Multicolored Flowers Brighten Sunnyside Club Luncheon
A Sunnyside Country Club luncheon presided over by Mines, C. M. Howe, CG. A. Waterbury, Fred Nor they and Bev Swisher attracted about one hundred guests. Out-of-town visitors included Mrs. Charles Shaw of Philadelphia and Mrs. Walter Mayne of St. Louis. Floral baskets stood against a brick fireplace as the event unfolded on Thursday afternoon.
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Able
Mines
C. M. Howe
CG. A. Waterbury
Fred Northey
Bev Swisher
Sunnyside Country Club
Charles Shaw
Philadelphia
Alyin Jackson
L. J. Ross
Torrington
Conn
H. RB. Cropper
Walter Mayne
St. Louis
C.J. Balbert
Farewell Party for Friends Going Away to School
Miss Alice Readington hosted a dinner in rerhone for friends bound for college. Guests include Helen Swisher heading to Roberts Beach school in Maryland, Janet Knox to Ogoniz school in Pennsylvania, Dorothy Henderson to Minneapolis Art School, Dorothy Murtagh to Iowa State College Ames, Cora May Busby and Geraldine Brinkman to Grinnell College, and Reddington to Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Readington
Rerhone
Helen Swisher
Roberts Beach
Maryland
Janet Knox
Ogoniz School
Pennsylvania
Dorothy Henderson
Minneapolis
Dorothy Murtagh
Iowa State College
Ames
Alice Rodamamar
Cora May Busby
Geraldine Brinkman
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Miss Reddington
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Lambert Selleck Engaged to Illinois Fiancée
Mr and Mrs H B Selleck of 14 Commercial Street announce the engagement of their son Lambert who left Waterloo for Rockford Illinois where he works for a paving construction company. His fiancée is Miss Marlon Reinold daughter of Mr and Mrs William Reineld of 321 Blinncourt Rockford. She visited the Selleck home for a week in July and wedding date has not been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Selleck
Commercial Street
Lambert
Waterloo
Rockford, Hil
Marlon Reinold
Iam Reineld
Blinncourt
Rockford
Selfeck
Miss Reineld
Mollie La‘fier
J. D. TaTier
Washington Street
New York City
Saks Herald
Nicholas Webber
Franklin Street
Taylor
Jesup
Business and Professional Women meet to start season
Winery attendees join the first season meeting in the club room. Miss Mildred Gleason and Miss Martha Al. Cormick perform. Mrs. Alice B. Warsaw outlines convention reports. Plans for a 2 penny supper and Sept 25 entertainment were set at a memorial hall session of Daughters of Union Veterans.
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D. GO. V
Memorial Hall
Daughters of Union
Mmes
George Carrow
Fred Bross
Ray Snodgrass
J.c. Knapp
Alice Stewart
Vv. Dc. Kamp
Snodgrass
Mary Woore
Ficnic
Progressive Delphian
Florence Pfeffer
Sherwood Park
Ives
Alvine Prekel to Become Bride of Harry Spannuth
Mrs Henry Prekel of 128 Vine Street announces the engagement and upcoming marriage of her daughter Alvine to Harry Spannuth of Oak Park Me The ceremony will be held Friday at Emanuel Lutheran Church with the bride to be departing from Chicago where she has lived The prewedding events included a party hosted by Miss Sophie Peters and Miss Julia Ashbrenner with pink and lavender asters roses and lavender tapers as decor and a sister Mrs L A Boehnke hosting an aluminum shower A two course luncheon was served and Mrs WW Loosbrock assisted the hostesses
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Henry Prekel
Vine Street
Ciement
Mix Ge
Alvine
Harry Spannuth
Oak Park
Phica
Ep.m
Bnmannel Luckeran Chuch
Prekel
Alvis Prekel
Witerloc
Chicago
Sophie Peters
Julla Ashbrenner
Miss Prekel
Vier
L. A. Boehnke
WW. E. Loosbrock
OHS
Waterloo Garden Club Plans Garden Tea and Flower Display
The Waterloo Garden Club will host a garden tea and flower display on September 1 at the home of Mrs. Birse W. A. RB. Grehem. Members discussed bulbs planting, Tulips origin, and toured the hosts’ flower garden. A picnic luncheon at Mrs. W. F. Parrott’s Cedar Heights will close the meeting.
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Waterloo Garden Club
Birs. W. A
Halland
Hastegs
W. F. Parrott
Cedar Heights
Janet Little Gives Party for Dorothy Bertch
Miss Janet Lillie hosted a seven o clock dinner at Black's teargom in honor of Miss Dorothy Bertch ahead of her September wedding to Harold Patterson. Yellows and whites adorned the floral centerpiece and table decor. A pastel corsage marked Miss Bertch's place with covers set for Mses John P Bertch Noble Little Edgar Van Niman and Merle Francis and Mses Dorothy Bertch Dariyne Bertch Elizabeth Eighmey and Janet Little.
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Janet Lillie
Black
Dorothy Bertch
Harold Patterson
Miss Bertch
John P. Bertch
Noble Little
Edgar van Niman
Merle Francis
Dariyne Bertch
Elizabeth Eighmey
Jannet Little
Pasadena Guests Entertained at Alford Cabin
Mr and Mrs John Heath of Pasadena were honored guests at a dinner hosted by Dr and Mrs E T Alford atop their river overlook summer home. Other attendees included Alfred Longley E L Joinson C D Bartiett E B Smith F W Robertson Cass Lore Alford Sr Slamon Longley and Wil lston Alford. Phi Sigma Chi plans a farewell party next Monday at Electric Park pavilion with Des Moines orchestra. Security Benefit officers to be elected Thursday in B of P hall.
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John Heath
Pasadena
Cal
E. T. Alford
Alfred Longley
E. L. Joinson
C. D. Bartiett
E. B. Smith
Los Angeles
F. W. Robertson
D. Cass
Lore Alford, Sr
Slamon Longley
Willston Alford
Phi Sigma Chi
Electric Park Pavilion
Des Moines
P. Hall
J. A. Skogmo
Cecil Johnson
Chariton, Ta
Johnson
New
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Hints in Beauty Care Leg Development Exercise Advice
The article advocates exercise as the core method to develop the lower body including legs and hips. It highlights dancing as highly effective, recommends general gymnastic routines, and suggests walking or running about the house daily. It also notes age and weight considerations and mentions improving circulation through hand immersion in warm water.
Ruth N Elliott Hosts Shower for Edith Robins Bride elect
Ruth N Elliott hosted a muscel lanequa shower for Edith Robins on May day. 90 guests included friends from Cutler Hardware and from Marshalltown and Grundy Center. Gifts in pink and blue were presented in a toy wagon symbolizing Ellsworth Elliott’s Rock Island Line ties.
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Juds Robins
Ellsworth R. Elliott
May
Tiflate
Alisé Ruth
BN. Hiliott
Cutler Hardware Company
Miss Robins
Marshalltown and Grundy Center
Rock Island
Eliott
Chicago
Suittle Brown
Vala
Church Women Plan Meetings Across Denominations
Several church groups schedule gatherings including the Sewing Circle at Immanuel Lutheran at 2 p.m. Thursday, First Methodist Home Department meeting tomorrow with Mrs. Li C Miller, and the Ladies Aid societies of Lincoln M. F E and East Park Presbyterian hosting events tomorrow afternoon with respective chairmen. Other society bijeenkomsten include St Luke's Missionary group at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow in Mrs Z C Andersons den, and St Marks Woman's Auxiliary meeting tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. in Mrs J M Skogmos home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies’ Ain Society
First Methodist Sunday School
Li. C. Miller
Linden M. FE. Ladies’ Aid Society
Charles Veorsch
Man of
Fon 1
Ladies' Aid
Fast Park Presbyterian Church
Fred Grant
CIA Missionary Society of St. Luke's Fnoglish Lutheran Church
Z. C. Anderson
Frank B. Miller
St Mark's Episcopal Church
J. M. Skogmo
Club Notes Highlight Local Meetings and Social Events
Galden Glow club hosts ice social and embers gathering at Mrs. Tiarves Jullem's home tomorrow. Kunihat Awhelat attends a 92 oclock luncheon with Mrs. Artuar Duekal and others to discuss works of Tanes. Mrs Karlow Torseh plans a party at the Viaza theatre tomorrow afternoon. mothers meet at Neinhi v1 2G atelack sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galden Glow Club
Kunihat Awhelat
Artuar Duekal
Sindy
Tanes
Karlow Torseh
Viaza Theatre
Atelack
Steffen Publishes Short Course in Criminal Law
In the souvenir journal of the Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police convention held in Sioux City, Emt A. Steffen presents a concise criminal law outline. The synopsis, read by Jade John W. Gwynne, covers core principles, alphabetical crimes, and criminal procedure across three chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police
Sioux City
Emt
A. Steffen
Jade John W. Gwynne
Waterloo
Lowa Association of Chiefs of Police
Specifiec
Waterlo o Oil Co to Add 25000 Gallon Tank
Waterloo Oil Co. will erect a fourth 25 000 gallon supply tank at Falls and Mullan avenues under a permit issued by Charles Wasson building commissioner. The firm already operates three tanks at Falls and Mullan and will increase storage capacity to 70 000 gallons to meet rising business.
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Waterloo Oil Company
Falls and Muilan Avenues
Charles ‘Wasson
Fifth and
Jefferson Streets
Falls and Mullan Avenue
Jewish New Year observances begin tonight at Fifth Street synagogue
Jews of the Sons of Jacob congregation start Rosh Hashanah with services tonight at the Fifth Street West synagogue, ending Friday night. Evening prayers are from 7 to 7 30, morning services span from 3 to 12:30 tomorrow and Tuesday, with Rabbi I. Oster of Chicago officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jews of the Sons of Jacob
Fifth Street
West
Tridas
I. Oster
Chicago
Scout Court of Honor to Convene September 24
The Waterloo Boy Scout Court of Honor will hold its first meeting since the summer camping season ends Friday night September 24. No Review session this month due to scout executive Arthur F. Jury’s absence in Toronto on vacation. Jury will attend the biennial Scout Leaders conference at Hot Springs Arkansas before returning to Waterloo. Des Moines reports L. A. Andrew, state banking superintendent, appointed receiver for Sheldahl Savings Bank following the bank’s receivership filing.
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Waterloo Boy Scout Court of Honey
Court of Review
Arthur F. Jury
Tronto
Waterloo
Jury
Scout Leaders
Hot Springs
Ark
BANK
Des Moines
Sept
L. A. Andrew
State Superintendent of Banking
Sheldahl Savings Bank
On to Philadelphia Legionnaires Meet Tonight
Waterloo Legionnaires plan a 7 30 p m meeting at Memorial hall to finalize plans for the national American Legion convention in Philadelphia October 12 to 25. A special car may be chartered if enough Waterloo men attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Philadelphia
Memorial Hall
Waterloo
Town Notices and Return Visits Highlight Brief
Local items report residents returning from trips to Chicago Oelwedt Detroit and Waterloo and starting new work or study. County Attorney files injunction against A E Eckel over liquor past actions. Several residents depart for Washington Los Angeles and Mount Vernon for work study or teaching posts and a divorce suit is filed in district court.
Cylinder Type of Traffic Sign Makes Hit With Motorists
The new traffic signal at Fourth and Franklin streets wins praise from motorists per Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts as drivers report clear commands. The Griswold Company of Minneapolis proposes replacing existing signals with the cylinder type on trial at a small extra cost, claiming lower operation costs.
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Fourth
Frankin
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Griswold Company
Minneapolis
Dry Weather Needed In Iowa Crop Report Says
Des Moines reports 1d dry weather urged for corn maturity across most of Iowa while northern districts show progress. The Weather Bureau notes nine inches of rain in southwestern Iowa and 11.04 inches at Clarinda, with widespread flood damage to bridges and roads. Drought worries persist in Winnebago County as canning and threshing halt. Ground too wet to plow winter wheat seed, grape harvest brisk.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United States Weather Bureau
Clarinda
Winnebago
August postal receipts rise in Des Moines reports
Postal receipts in Des Moines show an 14.63 percent increase from August of last year totaling $236,992.22. The note contrasts fruit markets with the profitable outlook for peaches and apples, despite concerns rotting fruit.
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Des Roines
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Mystic
Alumni Association of
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Meert
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Lions’ Club
J. W. Gwynne
Gity
For & Complete Optical Service
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Y. M. Coa
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Rosebud Avenue
Ela Mwermann
Asilss Aliceilile
Barclay Street North
Oelweth
Lloyd Bachtell
Continental & Commercial Bank
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Mullan Avenue
P. H. Horn
George FL. McCleery
Beech Street
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
WW. A. Cook
Day
A. E. Eckel
Russell Allan
Rebel Avenue
Washington, D. S
General Motors Company
University of Wisconsin
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W. A. Powel
First Trust & Savings Bank
Mary Josephine Clark
Harry Isaac Clark
Waverly
Herbert Zettheang Air
S. John Werner
Sheboygan
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Mt. Carrot
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Frank Cimmigotti
Mason City
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Minn
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Dawson, Minn
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Ease High School
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Glade, Jr
Lincoln Street
Arlene Ehoster
Kankakee
Ill
Melva Bakkie
Forest Avenue
Grand Lake
Colo
Rocky Mountain Naonal Park
Manhattan
Kan
Kan-e State Agricultural College
St. Katharine’s School
Episcopal
Mississppt
St. Kathearine’s
Middle West
Gill
ST. Katharine’s
Davenport
Towa
England
Tiller & Garrabrant
Paul Davis Beauty
State Bureau
Kathryn Meek Hat Shop
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State Board of Examiners
Allied Arts Conservatory of Music
Coward
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