Kepler Lehmann Wedding Ties Toledo to George Roots
Miss Marie Kepler daughter of Mr and Mrs T B Kepler and Carl O Lehmann son of Mr and Mrs H Lehmann wed at the bride’s parents home with five witnesses. The bride is a Toledo high school and Leander Clark graduate who taught in Iowa and Honolulu. The groom, a George native, served in World War and works at George First National Bank. Out of town guests included Davenport Lehmann and Ruth, plus numerous Kepler and Lehmann relatives from Mankato St Cloud Ada Waterloo and Tyndall. They will reside in George after a trip to South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Marie, Kepler
T. B. Kepler
The
Carl 0
Toledo High School
Leander Clark
Coesa Siege
Towa
Mid-Pacific Institute
Honolulu
Lehmaera
H. Lehmann
George
Lehmann
George First National Bank
South Dakota
Davenport
Daingster
Ruth
Airs
William Hasa
W. F. Lehmann
Lora Mane
Tyndall
S. D
J. E. Lauderdale
Glara
Huberta
J. Is. Kepler
Ruth Adele
Hower Kepler
Wendley Elberon
Alin C. Harding
Ada Maxine
Kepler
Waterloo
B. C. Clark
Arlo and
Roy
St. Cloud
Minn
Church Groups Plan Suppers and Meetings This Week
Church circles across St. Margaret’s, Grace Mechodist, Grace, and First Lutheran held Wednesday and Thursday gatherings. Mrs. Stafford chaired St. Margaret’s supper committee with Lisilat Kubrke and others assisting. Grace Methodist circle planned waffles for the next two weeks. Undies' guild served a 1 o’clock luncheon, and Missionary Society met with 35 members and guests. Westminster Workers discussed a charity supper for Oct 23, and bandages were prepared for the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da Statford
St. Margaret’s Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Lisilat Kubrke
G. Stearns
George Lingebuch
L.A. Pallen
Herlin Prants
JJ Stafford
Oulloon Circle of Grace Mechodist Church
John Brink
The
Missionary Society
First Lutheran Church
Jeon Jago
Liehty
Walter
Westminster Workers Class
Churchhouse
F. J. Hadish
Kirk Stewart
Mrs Stilson Elected Recording Secretary in Cedar Heights Club
Mrs G W Stilson was elected recording secretary to fill a vacancy caused by A Johanson's resignation at the Cedar Heights Woman's Club Thursday. President Mrs Kirkpatrick led the meeting at Mrs W F Parrott's home. Ros Litchfield directed walking rehearsal for J M Barrie's Alice Lit by the Fire with roles by several members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Johanson
C. W. Stilson
Cedar Heights Woman's Club
W. F. Parrott
GC. W. Kirkpatrick
M. Ri. Kepford
Ros. &. C. Litchfield
J. M. Barrie
Alice
Piano Pupils Will Present Program Tonight at O W G A
Mrs Karl E Marz conducts a piano recital at the O W G A this evening starting at 8 15. The program features solo piano works by Mathilda Rubro Marvin Miller Jack Russell Elizabeth Lincoln Mildred Allen Grace Strienz Cathryn Loomis Olive Sinclair Carolyn Hoch Paul Loomis and others including piano duets and trios with titles such as The Dancing Cesspit Magic Flute Violet Yes and Turkish Timpromptu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Karl E. Marz
Ow. G. AL
Elizabeth
Leo Lincoln
Bown
Presser
Jack Russell
Arthur Yar
Toren
Violet Yes
Spaulding
Elizshet Russell
Valrwle Terse
Czorny
Odlive Sinclair
Carolyn Hoch
Mildred Allen
Piang
Glomeann
Elizabeth Lincoln
Rift
Armstrong
Mldred Allen
Hans Schick
Paul Loomis
Anthony
Grace Strienz
Cathryn Loomis
Attend Initial Picnic Supper of Evening Division Thirty
Thirty were served picnic supper Thursday evening in the Water loo Woman's clubhouse for the opening gathering of the Evening department chaired by Mrs. D. H. Wick. Hostesses included Mrs. M. Young and others. Mrs. C W W Chapman spoke on her Nile trip. Mrs Wart Krause sang. Signi Chi members plan a dinner Monday at Back's and finalize Oct 23 dance plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
D. H. Wick
M. Young
FR. Cobb
Myrtle Burr
Ichn Géertsen
Cairo
The
Nile
C. W.W. Chapman
Fhi Signi Chi—Fraternity
Back's
Beauty Chat on Cold Cream Formulas From Old Health Note
A 19th or early 20th century style health note details a homemade cold cream formula using white wax spermaceti olive oil rose water and alcohol with fragrance. It warns against overheating and emphasizes storage away from light to prevent deterioration and spoilage while noting potions for skin care and hair treatment.
Tama Bride Weds Toledo Man In Quiet Ceremony
Miss Oretchen Siseell of Tama wed Harold Hufford of Toledo at the bride’s grandparents home in Tama in a ceremony attended by 20 guests. Maid of honor was Pear Head and best man Leo Duncan. The couple plans to reside in Toledo after a short trip. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dowd and Mrs. Charles Dudley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Huffard
Tama Mh School
Capital City Commercial College
271 Women Assigned to Baptist Missions
Miss Mabel Rae McVeigh, famed speaker of the Northern Baptist convention, spoke at First Church as she is a national secretary of the foreign Missionary society now based in New York City. Alec Veigh, a Nebraska native, noted her Des Moines start four years ago. She said 271 women and girls work in 10 foreign fields under Baptist auspices. Mrs. F. R. Asquith introduced the speaker. supper for 150 preceded the lecture, with Mae Howell singing and Rev. R. E. Williamson presenting briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Rae McVeigh
Northern Baptist Convention
First
Walnut Street
Burton Avenue
First Church
The
Foreign Missionary Society
He Association
New York City
Alec Veigh
New Yorker
Nebraska
Des Moines
Baptist Church
F. RB. Asquith
Iowa Missionary Society of Baptist Churches
Miss. Mae Howell
R. E. Williamson
Perance
Midwest States
National Society
Mary J. Aldrich
Cedar Falls
M. EB. Church
Presiding at Synod Jubilee Banquet by Mrs Williams
Mrs Charles Spencer Williams of Waterloo presided at the jubilee conference banquet of Iowa Presbyterian synod. Speakers included Rev W G McClure Bangkok Miss Edna Alger Shantra Mrs Joseph Krenek Silver Lake Rev Paul Melrose Hainan and Jean Folwell Davenport. Williams previously preached in Burlington Fort Madison and Keokuk and formerly served as missionary in Colombia for 16 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Spencer Williams
Waterloo
Jubilee Conference
Iowa Presbyterian Synod
W. G&g
McClure
Bangkok
Siam
Edna Alger
Shantra
China
Joseph Krenek
Silver
Melrose
Hainan
Club Notes From Shallowe on Monday Evening
Club notes recount gatherings of the Golden Hott and Forget-Me-not groups. Members and guests includ e Mrs. G O Wertlein Mrs Henry Brennett Mrs Fred Wertarth Mrs Ning Antseh Mrs Aira Older Mra Cash Brows and other ladies attended meetings with refreshments and piano music. An evening tailowee party was planned for Oct 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Hott Club
G. Oa. Wertlein
Henry Brnett
Fred Wertarth
Ning Antseh
Aira
Qoet
Dorm Turpenter
Y Worker's Membership Drive Sets Record Pace
The annual YWCA members drive closed with 1 014 total members including renewals. Cedar Rapids and Waterlon contend for the McCleland Cup as workers push for 30 more members to edge ahead. Ernest Wheeler’s team won a chicken dinner for the most new and renewing members, bringing in 55 with a $448 cash haul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowsl YL M,c
Cadar Rapids
McCleland
Waterlon
Sec
Try Cohagan
Cedar Rapids
Waterton
Association
Cohagan
Ernest
Wheeler
Morris Isle
Gerald Holton
Leslie Schraubbe
G. A. Clark
Me Elroy
Joo Murray
Plymouth County Seeks 400000 For Road Surfacing
Plymouth county board of supervisors adopted a resolution urging the state highway commission to grant 400000 for paving and graveling primary roads. The plan covers road 6 from Le Mars to Woodbury line, graveling road 5 to Cherokee line, and graveling road 22 to Sioux line, with the county to cover any excess. State highway officials attended the meeting, noting Plymouth has four miles gravelled and no local pits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars
Plymouth County
Sioux City
Board of Supervisors
I. W. Holden
Fred White
Dunn
Mary Jane Philpot 76 Honored for Long WCTU and Teaching Service
Cedar Falls special report profiles Mary Jane Philpot 76 who has spent 52 years in WCTU work from local to state levels and 50 years teaching a Sunday school class. She helped found Cedar Falls M E Church activities and has guided many ministers and missionaries from her class. Her husband George W. Philpot backs her, and her home and garden reflect her community leadership and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Philpot
W.C.T.U
Cedar Falls
Woman's Christian Tempérance Union
Black Hawk
Fequnty W. CG
T. U
Philpot
Saloops
Cedar Fails
Home and Foreign
Missionary Societies
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cedar, Falls
Upper Iowa
M. E. Church
W. Clt. U
James Brownell
Women's Relief Corps
Charles Mixdorf Estate Bequeathed to Brother Frank
Most of the estate of Charles L. Mixdorf late of Bennington township is bequeathed to his brother Frank in his will filed yesterday for probate. He cites Frank’s care and services. Requests of 200 each go to Will J. and August, a sister Mary Passe. Executed August 3, 1915. Initial executor Guy A. Feely. after his death Frank Poock to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Mixdorf
Bennington Township
Frank
Will J
August
Mary Passe
Guy A. Feely
Mr. Feely
Frank Poock
Vigilantes Shoot Today for Trips to Des Moines
Members of the Black Hawk county vigilance committee at the Iowa national guard life range today practice marksmanship under Sheriff H. T. Wagner with L Jeppesen in charge. Three or four high scorers will advance to Des Moines for a state contest. The vigilantes are organized to protect banks against robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
S JONGH DISTRICT COURT TRANSFER TO CHEROKEE COURT
Transcription shows a district court transfer of an individual named S Jongh to Cherokee Court. The fragment references Chief Justice and a supreme court ruling, with odd spellings suggesting OCR issues. Limited legible facts include Cherokee location and court transfer action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Cheroke Weeks
Supreme
Local Social Group Names New Members and Hosts Event
A community gathering welcomed new member GL Farnsworth among a group of attendees including Mrs. Roy Heskett and Mrs. Raye Addington. The event featured plans for future activities with several committee assignments noted for hospitality and assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Heskett
Ro Vo Massarear
Dav Dloverts
Pla
GL Farnsworth
Agiteur
Melle Lattue
Raye Addington
Mire George ‘Bhecrill
Kenneth Maye
Hilis
Mra Widiis
Urtestis
City in Brief from Buchanan’s Advertisements
Numerous brief notes from the area include Mrs. E E Mickley traveling to Jacksonville for fall and winter, Mrs Effie Graham returning from visit with son R W Graham in Atlantic, Iowa. Gates College Alumni to hold annual banquet and officer election October 20 at Black's Tearoom with Catherine Adrian as retiring president. Roy Scotts of Waterloo to present first fall court of honor in municipal courtroom. many local residents traveling or visiting relatives in Des Moines Shenandoah and Ames. Fire stations listening to World Series via radios installed by Nicklas and Gates Furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates College Alumni Association
Black’s
Catherine Adrian
Roy Scotts
Waterloo
Municipal Court Room
Al.Smith
C. Willie
Des Moines
B. Leckington
Wilbur Call
A. T. Smith
CE. Edwards
Mr. Edwards
John
Shenandoah
Henry Field Seed Company
KFNE
June Adams
Twisters’ Sisters
Iowa State College
Ames
Louise Corsant
Cedar Falls
Courier Automatic Board
Pittsburgh
Nicklas & Gates Furniture, Company
Patterns for Courier Fashion Patterns
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send it to Fashion Department, Evening Courier, Waterloo enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Neighbors Shingle New Barn at Michel Farm
West Liberty Ohio October 26 neighbors held an old fashioned barn shingling bee at John Michel home in Monroe township. Ten neighbors helped complete shingling of a barn rebuilt after a fire years ago. Local resident Hayes, born in Ohio, noted in account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
John Michel
Monroe Township
Michel Place
Hayes
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mabel Kepler
Mr. Lehmann
Church News
Undies' S Guild
Girt Episcopal Parish
Squam
Lee
G. W. Stilson
Cedar Heights Club
Fanny
Lyons Noll
Friendship
Walnut Street Baptist
Sarah May
E. E. Holmes
A.’ Smith
Lodge
Odd Fellows
Walterine Lodge
Beason
West Hall
Benest Brides
Bene Bt
Hadassah
Woman's Zionist Organization
Harry Cohn
Jacob Cohn
Kirs. Joesherspan
Tovis Schultz
Fanolln
Tama
Baptist Missions Secretary
C. 8. Williams
James Welsh
J. £. Welsh
Hallowe'en
Junior Kenny
Junior Gilfillan
Joe Kaumians
Roger Fisner
Junior Muldoon
Patrick Lee
Welsh
Stone
Joseph Stone
Philadelphia
Harry Wartzogz
Moncherie Club
J. C. Madison
Roy Maize
B. L. Fuxiliary
Martin Tollefson
Elsie Schmidt
Lola Relner
Gladys Stealy
J. . Seeker
Margaret Kilgore
Ida Alderman
Marie Becker
J. Fo Eiale
Forte Celal
Plymouth Co
Vigor
Mrs. Pihlpot
Charles Mixdorf
Sjongh
Cherok RE Court
Buchanan
Jacksonville
Fla
Effie Graham
Jnvenue West
R. W. Graham
Atlantic
Mike
Pardee
Japan
Fowler Co
Iowa
Tamer
Feat
SS. Kresge CO
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