Autumn Luncheon Highlights In Cedar Falls Society
Society in Review notes a 1 pm luncheon at Black's Tearoom with about 145 guests. Mrs. Robert Johnson, Mrs. Roger Birdsall and Mrs. Glenn W. Miller hosted a fall color scheme, tall candles, and garden flowers. bridge played in the afternoon. Out of town guests included Mrs. Horace Van Metre, Mrs. Elmer Higley, and Miss Juny Raske. Numerous local clubs and chapters listed with meetings and events for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black's Tearoom
Robert Johnson
Roger Birdsall
Merif
Waller Johnson
H. B. Botes
A. J. Busby
Silver wedding dinner celebrated by Knoxs at Cedar Falls
The twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Knox was celebrated with a surprise dinner at Black's Tearoom Cedar Falls. Mrs. H H Clay hosted with lavender and silver decorations. Twenty two guests attended including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knox and daughter Janet and other Waterloo and Cedar Falls residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Knox
Black's
H. H. Clay
Cedar Falls
Robert Knox
Janet
Nettie Ping
Augustus Piare
Clarence Robertson
George Garretson
Harold Plumb
Marriage Rites for Cedar Falls Couple Read
Miss Doris E. Palmer and John J. Kyhl of Cedar Falls were married in a 9 a m ceremony at Little Brown church Mashua Sept 10. Rev ae McComson Jr officiated. Kyhl is a Cedar Falls banker and council member. Palmer is the daughter of George and Mrs Palmer. A breakfast followed at Sunset Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Mashua
Little Brown Church
Doris E. Palmer
John J. Kyhl
Cedar Falls
Ae McComson, Jr
Kyhl
George Palmer
Michigan
Vinton, Ia
Sunset al
Wisconsin Picnic at Byrnes Park Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd attended the annual reunion of Wisconsin retirees at Byrnes Park on Sunday. Officers elected for the coming year were Dr. C. Clark as president, C. K. Salisbury as vice president, and Bert Williams as secretary-treasurer. Next year’s picnic is scheduled for June 1929. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. F. B. Cowles of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Cowles of Council Bluffs, and Mr. and Mrs. Peacock of Frippu, Ta, Pre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gece
Wisconsin
Byrnes Park
C. Clark
C. K. Salisbury
Bert, Williams
F. B. Cowles
Los Angeles
Cal
H. T. Cowles
Council Bluffs
Waterloo Garden Club Announces Autumn Flower Display Classes
The Waterloo Garden Club names exhibit classifications for the autumn display at Pinehurst home of Mrs. A. E. Rumsey. Classes include console, dining table, banquet and luncheon tables, living room floor, porch, breakfast tray, and special color decorations with yellow blue red lava pink options. Judging panel features Mrs. B. W. Sehuneman Mrs. J. L. Henderson and Mrs. R. A. Folk. The event runs 3 to 6 pm with each member allowed a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Garden Club
Pinehurst
A. E. Rumsey
Fourth Street West
B. W. Sehuneman
J. L. Henderson
R. A. Folk
Miss Shirley Weds Chicago Man in Webster City Ceremony
Miss Leliha Shirley daughter of Mr and Mrs E A Shirley 209 Brench street married Anthony Geis of Chicago at 10 Sunday morning at the bride’s home. Rev Effie McCollum Jones Webster City officiated. The bride wore a peach georgette gown with corsage bouquet. Attendants Miss Florence Edgerton and Walter Petersen. Wedding luncheon for about 20 at Hotel Russell Lamson. The couple will vacation east then reside in Chicago. Mrs Geis attended East High School and has been an office attendant for Dr H A Boysen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leliha Shirley
E. A. Shirley
Brench Street
Anthony Geis
Chicago
Effie McCollum Jones
Webster City
Florence Edgerton
Walter Petersen
Russell~ Lamson
Geis
East High School
H. A. Boysen
Chautauqua Club Annual Meeting at Mrs Marks Home
The annual Chautauqua club business meeting will be held Tuesday at 2 30 p m at 109 Maple street the home of Mrs W C Marks A social time follows and a picnic supper will be served
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Chautauqua Club
W. C. Marks
Maple Street
Hints In Beauty Care Hair R ams
A doctor endorses scalp care in childhood to boost disease resistance and reduce baldness. Suggests olive oil rubs before shampoo, lemon in rinse for blond hair, and a home tonic with precipitated sulfur, alcohol, oils, and pilocarpine. Also offers simple scalp rubs and a tar-based treatment, plus neck lump reduction via exercise and head posture tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tother
Francis S
H. FA
Waterloo Woman's Club Adds Fifteen New Members
The Waterloo Woman's club board of directors accepted fifteen new members at a morning meeting. They include Mrs Theodore Sedgwick, Mrs Vaughn S Griffin, Mrs B Reed, Mrs W W Simmons, Mrs A W Schultz, Mrs G FE Butler, Mrs W H Beverstock, Mrs G Harold Rathbun, Mrs Benton M Gotschall, Mrs J Ty Dahlstrom, Mrs Albert Bentson, Mrs H S Annis, Mrs Clinton F Smith, Mrs Lois J Porter, and Miss Maude A Cobb. The club plans a voters school, a lecture series, and will assist the Red Cross in making Christmas bags for service members. Funds were approved for financing Christmas season sales, managed by the civic department. Letters of appreciation from Mrs Herbert Hoover and Mrs John Hammill were read for their entertainments by the club, Aug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club Board of Directors
Theodore Sedgwick
Vaughn S. Griffin
B. Reed
W. W. Simmons
A. W. Schultz
G. FE. Butler
W. H. Beverstock
G. Harold Rathbun
Benton M. Gotschall
J. Ty Dahlstrom
Albert Bent
Civic Department
Herbert Hoover
John Hammill
Luncheon and Bridge Party Invitations Issued in Oskaloosa
Invitations issued for a Friday luncheon and bridge party at Hotel Russell-Lamson for 135 guests hosted by Mrs. G H Hospers Mrs. Thomas Buchanan and Mrs. Carl Davis. The event follows a dinner of the United Commercial Travelers and features social notices from Oskaloosa including auxiliary meetings and member installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell-Lamson
G. H. Hospers
Thomas Buchanan
Carl Davis
Church and charity circle meeting notices concise list
Church News Circle five First Lutheran Mission ary society will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs John Tegtmier 220 Reed street Matrons class Graves Memorial United Brethren church will have a 1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday at the home of Mrs R W Kendall 1131 Bertth avenue Members will bring sandwiches and one dish of food Major guild will meet in First Presbyterian church parlors Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock Hostesses will be Mrs C L Peterson Mrs Sidney Smith and Mrs Alvin Trudgeon Harmony class of First Presbyterian church will meet Thursday at 2 o'clock for a guest day luncheon in the church Members will bring a covered dish sandwiches and their own dishes and silver Workers conference Westminster Presbyterian church will meet in the church this evening at 7 30 o'clock The Macedonian class will held a guest day luncheon at the church Wednesday at 1 o'clock Westminster Workers will meet at 2 30 p m Wednesday with Mrs F J Hadish 617 Campbell avenue Mrs M M Beal and Mrs Hay Sistsema will give a party for the girls of the First Methodist church Standard Bearers Tuesday eventing at the home of Mrs Benl 1426 Fourth street west Mizpah circle Kings Dayghvers will be entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Stanley Taylor 1627 Third street west The Home department will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock with Mrs L Miller 707 Johnson street The Homemakers class will have a social meeting and picnic supper at the church Friday evening uy Women s organization of First Congregational church will have a 1 o'clock tricheon at the church Wednesday Mrs A A Bentson and Mrs H W Farr will have charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Club
Winifred Pettit
T. U
Cedar Heights
W. C. Marks
Circle Five
First
John Tegtmeier
Graves Memorial U. B. Church
R. W. Kendall
Silver Cross Circle
King's Daughters
L. ©. Ransom
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Sons of Union Veterans
Camp v
auxiliary—Memorial Halls
Isabella
K. C. Hall
M E. Church
M. M. Beal
Waterloo
Royal Neighbors
Black Hawk T. O. O. F. Hali
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Reed Street
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Bertth Avenue
Guild
First Presbyterian Church
C. L. Peterson
Sidney Smith
Alvin Trudgeon
Harmony Class
Workers’ Conference
Westminster Presbyyerian Church
Westminster
F. J. Hadish
Campbell Avenue
Hay Sistsema
First Methodist Church
Benl
Fourth Street West
Mizpah Circle
King's
Local notes and visits fill Waterloo week
Many residents and relatives are mentioned as returning from or planning visits to Waterloo. The list includes J A Hinz and Doris Strohbehn visiting relatives in western Iowa, Mrs E M Rittenhouse and Mrs Lena Taylor traveling to Sioux City, Buckles and family motor trip through Michigan and Wisconsin to Canada, and Beatrice McGarvey in town visiting family. Also noted are Beatrice Ernstine of Boston visiting McGarvey family, Mrs T Jackson from Detroit visiting her sister, and several others. A Sunnyside Country Club dining room season closes with H B Cropper signaling the end of 1928 services, with James Elliott Jr returning to Iowa City for studies, and travel plans for Mrs Myrone Bundy and relatives. J E Johnson of Waterloo Savings Bank is recuperating from surgery in Rochester. Advertising invites Chicago relatives to Waterloo with $6 round trip excursions via Chicago Great Western for Sept 15 outings.
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J. A. Hinz
Doris Strohbehn
Franklin Street
Towa
E. M. Rittenhouse
Walenut Street
Lena ‘Taylor
Sioux City
Sunnyside Country Club
H. B. Cropper
James Eliott, Jr
Iowa City
University of Iowa
James Elliott
Lafayette Street
Myrone F. Bundy
New Orleans
J. E. Johnson
Waterloo Savings Bank
Prospect Boulevard
Rochester
Minn
Mr. Johnson
Chicago
Waterloo
Chicago Great Western
Celery and Tomato Relish and Kitchen Tips
This note details a relish recipe using celery peppers lomintoes vinegar sugar and spices with two hours simmering and hot sealing. It also shares tips for meringue frosting rice cooking and lemon note handling plus a luncheon recap where Miss Lorraine Standish spoke of Alaska and Mrs Mary Summer presented readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurses “Meel
Nurses’ Social Club
Green Lantern
Lorene Standish
Alaska
Mary Summer
Ellen Chisholm
California
Brain Test Answer Puzzle Reveal
The fragment lists numbers and punctuation as a puzzle prompt. It includes lines such as 64, 7 734 B and 4, 11 with monetary sign. The sequence continues with 4, 8 10 and 7, 9, 15 signaling a pattern or riddle rather than a narrative.
Melo Fragrance Soap Splash Ad For Soft Water Wash
A vintage ad touts Melo as a water softener and cleaner for hard city water. It claims dirty blankets become clean with Melo, enhancing soap effectiveness, and encourages readers to buy Melo at their grocer today.
Fall fashions and shops entice the college crowd
The piece highlights Waterloo shops and venues at the start of fall. It notes Riviera Gift Shop relocation, My Valet services, and State Loan Company options to finance schooling. It mentions new velvet frocks, French Crystals in jewelry, and Parisian style frocks, with local shops Kathryn Meek's Schulte Building and Coupuns-The Women's Shop cited as fashion stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Riviera Theatre
Riviera
Water Street
Kathryn Meek
Schulte
Bridge
W. 4Th
Patterns to obtain up-to-date Courier fashion patterns
Instructions for obtaining Waterloo Evening Courier fashion patterns. Customers send 18 cents per pattern to the fashion department in Waterloo with orders filled promptly, though delivery may take about 10 days after sending.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Mary Lou Handles Fashion Tips in Confidential Service
Mary Lou invites readers to shop with her and share fashion questions. She promises expert information and personal, confidential attention on fashion matters, offering wide familiarity with trends and style guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Lou
Mary Lou
Shaw Heads Iowa Reserve Officers Association Leaders
New officers of the Iowa Reserve Officers Association were announced at the annual meeting in Cedar Rapids. President Col. R. J. Shaw of Sigourney. vice president Lieut. Col. J. E. Marshall of Sioux City. second vice president Capt. J. Blackburn of Des Moines. third vice president Capt. J. C. Samuels of Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
U.P
Iowa Reserve Officers Association
R. J. Shaw
Sigourney
J. E. Marshall
Sioux City
J. ©. Blackburn
Des Moines
J. C. Samuels
Muscatine
Goes to Hospital to See Brother Stays in Iowa City
William Billy Pickles Bickel is hospitalized with a broken arm and severe bruises after a fall at his farm south of Iowa City. He lies near his brother Fred, who was wounded in the face by an accidental shotgun discharge. The brothers had been living in a lonely shack and Billy went to town to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
William
Billy Pickles
Bickel
Iowa City
Fred
Billy
Returns to City to Manage Ellis Hotel
Aubrey formerly clerk at Hotel Russell Lamson and assistant manager at Roosevelt and Montrose will return to Waterloo to become manager of Hotel Ellis. He succeeds R. H. Logan who sold his interest to E. Boss of Oelwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Aubrey
Russell- Lamson
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Montrose
Waterloo
Ellis
R. H. Logan
Oelwein
Miss Edna Mae Rittenhouse Returns Home
Miss Edna Mae Rittenhouse of 206 Walnut street returned home last night after a week’s visit in Illinois and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Mae
Rittenhouse
Walnut Street
Illinois
Wisconsin
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Tenigi
P. E. O.myrs
P.E. O
W. C. A. Daughters of Isabella
Russell Lamson
Natural Music Club
Havel Brinkman
W. M.S
Y. P. Church
J. B. Young
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Memorial Hall
Leitha Shirley
Mary Katherine Kerwin
525 Third Street
Mary Doe Gollins
St. Mary's College
Notre Dame
Ind
Dorothy Ritthie
Collins
Waterloo Camp
Royal
Neighbors
Black Hark I. O. O. F
Miss Shirley
F. A. Lavelle
BE. H. van Heal
Waverly
Board
Woman’s Club
United Commercial Travelers
J. R. Carlin
Oskaloosa
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Business and Professional Women's Club
Olive Schoen
Lilsigan Huntington
Inez Glockmer
Minneapolis
Thelma Fifield
Jane Wimber
Glenna Johnson
Lillian Huntington
Lulu Hamiston
Marie Tate
Page
Myra Gould
Myx. Carlin
C. W. Glockmer
Carlin
Glockmer
Mr. Carlin
John E. Burke
Winchester
Mass
Andrew A. Fry
Fourth Street
Burke
Mulberry Street
Peter Fergeman
Bratnober Street
Irene Fergeman Hartman Wicham
St. Louis
Clifford
Hartman, Hemmond
Baits
King’s Daughters
L. C. Ransom
West Liberty
Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
Howard Burr
Riverside Drive
Church News
Women's Organization
First ‘Congregational Church
A. A. Bentson
H. W. Farr
Buchanans
A. C. Ernstine
Boston
L. F. McGarvey
Beatrice McGarvey
T. Jackson
Detroit
Mich
City
Harry Furlong
Lupton Street
A. FP. Frohm
Rebel Avenue
Ricker Alford
West Palm Beach
Fla
Edward Rohn
New York City
Jennie C. Ricker
Walnut Court Apartments
Ricker
Lore Alford
Valet, Inc
Booth-Joseph's
Schuneman's
Paris
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Name City and Stale
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Shaw
Iowa
Brother
Fonda Mae Shop
East Fourth St
Wangler
Fonda Mae
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