Nuptials Held At Corpus Christi Fort Dodge
Norma Brennan daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Brennan Fort Dodge married Andrew Kelly manager of the Pole Finance Waterloo son of Mrs Mary Kelly Colfax high school and Wisconsin graduate officiated by Monsignor James A Grimtin nuptial mass breakfast at Moorland consolidated school and Hillcrest apartments to be home in Hillcrest apartments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma
Brennan
J. J
Fort Dodge
Corpus’. Christi
Hurch
Andrew ‘Kelly
Pole ‘Finance: Corporation
Edding
Haa Pa
Moorland
Smr
Kelly
Colfax
Coconsin
Ins
Hillcrest
Christ Episcopal Sunday School Party at Top hm
Christ Episcopal Sunday School plans a Halloween party in the parish house at Topa mh Friday with pupil and teacher hosts. Miss Parathy Hafta and Miss Jessie Coole guide the department with Mine Flore Gary and Miss Jessie Parrott. Blue On Acie meeting moved to 6 o clock for a lecture by Richard Halli aeurton in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ ‘Episcopal
Atela Postume
Hallowe’en
Monineey
Parathy
Jessie Coole
Flore Gary
Jessie “Parrott
Richard Halli Aeurton
Yaedicent
Club Notes Show Fun Holiday Themed Club Gatherings
Mrs Ray Hinman to host FOP club after school at Black's tearoom. RYF entertained at Mrs H Meggison’s home with a six o’clock dinner and Halloween style centerpiece. Mrs J T Sullivan hosted Happy Hour for 25 with daughter’s sad death noted. Get Together and Bunco/500 at A R Moore’s home with guests Lanning Lackum. decorations fit Halloween. RFF met at E T Marson’s. guest J E Becker. L? Marek elected president. Wild Rose plans all day at Henry Glas home with picnic lunch. Keosauqua Dinner Bridge at Hotel Russell. Marie Gleason and Joseph Lutgen win favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.R. Moore
Lanning
Genevieve Lackum
E. T. Marson
J. E. Becker
L. B. Marek
Wild Rose Club
Henry Glas
Marie Butterfield
Community group listings for Waterloo clubs and events
A dense roster of society notices lists church groups and auxiliary circles, lodges, clubs, and events in Waterloo. Entries include Sunday school teachers, Masons, O. E. S. court, YWCA activities, relief fund card parties for Palestine, and lectures at East High School, with organizers named such as Mrs. Carl Hitchcock and Mrs. A. W. Chamberlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves A. B. Church
Tribe
Ben Hurbanco
P. Hall
FE. O
Linden
Monmelen ‘Gould
Black’s
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
Masonic Sacred Heart
Court
O. F
Y. W. Co
M. EZ. Church
Carl Hitchcock
P. W
Minister and Wife Honored at Graves Memorial Church Supper
Rev and Mrs B W Main were praised at a Graves Memorial United Brethren supper and reception marking their new year of service. More than 150 members joined escorts by Mr and Mrs John Hanson as music and speakers celebrated their ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Main
Graves’ Memorial United Brethren Church
John Hanson
Edward «.Sanberg
Arvilla Young
Elizaos Foster
Clarice Kendall
Maxine
Potters
Watters
Leona Sternat to wed Chris Heinichen at First Lutheran
Leona Sternat daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander Sternat of 729 Glenwood street will marry Christian Heinichen of Waterloo at 8 p m today in First Lutheran church Rev Henry Mueller will conduct the service in the presence of about 20 guests The bride will wear a white satin dress with pearls and crystals and a veil held by orange blossoms She carries a shower bouquet of bride roses Miss Ida Kopplin is bridesmaid John Lehman is best man The church will be decorated with ferns and chrysanthemums A reception follows at the bride's home and the couple will take a motor trip returning at week’s end They will reside with the bride's parents this winter
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Leona
Ida: Kopplin
John
Lehman
Mueller
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Miss Sternat
Waterloo Garment Company
Heinichen
Altstadt- Langlas Baking Company
Church Groups Schedule Tomorrow Meetings
First Lutheran Missionary society holds monthly business meeting in church parlors tomorrow afternoon with hostesses Mrs H D Clausen Mrs Charles Formaker and Mrs W F Formaker. Christ Episcopal church guild meets for 1 o'clock luncheon tomorrow in the parish house chaired by Mrs Fred Northey with committee Mines F H Reu ling J A Gary GC D Cass and Ervin Bening. The auxiliary meets at 12 noon. St Pauls M E church plans chicken pie dinner and cafeteria supper noon and evening Friday with an evening entertainment featuring a district school and men of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Missionary Society
H.D. Clausen
Charles Formaker
W. F. Formaker
Christ Episcopal Church Guild
Fred Northey
Mines
F. H. Reuling
J. A. Gary
GC. D. Cass
Ervin Bening
St. Paul's M. E. Church
D. OQ
Memorial
Gene McMasters
Cedar Rapids
Hallowe'en Origin Described at Business Club Dinner
Mrs. Barton led a BPW Club dinner talk on Hallowe'en origins from Celtic fire festivals to witchcraft legends. She cited The Golden Bough and described jack o' lanterns, mortals' rites, and Tudor to modern party adaptations, linking Old World beliefs to American celebrations.
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Hallowe'en
J. G. Frader
Hallowe’en
Europe
Isle of Man
Saman
Hallow
Satan
Charles Tof
Middle Temple
London
America
P. W
Armory
George B. Worthen
Lew Sarrett
Stars Club Beach Party Promises Hawaii Dance
The Tribunes notes Thalians and young film actresses hosting a beach party featuring Mary Louise Loman and Lincoln Stedman. Clara Bow agrees to perform a Hawai ian chorus from Bula, with Lincoln in a red wig and grass skirt amid hibiscus blossoms. Noted members include Martha Sleeper Lois Moran Doug Fairbanks jr Rita Carew Jobyna Ralston Betty Morrissey Chaplin’s new discovery Carl Laemmie jr Alice Day Marcelline Day George Lewis Janet Gaynor and more among Waterloo fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Cage
Thalians
Mary Louise Loman
Fancee
Lincoln
Stedman
Lincoln Ean
Martha’ Sleeper
Lois ‘Moran
Doug Fairbanks
Rita Carew
Jobyna Ralston
Betty Morrissey
Chaplin
New Discovery
Carl Laemmie
Alice and
Marceline Day
George Lewis
Janet Gaynor
Charley Farrell
Marion Nixon
Barbara Luddy
Barbara Kent
Ann Bork
Lloyd Pantages
Bob’ Seiter
Waterloo
Home and Education Dept of Waterloo Woman's Club Session
The Home and Education department of Waterloo Woman's Club will convene for the new club year at 2 30 p m Friday at the clubhouse. Wade H. Nelson will discuss Your Credit Is Good as cashiers from First National Bank and Mr Lane is called to Chicago. Mrs Edward HK Beal will play piano. Mrs H O Bernbrook will chair the hostess committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Wade H. Nelson
Sterling Company
Will A. Lane
First National Bank
Chicago
Edward
HK. Beal
H. O. Bernbrook
Are You a Bore Recipe From Are You a Bore Magazine
The Atlantic Monthly presents a recipe for a bore: mix unleavened egotism with true conversation chestnuts and dry facts stripped of humor. Fold in personal anecdotes, stuffed dates with statistics, and a dash of indifference to others, then mold it to your own image and serve with thyme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Atlantic Monthly
Phi Theta Pi Names Pledges
Phi Theta Pi sorority at Iowa State Teachers College announces pledges Miss Minerva Burton Daphine Brenizer Dorothy Ward Julie Christensen Virginia Pedicord Waterloo Miss Gladys Anderson Mildred Hadley Garneton Rachel Carrough Cedar Falls. A two course luncheon followed pledging yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Hot L Eels Cedar Falls. Miss Carroughs birthday was celebrated with a shower of cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Theta Pi Sorority
Iowa State Teachers College
Minerva ‘Burton
Daphine
Brenizer
Dorothy
Ward
Julie Christensen
Virginia Pedicord
Waterloo
Gladys Anderson
Mildred ‘Hadley
Garneton
Rachel’ Carrough
Cedar Fa
Hot L. Eels
Cedar Falls
Miss Carrough
Mrs Goldie Cook to Speak on What Can Man Believe
Mrs Goldie Cook of Cedar Rapids will deliver an 8 pm Thursday lecture at Unity Center 322 323 Lafayette building on What Can a Man Believes There will be classes at 930 pm after the lecture and at 10 am and 2 pm Friday Noon silence at 1215 Friday Chautauqua Circle features a Jefferson life sketch and notes on social life leaders Mrs Bingham Mrs Knox Other club items include Junior Auxiliary changes and a dance for Waterloo Woman's club and Waterloo Odd Fellows dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Cook
Cedar’ Rapids
Unity Center
Lafayette Building
Chautauqua Circle
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Bingham
Knox
Glenn Frank
Courier
Dinner Party and Program Enjoyed by Soul Winners
A dinner event featured a program including readings by Estelle Ackermann and Miss Estelle Acker man, piano solo by Frances Mauser, and three numbers from the West High string quartet. Talks were given by Rev. O. M. Yasry and Rev. Clinton F. Smith. Mrs Webber and Mrs Donahue supervised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeimsisieg
Aoe
Nicholas ‘Webber
Frank “Fannon
Charles Meneer
Fred ‘Donahue
Carl, Zetosker
Misa
Frances Mauser
Misees Schrag
West
M. ‘Yasry
Clinton F. Smith
Webber
Donahue
Paes
Mrs Mussett Honored at Bunco Party and Shower
Mrs. Robert Mussett a recent bride formerly Miss Myrtle Nielsen was honored last evening by Mrs. Julius Mortensen at a miscellaneous shower in the hostess's home. Bunco favors were given to Miss June Nielsen and Miss Fern Jensen. A three course luncheon was served with Mrs. Phil Lucas assisting. Other guests included Miss Ethel Nielsen Mildred Nielsen Pearl Jensen and Lillian Golotsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert “Mussett
Myrtle’ Nielsen
Julius Mortensen
Bunco
June Nielsen
Phil’. Lucas
Ethel «Nielsen
Mildred Nielsen
Pearl Jensen
Lillian Golotsky
Local Notes and Society Gleanings from Waterloo Briefs
City in brief items report a broken lens duplicate at Buchanan's and a Y M C A building update. Mrs Merle Moser visits herNewton-born mother, while barber owner Ewing plans a move. Quill and Scroll adds five Orange and Black staffers. Chicago trip for two hostesses. A correction lists M Phillippi at Hinney's. Hospital reports Warren Steeves improving after gastric illness. Salvation Army budget talks precede winter relief. Rath Packing CEO to speak at Lions Club about the packing industry.
Local notices and incidents from Marshalltown area
Fragmented local items report a street incident in Black Hawk county involving Liha M Wilton and a hit by a driver who fled. Leo Cavanaugh, former reporter and editor of the Marshalltown Labor Journal, is noted. train travel promotions, license plate warnings, and a Christmas portrait sale advertisement are included along with a Richard Halliburton lecture at East High with ticket details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Cavanaugh
Marshalltown Labor Journal
Central ‘Labor Union
Carpenters’ Hall
Cavanaugh
E. M. Stewart
Chicago, Rock’ Island & Pacific Railroad
Oklahoma City
Okla
Waterloo
Des. Moines
California
Richard
Halliburton
East High
Shanda Files $25,000 Suit Against Railroad
Louis A Shanda of Irving files a $25,000 damages suit against the Chicago & North Western Railroad alleging permanent injury while employed as a station agent at Irving. The action was filed in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Louis A Shanda
Irving
Sale Clerk Dougherty Dies After Stroke at Land Sale
Clarinda Iowa October 19. T M Dougherty a veteran banker and land owner from New Market died after suffering a paralytic stroke while acting as clerk at a land sale near Clarinda yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda
T. M. Dougherty
New Market
Black Hawk Township Surfaces Roads with Gravel Pride
Residents of Black Hawk township welcome the gravel surfacing project for about 12 miles of roads this year. A majority of farmers can reach Hudson Cedar Falls or Waterloo more easily, and residents boast their township has more surfaced highways than any other in the county. The gravel was hauled by GE Sargeant in spring, with public interest high as about 30 miles of the road system were involved in the year’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Township
Hudson
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
GE. Sargeant
Geologists Study Illinges Across Northern Illinois
Special report from Des Moines notes geologist Dr Francis, assistant Dr Lees, depart by auto for northern Illinois meetings. They will study geological formations, hold evening discussions, and travel from Urbana to Bloomington toward Chicago with visits to adjacent towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des “Moines
George ‘Faancis
James ‘Lees
Ilinois
Urbana
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Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
Knights of Columbus Hall
Woodmen
Mem‘bers
Clark Spencer
Helen ‘O'Leary
Kathleen
Mildred. Forrester
Reading
Alleng . Peterson
Gladys Burke
Dorothy ‘Adline
Little
Patty Pitts
Thelma Lawless
Teeple
the .Orchestra
Nellie “Lawless
Bessie Jones
Harriett Wightman
Jack Jensen
Frank ‘Shannon
Andrew, Kelly
Christ Episcopal
T. A. Decker
Elizabeth Erusman
Harvey Myers
Barbara Becky
Theodore Peck
Society
Coterie Club
T. W. Powers
Cedar Heights
B. and
P. W. Cltt
Fair—Armory
Richard Halliburton
East High School
Jueves
Tarde Club
Gaylen Green
J. S. Watters
Lowell. Ransom
Anna ‘Fary
Christian Endeavor Society
Marie Barkhurst
Otterbein Guild
Ransom
Woman's ‘Missionary Association
Leona Sternat
Chris
Henichen
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Black’s Tearoom
Marian Boxter
Irma Washa
Anna Christensen
Gladys Patterson
Helen Lytle
Theo Glaw
Blanche Watts
Hilda Gosse
Margaret Watts
Marjorie Hartnett
Sybil Seitz
Florence Wilks
Mayme Brody
Gladys Pedersetz
Juanita Miller
Agnes Neuhalfen
Church News
Hallowe’en Origin
Moose Hall
H. P. Mathes
Floyd Stoutes
Herbert Lants
George Schmidt
Frank Chesebro
Phi Theta Pi
Fine Arts Department of
Betty Wurster
Audrey Sieg
Coontz
Order of Odd Fellows
Lida Bunten
George L. Shuman Company, Publishers
Waterloo Real Estate Board
Mrs. Mussett
Mountain
North Carolina
Kentucky
W.E. Schoen
Woodmen's Circle
Hawkeye Grove
K. of C. Hall
Buchanan's
Y.M.C. A. Bldg
Merle Moser
Newton, In
Letty-Eighmey
Fourth Street
S.A. Ewing
Jefferson Street
Quill and Scroll
East High Journalistic Organization
Frank Beatle
Kenneth Beckner
Russell Lohner
Katherine Bickley
Louise Tollefson
Orange and Black
Arthur V. Fowler
Vine Street
Ben G. Howrey
Park Avenue East
Allen Memorial Hospital
Warren L. Steeves
Salvation Army
Pressy H. Frank
George Watt
John. W. Rath
Rath Packing Company
Lions Club
Tiller
Herman C. Miller Co
Insurance Service
W. 5Th St
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Amalgeis
Ian
Liha
Wilton
Kearney
Wes
Aoa Sweetfield
O. E. Mercer
Marion
Ford
Yan
Minneapolis
Great /Western
Seehawk
W. R. Cummack
Bridge St
Eshme
Samme
Illinges
Optometrists
Mfg
Opticians
Folger
Folger’s
the Folger
Kansas City
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