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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1929

Page

2

Church concert plans under Mrs Aton's direction

Morse leads church program with piano Polonaise il Minor and Gavoit Gluck Brahms selections. Vocal pieces by Jack Patterson and Clark Gozad, violin by Ettabelle Storer, and ensembles by Anne and Ted Marge. Address of welcome by J W Arbuckle on behalf of the church. Rev Mr Travis to respond.

Sara“bande Bohm Miss _Ettabelle- Storer Yo- Tealurdvet Elssohri Anne Ted Marge W. P. McCormick J. W. Arbuckle Mr. Travis

Weisenberger Boyd Nuptial Rites Read Yesterday Morning

The marriage of Miss Celeste Weisenberger of Jesup and Dale Boyd of Waterloo was performed yesterday morning by Rev. Fr. J. M. Molloy at his Waterloo residence with a wedding breakfast to follow. Attendants were Agnes Severson and Victor Weisenberger. The couple will reside at 29 Tenth Street West Waterloo after a trip to Wisconsin. The bride attended Jesup schools and worked at Laurmans. the groom is a Liscomb high school graduate and a Swift & Co employee.

Courier Special Services Jesup Celeste Weisenberger John Weisenberger Dale Hoyd Waterloo J. M. Molloy Agnes Severson Victor ‘Weisenberger

Y M C A Boys Division Hallowe'en Party Highlights

One hundred seventy five members of the Boys Division of the Y M C A attended a Hallowe'en party at the Y M C A. Wallace Lightheart won the prize for best costume. Decorations and games marked the event with refreshments served afterward. Bob Kenney oversaw the program.

Hallowe’en YY. MM Wallace Lightheart Hallowe'en Mueellen Y. C. A. Todlervane Bob Kenney

Arlene Nicholas Feted at Parties Before Wedding

Miss Arlene Nicholas is feted with pre nuptial events including a luncheon at 707 Kingsley Avenue hosted by Mrs Z W Thompson gifts to Miss Nicholas and future parties planned by Mrs Jess Baugher and Miss Elsie Montgomery. Twenty two couples attended Phi Sigma Chi Halloween dance at K P hall with hard times costumes and pumpkins. Lincoln Circle Ladies of G A R to hold initiation at Memorial Hall Friday at 2 30 pm.

Arlene Nicholas Z. W. Thompson Kingsley Avenue Banco Mate Tle Pool Bess’ Bray Maria Troutman Miss Nicholas Jess Baugher Elsie Montgomery Phi Sigma._ chi Phi ‘Sigma Chi I K.P. Hall Paul, McGarvey James Wood Joe Hacker

Halloween and social club events listed across town

A fragmented list shows multiple Halloween parties and social gatherings at venues such as Sunnyside Couns ry club Follett's hall Dewar Waterloo Woman's club and various church groups including United Presbyterian First Brethren and Walnut Street Baptist. Events include dances card parties a banquet a reception and a church play with numerous named groups and halls.

Delphian chapters hold first joint autumn dinner event

Delphian society comprising Progressive Alpha and Athena chapters gathered at Black's Tearoom for their joint annual dinner. Attendees spoke on Delphian topics while musical numbers and corsages highlighted the event, with officers from each chapter presiding and guests from Alpha and Athena in attendance.

Beleniart Alpha Athena Delphian Society Black's Des Moines Council Ponce C. A. Boatman A. 4. Hoffman Arthur Aune Inez Coburn Pro‘gressive O. H. Davis Alpha Chapter Mayme Daniels L. ‘el Hickelberg H. W. Sherwood E. J. Ey- Ans Athena Chapter IL M. Fifield A. J. Lommel G. L. Whitman EB. G. Pullen W. F. Jeffrey B. B. Sippel Grebchens J. L. Morrisay

Hints in Beauty Care and Foot Health Advice

A reader advises foot health linked to whole body wellbeing noting that footwear and walking habits affect nerves and overall health. Tips include low heels, soft shoes, avoiding tightness, and consulting a podiatrist for bunion care. Additional hints cover eyebrow darkening with olive oil, wart removal, diet for weight control, and hair depilation cautions.

Everal Delicia

Campus Leaders Banquet Brings 100 Groups Together

Cedar Falls Oct 31. Bartlett Hall hosts a campus wide dinner honoring leaders and presidents of over 100 student organizations. President O R Latham and Deans L I Reed and Sadie Campbell chair the event aiming to strengthen admin relations and organization of campus activities.

Cedar Falla Bartlett Hall O. R. Latham L. I. Reed Sadie Campbell E. K. Huber Cedar Falls Emmett van Calble Roger Privy Gladys Lande Laks Mills Harriet Webb Hampton Eleanor Bidne Northwood Alicea Briscoe Charles City Francis Hale l'Dripoli Ruth Hells Viola Neuman Storm Lake Art League Edward Gingersen Kutona Roger, Ranney Bernies Kellogg Ellen Richards Helen Silver Waterton Echo Ale Wheeley Montezuma Mathematics Club Jane McMillan Hudson Gtudent Ordinastra Elub Dan Jensen Waterloo Cotlere Symphony Orchestra Harvey Shutts Cedar, Falls Minnesingers Keith Gonkitn Nashua Troubadours Myrtle Orris Crawfortsville Gecilians Jean Howell Bel Cantos Frances van Dyke Ceder Falls Euterpeans Helen Kemis Spencer Aeolians Ruth McCorkle da Soto Wubur Keldel Florantine Martin Hawkeye Biotogy Club David McCuskey Woodbine Arel Fettzel Orundy Center Finn Ericksen Cedar Fells Gay Orr Denmark Gerald Baxter Naomi B Lunghoul Ue Mars Shield Club Deane Gibson Hiampton Orchesis Mac Lewis Helen Woodside New London Life Saving Corps Theodore Paige Gedar Falls Iowa J. Howard Kluever Atlantic Chi Pi Theta Frank Shanmakear Arnolds Park Alpha ‘Theta Beta Frank Krelg Volga City Lambda Gamma Nu Lawrence Olson Roland Ranho David M MecCuskey Woorbine Alpha Ohl Epsilon Robert McDowell Alpha Delta Alpha Honor Organization Mary Whenot Dlawler PL Omega Pi Nalda Jennings Janesville Sigma Ta Delta Haorrtel Brindley Blanche Osborrow Humboldt Muscatine College Eye Wooduins Everett Ludly Marla Scntt Bondurant Howard James Woodhing Y. M. GC A. Helen Curtis Charlotta Beverson Radcliffe Miriam Enoer Dunkerton Wesley Whlord Woltenhaupt Massena Afethodist Helen Bobo Kappa Phi Club Mildred Mason Esther‘ Vilie Chi Alpha Omega Cirele Grant Bailey Westminster Student Council Westminster Men's Club Florence Brown Keokuk Nterdenominations Arnt Etetene Chib Overity Frances Flee Parker Alpha Beta Gamma Nan Petersen Delta Phi Delta Margretta Kerr Grundy Center Kappa Theta Psi Wilma Smith Nu Omicron Nu Sigma Margaret Kendall Jateaville Prt Omega Helen Cowie Phi Sigma Phi Alito Dowden Pi Tau Phi Ruth Bells Pi Theta Ply Elizabeth Coder Mascstine Tau Sigma Delta Goldes Schneider Theta Gamma Nuudent Council Wa Wier Falls Assemaineen Wilhelmine Haley Norfolk Nebr Cedar Palle Frank Keely Volga Guessere Baer Wwengonel Cedarist Maniteleky Cedar Faller Irma Formanack Bronx Irene Kerr Clarence Paulson Audrey Under. Keller Britt

Weekly Willing Workers Meeting At Spiritual Church

Regular meeting of Willing Workers at Spiritual Church of Christ Truttt is tomorrow at 2 40 p m at the church. All Saints Day will be observed tomorrow at St Marks Episcopal Church with holy Eucharist at 10 a m. Requiem Eucharist also at 10 a m Saturday marks All Souls Day. Mrs E P Gowles hosts Group 2 Ladies Aid United Presbyterian tomorrow afternoon. Junior Sisterhood meets tomorrow at 4 p m with Bernita Brundage. Home Builders class meets tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs W G Schroddermler.

Spiritual Church of Christ Truttt St. Mark's ' Episcopali Church E. P. Gowles Grant Avenue Ladies' Aid Society United Presbyterian Church First Brethren Church Bernita Brundage Third Street West Requist Walnut Street Baptist Church

Delaware Girls Host Halloween Party at Bed Gow Farm

Misses Gall Beddow Pauline Aldrich and Phyllis Kohler entertained friends at an old creamery on the Bed Gow farm southeast of town. Guests included Lorraine Beddow Ruth Rideout Gail Beddow Pauline Crabb Dorothy Yoran Alice Ottilie Pauline Aldrich and others with chaperons Mrs Walter Crab and Emma Young.

Manchester Gall Beddow Pauline Aldrich Phyllis Kohler Bed- Gow Farm Walter Crab Emma Young Lorraine Beddow Ruth Rideout Gail Beddow Pauline Crabb Dorothy Yoran Alice May Ottilie Dorothy Cloud Marforla Robinson Betty Sheldon Dorothy Bangs Pat Guilgot Gibert Gill Brewer Wilson James Gin Marion Cloud Graham Boardway Sack Murray Ray Darey Collin South Noble Young Merritt Puliam Robert Young

Musical Program at Waterloo Woman's Club by Natural Music Group

Mrs N G Allland arranged a musical program by Natural Music club members for the Fine Arts department meeting at Waterloo Y Woman's club. The interpretive music program features vocal, piano, harp, and reading pieces led by Mrs. Charles Young and others, with performances by Elizabeth Green, Roy Ralph Gilson, and several Mrs. and Miss performers.

N. CG. Allland Waterloo Y Woman's Club Charles Young Herbert Marshall Fred McClain Claude Bennett Jalin Bolo Canrles Sarafate Elizabeth Green Reading Dissssreyers Roy Ralfo Gilson M. D. Larue

Numerous Social Events to Take Place at Jesup

Jesup Iowa October social calendar lists Mrs Margaret Trumbatter hosting Double Eight club and other clubs. Church dinner tonight. Entre Nous Club hosted by Mrs Frank Phillips with her daughters as assistants. Local farm bureau meeting at Mrs Carrie Masters home Tuesday afternoon. Miss Elizabeth Laird travels to Des Moines for state nursing exam. Mr and Mrs G G Coonrod attend 53rd wedding anniversary in Waterloo. EBOT bridge club guests at L G Hovey home. Card party prizes awarded at Hotel Russell Lamson. Protective association auxiliary awards given. 48 present. Hallowe en party hosted by Clara Becker in Mt Vernon township. Good Times club Halloween dance at armory hall. Unmasking guests visited Mrs R A Warrens for refreshments. Mrs Jennie Shaffner hosts bridge with three tables. Halloween decor.

Courier Jesup Margaret Trumbatter The Methodist Episcopal Church Church Frank Phillips Entre Nous Club Lena Kathryn Perry Township Elizabeth Laird Presbyterian Hospital Waterloo Des Moines G. G. Goonrod Coonrod J. Wj. Goonrod EB. O. T T. Pla B. M. Humiston L. D. Lewis Russell-Lamson Trevelers Protective Association Auxiliary Raymond Brown W. A. Williams W. A. Wenke Clara Becker Mt. Vernon Township Good Times Armory Hall R. A. Warrens Sycamore Street

Luncheon and egg dish variations with seafood note

A recipe note describes noodles with butter and scrambled eggs, ham on toast with poached egg, almond souffle with cherries and almonds, and a reminder that swordfish from California ships to castatn markets with minimal delay.

October 1928 Beauty Winner and Weather Notes

October 1928 brought early snows and colorful foliage. Volunteer observer Ralph B. Slippy records days Nut-brown nights golden harvest moons with frosts and a top temperature of 83 degrees on October 15. Rainfall measured 1.27 inches for the month.

Ralph B. Slippy

Santa Claus letters urged for Courier contest

Children age twelve and under are invited to write letters to the Santa Claus editor at the Courier for a chance at prizes from $25 to $1. Five days remain before the Tuesday night deadline, with multiple readers sharing beliefs and experiences about Santa Claus and Christmas generosity from places like La Porte City Waterloo Parkersburg Waterton and notices published from 1929.

Courier Santa Claus Mama Daddy la Porte City Ndear Bante Claus Bante Claus Banty George and Kenneth Williams Waterloo Tam Santa Raymond O'Hare Fifth Street West

Santa Letters From Children Reach Grundy Center and Waterloo

Children write in with hopes of Santa Claus delivering bikes dolls and toys for Christmas. George Heintz Fre da Miller and Raymond O’Hare describe their wishes and belief in Santa. The letters show festive spirit and a local club news note follows about the L A L club federating in Manchester Iowa.

Miss Winifred Davis Named Special Director of Sales

Miss Winifred Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Dempster Davis of 204 Berth avenue has been appointed Special director of sales for the Trenced Hosiery company with headquarters at its home office in St. Joseph Michigan. She previously traveled northern Iowa under F Willis Jenks Waterloo and southern Iowa from the Fairfield office under I M Biddle. Friends report the birth of a son October 25 at Georgetown University Hospital Washington DC to Mr and Mrs David B Toenjes formerly of 817 Kingsley avenue Waterloo. David Arthur born January 26 1926 remains their older child. Toenjes formerly building commissioner of Waterloo is now assistant architect for the government. The family home is in Lyon Park Virginia. Mrs Toentes before marriage was Mildred Breckinridge.

Winifred Davis Georgetown University Hospital Washington, D. C David B. Toenjes Kingsley Avenue Waterloo David Arthur Toentes Lyon Park Mildred Breckinridge

Also Mentioned on This Page

In Review Weisenberger-Boyd Arlene Nicholas Lincoln “Circle Lincoln Circle Memorial Hall Yricay Toni Hallown Sunnyside Counsry Jayle Jarl Manning Autumn Leaf Hallowe Par- Follett's Dewar Waterloo Woman's Club Fine Arma Department Sigcoln Etrele Ladies of G. A. R. —Mamorial Hall United Harvey Travis Grace Methodist Church Walnut Street Baptist W. C. Schrodermier T. C Elks' Club Brotherhood of American Yeonsan K. P Congregational Church Temple Rebekah Lodge Black Hawk GO. C. Fy Woman's Tome Missionary Society Firs M. E Delphians Maryless Mullen Miss Mullen Corrine Burger Bernard Holgate Sammy Sullivan Dick McDaniel Charles McSweeny Independence Marla Harrington Edna Kent Forbes Uno Rockland Mass Harriet Ann M. W Campus I. 8 Church News Delaware Gold Leaf Camp Royal Neighbors K. ©. Hall R. A. Delville G. R. Hostetler K. GC. Hall Delarea Fresten First Street Lorraine Farrel Cass, Chsholm Leo Prestlen T. A. Elliott Woman’s Club Soto Veahtasig Tepromplie Berl ‘Grevion Serenity Barthes Mccormick Truman Wagner Harp of McDowell Italy Seteses Forrest Gipa Tick C. H Trunkey W. Eby F. B. Proth R. E. Addington G. J. Ness Bilotte Ledeschiese Spress Caledonian Society Cedar Valley Association of Caledonian Society Cedar Heights G. E. Rush Wellington Street Alice Bellinger Helen McComb Forbes J. A. Laurie W. O. Chishola O. DU. V Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary Soni Union Veterans and Auxiliary Waterloo Boast W. GC. Knapp W. A. Hannes Willam Nanny State Street Frances Strage William Nanny Bud Foster Harry Nanny William Uhbe Muriel Salsbury Olive Sinclair Lois Fry Florence Miller Ruth Hileman Jean Fisher Alberta Pray Helen Nelson Pauline Hughes Kiva Dora Moore Elida Walker Hhe Hallowe'tn West Waterloo Teachers Association Wet Misa Else Lorenz John Deere Tractor Company Black Clarence Keys Tulsa Oklo Mr. Keys American Legion Imogene Emry Lafayette Street Bunco Marcelletts Beckman Catherine Morris Marla Marshall Ot. R. Emry CG. Beckman Gladys Johnston Beasts Clarke Lulu Conrad Seventh Street West Beffett of Daughters of Isabella A. A. Hoffman Logan Avenue Drisa Bridge Westess Jennie Shaffner Franklin Street Roy Short Mia Frances Osterman Vera Burk California Castatn Markete Hills Bros Hills Bros Coffee Daries Besay Asanta Colleen Ackerman Tenth St West Parkersburg Santy Alster Christian Waterton, Is Drar Courier George Heintz Graf Sante Cletus Breauss Freda Miller L. A. L. Club Forrest K. Jones WI Hunt Earlville West End BOC Waterloo Evening Courier Resim 1760 Jersey Aresa Courier Pattern Dept W. 17Th Bt New York City
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