Rites in Church Unite John Cutler and Gladys Gindt
Miss Gladys Gindt and John Cutler wed in a double ring ceremony at the Church of the Redeemer with Ray W O Bodell pastor officiating. The reception followed at the bride’s parents home as guests from Des Moines and nearby towns attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cutler and
Gladys Gindt
Ray
W. O. Bodell
Dominic Gindt
Archer
Miss Gindt
Mr. Cutler
Richard Abel
Des Moines
Bis Beet
Swainsona
Bernice
Leona Gindt
Columbia Roses
Geraldins
Maxine Guyane
Irene Guyane
Melvin Cleveland
Richard Sloane
Pauline Bodell
Lucile Cutler
L. A. Cobb
Wagner
Mendelssoln
Hazel Greifnow
J. B. Lavine
East High School O
Eckland Business College
Hin‘gon Manufacturing Company
Business Women Hear Convention Reports Tuesday
Members of the Business and Professional Women's club heard reports from the national convention in Portland Maine led by Miss Fan Ty Hemenway president and other delegates. Miss Arcley Marshall Mason City led the convention singing with the Little Bay Blue suit from the Iowa delegation. Maude Harmon and her committee served nearly 80 at attractively set tables with garden flowers. Four new members joined from Courier offices Margaret Gleason Helyn Miller Mabel Ries and Genevieve von Lackum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Misa Fan Ty Hemenway
Arcley Marshall
Mason City
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Miss Marshall
Iowa Delegaton
Maude Harmon
Garden Tea Opens Woman's Club Year in Waterloo
The Waterloo Woman's Club plans the first social event of the year a garden tea on September 14 in the club room with a preliminary card session and an imaginative program. Mrs W L Bickley and committee assigned 50 members to roles with Lore Alford Jr chairing reception Loren Berry music Mrs Bontrager refreshments E A Bogess garden Mrs J than Barber decorations and Mrs J E Dragdon cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
W. L. Bickley
East District teachers dine together at Black's
Supervisors of the east school district held a dinner for ten guests at Black's Tuesday evening. Afterward, informal visits extended to an apartment. Attendees named were Misses Collyer Geiger Graf Shirley Stiles Ullemeyer Puller Darling and Mrs Larson Simpson, all listed from Algua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Black
Della Darling
Lutlie Barson
Thora Collyer
Vern Geiger
Jawretta Graf
Jessie Shirley
Bertha Stiles
Grace Ullemeyer
Ruth Puller
Larson
Simpson
Alogua
Tea for Sister Honored Guest at Mrs Wilbur House
Mrs Wilbur hosted a Tuesday afternoon tea at her home to honor her sister Mrs HH B Rose of Detroit. Rose, a former Waterloo resident, will move to New York with her husband soon. Mr Rose is a Hupmobile factory representative. Daughters of Veterans planned a Sept 13 shim bichee and later banco party with a picnic supper. Committee members G Wright, E Snodgrass, and A Stewart arranged the dance event in Memorial hall. Mystic Workers to elect officers and conduct lodge business at Ben Hur hall Thursday evening. strong attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Wilbur
HH. B. Rose
Detroit
Mich
Guess
Waterloo
New York
Rose
Hupmobile Company
Daughters of Veterans
Banco
Memorial Hall
Gertrude Wright
Ethel Snodgrass
Alice Stewart
Reewar
Ben Hur Hall
Club Notes C. 30. W. club picnic and meetings
Club notes report Women will entertain husbands with a picnic supper at Electric Park Thursday evening at 6 30. Mrs Nord Strayer hosts Social band personnel for picnic dinner at her home Thursday. Important business to be taken up after dinner. R F club cancels Thursday meeting with Miss Mary Woore. next meeting set for next month. Mrs Fred Seidler hosts Goldeagle club birthday picnic at Byrnes Park Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Park
Nord Strayer
Mary Woore
Fred Seidler
Goldeagle Club
Byrnes Park
Beauty and dental care for a brighter smile
The article urges early and consistent dental care to prevent crooked teeth and decay. It stresses brushing twice daily, proper rinsing, regular dentist visits every six months, and the use of enamel on front teeth. It notes missing teeth can be replaced with fake ones and warns against neglect leading to pyorrhoea and poor facial appearance.
Janet Zuehlke and Earl Chapman Wed Today at Mish
Janet Zuehlke and Ward Chapman exchanged marriage vows in a noon ceremony at the Mish home of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Zuehlke. Rev C W Hlarcrop officiated under a pink and white floral canopy with nearly 40 guests. The bride wore orchid crepe over satin. bride’s roses and swimsona in her bouquet. Miss Chapman wore old rose chiffon. After dinner the couple planned a wedding trip to Rockford and LaCrosse before settling in Waterloo.
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O. A. Zuehlke
Dearborn Street
Janet Zuehlke
Ward Chapman
J. W. Chapman
Wunice Chapman
Anzalo Wilburn
Evel Montgomery
Mendelssohn
Elizabeth
Chapman
Black’s
Chapman Area Motors
Rockford
LaCrosse
Wis
Waterloo
Frs. Oles
James Willonby
Robertson
EB. W. Oles
Milton
Ardella
J. , Chapiman
O. G. Hunt
Mason City
T. J. Warrison
H.W. Headford
RR. Bedessen
EL Hi
Holt
JL. W. Wangler
Trunt
Misses Johnson Host Prenup Shower for Gilchrist Fiancee
Miss Geraldine Gilchrist’s upcoming Sept marriage to Julius Johnson is honored with a linen shower hosted by her brothers bridesmaids Misses Dorothy and Julia Johnson. Decor features pink and orchid roses and parasol petals. guests include Mrs Adelaide Gilchrist and New York visitor Mrs G W Carpenter. future events include further parties hosted by Misses Whittle and Jessup with Miss Duck to follow.
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Geraldine Gilchrist
Julius Johnson
Dorothy
Julia Johnson
Fern Ontan
Irene Feeley
Milas Glchrist
Phe
Adelaide Glchrist
G. W. Carpenter
New York
Marguerite Stanton
Larue Jessup
Thyria Buck
Helen
Darlyne Whit
Waterloo Couple Weds at Union Congregational Church
Miss Mabel Mathews daughter of Mrs Burl Bond 1612 Lafayette Waterloo married Burl Calleas son of Mr Mrs Charles Calas 402 Cottage Marshalltown at 430 PM Tuesday. Rev Gatrell performed ceremony. Bride wore cream lace on orchid chiffon carried sweetheart rose and swainsona. Dinner hosted by bride’s mother Mrs A J Saline Marshalltown reception in Waterloo last evening. Bride employed by Northwestern Bell. groom with Halt-Ekfel company Chautauqua plans and social events noted.
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Mabel Mathews
Burl Bond
Lafayette Street
Burl
Calleas
Charles
Calas
Cottage Street
Union Congregational Church
Marshall
Town
Gatrell
Officers for Year Chosen by M. B. A.
Harry Clark was elected president of M. B. A. lodge No. 57 at the annual meeting in Ben Hur hall. Elects and their assistants will take obligations in October. Vice president Florence Blank, secretary-treasurer Mary Clark, chaplain Maude Jones, conductress Charity Lincoln, watchman Merle Jones, sentinel Fred Wonderly. Trustees are Harry Blank, Leon Clark and James Laird.
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Harry, Clark
M. B. A. Lodge
Ben Hurral
Ele
Clark
Florence Blank
Mary Z. Clark
Maude Jones
Charity Lincoln
Merle” Jones
Watchman
Fred Wonderly
Sentinel
Harry Blank
Leon Clark
Jamas Laird
Church News roundup of area women groups activities
Senior Christian Endeavor at Graves Memorial United Brethren plans an 8 p.m. program Thursday in the church social rooms with Esther Schenk as president. First Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet Thursday afternoon in the church parlors hosted by Mrs W F Stelter and Maude Barth. Margaret's Guild of St Mark's Episcopal resumes after summer at Mrs W H Smith's home, with plans for the year. St Mary's Sewing Circle plans its first season meeting in the school hall with cards and quilting supervised by Mrs Ray Rehsen Edward Smith Ralph Smith William Hemer and Mrs Suehs. Leone Fieldinum hosted Bethany Circle at Fast Para Presbyterian for a Thursday evening gathering. Missionary Society Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian opens fall with Mrs J. Stetzer and Mrs H Stetzer as hostesses and guest speaker Mrs Williams, wife of the student pastor at Iowa State Teachers College. Emmanuel Luther Ladies' Aid meets Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at the school hall with Mrs H Stud as hostess.
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Senior Christian Endeavor Society of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Esther Schenk
W. F. Stelter
Maude Barth
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Lutheran Church
Margaret’s Guild of
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Huhle
Ens
Mmes_ Ray Reihsen
Edward Smith
Ralph Smith
Wiliam Hemer
M. ‘Ro Suehs
Ophelia Welter
Shinkerhaff
Stetzer
Missionary Society of Cedar Heights Community “Presbyterian Church
Williams
Iowa State Teachers Celieve
Waterloo Caravan Fairs Visit Bremer County Fair
Waterloo sends a caravan to the Bremer county fair in Waverly for Waterloo Day. Led by H O Bernbrock the Greater Waterloo association committee travels by automobile to welcome visitors and promote goodwill with Waterloo badges worn.
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Waterloo
Waverly
Wedding at Charles City Draws Attention Across Cities
Miss Ely Kimball of Charles City marries Gil bert R Wright of Nashua in a quiet Charles City ceremony Sept 2. Rev Crowder officiates, with Mrs Joseph Olsen playing Mendelssohn. Bride, groom plan brief wedding trip to Minneapolis and St Paul before settling in Nashua after Sept 20.
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Independence
Ely Kimball
Charles City
Gilbert R. Wright
Nashua
Charles Fifty
Mr. Crowder
Methodist Church
Kimball
Joseph Olsen
Rockford
Mlendelssahn
Ernest Kimball
W.it. Wright
Harrison Motor Company
Nash
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Franklin County Teachers Institute Attendance Reaches 235
Franklin county teachers Institute at Hampton high school closed after two days of sessions with assembly and conference periods. All 193 county teachers attended along with visitors and training students bringing total to 235. Faculty honored by Hampton Commercial club. Prof. G. P. Calegrove spoke. Prof. C. Puller sang. Devotionals led by Rev. R. F. Furiburi and Rev. W. J. Drew.
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Hampton, Ta
Spe
Franklin County Teachers' Institute
Hampton High Schvnel
Franklin County
Hampton Commercial Club
Institute
G. P. Calegrove
C. Puller
FP. Furiburi
Methodis
W.J. Drew
Congregational Church
Institute instructors listed with diverse regional leaders
Instructors at the institute included Dr G P Cosgrave of Pasadena California Prof Bonnie Andrews and Mike Jucy McMichael from Des Moines Prof A C Fuller of Cedar Falls Miss E H Grace Young of Chicago T Jd B Robinson third district congressman and A F E Rankin Hampton public schools superintendent The institute was directed by H J Henderson the cron ty superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Cosgrave
Pasadena
Cal
Bonnie Andrews
Mike Jucy McMichael
Des. Moines
A. C. Fuller
Cedar Falls
EH. Grace’ Young
Chicago
Bands of Traer and Toledo Exchange to Play Concert
Traer and Toledo bands announce a reciprocal concert plan. The Traer Concert Band, led by Ern eat A. Franklin, will perform in Toledo, while the Toledo Concert Band under B. Green will play in Traer Tuesday evening, Sept. a. Both ensembles are solid for small towns and receive strong local support through taxes and contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRAER
Toledo Exchange
Tyaaer
Weel
Erneat A. Franklin
Toledo
B. Green
Roth
Waterloo Church Team Faces Independence Game Today
A Waterloo church league all star squad travels to Independence to clash with the Independence Presbyterian nine this afternoon in a fast paced church league duel. The Presbyterians currently lead the Independence church baseball league.
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Waterloo Church
Nina of Independegos
Independence Church
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