Cedar Falls Woman Marries Decorah Man in Noon Nuptials
Miss Hllley Killen and B. B. Anundsen of Decorah wed in the Killen home at high noon with a single ring ceremony led by Rev. James Bit Burd. The bride wore a black satin ensemble and the couple plan to live in Decorah after a Chicago wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Spein
Hlley Killen
Anand- Sen
Decorah
A. G. Killen
College Avenue
James Bit Burd
New Hampton
Ray Faragher
New Jlampton
Louise Hurst
Elizabeth
Black Hawk
Anundsen
Iowa State Teachers College
Delta Phi Sorority
Héluna Anundsen
University of Wisconsin
Delta Chi Fraternity
Chicago
Polk Families to Gather for Independence Reunion
Members of the Polk family living in Black Hawk county will join in a reunion Sunday at the tourist park in Independence. This will be the first gathering since 1916 when the reunion was at Cedar Falls. About 125 people are planning to attend, including 35 families, with six birthday anniversaries to be observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Black Hawk County
Independence
Ita
Cedar Falls
Cornell Student Honored at Dinner
Cornell bank staff and guests gathered at Charlies W Marsh rural home for a dinner honoring Vernon Hickman who leaves the First National Bank to enter Cornell College. The impromptu program featured music and talks as the group toasted his new path and current career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hulett
First ‘National Bank
Charlies W. ‘Marsh
Cornell College
Vernon
Sheen
Courier Seeks Club Programs and Membership Lists
The society department asks women’s clubs to send programs and membership lists to the office. Reports of meetings should reach the society editor by 9 40 p m via phone or writing. No copy accepted after. Telephoning long musical programs is discouraged. Cooperation with Waterloo women is needed for an up to date page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Waterloo
Iowa B. P. Women Plan National Meeting in Des Moines
At a Sept 19 executive board session of the Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs in Des Moines chamber of commerce, state president Fran éey E Plath announced chairmen will organize for the national convention in 1926. They will form subcommittees immediately and committees will present programs, with plans for the Iowa capital city event next July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Des Moines
Franéey E. Plath
Iowa Capital City
St Mark's Guild Opens Year With Preparations and Guests
Two charter St Mark's Episcopal members Miss Martha Huff of Alabama and Mrs. E F Phelps of Chicago attended the year's first St Margaret's guild meeting at Mrs H W Flint's home with Mrs C J Keiffer as a guest Prelim plans for the year were made Grace Methodist church guild members are asked to bring mite boxes and give thanks at a 2 30 p m Saturday gathering in the church choir room The meeting will close the missionary year Fifty women of St Mary's Sewing circle held a thimblebee and card party with Mrs Henry Schmidt and Mrs O M Brown winning cards and Mrs Mary Webber taking a novelty contest The hostess committee included Mrs Cyril le Welter Mrs William Homer Mrs Edward Smith Mrs Ralph Smith Mrs N P Fuchs and Ray Reihsen Graves Memorial United Brethren church and Sunday school members and friends will hold an annual picnic Monday at the Cattle Congress grounds A T Whittle Jr and Mr and Mrs R W Shearer with Mrs C J Ness arranged sports and entertainment An informal mixer reception for Central Christian church youths was held in the church social rooms this evening starting at 7 45 Rev and Mrs Clifford H Jope and several adults acted as chaperones The programs include musical numbers readings games and contests Jope and wife are reorganizing the church youths department planning social and serious activities for the year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Martha Huff
Alabama
E. FE. Phelps
Chicago
St. Margaret’s Guild
H. W. Flint
C. J. Keiffer
King’s Weralds of Grace
Methodist Church
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Henry Schmidt
O. M. Brown
Mary Webber
Mmes
Cyrille Welter
William Homer
Edward Smith
Ralph Smith
N. P. Fuchs
Ray Reihsen
Graves
Memorial United Brethren Church
Cattle Congress Grounds
A. T. Whittle, Jr
R. W. Shearer
C. J. Ness
Central Christian Church
Clifford H. Jope
Jope
Beauty tips for shaggy eyebrows and teen health
The article gives grooming advice for thick shaggy eyebrows focusing on shaping with tweezers and trims, using mucilage to flatten unruly hairs, and brushing. It also advises weight and height health, warning against extreme dieting and maintaining good health through exercise and sensible meals.
Birthday Observed for Mrs. McNaughten in Waterloo
Mrs. Sara C. McNaughten, living with her daughter Mrs. W Natwas, celebrated her eighty third birthday Thursday afternoon with a small gathering at home. Born in Allegany County New York she moved from Charles City to Waterloo recently and is mother to two children Mrs. Nauman and Dr L D McNaughten of Eagle Grove. She has four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Her father Damen Chireh created the first successful threshing machine. In a separate note Erma Nicholas Marble Rock and Henry L Bronsema Waterloo were married Thursday evening at the First Methodist Parsonage with Dr J Arthur Young officiating. Mrs Bronsema has worked in Rath Packing and Mr Gronsemma is bookkeeper for Hawkeye Oil. they will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara C. McNaughten
W Natwas
Allegany County
New York
W Mils Erma Nicholas
Marble Rock
Henry L. Bronsema
Waterloo
First Methodist Church
J. Arthur Young
Club Notes: Goldeagle Picnic Honoring Mrs Seldier
Mrs. Fred Seldier was guest of honor at the Goldeagle club picnic in Byrnes park on Thursday after noon. Mrs. Joe Burright attended as an additional guest. Mrs. C B Bassarear hosted Joyle club members at her home Thursday afternoon with informal entertainment. Special guests included Mrs. Dan O'Neil Mrs. Fred Bartz Mrs. Russell Stewart and Mrs. Jack O'Connor, with Mrs. Ora Thompson assisting and providing lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Seldier
Goldeagle Club
Byrnes Park
Joe Burright
C. BR. ¥. Bassarear
Dan O'Neil
Fred Bartz
Russell Stewart
Jack O'Connor
Ora Thompson
Iowa State Fair Ends With Record Attendance
Des Moines reports the seventy first Iowa state fair closed with record success and anticipated attendance over 419000. Receipts by Wednesday night reached 277963 with a large treasury balance expected. Notable exhibits included boys and girls club displays, hundreds of livestock entries, home economics shows, and extensive county farm projects. A memorial service for Gaylord B. Bussey will be held at First Methodist Sunday school opening hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
County Farm Project
County Farm
Adil
Bussey
Gaylord B. Bussey
First Methodist
J. Arthur Young
CITY IN BRIEF FIELD NOTES AND TRAVELERS LISTINGS
City in brief items list residents and visitors: Mrs J Rudolph returns from De dune. Lore Alford of Black Hawk Abstract on Florida business. G N Lee and J R Scott in New York on Waterloo Garment tuning trip. Mr and Mrs B E Briggs and son Maurice Cheague visiting Meade L DeCamp. L O DeCamp address shown. M L Boyd, former Hadena Herald editor, visiting. Mrs J Heinen returns from Minneapolis. daughter Mrs W J Hanlon and son Phillip. Mrs Frank Frontress returns. Marshall and others travel by car and rail. ads for kitchen goods and a chicken supper event. St Mark’s church Tantrit event and local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rudolph
Dedune
Lore Alford
Black Hawk Abstract Company
Florida
G. N. Lee
J. R. Scott
New York
Waterloo Garment Company
M. Briggs
Maurice. Cheague
L. O
Campbell Avenue
Meade L. Boyd
Hadena Herald
Polk County
Ore
Waterloo
J. Heinen
South Ehreel
Minneapolia
Minn
W. J. Hanlon
Phillip
Albert Lea
Alberta
Minneapolis
Frank Frontress
Slate Street
Daugh-R. Marshall
Agoy
H. J. Hansel
Kan
Marsh Lin
Ly Rail
The Lifeblood of Art in a Venetian Masterpiece
An aged narrator recalls dragonflies as evolving marvels and links them to human invention. A Venetian painter, Guido Gualdi, toils unseen in a dim studio, obsessed with a monumental canvas. Upon unveiling, the living light from the work exposes each viewer to their own fate, then the painting dies, leaving the doomed inscription WHOSOEVER WOULD HAVE LIFE MUST GIVE LIFE.
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Remiutnder
Angies
S. Reichenberg
Oliver Ledge
Brose
San Rocca
Arabia
Venice
Guido
Gualdi
Sylvaster Valieri
Tintoretto
Paola Veronese
Tiziano Vecalli
Guardi
Uanale Grande
Palazzo Gualdi
Paister
Hite
Republic
RoWn
St. Antonio
Canale Grande
Palazzo Guardi
Rialto
Altho
Verona
Paradise
Ralph Heald Chosen President of Y-Indus Club
Ralph Heald was elected president of the Y-Indus club to succeed Chester Stilson, who departs for Cornell College in Mount Vernon. The vote occurred at Cedar River park picnic last night. Heald is a charter member. Supper was served at 6 30 p.m. and games and singing followed. Ralph Fox, married recently, received wedding gifts. The Yo-Indus club meets every Thursday at the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Heald
Y-Indus Club
Chester Stilson
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Cedar River Park
Heald
Ralph Fox
Yo-Indus Club
Y. M. CG
Meyers Couple Trial Set For Tuesday
A morbidly curious crowd filled the courtroom to hear Mr and Mrs Herbert Meyers arraigned on alleged acts toward two children. The case was continued to Tuesday at 10 am. Moyers smiled and embraced his wife before separation to jail. The report notes Russia plans to spend 100,500,000 to modernize telephone services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Meyers
J. C. Beem
Moyers
Local notes from La Porte City and Cedar Rapids visitations
La Porte City Bulletin reports on community happenings including home mission society events in La Porte City and nearby Cedar Rapids. Residents like Mrs. Edwin Von Scholck and Mrs. Oscar Harvey hosted gatherings, talks on Prohibition, and social visits. Travel plans include Florida winter stays and hospital visits for Miss Alice Young. Reverend J. F. Hinkhouse to preach at the Presbyterian church next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Missionary Society
Cedar Rapids
M. E. Toorists Stebbins
Mfr
W. He
la Porte City
Gresham
B. H. Homb
Aulssionary ‘Society
M. E. Mkgage
Ea Caine
Edwin von Scholck
Marshalltown
Oscar Harvey
Glorence Hager
Sash Fleming
Hus- Birs
Wager
Ray Anton
N. E. Bears
Mra D
H. C. Robbins
Cader J. Hummel
Rapids
Haven Cottage
Sunnyside
Subject
Roy Wegnerobbins
BH. M. Haven
H. Goodwin
Haven
W. W. Affine
Paul Shannon
Mendon
N. D
Ceneladba
Atrs
Siby
Salmon
Shannon
Detroit
Mich
O. A. Gates
Berkeley
Cal
Cama
R. H. Clark
Orr Brust
Gates
iPort Dodge
Iows
City
Hogs Perish in Fire on Budlong Farm in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Daily News reports a fire at the Budlong farm eight miles north of Cedar Falls on the Red Ball route destroyed the hog house and barn. Four hogs perished, hay and about 1000 bushels of oats burned. Loss estimated at 2500 dollars, partially insured. Fire authorities and local residents assess the incident amid Labor Day travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budlong Farm
Cedar Walls
Cedar Falls
Twin Cities
Raiways
Farm of Companies
GO. A. Budlong
Waterlas Evening Courier PATTERNS For Fashion Department
Notice offering up-to-date Courier pattern designs for sewing with seams. Request patterns by sending 15 cents per pattern to Fashion Department Evening Courier. Orders filled promptly and should reach customers within a few days after submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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Alee
Cornell
WH. Bickley
Alice Bickley
University of Chicago
Reo S. Henry
Fred Pettit
Cos College
Ullah
Mae Franks
E.G. Pulten
Bruno Webber
William Engelke
St. Paul's Idutheran Church
Pullen
Margaret Pullen
Fern Stover
Matt Parrott & Sons
Second Street
Wast
Iowa
Church News
Madge
Mrs. McNaughten
Buchanan’s
Albruran Firth
East Fourth St
St. Mark's Church
Thand
Ptak
WNO
By Ken
Spiriceus
St. Antonio's Day
Y-Indus
Stilson
Mexers
Russia
Earth Adams
Waterloo Evening Courier
Air
Ralph Hudson
Miami
Fla
A. A. Hudson
Neva McChane
Alice Young
Town City Hospital
Ray Young
Alice
Nashua
la Parte
John Young
Hinkhouse
J. F. Hinkhouse
DL. D
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Hinkhouse
Ladies’ Mite Society
H. J. Blanchaine
Allen Memorial Hospital
Bannister
Fiere
Mes. L
la Porte
Pain Bannister
Buck's Lodge
Rey Anton
London
L. Mabonnah
Manandah
L. R. Holmes
Princi‘pal
Lincoln School
theState Teachers Colleges
University of Iowa I
State University At
Iowa City
Clifton Ahrens
Joseph Vanderveer
Nelson Hersey
William Hearst
Iver Christoftarson
Law
Ionacity
Alen Read
Anger Jensen
Rollo Stevens
J. B. Biadine
Uberal
Marcia Stephenson
Youngs
Cedar
Burr Andrews
Lucile Andrews
H. Andrews
Margery Klein
George L. McCowan
Second Street West
Hoopeston
Sorp
Eula Sweper
Dee Moines
Bessie Bell
Des Moinea
Ruth Royer
Coon Rapids
Faulkner Brons
Sigourney
Elizabeth Talbot
Frances Schmock
la Monte
Irma Logan
Ruthvan
Dillian Johnson
Manning
Waterlas
Teres
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