Miss Gladys Dawson Weds Alfred Arildsen in Iowa Ceremony
Miss Gladys Dawson, 310 Thompson Street, married Alfred Arildsen of Cedar Falls at 10 30 a m today in the parsonage of First Presbyterian Church with Dr J R Macartney officiating. Bridesmaids were Mrs J W Hogan and Miss Vera Arildsen. The bride, a native of Washington Indiana, has worked at Booth Joseph Jewelry. Mr Arildsen is a traveling salesman for Remington Typewriter Co Waterloo. They plan a Minnesota wedding trip and will reside at J W White apartments. Walnut Street Baptist church holds annual Sunday school picnic planning free membership drive. Mrs Clyde Stewart Nashua Jr and Co W Davis Grand Island attended. Mrs Merritt Ludwig chaired the serving committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Dawson
Thompson Street
Alfred Ariidsen
Cedar, Falls
J. R. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
J . W. Hogan
Vera Arildsen
Cedar Falls
Arildsen
Washington, In
Maurice Welsh
Booth-Joseph Jewelry Company
Remington Typewriter Company
Waterloo
Minnesota
J. W. White
Walnut Street Baptist Church
C. B. Smith
Atyty
Clyde Stewart
Nashua
Werner C. Knoop Weds Faith Yingling in Elgin Illinois
The marriage of Werner C. Knoop son of Mr and Mrs C W Knoop and Miss Faith Yingling of Elgin Ill took place at noon today in Elgin Mrs Berry sister of the groom accompanied the party from Waterloo and will host a bridge tea next week in Waterloo to honor the newlyweds The couple will reside in Omaha Neb with Mr Knoop employed by Samo firm and based there for now destination home is Omaha following the wedding festivities
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Werner C. Knoop
C. W. Knoop
Mullan Avenues
Faith Yinging
Elgin
Ill
Knoop
Loren
Berry
Kingsley Avenue
Waterloo
Mr. Knoop
Town State College
Ames
Fruscon Steel Corporation
Youngstown, O
Miss Yingling
Samo
Omaha
Neb
Welfare Work of Legion Auxiliary Is Comprehensive
Welfare Committee of the American Legion auxiliary led by Mrs. W. H. Wilson reports August activities. Clothing reached seven children. two kids received school gear. three rag bags sold to boost welfare funds. birthday boxes sent to ex service men in Colorado and Independence Iowa. two personal visits and 19 phone calls made. boxes contain candy, peanuts, gum, gifts, and greeting card.
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American Legion Auxiliary
W. H. Wilson
Miss Amy Lalan Weds Verle Allbee at Cedar Falls Home
Amy Lalan, daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Lalan Cedar Falls, wed Verle Allbee son of Mr and Mrs VW W Allbee Waterloo in a family ceremony at the bride's sister's home Cedar Falls. Pastor R D Fechlin officiated. The couple plans a two week trip to St Louis and will reside in Waterloo Brown Apartments. Amy attended Iowa State Teachers College and worked at Rath Packing. Verle is a bookkeeper at Central Iowa Gas & Light Co.
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Lalan
Cedar Falls
Verle Allbee
Find
VW. W. Allbee
First Street
Waterloo
Harold Bev
Re R. D. Fechiin
Cedar All Presbyterian Church
Miss Lalan
Lee Lalan
Weyerhauser
Wis
John Clark
Manchester
Berry
Alibea
St. Louis
Alches
Brown
Teaning
Iowa State Teachers College
Rath
Allbee
Central Iowa Gas & Light Co
West High School
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Committees Named for Lincoln Circle Bazar
Lincoln Circle Ladies assemble in Memorial Hall to name bazar committees for November 13. General chairs are Mrs Annan Decker and Mrs Nora Helple. Fancy work chaired by several members. handkerchief and apron groups listed. Fifteen members attended. Byron Leighton travels ill to Portland, Maine. Garden Club hostess and upcoming meetings noted along with program topics on bulbs and tulips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Bothwell
Mary Lightheart
Mary Smiller
EL Ms.Perce
Idi Mitchell
D. T. Meyer
Byron Leighton
Portland
Garden Club
C. A. Waelersburg
Waoesdas
H. B. Boies
Mary Hearerson
Winter Beauty Outlook Stresses Skin Care and Hair Tint
The article advises prewinter skin care and hair styling, noting sunburn fading to a jaundiced yellow, and promotes peroxide cleansers, vanishing creams, and a blue wardrobe shade. It suggests short boyish haircuts, Eton jackets, and a shingled look, plus henna shampoo to tint gray hair to a concealed amber glow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eton
Randall Campbell Wedding Service Read Here Today
Miss Barbara Campbell married Chester R. Randall at her parents home in Russell with Rev. J. Rich and Morgan officiating. The bride wore a black satin traveling dress. her niece Kathleen Campbell sang. After a Russell breakfast, the couple headed to Duluth and Niagara Falls before settling in Washington, D. C. The bride, a West High and Waterloo Business College graduate, worked in the government internal revenue and the income department in D C. Randall, Oberlin graduate, is a junior physicist at the Bureau of Standards in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Campbell
Washington Street
Barbara Campbell
Chester RB. Randall
Washington, D.C
J. Richand Morgan
Wathleen Campbell
Russell Lamson
West High School
Waterloo Business College
Government Internal Revenue and Income Department
Washington
Randall
Russell
Oberlin College
Bureau of Standards
Ross Conservatory of Music Begins Fourteenth Fall
The Ross Conservatory of Music in Waterloo opens its fall term for the fourteenth year with a faculty teaching piano theory dramatic art and dance. Frederic Mills Rass director a Des Moines native is a graduate of Lake University Conservatory of Music and studied in Chicago New York and Leipzig Germany. The school has 409 graduates and examinations aim to protect the public from incompetent teachers. Mrs Florence Dudley Ross leads the dramatic department and Miss Harriete D Ross heads the dancing department after summer study at Pavlova Ourainsky school and with Kathryn King Des Moines experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ross Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Frederic Mills Rass
Des Moines
Lake University Conservatory of Music
Chicago
New York
Royal Conservatory of Music
Leipsic
Germany
Ele
State Society of Music Teachers of Iowa
Dubuque
Florence Dudley Ross
Harriete D. Ross
Pavley Ourainsky
Madam McRae
Paviowa Ballet
Kathryn King
Choral Society of Heyde Studio Reopens Rehearsals
The Heyde Studio Choral Society resumes regular rehearsals Tuesday evening as Martins de Baritone returns to lead the season. Preparations for an October opera program are under way. The group, open to Heyde pupils, offers solos to choruses and serves churches and organizations with performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heide Studio Chor Society
Martin
Leipzig Grand Opera Company
Mr. Heyde
Waterloo
Heyde
Germany
Ife
Italy
Trof. Seydel
University
Leipzig
Hans Lissmann
Milan
Heyde Studio
Dorothy Berteh Fiance Honored at Fidelity Class Event
Miss Dorothy Berteh and her fiancé Harghl Patterson were guests of honor at a Fidelity class party for First Brethren church members. Decorations featured yellow and white in the bride’s colors. The pair received an electric toaster as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Berteh
Harghl Patterson
Fidelity
First Brethren Church
Berth
Regi
Wes
Ar. Patterson
Geraldine Judd
Long Beach
Angstman Bannon Nuptials Blessed at Service Today
Miss Alice Catherine Gannon wed Joseph Angstman at St. Joseph's Catholic Church with Rev. Edward Sattery officiating. The couple will live at 131 Oak Lawn Avenue after a two week honeymoon trip to Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Catherine Gannon
James Bannon
Richl Street
Joseph Angstmatn
Katherine Angstman
Manchester
St. ‘Joseph's Catholic “ Church
Edward Sattery
Ruth Doorley
Francis Bannon
Black
Laroom
Mrs. Angstman
Colorado
Estes Park
Denver
Colorado Springs
Oak Lawn Avenue
Dumont
Butler County
Angstman
Waterloo Business College
Black Hawk Oil Company
Couple Tiepkes Carr wed in Dubuque ceremony
Kathryn Tiepkes and Warren C. Carr married in Dubuque Ia on Monday June 28 with Rev. Revi Roy M Badger officiating. Witnesses were Mrs Frank Serogly and Mrs Badger. They depart for a Minnesota lake country trip before settling in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Tiepkes
Warren C. Carr
Dubuque
Revi Roy M. Badger
St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frank Serogly
Grange Township
Badger
Carr
Minnesota Lake Country
Twin Cities
Waterloo
Cornelius Trepkes
Parkersburg
Cedar, Falls High School
J. C. Murtagh
Carr Ie
Edward. A. Carr
la Porte City
Spring Creek Township
Black Hawk County
Farmers Co-Operaion Dairy Association
Hudson
Margery Sewell Weds Merlin J Clark in City Ceremony
Miss Margery Sewell and Merlin J Clark wed today in the First Methodist parsonage at 1 30 PM. The bride wore a periwinkle crepe dress and will reside with her husband in Waterloo. A Quota Club dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson will honor Miss Marion Ransier as she heads to New York City for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Sewell
Mr. and Airs
W. A. Sewell
Wellington Street
Merlin J- Clarson
Mr and Airs
J. Clark
Alien Street
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Arthur Young
Quota Club
Marion Ransier
New York City
Russell-Lamson
Calle Wieder
Kilkareely Dinner Highlights Club Notes Wins
Mrs. P. A. Manning, Willard Schreen and C. F. Sehmolt won favors at 500 last evening when Kilkareely met for dinner in Black's tearcom.
West Spectator Announces Harker as Senior Leader
The Spectator West High announces S Eugene Harker as president of the Senior class with Wendell Johnson as vice president Treston Sweitzer as secretary treasurer and Lillian Grange Stanley Ransom as student council members. Charles Hoffman named history department head advisor.
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the Spectator
West High
Eugene Harker
Wendell Johnson
Treston Sweitzer
Lillian Grange
Stanley Ransom
Charles Hoffman
Olf Rose
Charles A. Kittrell
Kittrell
Floyd Gids
Maurice Zimling
Mildred Shauns
Bsiness
Dana Lasser
Ruth Hitchcock
Nellis Fish
Donald Finlayson
Wilma Kerr
Arlene Cole
Bertha Ferris
Martha Daugherty
Florence Young
Ant Feldman
William Treare
Sports Desk
Juliette C. Devin
Taper
Altho
Waterloo Fiddlers Sweep at Manchester Fair
Waterloo violinists swept honors at the Manchester fair in Delaware County. Goss won first, Braden second, and Sam White third. both Goss and Braden used the same viola built by Goss. White’s violin was also bought from Goss and made by him. They plan more contests, including the Dairy Cattle Congress event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Manchester
TE. IL
Goss
Braden
Sam White
White
Funeral refunds aid two veterans under 1924 act
Mrs. George B. Worthen, executive secretary of the Red Cross home service, arranged funeral expense refunds totaling $200 for two World War veterans who died last month under the 1924 act. The retroactive provision pays 100 toward funeral costs if the veteran left no estate and proper discharge papers are shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Worthen
Home Service Section
Red Cross
Congress
Worthen
Cas
Tornado anniversary marks year since Water loo damage
Today marks the first anniversary of a tornado that caused about $25,000 in Water loo. The main losses were the destruction of three barns at the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds with $15,000 in damages. Barns 3 4 and 5 were toppled and quickly rebuilt by John G Miller Construction ahead of the 1925 exposition opening September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
John G. Miller Construction Company
Nto
City in brief and social notes of travelers
Miss Villanova McGarvey left for Chicago to spend the weekend. Mr and Mrs Tracy M Woodruff of Madison Wis saw relatives in town and will motor to the Dells Wisconsin. Guests of Mr and Mrs F W Beck are H % Geib of Chicago and Mrs Carl Geib of New York. Renz left for Vinton to teach high school this year after earning a BA from Teachers College. Mrs K Ei Ross departed for Orange N J after visiting here. Ray Patterson and Mrs J EB Klinefelter of Madison Wis are visiting in town. two families are related by cousinship. Mrs C D Shippy returned to Oelwein after visiting. Conniff family depart for Rochester Minn to see daughter Mrs L B Hewitt in hospital. Brodersen family from Clinton Ia visiting 119 Black St. Georgian Bariley left for Norfolk Va to head history at Virginian State Normal. Mrs John Snider and son Harriet Fitch born in Milwaukee Wis. Florence Wing, sewing teacher, returned from Europe. Miss King arrived in New York from Southampton aboard Homeric. Lingelbachs and Arthur Weaver headed to Chicago for a two day holiday. Artus family go to Woodbine Ia for a weekend reunion with Elmer Herman. will meet Artus' mother at Dubuque. In will probate A K Smith of Cedar Falls April 15 leaves all to wife Stena M Smith with six children to receive at her death. William Gnagy father of ex Mayor A E Gnagy. plan to move to California.
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Villanova McGarvey
Locust Street
Chicago
Tracy M. Woodruff
Randolph Street
Dells
Wisconsin
H. %. Geib
Carl Geib
New York
F. W. Beck
Park Avenue
Af. H. Renz
Fourth Street
Vinton
C. G. Conniff
Rochester
Minn
Ll. B. Hewitt
Rochester Hospital
Mer
Uelmuth Brodersen
Margaret
Helen
Clinton
John Boeller
Black Street
Georgian Bariley
Elm Street
Norfolk
Virginian State Normal School
John ¥. Snider
Long Beach
Cal
M. G. Nichols
Bess
W. J. Nichols
Harriet Fitch
Jug
Milwaukee
Wis
Thomas
Alyea
van Alyea
W. RB. Small
Town Street
Margaret Fitch
Kenilworth
Florence Wing
Baltimore Street
West High School
Europe
Miss King
Southampton
Wiliam Lingelbach
John Lingelbach
Alien Street
Arthur Weller
San Francisco
Dubuque
Artus
A. K. Smith
Cedar Falls
Stena M . Smith
Frank Bronson
Geraldine
Alont
New Hartford
Margaret. Bronson
Piancer
New Wartford
Nineteenth Street West
Bunkerton
Sartori Hospital
James W. Ford
Pat Minear
Bloomfield
Ford
Herretta Radell
theCadell
Washington Street
New York City
Mir
12. O. Jones
Mire
Isninia Knowho
Quirk
Jodas
Oenla
Mia
Jones
Government Mall Service
Earhart Jensen
Anton Jensen
Waterloo Township
Fred Rabe
Dodge Center
Big Stone City
South Dakota
Harriet Santee
Gladys Re[ger
Mie Daugherty
Detroit
Stich
Colcne
Paul Martin
John Martin
Samarl Hospital
Howard Kentter
Prudence Johns
Crawfordville
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Cedar Falls News Roundup Opens Club Season
Cedar Falls steps into fall with Woman's Club President's Day at the Aton Evangelical church. The piece notes church reopens across Cedar Falls, Labor Day quiet, and upcoming picnics and community events. It mentions canning season records at the Cedar Falls plant and local obituaries and social notes.
Record Sweetcorn Pack At La Porte Plant Sets City Figure
A La Porte City plant processed about 160000 cans of sweetcorn in one day, the largest daily pack in its history. Tuesday’s production was the second largest, with rapid delivery from farmers causing round-the-clock work to handle the influx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Porte
la Porte City
Focal Plant
Community Club Sees Guests During Home Visit
W Thuroy and Mrs Chrisfiansen host guests visiting from Chand Junction and Key Moines. The Community club met Thursday afternoon for informal social time with refreshments. Next meeting set for Sep 16 at Mrs Jed Narber’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Clay
Grover Miller
Community Club
Questa &Thee
Jed Narber
Remodeling Bank Space Becomes Drug Store Start Date
Work began today to remove fixtures from the Black Hawk National Bank ground floor as it is converted into a drug store run by Mike Gauss. Fixtures will be stored until disposition date. occupancy planned around October 15 with a 49 by 60 foot space and a 12 by 26 foot north corner room. Dr. EY We Powers says a balcony will connect the new drug store area to the elevator lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk National Bank
EY We Powers
Black Hawk Building Company
Mike Gauss
Gansa
Commercial Street
Powers
City Tennis Championship Postponed to Tuesday Noon
Wet weather delays the city championship tennis tournament sponsored by the M M A. Play will not begin until Tuesday noon. Entries accepted up to a stated time. Several Cedar Falls players plan to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Social Welfare Home to Close for Labor Day Observances
The Social Welfare home at 727 Franklin Street will close all day Monday. Miss Anne Denton, superintendent, announced the change. The eye ear nose and throat clinic will be postponed until next Monday while all other clinics meet as scheduled on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Welfare
Franklin Street
Anne Denton
League
Leckington Divorce Petition
Marian Leckington files for divorce from Carl Leckington in district court alleging desertion since September 1925 and lack of support. Married Waterloo February 7 1918 and have two children ages 7 and 4, per petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Leckington
Carl Leckington
Clerk of District Court
Leckingtons
Waterloo
Up-to-Date Fall and Winter 1976-1927 Fashion Book
Waterlooo Evening Couries advertises patterns from the Fashion Department for 15 cents each. Patterns cover 24 sizes and promise delivery within 10 days after order. includes crepe and chiffon designs with embroidery and bertha option, with yardage details for a 10 year size. Orders to be shipped to any address on receipt of payment.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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