Miss Laura Rohrssen Weds Clifford Clements 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 at 2 30 p m in the Lutheran church Rev A F Mueller Waverly Indiana officiated The bride wore white crepe backed satin beads full veil bouquet of butterfly roses corsage satin gowns bridesmaids wore orchid tafeta bouquets roses dinner for about 60 relatives then various club and church events listed for the evening and weekend Mr and Mrs Clements will reside at 200 Peoria Street Waterloo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Rohresen
C. H. Rohrssen
Denver
Lutheran Church All
June Hatshwossen
Gates Business College
Waterloo
Associated Manufacturers Company
Clements
Orange Township
Bowman Company
Peorina Street
Evelyn Kezar
Plorence Kezar
Washington Street
Methodist
Waverly
Clyde Emberling
Margaret Skinner
Council Bluffs
Clifford Bacon
Mack
Woman's Club Sessions Include Talks and Fashion Event
Two meetings and a luncheon are planned at Waterloo Woman's Club Friday. Miss Callie Wieder will discuss Lew Sarett and Mrs. E. S. Magee will read Sarett poems and Herbert play. Romance Languages group holds a French salon with models and fashion notes, followed by chocolate. Marriage notice: Evelyn Kezar weds Clyde Emberling at Methodist parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Callie Wieder
Lew Sarett
E. 5. Magee
Mr. Sarett
Soho
A. P. Herbert
Sards
Business and Professional Women's Club
First Congregational Church
W. P. Kerwin
Ester K. West
G. L. Hazen
BE. Howard
Herbert Marshall
Bimes
A. S. Welshaar
Warren Hellen
A. A. Hoffmann
Herb Ward
E. L. Corton
Deaty Browning
Two Couples Honored at Same Wedding Dinner
Two weddings celebrated at the homes of Mrs. Julia Hayman and at the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua. Miss Anna Belland married Thomas Severtson in Trinity American Lutheran parsonage with Rev. Morhinian officiating. Emma Boyland wed Harry L. Welsh with Rev. McComson Jr. Also present were attendants and guests including Earl Van Vieck and Bertha Werlaufer. Severtson works for John Deere. Welsh is employed there too. After a honeymoon trip in Iowa and Wisconsin, they will reside 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
Harry L. Welsh
Hayman
Shanely
F. Herbert Morhinian
Severtson-Belland
Earl van Vieck
Bertha Werlaufer
Iowa
Severtson
John Deere Company
J. R. McComson, Jr
Linen Shower Honors Miss Gindt Before Wedding
Miss Vincy Cone hosted a linen shower at Mrs. Merton Friedley's home for Miss Josephine Gindt who will wed Hugh Curry of Chicago soon. Bunco prizes went to Miss Lors Buehner and Miss Gindt. Coral and silver table decor matched the bride elect. Other guests included Grace Carnes Mercaret Alright Leona Henry Dorothy Lynch and Lois Buehner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincy Cone
Josephine Gindt
Merton Friedley
Miss Gindt
Hugh Curry
Chicago
Bunco
Lors Buehner
Miksos Grace Carnes
Mercaret Alright
Leona Henry
Dorothy Lynch
Lois Bueh
Y W C A Presents Autumn Activities Across Departments
Y W C A outlines a diverse autumn program with social activities. A Halloween party at the association building drew seventy young men and women, organized by Y W C A and M C A staff, with ghost hunts and gym chute games. Upcoming events include a gym dinner on November 1 and costume parties hosted by East High and West High Friendship clubs with student leaders and sponsors coordinating arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cic
Association
M Cc. A
Homer Albright
Louise J. Palmer
Will Mumna
East High Friendship Club
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 plan to move to Florida. Yellow and white chrysanthemums decorated the house and bridge favors were given to several guests including Mrs. Sherwood and Percy Jones, with others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sherwood
Ova Thompson
Waterloo
Florida
Bridge
Sherwood
Thompson
Barty
Percy Jones
Mr. Bartz
Jones
Mr. Sherwood
C. C. Lindner
Black
Hawthorne School Organizes Parent Teacher Association
One hundred Hawthorne school patrons met to form a P T A and adopt the state constitution and by laws. Mrs. Charles K. Bente was elected president J E Jordan vice president and Miss Lula Hillman secretary treasurer. The group will meet the third Tuesday monthly and affiliate with national and state PT A bodies. After the meeting parents toured classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne School
Charles K. Bente
J. E. Jordan
Lula Hillman
F. C. Liffring
Parent-Teacher Council
Hawthorne P.T A
Pregnancy Diet and Postnatal Care Advice From Expert Column
An expert column discusses pregnancy nutrition and postnatal weight changes highlighting that excess early weight can be shed after delivery. It cites fruit and bran options, recommends water and milk, and suggests specific laxatives and tonics for digestion and overall well being during late pregnancy and the postpartum period.
Church News Highlights Local Religious Groups and Meetings
Thirty members of the Searchlight class met at Walnut Street Baptist Church for a business session a bible contest and social hour. Burden Bearers class at Calvary Evangelical elected officers including Mrs Laura Larsen president and Mrs William Ridder treasurer. More guilds and church activities follow with meetings at First Presbyterian Trinity American Lutheran and United Brethren churches featuring officers hosting lunches and an address by George L. Rinkliff on stewardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searchlight
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Calvary Evangelical Church
Laura Larsen
William Ridder
John Yeager
Will Nichols
George L. Rinkliff
Washington, D. C
The
Limen's Movement For Stewardship
Trinity American Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
George Buchan
J. D. Croger
E. J. Ninetorf
W. W. Anderson
R. W. Kendall
Pre nuptial Party Honors Miss Avis Sewick In Seasonal Style
Miss Avis Sewick was feted at Mrs Edward Garber’s home by W T Edwards and Mrs Garber on the eve of her marriage to Carl Ewing of Chicago. Autumn decor, ghost games, a bridal cake prize, and a corn shock gift reveal a festive party with Emia Nesfield singing and a twocourse luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Edwards
Emia Nesfield
Mmes
Vernon Lewick
Charles Shaffner
John Knudsen
Ida CG. Barron
Ruth Bennett
W. W. Simmons
Edna Burd
Vera Geiger
Mrs Spencer to Attend Milwaukee Wedding Party
Mrs W E Spencer and her young daughter Edith Helen travel to Milwaukee to join the wedding party Saturday evening for Miss June Coddington to wed Victor Davis Werner. Spencer to be one of seven bridesmaids. Edith Helen to be flower girl. Wedding at Immanuel Presbyterian Church with reception at the College Women's Club.
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
Visitors Honored at Kephart Home Picnic
Mrs. Roy Barklow and daughters Elva and Mildred from Atalissa Ia join Mrs. Mary Kephart of 137 Cottage Street for a picnic gathering. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. C B Slagle and daughter Ethel of Millsville Wis, plus several local families. The group spent the day taking pictures and playing games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Barklow
Elva
Mildred
Atalissa
C. B. Slagle
Ethel
Millsville
Wis
John Reynolds
Marie
Clinton Wallingsford
William Ernst
Yvonne
Halloween Dance Planned in Masonic Rooms for Friday Eve
Masons Eastern Star and families plan a halloween dance at the Masonic hall Friday evening. Russell-Lamson orchestra provides music and refreshments are served. Costumes are optional, with Mrs. Fred Wimber chairing Waterloo chapter and Miss Vivian Innes Becker chapter organizing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Russell-Lamson Eighthrce Orchestra
Fred Wimber
Waterloo Chanter
Vivian Innes
Becker
Halloween Dance by W W C Juniors at Masonic Hall
The Waterloo Woman's Club junior auxiliary hosts a Halloween dance at 8 30 p m Saturday in the Masonic hall with decorations by social and committee chairs. Chaperons are Mr and Mrs Loren Berry and Mr and Mrs Reuben Miller. Prizes awarded to Ethel Jaggers and Jean Fisher at a costume party with guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts
Waterloo Woman's Club
Masonic Hall
Cluo
Loren Berry
Reuben Miller
Hallowe'en
Florence Miller
Ethel Daggers
Jean Fisher
Club Notes and Upcoming Meetings For Auxiliary Units
The K B G club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs Alfred Kies. Favors totaling 500 went to Mrs Arnold Zack and Mrs Frank Penne. Special guest Mrs Floyd McMear attended. serving aided by Mrs Arnold Nemecek. Next meeting set for Nov 5 with Mrs Paul Morehouse. The Spanish War Veterans unit planned to meet tomorrow at the homes of Mrs William Burton and Mrs Sam Burrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. B. G. Club
Alfred Kies
Arnold Zack
Frank, Penne
Floyd McMear
Arnold Nemecek
Paul Morehouse
The
Auxiliary
United
Wiliam Burton
Sam Burrow
Sabbath School Classes Hold Joint Social Evening
Sabbath School groups from First M. E. church joined for four joint social meetings in the church dining room last evening. About 100 attended a picnic supper. Mr. Sarvay presided and spoke, with F. W. Edwards J. E. Johnson and U. S. Wilson as other speakers. Mrs. Thomas Kerr read twice. Miss Maxine Leckington played violin. Rev. T. H. Scheckler offered a prayer and the program closed with singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity
Lbtus Sarvay
M. E. Church
Church
Sarvay
F. W. Edwards
J. E. Johnson
U. S. Wilson
Thomas Kerr
Maxine Leckington
T. H. Scheckler
Funeral services for Violet Hansen Friday in Cedar Falls
Funeral services for Violet Margaret Hansen two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hansen will be held Friday at 1 30 p m at Nazareth church Cedar Falls burial will be Greenwood cemetery The child died Wednesday at Sarter hospital from a brain tissue disease Surviving are two brothers and the parents Also noted candidate for pastorate Rev R F McFarlane will preach Sunday in the M E church at Vining Ia Music recital by C F Schmoldt and Miss Alberta Remick at schoolhouse auditorium last evening A closing out sale by Cecil Pollock will move to town and occupy Mrs Jennie van Gelder house at Willman Caley farm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
H. W. Brandt
Myrna Ross
Walnut Street
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Child Conservation League
F. S. Giles
Memk
Vining
M. E
Associated Churches
Chris Guyer
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
C. F. Schmoldt
Alberta Remick
Cecil Pollock
Willman
No Change Noted in Condition of Mrs. M. E. Hummel
Cedar Falls reports little change in the condition of Mrs. M. E. Hummel of La Porte City who was stricken with paralysis while visiting her sister Mrs. Oscar Harvey. Doctors fear there is no prospect of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourier
Cedar Falls
M. E. Hummel
la Porte City
Hummel
Oscar Harvey
Wellsburg Woman Dies at Hospital in Marshalltown
Wellsburg Iowa October 27 Mrs Dick Riekena 50 died at a Marshalltown hospital after long illness. Survived by husband and daughter Mrs John Snittjer of Wellsburg she was the 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 Carrying Concealed Weapons
Columbus resident Columbus Grey was arrested by Officer Warren Buckley on concealed weapons charges after being found with a loaded 92 caliber revolver on a Chicago Great Western train. He was taken from the dead end of the train as he reportedly planned to ride out of town. In California, Frances Duncan Sloane of Clarksville Ta was found dead at her home, with her body expected to be brought back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Grey
Jefferson Street
Warren Buckley
Grey
Buckley
California
Clarksville
Frances Duncan Sloane
City in Brief: Local Travel and Hospital News
George Kleinhofer of the Frisco lines met local agents in Kansas City. Mrs. J. E. Ferguson, recently discharged from St. Francis hospital, returns home at 203 Home Park Boulevard. Joan P. Joyce recovers at home after appendicitis surgery at St. Francis hospital. Mrs. Leo J. Court leaves Hillcrest with her parents for a brief Chicago visit. Mrs. John Snider and son head home to Long Beach, Cal., after visiting M. G. Nichols family. Miss Lillian Trix Rayman returns to Waterloo after surgery in Rochester, Minn. She will be at home to friends for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kleinhofer
Kansas City
Frisco Lines
J. E. Ferguson
St. Francis Hospital
Home Park Boulevard
Joan P. Joyce
Sumner Street
Leo J. Court
Hillcrest Apartments
T. P. Treynor
Sioux City
Chicago
John Snider
John
M. G. Nichols
Long Beach
Cal
Lillian Trix Rayman
Waterloo
Rochester
Minn
Essex Coach Found. Others Still Missing After Theft
Police recovered one of two automobiles stolen last evening as the Essex coach of Mrs. J R Sims of Elm Street was located near the Armory hall. The Pontiac coach belonging to J B King of Baltimore Street remains missing. Eight applicants for county teachers certificates take the regular October exam in the County Superintendent’s office and at Iowa State Teachers College. Two men observed work on an electric sign while another radio set lay on the sidewalk. Local ads urge Christmas portraits at Hawk Studio and announce fundraisers including a bazaar and bake sale by Lincoln Circle and the Waterton Woman's Club in late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Street
Essex
J. R. Sims
Elm Street
Armory Hall
J. B. King
Baltimore Street
Fifth Street
A. E. Jewett
Iowa State Teachers College
Commercial Street
Iowa Public Service Company
Seehawk Studio
W. R. Cammack
Bridge St
Lincoln Circle
Ladies of
G. A Ry
Memorial Hall
Waterton Woman's Club
Tummagt Sabe
Fri
Got
Latsyetia
Simple Blackhead Dissolving Method Promoted
A brief old advice column promotes Calogite powder for blackhead removal. Readers are instructed to sprinkle the powder on a hot wet cloth and rub over the skin, claiming all blackheads dissolve in two minutes.
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Society
American Legion and Auxiliary
School of Missions
Westminster Church
K. of P. Hall
Biue Langle League
Wom Club
William Burton
R. C—Memorial Hall
Taint
Child Conservation Club
Hallowe’en
Country Club
Masonic and
Woman’s Club
Ab, Jewett
Toon
W. CG. Breckenridge
Wagner
Bolton
P.T. A
Intermediate Baptist Young People’s Union
Burton Avenue
Marcoabees
Killiphis
Ladies of the Maccabres
Ovestrahmens
Edna Kent Forbes
F. F
Church News
First Presbyterian Church
Majel Guild
L. EB. Schulte
Henry Schneider
Claude Lee
Ladies’ Guild of
Warren L. Steeves
Wahinut Street Baptist Church
Marion Flint
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
C. L. Kenagy
Des Moines
Iowa Baptist State Convention
J. Paul Vincent
East Park Presbyterian Church
McCormick Seminary
Lincoln Community Chorch
Lincoln
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Warren Frink
Thomas Murphy
Charles Gandyear
Harry
Deborah Society of First MM. E. Church
GW. Bothwell
W. A. Hallowell
James A Cook
Elis Odel
First Methordit Episcopal Church
Witt
Ans
ALT. Hu
Comortiye
BE. G. Leiter
L. E. Powers
J. F. Sehaisle
FE. Seitz
Neon
W. CA
Richie and Morgan
First Congrecational Church
Ww. A. Lane
H. G. Northey
Christian Endeavor
Plymouth Congregational Church
Misra Jessie Sweeney
New York City
Daniel Poling
International Society of Christian Endeavor
United States
Mr. Poling
Plymouth
Avis Sewick
Kephart
W.W.C
Hooh, Miller
Marion Miler
Ethel Jaggers
Dean Fisher
Virginia Lightfoot
Barbara Rickinson
Helen Lent
Kathryn Burbank
Dorothy Collins
Lois Fry
Alice Afic Gladr
Eina Carrenter
Grarr Bowman
Ferm Clark
Madeline White
Leo Pilings
Anna Kramer
Odes
Paris
Farewdl
Kathleen Delegardelle
Helen
Kinney Sloe
Hammond
Bance
Kathryn McDonough
Agattha Cimmigotti
S. C
George Wright
Rey Snodgrass
Olive Knapp
Alice Stewart
D. P. Berman
Carl Dennis
Harvey Zeller
Black's Tearoom
Black’s Hinchbones
Sunshine Rebekah
O. F. Hall
John Chevalier
New Hartford
Buchanan's
Y.- M.C. A. Bldg
Leginger AL
Les
Smith Lichty & H
Ata
Hm ‘Alumet
Calumet
Tiller’s Millinery
Shoppl 500 Commenciar Sa Ae Ees S
Fur Coat Insurance
Herman C. Miller Co
Insurance Service
W. 5Th St
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterlgo
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