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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1929

Page

3

Waterloo Woman's Club to Host Regional Convention

Waterloo hosts the nine county district convention of the Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs with official welcome by Mrs W H Bickley. Delegates attend sessions at Waterloo Woman's Club clubhouse and First Presbyterian church plus social events at Hotel President Black’s Tearoom and other venues.

Woitien's Praydon Wil Dele W. He" Bickley Waterloo Orlo ‘Miler Black Waterloo “Woman's Club Innehron O. R. Brundege John von Lackum C. W. Newalni John Geertsen A. C. Behrens L. C.hemsworth W. H. Bickley Woman's Club Waterloo Woman's Club Cecil Bickley George Lichty M. H. Kimball Presbyterian Church Galen Tilden Iowa Federation of Women's Ghibs Russell Lamson Bernice Berger S. OG. F St. Mary's Pall I Philathea M. E. Church Black's Tearpoat Town Federation of Women's Clubs Waterloo Woman’s Clubhouse L. B. Club Raymond Brown J . T. I. Beidge W. A. Porter Willard Hall Bridge Clth Orville Hamilton Elmer Chamberlain ML Ja Club Black's Tearoom Sunshine 27 K. A B. RT Fireman's Hall Heart Parishall St. Paul’s L. A. S Rose Barber Alpha Guild First Presbyterian Church Hirs Neltie Pine Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs Dinyer — Gold Isabella Business and Russell-Lamson Radston First. M. B Hallowe'en Party Lydia Society Mary and Katherine Doughtry Sos of Union Veterans Memorial Hall Third District Convention

Sievers-Wed: South Dakota Couple United in Grace Church

Harry L Sievers of Waterloo and Miss Greer Butcher of Watertown were married at Grace M church in a 5 pm ceremony conducted by Dr. Harvey Q Travis. The bride wore a peach net frock. sister Mrs B F Arbitz attended. Best man was Ralph Seery. A 15 guest dinner followed at Mrs George Gull's home. The couple will reside at 216 Maple Street. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Glyde Butcher and Mrs B P Albity.

Greer Butcher Clyde Butcher Watertown Harry J. Sievers Anna. Sievers Waterloo Grace M Harvey Q. Travis B. F. Arbitz Minneapolis Athlt Ralph Seery Orkle George Gull Onsebeer Heights Sievers M. D Pioneer Air Line S. D University of Town Sigma Chi Phi Epsilon Kappa East High School Slever Maple Street Glyde Blitcher

Greene Residents Wed at Allison Greene Wedding

Greene Ia Oct 21 wedding at Allison for Mrs. Gladys Hardner and Victor Uker. Rev Nassen officiated at the Taitheran parsonage. The couple to reside with Mr and Mrs Frank Uker in Greene.

Courter Sperifk Greene Allison Gladys ‘Hardner Victor’ Uker Nassen Taitheran Parsonage Axer Frank Uker Greené

Hints on Hair Growth and Care from Beauty Columns

The article advises letting hair grow for young women, discusses the discomfort of the in-between stage, and promotes a home tonic recipe with precipitated sulfur and other ingredients. It recommends regular scalp massage, occasional oil rubs, weekly shampoos, and an egg shampoo to aid growth and scalp health. It also suggests weight gain tips, face care steps, and finishing rinses to close pores.

Cologne

Church and Guild Social Alerts Across Local Churches

Social and meeting notices from Universalist and First Presbyterian churches plus First Congregational and St. Paul’s M E. details of Lydia Matron Alpha and Deborah guilds. Hostesses named, times 2 30 PM 7 30 PM and 2 40 PM with plans for dinners Halloween events and thimblebee hosted by listed members and circles.

Reunion of Shaulis Family First One in Twenty Years

Reunion brings Shaulis kin from Town Colorado Tilnets Rocky Ford La Juata Moline and Dunkerton together at H E Shaulis home 1003 Independence Ave with 39 present youngest Einora Peverill from Waterloo. A brunch and informal afternoon followed with many relatives from Iowa and Colorado attending.

Shaulis H.E. Shaulis Independence Avenue Town Colorado Tilnets J. M. Shaulis Rocky Ford Colo F. R. Shaukis la Juata Einora Peverill Elmer Pe Hatch Cecil Smith Waterloo I. & Shaulls Charles Sonsen Moline Arthur Magee Dunkerton

Waterloo native to wed at Little Brown Church in the Vale

Miss Mavorette Rubert of Cherokee Heights St Paul formerly of Waterloo will marry Owen Richard Williams of St Paul on Friday November 1 at 4 40 PM. The ceremony at the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua features Miss Batty Robert as matron of honor and Miss Theodelle Williams as bridesmaid. Best man is Dick Warren Philmore Watts. Miss Rubert is the granddaughter of D D Rubert Jesup and has served as assistant society editor of the St Paul Daily News for four years.

Mavorette Rubert George L. Rubert Cherokee Heights St. Paul Minn Waterloo Owen Richard Williams Ray Roy W Willams Theodelle Williams Dick Warren Philmore Watts Willams Robert D. D. Rubert Jesup

Mrs Merle Kough Elected Phi Omega Pi Leader

Mrs Merle Kough was elected President of PHI Omega Pi Alpha chapter of Waterloo at a Saturday meeting in Black's tearoom. Miss Helen Louise Cook is secretary and treasurer, and Miss Wanda Daum becomes editor. Minutes from Phi Omega Pi sorority's twelfth biennial conclave at Mackinac Island, Michigan, were reviewed with Bta chapter actives.

Merle Kough Phi Omega Pi PHI Omega 1 Ahamac Waterloo Black's Tearoom Helen Louise Cook Wanda Daum Phi Omega Pi Sorouity Mackinac Island Mich Bta

W E Surface Weds Miss Ethel A Repp in Janesville

Miss Ethel A Repp of Janesville married Everett F E Surface son of Mrs Lena Surface at 9 am Sunday in the Little Brown Church in the Vale. Rev William Kent officiated. The bride wore a rose crepe frock and pink bouquet. The couple will reside at 213 Baltimore Street after a breakfast with relatives and friends at Floret President Waterloo. Surface worked for John Deere for three years. Reunion planned. Also a birthday party for Dorothy Warneka at 234 Webster Street with games and music. Mystic Workers meet tomorrow at 8 pm in Carpenters Hall.

W. E. Surface Ethel A. Repp Janesville Everett FE Surface Lena Surface Baltmore Street Little Brown Church the Vale William Kent al Floret Waterloo Janesville High School John Deere Baltimore Street

Mrs James Good guest speaker at Northeast Iowa D R convention

Mrs James Good wife of the secretary of war in Hoover's cabinet spoke at the Northeast Iowa Town district convention of D R R Friday in Cedar Rapids. The luncheon hostesses were Ashley chapter Cedar Rapids and the tea displayed 36 quilts and 12 coverlets dating back to 1838.

James Good Hoover D.R. R Cedar Rapids John Gwynne Waterloo Good Hotel Montrose Little Gallery R. C Bodwell Jocal

Tama Girl to Wed Wisconsin Man in Tama Home Ceremony

Miss Irma M. Smith daughter of Lew Smith Tama and Walter Forrest King son of Mr and Mrs Frank King San Diego Cal will marry Tuesday Oct 22 at the bride's uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs BE A Smith Tama Rev Richmond A Smith of the Baptist church will conduct the service at 6 pm with Easter lilies and chrysanthemums in the arrangement Attending will be Miss Dorothy Withington and Clyde King Warren Robeson will be ring bearer The bride in wine colored velvet gown and Ophelia roses bridesmaid in taupe crepe with sunburst roses They plan a 50 guest dinner at three tables and will honeymoon in Chicago and Madison afterwards living in Madison after May 1

Courier Tama, Ja Ipwaus Irma M. Smith Lew Smith Tama Walter Forrest King Frank King San Diego Cal BE. A. Smmith Richmond A. Smith The Baptist Church Julinus Harrison Cedar+ Rapids Mildred Rice Tema Dorothy Withington Warren Robeson E. A. Smith Lloyd Seth Ed Kilcoin Mae Jackson Gladys Cherry Beatrice Bruce Dora Bentley Bernice Mason Alpha Ladd Jean Graves wWrilmer Gwuingham Leonard Cherry Smith Tama High School Drake University Grinnell College Drake Chi Omega Sorority Order of the Eastern Star Oelwein King Grinnell High School Kalster School of Commercial Art Chicago Mangel Brothers Madison Wis

Cedar Falls social clubs and gatherings listed

Cedar Falls notices detail Good Luck club trips to Janesville for a farm bureau meeting and an old style stint. Manfalat club guests at 815 Washington, birthday for Bans Lauritsen on State Street. Local hosts entertain Friends at Twelfth Street West. Sons of Union Veterans plans a 8 o'clock meeting at Memorial Hall and a $500 card party at J A Cushman's home. Memorial Foundation hosts a tally at Memorial Hall with program and speeches. Seventeen Waterlooans visited Hudson for Mrs Swanson's birthday dinner with Hallowe’en decor and games.

Cedar Falls Cedar Falls Township Janesville Bans Lauritsen State Street Sons of Union Veterans Memorial Hall Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary J. A. Cushman Logan Avenue Memorial Foundation Association Hudson Edward Swanson Leo Coulter Linden Avenue Coulter Oh Fidelity Circle FP. A. Stad Gard Fourth Street West Fidelity Circle

St Mary's Court of C O F to Install Officers Tonight

St Marys Court of Catholic Order of Foresters No 1294 will install its officers tonight at 8 at St Marys Church Edmond Hill will speak Frank C Marinan is Past Chief Ranger George Murph y is Chief Ranger A F Brown is Vice Chief Ranger John Kascht is Financial Secretary Bur ton Parr is Recording Secretary John W Koch is Treasurer John Oradek Morris Kirby Robert Lundsden are Trustees William H Kurth and Irvin Krantz are Conductors Cards will be played after which refreshments will be served and no smoker.

St. Mary's Court Catholic Order of Foresters St. Mary's Church Edmond Hill Frank C. Marinan George CG. Murphy A. F. Brown

Musical Program at Quota Club event tonight

Miss Marion Ransier presents Ransier Piano Institute artists at the Ginner meeting of Quota Club held at Hotel Russell-Lamson. Hostesses Mrs. W. W. Beal and Mrs. N. H. Loormig, with Miss Ransier speaking on What Is Wrong With Music In America. Performances include Betty Jensen flute and violin, Delbert Jensen piano duo, Greta McIntosh four piano numbers, and selections by Liszt Chopin Levitsski Rubenstein among others.

Ransier Piano Institute Marion Ransier Ginner Quota Club Hotel Russell-Lamson W. W. Beal N. H. Loormig Ransier America Betty Jensen Wright Schutte Delbert Jensen Maren Streabog Betty Denser Greta McIntosh Liszt Chopin Walte Levitski Rubenstein

Lillian Schott and Matt Parrott Wed at Indianola

Announcement of the October 9 marriage at the Episcopal rectory Indianola Iowa of Miss Lillian Schott daughter of Mr and Mrs Schott Sumner and Matt Parrott son of Mrs Anns Parrott 413 Second Street East Des Moines. Rev Sampson Cox officiated attendents Miss Evelyn Goebel and B D M Beck Des Moines the couple will live in Des Moines where Parrott teaches embalming at a school from which he graduated bride a West High School graduate class of 1927 Parrott a East High School graduate 1925 attended Iowa State College Ames member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity.

Beérm Lillian Schott Schott Sumner Matt Parrott Anns. Parrott Second Street East Episcopal Indianola Sampson Cox Evelyn Goebel M. Beck Des Moines Parrott West High School Mr. Parrott East High School Town State College Ames Lambde Chi Alipha Fraternity

Silver Wedding Date Celebrated by Local Couple

Local couple Mr and Mrs BD Floyd of 308 Hartman Avenue celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with a Saturday party and dance at Moose Hall attended by about 150 guests. Green and gold decorations highlighted autumn motifs, meals were served, and many silver gifts and a group purse were presented. Out of town guests from Dubuque and visiting Mr and Mrs Lee Thompson of Kansas City shared in the celebration.

Floyd Hartman Avenue Moose Hall D. W. Muir John McNulix Eb, R. Hayes Roy Glaser J. Haber Reinhold Haber Joe Roscamp Dubuque

Stuffed Lamb Hearts and Cheese Puffs in Dinner Platter

A homemaking menu notes stuffed lamb hearts prepared with a seasoned bread filling and marjoram onion salt and pepper baked slowly with water. Cheese puffs made from butter flour cheese and hot milk form a finishing touch. A fruit salad with pineapple grapes celery apples walnuts and mayonnaise dresses a crisp lettuce bed with maraschino cherries.

Flying Grocery Ship Invites Public At Chapman Field

The Independence, a $680,000 Ford trimotor, lands at Chapman field tomorrow at 10 am and stays until 10 pm for public inspection. Reid, Murdoch & Co. own the craft, which will tour Cedar Rapids and previously drew 49,000 visitors in Chicago. Pilot W. N. Johns, famed as Grazy Johns, has logged 7,000 flight hours and never damaged a plane.

Chapman Field Glenn A. Tibbitts Charles A. Hanson Chamber of Commerce Independence Reid, Murdoch & Co Chicago St Dubuque Cedar Rapids Curtiss-Reynolds Monarch W. N. Johns Grazy Johns Lindbergh

Boy Teasing in School Sparks Talk on Bullying

In a Lenora Bailey classroom, first graders play with dolls under a maple playhouse when Glenn Wilson teases Mary Anne by grabbing her doll. His mother and Mrs Wall discuss teasing, bullying, and the harm it causes, with Glenn recognizing the need to change. A dean of education endorses kindergarten as essential to early child training.

National Kindergarten Association Eke Glty Courier & West Fortieth Street Lenora Bailey Glenn Getty Glenn Wilson Smarty Betty Mary Anne Tom Uncle Joe Uncle Tom W. W. Kemp School of Education University of California

Smart Afternoon Frack pattern from Waterloo fashion page

A fashion pattern advertisement details Design 6863 for a blouse and pleated skirt in satin velvet or dull silk crepe. Colors include fuschia, brown, green, red and black with lace trim options. Available sizes 14 through 42. yardage listed for size 32. Pattern costs 15 cents or 10 cents with pattern. mail order directions provided.

Smo Becomes French Word for Dinner Jacket

Perris dated Oct 21 reports that French linguists coined the word Smo from Smoking, the French form for what Americans call a Tuxedo or dinner jacket. The brief note notes the term's origin and usage reflects cross language adaptation of a formal evening garment.

Perris

London Athlete Becomes New Lord Mayor

London appoints Sir William Water tow as lord mayor at age 58, a businessman and athlete who runs a stationery firm and remains active in tennis and golf. The role makes him chief magistrate of the city and admiral of the port with curbs on royal or troop entry, and he will serve about a year while attending 360 to 400 banquets, sometimes two in one evening.

London William Watertow

Mayor Karl Seitz of Vienna A Self Made Socialist Leader

Vienna, Oct. 21. From the municipal orphanage the city provided for him in youth to his sixtieth birthday, Karl Seitz, mayor of Vienna, has a record of merit. He left a tailor’s apprenticeship, became a teacher, entered politics, was elected to parliament in 1901, and after the World War briefly acted as president of the new republic. He is a socialist.

Vienna Karl Seitz Austria

Canned Music on Trial in Theatres Across the Nation

An editorial charges theatres with substituting synchronized mechanical music for real music. It warns of a decline in musical art if the public accepts this trend. Musical authorities argue the soul of music requires human artistry and direct contact rather than mechanization.

Theatre-Giiing

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Co. To Man’ ‘S Dluner-Bridge Mostess Miss. Deneva - Wright Johnson — Street Geraldine Smith Virginia Burton Mary Marquis Morley Besh June Miller Alvin Lichty Charles Lewis Mulberry Street Arlene Nicholas Waterloo O. E.S Waterloo Chenter O. FE Masoc Temple Louis Stolte Harry L. Sievers South Dakota Lilan Church News Ladies’ Social Union, Universalist’ Church Parsh Mary Katherine Caoughby Third Street West Matel Guild First! Presbyterian Church Arnold Hirgles E. 0. Devoe Tivision 2 Ladies' Aid Society of St. Paul's M. E. Chutcch Nettie Pine Alta Vista Avenue First Congregational Church OW. Gellup Home Park Boulevard 8. A. Gibson Philather First M. &. Church Hallowe'en Martha Weyand Fifth Street West Deborah Society First Addie McCormick W. A. Hallowell George Platb Mary Armstrong Thomas Kerr Clarence Warneka Webster Street Dorothy War- Ty Greffavn Mystic Workers Carpenter's Hall James Good Guest D. A. R’s At Wisconsin C. F Manfalat Club Airs Isabell Watters Washington Street Joe R. E. Sigin Twelfth Street West St. Mary’s Court of C. O. F Lee Thompson Kansas City Valter Saylor Union Clothing Company Black's Engineers’ Hall Our Lady of Victory P.T. A LR. H. Nesbitt du Blanc Flying Grocery Store Waterloo Evening Courier Courier Pattern Dept New York City OYEZ Pier Tran Mare American Federation OF Musicians United States Canada Joseph N. Weser Broadway New York
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