Colorful Garden Club Display Brightens Pinehurst Tea
Waterloo Garden club members showcased fall garden arrangements at Pinehurst home of Mrs. A. E. Rumsey. Dahlias avinias hydrangea marigolds coxcomb and mums graced tall baskets and table vases while color ranged from red and pink to yellow blue and white. Awards went to Mrs. J. G. Hildebrand and Mrs. A. E. Rumsey among others with special color bouquets earning top honors in yellow pink lavender and other classes. Over 50 attendees enjoyed tea following the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Garden Club
Pinehurst
A. E. Rumney
J. G. Hildebrand
A. E. Rumsey
Cal Miller
C. A. Waterbury
G. W. Wood
Rs. E. I. Gorton
A. N. Pruess
Alice Bimpson
Alice Simpson
Maude Cobb
A.E. Rumsey
W. A. Reed
L. W. Gholson
J. P. Vaughn
Frank Fortunski
Increased Cost of Education Discussed by Fortnightly Club
Fred J. Miller argues rising school attendance, building costs, salaries, and expansion of vocational arts, clinics, and character training drive education expense. Brueher elected secretary as membership checks proceed. yearbooks to be distributed at the next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Fred J. Miller
Wednesaereigi
and Reid
Sedgwick
Island
Jhouse
National YWCA Secretary to be Entertained Here
Miss Alice Reynolds national YWCA secretary will be guest and speaker at a luncheon here on Tuesday September 23. Local board discussed arrangements at its first fall meeting with Miss Ide Schwind welcomed as new general secretary. Thimblebee Lincoln circle Ladies of the GADR will hold a thimble bee Friday afternoon at Mrs J G Bennett 2701 Fourth Street West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Reynolds
the. National ‘Board of
New Yon
Waterloo
YW. C.A
Ide Schwind
Thimblebee
Lincoln Circle
The
GADR
Mmrs
J. G. Bennett
Fourth Strees West
Couple Married at New Hampton Catholic Church
Miss Catherine E. Gilbert and George P. Lensing wed at St Marys Catholic Church in New Hampton at 8 30 am with Rev B H Forkenbrock officiating. Sister M Amelia provided music and the couple planned a wedding trip to Kansas City and Denver before settling on a farm near Waucoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
New Hampton
Catherine E. Gilbert
George P. Lensing
Wangoma
St. Mary's Catholic Church
B. H. Forkenbrock
M. Amelia
Litzle
Barbara Schwickerath
Wancomp
United States Army
Kansas City
Denver
Waucoma
German Freundschaft Picnic At Eletric Park In Waterloo
German club Freundschaft of Waterloo plans a Sunday picnic at Eletric Park at 1 o clock inviting all German families. In other notes the G F club meets Friday afternoon at Beatle 927 Mulberry street with Mrs Bessie Beatle and the Tuesday luncheon club held an all day gathering yesterday at Mrs Fred Fortschs 1200 Commercial street with a two course luncheon and needlework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Club
Bessie. Beatle
Mulberry -Street
Freundschaft
Waterloo
Electric Park
Fred Fortsch
Commercial Street
Hints in Beauty Care Shrink
A fashion note column advises dieting and exercise for women seeking slimmer figures. It promotes a liquid diet with milk or juice, limited calories, occasional fasting, corset tightening, and light bust and hair care tips. Practical steps include daily fluids, water between meals, and modest cosmetic routines.
Allan Engagement Set for Cincinnati Nuptials
Announcement of Russell H. Allan son of Mr and Mrs D A Allan 306 Rebel avenue and Miss Elizabeth Miller of Cincinnati Ohio calls for a Sept 29 wedding at Christ Episcopal Church Glendale with a reception at the Lyceum club Cincinnati The bride to be is a Sweetbriar College graduate 1927 and widow travel has followed The groom a West High School 1920 graduate and Wisconsin 1926 alum Delta Tau Delta member They will later reside in Springfield Massachusetts where Allan works for American Laundry Machine Co A motor trip to Cincinnati and then south follows with their son Verne accompanying the couple
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell H. Mian
D. A. Allan
Rebel Avenue
Elizabeth Miller
Harvey H. Miller
Cincinnati
Christ Episcopal’ Church
Glendale
Lyceum Club
Miss Miller
Sweetbriar College
Virginia
Mrs. W W Fisher Honored Former Waterloo Resident
Mrs. W W Fisher of Ontario California a former Waterloo resident and Eastern Star leader was honored at a Wednesday luncheon hosted by her daughter Mrs W F Parrott at Cedar Heights She is 85 active in Eastern Star and three clubs past matrons attended the event plus many friends. A separate note mentions a Grade-Elect dance party for Miss Wauneta Brumble bride to John Furbush at 1022 Besch Street with a large guest list and green peach decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Fisher
Ontario
Cal
Waterloo
O. E
Honor Puest
W. F. Parrott
Cedar Heights
Fisher
Eastern Star
John Miller
Roy Short
Roy Rulett
George Welker
Henry Gee
NM. F. Drilling
F. B. Dietrick
P. J. Martin
Frank McLaughlin
Charles Chickering
L. E. Hickelberg
John Rector
Join Duke
George Schoel
Paul Corson
John Bramble
Besch Street
Wauneta Brumble
John Furbush
Gertrude Brumble
Verda Brentzer
Lucille Dean
Vernita Jacquith
Vera Burk
Helen Potter
Bernice Potter
Iréne Hill
Louise Burns
Helen Reed
Joseph Schuman
Earl Brumble
Church Circle Notes and Meetings Across City Today
The West Side Circle of the Episcopal church held its fall luncheon at Mrs F H Realing’s home 826 Campbell Ave Queen Esther circle of St Pauls M E church met with Miss Bernice Holly 815 Logan Ave with 12 members present Homemakers class of First Presbyterian plans a picnic supper at 6730 o clock Friday at Mr and Mrs F W Morris 507 Fowler St Members to bring dishes sandwiches and a covered dish At St Pauls M E church Ladies Aid elected officers President Mrs R G Wilkins first vice president Mrs Fred Gunningham second vice president Mrs S Freeman third vice president BF A Heald Secretary Mrs L M Townsend Treasurer Mrs J I Chapman Reports show about 1200 raised this year with 200 in treasury A musicale planned by Circle seven First Lutheran Missionary Society Oct 10 at Mrs J B Becker Wil to entertain The Women’s Organization of First Congregational met for luncheon plans for a thank offering dinner in late October Sept 19 meeting at Mrs A G Reid Sedgwick Island The Rosary Society of St Josephs to hold a card party Friday at Our Lady of Victory auditorium 2 30 PM Also bridge and 500 Twenty six members and guests attended Westminster Macedonian class fall meeting with luncheon at Westminster Presbyterian A married peoples class event at Central Christian postponed Majelymikl of First Presbyterian met with 22 members and one guest present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
F. W. Morris
Fowler Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's M. EB
R. G. Wilkins
Fred Gunningham
S. Freeman
BF. A. Heald
L. M. Townsend
J. I. Chapman
Women's Organization
First Congregational Church
Albert Bentson
H. W. Farr
Frank Friand
D. Pageton
W. W. Gaston
D. Mitchell
A. G. Reid
Sedgwick. Island
Mizpah Circle
King's Daughters
Stanley Taylor
Third Avenue West
H. J. Hemmerling
West Liberty
Tiry Miller
Elizabeth Taylor
Jeannette Premier
Greene wedding ties Ruth Clifton and Leonard Kingery
Ruth Clifton and Leonard Kingery were married at the Greene Presbyterian manse with Rev. Willan J. Gross helm officiating. The couple, from Greene and Packard, will reside in Ackley after graduation and work.дет
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingery
Clifton
Greene
Fayette Trial Jury Ordered to Report Sept 24
The Fayette trial jury is ordered to report September 24, a week later than the originally scheduled date. The grand jury meets September 17 after a two day session. Helena Gundacker and Vivian Glascock have gone to Rochester Minnesota to begin nurses training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Courier
West Union
Sian
Quick Appetizer and Pasta Cheese Bake From Old Family Recipe
A rough collection shows hot pimento eggs spread on buttered toast rounds baked briefly as appetizers, plus a simple spaghetti and cheese dish: boil spaghetti, melt butter, mix in cheese and seasonings, then serve hot with extra cheese and paprika. Also includes a pecan cookie mix with pecans, brown sugar, butter, flour and egg baked in tins.
Duck Hunter Fined For Out Of Season Shooting
GC W Moore paid 24.25 for illegal duck hunting near Cedar Falls. He faced arraignment after a game warden complaint by John W Dago. Moore also owed 4.25 costs.
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C. Falls
Courier Special Service
Cedar Falls
W. Moore
John W. Dago
Moore
Brain Test Answer Summary
The note provides three clues: the wearer’s identity is unclear, the letter is M, and George could be Bob’s father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Bob
Waterios Ovening Courice PATTERNS Offer
Advertisement for Waterios patterns printed by the Evening Courier Waterloo. Orders: 13 cents per pattern, patterns suitable for seams, delivery within about 10 days after sending order. Include payment to the Fashion Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Girl Who Drank Poison After Love Spat Is Better
Miss Ethel Cook of 214 Eleventh Street East drank poison after a quarrel with her sweetheart but was assured of recovery at Presbyterian hospital. She has burns in the mouth and throat and struggles to swallow nourishment. T Bentley of 1140 Independence Avenue left for Laramie Wyoming to teach at the state university, aiming to Fremont Nebraska for the first night’s top and cover three days. Mrs H M Harmon of 2032 Third Street West fractured her right wrist after falling on the Parrott building steps and was taken to Allen Memorial hospital for treatment.
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Ethel Cook
Eleventh Street East
Presbyterian Hospital
T. Bentley
Independence Avenue
Laramie
Wyo
State University
T 0
Fremont
Neb
H. M. Harmon
Third Street West
Parrott
Harmon
Allen Memorial Hospital
Fettkether Funeral Set For Oswein Sacred Heart Church
The funeral of Mrs. William Fettkether will be held at 9 a m Saturday at Sacred Heart Catholic church Oswein Burial will follow at Woodlawn She died this morning at Mercy hospital She is survived by two daughters Gladys Marguerite and William a sister and a brother Mrs Kate Sanford Mrs William Dailey Delwein Mrs John Kennedy Boone Sister Mary Tacona Marcus and Thomas Connors Mason City Her husband died several years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Specks Service
Oelwein
William ‘Fettkether
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Woodlawn
Fettkether
Mercy Hospital
Gladys
Marguerite
William
Kate Sanford
Wiliam Dailey
Delwein
John Kennedy
Boone
Mary Tacona
Marcus
Thomas Connors
Mason City
City in brief reports on local happenings and travels
Local items note Curtis Snyder enrolling at the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy, Mrs. Paul Meuhl’s store injury, and a 55 inch Easter lily in Lucile Flanders' garden. Families plan trips to Colorado, Brainerd and Waterville, Minn, with fishing reports and a lecture on The Power of Love at Unity Center. An inquiry into forfeiture of a Buick linked to illegal liquor transport is filed by county attorney Ralph W. Travis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Snyder
Franklin Street
Jeff
Iowa City
College of Pharmacy
University of Iowa
Paul Meuhl
Please-!! Grocery
Fourth Street
Lucile Flanders
A. C. Smith
Williston Avenue
Colorado Springs
Colo
Parker
Clay Street
Lester Ford
Harrison Street
Roy Post
Cedar Falls
Brainerd
Miam
W. L. ‘Lentz
Grant Avenue
Frances
Waterville
Minn
Goldie Gook
Unity Center Ord
Cecil Halley
H.T. Wagner
Ralph. W. Travis
Escar
Keep Your Skin Beautiful With Avalon Lotion
An old advertisement touts Avalon Nar Cisse Lotion 2 as a post wash remedy for soft smooth white clear skin. It promises relief from wind chap roughness and sun exposure and lists small bottle prices and counter availability at Kresias Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kresias
Weekend Waterloo visit promotion from Chicago Great Western
An advertisement invites Chicago relatives and friends to visit Waterloo with a weekend excursion. It promotes round trip fares of 6.00 from Chicago to Waterloo on Sept soon, encouraging reunions and visits with friends who moved to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Waterloo
Chicago Great Western
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society In Review
Blue ‘Triangle League
K. 3. Hall
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Busck Hawk I
O. O. F. ‘Hall
Security Benefi Essociatlion
K. P. Hall
W. B
W. F. Schrag
G. FP
Bessie Beatle
Hlack's
First Methodist Church
Bethany Temple
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
National Y. W. C. A
New Hampton Catholic Church
Harrieth McMasters
Sutherland
Order of Eastern Star
Water-loo
Masonic
Black's
McMasters
Glenn Tibbitts
Roy Metzger
Fred.g. Clark
N. W
Triangle
ET. Wy Co
Iris Nelson
Lake Geneva
Wis
Noma
Scott
Columbia Street
N. M
M. R—I
Jean S
Miss K
Sisi
Russell Allan
W .W. Fisher
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Country Club
Henry Wurster
W. L. Deters
Arthur Fowler
Cecil Bickley
Robert Hardin
H. Ward
Tara
Lila Barnes
First Baptist
Church School
Black
Church News
West Side Circle of Christ Episcopal
Queen Esther
St Paul's M. BE
Bernice Holly
Logan Avenue
Rosary Society of
St. Joseph's Church
Our Lady of Victory
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Central Christian Church
Majelymikl
Greene High School
Mayd
Butler
Gates Business College
Carston
Brothers
Ackley
Dorothy Bennett
Paul Sehermerhorn
Ruth Widdell
Buncow
Gertrude Borchers
Ethyl Schuetz
Edna Dettmer
Agnes Flieder
Mae
Loretta Galvin
Dane Street
Josephine’ Hogan
Jesup
Wilma Hogan
Arline Molloy
Miss Hogan
Black's Tearoom
Brice J. Giffen
Cedar Falls Presbyterian Church
W. Td, Wiler
C. W. Wester
F. E. Wightman
South Street
L. Zimmerman
Harley Mowrer
Las Vegas
Karl Parker
Hattie Parker
Marquette
Mish
W. B. Poor
Titusville
W. J. Warr
Earl Schuyler
Cedar Rapids
Gwendolyn Edwards
Carnell College
First Methodist
Bessie Young
Green Lantern
B. L. Holton
Vermont Street
W. Rbc
Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial
Hell
Ben Hesser
Jean Rohlf
Rotary
Morris-Willis
Alfred Morris
Fifth Street East
Melvie Willis
London
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Tme
Fred Hadley
Moose Hall
United Commercial
Uncher
Fred. L. Wimber
Wellington Street
Paris
Jean Patou
Waterios
Oslwein
Srief
Buchanan's
Mrs. W
Reusser
Peggy
Mrs. Frenk
Blue Star
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
Order of the Eastern Star
M C
DUCES
Clemence Music Studios
South St
Guter
Eversharp
Pat
Lucky Jewel
P.O
Cepengsec
Ail
Fannie May
the Submarine Sweet Shop
Hotel
Russell Lamzon
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