Miss Agnes Geib Weds Edward Demby In St. Marys
Miss Agnes Geib daughter of Mr and Mrs Mroard Airs Matt Uuit of 506 Reed Street married Edward Demby of Humboldt today in St Marys with Rev Theodor officiating. Attendants wore yellow and white with corsages. the couple plan to reside in Humboldt after a short honeymoon trip. Guests included Mr and Mrs Magnus Elliott and several Cedar Rapids and Oelwein residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Martha Geib
Matt Uuit
Reed Street
Edward Demby
Uuinbolat
St. Mary
Theodor
Louis Salu
Ophelia
Bale
Kinse Yo
Magnus Illiott
Margaret
Virginia Elliott
Margaret Kirby
Cedar Rapeids
Margeret Craban
Oelwein
Romance Language Section Tea Party Has French Setting
Waterloo Woman's club opened its Romance Language department with a French tea party in a transformed drawing room. About 40 members wore native costumes and ordered in French using French coins. Fred McClain sang two Parisian songs, violin by Mrs. Herbert Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Club
Mere
Lb.t. Alford
E. L. Dunkelberg
GC. L. Ostander
CN. Shane
C. E. Howard Presidin
C. W. Robertson
Fred McClain
Herbert Marshall
Hemsworth to Direct Y League Personal ity Course
Mrs Hemsworth will direct the course A Study in Personality Keeping Oneself Up-to-Date offered by the Employed Iris League of the YWCA. First session Thursday at 6 after supper and recreation. Registration open. Dr F A Laurie to conclude Europe trip review at supper. Open to all employed city girls. Reservations at the business office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. €. Hemsworth
Iris' League
Young Women's Christian Ascellation
Florence Brinton
F. A. Laurie
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
Europe
Kensington WO T U Meets With Growth In Attendance
More than 100 members attended the Kensington unit of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union on Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. A A Bontrager's home. Five new members joined along with three guests from Orangetownship. Mrs. Wilber, 3itter, Mrs. Lester Parris and Mrs. Elmer Broughs were present. Mrs. W G Kelford led the program with contributions from Mrs. Eiginniey and Mrs. Kelford and Mary J Campbell spoke about her work with the national union in India. Twins Barbara Low and Burt Dewees and Jamey Richard Walker became white ribbon recruits. County vice president Mrs. Ida Mitchell supervised the service. A committee from Flist Brethren church helped with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangs
Wilber
Mary J. Campbell
National Union
India
Barbara Low
Burt Dewees
Jamey Richard Walker
Ida Mitchell
Flist Brethren Church
Boutrager
Iowa Nurses Convene in Davenport Hotel for Annual Meeting
About 225 delegates from across Iowa gather at Hotel Hiack Hawk Davenport for the twenty second annual convention of the Iowa State Association of Registered Nurses. Notable attendees include Blanche Edwards secretary and leaders from Allen Memorial Presbyterian and Waterloo areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Davenport
Waterloo
Blanche Edwards
Allen Memorial Hospital
Gertrude Hos
Christine Fehi
Presbyterian Hospital
Margaret Masbalu
Minnie Matbauer
Matbauer
West
Lutie B. Larson
Ewer
Miss Hershey
Fnt Ber
International Council of Nurses
Finland
United States
Caledonia Society Listens to Dr Laurie’s Scotland Trip
The Caledonia Society met at Mrs Fairweather’s home to hear Dr J A Laurie recount his recent journey to Scotland. Members were entertained with a program including hymns by Miss Bunyan and songs led by Miss Willa Thamsen, with Mrs Pyirweather presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia Society
Dr. Laurie Tell
Scotland
J. A. Laurie
Pyirweather. Jr
Sud
Alice Stowen
Sorority Dinner and Bridge Party Planned at Academy
The Pi Phi sorority hosts a dinner and bridge party for members at the academy hall. Miss Leone Ileen Moliev and Misses Mathrys Gill and Fisher serve as officers of honor. The event begins at 7 o clock with supper, held at Knights of Columbus Hall, and a second gathering set for tomorrow at 2 89 pm in LO. O F hall on Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cienished Erierkinglems Aqsa
Orlongre
Leoneileen Moliev
Mathrys Gill
Auss
Fisher, Cry _ Mystic Workers
Knights of Colvintass Hall
Club Dinner Integrates Hallowe'en and Birthday Themes
Winterloo Business and Professional Women's club hosted a joint dinner with Halloween motifs and October birthdays celebrated at the first table. Miss Hilda Freedman led the social committee, and guests included Mrs. Charlott Cassidy Howe and Mrs. Velene Bennett who will address students and the public on vocational issues at West High Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’an
Winterloo
Fern Gray
Menthers
Hilda Freed
Detgila
West High Auditorium
Charlotty Cassidy Howe
Inance Chaiman
Fanny Jiemene
Velen Bennett
Chicago
Bennett
B. BP. W
Marryullar
California
May Heller
Chief of Children's Bureau to Address Waterloo Clubwomen
Major E. K. Sands head of the Children's Bureau of Town will speak to Waterloo Women's club at 2 30 Friday on child welfare in Iowa replacing Judge J B Weaver. Sands comes from Iowa City where he heads social welfare. Civic department sponsors appearance. Also notes PTA and memorial events around town with various speakers and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Sands
Des Moines
Children's Bureau of Town
Waterloo Women's Club
J. B. Weaver
Iowa
Major Sands
Child Welfare Commission
N. E. Kendall
Waterloo
Iowa City
Sands
Judge Weaver
Church News Notes Recruitment and Meetings
Mrs. 4 H Edwards will join the Ladies Aid Society of Community Presbyterian Church in her home at 2 30 Thursday. Mrs F A Dagu, assistant hostess, oversees September and Gibber class activities. The home department at First Methodist Church meets at 2 30 Thursday afternoon at Mrs J G Wright’s home for study and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society
H. Edwards
Ce- Var Heicuts
First Methodist Church Filment
Club Notes Mrs Reed Hosts Jeppy Hour Luncheon
Mrs 3. B. Reed hosted Jeppy Hour club members at a 1 pm luncheon at her home on Tuesday. Tables were attractively decorated with floral arrangements in pink and white. Guests included Mrs. W. Dillingworth of Los Angeles California Mrs. Fred K. Paul of Hollywood California and Mrs. Inia Thrower. Mrs Paul and Mrs Thrower are sisters and the latter is the mother of Mrs. E. E. Peek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. B. Reed
W. Dillingworth
Loz Angeles
Cal
Fred K. Paul
Hollywood
Inia Thrower
Paul
Pheasant Hunt Resumes Amid Mixed Luck Across Counties
Pheasant hunters returned for day two of a three day season in Black Hawk county with fewer participants and mixed success. Licensing offices saw brisk demand as towns like Charles City and Fort Dodge reported hundreds of hunters. several arrests for carrying loaded weapons in cars were logged in Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Jennie S. Bird
Hayer
Ashel
Jesse Guagy
Northlows
D. D. Puller
Mason City
Ode Bye
Fort Dodge
Humboldt
Office of Justice of the Peace
A. N. Davenport
Hampon
Retail Credit Men of Four States to Meet in Lawn City
Cedar Falls hosts the Seventh annual Interstate Retailers convention with secretaries from four states. Formal sessions open this afternoon at the Cem Centerial club rooms with representatives from Minnesota Wisconsin Nebraska and Iowa. Albert Lea Minnesota’s Hansen is president and R I BeGon of Waterloo is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawn City
Cedar Falls
Minnesota
Wnebraska
Itsloss
Hansen
Albert Lea
Minn
R. Il.begon
Waterloo
Carlton Funeral in Dunkerton M E Church on Thursday
John Carlton died Tuesday at his residence. Services set for Thursday at 2 p m at the Methodist Episcopal church in Dunkerton Ia He was born October 26 1857 and lived here 23 years Survived by widow two children Mrs C S Buehner and Fred A brother William of Verndale Minn and two sisters Alice Cooley of China Dunkerton Ia October 21 1928 Specl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
John Carlton
Idorg Shopton
C. S. Buehner
Fred
William
Verndale
Minn
Alice Cooley
China
Dunkerton
Spe
Independence Family Honors Grandfather on Natal Anniversary
Independence Iowa family gathers at Guthormson home to mark Zirteman’s eighty fifth birthday. Attendees include Angell Gillys, Seger family members, and relatives from Barthe Cedar Palla and Manchester. Fire destroys Frank Wilton yarn nearby. damage includes hay and grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
H. Guthormson
Zirteman
Guthormson
Tor
Warneting
Henry Virtz- Tarn
Laty
M Son
Manchester
Fire damages at residence on Independence Avenue
A spark from the roof of A C Wolf at 726 Independence Avenue started a fire about 12:20 am today causing about 17 dollars in damage. An alarm was received at 6:36 pm yesterday from M J Kellerlain at 08 Grant Avenue where hot air pipe embers smoldered. firemen warn about insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Wolf
Independence Avenue
M. J. Kellerlain
Grant Avenue
Social gathering at Ridge Club hosted by Misses Robinson
Misses May and Jane Robinson hosted a social evening at the Ridge Club with serving courtesies and bridge. Favors for cards were won by Mr and Mrs Wooo Murphy Mrs 1 W Thompson and Roy Miller with additional wins by Mrs A Kane and Mrs R KB Bolter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooo. Murphy
W. Thompson
Roy Miller
Ridge Club
May
Jane Robinson
Lurlte Notteor
Byrnes Park Bridge
A. Kane
R. KB. Bolter
Cedar Falls News Highlights Local Notes and Ailing Auto Crash
Miss Mary Waite of Cedar Falls suffers a broken collarbone when a wheel comes off the coupe en route to Davenport for a state nurses convention. The accident occurred ten miles east of Cedar Rapids on the Lincoln Highway. Miss Nielsen sustained minor injuries. Lions host Cedar Falls concert band guests. Business Men's Association Dinner planned with 160 expected. funeral for Thomas Ward at 105 Franklin Street with burial in Vinton. Various updates: Cedar Falls residents attend conventions, farmers exhibit corn, and local residents return from trips while others recover from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Maryee Waite
Elam
Sartort Poapital
Beasie Mjélgsen
Davenport
Business Men's Ass'n
Cedar Fat
Business Men's Association
Hotel Black Blank
Thursday Club Meets at Home of Mrs Darwin Cooper
La Porte City October 24 The Thursday club met at the farm home of Mrs Darwin Cooper west of town with a large attendance. Guests included Mrs B Boardman Miss Alice Nichols Miss Alice Kerr and Miss Helen Fleming. The group enjoyed social time and fancywork with a two course luncheon served by the hostess aided by a young guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Cooper
la Porte City
Miemabers G
B. Boardman
Alice Nichols
Alice Kerr
Helen” Fieming
George Cook
Iowa Manufacturers Insurance Company Renews Charter
Town Manufacturers Insurance company renews its charter with amended articles filed in the County Recorder's office. The Waterloo based firm authorized capital remains 500 900 dollars. Officers continued: W. W. Marsh president H. V. Myers vice president Hermann Miller secretary A. H. Holt treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Manufacturers’ Insurance Company
Jennie Bird
Waterloo
W. W. Marsh
H. V. Myers
Hermann Miller
A. H. Holt
Farsi Club Urges Children Stay Home In Iowa City
Iowa City, Oct. 21. Social workers at the State University of Iowa conference heard Jay E. Keck urge a home first approach. He called for weekly family clubs, parent child play, and teacher cooperation to keep children at home and out of busy urban centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Jay E. Keck
Sioux City
Social Workers of
State University of Iowa
Keck
Cavalry Band 1 Open for Enlistments at Fort Barrancas
Enlistments will be received at the army recruiting station near the Fort Barrancas post office for the Thirteenth Cavalry Band at Fort Barrancas Florida Corp Lea Greenup announced today about 12 musicians are needed. There are no vacancies in the veterinary corps clerical department at Omaha Nebraska Navy recruiting officer H S Halton said all Navy branches are now open for enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Thirteenth Cavalry Band
Fort Barrancas
Fla
Lea Greenup
Veterinary Corps
Omaha
Neb
Halton
Navy
City in Brief From Tri-State Columns and Notices
Travel and social notes from Des Moines to Waterloo mention AI agents visiting relatives and a Chicago agent in town. Birth announced for Henry and Mary Sickert’s baby girl in Long Beach California. Postmaster Ray Eggert says Waterloo will sort Florida mail locally to reduce congestion and delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Eggert
Waterloo
Florida
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Agnes Geib
Deen Club
G. F. Insko
Busy Beechele
Fred Pollette
St. Margaret’s Guild
Mes
Wet
Warwick
C.eb. S
K. Club
Dobson
Wriday Afternarm, T. G
cub—Mrs
WL Cotton
Kensington
T. U
Miss Lighthart
Edna Lighthart
George Huxord
de Rapids
Vieiu Law
Henore
J.B. Lighthart
Lighthart
R Petersgry
Mildred Fish
Leon Deg
Futh Adams
Lichthert
Leo Billings
Chester Cadwalader
Pe Dent
Math
Hal Frankins
Campimentas
Joseph O'Brien
Las Ancetes
O. L
Mar
Rondell
Norbert Frang- Man
Neel. Ph
George Warde
Wiliam Rendleman
Frances Brophy
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Mies Bianche
Wie Na League of Nursing Educaew
York City
Harry Olson
Hallowe’en
Children’s Bureau
Central P T. A
de J. G. Hildebrand
M. Wallace
Walter Scheel
W. IL. Tennish
Wo van Sehayck
St. Mary's Parish
Schol Hall
John Roth
James McMullen
J. P. Salz
George Gnagy
John Kahler
Margaret Lynch
M. J. McDonough
We Legion Auxiliary
Sil
Memorial Hall
W.H. Wilson
J. W. Willmek
Washington-Irving P.T. A
Association
Daughters of Verurang
Grace Stallman
Memorial Hell
Lincoln Circle
Mit
Tun
Church News
Justice of Peace
Charles City
Carlton
Dunkerton M. E
Independence Family
Natal
Florman Per
Phan
Mary and
Karthryn Cough
Cedar
Baily
George H
Waddle
Nurse
Lions Club
E. B. Frye
W. E. Hays
Harvey J. Baird
L. H. Hughes
R. W. Getehell
The
Lions
G.E. Royce
A. Hi. Bangert
Dassingger
Frank Lewis
Excelsior Springs
Guotilt
St. Paul
George Wilson
Family Ransom
N. D
Eldrigge Wilson
Clay Street
Wlson
Seargent County
North Dakota
Theodore C. Rude
Tere
Montis
Gerlin
Rudi
James Tarsen
Walnut Street
H. J. Faust
William C. Nubn
Colorado Springs
Board of Avissions
Evergelical Church
Cedar Fi
Emil. Miller
Fia
W. T. Hackett
W. T. Heresett
Widday
Raymond Hackett
Rush City
Fred Wescott
Pine Cliff
and Sire
James Smith
Naw
Hartvord
Einer Clauson
Cedar and & Foy Hackett
Sre
Deliie Sutherland
Woman's Relief Corps
P. Hall
McKinstrey
Dar Falls
Clara Cleveland
Cc. M. Snyder
Mr. Snyder
Fiat
Jie
Faniy Dawes
Fenny Dawes
Deares
Willy Dewey
Walter Brandy
Dysart
Mro
Water. Brandt
Brandt
Hanover
Pokal
Heshands
Hana Suests
Makine
Ranma Wis
Aibss
Martha Prost
Miss
S. Renk
Gavrarleth Noha
Renk
Roan
Aan
Blonday
Wayne Gates
Liewellan
Iber
Inez Glime
Catherini
Butterfield
Walker
Msg
Ida Crawford
Guasqueton
Hosen Hackett
Plainview
Was & Suest Uni
Earin Cares
Hackett
Nerloy
Nan
Walter Edelen
Gates
Ord Brokaw
Auburn
Dan Grimm
Bert Walters
Gerald
Cedar Rapla
Diane Young
Ars
Dan Bergher
Sone
Frederloo
Gladys Barbis
Simpson
Universcty Hospital
Town City
Ralph
Mery
Fred Lange
Spring Creek Township
Iofida
Jamipa
Elcome
Rome
Farsi Club
Iowa’ City
C. J. Miller
Saladare A
Fowler Go
Buchanan's
Mre. A. Judoward
Eacode
Des Baines
Denver
Iolo
W. Jr. Hell
Canadian Pacine Railroad
Chicaya
Mary Bender
Fourth Street East
Atert Lea
Ming
Louis Sickert
Ninth Street West
Henry Sickert
Long Beach
Roger Leagitt
Canopus Club
Black
Iladam
Snider
Putnam
Iery
Kroter
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