Miss Catherine Cunningham Weds Thomas W Powers at St Josephs
Miss Catherine Cunningham married Thomas W Powers in a St Josephs Church ceremony officiated by Rev Ed warh Sinlery. Attendants included stephen Powers and Eldred Hazleman. A three course breakfast followed at Black's tearoom with about 34 relatives and friends. The couple will reside at 518 Eighth Street after December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Cunningham
Thomas W. Powers
St. Joseph's Church
Ed Warh Sinlery
Charles W. Tunbar
Gonor
Steph Powars
Rochester
Mipn
Eldred Hazleman
Michael Heardon
Marguerite Cordes
City Fire Department
No. 2
Miss Mabel Thomson to Wed Ralph Burk Warly Next Month
Miss Mabel Thomson announces her engagement to Ralph Burk Warly with a Halloween party at 310 Town Street. The couple plans a November wedding as guests attended a stylized table with orange and brick decor and a dimly lit reception. The event celebrated the bride’s family and featured entertainment by Miss Mary Horner and Miss Nelle Moseley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Thomson
Ralph Burk Warly
Ralph Burk
Town Street
Helen Biennecke
Thomson
G. Nu. Thompson
Jack Nelson
G. N. Thompson
Mary Horner
Mas Nelle Moseley
Gladys Stileser
Waverly
Harry Shaffner
Cedar Rapids
Wnd
Margaret] Fhompsone
San Jose
Cal Ae
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes Answers Letters
A collection of reader questions on self consciousness hair color and beauty routines. Advice covers anxiety about being watched, walnut stain preparation with alcohol preservative, temporary complexion freshening, leg hair bleaching with ammonia and peroxide, scalp itch relief, cleansing the complexion with castile soap, hair regrowth guidance, and henna coloring options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toiny
Castile
Anne
G. M
The Successful Daughter In Law
Ruth Cameron offers advice on harmonious three cornered homes where mother in law daughter in law and husband share care. Emphasizes generosity tact and reliance on the golden rule to avoid nagging and foster mutual respect for a happy household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeter
Phillips Brooka
Vere
Ihome
Shrine Club Hallowe'en Party Opens 1922 Social Season
Waterloo Shrine club opened the 1922 23 social season with a Hallowe'en party at Galloway's clubhouse featuring stunts by GC Sarset entertainment by a five piece orchestra and Swiss chimes a banquet by Prank Boaffa and Roy Short games prizes and decorations in red green and yellow Shrine colors guests from Des Moines Belle Plaine and Vinton attended the event with a radio concert in the dining room and dancing starting at 9 30 p m Nobles and guests enjoyed the autumn theme throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Sayset
W. A Larr
Des Moines
Belle Phung
Vinton
Dinner and Program Entertain 60 Girls of Parish Society
Sixty members of Catholic Girls' club of Sacred Heart parish met for dinner in the church hall, with rooms decorated in black and orange crepe, pumpkin centerpieces, and candy. A brief program followed, thanking the committee. Miss Beatrica Koloc led a dance, Miss Helen Hitzinger played violin, and Miss Gertrurdle Messingham read. Birthdays honored at a party hosted by Mrs. Gufer and Mrs. Stewart for Mr. and Mrs. George Luth. A later dinner for Miss Kehlen preceded Miss Anna Rehle’s upcoming marriage to Fred Schuess vier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Carroll
Sylvester Schilling
Misael Frances, Barron
Florence Horan
Werry
Mae MecCarville
Eiste Condon
Bernice Thompson
Miss Carroll
Catholic Girls' Club
Sacred Heart Parish
T O'Elock
Tle
Anne Peck
Beatrica Koloc
Anne
Helen Hitzinger
John Ritainger
Gertrurdle Messingham
Pather
J. A. Molloy
Delia ‘Tritz
George Luth
E.G. Gufer
A. Stewart
Luth
Kehlen
J. D. Nemhers
Maude Skanfield
Anna Rehle
Fred Sehuessvier
Chicago
J. T. Glessner
Waterloo
HE. J. Glessner
Mt. Auburn
Halloween wedding scene at company party
A table setting themed for Hallowe en featured a Miss Behle honey moon scene with motels dressed as bride and groom in an improvised parlor car. Paul Davia, president of the company employing the guests, attended after dinner and played several selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Miss Behle
Paul Davia
Woman's Club Calls on All Members to Register Saturday
Waterloo Woman's Club members are urged by the Americanization committee to register in their precincts Saturday to ensure 100 percent voter eligibility for the November 7 election. Registration on election day is limited to those unable to enroll earlier. those who moved precincts must re register. Mrs. E. A. Boggs urges clubwomen to register Saturday and vote on election day to help reach the 10 percent registration goal. Anniversary notice follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Waterloo Woman's Club
Waterloo Wornham's Club
E. A. Boggs
Committee On Americanization
Masquerade Dances Mark Ghostly Halloween Festivities
A series of Halloween masquerade parties lit up the community. Phi Sigma Chi hosted a studio dance with 55 couples and guests from Chicago, Cecilian society held a grand march at St Mary’s, and Green Wood lodge hosted a mock wedding anniversary celebration. Various hosts, prizes, and musical acts complemented the festive schedule across multiple homes and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Sigma Chi
Chateau Studio
Castle Criper
Chicago
Morris Swinehart
Waterloo laundry workers hold Halloween bash at forewoman’s home
Employees and friends gathered at Mrs Glora Jennings home for a Halloween party last evening. Prizes were awarded for the best costumes amid a festive night hosted by the forewoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Hallowe'en
Glora Jennings
Club and church meeting notices and Halloween gatherings
Announcements urge clubs and church groups to send notices to the Courier by 9 30 a m for publication and 10 30 a m for other items. The report covers Halloween parties at Dorothy Parks home Rex Craigtons home and K P Hall gatherings with pumpkins costumes and a fortune teller. It notes society events at United Presbyterian church L K E Sweet home and a Ballowa en party hosted by Novelty Twelve members and husbands plus a large CSA gathering at K of P hall and Eastern Star. The Becker chapter plans a 730 p m meeting with entertainment led by Fred Whittemore Millard Bailey and others with refreshments by Young Sparle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Wexter
Eastern Star
Rand
Des Moines
iBecker
Masonic. Hall
Fred Whittemore
Millard Bailey
MM. Young
Fred Sparle
Woman's groups meet at First Evangelical and First Congregational churches
Mrs. L. B. Bickelberg and Moses host the First Evangelical Church Women's Missionary Society at 2 30 p m Wednesday with John Schmidt and Scott Staufacher assisting Roger Leavitt of Cedar Falls will address the First Congregational Women's Missionary Society at Mrs W 's home after attending the American board meeting in Chicago
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Cedar Heightsa
Mauies
Matt. Parrott
Waterloo
H. C. Best
Cedar, Falls
L. B. Bickelberg
Moses
John Schmidt
Scott Staufacher
Woman's Missionary Society of
First Evangelical Church
Wednester
Roger Leavitt
Cedar Falls
American Board
Chicago
First Congregational Women's Missionary Society
Aig Society
M. E
Rogilla Pendleton
Dorcas and
First Baptist Sunday School
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Artillg Judd
Woman's Missionary Society
Homer Chamberlain
Women's Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
G. F. Green
A. D. Snodgrass
J. ©. Snodgrass
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Local church and social notices amid city crashes
Busy Wednesday church events announce dinners, study sessions, picnics, and meetings across First M E, Walnut Street Baptist, St. Luke's Lutheran, and First Presbyterian. Separate traffic incidents report injuries to Mr and Mrs Sisco after a buggy collision, plus two non injurious wrecks on Rainbow drive with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Sisco
Williston Avenue
J. A Smith
Vine Street
Fllsworth Kline
Clay Street
Cedar Heights
T. R. Barl
Grandy Center
Alow
Johnson
Allison
County Farm Inmate Dies of Paralysis
Edward Avery, age 3, long time inmate at Black Hawk county farm, died early today of paralysis after ten months of helplessness. Body at Hileman and Glindt's undertakers. Officials: the man had no known relatives and were requesting info on any possible friends or relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Avery
Black Hawk
Hileman & Glindt
Jury Awards Damages in Margretz vs Motorbus Co
A municipal court jury of six, three men and three women, awarded the plaintiff EB Margretz $112 in damages from the Motorbus Company and FP Ryberg owner. The collision occurred on Rainbow drive near Johnson's pavision on April 11 1922. Margretz claimed the accident resulted from the motorbus driver's carelessness and had sought $150 for damages to his high car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. Margretz
Motorbus Company
FP. R
Attendants Return Woman to Hospital Ward
A guard and two nurses from the state hospital for the insane at Independence arrived at 5 p.m. yesterday to return a woman escapee to a ward. The woman had left the institution last Saturday and wandered the county in town garb, being found at the Robert Shanks farm yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital For the Insane
Independence
Robert Shanks
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S. N. Od. Club
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Westminster
Wusitary— Church Pariors
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Christan W. M.S
Silvor Walding
A. B. Bing
Tenth Street West
Simner
Hing
George
Palmer
Mary
Pannie Palmer
Gelwein
Charlies Chapman
Elgin
Will Packman
Maxine
Charles City
Wall ‘Towsley
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Ruth Cameron
Shrine Club
Bidets
J. L. McClinten
Blkktets
H. C. Boehmter
Wis
Elks’ Home
McClunton
Ekiet Pln
Cecilian Society
SS Mary's Andisterium
Rosa Glaza
Loretta
Evelyn
Viola Mishak
Glaza
Opal Derby
Florence’ Chevalier
Tua Schuater
Anna Kurth
Joe Kipp
Abbie Lugcns
C. A. Boatman
Green Wood Lodge
Sherwood Park
Karl W. Krause
Rhostess
Viole Billings
Edna Lighthart
Leo Billings
Emmet McMillan
J. D. McMillan
Elizabeth Billings
Margaret McMillan
Howard
Stewart McMillan
Barnhart
Eugene
Bell
Elizabeth
Gorning
de Witt Dailings
George Lighthart
Wirelele
Virgil Chese-bro
John Rock
Masquemide
Laverna Kelly
Galloway
Club Horge
el Deen Club
Laygion Auxiliary
Aner Legion
Mamorial Hall
New Orleans
Cadac Heights
James Howards
LaBarre
Sloan
Asther Baldion
Will Pettht
Miles Lulu Dorman
Robbins
Dorothy Park
Rex Ceriigton
Tivien Gould
Helen Gould
Fred Willier
Memorial Hall
Church News
Bickley
County Farm
Buchanan Optieat
Merrell-Soule Company
Syracre LY
Khryser
Pat
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Columbia University
Battle Creek
Michigan
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Waterloo Prod. Co
Jefferson St
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