Miss Dorothy Burt Weds Californian in Waterloo Home
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Dorothy Irene Burt daughter of Mr and Mrs Austin Burt formerly of Waterloo to John Oliver Findlay of Claremont California formerly of Grinnell Iowa. The ceremony took place at the bride’s parents home on Saturday Oct 12. The bride a West High School graduate and Pomona College alumna studied at Grinnell College the University of Town and the University of Missouri. The groom a Pomona College graduate and former Missouri student. They will reside in Claremont California.
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Waterloo
Dorothy Irene Burt
Austin Burt
Ontary
Cal
John Oliver Findlay
Claremont
Grinnell
West High. School
Grinnell College
University of Town
Delta Gamma Sorority
California
Pomona College
Burt
Citizen’s Gas & Electric Co
Findlay
University of Missouri
Hardin Federation of Club Women Meet on Oct 19
The twenty sixth annual Hardin County Federation of Women's Clubs convention will be at Steamboat Rock on Saturday Oct 19. Mrs A Harden will greet, Mrs Edna Deardorf will respond, Manora Boylan will speak on Community Enrichment, a playlet Just an Old Fog will be presented by New Providence Woman's Club. Afternoon session features America the Beautiful directed by Mrs F M Preston. Keynote by Mrs Roberts Kerr What Shall We Read. Invocations by Mrs Emma Humphreys. Music by Margaret Temple Verna Hauser Treble Clef Eldora and readings by Louise Johnson Steamboat Rock and Mrs L H Sours Iowa Falls.
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Courier
Town Falls
Hardin County Federation of Women's
Steamboat Rock
A. ©. Harden
Edna Deardorf
Hubbard
Manora Boylan
Eldora
Fogg
Woman's Club of
Treble Clef Club
Louise Johnson
L. H. Sours
Iowa, Falls
Charles City Bride Complimented at Two Parties
Cherries City Iowa October 18 a test nuptial shower for Mrs Arthur Elliott formerly Miss Fern Stidwell at the Campbell home featured three table bridge. The bride received a bridal party procession and a gift basket from the Keefe children. The Floyd Consolidated School faculty hosted another gift shower at Nora Springs with Mrs Bar ney Glen Behne and Eva Catherine Paulus noted. A Cedar township district No 2 meeting included musical numbers readings and a taxation address by W K Carr and a freehand drawing by Fred Hammer. The event aims monthly gatherings through winter with the next set for November.
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Courier Special Service
Cherries City
Arthur Ellioth
Misa Fern Stidwell
Dg. CG. Campbell
Tom Keefe
Elliott
Floyd Consolidated School
Barney
Glen Behne
Nora Springs
Eva Catherine Paulus
Rockford
Frank Graham
Cedar Township
W. K. Carr
Fred Hammer
Luncheon Honors Bride-Elect Miss Mildred Gleason
A prenuptial luncheon honoring Miss Mildred Gleason, bride elect to Lansing Stevenson, was hosted by Mrs. Upton Werner in Lansing. Attendees enjoyed orchid pink and green décor, linen gifts, and contests with music, followed by a linen shower for the upcoming Oct. 26 wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Gleason
Lansing Stevenson
Upton Werner
Vine Street
Gleason
Russell Loyeau
Florence Pond
A. N. Gleason
William Gronberg
Malcolm Morse
Ie Watters
Jack Campbell
0. A. Ferguson
Jack Patterson
Nellie Truair
Society Note From Waterloo Weekend Events
Tonight traveling protective association dance and picnic at Moosaali with Waterloo chapter members. Aunt Luela play at Best High School auditorium. Brotherhood of American Yeomen dance at K. P. hall. Helping Hand circle gathering at United Presbyterian Church with picnic supper by Mr and Mrs W W Lytle. Memorial hall hosts Golden Jubilee banquet by First Baptist. Mixed Bridge at Sunnyside Country Club. Maccabee lodge in Waterloo. Black Hawk dancing club at Black Hawk I O B hall.
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Travelers Protective Association
Moosaali
Waterloo
Luela
Brotherhood of American Yeoman
K. P. Hall
Helping Hand Circle
United Presbyterian Chich
Mr. and
Ares
W. W. Lytle
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
First Baptist Church
Sunnyside Country Club
Maccabee Lodge
C. C. Paul
Black Hawk Danceing Club
Black Hawk I
B. Hall
Willa Richardson and F L Beresford Wed at Manchester
Miss Willa P Richardson daughter of Mrs Emma J Richardson and Frank L Beresford of Winton wed at the bride’s mother home in Manchester officiated by Rev J F Moore. They will reside on the groom’s farm in Vinton. The bride, educated at Ames college and the University of Iowa, taught English and domestic science before marriage. The groom is a Ames college graduate and a farmer.
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Manchester
Willa P. Richardson
Emma J. Richardson
Frank L. Beresford
Winton
J. F. Moore
Vinton
Fred A. Richardson
Manchester High School
Ames College
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Chicago University
Flint
Mich
Hea
Couple at Traer United in Marriage in Rites Thursday
Nuptial rites united Miss Thesa Thomas and W S Anderson, both of Traer, read at the bride’s parents home. Rev H O Allen officiated. The couple plan to move to Rochester Minnesota. Anderson becomes editor with Lawyer’s Co-Operative Publishing. Thomas is a Traer High School graduate and former Grinnell College and University of Michigan student. She is Delta Theta member and formerly with Thomas and Thomas, attorneys.
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Gouster
Traer
Thesa Thomas
W. S. Anderson
C. H. Thomas
H. O. Allen
Ripley
Traet
Rochester
Anderson
Thomas, Thomas & Anderson, Traer
Lawyer's Co-Operative Publishing Company of
Thomas
Tract High School
Grinnell College
University of Michigan
Delta Theta Sorority
Thomas & Thomas
Banquet at First Baptist Church for Jubilee Event
More than 300 will attend the 8:30 tonight banquet at First Baptist Church, sponsored by the Brotherhood, part of the church’s Golden Jubilee. Rev. Victor N. Witter of Des Moines will act as toastmaster, with Rev. Edgar A. Valiant of Minnesota Baptist convention as a speaker and A. J. Cornwell of Brotherhood to speak. music by an orchestra directed by A. J. Van Doren and community singing led by Mr. Van Doren.
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First Baptist Church
Brotherhood
Victor N. Witter
Dey Moines
Town Baptist Convention
Edgar A. Valiant
Minnesota Baptist Convention
A. J. Cornwell
A. J. van Doren
Mr. van Doren
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes Essential Cosmetics
The piece outlines do it yourself beauty recipes such as cleansing cream and hair tonic with detailed ingredient lists and preparation steps. It also covers astringent facial care, lemon hand bleach, and manicure tips, plus guidance on facial massage to boost circulation and tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
Cologne
Ruth T.—valy
Waterloo D. A. R.s Attend Northeast Iowa Convention
Waterloo and Melrose D. A. R. chapters traveled to Cedar Rapids for the Northeast Iowa convention with Ashley chapter hosting. Local leaders including Mrs. John W. Gwynne and Mrs. George DeWald spoke on historic relics genealogical research and a subscription contest for the D. A. R. magazine with prizes to be awarded at the state convention.
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Waterloo
Melrose
D. A
Ashley Chapter
Little Gallery
Wilson Hamilton
Sigourney
G. D. Rose
Dubuque
Marelh
Waverly Couple Weds at Nashua Brown Church
Leona Mishler and Walter Sohle wed at the Brown Church in the Vale Nashua with Rev Willams Kent officiating. Bridesmaid Leota Mishler and maid Selma Noppenworth attended. The couple plans a Minneap olis wedding trip before settling in Waverly. The bride works for Waverly Telephone. the groom for Iowa Public Service.
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Waverly
Leona Mishler
Walter Sohle
the Vale
Nashua
Willams Kent
Leota Mishler
Selma Noppenworth
Arthur Sohle
Everett Lampman
William Mishler
Minneapolis
Mrs I H Hart Addresses Cedar Heights Clubwomen
Mrs I H Hart, faculty member at Iowa State Teachers College, spoke on Indian Travel and Art to Cedar Heights Woman's Club at Mrs S J Beck's home. Delegates reported Sioux City convention results. club voted to donate to Des Moines children's home and plan sewing for the home at the November 21 meeting.
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I. H. Hart
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Heights
N. J. Fowler
0. M. Bral
Des Moines
Traer Resident and Chelsea Man Wed Oct 15
Miss Clara Vojtech of Traer and Otte Kupka of Chelsea were married Oct. 15 at Immaculate Conception Church in Clutter. Rev. Fr. T. A. Volapek led the ceremony in the presence of about 80. A 70-guest wedding dinner followed. The bride is employed in Traer and Loledo. the groom, a Chelsea high school graduate 1928, is a farmer. They will live on a farm near Tamn.
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Gourter Foecert Sercher
Traer
Clara Vojtech
Near
Traey
Otte
Anton Vojtech
Loledo
Dinner honors and showers mark B P W Club event
Mrs A E Johnson hosted a dinner for the November group of the Business and Professional Women's club listing guests including Mrs J E Balensifer Miss Ruth Van Tuyl and others. Miss Ettedine Presenberg of Parkersburg, former Iowa Public Service employee, attended as guest of honor. A pre nuptial shower for Miss Arlene Nicholas, bride to be Eugene Trainor, was held by Mrs L R Rigdon with 12 guests.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
A. E. Johnson
Maple Street
J. E. Balensifer
Ruth van Tuyl
Mary Horner
Bernice Ravin
Genevieve Burling
Florence Haris
Ine, Coburn
Jessie Sweeney
Ettedine Presenberg
Parkersburg
Iowa Public Service Ecom
Pany
Act
South America
Gas and Electric Company
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Inens Company
Fresenberg
Iowa
Arlene Nicholas
Eugene Trainor
West Slide teachers bride club notes and dinners
Club notes cover Miss Opal Haven hosting West Slide Teachers Bridges club at her sister Mrs Frank Gutknecht home in Hudson last night. Other items include Thislius Bridge club prize winners Mrs Ray Bush and Mrs Lavern Werte, plans for future entertainments, upcoming dinners, and numerous small club events with members and guests noted.
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Opal Haven
West Slide
Ray Bush
Lavern Werte
Thislius Bridge Club
Donald Finlayson
Randolph Street
Will Davidson
Mulberry Street
Church Young People Dance at Universailist Parish
Members and friends of the Young People's Activity club at Universailist church host a parish house dance tonight with an orchestra directed by Jack Dimlevy. Refreshments to be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s
Universailist Church
Jack Dimlevy
Rice and Cheese Casserole and Dressings Recipes
Simple vegetable or main dish Rice and Cheese Casserole folds cooked rice with tomatoes onion parsley and cheese then bakes until cheese melts. Thousand Island Dressing blends onion chili sauce beet or beetroot? and mayonnaise for a cold course salad. Pineapple Snow uses pineapple syrup cornstarch eggs whites and whipped cream as a ready to use dessert garnish.
Cedar Falls women organize in parish and club groups
Cedar Falls groups meet across churches and clubs. The Home Missionary society of First Methodist held an all day session at the social service building. The Ladies Aid of First Evangelical prepared Christmas boxes for missions in Milwaukee and Kentucky. Mrs Memner hosted St Lukes guild, and Mrs Cummins led Presbyterian Woman’s Missionary program. Circle One at First Congregational met at Mrs Turner’s, while Mrs Gray hosted Circle Three at Greenwood Drive. Good Fellowship of the Methodist was hosted by Mrs Brown on College Hill. Rainbow club met at Mrs Jepsen’s. St John’s Lutheran three circles met in schedule with Cadson Bast and Behrens. Hillside Cemetery association guests at Mrs Brown’s. American Legion auxiliary monthly meeting at headquarters. United Commercial Travelers auxiliary hosted at Mrs Jenkins with bridges and awards. Past Counselors club card party at Hotel Russell-Lamson on Oct 31. Groups meet Nov 14 with Mrs Spott. Sunnyside Country Club hedge party tonight.
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First Lutheran Missionary Society
Charles Blume
James Hubbard
Arnold Wente
Roy Duke
Esther Burke
Leo Billings
Dawson Street
Division 5
Gentral Christian Church
Frank Geler
John Billings
Gourier
Cedar Falls
Home Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
Women's Association
First Congregational Church
S. E. Turner
Joseph B. Gray
Gircle Thres
Greenwood
Cedar Heights
Good Fellowship Club
Methodist Church
A. E. Brown
College Hill
Ernest Jepsen
Rainbow Club
First Street
Wesk
St. John's Lutheran Church
Alvin Cadson
Henry Bast
W. GC. Behrens
Hillside Cemetery Essaciation
Harry E. Brown
Washington Street
UN Tr
Ladies’ Auxiliary
United Commercial Travelers
G.G. Jenkins
H. P. Knowton
Willam Pape
W. A. Lannon
Jack Drimeyer
Drimeyer
George Wright
Counselors Club
Russell-Lamson
George Spott
City in Brief and Local Berths on the Move
Clive Moran leaves 607 Burton Avenue for a business trip to Kansas City Missouri. County Superintendent Adeline Jewett attends the country life conference in Ames. Mr and Mrs H O Hellman of Chicago visit Mr and Mrs George Cousins at 209 Mulberry Drive. F W Porterfield returns from Chicago after attending the American College of Surgeons sessions. Charles Greeley goes to Des Moines for the funeral of A C Miller general agent for Aetna Life Insurance. E B Wight reported in serious condition at home after influenza. Mr and Mrs J R Rector return from Minneapolis where they visited daughter Mrs R M Palm. Rector is a member of the church.
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Mark Smith
Wellington Street
Lyle McDonald
Glen Avenue
Iowa City
University of Iowa
University of Illinois
George Alen
Dorothy
Arlene
Omaha
Neb
Roy Allen
Fifth Street
George Allen
J. L. Uban
Uban
H. J. Schroeder
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Ames
Clive Moran
Burton
Kansas City
EB. Jewett
Country Life Conference
F. W. Porterfield
Chicago
American College of Surgeons
Charles Greeley
Riverside Drive
Dea Moines
A. C. Miller
Aetna Life Insurance Company
E. B. Wight
Logan Avenue
J. R. Rector
Minneapolis
Minn
R. M. Palm
Rector
Germany Leads In Tourist Favor, Americans Top Visitors
Berlin reports that ten years after Versailles Germany again attracts tourists with nearly 50,000 foreign visitors this year and Americans in clear lead. About 8,900 Americans visited the Reich in the summer, comprising 12 percent more than last year, and over half of all tourists in key resorts were American. Government Travel Bureau statistics for 1929 through July show 48,923 total tourists with 6,923 Americans, 6,553 at Heidelberg, and 4,892 at Wiesbaden in July.
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Berlin
Versailles
Germany
Unter den Linden
The
Reich
Heidelberg
Baden-Baden
Weisbaden
Black Forest
Wiesbaden
Munich
Max Reinhardt
Old Heidelberg Castle
Bertin
Bavarian Alps
Rhine
False $500 Check Leads to Arrest of C. &. Austin
B. Austin, 31, is jailed on a charge of issuing a $180 check with intent to defraud. He was captured by Sheriff H. T. Wagner with cooperation from Des Moines police and Chicago officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. &. Austin
B. Austin
H. T Wagner
Des Moines
Chicago
Austin man linked to bank check incident and arrest
Austin allegedly deposited a Texas bank check for 500 in Waterloo and, before its validity was learned, obtained a 180 cashier’s check to cover a Des Moines debt. Sheriff's arrest followed after Wagner notified Des Moines and revealed the deposited check was worthless, with two smaller checks later produced as evidence. A UC professor notes many major crop pests are native to the U S.
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Austin
Waterloo
Texas
Des Moines
Wagner
W. F. Dilworth
Black Hawk County
Lines That Slenderize Fashion Pattern Description
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Pattern Dept
W. 17Th St
New York City
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Hardin Federation of Club Women
Charles City
Miss Mildred Gleason
Society Cale
Willa Richardson and
F. L. Beresford
Black Hawk Dancing Club
Oo. F
Rebekahs
Black Hawk J. 0
Fourth Street
St. John's
Pavers
Bridge
St. John's Sewing Circle
G. Ro Townsend
Nonna Talty
J. B. Casey
Walter Reed
C. B. Anderson
Hugo Pane
Nashua Church
Chelsea
B. P. W. Club
R. J. Meeker
Black
HH. W. Dunlap
L. A. Danton
George Selbig
Helen Wilson
Karl Danton
Miss Wilson
Danton
Earl Danton
John Kinniburgh
Earl Blitsch
Triple Four Club
Riviera
Fred Barlz
Kenneth Garey
F. J. Bigier
J. B. Eakin
Fr. Bigier
Joseph Ganz
Avis Gilley
Victor Nichols
Herbert Lawless
R. E. Fairbank
Little Fuck
Arthur Bennett
Triangle Stamp Club
Arthur Barnett
Belgium
Barnett
Sidney Peterson
Cottage Street
Wild Rose Club
Ralph Crawford
William McGlade
James Furbush
Julia Stace
Gertrude Rumble
Norman Smith
Gonger Street
Fannie Cerce
Argyle Street
McKinley School
Cedar Heights Park
Elizabeth Bongarts
Chris Marsun
Viola Blocker
Church News
W. W. Warsaw
Ladies' Ald Society
East Park Presbyterian Church
Jennie Sutter
E. Y. Sanford
Madame
Louiscb Sulaugerue
Driaa Utile
Abe
Ladies’ Aid Society of
First Evangelical Church
Milwaukee
Kentucky
William H. Memner
Guild of
St. Luke's Parish
Harry C. Cummins
Woman's Missionary Society of
First Presbyterian Church
Woman's Auxiliary
American Legion
Legion
J. L. Harland
Hans Hansen
Thomas Brown
Carolyn Diger
J. W. McKinstry
Rose Seltenrich
Suunnyside Country Club
Bmr
A. D. Coffman
Hawarden
QC. M. Hollis
Town City
Illinois
Walter Cohn
Jo H. McCarty
Tribe of
Ben Hur
Hawkeye
Gladys Towne
E. M. Towne
Fourth Street West
West Coast
Los Angeles
James Coykendall
Long Beach
Oakland
West End
Mrs. HO. Hellman
Cago
George Cousins
Danderine
Teutonio &Censo
University of California
Waterloo Evening Courier
American Opera Company
Ren “Carmen
America
Shrine Auditorium
Cedar Rapids
New York
Boston
Eastern
Cluls
Washington
Adderss
Cofk College School, OF Music
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