Informal reception honors Mrs Gertruda MacDonald in Eastern Star session
An informal reception honoring Mrs Gertruda MacDonald associate worthy matron will follow the fall Wal erica chapter Eastern Star session in the Masonic temple on Wednesday evening. Readings and musical numbers planned with refreshments supervised by Mrs Myrtle Falen and assisted by several women. Mary Ethel Dixon to preside at the business meeting at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertruda MacDonald
Walerica Chapter
Order of Eastern, Star
Masonic Temple
R. MacDonald
Myrtle Falen
Grace Kauffman
Berfa McElhinney
Margaret Carnon
Myrtle Picken
Mary Ethel Dixon
R. N. MacDonald
Walnut Street Baptist Church
al O
Black
Ministerial Association
Grace Seebers Re-elected Treasurer at G A R Convention
Mrs Grace Seebers of Waterloo was re elected treasurer of the Ladies of the G A R at the national convention conducted in Grand Rapids Michigan last week Returning home she and Mrs GC shape were en route via Dubuque They praised the record attendance and hospitality and noted Des Moines will host next encampment Officers named include Lydia MansonGrawfordsville Indiana president Ida McGraw Detroit Michigan senior vice president Callie Long West Virginia junior president Amy Dalton Indiana secretary Dickwin New York captain Nellie McMillan Mansas counselor The advisory council includes Myrtle Falmadge Kansas Mary Caldwell Pennsylvania Sara Mathews Minneapolis Ella Jones Pennsylvania and Francis Linell Massachusetts national inspector
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Seebers
Waterloo
Grand Rapids
Mich
Anna Waeaver Becker
Lincoln Circle
Seebers
GC. C. Shape
Dubuque
Becker
Des Moines
Lydia Manson
Grawfordsville
Ind
Frank B Miller and Miss Hall Wed at Cedar Rapids
Frank B. Miller and Miss Mona Patricia Hall wed in Cedar Rapids on Saturday afternoon. Rev J C Siman officiated in a home ceremony attended by L C Roethened Roy Vaughn of Waterloo. The couple plan a two week honeymoon to Chicago and Michigan cities before settling at 2230 Forest Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona Patricia Hall
George Hall
Ansbrough Avenue
Frank B. Miller
Willam Miller
Cedar Rapids
J. C. Siman
English Lutheran Church
L. CG. Roethened
Roy Vaughn
Waterloo
Chica
Michigan
I Jer
West Tigh School
Miner
Sme
Forest Avenue
Jesup couples 25th anniversary honored by friends
More than 90 relatives and friends gathered at the Malcom home Sunday to celebrate Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Malcom’s twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a picnic dinner on the Wansi river banks. They received a purse of silver and other gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
T. V.malcom
Wansie
University Women host first session with one act play
Mrs. W. A. Lane opens the Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women at her home with a one act play Sweet Solitude by Mrs. J. Q. Knox. Dallas visitor Mrs. Wilme Basher Gallaway will perform a violin solo with Waverne Heal on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Lane
Syaterloo
American Association of University Women
J. Q. Knox
Wilme Basher Gallaway
Dallas
Tex
C.5. Basher
Dorothy Hammond
Town State Teachers College
Roger Birdsall
Black's
A. E. Fish
R. W. Shearer
Marlin Heyde
Fiss
Cable Wieder
Miss Mae Steinmetz and Vincent Coyne wed in Minneapolis
Miss Mae J. Steinmetz and Vincent Coyne were married at 9 am Monday in Incarnation Church Minneapolis. A three course breakfast followed at the groom’s sister Mrs G M Brodericks home. The couple will reside at 5519 Pillsbury Ave S Minneapolis after a Canadian Rockies honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Steinmetz
Vincent Coyne
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Mae J. Steinmetz
Incarnation Church
G. M. Broderick
Mabel Kies
Waterlyn
Elizabeth
Mrs. Coyne
Canadian Rockies
Bani, Lake ,Louise
Vancouver
Seattle
Glacier
Yellowstone National Parks
Pillebury Avenue South
Mr. Coyne
Waterloo Couple Is Married in Church
Miss Elenna Anderson and Harry J. Button, both of Waterloo, were married at First Lutheran church at 10 a m Monday with Rev Henry Mueller officiating. Pauline Morkus and Serbert Mer of Chicago were attendants. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Herbert P Mer of Chicago. The bride wore blue canton crepe with a yellow rose corsage. Mr and Mrs Button left for a brief wedding trip and will reside at 344 Albany Street after Sept 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Madison
Arthur
Madison
Sycamore Street
William P. Frickson
Mary E. Frickson
Albert Hotel
First Methodist Church
Independence
Ray Smith
Wilbur Hickok
Waterloo
Frickson
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Beloit, Wis
Tarenis
Elenna Anderson
Harry J. Button
First Lutheran Church
Henry Mueller
Pauline Morkus
Serbert Mer
Chicago
Herbert P Mer
Albany Street
Zoller Family Reunion At Waverly Station Park
About 40 members of the Zoller family gathered at the tourists park in Waverly on Sunday for a reunion. Attendees from out of state included Mr and Mrs John Jurgensen and their sons Ralph and Merton and Miss Elsie Stoffel of Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Zoller
John Jurgensen
Ralph
Merton
Elsie Stoffel
Minneapolis
W. Zoller
Carl Paviy
Leo Larsen
George Howard
York
Olga Hulberg
Carl Nelson
M. Eva Weires Shen
T Allison
J. N. Sweitzer
Municipal Court
Bailif
Peek and Sager
Ralph Longley
Grinnell
Beauty Q&A on hair growth and self image advice
Readers receive practical tips on managing light facial hair and scalp health with cautions against depilatories, plus guidance on weight proportions for height. A columnist counsels stressed readers to improve mood, smile more, and regain vitality to counter loneliness and social pressure.
Miles City Bride Clarence White Wed in Montana
Marie Darby and Clarence White married in Miles City Montana on Sunday. The bride formerly lived in Clarksville and worked at Black's Shingle shop before teaching, and studied at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. The groom is a traveling salesman based in Minneapolis with temporary Miles City address. The couple will stay at the Olive hotel during a short Canadian wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Darby
Miles City
Mont
Clarence White
Canada
Olive Hotel
Clarksville
Black
Clarksville High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
First Presbyterian Church
White
Minneapolis
Waterloo Woman's Club Adds Four New Members at Board Meeting
At the Waterloo Woman's Club first board meeting of the year presiding Mrs C W Chapman four new members joined the club: Mrs E B Higter je, Mrs B M Henderson Jr, Mrs 2 O Pack man and Miss Sue Norther. Treasurer Mrs E D Alford reported strong finances as fifteen members attended and a plan for a business session later in the week was noted. A street sign appreciation was given to the fire chief and a brief memorial for Mrs Dave Henderson was observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Chapman
Waterloo Woman's
Dave Henderson
E.D. Alford
EB. Higter
B. M. Henderson, Jr
2. O. Packman
Sue Norther
Alpha Delphians Begin Drama Study Wednesday
Alpha Delphian chapter members start their year with a drama study session at the YWCA building at 2 30 p m Wednesday. Mrs E Brown chairman will read and Mrs C A Boatman newly elected president will chair the business meeting with a secretary treasurer and press correspondent to be elected. Mrs Victor Zelhoefer is vice president. Members are asked to bring text and year books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delphian
Young Women's Christian Association
E. &. Brown
C. A. Boatman
Victor Zelhoefer
Radio Programs and Musical Features Across Stations
A scan of listings shows numerous radio programs on stations including WHO Des Moines WLS Chicago and WEAF New York. It highlights orchestra performances, piano and violin acts, farm and home management talks, baseball scores, and live concerts with names such as Craven and Margot among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searby Star Davenport
Radio Farm
Koil Council Biefts U Lalk
Arariose
WLS
Chicago
Cor Craven
Enor
Ison
Gletin
Dudge
Vorad Indetega Camper
Re . Chinage
Congres
Speaches
Mark Garland
Arts Orchestra
Church Activities Busy Schedule Across Local Congregations
First Methodist plans a Wednesday tally starting at 6 30 with a picnic supper and a program of orchestra readings and vocal numbers during social hour. Lay Electoral conference delegates to be elected with voting from 6 30 to 1. Various church groups meet this week at homes for sewing sessions and regular sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Miss Hughes to Speak to Guild at Trinity Lutheran
The Ladies' Guild at Trinity American Lutheran church will hear Miss Helena Hughes discuss local conditions by aids. A vocal solo by Mrs. Alexander Frank and a piano piece by Mrs. Harold F. Smith precede an entertainment luncheon with sandwiches and a covered dish from each member. Proceeds go to the guild building pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aids Helena Hughes
Social Welfare
Steegue
Alexander Frank
Harold F. Smith
Cakota
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Smith
Frank
Guild
F. Herbert Moehlman
M. 11. Scheidecker
Carl Baker
Workers Back on Job After Labor Day Frolic in Waterloo
Waterloo workers resumed duties after a Labor Day celebration that drew over 5 000 attendees for an evening crowd and a 1 200 plus afternoon picnic. Central Labor Union leaders directed sports events featuring dozens of participants across running, sack, egg and spoon, nail driving, potato, wheelbarrow, rolling pin throwing, horseshoe, tug of war and relay contests with unions prevailing in several races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
M. J. McCaffrey
Central Labor Union
Henry L. S. Tichson
Kirk Spafford
C. @. MacKay
Mny
William Ghotlian Bickford
Joseph Pack
Cub Christensen
Lea | Holst
Atenisi Hummel
Gils
Dorothy Bennett
Leona Crandall
Helen Christensen
Helen Crandall
Virgliaia Pender
Violet Mackay
Mrs. Wolf
Dorothy Nunn
Florence Howard
Marla Stender
Cleo Thompson
Swiers
Sivehta
Ed Swiers
Joe Swehla
Leo Metlon
Ortis Watson
Glenn du Boia
C. F B. Reitz
Sam Galloway
Mrs. McLoughlin
Shepherd Improves Steadily After Car Crash in New Mexico
M. Or. Shepard, president and treasurer of Buclles-Shepard, badly injured in an auto wreck near Gallup on Aug. 26, is improving. He will be moved from Gallup hospital to Los Angeles this week. His son Joseph, who was with him, sustained a scalp wound but is recovering. Shepard suffered multiple injuries including broken ribs and head and chest injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. OR. Shepard
Buclles-Shepard
Gallup
N. OM
Los Angeles
Cal
Shepard
Waterloo
Joseph
City in Brief: Diverse Local notices and visits
A roundup of brief items from Grinnell area residents includes family visits, reunions, and travel notes. Several households report returns from California and Topeka, while others plan gatherings and school events. A legal note mentions a divorce suit and preparations for a countywide teacher’s meeting kicks off the season.
Mrs Christiansen Rites Set Friday in Nazareth Church
Funeral service for Mrs. Mads Christiansen, 72, widow of Jorgen Christiansen, will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at Nazareth Church with Rev. Otto Nielsen officiating. She died Monday after residing in Cedar Falls 14 years. Surviving are sons Louis and Herman of Cedar Falls, Carl of Clear Lake, Gla Ey srett of Wash and daughters Mrs. Raymond Weagle y of Anaheim and Mrs. Andrew Peterson of Long Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedir Palle
Mads Christiansen
Nazareth Church
Otto Niel
Sen
Greenwood
Christiansen
Cedar Falls
Louis
Herman
Carl
Clear Lake
Gla
Eysrett
Wash
Raymond Weagley
Anaheim
Cal
Andrew Peterson
Long Beach
Longaker Families Observe Annual Reunion at La Porte City Park
The fourth annual Longaker family reunion gathered at a local park in La Porte City with 71 attendees. Officers were elected: President John H. Taylor New Sharon, Vice President Roy Longaker La Porte City, Secretary A H Longaker New Sharon, Treasurer Mrs Fred Faylor La Porte City, Historian Mrs L J Tutt La Porte City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longaker
la Porte City
John 4H
Kk. Longaker
Roy Longaker
Lyle Wate Wayne
Maud Kline
L. J. Tait
Marion
Fred Taylor
Glenn Teeter
Veeter
Sawyer
George Wode
Miss Faye
Warald Wren
Fisink
Rain Revival After Four Hour Downpour
A soaking rain fell for about four hours starting before 7 a.m. reviving pastures and garden crops after a spell of heat. The moisture benefited meadows lawns and flowers while corn gained little. Cooler weather and more showers were forecast for tonight and Wednesday with no more heat waves expected this season. Temperatures ranged from 89 to 68.
Labor Day party arraignments yield fines and headaches
Several individuals faced fines of ten dollars and court costs after morning Labor Day observances. Judge J C Reem presided in municipal court as eight were arrested for intoxication and four for traffic violations including a speeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Reem
Tresiiles
Waterloo Rifle Team Member Competes National Shoot
Ernest Huffman of Company D Waterloo Iowa National Guard rifle team is at Camp Perry Ohio competing in the national rifle shoot. The Iowa team has 42 members plus alternates and a coach and seeks a top finish against guards units nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa National Guard
Ernest Huffman
Waterloo
Camp Perry
Capi
Wyde Davis
Iowa
Cohlpeline
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Hoffman
Laws
Relatives Honor Oregon Couple at Picnic in Orange
Relatives gathered at Tanneather Grove for a picnic honoring Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lichty of Eugene Oregon guests in the William Lichty home. About 60 attended for the dinner after church services and roughly 25 joined in the afternoon celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waian
Rotary Club
Old Home
Jack Brennen
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Oregon
Orange
Grange Township
Harry Lichhty
Eugene
Gre
William Lichty
Tanneather Frove
Alleged Vampire Motor Driver Case Continued
Kenneth Ogden charged as the driver of the so called vampire automobile that struck Florence and Clarice Lynch sisters was arraigned in municipal court before Judge John We Gwynne. The case is continued until Thursday at 10 a.m. Ogden was arrested Sunday for failing to aid or report a motor vehicle accident as required by state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Ogden
Florence
Clarice Lynch
John We. Gwynne
Thursie
Oyden
Waterloo Firemen Attend Iowa State Convention
Five members of the Waterloo fire department plan to attend the Iowa State Firemen's Association convention at Belle Plaine on Tuesday and Wednesday September 16 and 17. They are Frank Alirews Tia Garrabrant Lloyd Huntley Frank Lindsey and Lloyd McKenney. Special features include an address to school children by Harry k Rogers a fireproof wooden shingles demonstration and a real fire test. A Wednesday afternoon barbecue and a dance at Firemen's Park close the event with a roofing fire demonstration expected to draw delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Tre Department
Iowa State Firemen’s Association
Belle Plaine
Frank Alirews
Tia Garrabrant
Lloyd Huntley
Frank Lindsey
Lloyd MckKenney
Harry’ Kk. Rogers
Firemen's Park
Patterns From The Evening Courier Enclosures
The Waterloo Evening Courier offers up to date clothing pattern designs. Send 15 cents for each pattern to the Fashion Department in Waterloo, with orders expected to arrive within ten days after submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seng Ft
Yan
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