Alice Marie Crist to Wed Edward Sandberg
Society guests gathered at Mrs. W. W. Holman’s home for an engagement party and miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Alice Marie Crist and her fiancé Edward Sandberg. The couple plan to wed September 7 at Mrs. Holman’s residence. Crist is head bookkeeper at Litchfield Manufacturing while Sandberg is superintendent at Chamberlain Weatherstrip in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. E. Heskett
W. W. Holman
Alice Marie Crist
Edward Sandberg
Mrs. Holman
Lavreta Anderson
W. H. Hums+ uy
Esther Schenk
Maxine Kessler
Miss Crist
Mary OC. Crist
Washington Street
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
Sandberg
Chamberlain Weatherstrip Company
Chicago
Club Notes Tell Of Picnic At Brandi Home
La Lomete club members and families enjoyed a picnic supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Brandi. Guests of honor included Mrs. S. B. Davis of Grand Island Nebraska, and former members Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Johnson, and Mrs. Bishop. Invited friends were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rogers, Mrs. H. J. Merlin, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Margadant. Past Matrons of the Waterloo chapter Order of Eastern Star plan a 12 oclock picnic luncheon tomorrow at Sherwood Park, hosted by Mrs. Paul Corson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ‘Bishop
Pittsburg
Kan
Wright
Johnson
Bishop
Club
Bert Rogers
H. J. Merlin
Joe Margadant
Community Club Events and Card Parties This Week
Tonight events include St Josephs Catholic Girls club at Black Tearoom and a Blue Triangle league picnic near Cedar Falls. Friday features Gold Leaf camp, Royal Neighbors card party at K of C hall, Yeomen and K of P hall gathering, and an auxiliary to B of L F gathering with picnic supper at Electric Park. St Marys Sewing Circle hosts a card party at the school hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Catholic Girls Club
Black's Tearoom
Blue ‘Triangle League
Cedar Falls
Royal Neighbors
K. of C. Hall
Yeomen
K. of .P Hall
B. of L. F and
Electric Park
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
School Hall
Golden wedding marks 50 years in Mitchell Iowa
J H Bamford and wife of Mitchell celebrated their golden wedding on a Tuesday with a community observance. Family attendance included four daughters and two sons, a granddaughter, and various relatives. A noon dinner followed by an evening reception drew 120 guests. Gifts included silverware, gold coins, and other tokens from clubs and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
J. H. Bamford
EH. W. Gillette
Jamestown
N. D
S. E. Colby
Minnewaukan
Charles Indra
Lena
George McNary
Monticello
J. Hubert Bamford
Tower City
J. R. Bamford
Waterloo
Lloyd Westby
Fargo
O. D. Tibbitts
Unity Club
O. M. van Swearingen
Linden church groups hold meetings and social events
Linden Junior Standard bearers set 2 30 tomorrow at Mrs C W Harrops for officer elections. Division 2 St Pauls M E met with 12 members and one guest Mrs O G Hoffer. social afternoon. Mrs C E Truak described Lindbergh celebration in Little Falls Minn with Spirit of St Louis photos. Clara Barton guild Univ ersalist meets tonight. hostesses Mrs Ralph Alexander and Mrs Harry Whitney. Plymouth Congregational church hosts Church night with picnic at 6 30 followed by speeches and social hour. Deb orah society First Methodist all day meeting 36 members quilting and tying comforters. solo by Mrs C C Chester man and duet by Mrs J W St John and Mrs Jennie Gates. reading by Mrs Mary Johnson. picnic lunch by Mrs U S Wilson committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
M. E. Church
EB. E. Watson
O. G. Hoffer
C. E. Truak
Lindbergh
Little Falls
Minn
Kodak
St. Louis
Hoffer
Clara Barton Guild
the Universalist Church
Ralph Alexander
Harry Whitney
Plymouth Congregational Church
Deborah Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
C. C. Chesterman
J. W. St. John
Jennie Gates
Mary Johnson
U. S. Wilson
Hints in Beauty Care Non Fattening Foods
A reader advises fasting to begin a diet for beauty or health, noting a large stomach needs shrinking. Suggested plan includes orange juice every two hours, possible enemas, and a three day to week duration. Also mentions hair trends, citrus juice for skin bleaching, and an ice rub for overheating skin cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen R
Miss O Hagan to Wed James Reilly on Sept Seven
Miss Bernardine O Hagan daughter of Mrs. Josephine O Hagan of 33 Lafayette street will marry James Reilly of Dubuque on September 7 at St Josephs Catholic church. A succession of prenuptial parties opens with a dinner hosted by Mrs A F Hussman, bouquets bright, and Mrs Ruth Hamlin hosting a bridge party in her apartment.
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Bernardine O'Hagan
O’hagan
Josephine O'Hagan
Lafayette Street
James Reilly
Dubuque
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
A. F. Hussman
City in Brse? Optical Service at Buchanan's Building
A crowded local notices column lists scattered items. Includes an advertisement for a complete optical service at Buchanan's Building. Leo Gleason travels to Des Moines for the state fair. Miss Martha Luhrman of Chicago visits relatives. Charles J. Strube of the Western C.F. and N. railway company calls at Des Moines. Dr and Mrs N A Golinvaux return from Lindsey Neb. Mr and Mrs Collinwood Shields visit Los Angeles, brother and sister of Police Captain Tom Morris. Mr and Mrs L M William return from Milwaukee and Rose Hill. Mrs Clarence Hickle returns home after hospital stay. John McIntier of Belle Plaine goes to Superior Wis to arrange return of Edward McIntier's body. Truman C Walters leaves for Philadelphia to enroll at the University of Pennsylvania with a Pittsburgh stop to see James Switzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collinwood Shields
Los Angeles
Cal
Tom Morris
Kern Street
Truman C. Walters
C. C. Walters
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
James Switzer
Waterloo
Various Local Residents Leave City for Homes and Work
Miss Dorothy Apfel departs for Long Beach Cal to reside with sister Nina Burroughs. Dr Harland W Apfel of San Pedro is in the area. Mrs L B Kascht recovers and moves to her mother-in-law’s home. H B Maynard and wife to Chicago to visit relatives then return to Waterloo. Dr C B Knowles en route from La Porte City to Ames visits memorial sites. 36 World and Spanish American War veterans file 1927 tax exemption claims. Families travel between Mankato Minneapolis Winnipeg Onawa and Chicago after visits. Ruth M Bachtell to Detroit to begin second year teaching. Pearl Yungelas seeks custody and $40 monthly alimony from James A Yungelas married 1919. He resides in Fort Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Apfel
Long Beach
Cal
Nina Burroughs
Harland W. Apfel
San Pedro
C. B. Knowles
Sioux City
la Porte City
Ames
Old Cemetery
Town
Ruth M. Bachtell
H. D. Bachtell
Dubuque
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
High School of Commerce
New Yorker Worked Self to Death to Build Business
The estate of Philip Horwitz, founder of the Royal Petticoat company, is valued at 160000 after his death on Sept 18 1926. His business, once losing 13572 in 1922, turned a nine month profit of 30135 before he died, as he directly managed operations and even packed shipments. He left the estate to his wife, his parents, and his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stephenson
Philip Horwitz
Royal Petticoat Company
Horwitz
Riverside Drive
Burglar Jailed After Piggly Wiggly Break In
Charles Wilson aged 52 is jailed in Cedar Rapids on an attempted robbery charge after breaking through a rear door into a Piggly Wiggly store. Dr. R A Harvey witnessed the incident and Wilson was summoned by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Charles Wilson
Elements Put To Use By Man In Vast Universe
Vast statement notes that most of the 92 natural elements are already utilized by humans across science industry and daily life highlighting progress in chemistry and material science. The remark underscores how the periodic table informs technology medicine and manufacturing.
Postal Receipts Grow Prosperity Says Postmaster
Postmaster Ray C Eggert reports August postal receipts rose by $5,834.58 compared with last year. Year to date receipts show a $40,000 increase over the same period in 1926, Eggert says the rise is a good sign of prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray C. Eggert
Eggert
Hudson Lumber Co Files Articles of Incorporation
Hudson Lumber Co files articles to operate in Hudson Indiana. The firm may do grain coal lumber and livestock and run a flour and feed mill. Capital stock 500 shares at 100 each totaling 50000 with 6000 needed to start. Officers: James Ioonan president Henry Lafrenz vice president G W Bedford secretary treasurer. Directors: John C. Gutknecht T H Gutknecht H R Hollis Henry Degener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Lumber Company
Hudson
Eva M. Brebner
County Recorder
James Ioonan
Henry Lafrenz
G. W. Bedford
John C. Gutknecht
T. H. Gutknecht
H. R. Hollis
Henry Degener
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Temple Rebekah _ Noble Grand
Dwight Bower
Noble Grand
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Mmes. F. W. Mc Pike
Fred. W. Fortsch
Carl A. Salsburg
BE. Bill
A. J. Walden
C. B. Carr
Charles F. Brietske
William W. West
R. &. Patterson
James P. Bailey
Duncan K. Thompson
Frank ‘A. Clark
Dudley Russell
A- Dudley
Robert CG. Brown
Charles H
Burbank
Louis E. Schulte
J. B. Sibert
Fanta Clark
Helen Nauman
Temple Rebekah
Hawk I
O Violet
McMullen
Nadeen
Graham
Bloomfeld
Alice’ Graham
Josephine Baruth
Ramona Bradfield
L. A
Eliebenstein
Prospect, Avenue
Ackley
Alice Roosevelt
Harold Gronseth
Roosevelt
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Society
Mitchell, Ia
Nevada Schwem
Black’s Tearoom
Betty Schwem
Eva Rohrsen
Tripoli
Jackson Park Hospital
LaVera
Dorothy Hildebrandt
Mynne Schwein
Valitha Schnurstein
Frank Shireman
Becker Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Charles Trunkey
Church News
Edna Kent Forbes
Miss O’hagan
W. P. McCormick
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Rachel Medley
M.M. Medley
New Sharon
Russell Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Lauerman’s
Herschel Glessner
Westess
Geraldine Brinkman
Fern Dickey
Hedrick
Vivian Fansher
Oskaloosa
Bridge
Brinkman
Royal
Waterloo Camp
Lenna M. Prather
Ida Tucker
W. E. Mann
Donnie Ladier
Wichita Falls
Tex
Lucy Leavitt
J. H. Shoemaker
Arkansas
B. of
O. P. Snyder
G. A. R Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
Brse
Buchanan’s
Leo Gleason
Des Moines
Martha Luhrman
Frank Beck
Sunnyside Avenive
Charles J. Strube
Ww. C.F. & N. Railway Company
N. A. Golinvaux
Mulberry Street
Have
Clarence Hickle
St. Francis Hospital
Lincoln Street
John McIntieer
Belle Plaine
Superior
Wis
Edward McIntieer
Tainly
Hawkeye State
Iowa No
Metail
Gexson
Iowa
Poe
Serrerdon
Yeu
Iowa Highway Commission
Pennsylvania
L. B. Kascht
Jesup
J. B. Kascht
H. B. Maynard
Town Public Service Company
Motor
Mrs. Maynard
F. Willis Jenks
Hammond Avenue
Helen
T. Bulen McCormack
Don
M. B. Cleveland
Prospect Avenue
Onawa
Ill
John Hanifen
Hanifen
Cleveland
Pearl Yungelas
James A. Yungelas
John
Pauline
Rumford
Baking Ee
Canada Day
Hudson Lumber Co
R. J. Carroll
Pioneer Natl Bank
Waterios Evening
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
ENTZ
First National Bank Bldg
Marion Ransier
The
Ransier Piano
First National Bank Building
Juillard Musical Foundation
Ransier Piano Institute
Institute of Musical Art
Miss Greta McIntosh
Miss Ransier
Fox
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