Mrs Helen Moore Weds Dr Harland Apfel in Cal
Miss Helen Maurie Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin W Moore of 1007 Third Avenue West married Dr Harland W Apfel of Long Beach California at Calvary Presbyterian Church Riverside California. The service was by Rev W Barnett with attendants Mr and Mrs Robert Watterson. The bride wore a dark blue crepe frock with pastel embroidery and carried sweetheart roses. After dinner at Mission Inn the couple left for Long Beach and Catalina Island returning in about a week to establish residence.
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Helen Maurie Moore
Edwin Wt. Moore
Third Avenue West
Harland W. Apfel
Long Beach
Cal
Cecalla Chapel
Mission Luin
Iiiverside
Ins W. Barnett
Calvary Presbytean Church
Mission Inn
Apfel
Long Reach
Breakers
Catalina Tilanuis
Fast High School
W. Scott Williams
Western Lines
Shell Rock
Tate
College of Dentistry
University of Iowa
San Pedro
Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Murphy and McCormack duel in T C program recital
Murphy delivered a polished Cedar Falls recital in the Teachers College auditorium, showcasing range and control from Russian songs to Chevauchee Cosaque and Dune Prison cores. Encores included Passing By Absent Roses of Pleardy and Macushla as Leith Stevens accompanied with deft piano, earning strong applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Murphy
Cedar Falls
Teachers College Auditoriuim
Welbchosen
McCormack
Mr Murphy
Tiveslai
Murphy
Purcell
Metcalf
Roses
Macushla
Leith Stevens
Mozart
MacDowell
Marzwind
Wallingford Housewarming Hosted by Friends
Esighteen relatives and friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wallingford at 1129 Hawthorne street for a Halloween themed housewarming Saturday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Triplett Mr. and Mrs. Knute McClain Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Morgan and others. After 500, a luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
A McCandles
Mary Wepharty
Hallowe'en
Hincheon
Mrs Selleck Is Honor Guest at Birthday Dinner
Mr and Mrs BE Hoover hosted a 6 o clock dinner at their home last evening in honor of Mrs J W Selleck whose birthday anniversary was celebrated. Guests included Mr and Mrs Selleck Bernard Flynn Ralph Standish Jerome Burright Fern Benson and Leonard Gunstead. Mrs Selleck received a gift and a birthday cake decorated in pink and white was centerpiece. Mrs Burright helped serve as guests played 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. R. Hoover
J. W. Selleck
Selleck
Minnesota Guest Is Given Surprise at Boller Home
Mrs. Henry Haubert of Anoka Minnesota, formerly of Waterloo, was honored at a Friday afternoon surprise party at the home of Mrs. R B Boller. The informal gathering included many acquaintances and neighbors from the area.
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Minnesota
Henry Haubert
Anoka
Minn
Waterloo
R. B. Boller
Mmes
William Neebel
A. N. Sundby
T. Thompson
D. E. Miller
M. EB. Forbes
A. H. Manahel
Bert Petrie
A. N. Pruces
C. D. Allan
L. S. Potter
FP. C. Anderson
Theodore Smith
C. C. Chesterman
George Gish
Fred 5. Lathrop
Norman G. Holler
G. A. Sommers
Holdiman Family Holds First Annual Reunion Sunday
The Holdiman family held its first annual reunion yesterday at the R. A. Moldiman cottage in Dunkerton with about 70 attendees. Mrs. Elias Moldiman was elected president and R. A. Holdiman secretary treasurer. A program committee includes Dr. Benny Haffa George Welleln Homer Jos Waterlo and Mlard Page and Mrs Bilk Herman. The next reunion is planned for the last Sunday in June with the place to be set by the committee. Four generations gathered from Dunkerton and Waterloo wives and husbands grandsons and nieces attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casebeer Heizhis
Holdiman
Elias Moldiman
Dunkerton
R. A. Holdiman
Waterloo
Tor
Benny Haffa
George Welleln
Homer Jolls
Waterlos
Mlard Page
Bilk Herman
Albert Holdiman
Nellie Burke
Burke
Lizard Page
Page
Bethel Mae Page
R. A. Moldiman
The
Sanitary Dairy Company
Bridge Luncheon Opens Week of Social Events
A bridge luncheon at Black's Tearoom hosted by Mrs. Joseph WW. Row Mrs. G. G. Bickley and Mrs. Roy G. Smock gathered six tables of guests this afternoon. Officers at the tables included Paul Bishmey Cecil Bickley Arthur Fowler Harold Plumb Henry Frank and Frank Collard Jr with Mrs. Edmund Miller assisting. Autumn colors decorated tables with bronze and yellow pompons and yellow tapers. Nut cups in full leaf design and combined place cards and tallies reflected seasonal hues. Several out of town guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph WW
G. G. Bickley
Roy G. Smock
Bridge
Paul Bishmey
Cecil Bickley
Arthur Fowler
Harold Plumb
Henry Frank
Frank Collard
Edmund Miller
Club Notes From the Saturday Wight Five Hundred Event
Members were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George FE Colin with favors for Mrs. Warc old Corth and Mrs. Raymond Spiker. A midnight chicken supper followed, Mrs. Colin and Mrs. Ralph Steninger assisting. Mrs. Walter Woodyard sang, Mrs. Spiker played piano. tiny shallowed on dolls given as favors. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hall to host November 1. Entre Nous club to meet at Black's tearvony for a 1 o'clock luncheon tomorrow.
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Wight Five Hundred
George FE. Colin
Warcold Corth
Raymond Spiker
Colin
Ralph Steninger
Walter Woodyard
Spiker
Clyde Hall Willl
Hints in Beauty Care Off the Doorstep Advice
Readers are urged to view health as beauty with emphasis on youth preservation. The piece cites Mrs Baker as a example of enduring vitality through athletic schooling and disciplined routine. It warns against overwork while stressing steady exercise, proper rest, and balanced nutrition to maintain skin, hair, and figure into later life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Baker
Wanis
Hilarious Dinner by League Saturday Night
The Child Conservation league held a Halloween dinner at 7 p.m. in the W. A. building with black and orange decor, witches and black cats as centerpieces, and yellow candles. William P. Gordon performed four cornet solos with C Albert Scholin, while Mr. Gordon and Mrs. H W Grant received prizes for top Halloween games.
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Child Conservation League
Hallowe'en
William P. Gordon
C. Albert Scholin
Gordon
H. W. Grant
Halloween Party Closes Season at Sunnyside Country Club
Sunnyside Country Club wraps its season with a Halloween dinner dance Saturday evening, a popular annual event on the club calendar. Reservations must be made by Friday noon. a bridge-ten event is planned for Wednesday afternoon.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Church News Debaran Society Meeting at 30 p m Wednesday
Debaran society First Mo B ehureh will meet at 30 p m Wednesday in the church pattern Members wio go prepared to de emforters and to sew Mrs Z Anders is chairman of the hostess committee Assisting her willl be alnves Dr GE Armstrong Nerker John TWrd Java ure Une Magel guild oof Pret Posey te ran odwiyeh will treet at 226 p m Wednesday in wheehaggely parlors Eees wal he Mrs M A Peterson Myre Vy Wi San quvist and Mrs 5 WW Tronaiton
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Debaran Society
Mo Behureh
Z. Anders
Alnves
Armstrong
Re Nerker
John Twrd
Java
Magel Guild
M. A. Peterson
Myre
Sanquvist
Tronaiton
Limited Recruiting Opened for U. S. Army
Army recruiting staff on the fourth floor of Lafayette building seeks seven men for the fermaster corps at Fort Ch rach and a prior service selection unit is needed at the Army and Navy hospital in Fort.. Greenup announced open recruitment for all branches. More than 50 delegates from across the states gather for the national convention in Martin tallay.
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Army
Lafayette
Fermaster Corps
Fort Chrach
Army and Macy Hospital
Lartfe Rock
Ard
Greenup
Martin Tallay
Waterloo mail carriers log heavy weekly workload
A postal survey shows 24 city carriers handling about 149000 mail pieces weekly, weighing 17166 pounds, with total mileage of 1.852 miles. Each carrier averaged 1909 pieces daily, 170 pounds, plus 188 parcels daily. Rural routes show 1600 miles weekly per carrier and 180 extra letters daily. There were 676 changes of address in one week, highlighting rerouting needs.
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Witertoo
Posvunster
Ray C. Bee
Amoss Mall
Eggert
Waterloo Post Office
Waterloo
Drivenport
Dubuque
Winter Boy Scout Program promises new efficiency contest
The 1927 Boy Scout efficiency contest will start in January and judge activity plus organization. Scoutmasters and assistants plan major reforms, with A. F. Jury supervising hikes when leaders cannot. A bunkhouse expansion at the Cedar Falls Waverly camp is funded, and a window display at Paul Davis Dry Goods seeks attention during anniversary week. The local council funds a two year Boys’ Life subscription offer for the first 100 scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acout
Cedar Falls
Waverly
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
Boy Scouts of Almerica
Modest Violet Defies Jack Frost’s Grip
A lone violet at Mrs Dills’s home at 924 Berth Avenue keeps blooming despite frost. The single bloom, sheltered only by leaves blown by the wind, stands in the backyard as Mrs Dills says the flower isn’t feasted at all. It will remain until Jack Frost finally yields.
City In Brief: Local Residents Attend Conventions and Visit
Sidney Jackson of Grinnell College spends weekend with mother Mrs. Bar y Jackson at 337 Vine. Mrs. Park leaves for Jason City to attend the state convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union as Waterloo delegate. Mrs. Keasling and Mrs. Lowrie of Lehigh Ta. visit area, as do Eastern Star delegates H. Hanson and others. Various residents travel for Epworth League sessions, conventions, and gatherings, with several minor injuries noted from a car incident at Fourth and Argyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Jackson
Grinnell College
Bfary Jackson
Vine Street
L. E. Park
Fourth ‘Street
Jason City
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Waterloo
James Keasling
J. E. Lowrie
Lehigh
Wire
H. E. Hanson
Battimore Street
Thay
East High Musical Clubs to Present Programs
East High Glee clubs led by Grace Ullemegger plan a Christmas pageant The Nativity on Dec 10 with Oriole Cantarinas Victorian and two boys clubs The girls will stage Delawalla on Jan 14 Tryouts start next week A spring production She Masque of Pandora by Cale is planned with a date to be announced The Vast High district high school music contest will be held in March or April.
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Glee Clubs
Erost Tish
Grace Ullemegger
Oriole
East High
Pandora
Cale
Vast, High
Heart of Shamrock Debut by St. Marys Dramatic Club
St Marys Dramatic club presented The Heart of a Shamrock to two large audiences with applause and laughter. Players included Ruth Marinan May Donovan Mrs Sylvester Lasche Bob the Sheriff and Grizzly Adams. Intermissions featured piano numbers by Kurth Marinan Manion Grunwald. Buster's Sleigh Ride was shown as a two reel comedy. Peter Himmel directed the production in the club’s first appearance this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Dramatic Club
Glen McDonough
Helen Kurth
Mary F. Marinan
Mary J. Manion
Ann Grunewald
Buster
Peter Himmel
Wis
Hammill to Speak at Single Butler County GOP Rally
Gov John Hammill will give a campaign address at the Butler County opera house on Friday evening Oct 23 after 4 o clock. It will be the only Republican speech in the county during the current campaign. Congressman V T Robinson and W T Evans will accompany and introduce the governor.
Football Player Fatally Stricken During Practice
Delweb Indiana Oct 25 Special Victor A Brink 15 a Sioux Falls S D youth died Sunday from appendicitis and ulcers of the stomach after a football practice Friday an operation Saturday failed to save him He was regarded as a top promising player on the local high school team The funeral is set for 9 am Tuesday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church His parents reside at 212 Second Avenue South He leaves two brothers and two sisters
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Delweb
Victor A. Brink
Fran
Sioux Failh
S. D
Hea
Sacred Heart Catholichurch
Nnyenue
Sayuth
Woman Golfers Award Trophies at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls December 2 Special Mrs. C Cory won the championship cup to hold one year at a dinner for 23 women golfers at the Hotel Black Hawk. Mrs. Andrew Glingen was runner up and received a novelty item. Mrs. Cory also won the handicap match, earning a bridge set. A putter went to runner up Mrs. Toe Cawan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Fire Dept Opens Busy Season With Two Calls
Cedar Falls fire department opened its season on Friday evening answering two calls within two hours. One was to Mrs. Nelson at 1721 Clay Street and the other to the blacksmith shop of Christensen & Petersen on Third Street East. Losses were minor except for the Andrew Christensen automobile, a total loss in the shop for repairs. First calls since Aug. 20 followed a residence fire at 2005 Clay Street with slight damage. The year's most serious fire was the Rutledge Harris residence at Washington and Sixth Streets on June 7.
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Cedar Falls
Nelson
Clay Street
Christensen & Petersen
Third Street
Andrew Christensen
Claystret
Rutledge Harris
Washington and
Sixth Streets
Cedar Falls Notes and Society Updates from Local Paper
Highway project progress from Sioux City to Chicago noted. Ladies AidSociety of First Methodist Episcopal Church schedules ten hostess events with two helpers each. Choir hosts monthly dinners through fall and winter at Social Service Building. Former resident Flubert R. Brown lies critically ill in Long Beach California. Fred Hoffman lands contract for Edward J Hieber home on College Street start Tuesday. Cedar Falls builds surge with thirty new houses this season, Stephen A Bonn to move in next year. Entertains Tuesday Club with children's hour program led by J Fay Cross. Citizenship program at Cedar Falls Parlor Reading Circle led by Mrs Van Cleave and Roger Teavitt. Corn picking set to begin with varied yield and quality forecasts for 1926. Mrs T G Fish and George Geertsen returned from trip.
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Tion
Sioux City
Chicago
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
R. Dryden
A. C. Killen
R. W. Gibson
A. H. Clingman
Grant HW. Siler
Baliey
Robert H. Fearing
Leo Jamerson
King
H. Geonard
Frank Thompson
iFirst Methodist Church
Social Service
Cedar Falls
Flubert R. Brown
First Street
Black Blank-Grundy
Long Beach
Cal
Fred Hoffman
Edward J. Hieber
College Street
Hieber
Stephen A. Bonn
Sir Hiebert College
Lilien H. Gist
J. Fay Cross
Reading Circle
J. AI. Fisher
Clay Street
A. W. van Cleave
Eugene Buswell
Civies and Science Department
TI. G Fish
George Geertsen
Two Iowa Teachers Visit Cedar Falls Homes
Miss Grace McClure and Miss Elizabeth Warttman from Estherville public schools were weekend visitors at the Samuel Warttman and Jr. McClure homes in Cedar Falls. Rev Otto Nielsen of Nazareth church spent Sunday in Minneapolis giving two addresses at a Danish Lutheran church. Rev H W Siefkes of St John’s Lutheran church delivered the closing address for the Lutheran church autumn mission at Waverly on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends &T Spirit
Waverly
Waterloo Evening Couries Pattern Order Request
Advertisement requests readers to obtain up-to-date patterns from the Fashion Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier by mail. Enclose 15 cents per pattern and allow about 10 days for delivery. Patterns advertised enable seam allowances and fastest fulfillment follows receipt of order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Helen M. Moore
Harland Apfel
Queen Esther Circle
Piret M. He
W. GO
A. St. Joseph's
Ll. Vu
A. Dell
Progressive
Delphian
Rao
Federation of Women's Clubs
B. & Pow
Elu Reais
Alpha Chapter
Delphian Society
YW. UA
Victory Court
Hal
Rachmaninatt
Grussin
Rachmaninott Chevauchee Cosaqua
Fourdrain Aretehninoy Dune Prison
Cores Panlaza Mandalina
Sees
Dupont Avril
Paulin Arla
Herodlade
Massenet Prelorale Varensesee
Mozart Marewind
Stevens
Enor Tinton
Caduian Anne T
D - Burleigh
Kathleen Maveurneen
Wallingfords
Tiecland Circle
Christ Episcopal Church
Claude Cass
Robert Parrott
Yytthian Sisters
P Fidelity — Circle
C, HI
Abbs
Entre Nous Club
Black
Lomarrow
Helen B
League
Hallowe’en Party
Sons of Linton
Memorial Hall
BR. Oliver
Bernive
Church News
U. S. Army
ITV
Violet
Jack Frost
Buchanan's
M.C. A
Bess Bird
Minneapolis
Troy
Glen Lake Sanitarim
Columbia Street
Lo Arthurs
Jamna Street
Munson Street
Maortion
Fourth and
Argyle
Jouls Tetris
Oliver Tons
Mya
Tlaldane
Visting
Mary Bovey
Western Avenue
Bovay
Jtatric
Myra
Connor
Farlex
Fia
Jan Muest
Mra
L. A. Kilevenstein
Phikidathhia
Amerinein Lewign
Ove
Stirting
Boo Ehair
Adutte
Fey
Heart of Shamrock
St. Mary’s
Hammill
G.O. P
Butler County
Lada
Gruhge H. Twaddle
Cedar Paris
le Waterloo
West Fourth ‘Trees
Ofice
LO A
Trown
May FE. Francis
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Miss Agnes
Samuelson
Uarmines
Harry E. Blackmar
St. Patrick's Bazar
St Patrick's Church
Odd Fellow Hall
Hugh Kindelan
John Nii Brown
Franklin Street
Mary Poland
H. I. Brown
Iowa Falls
Grundy County
Black Hawk
Butler
Sec
Nama
Fonda Mae Shop
East Fourth Street
Royal Service
Fonda, Mae
Fonda Mae
Fall States
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