Mr and Mrs Britzman Celebrate 30th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles Britzman of Independence Avenue yesterday celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary. Relatives including Mr and Mrs H Briteman Mr and Mrs L J Briteman and Miss Helen Britaman attended a surprise party featuring a mock wedding with W F Stolte as bride Mrs John Kinsling as bridegroom and James Wilson as parson. Favors went to several named guests. The couple were married near Raymond and have lived near Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Britzman
Independence Avenue
Whhildren
H. “Britzman
L. J. Briteman
Helen Britaman
W. F. “Stolte
Miss Avis Sewick Honored By Anteek Club
Members of the Anteek club honored Miss Avis Sewick at her country home last evening to celebrate her upcoming marriage to Carl Ewing of Chicago. The bride elect displayed items from her hope box as guests gathered for a two course luncheon. Edna Burd presented a TV vase as a gift. the corsage bouquet of violets had been picked yesterday on the banks of the Black Hawk. Attendees included Mrs. F. A. Sewick, Mrs. Vernon Sewick, Mrs. W. T. Edwards, Harold Nelson, Ruth Bennett, W. T. Edwards, W. W. Simmons, and Misses Edna Burd, Vera Gelger, and Luli Mosier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anteek Club
Black Hawk
F. A. Sewick
Mmes
Vernon Sewick
Harold Nelson
Ruth
Bennett
W. T
Edwards
W. W. Simmons
Edna
Burd
Vera Gelger
Luli Mosier
Renova Church Welcomes Mrs Hoffman and District Friends
Mrs Hoffman spoke at Renova Church inviting district Friends to attend the service. The gathering emphasized fellowship and a welcoming mood for attendees and parishioners alike.
Local Movement Hosts Meeting at Homes Tonight
Mrs G HL Scully will host a meeting at 8 p m tomorrow at 246 Kings Daughters Scattergood with Ruth Paige assisting. other hostesses include Mrs Herschel P Smith and Mrs Albert Scholin. Jane Kirkwood’s tent holds a regular meeting tomorrow at Memorial Hall at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
Scattergood
Ruth Paige
Bingsley ‘Avenue
Mrs. Herschel
P| Smith
Albert Scholin
Jane
Kirkwood
Memorial ‘Hall
Club and social events listed for Tuesday afternoon and evening
Tonight quota club guest dinner at Hotel Russell Lameon. Isabella-K of C. 2 Grace baseball team banquet at Black's Tearoom. Tuesday afternoon features Tuesday Luncheon club Mrs. T. A. Decker, Happy Hour club Mrs. J. T. Sullivan, RB club Mrs. E. T. Marson, RB club Mrs. John Meggi Linden, M.B. silver tea Mrs George Gould. W B A card party Moose Hall Tuesday evening B and P W club Clubrooms W B A Moose Hall Scattergood circle The Kings Daughters Mrs Ruth Paige Jane Kirkwood tent D O Ver Memorial Hall Loyal Helpers class First Brethren church Mrs Frank Klingaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Lameon
Franghtene
Isabella—K
C. 2
Grace
Black's Tearoom
T. A. Decker
Happy Hour
J. T. Sullivan
R. F. RB
E. T. Marson
John Meggison
Linden
M.B
George
Grace Church to Banquet Team and Wives Tonight
Grace Methodist Episcopal church announces a 6 15 p m banquet in Black's tearoom to honor the church baseball team and wives. R A Holdiman will present the pennant from the inter Sunday school league. Speeches by A J Howard and Dr Roy Leslie Smith. Miss Margaret Miller to perform with her mother and Mrs W A Lane read. Also a picnic supper for Grace Sunday school young people's department at 6 p m Friday in the social rooms. Dulci class Halloween party at 7 30 p m Friday at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Episcopal’ Church
R. A. Holdiman
A.’ J. Howard
Roy’ Leslie Smith
Margaret Miller
Fred J. Miller
W.A. Lane
Department of Grace
Joint Celebration of Wedding Anniversaries
A Saturday evening gathering at the Mullan home celebrated the wedding anniversaries of Mr and Mrs Robert Mullan and Mr and Mrs A Burgess. Guests included Mrs C Morris of Oregon and Mrs Mullan’s sister. Favors at bridge went to Mrs A A Allyn and Mrs Lyle Burnham, with six tables occupied.
Anniversary party marks Gindt couple’s eighth year
Mr and Mrs Gindt hosted relatives and friends at home last evening for their eighth wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Paul N Gindt Mr and Mrs William Kaumanns Mr and Mrs E L Howard Mrs A Olds Mr and Mrs Henry Thompson Mr and Mrs Fred Olds and daughters Alice Floyd and Howard Griffith Joseph Kaumanns The hostess was helped by her sister Mrs Howard A Ben Mechoit Court plans a 830 p m burrito party at Knights of Pythias hall Favors will be given and frappe served Campaign manager L Ro Dilley of New York reports rising support Daughters of Isabella regular meeting set for 745 p m today at K of C Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Thompson
Fred, Olds
Ben
Mechoit
Knights ‘of
Mabel Barber Weds Alfred Petersen In Home Ceremony
Miss Mabel J. Barber daughter of Mr and Mrs L L Barber Janesville married Alfred A Petersen of North Dakota in the home of the bride’s relatives Mr and Mrs Claude B Johnston 200 Cortlandt Street The universalist service was read by Rev O Bodell with Mr and Mrs Johnston as attendants Flower girl Myrle Johnston About 40 relatives attended They will reside with the bride’s parents The groom worked at Paul’s Garage and the bride was once with Dr N A Golinvaux’s office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel J. Barber
L. L. Barber
Janesville
Alfred A. Petersen
North Dakota
Claude B. Johnston
Cortlandt Street
Squbrle
O. Bodell
The
Universalist Church
Mrs. Johnston
Little
Ackley Hostesses Honor Bride-Elect
Miss Laura Fahey, bride-elect to Elmer M Nangle of Mason City, was honored at a party and gift shower in Ackley Iowa hosted by Mrs Frank Halloran and Miss Anna amr. The mock wedding and recipes for the bride-elect’s cabinet were part of the event with 60 guests, luncheons and visits from out-of-town attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Ackley
Laura Fahey
Elmer M.nangle
Mason City
Frank Halloran
Annaamr
Fahey
St Mary's Catholic Church
Harley Weber
Pauline Nangle
Elmer
Agnes Burns
J. J. McCaulley
Carl Finnegan
Swaledale
Holley
Shaffer Ard
Marvel
Nevada
Halloran
Church Notices For Wednesday Meetings And Picnic
Sunday school Linden M E church will hold a monthly meeting with a 6 30 p m picnic supper in the church dining room Charles Flinn president will chair The Westminster Presbyterian Woman's Missionary society meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs W W Warsaw in charge program Alaska topic Members asked to bring envelopes for the praise service The United Presbyterian Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs William Buxton’s 807 Michigan Avenue The Loyal Helpers class of First Presbyterian holds its monthly business meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Mrs Frank Klingaman’s home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden ‘Methodist Episcopal Ladies
Aid
George Gould
Gould
Butler, Avenue
Aid . Society
E. O
Haven’s
Charles Flinn
Woman's Missionary Society of Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. W. Warsaw
Alaska
Ladies’ Aid “Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
William Buxton
Michigan Avenue
First Brethren Church
Frank Klingaman
Youth Kills Two Girls and Himself in Chicago
In Chicago on Rhodes Avenue early today, 22-year-old Wilfred Winters killed two high school graduates Catherine Stadler and Margaret Martin then shot himself. The victims were thrown from a speeding car. Winters died with a pistol nearby. Police note Winters had courted Margaret Martin but did not gain her affections. motive suspected to be linked to rejection and ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wilfred Winters
Catherine Stadler
Margaret Martin
Rhodes ‘Avenue
Winter
Martin
Stadler
Winters
William .J. Martin
Margaret
Martins
Martin's
Catherine
Brooks
Ind
Warren County to Ask Election on Highway Roads
Warren County Good Roads advocates race to gather petition signatures for a December bond election to fund a 70 mile paving and graveling project costing 2.6 million dollars. The plan would pave Jefferson highway and primary road No 2 linking Council Bluffs to Davenport by closing gaps with route No 61 at Grandview to Lewis and joining No 32 into Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Highway Commission
Warren County Good’ Roads _ association
Board of Supervisors
Warren County
Council Bluffs
Davenport
Iowa Good Roads ‘Association
Grandview
Lewis
Cass County
Club Notes RF meeting updates and hostess changes
RF club will meet tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. E. T. Marson’s home. Mrs. John Meggison to host tomorrow afternoon for RF club members. Forget-Me-Not club moves meeting to Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Lottie Flick as hostess. Picnic luncheon will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RF. F. Club
E. T. Marson
John Meggison
R. F. F. Club
Forget
Club
Lottie Flick
Hints in Beauty Care for Shoes and Feet
Advice on well shaped feet and proper shoe fit. Warns against narrow toes and high heels, urges snug instep fit and flat heel. Recommends checking sole slope from ball to toe to avoid bunions and deformed joints. Suggests buying in misses departments and wearing sports shoes for durability. Also includes brief medical notes on manicure care and eye spot concerns.
Corn Advances in Week Says I C Report
Cool rain and light frosts slowed progress but Iowa corn shows improvement for the week ending October 15. I C railroad crop report notes 55 to 85 percent past frost danger, 90 percent acreage, 75 percent condition. Illinois and Indiana report similar progress with warm south and cool north conditions. Cotton picking and ginning push in the south, tobacco nearly all cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Ilinois Central Railroad
Miinois
Victim of Auto Crash Dies in Indianapolis
The death toll from Friday's crossing crash rose to 19 with the passing of Miss Margaret Pauley in a hospital. She was the sixth Pauley family member to die from the accident in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Margaret Pauley
Pauley
Birth of Harry O. Anderson Jr. in Los Angeles
News arrives of a son born to Rev and Mrs Harry O Anderson of Waterloo. The infant named Harry O Anderson Jr is welcomed as Rev Anderson, a Waterloo evangelist, currently conducting revival meetings at the Presbyterian church in Los Angeles led by Pastor Dr John R Macartney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry O. Anderson
Los Angeles
Cal
Anderson
Waterloo
Presbyterian Church In
John R. Macartney
Eldora Men Hurt in Road Accident South of Hubbard
Iowa Falls reports two Eldora men, Harry Wood and Helmer Rambo, injured in a Sunday night automobile crash south of Hubbard. Their car overturned into a ditch while returning from Des Moines. Wood suffers a severe thigh cut and Rambo is seriously cut about the back and shoulders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Iowa Falls
Harry Wood
Helmer Rambo
Eldora
Hubbard
Des Moines
Wood
Rambo
Aes
Brother Accuses Brother in Cash and Watch Theft
Police sought Lyle Gunther, 21, after he reportedly left his brother Walter Gunther’s home at 523 Bratnober Street last evening with 30 dollars and two wrist watches. Walter described him as wearing a light cap, trousers, and a blue coat when last seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Gunther
Walter Gunther
Bratnober Street
Local City News From A Busy Week In Brief
Broken lens duplicated at Buchanan's with Miss Clara Stankel returning from a Chicago vacation. Rev Warren Steeves of Walnut Street Baptist church attends Chicago conference. Mrs O T Dybsford and daughter Antoinette return from Chicago. Mrs Arthur Anderson and Mr Bert DuBoise visit Cedar Rapids friends. Fred Northey heads to New York to visit agency reps. Miss Mamie Vankatoon and Homer Burcham visit Blairsburg. Dr Eber Stevenson travels to Kansas City for Interstate Medical meeting. E Butler, Gal loway president, to speak at Credit Men's meeting in Black's tearoom. Mrs Fannie Busby and others visit Grinnell. Robert Topping and Ann Bishop wed in Cedar Rapids. Homer Asquith Mae Asquith and Charles Lasser noted students at Denison. Hope Martin family vacation in Chicago. Calvary Evangelical bazaar scheduled Oct 18. Special Iowa Minnesota game fare to Minneapolis Oct 22 via Chicago Great Western.
MELLO GLO Face Powder Advert from Lauerman's
An old ad touts MELLO GLO powder as a soft colorful facial cosmetic. It promises a long lasting finish and superior beautifying effects, urging customers to try this “wonderful French Process” powder from Lauerman's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauerman’s
Parolee Kane and Mundale Case Tied to Interstate Theft
A parole of Elmer Kane dated November 15 challenges an October 15 expiration. Kane and Henry Mundale face federal transport charges for a stolen automobile from Danville Illinois. Authorities reported the men had not returned by Monday morning, with U.S. Marshal planning court action. Kane, tied to aerial work at Waterloo, said he may depart for Morrison Minnesota with aircraft, also owning planes at Rotor Minnesota and Rock Valley. Mundale is reportedly in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Kane
Henry Mundale
Danville
Jack
Tote Eeemus
United. States
Walter 'C
Kane
Waterloo
Morrison, DL
Rotor Minn
Rock Valley
A. Mundale
Minnesota
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Avis Sewick
Ok Renova
Mrcand
G. “Hl “Scully
Society
Grace Church
Mrs. Gindt
Daughters of Isabella
K. of C. Hall
Mabel Barber
Alfred Peterson
Lee Ransom
Jesse Emmay
Condon
Brody
Jack Brecht
Dorothy, Gindt
J. Beckman
Nebbitt
Beckman
Ira Garrabrant
Garrebrant
Gold Leaf Camp
K. of
Moose Hall
Herbert Lantz
George Kreiman
Bridge
Church News
Edna Kent Forbes
I. C
Harry Anderson, JR
Rover
Standard Tire Co
Jefferson
Buchanan's
U. M.C. A. Bldg
Warren Li. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
O. T. " Dybsford
Antoinette
Clay Street
Bert DuBoise
Cedar Rapids
G. M. Essex
Fowler Street
Fred L. Northey
Northey Manufacturing Company
New York
Mamie Vankaton
Homer Burcham
Blairsburg
E. Butler
Galloway Company
Credit Men's Association
Black’s Tearoom
East High Orchestra
Fannie
K. Busby
C. G. Stearns
Ira Rodamer
J. E. Brinkman
George Busby
Tom Moore
Grinnell
Coramne Busby
Alice Rodamar
Geraldine Brinkman
Robert “Topping
Ann Bishop
J.C. Beem
Municipal Court
Homer
Mae Asquith
Frank R. Asquith
Home Park Avenue
Charles D. Lasser
Charles C. Lasser
Second Street West
Denison ‘University
Granville
Asquiths
Lasser
Hope C. Martin
Fourth , Street West
Calvary Evangelical Church
Tate
Minneapolis
Chicago Great, Western
Herman C. Miller
Insurance ‘Service
W. 5Th St
Nels Morris
Fidelity Brand
Satterman’s
Pppsbees Tritz Studio
Fourth
Lambert Pharmacal Company
Dept. L4
Locust St
St. Louis
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