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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1929

Page

6

Marriage Announcement for Kathryn McVey and Clyde Howery

The marriage of Kathryn McVey daughter of Mr and Mrs H Ge Mevey La Porte Road and Clyde Howery son of Mr and Mrs Abraham Howery 519 Independence Ave was announced after a party at 911 Franklin Street. The ceremony took place Saturday August 31 in Galena Illinois. Mrs Howery is a West High graduate and Mr Howery a La Porte City High School alumnus employed by Standard Glass and Paint Co. They will reside at 911 Franklin Street.

Kathryn McVey H Ge Mevey la Porte Road Clyde Howery Abraham 'Howery Independence Ave Willian H. Cary Franklin Street Galena Howery West High la Porte City Standard Glass & Paint Co

Nuptial Rites and Local Social Happenings

Miss Irene J. Knothe and George Elliott wed at St Joseph cathedral La Crosse Wis with Rev Father Papa officiating. They plan to reside at New Albin where Elliott is high school principal. Florence Mobb wed Oscar Paulson at Norwegian Lutheran church parsonage Winnone Minn with Rev Kewins officiating. Chautauqua Circle reelects Chantguqua president Mrs G C Wallader and names officers. Picnic dinner served. study begins Sept 24 at west library on The Art of Thinking. T M Woodruff hosts a bridge party honoring visiting sisters Mrs Virgil Brown and Mrs Kate Burt. Visitors feted at 1 pm luncheon for Mr and Mrs Gordon Rath. Sunnyside Country Club to feature dinner dance tonight.

Hawkeye Irene J. Knothe George .O Elliott Bt. Joseph's Cathedral la Crosse Wis Peter Papa New Albin Robert Eliott Waukon Evans Clinic Miss Florence Mobb Edward Oscar Paulson Chantguqua Cad Wallader Chautauqua Circle Byrnes Park Tena Bickley LG. Hawk H. D. Sletsema Hawk West“ Library

Club Notes Description of Social Band and I R 15 Clubs

Thirty members and .7 rests attended the Social Band meeting yesterday afternoon at Mrs. C K Boldt 714 Mullan Avenue West Four new members joined. Prizes of 500 were awarded to Mrs Frank Acuff and Mrs Paul Bailey at the Pullman Diner meeting. Refreshments followed as plans were made for the next meeting Sept 18 at the same place Mrs Ella Litchfield 1304 Fourth Street East hosted I R 15 club yesterday afternoon after a picnic luncheon. The club meets with Mrs Mary Newton Oct 10

C.K. Boldt Mullan Avenue Dig Nutt la Porte Road Frank Acuff Paul Bailey Pullman Ella Litchfield Fourth Street East Frank Esher Mary Newton

Central Christian Church Divisions Hostesses Meet

Mrs. John Billings hosted Division 5 members at 711 Riverside Drive Thursday. The group will meet September 19 with Mrs. L Becker, 323 Center Street. Division 1 guests at a Millerdale chicken dinner hosted by Mrs. Oscar Saunders with assistance from Mrs. F L Tanner and Mrs. J S Grant. Mrs. Grant to entertain the division at the next meeting.

John Billings Riverside Drive Division 5 Central Christian Church L. ©. Becker Center Street Oscar Saunders Millerdale F. L. Tanner J. 5. Grant Grant

Society Calendar Night Events Across Local Groups

Tonight’s listings include a dinner dance by Sunnyside Country Phi Sigma Chi at Electric Park, a dance invitation, Brotherhood of American Yeomen bic at FB hall, Temple Rebekah lodge at Black Hawk Hall, Maccabees lodge plenio at Fredria Park, a home event by Billders class at Walnut Street Baptist Church, and Mr and Mrs H G Kelber event.

Sunnyside Phi Sigma Chi Park Brotherhood of American Yeoman Bic Temple Rebekah Lodge Hawk Maccabes Lodge Plenio Fredria Billders Walnut Street Baptist H. G. Kelber

Charles City Couple United in Marriage

Miles Toulse Dietrich of West Allis Wisconsin and Raymond Strum son of Mr. and Mrs Louis Strum of Charles City were united in marriage August 30. Sturm is a graduate and music teacher, and will teach in West Allis where Mrs Sturm will also teach.

Courier Charles City Toulse Dietrich West Allis Wis Raymond. Strum

Brandon Girl Weds Scranton Resident

The marriage of Miss Susie Kearns of Brandon and Elmer Butler of Scranton Iowa was celebrated at the bridegroom’s parents’ home with Rev. W F Briggs officiating at 2 o’clock Sunday. The bride wore a blue crepe dress and carried red roses. a four course dinner followed for relatives and friends.

Bride Elect Honored at Afternoon Tea in West Home

Mrs. A B Graham hosted a tea at 2318 Fourth Street West honoring Miss Katherine Graham whose marriage to Paul Pahl is planned for Sept 17. About 20 guests attended with a yellow and green motif. Nearby, fourteen friends hosted a housewarming for Mr and Mrs Glen Phillips at 1129 Forest Avenue. bridge prizes went to Mr and Mrs Harry Wade and a gift was presented to the honorees. A luncheon at 1 o'clock hosted by Mrs B L Schuneman at 229 Alta Vista Avenue honored Mrs Bille Catton of Los Angeles with 34 guests.

A.B. Graham Fourth Street West Katherine Graham Paul Pahl Glen Phillips Forest.avenue Phillips Harry Wade Schuneman Alta Vista Avenur Bille Catton Los Angeles Cel

City in Brief West End 4th 6th Bridge and Local Notices

Reports from the West end Fourth and Sixth bridges and local ads include Mrs F Be Newkirk of 1622 Fourth Street East ill with heart trouble. Mr and Mrs John Deardorf plan a two week motor trip in the west from Prospect Boulevard. Mrs E Hollywood Florida and Mrs D Miller of Ackley IA visit Mrs P C Bakker 413 Baltimore. A A Clark of Chicago visiting N A Walfe 202 Highland Boulevard returned home. Warren Manross, 36, a hospital patient at Presbyterian with heart trouble and rheumatism. TM Craig Arbuckle of New York recovering from appendicitis at Allen Memorial. Kenneth Eck of Jesup improved after appendectomy at Presbyterian Hospital. J S Ryle, Boy Scout executive for the Wapsipinicon area, returns from a northern tour meeting scouts and planning SCOUG programs for fall.

F. BE. Newkirk John’ Deardorf Prospect Boulevard E. Berg Hollywoond Onl D. Miller Ackley IP. C. Bakker Baltimore Street A. A. Clark Chicago N. A. Walfe Highland — Boulevard Warren Maniross J. Glyde Manross Polk Street Presbyterian Hospital J. S. Ryle Wapsipinicon Waterloo Independence Decoreh Oelwein Cresco New Hampton

Hints in Beauty Care Routine for Daily Skincare

The column shares a daily beauty routine including morning cold water cleanse, minimal foundation and powder in town, castile soap lather at home, and a nighttime regimen with castile soap and warm water. It suggests variations for afternoon touchups and formal evenings with rouge, eyelid powder, and black cold cream on lashes. A hair removal tip with peroxide and ammonia is offered, plus a brief personal dating/advice note on age and color guidance.

Castile

Pre Nuptial Parties Honor Miss Marjorie Blackman

Miss Marjorie Blackman was feted at a pre nuptial party at the home of Mrs. Harry Haven 302 Hartman street. The bride to be wore pink and green and gifts were presented. Attending were Misses Doroty Witt Frieda Bentroth Alta Thornberry Neva Meyers Wilma Fortsch Wilma Gates Giusetta Wognon Valine Brown and Mrs K J Blackman and others. A separate bridal shower for Miss Lillian Schott was hosted by Mrs Boyd Peterson and Mrs Carl Bender at Electric Park with 16 guests. Phi Sigma Chi fraternity hosts an invitation dance at Electric Park tonight from eight to twelve.

Marjorie Blackman Dorothy Witt Frieda ‘Bentroth Alta Thornberry Neva Meyers Wilma Fortsch Wilma Gates Giusetta Wognon Valine Brown K. J. Blackman Walter Smith Forrest Worley Candle Wilson Indianapolis Ind Boyd Peterson Carl Bender Lillian Schott Matt Parrott Electric Park Miss, Schott Waller-Roberte Gertrude _E. Roberts Reinbeck Waller Waterloo Glenn A. Pints Tha City Rll Phi Sigma Dance Phi Sigma Chi Roral

Former Waterloo Woman Welcomes Zep on West Coast

Mr and Mrs T Bulen McCormack of Rio Vista California joined a motor caravan to greet the Zeppelin at the Golden Gate San Francisco California after an eighty mile trip. They saw the airship as it sailed over the port just after docking. Mrs Jennie Firth of Fairbank also viewed the arrival from a Chicago motor tour.

T. Bulen McCormack Rio Vista Cal Golden Gate San Francisco F. Willis Jenks Waterloo Jennie. Firth of Fairbank Illinois Chicago

Octagon house of Madison to be restored as national arts center

Washington Sept 6 The Octagon historic house where President Madison lived will be restored and developed as a national center of architecture and allied arts. The work costing 600000 will be done by the American Institute of Architects with access to original furnishings and period utensils.

Washington, D. C Madison American Institute of Architects D. Everett Wald New York Institute John Tayloe George Washington White House Waid Sig Ghent

No Pry Taxes for Denton in Five Years

Denton Texas observers foresee a future where municipal taxes vanish in five years as City Engineer W N Harris projects with a cash‑based city relying on water and electric profits. The plant funds a sinking reserve for bonds and past improvements, with a larger plant planned to sustain services and pave streets, gyms, fields, fair sites, and an airport.

Denton Tex Iplant Aides

Grace M E and First M E list church boards and active memberships

The fourth quarterly conferences report Grace M E Church with active memberships 1138 and First M E Church with 1208. Official boards for Grace include Trustees, Stewards, and numerous named members. First M E lists its trustees and stewards, with many named individuals. Linden M E reports an active membership of 200 and lists its forthcoming board members.

First Church Grace Linden First M.E W. G. Crowder Oedar F G. Witingman M. E Grica Church Board of Grace J. Wy. Arbuckle H. Bingham F. L. Henedict H. T. Fisher S. M. Bentley Fltf. Hartman W. W. Wyant F. D. Adams Stewards P. A. Swartz Howard D. O. Mayas A. Cohagan Helple GH. Cheever A. N. Gleason C. A A. E. Glenny J. E. Johnson H. J. Hess B. H. Paulsen T. Wilson J. G. Ralston E Butler Fred C. Repass C. F. Wagle Stewards Lotus Survay W. 4H Beverstock W. A. Cook Henry Glas B. A. Smith J. H. Hileman Martin Burke G. M. Bristol G. Harmon G. J. Bondurant Cal C. Thompson H. O. Huston J. A. Worley U. S. Wilson H. D. Sietsema Bruce Gates C. W. Bruner G. A. Schojin C. GC. Rickhoff Harry ©. Dunlap Date Kilp W. 3B. Porter William Montgomery Edson Gillette Fred Teeter Ernest Ackerman John Cotton John Aker Dora Hepler Thomas Webber Anna Gould Zuehlke C. G. Brooks G. F. Chapman Clyde Hoffman Carl Speth W. B. Porter Orval Brooks

A Year Ago Today in Waterloo

A quiz of compact notes recalls Waterloo items from Sept. 6 1928. Henry P Clarke age 88 died at 728 Randolph Street after leaving college to join the Civil War Union army. Edwin A Boss of Oelwein Ia owner of a pork chain bought BR H stock and the East Waterloo Hotel company. Ann Frerichs eleven year old Dolliver Inds who was accidentally shot by her brother at Reinbeck Ia Aug 21 was improving at Allen Memorial hospital.

Henry P. Clarke Randolph Street Edwin A. Boss Oelwein Pork Chain Town Nebraska Wisconsin Bitchigan BR. H East Waterloo Jressee Ells Hotel Ann& Frerichs Dolliver Reinbeck Allen Memorial Hospital

Man dies unknown after hotel stay in Raymond

Raymond Washington report notes John Garlson a 61 year old from Maselle who left Astoria, checked into a local hotel, and died in his room from natural causes. A clerk misread the name as John Koski. Relatives searched in vain as authorities buried him as an unknown, while Arthur Carlson later identified the clothing.

Raymond Wash John Garlson Maselle Astoria John Koski Arthur Carlson

Delaware Farm Woman Admits Arson Guilty

Hopkinton Delaware farmwoman Anna Shaffer 44 of Sand Springs near here pleaded guilty to arson yesterday. She admitted starting a fire at her Sand Springs home last Saturday and faced sentencing in Manchester district court. Insurance on the loss was 1500 dollars.

Hopkinton U.pre Anna Shaffer Sand Springs District Court of Manchester Shaffer

Police Notes Report Local Courtroom Activities

Ralph Denny ordered by Judge J. Sager to pay 87 weekly for family support and post a 31,000 bond. J C Neal fined 25 or seven days for attendance law violation. A Campbell jailed 14 days for false checks. Kenneth Brewer arrested on suspicion of wife desertion. L G Hamilton held on illegal possession of alcohol and released on bond.

Ralph Denny J. Sager Denny J.C. Neal Scio A. R- Campbell Independence George J. Sager Kenneth Brewer R. A. Michaels H. Oo. Wagner L. G. Hamilton Damon Gheney

Prince of Lippe Fined for Free Statement

The Prince of Lippe was sentenced to a month’s imprisonment in effect for claiming that high office requires prison or equivalent distinction. He argued no offense to German cabinet members. The court, citing Safeguarding the Republic Act, reduced the fine to 15 dollars due to his reduced circumstances.

Altho Safeguarding the Republic

Four Flying Brothers Bring Small Town Boys to Skies

Sparta tale of four brothers who left local life to become pilots. John Hunter sparked the journey in 1923 by buying a ticket to St Louis where Maj We Roberts helped him. He taught his siblings to fly and now John Walter Kenneth and Albert run a local mail and commercial service with a safe five year record.

Sparta the Hunter John Hunter St. Louis Bo Roberts John Walter Kenneth Albert

Boiled Meat Cutlets with Lobster Sauce and Bake Dish

A recipe fragment describes boiling meat stock and forming ten cutlets from lobster meat mixed with butter flour water and seasonings then breading and frying. It also outlines baked corn and tomatoes with breadcrumbs and cheese and a coffee cake with molasses raisins currants and butter.

Simple Bloomer Frock pattern for young children

Advertises a Simple Bloomer Frock pattern from The Fashion Books, with designs in printed gingham dimity or percal, front opening, side pleats, and contrasting collar and cuffs. Includes yardage, sizes, and a guarantee of perfect fit, price ten to fifteen cents plus postage, order instructions and address details.

Devil's Food cake praised by over a million housewives

Alice Adams Proctor notes that the Devil's Food cake offered is highly praised by more than one million women and ten thousand housewives. The recipe is said to rival the original Virginia Devil's Food with unusual ingredients. It claims you can save half the cost of baking at home. The details of ingredients are shown in a box above.

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