Denver Bride Weds Waterloo Man in Lutheran Church
Miss Laura Rohrssen daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Rohrssen Denver Colorado married Clifford Clements son of Mr and Mrs J W Clements Waterloo Iowa at 2 30 pm in the Denver Lutheran church Rev A F Mueller of Waverly Indiana officiated The bride wore white crepe backed satin with beads and a long veil Bridesmaids wore orchid and blue gowns Guests included 60 relatives After a reception at the bride parents home the couple planned to live at 200 Peoria Street Waterloo Iowa both have local employment and schooling backgrounds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Rohrssen
C. H. Rohrssen
Denver
Clifford Clements
J. W. Clements
Peoria Street
Waterloo
A. F. Mueller
Waverly
Cora Rohrssen
Florence Brunn
Fay Clements
Georges
Rohrssen
Miss Brunn
Miss Clements
Paul Meier
Alfred Strottman
Claude Byford
June Halfwes
Evelyn Kezar
Florence Kezar
Washington Street
Methodist Parsonage
Clyde Emberling
Margaret Skinner
Council Bluffs
Clifford Bacon
Mack
Emberling
Missouri Valley
Cedar Rapids
Two Couples Honored at Same Wedding Dinner
A double wedding reception hosted by Mrs. Julia Hayman at her home celebrated Miss Anna Belland wed to Thomas Severtson and Mrs. Emma Boyland wed to Harry J. Welsh. Rev. Moehlman officiated Severtson Belland ceremony, with John Deere employee Severtson and Welsh both planning Iowa travels before settling at 115 Commercial Street after November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Hayman
Trinity American Lutheran
Anna Belland
Thomas Severtson
Little Brown
Vale
Nashua
Emma Boyland
Hany JL. Welsh
Hayman
FP. I. Shanely
F. Herbert Moehlman
Severtson-Belland
Earl van Vleck
Bertha Werlaufer
Severtson
John Deere Company
Welsh
Linen shower honors Miss Josephine Gindt bride elect
Miss Josephine Gindt is honored at a linen shower hosted by Miss Bernice Vincy Cone at Mrs. Merton Friedley’s home. Guests include Miss Lois Buehner and others. prizes awarded to Gindt and Buehner. Upcoming events feature Helen Britzman entertaining and Halloween activities hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Brandt with church class games and a chili supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Gindt
Vincy Cone
Merton Friedley
Lois Buehner
Helen Britzman
Gindit
Community Social and Club Events Listings
A compiled schedule of events and meetings across local organizations. American Legion and auxiliary supper and party at Memorial hall. Westminster church School of Missions. Security Benefit masquerade dance at K. of P. hall. Blue Triangle league YWCA Friday Morning. Literary department Woman's club Past President's club. Spanish War Veterans Mrs. William Burton. WRC Memorial hall. Friday Study club Mrs. A. E. Jewett. Child Conservation club YWCA Luncheon Waterloo Woman's club. Romance Languages department Waterloo Woman's club. Friday Evening. Hallowe en dance Country club. SQV Halloween party Memorial hall. Masonic and Eastern Star dance Masonic hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion and Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
School of Missions
Westminster Church
K. of P. Hall
Blue Triangle League
Woman's Club
William Burton
W. R. C.—Memorial Hall
A. E. Jewett
Child Conservation Club
Hallowe'en dance—Country Club
Hallowe’en party—Memorial Hall
Masonic and Eastern Star Dance
Masonic Hall
O. V
George Wright
Ray Snodgrass
Oliver Knapp
Alice Stewart
D. P. Berman
Carl Dennis
Harvey Zeller
Y W C A Autumn Activities Spark Several Events
Y W C A plans a fall slate of events with varied social focus. Seventy youths attended a Halloween party at the association building hosted by Y M C A and Y W C A secretaries Homer Albright and Louise Palmer. The event featured costumes, a ghost hunt, and a slide chute into the gym. Girls of the gymnasium department will dine November 1 at the Y W C A. Mrs Will Mumna leads arrangements. Hast High Friendship club, under Girl Reserve, will host a costume party with Beth Tracy and others in charge, while Maude Moles sponsors the club. West High Friendship club plans a Hobby Land program and a recognition ceremony next Thursday at the Y W C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Homer Albright
Louise J. Palmer
Will Mumna
Hast High Friendship Club
Girl Reserve
Beth Tracy
Ova Thompson and Wife Honored by Farewell Dinner
Mrs. Frank Sherwood hosted a farewell dinner at her Waterloo home for Mr. and Mrs. Ova Thompson who will move to Florida next week. Yellow and white chrysanthemums adorned the setting. Bridge favors were awarded to Mrs. Sherwood, Mr. Thompson, Mrs. R. F. Bartz, and Percy Jones. other guests included Mr. Bartz, Mrs. Jones, and Mr. Sherwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sherwood
Ova Thompson
Waterloo
Florida
Bridge
Sherwood
Thompson
R. F. Bartz
Percy Jones
Mr. Bartz
Jones
Mr. Sherwood
Hawthorne School Organizes P T A Meeting
About one hundred Hawthorne school patrons organized a Parent-Teacher Association with Mrs. Charles K. Bentz as president J B Jordan as vice president Lula Huffman secretary and treasurer and Mrs F G Liffring chairing the state council. The group voted to affiliate with national and state bodies and adopted the state constitution and by laws. Monthly meetings set for the third Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne School
Charles K. Bentz
J.B. Jordan
Lula Huffman
F. G. Liffring
Parent-Teacher Council
Hawthorne P.T. A
Hints on Diet For Expectant Mothers And Postnatal Care
Advice discusses lighter diet during pregnancy and after delivery, noting most fetal weight gains occur late in pregnancy. It recommends water, stewed fruits, and specific fruit choices, with senna prune remedy for laxative help. Also includes various reader tips on eye irritation, swelling, scalp care, and digestive balance.
Two Club Sessions Friday At Waterloo Woman's Club
Waterloo Woman's club schedules two Friday meetings with a luncheon. Miss Callie Wieder discusses Lew Sarett in the Literary department in the morning. Mrs E E Magee reads Sarett poems and a Herbert play, plus fashion notes and a French salon in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Callie Wieder
Lew Sarett
E. E. Magee
Mr. Sarett
Soho
A. P. Herbert
First Congregational Church
W. P. Kerwin
Estel K. West
G. L. Hazen
C. E. Howard
Herbert Marshall
A. S. Weishaar
Warren Hellen
A. A. Hoffmann
Herb Ward
E. L. Corton
Dean Browning
C. E. Pickett
Glenn Tibbitts
Sam Frank
L. Q. Selzer
J. E. Ridenour
Audrey Reed
Marilouise Caughlan
Church and parish groups gather for meetings and events
Thirty members of the Searchlight class met at Walnut Street Baptist church with a business session a Bible contest and a social hour. Burden Bearers elected officers at Calvary Evangelical Church. Majer guild at First Presbyterian reported thirty members and three guests. Trinity American Lutheran planned a chicken supper bazaar and hosted a speaker from Washington, D C. Several pastors and church leaders returned from the Iowa Baptist State convention to lead services. Multiple auxiliary and youth groups held regular meetings with elections, dinners, and a planned nine week Bible study at the YWCA led by Dr J Rich mond Morgan Please note that the above text describes a series of church meetings and events involving multiple congregations in Waterloo including Walnut Street Baptist Calvary Evangelical First Presbyterian Trinity American Lutheran Northminster Presby First Methodist Episcopal Plymouth Congregational and East Park Presbyterian with officers elected social gatherings planned and a guest speaker from Washington D C for a special meeting at Trinity American Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searchlight
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Calvary Evangelical Church
Laura Larsen
William Ridder
John Yeager
Will Nichols
Ladies’ Guild of
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Warrenl. Steeves
Marion Flint
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
C. L. Henagy
Des Moines
Waterloo
Miss Avis Sewick Is Complimented by Pre-Nuptial Party
Mrs. W IT Edwards and Mrs EB Garber hosted a pre nuptial party at Mrs Edward's home for Miss Avis Sewick ahead of her marriage to Carl Ewing of Chicago. Autumn decor and Halloween motifs set a gala tone with ghost figures Lilian Knudsen and Helen Simmons. Prizes and playful games, including a yarn ball storytelling contest, added festive fun as Miss Sewick opened gifts of glassware and towels hidden in corn stalks. Emia Nesfield sang and accompanied herself on the banjo during the gift unwrapping while a two course tray luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emia Nesfield
Mmes
Vernon Lewick
Charles Shaffner
John Knudsen
Ida GC. Barron
Ruth Bennett
W. W. Simmons
Edna Burd
Vera Geiger
Bessie
Mil waukee wedding party includes Mrs Spencer and daughter
Mrs W E Spencer and her five year old daughter Edith Helen travel to Milwaukee to join the wedding party of Miss June Coddington and Victor Davis Werner. Edith will be the flower girl. The ceremony at Immanuel Presbyterian Church will be led by Rev Howard Agrew Johnston with Rev J J Simpson assisting. A College Women's club reception will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Spencer
Edith Helen
Milwaukee
Wis
June Coddington
Edwin D. Coddington
Victor Davis Werner
Edgar V. Werner
Appleton
Spencer
G. A. West
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Howard Agrew Johnston
J. J. Simpson
Crown Point
Ind
College Women’s Club
West
Picnic at Kephart Home Honors Visiting Families
Visitors from Atalissa and Millsville joined Mrs Mary Kephart and local relatives for a Kephart home picnic at 737 Cottage Street. Attendees included Mrs Roy Barklow with Elva and Mildred, Mr and Mrs O B Slagle with Ethel, Mr and Mrs Irwin E Warner, Mr and Mrs R T Graber, Mr and Mrs John Reynolds and daughter Marie, Mr and Mrs Clinton Wallingsford, and Mr and Mrs William Ernst with baby Yvonne. The day featured photographs and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Barklow
Elva
Mildred
Atalissa
O. B. Slagle
Ethel
Millsville
Wis
Barklow
Slagle
Mary Kephart
Cottage Street
Irwin E. Warner
R. T. Graber
Halloween Dance Planned in Masonic Rooms This Friday
Masons, members of the Eastern Star and families will gather at the Masonic hall for a Hallowe en dance. Russell Lamson eight piece orchestra provides music and refreshments will be served. Masquerade costumes are optional. Mrs. Fred Wimber chairs Waterloo chapter and Miss Vivian Innes chairs Becker chapter coordinating the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Russell-Lamson
Fred Wimber
Waterloo
Vivian Innes
Becker
Hallowe'en Dance by Junior W W C Waterloo club
The Waterloo Woman's Club junior auxiliary plans an 8 30 p m Halloween dance at Masonic hall with social committee decorators and chaperons Mr and Mrs Loren Berry and Mr and Mrs Reuben Miller. The event marks a community Halloween observance with planned activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts
Waterloo Woman's Club
Masonic Hall
Loren Berry
Reuben Miller
Club Notes from K E G Club Meeting Report
The K E G club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs Alfred Kies. Favors at 500 went to Mrs Arnold Zack and Mrs Frank Penne. Special guest was Mrs Floyd McMear. Mrs Arnold Nemecek assisted with serving. Next meeting set for Nov 9 with Mrs Paul Morehouse. Past Presidents Club of the Auxiliary to United Spanish War Veterans will meet tomorrow afternoon at Mrs William Burton home instead of Mrs Sam Burrow home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. E. G. Club
Alfred Kies
Favors
Arnold Zack
Frank, Penne
Floyd McMear
Arnold Nemecek
Paul Morehouse
the Auxiliary
United
Wiliam Burton
Sam Burrow
Community Sabbath School Social Evening and Farewell Party
Sabbath School classes from First M. B. H. church joined in a social evening with a picnic supper for about one hundred. Speakers included F. W. Edwards and J. E. Johnson. Miss Maxine Leckington performed violin. Rev. T. H. Scheckler led prayers. Also covers a farewell party for Helen Delegar-Gelle moving to Hammond, Ind., and Halloween events with local clubs planning masquerade dances and bridge at Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity
Lotus Sarvay
First
M. BH. Church
Mr. Sarvay
F. W. Edwards
J. E. Johnson
WU. S. Wilson
Thomas Kerr
Maxine Leckington
T. H. Scheckler
Funeral Services for New Hartford Child to Be Friday
Violet Hansen two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hansen will have funeral services Friday at 1 30 p m at Nazareth church Cedar Falls with burial at Greenwood cemetery She died Wednesday in Sartori hospital from a brain tissue disease Survivors include two brothers and the parents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
New Hartford
Violet
Margaret Hansen
Arthur Hansen
Nazareth Church
Cedar Falls
Greenwood Cemetery
Sartori Hospital
No Change Noted in Condition of Mrs. M. E. Hummel
Cedar Falls Oct 27 Little change was noted today in condition of Mrs. M. E. Hummel of La Porte City who has been near death since Monday when she was stricken by paralysis. Mrs. Hummel was visiting her sister Mrs. Oscar Harvey here when she became ill. Physicians believe there is no change for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
M. E. Hummel
la Porte City
Wellsburg Woman Dies at Marshalltown Hospital
Wellsburg Iowa Oct 27 Mrs Dick Riekena 50 died at a Marshalltown hospital after long illness pernicious anemia She is survived by her husband and a daughter Mrs John Snittjer both of Wellsburg She was a daughter of the late Claus Primus prominent in Wellsburg and Aplington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsburg
Dick Riekena
Marshalltown
John Snittjer
Riekena
Claus Primus
Aplington
Man on Engine Pilot Arrested for Concealed Weapons
Columbus Grey of 1526 Jefferson Street was arrested by Officer Warren Buckley late last night on charges of carrying concealed weapons. Grey reportedly had a fully loaded .32 caliber revolver in his pocket when taken from the head end of a Chicago Great Western passenger train he apparently planned to ride out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Grey
Jefferson Street
Warren Buckley
Grey
Buckley
Clarksville Woman Frances Sloane Found Dead in California
Clarksville reports Mrs Frances Duncan Sloane who left for California weeks ago has been found dead at her home there this morning. The body will be brought back here, likely arriving Saturday, according to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Frances Duncan Sloane
California
City in Brief At Buchanan's and surrounding notes
Traveling passenger agent George Kileinhofer of Frisco Lines visited local agents today. Mrs J E Ferguson, recently released from St Francis hospital after two weeks, returns home at 203 Home Park Boulevard. John P Joyce, post appendicitis operation patient at St Francis, recovers enough to go home at 606 Sumner Street. Mrs Leo J Cohrt leaves Hillcrest apartments with her parents for a Chicago visit. Mrs John Snider and son John Jr depart for Long Beach after visiting the Nichols home at 512 Home Park Boulevard. Miss Lillian Trix Rayman returns to Waterloo after surgery in Rochester Minnesota and will receive friends at home next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kileinhofer
Kansas City
Frisco Lines
J. E. Ferguson
St. Francis Hospital
Home Park Boulevard
John P. Joyce
Sumner Street
Leo J. Cohrt
Hillcrest Apartments
T. P. Treynor
Sioux City
Chicago
John Snider
John, Jr
M. G. Nichols
Long Beach
Cal
Lillian Trix Rayman
Waterloo
Rochester
Minn
Stolen car recovered. other vehicle still missing
Police recovered one of two stolen cars last evening, the Essex coach of Mrs. J. R. Bims from Elm street located near the Armory. The Pontiac coach of J. B. King from Fifth street bridge remained missing. Eight applicants sat for county teachers certificates in Jewett’s office, part of the October state exam. Other candidates qualified at Iowa State Teachers College. Some workers fixed an electric sign on the Iowa Public Service building while a pedestrian noted a radio on the sidewalk. Ads announced Christmas portraits by Geehawk Studio. Local clubs planned bazaars and rummage sales on Oct 28-29 and Oct 29 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
J. R. Bims
Elm Street
Armory Hall
Pontiac
J. B. King
Baltimore Street
Fifth Street Bridge
Jewett
Iowa State Teachers College
Commercial Street
Iowa Public Service Company
A Simple Application That Dissolves Blackheads
A short home remedy claims Calonite powder dissolved blackheads by rubbing on a hot wet cloth for two minutes, promising removal without squeezing or pinching and claiming complete dissolution.
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Hallowe'en
H. W. Brandt
W. C. Breckenridge
B. L. Holton
Society
P.T. A
Intermediate Baptist Young People’s Union
Margaret Crandall
Marjorie Dryden
Ruth Harper
Marian Reddin
Sidney Peterson
Maccabees
Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees
I. O. O. F. Hall
Edna Kent Forbes
Woman’s Club
Church News
First Presbyterian Church
Majer Guild
DL. E. Schulte
Henry Schneider
Claude Lee
George L. Rinkliff
Washington, D. C
Laymen's Movement For Stewardship
J. Paul Vincent
East Park Presbyterian Church
McCormick Seminary
Lincoln Community Church
Lincoln
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Warren Frink
Thomas Murphy
Charles Goodyear
Harry Miller
Deborah Society of First M. FE
G. W. Bothwell
W. A. Hallowell
James A. Gook
Eliza Odell
United Brethren Church
George Buchan
J. D. Crozier
E. J. Ninedorf
W. W. Anderson
R. W. Kendall
First Methodist Episcopal Church
A. T. Hukil
BE. G. Leffler
L. E. Powers
L. H. Wanibeam
J. P. Schable
W. E. Seitz
Religious Education Committee
J. Richmond Morgan
W. A. Lane
H. G. Northey
Christian Endeavor Society
Plymouth Congregational Church
Jessie Sweeney
Walnut Street
New York City
Daniel Poling
International Society of Christian Endeavor
United States
Mr. Poling
Christian Endeavor
Plymouth
Avis Sewick
Kephart
Hallowe’en
W.W.C
Florence Miller
Ethel Jaggers
Jean Fisher
H .H. Miller
Marion Miller
Virginia Lightfoot
Barbara Dickinson
Helen Scott
Kathryn Burbank
Dorothy Collins
Lois Fry
Alice McGlade
Winsiess
Elna Carr
Grace Bowman
Ferm Clark
Madeline White
Leo Billings
Anna Kistner
Heer
Paris
Kathleen Delegar- Gelle
Helen
Kinney Shoe
Hammond
Bance
Kathryn McDonough
Agatha Chatmigotti
Black
Myrna Ross
Child Conservation League
F. S. Giles
Sunshine Rebekah
L. O. O. F. Hall
John Chevalier
C. C. Lindner
Black's
DUCES
R. F. McFarlane
Vining
M. E
Associated Churches
Chris Guyer
Mercy Hospital
C. F. Schmoldt
Alberta Remick
Cecil Pollock
William Caley
Jennie van Gelder
Buchanan's
M.C. A. Lidg
Canada
Haga
Smith Lichty & Hillman Co
Wellington Street
Geehawk Studio
W. R. Cammack
Bridge 81
Lincoln Circle
G. A. Ft
Lafayette
Atr
MI Gms Oe
Ae Ee
Herman C. Miller Co
Insurance ‘Service
W. 5Th St
Waterios
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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