Gates Park Myvs Edward May M. B. A. Lodge

Iowa City Woman to Give Address at G. O. P. Rooms

Mrs R H Volland of Iowa City will speak to women voters at the Republican headquarters 311 Fifth street east on Wednesday afternoon. She is on the foreign relations committee of the national Board of Federation of Women's clubs and likely will discuss foreign matters.

R. H. Volland Iowa City Fifth Street East

Beauty skin bleaches and home remedies for women

Hints in beauty care discuss choosing among many skin bleaching products and offer simple home mixtures using peroxide lemon glycerine cucumber honey and zinc oxide for facial and body use. The piece mentions cautions avoiding greasy face lotions and preserving strength with dark glass storage and cucumber based rinses.

Miss Rotman Wed Sunday to Harry Cohn in Cedar Rapids

Rose Rotman daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Rotman and Harry Cohn son of Mr and Mrs M Cohn of Cedar Rapids were married Sunday at Hotel Russell Lamson with Rabbi Stuvak of Los Angeles and Rabbi Bleichman of this city The ceremony featured a flower canopy and palms The bridal party included maid of honor Miss Sarah Cohn bridesmaids Miss Ann Feldman and Miss Evelyn Cohn Flower girl Esther Kaplan ring bearer Philip Dorfman Best man Abe Goldberg ushers Maurice Feldman and Nate Cohn A six course dinner followed for 100 relatives after which guests traveled from Dubuque and Rochester Minnesota to attend The couple will reside at 2nd Commonwealth Cedar Rapids

Evelyn Cohn Esther Kaplan Philip Dorfman Waverly Abe Goldberg Cedar Rapids Maurice Feldman Nate Cohn Z. Rotman Charles Esther Louis Rotman Rosemary M. Parsons A. Bones Dubugus Lt. Dorfman Weverly BR. Gleegel Sheva Rae Mas Shappiro Rochester Minn M. David Simon Polinsky Ann Ohsman St. Louis Sam Welsman Evelyn Rock Island Harry Sledenburg Arthur Salovesh Chicago Max Oshman Lee Rabbi Shenk West High School Robert S. Strauss Company Cohn el, Cohn & Gon Milwaukee 2Nd Commonwealth

McKinley School PTA Meeting Tonight at 7 30

McKinley school Parent-Teacher Association will meet this evening at 7 30 o clock. Community singing will be led by Miss Ettabelle Storer. A question box will be in use with Supt. Charles Kane in charge. New teachers will be introduced and refreshments will be served.

McKinley School Ettabelle Storer Charles Kane

Club notes and meetings listed for Mrs Peek and others

Mrs Peek will entertain the Happy Heat club at a luncheon Tuesday at her home 319 Independence Avenue Gates Bark Club to meet Tuesday evening at 7 80 o'clock with Mrs Edward May 241 Fourth Street Dickens club members hosted a picnic luncheon today at Mrs W D Hotchkiss 300 Home Park Boulevard A program followed in the afternoon

E. Peek Happy Heat Club Independence Avenue Gates Bark Club Club Edward May Fourth Street Cash Dickens Club W. d. Hotchkiss Home Park Boulevard

Surprise Anniversary Party for Willan Couple in Iowa

Sixty relatives and friends gathered at the Willan farm near Ryan Iowa to celebrate the thirtieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Fred Willan The surprise event featured a basket dinner and a kitchen cabinet gift plus a money purse from friends The couple have lived on the Ryan area farm for 19 years and are parents of eleven children with five at home One daughter Lucile died in March 1925 Attending were numerous local families and neighbors.

Fred Tben Charles Wiflan Chfford Graham Philip Heiserman Manchester Albert Mackbarth Jack Taylor Famiy Earlvile Chris Enaball Chris Wenger William Reiser A. Faber and Familly Ryan

Birthday Dinner Marks Seventieth for Stuart Freeman

The seventieth birthday of Stuart Freeman was celebrated with a family surprise dinner at his son Sherman Freeman’s home on Sixth Street West. Guests included seven grandchildren, four sisters and one brother, plus relatives from Jesup, Waverly, Janesville, Cedar Rapids and Waterloo. A plan for annual Freeman family gatherings was announced for next summer in Waverly.

Stuart Freeman Sherman Freeman Sixth Street M. L. Gleason Jesup Herbert Broadle Waverly John Jennings Janesville Delia Decker Cedar Rapids W. B. Heng F. L. Freeman Water 09

Haehlen Stryker marriage service read on Sunday

Cedar Falls October fifteenth report of the marriage of Laurel Elva Stryker and J Eynett Haehsen. The ceremony at the bride’s Deerfield home was conducted by Rev J A Huehlen. A three course dinner followed for families. The bride studied at Deerfield High and Wester Union College. The groom attended Fast High and Western Union College and plans graduate study at the state university.

Cedar Falls Laurel Elva Stryker Deerfield J. Eynett Haehsen I. m Evangelical Church J. A. Huehlen Rev Jirs. Hadlen Viola

Lauderdale Nominated Republican Candidate for Tama County Treasurer

William H. Lauderdale of Tama is nominated by the Republican county central committee to fill the vacancy created by J. E. B. Elston's withdrawal. On informal ballot Lauderdale led 25 to 9 with other names garnering minor support. formal tally then 28 for Lauderdale, 6 for Goodell, and 3 for Emerson. Lauderdale is an American Legion commander and former farmer now in insurance.

Caprice Toledo William H. Lauderdale Fama County Central Committee J. E B. Elston Lauderdale D. B. Goodell GC. L. Emerson J. A. Dunbar Goodell Emerson American Legion Tama

Nashua Methodists welcome new minister Rev E E Clements

Nashua Iowa October 15 church members welcomed their new pastor Rev E E Clements and his wife to the Nashua M E church. About 200 guests attended with community group representation. J L McComson Jr delivered the greeting and the couple spoke in response. Music and entertainment followed. The Rotary bowling season opens tonight with a practice at Whiteside Lanes in the Courier basement. About 40 expected to attend.

Courier Nashua Nashua M. E. Church E. E. Clements Siac J. L. McComson, Jr Congregational Church Rotary Club Whiteside Courier Building

J E Johnson Back At Desk After Illness

J E Johnson president of Waterloo Savings Bank at 401 Prospect Boulevard returned to his desk, reporting he can work a full abatt in about half a day. He is rapidly regaining his strength after a serious operation in Rochester.

J. E. Johnson Prospect Boulevard Waterloo Savings Bank Rochester

Local shops brag of style and bargains in town

A lively roundup notes Waterloo Drug Inc boasts low prices and courteous service while shoppers seek weekly payments from Morris Plan. Ads spotlight Morey’s Canton crepe outfits, Jones Piano Go promotions, Goodyear repairs, Booth Josephs diamond display, Scarfs and Meri’s Style Shop men’s and boys’ sleepwear on Sycamore Street.

T He Waterloo Drug Inc Meri's Sycamore Street

Mary Lou Shop for You Promotes Fashion and Gift Shops

Mary Lou promotes shopping at multiple Waterloo stores after Fire Prevention Week. Listings advertise glitter metallic hats at Woods and glass flowers at Pickworth Gift Shop and A&A gifts at Main Burns Gift Shop, with address 402 Hast Third. The piece touts style, service, variety, and value across local shops.

Mary Lou Waterloo Pickworth Main Burns Gift Shop

Christmas photo framing and mini six-pack sale

Do your Christmas shopping early with offers from Clappers Studio 516 Lafayette St opposite Waterloo Theatre. Choose enlarged 8x10 folder or 4x6 with glass, order 12 mounted photos, prices from $4.75 to $7.00. October sale includes a free tinted photo with a dozen 3x4 easel photos. Mary Lou, your personal shopper.

Clappers Studio Lafayette St Waterloo Theatre

McFarlane Speaking Schedule Extended

The speaking schedule of Arch W. McFarlane, Waterloo, Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, was extended to include dates in Summer Oct. 18, Vinton Oct. 22, and West Union Ia Oct. 31. Burglars ripped open a mall pouch and escaped with letters at the Oran railroad station last night. loss amount and letter descriptions unavailable.

Arch W. McFarlane Waterloo Vinton West Union Oran Fayette County

How IQS Eat Cheese Balls and Sausage in Bacon

A vintage kitchen note outlines making cheese balls with cream cheese rolled in ground nuts and paprika, plus four pigs in blankets using skinless country sausage wrapped in bacon. It also suggests stuffed green peppers with minced ham, roasting onions, and roasting beef with small onions for richer flavor.

City in Brief Highlights Visits and Movements

Mrs. J. Barbour of Brunswick Nebraska visits parents at 917 South Street. Dr E B Shannon returns to office after days in northern Minnesota. Miss Gidays Snyder returns from Los Angeles after two months away. H C Snyder, University of Iowa senior, spends weekend with parents at 209 Franklin. George Shawyer and wife depart for Los Angeles to make their home. Two daughters reside there. Judge J Beem returns to bench after two weeks’ confinement. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D Samson guests of their son in Harrisburg. Mrs. S A Cleveland returns from Chicago after visit with relatives. Rev. and Mrs. Clinton F Smith touring Northville Michigan. Rev. Smith is superintendent of Allen Memorial hospital. Rev. George Woodall now serves at Geneva Avenue M E church San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. C A Morris attend funeral of Lawrence Beltz in Cleveland. Morris family to return tomorrow. Ward reports birth Sunday of a son to Mr. and Mrs. E L Siggins of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Siggins is former Miss Mabel Cowlishaw.

J. W. Snyder Franklin Street George Shawyer Jefferson Street Samuel D. Sansom Harrisburg David .c. . Moyer Third Avenue West S. A. Gleveland Third Avenule West Chicago W.M. Newton Blanche Frank Clinton F.smith Northville Mich Smith Allen Memorial Hospital George Woodall St. Paul's M. E. Church Waterloo Geneva Avenue M. E. Church San Francisco Cal W. G. Rowley Cedar Falls C. A. Morris Alta Vista Avenue Cleveland Morris Lawrence Beltz Ohio City

Swisher Pledges Phi Delta Phi Brother at Town University

Henry O Connor of 1418 Pith Street West returns from a vacation to Chicago and St Louis. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Swisher of 410 Sunset Road four students at the University of Town. Martha Jane Banton born Charleston Wa Wa daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Banton. Mrs Banton formerly Miss Luelle Dawson daughter of W S Dawson 927 Mul Jan Avenue West.

Henry O'Connor Pith Street West Chicago St. Louis Benjamin Swisher Sunset Road University of Town Phi Delta Phi Tartmouth College Dawson Mul- Jan. Avenue West

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Paris Philippe Et. Gastom U. C.T. Auxiliary Orrick Ellowene Jensen Quota Club Hazel Russell-Lam Grace M Phi Sigme Chi—Black Clara Barton Guld—Universalist C. L. Rausch First Baptist Church A. Lasser McKintey P.T. A George Westcott Houghton, Mich Betty Westcott Laura Johnson Berlin Wis E.E. Moore Maryland Atom Ralph Eickelberg Prospect Avenur P. R. Griffin I. J. Landgraf City Bridge Eickelberg Ray Eggert Moore Wl Griffin Charles City Osage C. W.stilson Mullan Avenue West W. P. Hoxie T. W. Eaton Stilson W. B. A. Affairs Woman's Benefit Association Herbert Lantz Joe ‘Trotter Frank Higgins L. H. Knittle Jennie Milchaelson Ray Schroedemiler First Street West Bunco Marian Hosler Louise Michelson Viola Mishak Daughters of Veterans Daughters of Civil War Veterans Memorial Hall Hallowe'en Pro Hotel Tussell-Lamsoq Hazel Billy Rose Rotman Max Rotman Wellington Street Harry Cohn Becker Chapter Oslock Matt Parrott Scattergood King’s Daughters William Gordon Fourth Street West Dexter Johnson Lloyd Grover Ladies' Auxiliary L. F Fireman's Hall Marshalltown P.T. A. Activities Hallowe'en Hallowe'en Bridge All Eastern Stars K. G. Hall Church News Walter W. Anderson Second Street West John George Ladies’ Aid Society First United Presbyterian Church Perry Cowles Grant Avenue J. A. Carpenter GC. H. Hesse J. W. Day Wilson Graham First Methodist Church Women's Societies Woman's Home Missionary Society Ladies* Aid Society Woman's Foreign Missionary America Nashua Methodists Besis Morey’s Miss Mode Morey Krimmer Caracal Kid Astrakhon Goodyear Repair Shop Booth Joseph Booth- Josephs Lou Mary Lt. O. U Buchanans Y. M CG. A Hotel Russell Lamson Tloyd Wells Russell Lamson Waterloo Iowa Tooth Bowery Eland Rother Bright Dragon Hate Erase the Hygienic Products Co, Canton, Obis,anufacturers of Sani- Flask Fashion Department Evening Courier Eve A Giza
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