Garden Club To Host Fall Flower Display At Pinehurst
Garden club members opened plans for a garden tea and fall flower display to be held at Mrs. A. E. Rumsey’s Pinehurst home next Wednesday afternoon. Exhibit committee members include Mrs. J. F. Simpson Mrs. C. G. Marsh and Mrs. L. A. Kleibstein. Guest day will feature floral displays ribbons and a luncheon for about 69 attendees including out-of-town guests Mrs. W. W. Fisher from Ontario Cal and Mrs. Harry Sevydel from Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
A. E. Rumsey
Garden Club
W. F. Parrott
Cedar Heights
J. F. Simpson
C. 4. Marsh
R. C. Bodwell
H. B. Maynard
Robert Parrot
O J. Conery
W. E. Marshall
Miss Nellie Bickford Weds Willard Clasen in Nashua
Miss Nellie Lorain Bickford daughter of Mr and Mrs L A Bickford 1026 Berth Avenue and Willard R Clasen son of Dr and Mrs H W Clasen Tri Pol were married at 9 o clock Tuesday morning at the Little Brown Church in the Vale Nashua Rev Lyle McComson officiated in the presence of immediate families Dr and Mrs Everett Klause attended the couple The bride wore a dark blue georgette gown with a matching hat and Ophelia roses and baby breath in her bouquet After a breakfast at Sunrise Inn Nashua the newlyweds left for Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois They plan to reside in Dubuque where Mr Clasen works in the Northwestern Bell Telephone commercial department Both graduates of West High school the couple are now connected with the Bell system
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Lorain Bickford
L.A. Bickford
Berth Avenue
Willard R. Clasen
Dubuque
H. W. Clasen
Tripol
Little Brown
the Vale
Nashua
Lyle McComson
Everett Klause
Sunrise Inn
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Mr. Olasen
Luncheons Given This Week by Mrs Marsh in St Louis
Mrs W W Marsh entertained a group of friends at a luncheon today at her home 408 South Street Bridge was played in the afternoon She will be hostess at a luncheon at Blacks tearoom Thursday at 5 a compliment to Mrs BE B smith Los Angeles Cal The afternoon will be spent with bridge Cabinet meeting committees and advisers for the Friendship clubs of East and West High schools were chosen at a supper meeting of the cabinets Tuesday evening at the W C Ay weekend house party and conference at Morris isle was also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Clark
St. Louis
W. W. Marsh
South Street
Friendship Clubs
W.C. Aj
Morris Isle
Sunshine
Rebekah Lodge
Waterloo
C. F. Hall
Waterloo ST
O. F. Hall
Church News Shows Fall Church Meetings and Quilting
The Ladies Aid of First Lutheran plans an all day quilting at the church with a picnic dinner after the 2 30 business session. St Margaret s guild and St Mark s Episcopal hold early fall meetings at 2 30 with hostesses named. The Luther League at Trinity American Lutheran meets tonight at 8 with delegate reports. Plymouth Congregational hosts a Friday supper and program for all members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Sigma Chi
Black
Sunnyside
Helens Gould
W. E. Johnson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Hattle Eason
Keith Crowther
St. John’s School Hall
Ladies’ Aid
First Lutheran Chick
Frank Acuff
E. A. Heald
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Waterloo T
O. F. Hall
Blue Triangle League
Aid Society
First Lutheran Church
O “Ballard
Tegtvieder
Aft
cTmoan
St. Margaret's
St. Mark's
Episcopal Church
Welock
W. E. John- Eon
Park Avenue West
Plymouth Congregational
Golden Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Shaulis
In celebration of their fiftieth wedding anniversary Mr and Mrs Simon Shaulis will host friends Saturday afternoon September 8 from 2 PM at 226 Home Park Boulevard. They wed in Waterloo September 8, 1878. both are natives of Somerset County Pennsylvania. He is 84, she 81, and he is a Civil War veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Shaulis
Home Park Boulevard
Mrs. Shaulis
Waterloo
J. H. Berry
Somerset County
Pennsylvania
Shaulis
Formation of the Oolretan club and charity circle notes
A Thursday afternoon meeting will be held by Mrs. Frank Acuff at 518 Broadway with the club and charity circle. Mrs. E A Heald hosts another social circle gathering at 408 Broadway. The Oolretan club formed by charter members plans its first regular meeting at president Mrs. George Smale’s home 143 Mohawk Street.
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F. QO
Frank Acuff
Broadway
E. A. Heald
Black's Balcony
Oolretan Club
George Smale
Mohawk Street
Tatler
Hints in Beauty Care New Feminine Wardrobe Trends
A fashion column outlines a shift to feminine silhouettes with high back goat collars and self fur contrasts. Emphasizes wrapped girdles to shape hips, looser waistlines, basque-inspired dresses, long fluffy hair, bonnet hats, and refined undergarments to streamline the figure.
Witty Lettuce and Cooked Salad Dressing Tips
A quirky kitchen feature highlights crisp bacon with shredded lettuce and a sharp warm dressing. It also outlines a four egg cooked dressing, with sugar, vinegar, milk, and flour, plus mustard and salt. The notes praise mushrooms and fruit juices for icing color, and advise reheating soup to keep it sweet in heat.
Business Women's Club Opens Fall Season With Meetings
The Business and Professional Women's club opened the fall season with a dinner meeting in Waterloo. Fifty-seven members attended. Reports from the state board meeting in Des Moines and the national convention in New Orleans were presented by Mrs. A. E. Johnson. Miss Callie Wieder won the best editorial award for a club member. Weekend guests at the Blonigan residence included relatives from Adams, Chicago, Des Moines, and Qelwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
Des Moines
New Orleans
Business and Professional Women's Club
Eda Behrens
A. E. Johnson
J. F. Balensiier
Callie Wieder
Waterloo
Ruth Rupley
Keokuk
Stele
Local notices and social updates from a midweek town page
Several residents report visits and travel plans including Dr and Mrs John P Murphy of St Louis visiting Mrs Margaret Murphy in Des Moines and Miss Agnes Meany and Miss Mary O Connell returning from a Minneapolis Milwaukee and Chicago trip. Local professionals announce operations healing progress and upcoming events while three divorce suits are filed for cruel treatment and a women's meeting is set at a Full Gospel mission tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey Kruger
Chicago
Full Gospel Mission
Water Street
John P., Murphy
St. Loui
Margaret Murphy
Fifth Street West
GC. W. Ellysom
Craig
Home Park Boulevard
Raymond and
Russell Tuttle
Desloges
Agnes Meany
Greene
Schultz
Helen McCarty
Second Street West
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Utah
San Francisco
Pasadena
Northeastern Iowa Teachers Convention Near Completion
County Superintendent A. B. Jewett left for Dubuque to finalize roundtable programs for the Northeastern Iowa Teachers association. The fall convention will be held Oct 18 and 19 in the Dubuque high school, marking a switch from spring to autumn with two conventions this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EB. Jewett
Dubuque
Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association
Waterloo
Waterlou Evening Comics PATTERNS Enclose 15 cents for each pattern
To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design, send it to Fashion Department, Evening Courier, Waterloo, enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in 10 days after sending to your order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Mandamus Suit Seeks Gas Station Permit in Waterloo
J L Marquis files in district court seeking a writ of mandamus against Mayor Qunn Tibbits Building Commissioner Toenjes and the city of Waterloo to issue a permit for a gasoline station at Campbell and Fourth streets. Application for permit filed with the building commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qunn
A. Tibbits
D. B. Toenjes
J. L. Marquis Seking
City of
Waterloo
Campbell and
Fourth Streets
Cat
White clothes ruined by hard water soap and Melo fix
Reading like an old ad the piece explains how soap and hard water left a dirty ring and scum on garments. It claims Melo softens water, improves cleaning, and makes clothes look white again, urging readers to buy a can at the grocer.
City council refuses permit for filling station site
The city council refused the permit on July 16 for a proposed filling station on the site of the English Lutheran church, with congregation joining the Danish American Lutheran church. Attorneys Pic kett and wither 4 Farwell represent Marquis. This marks the second post refusal case this year. another suit by Dr J D Cecil to erect a station at Walnut and Fifth is pending in district court. Burnt brick has been used in building for more than 6,000 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Cecil
Walnut
Fifth’ Streets
Sears
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Society In Review
Miss Bickford
Willard Clasen
Church News
Luther Jeague
Trinity ‘American Lutheran Church
Lee Wiltse
Sherwood Park
Agnes. Wiltse
Marie Wiltse
Lawrence
Wilise
Davenport
Moline
Myrs. GC
C. Rickhoff
Memorial Hall
Marion’ Hall
May Walker
Yeoman’ Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Club
Ficnic
Hamilton Club
Eiedtric Park
Glig'club
Alice M. P
Business Women’s Club
William Blonigan
Utica Street
Father Arnold
St. Mary's Parish
Frank Blonigan
Mike Snyder
Anton Snyder
Adams
Mina
John Blonigan
Louis Smith
Bronson Bartlett
Dixon
Paul Nissley
E. W. Bartlett
Independence Avenue
G S. Bartlett
Nissley
Bartlett
Wisconsin
Byrnes Park
Edward Hagerstrom
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk I
Alephshien Fraternity
Black's
Nate Litkin
Moose Hall
Woman's Benefit Association
William Bray
George Moothart
A. G. Allensworth
Murtach
James C. Murtagh
Sans Souci
Murtagh
Acme
Fourth Street West
Buchanin's
H. A. LaRue
Park Ave
Nue West
St. Francis Hospital
Arthur Hentges
Harry Utley
Manchester
Hat Tva
Allen Memorial Hospital
George B. Shoemnsker
University Hospital
Clarence Smith
Edna Smith
Plainff
Darlene
Dana
Arthur Spooner
Edith Spooner
Louis W. Smith
Gladys Smith
Sunshine Rebecca Lodge
Bernice Bryant
Noble Grand
Mildred Kopel
Woman's
Agnes Thompson Flower and Beauty Shop
N. E. Iowa
Waterloo Evening Comics
Paris
Madame
Yteb
LUS Mll
Ares Soft Water
U.S
Good Housekeeping Institute
United States Rubber Company
New York City
Aolesale Distributors
Adams Papers& Specialties CO
Melo
Aelo
Folger
Folger’s
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