Cedar Falls Woman's club to dedicate new clubhouse
Cedar Falls club officials plan a September dedication weekend led by Mrs Elmer Ritter. The Friday and Saturday events honor club founders and Mrs Emma Merner while unveiling a bronze tablet and presenting gifts to the clubhouse, with remarks by G A Pfeiffer and others.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Bruce Giffen
First Presbyterian Church
Willam C. Nuhn
Hugh S. Buffum
Gof
Slhb
Ritter
Merner
California
Pfeiffer
First Evangelical Church
Henry ‘Taylor
Bloomfield
General Federation of ‘Women’s Clubs
Henry Pfelffar
New York City
Miss Janet Little and Karl Clayton United in Marriage
Miss Janet Little daughter of Mr and Mrs Noble Little and Karl W Clayton were married at the bride s parents home Saturday at 5 30 pm Rev Lew Q Harris officiated The couple will reside at 714 Hammond Ave Mrs Clayton a West High graduate, Oberlin and Iowa State Teachers College alumna, member of Nu Omicron Nu Sigma Phi sorority Mr Clayton, nephew of Mr and Mrs George Mack, is a West High graduate employed by Waterloo Engraving Service Co They had nine guests and a wedding dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson afterward.
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Janet Cs. Little
Noble Little
Hammond
Karl W. Clayton
Lew QO. Harris
Russell-Lamson
Ae Mreo
Clayton
Hammond Avenue
West High School
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Nu Omicron Nu Sigma Phi Sorority
George Mack
Prospect Boulevard
The
Waterloo Engraving & Service Co
Katherine Graham to Be Honored at Pre-Nuptial Party
A luncheon honoring Katherine Graham, soon to wed Paul, will be held at Black's tearoom by Mrs. Oliver Stevenson and others. About 20 guests will attend, with an oval pink-and-olive centerpiece theme, then move to Mrs. Stevenson’s home at 2521 Fourth Street West for a casual afternoon. Family reunion news from Waterloo notes seven of nine Muthaler children present at a Modesto gathering, with Mrs. Louise Erichson among dinner guests. Lincoln Circle G A R plans a tea at Mrs. Ena Watters’s home on Vine Street tomorrow afternoon.
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Katherine Graham
Paul
Black's
Oliver Stevenson
S. B. Reed
Jean Stevenson
Mary
Katharine Dough
Stevenson
Fourth Street West
Waterloo
George Mythaler
Muthaler
Denver Street
Louise Erichson
Lincoln Circle
Ena Watters
Vine Street
Hints in beauty care and clean pores
Advice on a facial cleansing routine using soap and hot water, with a cold final rinse to tighten pores. Suggestions for dry or aging skin include small amounts of heavy nourishing cream around eyes and mouth. Mentions boracic acid compresses for irritated patches and general tips to clear clogged pores and reduce eruptions.
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F. Me. K
Feldman Marries J Meyer Offman In Marion Wedding
Marion bride Miss Marion Feldman daughter of Mr and Mrs David Feldman marries J Meyer Offman of Marshalltown yesterday afternoon in the Gold room of Hotel President A 300 guests attend The bridal party includes Victor Offman ring bearer Jerome Kaplan and several Feldman and Offman relatives The couple plan a wedding trip to Colorado and will reside in Marshalltown after Sept 25 The bride attended West High and Waterloo Business College The groom works in a Marshalltown grocery business
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Marion
Feldman
David
Fourth Street
J. Meyer Offman
Marshalltown
Walter’Cohn
Gold Room
Bess Selgel
Ann Selgel
Cedar Rapids
Morris Feldman
Herman Unger
Jules Rubin
H. Kaplan
David Feldman
E. Offman
Esther Kaplan
Miss Feldman
Miss Grossman
Mynn Offman
Esther Offman
Rochester
Manchester
Minneapolis
Nework
N.J
Fort Dodge
Belle Plaine
Chicago
Hampton
Dubugque
Oskaloosa
Gilman
Colorado
West High School
Waterloo Business College
Offman
Marshalltown High School
Miss Clarice Akin and Philip Winslow United in Marriage
Miss Clarice Akin daughter of Mr and Mrs Ethan J Akin Grundy Center wed Philip Winslow son of Rev and Mrs F Winslow also of Grundy Center at the bride’s home at high noon yesterday. The couple plan a home in Chisago where Winslow is with Sears Roebuck Co. The celebration featured twin attendant Miss Carol Akin and a three course dinner with a rose and orchid theme.
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Clarice Akin
Ethan J. Akin
Grundy Center
Philip Winslow
F. ©. Winslow
Carol Akin
Paul Akin
Carol Race Wilson
Toien
William Johnson
Hazel Kreamer
Alton
Town
John
End
Herman Pearsons
Chicago
Harry Jinks
Gilman
TS. Z. O
Cedar Falls
Kappa Wheta Psi
Winslow
Morningside College
Sioux Cuy
Alpha Tau: Delta
Chisago
Sears-Raebuck & Co
Josephine Coombs Becomes Bride of William Wilson
Cedar Falls Sept. 9 Miss Josephine Coombs daughter of Air and Mrs W W Coombs became the bride of William Wilson son of Mr and Mrs Harry Wilson at St Patrick s Catholic church this morning in a ceremony conducted by Rev Father J C Wieneke. The couple were attended by Miss Mary Longerman and Phillip Schaffer. A wedding breakfast followed at Hotel President Waterloo with out of town guests Mr and Mrs C G Riley Chicago and Mrs Thomas Boges Oswego. After a northern Minnesota wedding trip the couple will reside in Cedar Falls where the bridegroom is employed in the Viking Pump pattern department.
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Cuurter
Cedar Falls
Josephine Coombs
Air
W. W. Coombs
William Wilson
Harry Wilson
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
J. CG. Wieneke
Hanson Shirley
Martha L. Hanson
Fair Hanson
Fort Dodge
Ben Shirley
Waterloo
Olson
Lutheran Church
Badger
Shirley
Fisher Tenté& Awning Co
Two Couples Wed at Charles City
Two weddings were held Saturday afternoon in Charles City Iowa Rev G A Hess united Ruth Ellen Davis and Otho Coleman Curthers of Nora Springs at the Christian parsonage attended by Hyle Brown and the bride’s grandparents They will live on a Nora Springs area farm Hester Mae Smith wed Elmer Molinsky at the First M E parsonage both from Oelwein He works as a carpenter John W Folsom witnessed the ceremony
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Charles City
Christian Parsonage
G. A. Hess
Ruth Ellen Davis
Otho Coleman Curthers
Nora Springs
Hyle Brown
Rudd
M. E
Hester Mae Smith
Elmer Molinsky
BE. T. Gough
Oolwelh
John W. Folsom
Day Burd Wedding at Cedar Falls
Miss Thelma Lou Burd of Oskaloosa and John Day of Cedar Falls wed Sunday at 3 50 p m in St Luke s Episcopal church with Rev H C Bolsaler officiating Attendants were Russell Black of Volga City and Hugh O Taylor of Cedar Falls The Union Veterans Auxiliary plans a social event at Memorial Hall tomorrow afternoon followed by supper The Sons and Auxiliary meet at 3 o clock tomorrow night at the same venue
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American Association of University Women
Maude P. Welse
Ent Sigma Chidance—Electric
Mary Melrose
First Methodist Episcopal Church — Church
Union Veterans—Memorial Hall
U. V.auxiliary of Union Veterans
Memorial Hall
Sons and Auxiliary of Union Veterans
Harmony class and groups plan church gatherings and meals
Harmony class at First Presbyterian asks members to bring witches and a covered dish for a picnic at Byrnes Park Tuesday at noon. Unity guild meets tonight in church parlors for a 6:30 picnic supper followed by a business meeting and social hour with vacation incident roll call. Nomination report and officer elections next, Sunday school board meeting at First M E church. Mrs Otto Buehrer hosts Circle 4 at 716 Independence Ave Wednesday at 2. Circle 2 meets with Mrs Ralph Koester at 527 Kern Street Wednesday afternoon.
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First Presbyterian Church
Byrnes Park
Unity Guild
M. Ey. Church
Otto Buehrer
Independence Avenue
Circle 4
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Circle 2
Ralph Koester
Kern Street
Winder Collentine Nuptials Set For Tuesday
Miss Anna Winder daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Winder Falls avenue will wed Donald Collentine son of Mr and Mrs Frank Collentine 207 Cutler street at St Mary's church with Rev Father Theodosius Plassmeyer officiating Attendants Mr and Mrs Peter Schmitz A breakfast at the brides parents home and the couple will honeymoon in Chicago and Wisconsin then live in Ames where Collentine studies chemical engineering at Iowa State college The bride attended West High and ISU Teachers College The groom a East High graduate and ISU student member of Lambda Phi Alpha fraternity
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Anna Winder
A. E. Winder
Falls Avenue
Donald Collentine
Frank Collentine
Cutler Street
St. Mary's Church
Theodosius Plassmeyer
Peter Schmitz
Chicago
Wisconsin Delis
Ames
Collentine
Iowa State College
West High School
Iowa State Teachers College
East High School
Lambda Ghi Alpha Fraternity
Plays and social notes at Waterloo Women’s Club event
Mrs. J C Knox staged plays for the Waterloo Woman’s Club with two productions planned by the finance committee on September 24. An original piece Many Happy Returns of the Day by Mrs John O Knox and Overtones by Alice Gershenberg will be directed by Mrs Knox. Members welcomed new club officers and board meeting at the club house. Hanson Shirley married Ben Shirley September 1 at their home in Waterloo with Rev Olson officiating. couple to reside in Waterloo with Fisher Tent and Awning Co employment.
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Clarence Irwin
F. W. Megaw
J. G. Dresmeyer
Bond
John O. Knox
Waterloo
Club Notes on Meetings and Upcoming Hostesses
Members of the Child Study club were entertained by Mrs. Ho R Elwell on Friday afternoon after a brief business session and a discussion of the year’s program. She shared highlights from a trip to Hawaii. The group will meet September 27 with Mrs. Merrit Ludwig at 1004 12 Fifth Street West. Mrs. Frank Obele of 43 Lafayette Street will entertain Entre Nous club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Lincoln White will host an all day Tuesday Luncheon club meeting and lunch at noon.
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Child Study Club
Frank Obele
Lafayette Street
Entre Nous Club
Lincoln White
Waterlooans Attend Denver Patriotic Meeting
Waterlooans join the thirty second annual convention of Spanish American War Veterans and auxiliary in Denver. Delegates including Mr. and Mrs. Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Trimble, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Arbus and David Harner travel to Colorado. Notables such as Curtis, Herrick, Alcorn, and Rice Means appear on the program. The group aims to urge Congress to preserve Admiral Dewey’s Olympia and to push a fifty dollar monthly pension for disabled veterans and those unemployed over age 50. Events include memorial service, parade, rodeo, banquet, and sightseeing trips through Denver and Colorado Springs.
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United States
Hele Gould
Denver
Colo
Waterloo
W. A. Burton
J. A. Trimble
Charles Brown
A.J. Arbus
David Harner
Congress
Admiral Dewey
Olympia
Colorado Springs
Miss Anna Winder Engagement Festivities Reported
Miss Anna Winder, whose marriage to Donald Collentine will take place tomorrow, was guest of honor at a breakfast yesterday morning at Hotel President. A picnic at Byrnes park was held Friday night by Mrs. Charles Eby’s Sunday school class. Also noted: Osram Talcott Og ram wedding announced in Chicago.
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C. A. Brown
Franklin Street
Anna Winder
Donald Collentine
Beck er Chapter Favors in Bridge at Card Party
Becker G. E. 5 favors in bridge at the card party sponsored by Becker chapter of O EB. The event, held Friday afternoon at the Masonic temple, honored Mrs. W. R. Burkett, Mrs. Harry M. Anderson, and Mrs. M. C. Coburn. Mrs. Russell Lovell and Mrs. J. L. Becker led the party, with refreshments by a committee of Mrs. B. A. Black, Mrs. W. L. Oswald, Mrs. Fred Sparle, Mrs. Myrtle Troup, Mrs. J. P. Bailey, and Mrs. Mary Miller. Sunnyside Country Club hosted the annual ladies golf luncheon tomorrow from 12:30 to 1, with a 2:30 bridge session and a stage dinner to follow.
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Becker G. E
Bridge
Becker
Masonic Temple
W. R. Burkett
Harry M. Anderson
M. C. Coburn
Russell Lovell
J. L. Becker
B. A. Black
W. L. Oswald
Fred Sparle
Myrtle ‘Troup
J. P. Bailey
Mary Miller
Sunnyside Country Club
Fea
Allison OES marks 205 members and honors past matron
About 205 members of Allison chapter Order of the Eastern Star attended a testimonial service at the lodge hall Saturday afternoon. Mrs G W Richards, past matron who is leaving to reside in Cherokee Ta, was presented a past matron jewel and a silver bread tray. Tea was poured by Mrs Viola Nicholas and Mrs Zella Wellana, past matrons.
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Alison
Allison Chapter
Order of the, Eastern Star
W. Richards
Richards
Viola Nicholas
Zella Wellana
Brain Test Answer
A puzzle solution outline lists six text alterations. It notes replacing harbor with harbor spellings, substitute harbor variations, and changing pronouns and adjectives such as its, the, and open to different forms. The list identifies intended replacements across phrases.
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Emma P. Merner
Lawn City Women’s Club
Cedar Falls Woman's Club
Teachers College High School
W.' C. Lang
W.'E. Noble
W. Cc. Nuh
G. R. Dayton
G. R. Mach
Waterloo C. E
Zoe Tucker
Glenn Tibbitts
Phi Sigma Chi
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Black’s
Quota Club
Halel Russell- Lamson
Progressive Delphian Society
E.a
P Fireefighters
picnic—Electric
Park
Fidelity
Walnut Street
Ghurch
Rausch ‘Group
Fist Baptist Church
D. S. Bussler
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Music Teachers
West Library
Silver Cross Circle
King’s Daughters
Mira Pierce
Lincoln Glirele
G. A
Graves Memorial
United Brethren Church
Lyman Church
Brank Obole
Harmony Glass
Union Veterans Auxilary
thimblebee—Memorial Hall
Janet Little
Karl Clayton
Edna Kent Forbes
Church News
Fist M
Winder
J. C. Knox
Woman’s Club
Miss Anna Winder
Fairbank O. B. S
O. B.S
Fairbank
EK. P. Hall
Jesup
Dunkerton
Oelwein
Humboldt
Oran
Lowden
Ida Cowlish
Irene Bentley
A. C. Wison
Talcott
Ogram
Dorothy Frances Talcott
Des Plaines
Hoyt R. Ogram
Qeram
East High ‘School
University of ‘Michigan
Osram
Kanotex
Guyon Hotel
Ichildren
CCIC
Lauerman’s Dry Goods Co
Evening Courier
Tattern
Tis Nes
Courier Pattern Dept
W. 17Th Bt
New York
Gite
Arends
Goldfield
Waverly
George
Green Bay
Wis
Aplington
Familly
Arend Arends
Thelma Setbens
Allison Oes
Marlin Jorgensen
Brotherhood
Rmheetlig
EK. P
Hall
Alice .Stewart
Clyde ‘Goin
Floyd’ Cushman
Ab West Mbrary
Allen Street
King’s, Daughters
Garden Club
H .Q. Bernbrook
Women's Labor Guild
Carpenter's Hall
White Shrine
Bethany
White Shrine of
Forth
Fonda Mae Shop
Wangler’s
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