Reception for Mrs Bowers at First M E Church Parlor
A church social honoring Mrs Bowers, pastor of the First M E Church, is planned for tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the church parlors. Guests include Mr and Mrs Latis Sarvay, Rev and Mrs J E Johnson, and Rev and Mrs T H Sheckler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang
J. Eh, Johnson
T. H. Sheckler
Lotus Sarvay
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Sheckler
Garl
William Probe
Epworth League
Ethel Brinkman
John von Lackum
W. HH. Acker
W. W. Brown
Paul W Wilson
James Lowe
Yarl Spenser
Emers on School P T A hears Rev Creede on parents role
Rev J G Creede rector of St Mark s church told Emerson School parents that secular knowledge alone makes a partial man and urged guarding children against dangers today. He pressed parents to supervise reading and motion pictures while Mrs A G Vaughan presided and Miss Bess Ancarn welcomed guests. Musical selections by Betty Broughi Bernice Shulls Miss Eilen Jones with Lyla Day accompanied. refreshments served by several hosts.
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J. G. Creede
St. Mark’s Church
Emerson
Knwledge
A. CG. Vaughan
Bess Ancarn
Betty Broughi
Bernice Shulls
Eilen Jones
Lyla Day
CG. G. Orsinger
Ira Blough
T. L. Gauthier
O'Donnell Smith Nuptials Read at Cresco Church
Miss Greta Smith and Alphonsus O'Deniel of Elma were married October 14 at the Cresco Catholic church by Rev Fr Donnelly. Attendants were Miss Juanita Smith and Raphael O'Donnell. A wedding breakfast followed at the bridegroom's parents home. The couple will reside in Waterloo where the bridegroom works for the State Highway Commission.
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Cresco
Greta Smith
Alphonsus O'Deniel
Elma
Fr. Donnelly
Juanita Smith
Raphael O'Donnell
al O'Donnell
W. A. Smith
Jesup Couple Wed by Madison Pastor
Jesup reports the marriage of Miss Sarah Bunnell daughter of Mr and Mrs B B Bunnell to Ralph Laird of Jesup Wisconsin was to be solemnized in Madison officiated by Rev J O Gillin First Brethren church Waterloo. The couple will reside at Preparity Farms asparagus plantation near Jesup. Also Miss Mildred Beal of Denver visiting sister Miss Georgia Beal honored at Black’s tearoom dinner with corsage bouquet. bridge awards to Miss Beal Mrs Burk and Mrs Emmons.
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Courier
Jesup
Sarah Bunnell
B. B. Bunnell
Ralph Laird
Madison
Wis
JO. Gillin
First Brethren Church
Waterloo
A. B. Laird
Mildred Beal
Denver
Cole
Georgia Beal
Black's
Charles Burk
Ralph Emmons
Charles City O. E. S. Celebrates 50th Anniversary
The Excelsior Chapter No. 51 O E S of Charles City marks golden anniversary at the Masonic temple with 150 guests. A 4 pm banquet featured Rain Bow girls, chrysanthemums, and gifts from St. Charles lodge and Royal Arch Masons. A high school orchestra directed by Edwin Hosking performed during dinner and an after-dinner program followed with a filling of speeches, readings, and musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Excelsior
St. Charles Lodge
Royal Arch Masons
High School Symphony Orchestra
Edwin Hosking
L. W. Dibble
Mason City
Vera Witzl
R. W. Zastrow
Mesdaines
Helene McCray
Nora Poole
Verna Smith
Gladys Joor
Mr. Dibble
C. M. Palmer
Soto
Robert McCray
O. B.S
Mary Hoger
Fay Summers
Robert Tnnes
O. B. S. Quarted
A. B. Fluegel
Katherine Brorecker
Glara
Vorock
Dinner entertained guests from Portland ore
Mr and Mrs Sherman S Wood hosted a dinner party in Jesup to honor her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs J Nelson of Portland Oregon The guests included Mr and Mrs G W Hawkins Cedar Rapids Jr and Mrs Earl Day and family Independence Mrs Hay Mount Brat don Mr and Mrs Donald Sorenson and Otto Sorenson Quasqueton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvick Sprein
Saretee
Jesup
Sherman S. Wood
J. ©. Nelson
Portland
Ore
G. W. Hawkins
Cedar Rapids, Jr
Earl Day
Independence
Hay Mount
Bratdon
Donald Sorenson
Otto Sorenson
Quasqueton
Gard Party and Dance Planned by Becker Chapter
Seventy five members of Becker chapter O E S attended the last night business meeting at Mason ic temple. Refreshments were served and a card party is planned. A prework to be followed by a Nov 6 event by past matron and past patrons. Mrs Gilo Miler announced the season’s second chance on Nov 8. Alpha Delphian led by Mrs N F Coontz will discuss Poetry at Alpha Delphian Society meeting tomorrow afternoon.
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Becker Chapter
Masonic Temple
Gilo Miler
Alpha Delphian
N. F. Coontz
Alpha Delphian , Society Ab ¥. W. CG. A
K. G. Hall
Golf Leaf Camp
Harriet Wightman
Snam
Ald Sociery
Unite Presbyterian Church
E. H. McDonald
CG. E. Rust
H. H. Ballschmidt
Martha Wilson
Hints in Beauty Care for Rest and Energy
Practical beauty advice for tired women including hot baths, aromatic treatments, and cold rinses to refresh skin and nerves. Suggests facial care with cleansing cream, neck and scalp rubbing, and a vibrator for circulation. Also covers diet hints, exercise, and hair care routines for overall wellbeing.
Jubilee and Home Decorations Talks at W W C Friday
Waterloo Woman's club hosts a Civic department program marking Edison Golden Light Jubilee with speakers J C Ishant and N Smoley from Chicago. An exhibit tracing light origins from candles to early electric lights will be shown and home decoration talks by James Black's representatives accompany a noon luncheon and hostesses for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
National Federation
Civic Department
Edison
J. C. Ishant
Shei]s
Edison Lamp Works
N. Smoley
Chicago
Aantic
Home and Education Department
Clubhoues
Weot Schrag
Eisley
Orlo Miner
A. ©. Behrens
W. H. Bever‘stock
Albert Bentson
N. W. Frisbie
M. E. Iftulson
W. B. Jennings
H. A. Limbert
W. CG. Marks
CG. J. Morgan
Ray Paul
Hew Miller
John von Lackum
Mincheon
Orlo Miller
Club Notes from Mothers of Child Study Meeting
The Mothers of Child Study club met yesterday with Mrs. George McGuire at 217 South Street and awarded bridge prizes to Mrs. McGuire Jr. and Mrs. Joseph Shay. Mrs. L Y McClarvey won the guest prize. Out-of-town guest Mink Maude Mangan attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McGuire
South Street
George
Guire, Jr
Joseph Shay
L.Y. McClarvey
Mink Maude Mangan
Church News Roundup of Sunday Meetings and Socials
Local church groups report weekly gatherings and social events. Regular services and meetings are planned at several congregations including North Star Ladies Aid, Calvary Evangelical, Union Congregational, First Lutheran Sisterhood, and Unite Presbyterian with lists of hosts, dates, and program items.
Miller Reelected President of Uniform Laws Conference
Memphis dispatch reports Jesse A. Miller of Des Moines was re elected president of the national conference of commissioners on uniform laws for a third term. The Oct 17 meeting renewed his leadership.
City in Brief Ad Highlights Local Happenings
Local items report visits by dignitaries and rail officials in Waterloo and Chicago, plus family events, births, and funerals. Notes include Mrs. E. Cortright’s Fort Dodge baby, Bertch’s Rochester operation recovery, and Dr. Roadman’s Cedar Falls stop. Community notices mention rummage sales and a church chicken supper.
Trim About The Home Pattern For Easy House Dress
In Design 1851 a smart easy to sew house dress opens flat like a coat with a notched collar and belt. White linen version for nurses or professionals. other fabrics for household wear. Patterns offered in sizes 18 through 44 with yardage and simple instructions. Fifteen cents, ten cents with pattern, mail orders to Courier Pattern Dept New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattern Dept
17Th Gt
New York ‘City
Pub in a Saucepan and Other Dishes for Hearth Cookery
The article lists kitchen preparations including Pub in a Saucepan with bread slices, ham or tongue, chutney, cheese, milk and cayenne. Magent of Squabs and Mushrooms using mushrooms, brown sauce, and Worchester sauce. and Spice Cakes with butter, sugar, corn syrup, eggs, milk, flour, baking powder and spices.
New B and R Sandwich Shop Opens Tonight
A new B and R sandwich shop opens at 6 p m on Lafayette street offering chicken and pork tenderloin sandwiches as its flagship items. James Nichols, a former operator of Bily-Roy's, owns the cozy venue with burnished gold walls and indirect lighting, featuring a hurry counter and seating for leisurely diners. It also includes a refrigeration system and modern kitchen equipment, with southern fried chicken dinners and beef tenderloin steaks among the featured dishes.
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T11
Lafayette Street
James Nichols
Bily-Roy’s Place
Firth Street East
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Yy. Winet of Child Study Club
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St. Francis Hospital
C. V. Lannholm
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A. W. Peterson
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World Wide Guild
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Western Avenue
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Louise Howard
Clinton Smith
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Waterton Boat Club
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Dorothy Wells
Evrlyn Benaler
Joseph Gibbs
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Des Moines
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Janesville
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Salt Lake City
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Black's Tearoom
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Helen Rd
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Helen Lynch
Marie Mahanke
St. Mary's Card Party
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Delia Rosgen
J. J. Bernnett
W. A. Butherfield
Joe Barth
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West End 4Th St. Bridge
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Charles A. Bertch
Rochester
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Caldwell
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Charles J. Lee
Chicago, Ilinois & Midland
W. Scott Williams
Western Lines
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Robert W. Bell
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Tenth Street
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Morris Motor Car Company
Sabula
C. G. Jorgensen
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J. F. Thomsen
Auto Tire Service
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Craig Arbuckle
J. W. Arbuckle
Park Rydine
New York
Earl A. Roadman
Mitchell
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Cedar Falls
E.R. Shannon
Anntal
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Sam Evans
Chenoa
Ill
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Baltimore Street
James Black
First Evangelical Church
Gommet Park Ave
Lafayette
U. B. Church
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Earner Ebitt and Newett
Waterloo Evening Courier
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Fifth Avenue
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