Wedding of Miss Hazel Dow and Sam G Smith
Miss Hazel Dow and Sam G Smith wed at First Lutheran Church with Rev Henry Mueller officiating. Attendants include Mrs Lester Schuetze and John Stolte. music by Mrs Ada Hans Bender and Roy Gilfillan. About 50 guests enjoyed a reception at the Dow home. Out-of-town guests listed. Dow hosts attendants at Black's tearoom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel. Dow
Sam G. Smith
First Lutheran Church
Henry Mueller
Lester ‘Schuetze
Manitowoc
Wis
John .Stolte
Ada Hans Bender
Roy. Gilfillan
Bond
Loretta “Buehrer
Evelyn. Schroeder
Elena
Button
Alma Mottger
Emma
Janssen
Ruth
Will
Ophelia
Schuetze
Columbia
W. A.dow
Bayard ‘Street
Lena Reed
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Clos
Cedar Rapids
Cecil Wolverton
Waukesha
W. P. Dow
Decorah
Melvin Brandt
Postville
Farewell for Northminster Pastor and Wife Ends Service
Northminster Presbyterian church hosted a farewell reception for Pastor Russell A. McCormac and his wife attended by 115. A program followed dinner with Northminster orchestra, piano trombone duets by Carl and Ruth Moesner, a Warren Frink duet, a Kathryn Burbank trio, Roberta Collins duet, and a McCormac talk on church growth. McCormac to study at McCormick seminary. 45 new members joined in a year. Christian Endeavor society formed with nearly 20 members. women's choir of 12 and orchestra of 12 established. gifts given by J H McCormac and family from Letts IA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell A. McCormac
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Northminster Orchestra
Loretta Buehrer Shower Planned as Wedding Nears
Loretta Buehrer whose marriage to Louis Stolte is set for Sept. 15 was showered at her home by relatives and friends. A two course dinner was served and out of town guests attended from Waverly and St. Ansgar. A miscellaneous shower for the bride is planned by Miss Perdetta Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta. Buehrer
Louis Stolte
FM. Buehrer
Fred ‘Eckstein
Kohes
Waverly
Edna Deitrick
Club Notes Tuesday Luncheon Plans Lowell Meeting
The Tuesday luncheon club will hold an all day meeting in Lowell with Mrs. Gale Howell to lead sessions and discuss upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Gale Howell
Bocketx Calendar and Local Meetings
Disabled Soldiers Memorial hall hosts events while B Natural and various clubs meet at Willard hall Kum Chat Awhile breakfast Cane beer heights Tuesday Afternoon Tuesday Luncheon club Mrs Gale A AU W club musicale Women’s clubs T U county convention Willard hall J D club Mrs B F Lichty Tuesday Evening Gates Park Civic club Blue Triangle YWCA M B A Moose hall W L B Carpenter's hall GOV camp and auxiliary Memorial hall CO 1 U county convention Willard hall Pythian Sisters K of P hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. U. County
Willard
Canebeer Heights
Gale Howell
A. A
U. W. Club Musicale
Woman'’s Clubs
Willard ‘Hall
J.D
B. F. Lichty
Gates Park
Civic Club
Blue Triangle Council
Moose Hall
L.B
Carpenter’s Hall
Hall We. CO
Willard Hall
Pythian Sisters
K. of P
Year’s Program Planned by Club at Cedar Heights
Cedar Heights Worran’s club opens its year Thursday afternoon with Music and Art Department at Mrs Amos Burhan’s Horns hosting. F M Shores of Waterloo to speak on Antique Furniture. Mrs. Florence Lowe to sing old ballads. Upcoming programs include Literary and Civic departments with talks on Mexico, Egyptian art, home education, motion pictures and radio, hosted by various members through April and May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
C. E. Ransier
H. ‘Moeller
Mexico
Ransier
C. H Trunkey
Civic and Garden Department
F. E. Jungkunz
C. H. Hamned
Ad. CG
Kingsland
Egypt
J. E. Ridenour
Ruth Stetzel
Seeanese
Munger
F. A Gage
A. HW. McCutcheon
C.W. Stilson
Prs
A. B. Kepford
Mothers’ Department
George Thrower
R. L. Stetzel
A. H. Rawlins
Thomas Eaton
J. A. Laurie
Family Reunion Honoring Wisconsin Folk in Cedar River Park
A Sunday Cedar River park picnic honored Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Guyer and family of Stanley Wisconsin with fifty one relatives from Guyer families in attendance. Dinners were served and various sports filled the afternoon while relatives from Water loo Elkader Hawkeye Charles City and Antigo gathered for the reunion. Marriage announcements note the Sept. 5 wedding in Hendersonville North Carolina of Charles N Hostetler and Irene Hayt of Antigo Wisconsin. Hostetler a East High School graduate and Walton School of Accounting attendee is now assistant accountant with Coral Gables corporation in Florida. Waterloo M B A lodge to meet Tuesday evening in Moose hall with officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Guyer
Stanley
Wis
F. L. Guyer
Cedar’ River Park
H. F. Guyer
J. de Crozier
R. J. Huffman
H. Huffman
G. E. Clark
W. McClain
E. V. Baldwin
Waterloo
Ethan Guyer
Clermont
Max Guyer
Elkader
A. Coffman
LD. Cornish
Alfred Foote
Hawkeye
G. A. Guyer
G. E. Granger
Charles City
Hendersonville
N. C
Charles N.hostetler
Maude Hostetler
Almond Street
Irene Hayt
Antigo
Hostetler
East High School
Walton School of Accounting
Chicago
Coral Gables Corporation
Coral Gables
Fla
Church News at First Presbyterian Meeting Time
Majer guild of First Presbyterian church will meet at 2 30 p m Wednesday in First Presbyterian church Hostesses will be Mrs J J Roberts Mrs Fred Teisinger and Mrs E L Rummiell Harmony class of First Presbyterian church will meet at 2 30 p m tomorrow at the church Mmes L B Miller P J Murray Jared Miles and Ella Lister will be hostesses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majer Guild
First Presbyterian Church
J. J. Roberts
Fred Teisinger
E. L. Rummiell
Harmony
Mmes
L. B. Miller
P. J. Murray
Jared Miles
Ella Lister
Legion Nominations Open Ahead of Oct 13 Election
Officers of Becker-Chapman post No 138 American Legion will be nominated at Thursday night’s meeting in Memorial hall. Further nominations follow at the September 29 meeting, and the annual election is set for October 13. A A Zimmerman is retiring commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker-Chapman
American Legion
Memorial Hall
A. A. Zimmerman
Cedar Falls Woman Hurt in Auto Crash
Mrs. Ray Shakespeare of Cedar Falls sustained minor injuries and bruises when the car she rode in with her husband collided with a car driven by R. Cummings of Waterloo. The crash occurred on Grant highway just west of Waterloo. she rested easily at Allen Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Shakespere
Cedar Falls
R. 4
Cummings
Waterloo
Allen Memorial Hospital
Grant Highway
Trinity Church Consecrated by Krauss Preacher
The new Trinity American Lutheran church held a packed dedication with Dr. E. F. Krauss of Chicago seminary delivering the sermon on consecration. Other services followed all week with Dr. A. B. Leamer of Des Moines giving the afternoon address and Krauss preaching again in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity American Lutheran Church
E. F. Krauss
Chicago Seminary
J. 8. Bartley
J. Herbert’ ‘Moehlman
George Timm
Luther A. Richman
Cedar Falls
Jacob
Krauss
Beth-el
House of God
Dr. Krauss
A. B.° Leamer
Des Moines
Synod of Iowa of the United. Lutheran, Church In America
Wisconsin Club Holds First Picnic at Byrnes Park
About eighty Wisconsin folk attended the first picnic of the Badger club at Byrnes park near the clubhouse. Basket dinner was enjoyed and attendees sought shade to keep cool. Mrs Emma Travis was elected president of the new Badger club for natives of Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Club
Byrnes Park
Orer
Emma Travis
Badger Club
Wisconsin
One Armed Man Holds Boys In Cedar Falls Field
Cedar Falls on Sept 12 three Waterloo and five Cedar Falls boys in their teens were captured by CA Rownee a Cedar City melon grower in his fields Sunday and held until Cedar Falls officers arrived. The boys were released after telephoning their parents and a settlement was made for 18 melons in their possession. Rowzee who has had an arm amputated makes his living growing melons and garden truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
C A. Rownee
Cedar City
Rowzee
Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern reunion held in Cedar Rapids
Delegates from several states gathered in Cedar Rapids for the annual reunion of former workers from the old Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Burlington, Cedar Rapids, & Northern Railroad
MELLO-GLO Powder Ad Promises Flawless Skin
An advertisement for MELLO-GLO French process face powder touts oil control and a youthful complexion. It claims long wear, peachlike finish, and pore minimization, urging readers to buy from Paul Davis Dry Goods Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Davis Dry Coods Co
Various Local Notices From City 1m Brief
City residents and visitors are noted for travel, legal matters, and family news. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie O Toole depart Walnut Court apartments for an extended trip returning Oct 1. Injunctions to restrain liquor law violations pursued against Floyd Wolgamot and Frank Cole. Mrs Ella Bronson remains critically ill at daughter Mrs J H Crowthers home. George Marsh of Chicago visits friends in Sans Souci with his host Mr and Mrs F L Marquis. Elmer Mack of Cleveland vacationing with his parents in Sans Souci, returning soon by auto. Miss Victorine Cherney plans to enroll at George Washington University Medical School in Washington DC, escorted to Chicago by her mother and Mrs H H Young. Francis Gaffney in custody awaiting preliminary hearing on a 171 dollar bad check charge from Morris Motor Car Co, brought from Waverly after a prior jail term. Mayme Egan and Mrs L K Glaza return from Rochester MN where father James R Egan ill but improving. Mrs Egan remains in Rochester. Alice Henningsen files for divorce from H C Henningsen citing desertion and cruel treatment. couple married November 4 1917 in Wessington Springs SD. Ricketts family, including Nina, plan to move to Salem Oregon. Ricketts employed as engineer for Herrick Refrigerator Co and Nina in county treasurer Ed Madigan’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marsh
Chicago
F. L. Marquis
Seventh Street West
Marsh
University’ of
Elmer Mack
Cleveland
W. F. Mack
Sans Souci
Francis Gaffney
H. T Wagner
Morris Motor Car Company
Gaffney
Waverly
City Managers Gather for International Association Meet
More than 200 city managers from 34 states and five Canadian provinces arrive in Dubuque for the International City Managers association annual convention. Sessions focus on municipal forms governance and police administration with speakers including Fred H. Locke and Louis Brownlow. new officers to be elected and the 1928 convention city chosen at Thursday closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
International City Managers’ Association
Fred H. Locke
Grand Rapids
Mich
Harrison G. Otis
Rock Mount
N. C
John N. Eddy
Berkeley
Cal
Louis Brownlow
Current
Washington, D. C
A. Bingham
West Palm Beach
Fla
H. L. Bringerhoff
Portland
H. F. McElroy
Kansas City
A. Goinesco
Alliance
Neb
F.ee Buechner
Osborne
A. B. Johnson
Black Hawk County Woman Aiding World War Veterans
Golda Hartman of Dunkerton is among more than 200 women veterans in Washington hospital care. Mrs Worthen reports over 2,000 women veterans receive disability compensation, with 738 tuberculosis 435 mental disease and 861 other medical disabilities. Red Cross help includes 408 interviews 187 veterans visits 176 calls 239 letters and 37 office calls plus travel to several towns to adjust claims. 100 families aided July flood relief and one veteran died recently, with funeral arrangements and benefits pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black* Hawk County
Golda Hartman
Dunkerton
Washington, D. C
George B. Worthen
Home Service Section
The
Red Cross
Miss Hartman
Oelwein
Independence
la Porte City
D. R. Best Club
New Orleans
North Carolina
Judge Sammis to Be Buried in LeMars Iowa
Judge James A. Sammis former Iowa state senator and Elks leader dies at his daughter’s Chicago home aged 63. He served as internal revenue collector at Dubuque from 1906 to 1910 and held two Iowa senate terms from Plymouth county. He was elected grand exalted ruler of the Elks in 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
James A. Sammis
Iowa
the Elks
Chicago
Judge Sammis
Internal Revenue
Dubuque
Plymouth County
Veteran policeman Smetana dies at 60 in Cedar Rapids
Albert J. Smetana, 60, assistant chief of police and 34-year veteran, dies after a two month illness. He was known as the dean of fingerprint experts in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Albert J. Smetana
Smetana
Iowa
Huge Metal Plane Greeted by Waterloo Crowd
About 3,000 locals welcomed the Stanolind all metal airliner at Waterloo airport on a four and a half hour stay. Officials praised the field while pilots noted landing ease and suggested field improvements. An intruding stunt pilot was reprimanded before the plane departed for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack A
Waterloo
Aretz
Hutton
Stanolind
Chicago
Elmer Kane
H. A. Mundale
Morrison
Kane
Sidewalk and boulevard light project hearings eyed
West side objectors expected at city council to protest sidewalk program and new boulevard lighting planned for Bridge Commercial Jefferson Fourth Fifth streets and Park avenues. The council also weighs an $800 offer for 180 feet of alley land between Elm and Lane by Altstadt Langlas Baking Co. Henry Tellman seeks permission to install two curb pumps at 103 Fifth Street West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Bridge
Commercial
Jefferson
Fourth
Park Avenue
Henry Tellman
Fifth Street
Safety film shown at Rath Packing postponed to 7 30
On account of the heat the safety film for Rath Packing company employees, which was to be shown at 4 p m today in the old dining hall, will now be exhibited at 7 30 p m under the auspices of the Travelers Insurance Company of Hartford Conn the film is shown for employees of the Rath Packing company Hartford Conn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rath Packing Company
Travelers. Insurance Company
Hartford
Conn
Quaker Oats Promoted for Balanced Breakfast
Morning energy hinges on a complete breakfast with a protein, carbohydrate and vitamins mix. Quick Quaker Oats cook in minutes, while regular Quaker Oats provide steady nourishment to carry you through forenoon, according to grocers highlighting two options.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hazel Dow
Miss. Dow
Black’s
Northminster
Loretta Buehrer
Louise’ Palmer
Young Women’s Christian Associaition
Fmorris” Island
Blue Triangle
Blue Triangle League
W. C.A
League
Gates Parx Civic Club
Carpenter's
C. V
Memorial
Bocketx Calendar
Disabled Soldiers—Memorial Hall
Ethel
M. B
Moosey Hall
Church News
Trinity Church
Courier Species Service
Ama
True Story Magazine
Bohad Buchassa
Leslie O'Toole
Walnut Court Apartments
F. W. Edwards
Floyd Wolgamot
Frank Cole
Ella Bronson
J. H. Crowther
Baltimore Street
Victorine Cherney
South Barclay Street
George Washington University
EZ. J. Cherney
H. H. Young
Mayme Egan
L. EK. Glaza
Rochester
Minn
James R. Egan
Egan
Alice Henningsen
H. C. Henningsen
Wessington Springs
Ss. D
Henningsen
R. F. Ricketts
Nina Ricketts
First Street West
Salem
Ore
Ricketts
Herrick Refrigerator Company
Miss Ricketts
Ed Madigan
Black Hawk Girl
Inu
Cspital
Mabel McIisaac
Fairview Cemetery
Sammis
Unique Cleaners
Stanard Oil
R. H. Thomas
Standard Oil Company
Mason City
A.B. Chambers
C. A. Morris
Fiske Marshall
Morris
Field
Perry G. Hutton
Laurence
Kane, Mundale
Smith, Lichty & Hillman CO
Sibert
Tunney
Dempsey
King Radio
KING
A. Leath & CO
Court House
City Cownell
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