Wedding in Waterloue Brightens Rural Home Scene
Nellie Bly Moseley and Clarence Poe wed in a single ring ceremony at the Moseley home. Rev BEJ Boardman officiated. Cousins sang and played the bridal music. The bride, a Gates Business College graduate and college treasurer, plans a Minnesota honeymoon and home in Brockwell Arms. Poe, a Shell Rock graduate and bookkeeper, works at Young Coal Co. Attending guests came from Northfield and Charles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Moseley
Judson Aus P.m
Nellie Bly Moseley
Clarence
Poe
BE. J. Boardman
First Brethren Church
Waterloo
O’ Poe
W. A. Poe
Los Angeles
Cal
Hilvabeth Elghmey
Helen Dorothy Hollis
Miss Eightey
Wagner
Uadman
Elizabeth
Swain
Sona
Doris Wright
Charles Guy
George
Columbia
Jean Hollis
Northfield
Minn
Hollis E. Moseley
Elizabeth Eighmey
Catherine Hollis
Edna Hollis
State Teachers College High School
Gates Business College
Treasury
Shell Rock
Young Coal Company
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Brockwell Arms
R. C. Hollis
Jean
EB. N. Hollis
Marion
Catherine
Rolie
Harry B. Shaffer
Charles City
Mrs Knox Delights Waterloo Women With One Act Play
Mrs J O Knox presented her one act play Sweet Solitude at the Waterloo branch meeting of the American Association of University Women held at Mrs W A Lane’s home. The program also featured two violin solos Tire Snake Dance and Mighty Jake Rose by Mrs Wilma Basher Gualloway with Luverne Bea at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Knox
Waterloo
American Association of University Women
W. A. Lane
Jake Rose
Wilma Basher Gualloway
Dallas
Tex
Luverne Bea
Audrey Straver Weds J E Rosenthal in Cedar Rapids Ceremony
Audrey Gertrude Straver daughter of Mrs Emma Straver wed J E Rosenthal of Omaha son of Mr and Mrs Rosenthal Cedar Rapids at First Presbyterian Church in a small ceremony attended by close relatives. Bride wore fawn crepe gown with sweetheart roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs Rosenthal a longtime Emerson school faculty member and West High graduate. Rosenthal a Cedar Rapids High School graduate now with Meisel Tire in Omaha. couple to reside after a wedding trip east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Gertrude .Straver
Emma’ Straver
Hildebrand
J. E. Rosenthal
Omaha
K. Rosenthal
Cedar Rapids
J. R. Macartney
First Prebyterian Church
The
Waterloo W C T U Puts Five Persons on Lifetime Rolls
The Waterloo Womans Christian Temperance Union held a regular session at Whitard hall installing officers and naming five life members. New life members include Mrs. Moore, Minnie Crippen, Elizabeth Rupple, Mary Jane Kranbacher and S. E. Davis. Delegates to the Sioux City state convention will be chosen next Sept 22. The two day county convention opens Sept at Willard hall with Mary T. Philpot presiding. Wedding announcements note the marriage of Miss Louise Enderbrock to Paul Opltz of Clarinda in Vincennes Indiana with plans to reside in Clarinda after Oct 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Whitard Hall
Minen
W. OA. Davis
F. S. Burling
5. L. Garver
M. O. Hartzell
Peter Woodring
Clara Clough
Rosella Pendleton
F. FP. Yapp
A. A. Bentrager
C. Clark
Ida Mitchell
Edna Renner
Tesrat Moore
Sioux City
Willard Hall
Mary T. Philpot
Louise Enderbrock
Paul Opltz
Clarinda
Vincennes
Ind
Seni
Mir. Opliz
Waterloo
Gannon Camp
Moose Hall
Elizabeth Scribner
Anna Futlem
Anna Thomas
Bee Smith
Qda Anderson
Marguerite Berry
Bunco
Church Ladies Meet and Social At Local Parlors
The Ladies Aid societies and church groups across Cen tral Indiana plan Thursday gatherings in church parlors. Activities include picnics social hours and informal receptions for mothers babies and youth groups with various blessings and suppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Central Christian Church
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Beauty Tips For Slender Girls Elbows And Pores
A fashion minded guide advises slender young women on maintaining tight ankles and sharp elbows. It promotes two minutes daily elbow care with cold cream, scrubs, brushes, and cold baths to reduce pore size and achieve smoother skin. It also suggests routines for evening dressing, face care, and avoiding facial tension to preserve a refined silhouette.
Miss Buck Hosts Personal Shower for Gilchrist in Her Home
Miss Thora Buck concluded a series of engagement related parties with a personal shower for Miss Geraldine Gilchrist last night. Orchid and pink decor, dancing, and group entertainments marked the event with Miss Gilchrist and Julius Johnson set to marry Saturday. Guests included Mrs Adelaide Gilchrist and other friends. Miss Dorothy Johnson, Fay LeRue Jessup, Irene Feeley among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thora Buck
Geraldine Gilchrist
Julius Johnson
Luella Rose
Dorothy Johnson
Fay LeRue Jessup
Irene Feeley
Emma Buck
Adelaide Gilchrist
Minnie Ambrose
Dorothy
Julig Johnson
Fay LaRue Jessup
Ella” Rosé
Marguerite Stanton
Naxine Green
Darlyne
Helen Whittle
Arlene Stull
Fern Oman
Gilchrist
Club Notes Postponed Meeting With Mrs St Clair
The Come-chat-a club meeting with Mrs William St. Clair is postponed to September 17 due to illness at home. Twenty attended the first guid er time in the fall of the Happy Hour club Tuesday with Miss Cora Fowler hosting a 1 PM luncheon in the Old Home Tearoom. Garden flowers decorated tables for dessert and informal chats followed at Miss Fowler's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limcheton
Clerk
Black
Raymond Krumserg
Chicago
William St. Clair
Cora Fowler
Old Home
Miss Fowler
Waterloo Couple Weds in Rectory at Sacred Heart
Miss Mae Randall and Fred G. Rothermel both of Waterloo were married Tuesday afternoon in the rectory of Sacred Heart church by Rev. Father J. M. Molloy. They have worked for the Automobile Company for years and plan to reside at 489 Home Park Boulevard after a northern Wisconsin wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Randall
Fred G. Rothermel
Sacred Heart Church
J. M. Molloy
Rep Automobile Company
Wisconsin
Home Park Boulevard
Six Pairs of Twins at Meyerhoff Kin’s Reunion in Readlyn
Readlyn Iowa Labor Day picnic drew 152 Meyerhoff descendants in its fourth annual gathering. Six twin pairs posed for photos. youngest were Melba and Melvin Meyerhoff under one year. Families from Waterloo to Bremer County attended. next reunion set for Sumner Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyerhoff Kin
Readlyn
Meyerhoff
Park
Melba
Melvin
Lonng Meyerhoff
Lafayette Street
Waterloo
Fred Steege
Ed Harn
Leo Meyerhoff
Sumner Park
H. William Meyerhof
Earnest
Christian Meyerhof
Schaumburg Lippe
Couple Accused of Bigamy Seek to Void Punishment
County Attorney W A Cook and aide A G Reid yesterday faced a bid to parole the defendants Harry Hildon and Catherine Feller who are held on bigamy charges. Defense lawyers J C Murtagh and J Y Hazlett urged a guilty plea for parole, but the prosecutors would not agree, and arraignments were not completed as prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A. Cook
A. G. Reid
Harry Hildon
Catherine Feller
J. c. Murtagh
J. Y. Hazlett
Radio Programs and Stations Listing Across Cities
A dense OCR listing details radio station call signs and schedules from Davenport Des Moines Council Bluffs Chicago Detroit Kansas City St. Louis Omaha and nearby areas. It notes musical programs orchestra concerts baseball scores news and lectures with times ranging from early afternoon to late evening and includes numerous station identifiers and program types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
KEW
Chicago
Was
Rainbo
Rainbo Skylar
Ginger Hour
Oriole Concett
Oriole
Bonen
Tevac
WMA
WAAQ
WGN
Wiech
WBBM
Dave Nujeetman
Iw Wwws
Detroit
Detroit-Pontiac
WHA
Kansas City
School of the Air
RSM
St. Louis
Chica
WLS
Ralph
Musis
Systenor
Tean Lennye Chaplean
Anne
Prancely
Wy “Ward
Chiang Cantor
Wes
Yorn
Artigess
Jazz Feanper
Orchestra
Waa
WCCO
Orange Ladies Aid Honors Visitors at All Day Meeting
The Orange Ladies' Aid Society held an all day meeting at the church last Wednesday honoring visitors Mrs Jennie Wolfe and Dr Anna Flickinger. A white dinner was served and readings featured in the program. Several locals and guests were noted including Miss Juanita Fallsby and Mrs Dan Myers. The group also discussed community visits, upcoming events, and staff movements among area families and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Ladies Aid
Orange
Ladies’ Aid Society
Jennie Wolfe
Anna Flickinger
Dan Myers
Margie
Oliver
Milter
Juanita
Alen Memorial Hospital
Hele Forney
North Manchester
Ind
Gallege
Myr
Sam Browers
South Engileh
T. P. Hamer
Teachers’ Institute
Waterloo
Jennia Welfe
California
Harry Lichty
Eugene
Dre
Alr
Willan
H. Lichty
Indiana
W. H. Lichty
Diniels
Ruth
Amuledgville
Jusutita
Mt. Morris
Ray Lichty
Jon Ficklager
Nebraska
Alice Bechtelheiner
Alice Graham
H. R.schrock
Amos Wolfs
Minneapolis
Ben
Ralph Burns
Earl Hether
Cedar Harris
Helen Miller
E. Eshelman
T. PB
Red Cloud
Neb
Cedar Falls
Marlon Cunningham
Homer Miller
Clyde Bechtelheimer
Washington
Oregon
Siss
Anna Hamer
Tru
Ares. Erickson
Dike
Cedar Falls Busy Social Notebook Highlights Local Moves
Cedar Falls daily notes list George H. Twaddle as Cedar Falls correspondent for the Waterloo papers and record many residents traveling or moving. Bea Bowen heads to Moody Institute in Chicago, Margery Nesbit teaches in Eddyville, others visit Omaha, Minneapolis, and Chicago. several Cedar Falls residents return from trips, and faculty changes at the State Teachers College are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crtar Falls Daily Nets
George H. Twaddle
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
West Fourth Street
Bea Bowen
Chicago
Moody Institute
George
Omaha
Margery Nesbit
Eddyville
Edward Hieber
Wr. R. Marths
LeRoy Hieber
Neb
Andrew S. Hansen
Minnesota
William Fagan
Aronday
Richmond
Lad
Oscar Grow
Allison
Butler County
W. S. Wilard
Josephine
Peoria
Enrollment not reduced by bot, Vocational college notes
Cadart Falls reports enrollment rising at rate of 300 an hour as tuition hikes fail to deter attendance at teachers college fiftieth year opening. 2500 reg numbers issued. several faculty members leave for other posts and many new instructors join across departments including home economics, English, teaching, and social sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadart Falls
Teachers College
A. m
Thomas B. Honan
Hertzberg
Marie Guyer
Helen Knapp
Norman Nor
Chicago University
Roy Abbott
Natural Science
University of Wisconsin
C. W. Bantz
University of Illinois
Pearl Hog&refe
University of Chicago
Louise Hamilton
Ruth van Tuyl
Ethel Packer
Anna D. Cordis
Mary Anderson
Frances Botsford
Carl H. Erbe
Harriette Egan
Nancy Marie Ferguson
Leona Pletcher
Ednad Hopkins
Frances Johnson
Dora Kearney
H. J. O'Neill
Luella Ovyern
Luther Anton Richman
Mary Leona Sutherland
Geneve Wiles
Dorothy Mae Wheeler
Forty Chickens Burned In Fire At Broadway Homestead
Forty chickens burned to death and the coop destroyed by a blaze at the George Glark homestead, 1376 Broadway, at 4 a.m. today. Total damage about $106. Firemen used 89 gallons of chemicals. no insurance. Cause unknown. Sparks from the chimney also set fire to the roof of 250 Douglas Street residence occupied by H. S. Moore at 9:23 p.m. yesterday, but the fire department confined damage to the roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Glark
Broadway
Douglas Street
H. S. Moore
City in brief from Thet broken lens advertisement and notices
A digest of local notices includes a divorce granted to Adelaide Dawson from W S Dawson, visits by individuals from Dubuque to Minneapolis and Washington, and travel between Freeport and Wellsburg. Civil service exam results noted with two applicants. Church meeting replaces regular prayer service at Walnut Street Baptist and a Winona study plan for Harold Clayton and Rev Father Ambrose McGreaver is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Home Industrial Society
Old First Baptist Church
Park Avenue
Jefferson Street
Elis L. Jenks
Big Vista
Cal
Minneapolis
F. Willis Jenks
Barbara M. Campbell
Washington, D. C
Charles WW. Campbell
Washington Street
Heike Wessels
Harry
Henry
Freeport
H. J. MeKiein
Wellsburg
George RB. Slight
Arthur J. Davidson
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Madison
Fay
H B. Maynard
Central Iowa Power & Light Co
R. H. Garrison
Waterlon
Des Moines
Ambrose McGreaver
Harold Clayton
Winona
Minn
St. Mars’s College
Lloyd Guagy
George Guagy
Tenth Street West
St. Francis Hospital
Wan Te
Walnut Street Baptist Church
J. 5. Tuthill
Waterloo members head Iowa division at national Security Benefit convention
Waterloo delegates led the state division in the Topeka convention parade carrying the Iowa banner for membership gains, a trophy Waterloo has won three consecutive times. Shupe and Eggleston held top posts, as Iowa was classified as a new unit. Shupe praised parade management and the Dairy Cattle Congress display on their vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Shupe
Security Benefit Association
Winnie Eggleston
Tim O’leary
Topeka
Kan
Waterloo
Iowa
Eggleston
Shupe
Dairy Cattle Congress
Old People’s
Towa
Seven Couples Wed in Three Days at Little Brown Church
Nashua Iowa September 9 Special Rev George T Hanna pastor performed seven marriage ceremonies at the Little Brown church in the Yale over the past three days Couples wedded were Stanley M Savage Dougherty and Miss Claris Best Sheffield Lavern Walker Waukon and Lelia Lb Wayne Lancaster Wis Harold Lorimer and Miss Ruth Rogers Mt Ayr Walter A Headel and Miss Marjorie Kasper both of Cedar Rapids Lester B Clark Marshalltown and Mary Gurnsey Conrad Elmer T Anderson and Evelyn Solomonson both of Scriverville and Roy Lane Green Mountain and Racheal Keller Austin Minn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
George T. Hanna
Little Brown
Yale
Stanley M. Savage
Dougherty
Claris Best
Sheffield
Lavérne Walker
Waukon
Lelia Lb. Wayne
Lancaster
Wis
Harold Lorimer
Ruth Rogers
Mt. Ayr
Walter A. Headel
Marjorie Kasper
Cedar Rapids
Lester B. Clark
Marshalltown
Mary Gurnsey
Conrad
Elmer T. Anderson
Evelyn Solomson
Scairville
Roy Lane
Green Mountain
Racheal Keller
Austin
Minn
Patterns and patterns order notice in Waterloo catalog
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises up to date fabric patterns from Seerese Fore Patterns. Send 15 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department Waterloo Evening Courier for patterns that allow for seams. Orders are filled as soon as possible and should arrive within ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Miss Moseley
Clarence L. Poe
Roy Hartong
Falthiu
Charles Britzmann
Temple Rebekah No
Mrs. Knox
University
Walter J. Hunt
Iowa State College
Aimes
L. L. Mak
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Merle E. Wite
Marion Cacley de Paar
Afton
Callie Wieder
Lane
Ames
Coe College
Calle Wieder
GB. L. Corton
Edith Marken
Genes Joenness
Nickpatrick
Alard Herzlng
Dorothy Weatherwax
Ben G. Howrey
HM. Reed
H. Bundaulst
Ray Paul
Lorraine Hallowell
Jessica Mihe An
Fred
Rulinong Scheac
Ann Patterson
aAliss Erne Prizler
Marle Watters
Audrey Straver
Phi Sigma Chi
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Betheny String No. 3
Masonic Temple
Church News
First Methodist Church
Prinay
Ladies' Aid Society
Linden Methodist Church
Otterbein Guild of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Sewine
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society
Trinity American Lutheran Brotherhood
Edna Kent Forbes
Miss Buck
Miss Gilchrist
XN. A. Lichty
Knights of Prthias Hall
Mallon
Vernita Bronson
Averett Swank
Herold Steege
Alice Redington
Sons of
R. C. Brown
Wichita
Kay
Waterton Camp
Brown
Memorial Hall
Ceam
Cattle Congress
DAL Rwi
Waterton
Black's
Judge No. 57
T. Z. Lincoln
Davenport
Radio Farm School
Yhursday
Tee Farm
Koil Council
Mula
Tao
Oechestra
Orchistra
W. BF. and
L. H. Hughes
Joseph Vander Veer
Lloyd Wallard
Burlington
Jens Nielsen Jefe
Askev
Ida Kinnetoler
Weyburn
Canada
Long Beach
Generice Hollis
St. Cloud
State Teachers College
Hollis
Collage
Clty
Twin Falls
Ralph W. Christie
Cottonwood
Christies
Cedar Fala
Cedar Falls Canning Company
Shipley Co
Oz Shipley Company
Mason City
Black Hawk
Buchanan's
Adelaide Dawson
W. S. Dawson
Leonore Haselman
Dubuque
James Duffey
Anna
Adrian
Fremont Street
George Wengart
Great Falls
Mont
St. Paul
Eunice Saunders
Toledo
Miami
Fla
Jessie Clayton
Lincoln Street
Ray Friedley
McCoy Directory Company
Champaign
Bera
Little Brown Church
Emily Lloyd
Arinello
Iearn
Amoticiansa Drak Tos v
NELSO
Beauty Culture
Putnam
Wes Putnam
S. Putnam
Seerese
Aes Ee
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