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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1929

Page

2

Revieto B P W Convention Reports Opening Meeting

Fifty members of the Business and Professional Women's club attended last night's dinner at the Russell-Lamson Hotel which opened the year. A board meeting preceded the dinner with musical selections by Clark accompanied by Mrs Cocad. Mrs J G Bulienseer spoke as club president and delegate to the Mackinac Island convention and Centerville board meeting. Delegates Mrs A E Johnson and Mrs Elizabeth Kenneyver reported to the elite board meeting. Kenneyver named state chairwoman of the membership committee. The aim is to start clubs in towns lacking them. The evening followed a regular club business meeting. Miss Alicia Wrkoit began a journey aboard a boat.

Business Professional Women's Club Hetel Russel-Lamson Clarkn Mich Centerville A.E. Johnson Airs Elz‘abeth Kennyver Kenney Alica Wrkoit

Society Calendar of Local Groups and Meetings

Tonight Becker chapter O E S Muasonle ten plc Helen Gould auxiliary Memorial Hall E Thursday Afternoon Bocvnl Band Mrs C E Boldt Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War thimblebee Mrs Will Davis T K Bridge club Mrs L G Balensiefer Division 5 Central Christian church Mrs John Billings Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Ald society School auditorium Cedar Heights Missionary society Mrs J 4 Laurie St Margaret's Guild St Mark's Episcopal church luncheon Mrs H O Bernbrook Ladies Ald society First Lutheran choren all day quilting bee Church parlors FLO PL club picnic electria pork Eugena Clark auxiliary thimblehes Mrs Joe Cerda So John's Sewing circle public board party Schoolhall Thursday Fryening Blue Triangle league Y W O Women’s Missionary society Trinity American Lutheran church Church parlors Quarterly Conference First M E Church Church

Bocvnl C. E. Boldt Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War Thimblebee Will Davis T. K. Bridge Club Mra. L. G Balensiefer Central’ Christian Church John Billings Immanuel Lutheran Ladies’ Ald ‘Society Cedar Heights Missionary Society J. 4. Laurie St. Margaret's Guild St. Mark's Episcopal Church H. O. Bernbrook Trinity American Lutheran — Church M. E. Church

Garden Club Sets Experience Meeting for Sept 10

Waterlon Garden club shifts fall tea to an experience meeting at Mrs H C Bernibrook 1700 Third Street West next Tuesday Sept 10 Luncheon held yesterday at Mrs Rumsey 2220 Fourth Street West featured a lesson on print designs and planning Ahead focusing on plant placement texture and color Mrs Hildebrand presided and Mrs Conery led the question box

Waterlon Garden Club H. C. Bernibrook Third Street West club/re Besa AL EL Rumsey Forth Street West BE. R. Bhoottaker Jesson Jnst

Bride-Elect Complimented at Grundy Center

Miss Clarice Alin, bride-to-be of Philip Winslow, was honored at a handkerchief shower and bridge party at her home in Grundy Center Iowa on Tuesday. Attendants included Miss Verdene Beckman and Miss Genevieve Morrison, with Miss Frances Willoughby and Miss Geraldine Curry among guests. Twenty guests attended.

Courier Grundy Center Verdene Beckman Genevieva Morrison Clarice Alin Philip Winslow Frances Willoughby Geraldine Curry George Smith Columbia Hotel Phylis’ Wanareaker Los Angeles Smith Doughty

Waterloo D C G W A to Be Represented in Hospital Rites

Waterloo Daughters of Civil War Veterans will represent the city at Keokuk in October for the hospital cornerstone dedication of the 1857 building. The event includes plans for talks by Iowa Governor John Hammill, James W. Good, John Trailey, and Dr. P. M. Oullier. A food sale and various assemblies are planned.

Waterloo Keokuk John Hammill Iowa James W.good John Trailey Fort Madison

Boardman Honored by Church as He Leaves Pastorate

About 250 members of First Brethren church and friends met for a farewell honoring Rey Edwin Boardman as he ends four years of service. Rev. S. M. Whetstone will assume leadership from Winona Lake, Ind. The Boardman family received a wardrobe trunk and linen as a gift.

Boardman First Brethren Church Rey Edwin S. M. Whetstone Nappanee, Inc Whetstone Winona Lake Ind Wilma Smith Harold Patterson Geraldine Smith Piang Selen- Yona Eastern University

Jaeger-Everhart Nuptials Read at Nashua Thursday

Miss Tinette Jaeger daughter of Antonoo Jaeger Brandon became the bride of Frank Everhart Manchester at Nashua last Thursday afternoon. The bride, a Brandon high school graduate and former Iowa State Teachers college student, taught in Gaza Ia. They will live in Cedar Falls and attend Iowa State Teachers college this year.

Courier Special Service Brandon Tinette Jaeger Antonoo Jaeger Frank Everhart Manchester Waeshua Schdor Iowa State Teachers College Gaza

Three Couples Wed at Nashua and Local Card Party

In Nashua on September 4 three marriages were performed. Leroy Bandow of Elkader wed Eda E Honn of Montana at Little Brown church with Rev A Dangs and Rev William Kent assisting. Godfrey J Jennison wed Frances J Carlstrom, both of Helen Wisconsin, and Mervyn G Holmquist wed Helen W Johnson, both of Oakland Nebraska. Local events include Gold Leaf Camp card party with prep by Mrs J H Lawless and Mrs L D Massey in K. hea with juveniles meeting earlier and a St John’s Sewing Circle bridge event in the school hall with refreshments by Mrs Ray Rebsen.

Courier Nashua Leroy Bandow Elkader Eda E. Honn Monena Littl Brown Church A. Dangs William Kent Godfrey Jennson Frances J. Carlstrom Helen Wis Mervyn George Holmquist Helen W. Johnson Oakland, Neb Gold Leaf Camp J. H. Lawless L. D. Massey St. John’s Sewing Circle Lyle Watt Bridge Ray Rebsen

Hats and beauty tips offer varied styles and glow

A reader column discusses hat trends from casual to elegant, noting irregular brims, side cuts, and color contrasts to suit different faces. It also includes fashion guidance on dramatic crowns to shade eyes and a brief beauty advisory praising clear skin and proper diet for a 17 year old reader.

Two Charles City Couples Are Wedded

Miss Bessie Gullek and Pieshattha Hreuger wed Aug 28 at the Lutheran parsonage with Rev. O. G. Pratt officiating. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Reper. Miss Oneta M. Worley and Joseph ad. Schesr married at the Baptist church parsonage with Rev. L. W. Temian. The brides’ parents watched. The couple will reside in Hampton where the groom works repairing shop machinery.

Charles City Bessie Gullek Pieshattha Hreuger O. G. Prattengeler Leo Reper Oneta M. Worley Aredale Joseph Ad. Schesr Hampton Baptist Church L. W. Temian W. D. Morley

Miss Susie Billick and John LoweWed in Manchester

Miss Susie Billick and John Lowe, both of Waterloo, were united in marriage at the Congregational parsonage in Manchester on Tuesday morning September 2. Rev. J Prank Moore officiated. Lowe works for the Illinois Central railroad and is related to J M Jones of Manchester.

Manchester Busia Billick Joni Lowe Waterloo J. Prank Moore Lowe Illinois Central Railroad Mill J. ML Jones

Loretta McNamara Weds Rowley Man

Miss Loretta McNamara daughter of Mr and Mrs M J McNamara Brandon and William Reliberg Rowley were married at Sacred Heart church La Porte City on Aug 14 in a secret ceremony. Reliberg is the son of Mrs William Rehberg and a Rowley high school graduate working in mercantile business with Frank Ceaplasiit at Rowley. The article notes a large family reunion and various local society activities including a Women’s Benefit Association event, Becker chapter O E S gathering, Sunshine Rebekah Lodge meeting, and Chautauqua Circle plans.

Benndop Loretta McNamara M. J. McNamar Brandon William Reliberg Rowley Sacred Heart Church la Porte City Wiliam Rehberg Rowley High School Frank Ceaplasiit Edith Sinnard Franklin Street Kenosha Wis Toy’ C. Sinnard Royal Sinnard Sinnard East High Clarence S. Miller Jefferson Street Presbyterian Hospital Stuart F. Miller Culuth, Minn John G. Hildebrand, Jr J. G. Hildebrand Third Avenue West Columbia University West High School University of Iowa William T. McGrew Detroit Hildebrands

Church Ladies Gather for Tomorrow’s Meetings and Quilting

Riverside hosts multiple church gatherings with hostesses named including Mrs. Walter Yockey and Mrs. A G Archer. Cedar Heights Missionary society opens tomorrow at Mrs J A Laurie home with speaker E B Shoemaker discussing the Chinese. St Margaret’s Guild and Trinity American Lutheran plan social and discussion events, with a fourth quarterly conference at Dirat Methodist Episcopal Church open to the public.

Cedar Heights Missionary Society J. A. Laurie Frank Sanborn E, BR. Shoemaker Dirat Methodist. Episcopal Church Ha -Preaent

Club Notes and Local Social Schedule Highlights

Social Girtle club postpones tomorrow's meeting with Mrs. W J Decker to Thursday Sept 12. F O P club plans a picnic at Electric Park tomorrow afternoon. Mrs D Ray Donohus hosts a birthday party for her son Walter with toy balloons and cakes. Eugene Clark Auxiliary will hold a thimblebee at 3 PM tomorrow at Mrs Jon Cerda’s home with refreshments by Mrs Dan Rogera and Mrs B M Strayer. Raymond Mayer hosts farewell party at 1808 Franklin Street after leaving for Florida. Helen Gould Auxiliary to meet tonight at Memorial Hall, Boelack.

Sunshine Rebekah Lodge Katheryn Walker Waterloo O. O. FP Noble Grand Temple Rebekah Lodge Frank Clark Franklin Street W. J. Decker D. Ray Donohus Thing Street West Walter Eugene Raymond Mayer Florida Hye Elwin’ Phillips

Local items and social notes from city brief

City notices and society items list adverts and personal news. Miss Agnes Meany returns hats from Chicago. divorce suits filed by Margaret Jones against Kenneth Jones and Marie Coates against Wille Coates. Residents and visitors noted including the Margadants, Vanecek family, Greeleys, and Cradles. Ralph W. Travis changes offices. various locals visiting relatives and attending events. Pearl Kemp files for divorce from Albert Kemp amid a flurry of family travel and court actions.

Agnes Meany Western Avenue Chicago Meargaret Jones Kenneth Jones Marie Coates Wille Coates Floyd Margadant Jeanne Wilmington Cal Josephine Vanecek Edwin New York Barbara Hurstfall Conger Street Charles Greeley Riverside Drive

Separation suit and social notes from Waterloo and beyond

The clipping records divorce proceedings against Merlen T Uhlenberg and lists a string of social notices. It notes weddings in Waterloo in August 1827, travels from Chicago after a hairdressers convention, visits by the Carter, Jones, and Spaun families, and extended vacations to Canada. Also mentioned are John E Collins set to join the Second U.S. Cavalry Band at Fort Riley, Arthur T Cooper visiting Helena, and updates on Craig Arbuckle in New York after an appendectomy, plus several local movements and educational appointments.

Merlen T. Uhlenberg Waterloo Mynnle V. Bruner Chicago American Hairdressers Association Hotel Sherman RW. Carter Irving Street Jay J. Jones Columbia Street Netlis Spaun Postville B. B. van Wey Sac City Henry Errichson Waterloo Central Labor Minion Minnie Errichson James G Pilson Riehl Street Feder Reserve Bank Helena Gary Cooper

Buchanan Fire Destroys Barthol Farm Structures

Fire at the Jacob Wackerbarth farm northeast of Independence, Ta Sepia caused about 15000 in losses. Two barns a cattle shed a poultry house and a granary burned. hay grain farm machinery and three calves were lost. Neighbors saw smoke at about 6 am and authorities suspect spontaneous combustion. Farm occupied by the Earl Corcoran family, located two and a half miles from town.

Independence Sepia Jacob Wackerbarth Earl Corcoran Chris Swertz

Maquoketa Parish Calls Cedar Falls Pastor to New Post

Reformed pastor George F. Barsalou formerly of First Congregational Church Cedar Falls has accepted a unanimous call to Maquoketa Congregational Church. He indicated today he will likely accept the invitation and begin duties soon.

Maquoketa Parish Cedar Falls Courier George F. Barsalou First Congregational Church Maquoketa

Foresters Group to Picnic Sunday at Independence

The annual gathering of Foresters No. 4 members from Gilbertville Greene Independence Mont Gelwellh Waverly and four Waterloo courts will be held in Forester park Independence on Sunday. Dinner is served at noon with coffee cream and sugar provided. An afternoon program features a 2 bell game between Waterloo and Independence members, plus races horseshoe pitching and other attractions.

Family Heunion Trace Gilssener Glasaner-Heishel Cedar Falls Elips Fuckinger Hudson Order of Foresters Gilbertvilla Greene Independence Mont Gelwelh Waverly Waterloo Forester Park Main Street Foresters

Woman Disappears Prompting Police Search

Normin Flemming, 24, a dishwasher at the Home cafe on 505 Commercial Street, reported Tuesday that a woman has vanished. Friends fear kidnapping or foul play and urged police to conduct a search.

Normin Flemming Commercial Street

Peach Butter and Tomato Chutney Canning Notes

The text outlines canning steps for Peach Butter and Tomato Chutney, with sugar ratios, standing times, and cooking durations. It includes peeling and slicing peaches, stirring to prevent burning, sterilizing jars, and sealing in boiling water. Also describes canned String Beans, including trimming, blanching, cooling, packing, salting, and sterilizing to preserve freshness.

Public Ownership League formed to promote municipal utilities

Cedar Falls reports formation of the Cooperative Public Ownership League of Town to develop municipally owned utilities and support existing ones. Herbert G. Thompson of Muscatine elected first president with Sen Joe Allen of Des Moines as vice president and George Rice of Mapleton as secretary and treasurer. Directors include Lewis H. Hayne Emmetsburg G J Long Webster City G W Dickman Sumner A H Krause Marengo R S McNuit Muscatine Jacob Van Der Zee Iowa City Gort Van Der Breeg Orange City H L Bloomquist Geder Rapids Fred Long Keokuk.

Muscatine Co-Operative Public Ownership League of Town Herbert G. Thompson Joe Allen Des Moines George Rice Mapleton Lewis H. Hayne Emmetsburg G. J. Long Webster City G. W. Dickman Sumner A. H. Krause Marengo R. S. McNuitt Jacob van der Zee Iowa City Gort van der Breeg Orange City H. L. Bloomquist Geder Rapids Fred Long Keokuk

Des Moines Man and Cedar Falls Treeler Spotlighted

Des Moines resident Joe Allen and Cedar Falls treeler figure in a local spotlight. The feature highlights their roles in regional agriculture and industry events, noting notable projects and community impact.

Paving works disrupt Cedar Falls rural mail service

Postmaster Harold Plums announces temporary suspension of mail on old south Cedar Falls road as it joins highway 218. Rural route patrons may pick up at rainbow drive boxes or have mail delivered to neighbors. others will receive mail via general delivery in Waterloo. Carrier No. would continue service until the new highway opens.

Cedar Falls

New Model Of Novelty Tweed Pattern Fashioned For Full Figures

The Evening Courier describes Design 1760 a lightweight tweed dress pattern aimed at larger women. Features include flared revers diagonal bodice closing and inserted skirt pleats to slenderize. Sizes 34 to 48 with yardage details and simple instructions. pattern priced fifteen cents separate or ten cents with pattern order.

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Revieto Society Calendale Becker Chapter Garden Club Emma Hangen Percy Missis Dorothy |Utier Caralie Green Pauline Fox Eleanor Fever Marlys Facelsnte Elizabeth Fox Dorothy Breckenridge FORGE EDA Kent Nono Alma E Susie Billick John Lowe Women's Benefit Association Ella Mark Lee Boone State Feld K. C. Hall George Luth Oak Lawn Avenue H. C. Hall Chautauqua Circle Byres Park Church News Riverside Drives Division 5 Central Christian Church Immanuel Lutheran Ladies’ Aid. Society Sehool Auditorium Walter Yockey A. G. Archer George Bisbey H. O. Hernbrock Third’ Street West St Margaret's Guild St. Mary’s Epistopal Church W. F. Broke Martin Barth Alleday Ladies’ Ald Society First Lutheran Church Lira J. E. Yungman Women's “Missionary Society Trinity American Lutheran Church F. O. P. Club Electric Park Helen Gould Bo’elack Memorial Hall PRIEF West and 4Th St Y. ML Buchanan Walter Stanton Halverson L. C. Hemsworth Helen Bachle Michael Reese Hospital Frank Bachle Florence Street Clyde Demmel Charles Demmel Rhey Street Liberty William Jewell College Luli B. Secrist Ling County Marian Secrist Ferris T. Drew Seventh Street West Robert W. Paden Summer Ralph Paden Grant Avenue Dubuque Sundey Ettend T. P. Jones Paden James Preston Geneva Argyle Monroe Mrs. Preston Mr. Preston Pearl Kemp Albert Kemp Eva Uhlenberg Craig. Arbuckle J. W. Arwickle Park Avenue East Appenienis Aden Memorial Hospital Craig Arbuckle Clara, Hopka Alice Loveletta Lola Cole Thelma Kagley Dorothy Chienterg Madeline Bandfield Mildred Hemsath Wilma Singer Helga Hansen Luclls Nettleton Thelma Worthen Margaret de Witt East High School Coiribr Margaret Gallup Jerdeina Wilhite Eleanor Giles Marjorie Harker Emma Elizabeth Gilbert Harbara Neubecker Margaret ‘Thompson Lorraine Gibson Katherina Barset Helene Brown West High Public Ownership League Treeler Tern Dept W. 17Th Gt New York City
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