Chicago heiress to wed London banking heir in London wedding
Invitations announce the marriage of Miss Betty Ball daughter of Dr and Mrs Otto Fischer Ball of Chicago to Quintin Helland Gilbey of London England. The ceremony is set for Wednesday September 14 at St Peters Eaton Square London with a reception at Grosvenor Gardens. After marriage the couple will cruise the world for two years before residing on a Gilbey estate in England. Marvin G Ball is a Chicago brother.
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London
Betty Ball
Otto Fischer Ball
Ritchiecourt
Chicago
Quintin Helland Gilbey
Eng
Gilbey
Col
Alfred Gilbey
Upper
Berkeley Street
Barclay’s Bank
Miss Ball
Ball
Virginia
Mary Ball
George Washington
Dr. Ball
Lygon
Place
Grosvenor Gardens
England
Mrs. Ball
Marvin G. Ball
Brides of Coming Week Entertained at Two Functions
Two prenuptial parties honored brides to be Miss Loretta Buehrer and Miss Hazel Dow. Hosts included Miss Margaret Haus and Miss Evelyn Schrader at Schrader home, with guests listed. A First Lutheran church choir party followed, and D A R Mary Melrose chapter plans a picnic at Hanna homestead Wednesday at 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Buehrer
Louis Stolte
Hazel Dow
Samuel G. Smith
Margaret Haus
Evelyn Schrader
Miss Schrader
Lester Schuetze
Alma Nottger
Ruth Jago
Helen Bachle
Pauline Miller
Elena Button
Myrtle Lines
Luella Martin
Martin
Marguerite Weisert
Perdetta Steele
Marjorie Anderson
First Lutheran Church
D A. R
Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hanna Homestead
Club Notes Post Matrons Luncheon Meeting
Beaker chapter of the Eastern Star plans a 12 o'clock luncheon meeting Monday at the home of Mrs. R. L. DeGon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
Order of Eastern Star
R. 1. DeGon
Church and church group gatherings around town
Walnut Street Baptist choir held a moonlight picnic and wiener roast at Cedar Heights. Bur ton Avenue Baptist Young People’s union hosted a park picnic honoring Gerald Wilkins from Wichita en route to Northwestern Bible Institute. St. Margaret’s guild of St. Mark’s Episcopal meets Thursday at Mrs. Walter Johnson’s home with luncheon and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Cedar Heights
Burton Avenue Baptist Young People’s Union
Leland Park
Gerald Wilkins
Wichita
Kan
Wilkins
Northwestern Bible Institute
Mildred Townsend
St. Margaret’s Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Hints in Beauty Care
Advice column on pursuing ideals to improve beauty and self image. Encourages choosing a superior example, copying gracious manners and styles, and gradually making them one's own. Includes tips on color choices, skincare with scar care, lash growth via circulation, and dietary adjustments for skin tone.
A. A. U. W Opens Year With Musicale Tea at Waterloo
The American Association of University Women launches its year with a Musicale Tea from 3 30 to 5 30 p m Tuesday at the Waterloo Woman's Club. Miss Callie Wieder is the new president with Miss Norma Gaiser chairing hospitality. Program features Miss Mae Howell and Miss Margaret Howell, Miss Marjorie Harker, Douglas Mowbray, Miss Margaret Miller and Mrs Jack Patterson. Mrs Fred Miller and others will pour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
American Association of University Women
Callie Wieder
Norma Gaiser
John Fanning
Myron Arbuckle
Dorothy Lumry
Bertha Boltz
Waterloo Chapter D A R initiates season with talks and music
Waterloo Chapter of the D A R opens its 1927 28 program at Black's tearoom with Mrs Frank Adams presenting a sketch of Mrs Calvin Coolidge. Mrs Earl Roadman led a cradle song and two instrumental numbers. Regent Mrs John W Gwynne presided. The yearbook lists monthly meetings from October through June with music current events and notable women such as Mrs Caroline Scott Harrison Mrs Ella Axon Wilson Mrs Edith Boling Wilson Mrs Theodosia Burr and Mrs Henry Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Adams
Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Black's
Calvin Coolidge
Adams
Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Burlington, Vt
Earl] A .Roadman
Grace Ullemeyer
Etta Belle Storer
John W. Gwynne
G. W. Boyd
Tulsa
Okla
B. G. Leffler
Charles G. Saunders
J. W. Arbuckle
Caroline Scott Harrison
W .H. Orr
Ella Axon Wilson
Edith Boling Wilson
Florence Wald
Ellis Island
Will A. Lane
C. H Pedergen
Thomas A. Edison
W. W. Warsaw
W. R. Walker
Mary Todd Lincoln
L. C. Hemsworth
G. C. Kennedy
Theodosia Burr
L. T. Potter
Frank Smith
Henry Ford
J. R. Roberts
Harry E. Maine
G. S. Millard
Ferris
George BE. Lichty
Fred J. Iliter
Will Lane
A. E. Rumsey
Oldest Waterloo Courier employee recalls early printing life
John Wilson of St Paul Minnesota born February 6 1838 born Warren County Ohio came to Waterloo in 1859 to work for the Courier. He later helped found the Waterloo Tribune in 1879 and served in Civil War era labor and state service roles including court bailiff postmaster and librarian on the state employment commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hy
Wilson
St. Paul
Minn
Waterloo
Minnesota
Mr. Wilson
Warren County
Ohio
Warren County Chronicle
Iowa City
The
Courier
W. H. Hartman
George Ingersoll
Raymond
Dubuque
Mary Jane Brott
W. B. Brott
Miss. Brott
One
Ohio Infantry
Tribune
I. van Metre
Waterloo Tribune
St. Paw
Johnson
Promoter E G Lewis Faces 47 Years in Prison
Los Angeles September 10 INS Promoter E G Lewis of St Louis and Atascadero promoter and his aide Henry L Kramer faced a maximum 47 year federal prison sentence after a jury found them guilty on nine counts of mail fraud and one count of conspiracy to misuse the mails in a subscription campaign for the Atascadero illustrated review They were to be sentenced next Monday William Ahrens tried with them was exonerated.
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Los Angeles
Cal
INS
E. G. Lewis
St. Louis
Atascadero
Promoter
Henry L. Kramer
William Ahrens
Lewis
Kramer
Water Pumpage Shows Big Gain Over Year Ago
The city water plant pumped 27,655,015 gallons more in May to August 1927 than in the same months of 1926, due to a dry spell. Four month total rose from 247,868,155 gallons in 1926 to 275,523,150 gallons in 1927, with cooler early summer noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althe
Auto wreck near Ottawa injures four on highway
Arvene Mick of Hedrick Iowa and Harry Pollock were listed with serious injuries while Raleigh Masserschmidt and William Phipps suffered shock after an auto driven by Mick swerved to avoid a collision with J L Lumsden Ottumwa. The car veered off the road, hit a fence post and overturned in Hancock County on federal highway 63 north of Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Arvene Mick
Harry Pollock
Hedrick
Raleigh Masserschmidt
William Phipps
Here
Mick
J. L. Lumsden
Ottumwa
Jewelers treasurer Jacob Joseph dies in Des Moines
Des Moines on September 10 reports the death of Jacob Joseph, 50, treasurer of S. Joseph & Sons Jewelry Co., who died at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Jacob Joseph
S. Joseph & Sons Jewelry Company
Iowa Roads and Weather Report at 10 A M
Des Moines clear and good. Keokuk clear and fair. Ottumwa fair and good. Dubuque clear and good. Cedar Rapids fair and good. Council Bluffs fair and good. Clinton clear with dirt roads muddy to fair. Iowa City fair with gooo. Fort Dodge fair and good. Creston clear and good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Council Bluffs
Clinton
Iowa City
Fort Dodge
Creston
City in Brief Bed at Buchanan's Y Bids Advertised
A compact city in brief notes multiple petty items from visitors to local residents to court actions and small business changes. Highlights include Mrs W H Luloff visiting friends, Dr W T Thrower visiting his mother, a divorce filing in Hanzlik case, a name change for Farrand Drug to McChane Pharmacy, and notices on transportation incidents and local employment moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder
Farrand Drug Company
McChane Pharmacy
Broadway
L. M. McChane
George W. McChane
Delaware Bar Endorses York for Stiles Post
Unanimous endorsement of M. J. Yoran of Manchester for the district court bench vacancy left by the death of E. B. Stiles was adopted by the Delaware county bar at a special meeting. Three other counties were asked to back Yoran. John G. Tuthill, Black Hawk County Bar president, said the local bar would not endorse anyone due to the third judge typically coming from other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
M. J. Yoran
Delaware County
Yoran
John. G. Tuthill
Black Hawk
Clubs and Schools Observe Constitution Week Activities
Kiwanis members will hear Walter P. Jenson city attorney discuss the constitution next Tuesday at the weekly luncheon. Dr. Burton Gotshall will sing. International Kiwanis clubs will mark the week with constitutional programs in meetings. Public schools will observe Constitutional Day on September 16 or 19 with patriotic services planned by teachers. Rotary club will hear Ralph Hoxie discuss community aid to Waterloo welfare agencies at Hotel Russell Lamson Monday. Y M C A Y's Men resume winter meetings Monday evening per Homer Albright.
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Kiwanis Club
Walter P. Jenson
Burton Gotshall
International Kiwanis
Hammill
Waterloo
Ralph Hoxie
Rotary Club
Russell-Lamson
Homer Albright
The Child's First School Is the Family
The National Kindergarten Association promotes home education with Froebel ideas in weekly Evening Courier columns from 8 West Fortieth Street New York City. The articles advocate family based early learning and parental involvement as foundational schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froebel
National Kindergarten Association
West Fortieth Street
Newpot City
Evening Courier
Tomomorrow
New York
Mother Interferes In Child's Play Encourages Leadership
A mother recounts guiding preschool conflicts by reframing quarrels as leadership opportunities. She steps in briefly, lets children state sides, and negotiates plans, then withdraws as they gain judgment. Jeanne and Arlene happily role play houses while the mother remains a supportive observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne
Arlene
Mother
Mayor Praises Waterloo Legion Post and Evening School
Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts commends the Becker-Chapman post of the American Legion in Waterloo for community service, noting the post won the cup for two straight years. He cites the indoor skating rink and summer band programs as city benefits and praises conduct at the state convention in Des Moines. Also announced: night school vocational and Americanization classes at West High, with Elsie Lorenz to head the program and John Deere plant staff involved in shop subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker-Chapman
American Legion
Waterloo
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Des Moines
Iowa
G. A. Tibbitts
West High
Charles A. Kittrell
State Department For Vocational Education
John Deere Tractor Company
Elsie Lorenz
Willis Haugen
Earl Kimball
New Teacher Added At Hawthorne School
Due to increased enrollment at Hawthorne School opened last Tuesday an additional teacher was authorized by Supt. C W Kline. Miss Helen McIntosh of Dunkerton Iowa will lead classes 6A and 7B starting Monday after three years teaching in Algona Iowa schools and last year attending Columbia University in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hawthorne
C. W. Kline
Helen McIntosh
Dunkerton
MciIntosh
Algona
Columbia University
New York
Boy Ill of Same Disease That Killed Twin Brother
James Martin seven year old son of Mr and Mrs C L Martin of 813 First Street West and twin brother of Thomas Lawrence Martin who died last Saturday of infantile paralysis is critically ill of the same disease. Russell Polyard jr son of Mr and Mrs E S Polyard of 1415 Black Hawk Street is also critically ill with the disease. This marks the fourth reported case of anterior poliomyelitis in the city this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Martin
First Street
West
Thomas Lawrence Martin
Russell Polyard
E. S. Polyard
Black Hawk Street
Miller Returns to Work After Illness
John G. Miller of 505 Frederic Avenue has recovered from a serious illness and returned to work as a building contractor. A brief note mentions Roman exposure to cotton through eastern wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Miller
Frederic Avenue
Sieg Awarded Sewer Extension 108 at Oelwein
Sieg Construction of Waterloo was awarded a 7000 foot sewer extension in Oelwein by the city council. The bid totaled 11315.25, under the next bidder by 275. Seven bidders competed. Work to proceed in a dozen city sections with tile and iron pipe sewers. Starts next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SIEG
Oelwein
Sieg Construction Company
Waterloo
Entering Western Reserve University Woman's College
Miss Mildred Maisner daughter of Mr and Mrs L C Maisner of 1313 Second Street West left this afternoon for Cleveland Ohio to enter the Woman's College of Western Reserve University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Maisner
L. C. Maisner
Second Street West
Cleveland, O
College For Women of Western Reserve University
Paden couple completes Bloomfield visit
Rev and Mrs W C Paden of Bloomfield Iowa returned home last night after a week with Mrs Eva Paden and family at 809 Grant Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Sams
Walter
Pinckneyville
Tll
J. L. Butler
Third Avenue West
W. C. Paden
Bloomfield
Eva Paden
Grant Avenue
Patterns Offered by Waterloo Evening Courier
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises up-to-date pattern designs from the Fashion Department. Readers may obtain patterns by sending 15 cents with the pattern and enclosing a self addressed return envelope. Allow ten days for delivery after receipt of order and payment.
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R. L. McCready
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George D. Caldwell
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Viola ‘Hartsell
Daisy Phillips
Addie McCormick
Memorial Hall
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Natural Music
Ethel. Brinkman
Casebeer Heights
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A. U. W. Musicale
W. H. Bickley
T. T. F. Club
Henry Bills
Elk Run
W. B.A. Timblebee
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St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Church
Walter Johnson
Rebekah Thimblebee
Loretta Takin
Alvis Allen
J. D. Takin
George Gnagg
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Florence Boyland
Emma Boyland
Ethel Brinkman
Natural Music Duo
George Shoemaker
Clarence Wise
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C. W. Eby
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W. H. Lane
F. J. Miller
Roy Smock
Sunnyside Country Club
H. B. Plumb
Edmund Miller
Mmes
J. E. O'Keefe
Co. D. Cass
Robert Knox
Zathoe Burk
Neil Jackson
Fred McClain
Charles Knapp
James Parrott
Agatha Branniger
Robert Gibson
Fred Heggie
Roy Bryant
Harry Brown
C. W. Chapman
Arthur Fowler
Glen Morrison
B. W. Schuneman
Cecil Bicksey
G. G. Bickley
J. W. Rown- Tee
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Joseph Cowan
Harry Dunkelberg
T. P. A. Dance
California
Buchanan’s
W. H. Luloff
Independence
W. T. Thrower
Climax, Minn
Taylor Messinger
Lois
Alameda
Messinger
Clerk of Courts
Barbara Hanzlik
Joseph Hanzlik
Emily “George
B. Frank Knapp
Col. Tayman
Healdsburg
Caroline Cascaden
Milford
Ill
George Cox
Logan Avenue
Henry Wilkin
Fremont Street
Center Street
Beverly Shaw
Harry Shaw
Vinestreet
Carl T. Petersen
Thompson Avenue
Racine
Wis
Lillian Rayman
Washington, D. C
Ray Redington
Wellington Street
Rochester
Mayo Bros. Clinic
R B. Davidson
United States Internal Revenue
John E. Hirkhart
Riehl Street
J E. Jordan
John H. Steeley
Watson G. Ackles
Minnie
Shirley L
Watson G., Jr
Joyce E
Beverly A
Ackles
Eéexecutrix
James I. Kenyon
Cliff Wooler
Kabekona Bay
Leech Lake
J. Woolley
Walker, Minn
Delaware
YORK
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Pauline Herr Thomas
Lauds
Levening
Tibbitts
West District
Hawthorne
East
Bridge St
Frederic Mills Ross
George Timm
Scholin Music Studios
Commercial St
C. Albert Scholin
Monrbeth Bellis
Charles J. Ball
ENTZ
Cafeional Bank Bldg
Woman's College
Jean West Spencer
Emerson
College of Oratory
W. Park
Cunningham Radio Tubes
Standard Tire Co
W. 5Th and
Jefferson
Pocahontas
Kentucky
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
East 9Th” St
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