Golden Wedding Observed by JOINS of Families and Friends
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Coonrod of 659 Indiana street celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a banquet at Eagle hall. About 60 relatives and friends attended from Waterloo Mason City Jesup Marshalltown and Manchester. The couple have lived in the city 22 years and their family performed dances and a mock wedding during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Coonrod
Indiana Street
Eagle Hall
Bra Coonrod
Mason City
G. Coonrod
Jesup
GO. Coonrod
Mr. and Coonrod
F. I. Meyers
Waterloo
A. Coonrad
Cathryn Coonred
J. C. Coonrad
Carrie Morton
Marshalltown
Vignaud Dean
Jack Gorman
Cathryn Coonrod
C. A. Coonrod
Manchester
City Federation of Women's Clubs Names Committee Heads
Miss Della Darling named general chairmen and sub chairmen at the City Federation of Women's Clubs meeting. Education chair Miss Callie Wieder. division leads Mrs. Boatman, Mrs. Brunner, Mrs. Wick. Program head Mrs. Birdsall. others include Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Gwynne, Mrs. Lasser, Mrs. Fitzgerald. Civic chiefs include Mrs. Eickelberg with subdivision chairs Mrs. Paulsen, Miss Standish, Miss Brinton, Mrs. Worthen, and Mrs. Hemsworth. Open meeting planned for November and a get out the vote campaign discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Darling
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Callie Wieder
C. A. Boatman
J. B. Brunner
D. H. Wick
R. B P. Birdsall
J. P. Jones
John W. Gwynne
O. A. Lasser
T. J. Fitzgerald
L. E. Eickelberg
P. H. Paulsen
Lorene Standish
Florence L. Brinton
George B. Worthen
Gardner Barron Marriage Announced for Oct 16
Rose Barron youngest daughter of J. W. Barron Mt Vernon township and Ivan Gardner son of Ray Gardner near La Porte City married Oct 16 in Anamosa by Rev L H Joslin. They will reside at 415 Washington Street. The bride is a West High School graduate class of 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ards
Rose Barron
J. W., Barron
Mt. Vernon Township
Ivan Gardner
Ray Gardner
la Porte City
Anamosa
L. H. Joslin
Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington Street
West High School
Farewell Parties Honor Mrs. Homer Clark and Others
Mrs. Homer Clark leaves for Duluth Minnesota with her husband as guests at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Claude Stevens 421 Almond street followed by radio entertainment at the Fitcher residence 1021 Lincoln street The events also note P E O Chapter 7 activities and a miscellaneous shower for Mr. and Mrs. E L Nem mers with music and dancing hosted by Mr. and Mrs M J Nem mers Assistants include Mrs E F Stevenson Mrs S B Reed Mrs Edna Robinson and Mrs John Valen tins Alyce Krantz Vera Neminers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Stevens
Almond Street
Homer Clark
Duluth
Minn
Emil Fitcher
Lincoln Street
L. L. Smith
Rose Woodruft
M. J. Nemmers
E. L. Nemmers
John Valentins
Alyce Krantz
Vera Neminers
Banquet and Ball Reflect OES Grand Session in Waterloo
Grand officers of Iowa chapter Order of Eastern Star attended a forty ninth annual session with a banquet and ball in a Waterloo club. A violin ensemble performed while table decor featured orchids yellows and chrysanthemums. Notables included Mrs. Harriet Wheeler and Roscoe Zerwekh. About 500 attended the reception and ball after the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Order of Eastern Star
Fred 3. Wyth
Worthy
South Dako
Harry Belt
Masonic Order of
Roy Hulett
John W. Miller
Waterloo
Lewis Hecklinger
Vern Bashford
Becker
Wheeler
Ray Short
R. L. DeGon
GA. Chickering
Cc. H. Trunkey
Masran Jackson
Council Bluffs
Grand Chapter
Zerwekh
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Harriett McMasters
Southerland
Board of Custodians
Ace Webster
Spencer
Grand Representatives Club
FP. A. Sporle
Hints in beauty care answered letters
A reader asks about weight and hairstyle advice for a short woman. The columnist suggests exercise through sports to tone arms, notes cautions about hair tonics, and offers guidance on wigs, bald spots, and foot arch supports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria R
Mra. H.-L
Church Elections At Burton Avenue Baptist
Miss Allie Waestrom was elected president of the Ever Dependable class at Burton Avenue Baptist. New officers include Miss Hazel Nelson as vice president, Miss Vivian Cavanaugh as secretary treasurer, and Miss Esther Peterson as reporter. Social hour followed. a kid party is planned for Nov 12. Wartburg league at First Lutheran hosts hat and costume party tonight. Ladies Social Union of the Universalist church meets tomorrow noon for picnic luncheon. Northminster auxiliary meets at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at Mrs. Youmans home. Mrs. Carl Wilcox hostess. Trinity American Lutheran teachers’ conference tonight at the Stapelases home. Trinity Guild meets 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Y M C A recreation room for a Halloween social with cafeteria luncheon. All invited. Program chair Mrs. E O Reinecke and refreshment chair Mrs. Ray Bare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Waestrom
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Charles Brown
Hazel Nelson
Vivian Cavanaugh
Esther Peterson
Brown
Wartburg League of First Lutheran Church
Ladies' Social Union of the Universalst Church
Northminster
John Youmans
Carl i Wilcox
Guild of ‘Trinity American Lutheran Church
Y. MC. A
E. O. Reinecke
Ray Bare
Trade school to start at Waterloo with John Deere links
Waterloo will host an evening vocational school next month aimed at workers in eight trades. Supervisor Hladley M. Brook outlined courses in blueprint reading, shop sketching and mathematics, with sessions at West High twice weekly. About 60 John Deere employees are expected to enroll as the program expands across Iowa under Smith Hughes funding and state supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Hladley M. Brook
Des Moines
Brooke
Charles A. Hittrell
John Deere Tractor Company
West High
Brook
State Board
Iowa
Davenport
Dubuque
Canton
Lyons
Muscatine
Fort Madison
Burlington
Keokuk
Fairfield
Ottumwa
Marshalltown
Sioux City
Missouri Valley
Fort Dodge
Boone
Creston
Atlantic
Board of Vocational Education
Prayer Meetings for Wednesday Across City
Tomorrow's Wednesday prayer meetings will be held in every district from 10 to 10 30 a m with the topic Faithful Prayer Luke xvili 35 43. Leaders and meeting places listed include Mrs Bearbrower 1210 Parker Mrs Hammer Jill Parker Mrs Green 610 Riverside Mrs Wilson 1112 Conger and many others at diverse streets and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Jones
Bearbrower
Parker
R. Hammer
Jill Parker
George Green
Riverside
L. R. Wilson
Conger
A. BH. Crandall
Kothe
K. C. Updegraff
Riehl
F. R. Myers
C. HR. Castle
Logan
J. White
Fourth East
F. M. Collord, Sr
Beech
R. E. Crowther
Oneida
C. E. Gunther
Bratnober
T. H. Tagia
St. Alban
Ern Wilson
Argyle
J. QO. Williams
Iowa
C. S. Woods
Irving
Fred Teisinger
Smith
Ellen McCullen
Vine
Thomas Landgrif
Lime
Gornell
Alta Vista
Warren Brown
Franklin
WY. A. Dobson
Lane
C. B. McCord
Lafayette
E. D. Dumond
Fifth East
R. McBroom
Frank Evert
Mulberry
A. J. Goranson
Linden Avenue
C. L. Caster
Lazarette
D. W. Gaur
Indiana
Edson Gillett
Dearbert Mary Treichel
Duryea
Isabella Stewart
South
A. E. Bing
Washington
Anna Connor
Jefferson
Bra L. Paden
Grant
A. A. Zimmerman
Western
C. Cole
Fourth West
Norman Hingier
BE. G. Miller
Wellington
L. W. Martin
Lowell Ransom
Campbell
J. P. Scott
Rosebud
Clarence Lawson
Denver
Henry Hammond
Hammond
W. Q. Davis
Williston
J. AL Mitchell
Baltimore
J. Isminger
S. J. Mardis
Mobile
J. WW. Childers
Mahite
Oscar Johnson
Will Allen
North Barclay
M. OM
Strawn
Valente
JL Walden
Hawthorne
Peterson
Mullan West
Scottish Rite Club Plans Ladies Night November 28
Waterloo Scottish Rite club members will hold a Ladies Night Monday November 28 replacing the regular meeting. President FE Wright announced the event with venue to be decided. Earlier, A C Wilford and Ralph B Slippy spoke on river pollution and efforts by Izaak Walton League to curb it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Scottish Rite Club
T Wright
A.C. Wilford
Ralph B. Slippy
Black
Izaak Walton
Ys Men's Glee Club Plans Winter Concert Season
The Ys Men's Glee Club, a 28 member group directed by Max Noah, began rehearsals for fall and winter concerts. They aim to cooperate with religious and fraternal groups and provide free services to churches. Richard Holmes, business manager, can arrange concerts at the People's Mutual Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ys Men's Glee Club
Max Noah
Noah
Richard Holmes
People's Mutual Building & Joan Association
Xiee Club
West
Weh School
Nine Corps Attend District W R C Sessions in Clarkesville
Nine of eleven coins in the eighth district of the Women's Relief Corps sent delegates to the district conference in Clarksville Iowa on Monday. Delegations from Waverly Shell Rock Grundy Center La Porte City Cedar Falls Waterloo Parkersburg New Hartford and Clarksville attended. Distinguished visitors included Mae E. Jones Des Moines department president and Mary Basham Oelwein installing officer with others. About 150 people attended with meals served by local church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Eighth District of Women's Relief Corps
Waverly
Shell Rock
Grundy Center
la Porte City
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Parkersburg
New Hartford
Mae E. Jones
Des Moines
Mary Basham
Oelwein
Frederika Philpott Stiles
Tu Schrack
Parkersburt
Ethel Cave
Pearl Neal
Ladies‘ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Keep Hair Tidy, Keep It Curly Edna Wallace Hopper Wave
A vintage style advertisement claims Edna Wallace Hopper's Wave and Sheen hair product gives wavy glossy hair without a hairdresser. It promises instant beauty with a weekly application and offers a guarantee with each bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wallace Hopper
Marcel
AJL
Edna_Wallace Hopper
Overcrowding Strains Independence Hospital in Iowa
A state board letter reports 1,445 patients at Independence Hospital for the Insane the highest number in its history. No admissions for 60 days due to space. Clerks urged to consult Supt. Stewart or the board of control before committing patients and consider transfer to other state hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
E. J. Hines
State Board of Control
J. W. Thompson
Independence Hospital
Hines
R. A. Stewart
Hinnes
Quiet Reinbeck Voters Face Two Office Contests
Reinbeck Iowa October 26 with little local interest in the election two races attract attention. State representative TeHet Lepley Democrat faces A Ontjes Holland banker Republican who held the office two terms. Sheriff George Diehl Republican faces Guy Balley Democrat from Grundy Center in a closely watched contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Balley
Grundy Center
Patterns and order details for Waterloo Evening Courier
The notice informs readers how to obtain up to date Courier patterns. Send 15 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department in Waterloo and include your pattern request. Orders are filled promptly and should arrive within 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Salvation Army Couple Arrives for Meet. Brings Family Ties
Mrs. Thomas B. Laurie wife of the Salvation Army staff chaplain arrives with her husband from Charles City for open air and hall meetings in town and Water street. The Lauries head Des Moines corps on a northern state tour and plans include a dinner in Waterloo to honor retiring soldiers Edward Robbins and welcome the new staff couple. Captain Laurie will audit the books as state leaders with long serving Salvation Army families attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Laurie
Salvation Army
Town
Map
London
Salvation Army of the World
Bramwell Booth
Charles City
Water Street
Laurie
Des Moines
Oelwein
Georges Watt
Waterloo Corps
Edward Robbins
Chicago
Nere
Goth
Grand Jury in Chicago seeks Hoffmans records
A federal grand jury in Chicago has ordered the sheriff of Cook County to produce his records and books for review. Sheriff Peter M. Hoffman said he does not know the reason but supports aiding the grand jury if any misconduct is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Cook County
Palmer Anderson
Peter M. Hoffman
Grand Jury
Brand Jury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Our Lady of Victory Court
C. Hall
R. O. W. Club
R. L. Clay
Bridge tea—Country Club
Fidelity Circle
Pythian Sisters
C. H. Abbs
Deborah Society
First M. E. Church
Majel Guild
First Presbyterian Church
J. P. Barth
H. B. Cropper
Julius Kuhrke
Pauline Crouse Barnett
Daytona, Wash
G. McAlvin
E. F. Stevenson
B. Reed
Edna Robinson
O.E.S
Robert Anderson Post
Memorial Hall
Averice Gilley
Floyd Cole
Hhallowe’en
Virginia
Irven Niemeyer
Mr. Niemeyer
E. O
W. W. Marsh
F. L. Marquis
R. G. Hutchison
H. F. Rice
Hallowe'en
St. Mary's Catholic Girls Club
Tris
Gurshay
Hallowe’en Revel
Katheryn’ Barton
Mayme Dewey
Charlotte Howe
Mrec Ada Srolth
Mildred Gleason
Evelyn Jay
Hythian Sisters
K. of P Hat
Church News
Y’s Men's Glee Club
W. R
Reinbeck
Atleasing
Jersey
St. John’s Church Bazaar
Armory Hall
Gulf Coast Rhythm Kings
Gen
Booth
Laurin
U.S
Hoffman’s
Rumford
Aen
East Fourth Street
Palais Royal
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!