Luncheon-Bridge Event Hosted by Mrs Deters
Society notes record a luncheon and bridge gathering hosted by Mrs Walter L Deters at Stinmytide Country Club with garden flowers as table decorations. Guests include numerous society members such as Mrs Earl Glasson Mrs Roger Miller Mrs Ronald Reed and many others. The event lists attendees from local and Los Angeles circles, highlighting social ties across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Deters
Honey Park Boulevard
Stinmytide Country Club
Roger Crowell
Paul Elghimey
Frank Fowler
R. E. Bragdon
Henry Wurster
Frank Collord
Ruben Rah
Harry Dunkelberg
E. J. Dunkelberg
Claude Newsum
C. A. Clark
F.H. Schierbrock
F. Harrison
James Clark
Donaldson
Perrin
Clarksville
Max Miller
S. Brown
T. Brown
HA. Limbert
Kirk Stewart
Frnk Wyant
E. Ho Wyant
F. H. Rewling
L. C. Leeper
J. B. O'Keife
W. A. B. Graham
R. C. Bodwell
George Cousins
H. Miller
Henry Frank
Harry W. Shaw
W. R. Sieg
EB. E. Magee
BR. E. Russell
Alice Ayers
Los Angeles
Cal
Russell
F. L. Benedict
Sallie Imbeden
Waterloo society calendar highlights for weekend events
Tonight features D A F dinner at Black's Fountain Westminister church housewarming at Westminster Presbyterian church and meetings at Church parlors. Homemakers class at First Presbyterian. Gleaners circle East Park Presby. Mrs George Smith noted. Saturday lists Junior Moose at Moose hall and Waterloo Council United Commercial Travelers luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson. evening Commercial Travelers dinner at Hazel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Black's
Westmiinster
Waterloo Council
United Commercial ‘Travelers
Hazel Russell-Lamson
Legion Auxiliary Charter Members Honored at Meet
Members of the Berker Chapman post American Legion auxiliary met at Memorial hall last night and planned to join the parade on Sept 22 heading to the national convention in Louisville. The parade forms at the Illinois Central station at 2 p.m and includes the legion band drum corps Fort Dodge bugle corps and local quartets and drill team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berker-Chapman Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Legion
Louisville
Illinois Central Railroad
Fort
Dodge
Tows Falls
Iowa City
Henry Dallman
Arlene Hareef
L. &. Treganza
Bernard Duthbert
Cedar Falls
June Wall
Europe
Arney Vaughn
J. B. Becker
L. V. Jones
L. E. Roberts
W. T. McComb
James Houghton
W. Ti. Wilton
Lb. S. Treganza
Manchester Man Weds Delaware Girl at Nashua
In Nashua Cesar, Sept 11, Rev William Kent united Miss Alice Harvey of Delaware and Aubrey Shriver of Manchester in a Little Brown Church ceremony attended by the couple’s families. Mrs. Shriver wore rose glow crepe and carried American beauty roses. the bride is a Manchester High School graduate class of 1928. The groom works for Standard Oil. They plan a honeymoon to Nebraska and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Alice
Harvey
R. Oo
Delaware
Aubrey Shriver
Henry
Steffy
Little Brown
Cesar
Nashua
Wiliam Kent
Shriver
Manchester High School
Ete
Nebraska
Colorado
Mrs Clive Bagwell Honored at Post-Nuptial Shower
A post nuptial shower honoring Mrs Clive Bagwell formerly Miss Alverdia Beckfus was hosted by Mrs Billous Ludwig and Miss Florence Roth at 412 Florence Street. Prizes awarded to Miss Mary Bohan Miss Perdeta Steele and Mrs Bagwell. Attendees included Kathryn Bonan Sybil Brooks Viola Burger Ora Troutner Nitella Meyers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clive Bagwell
Alverdia Beckfus
Billous Ludwig
Florence Roth
Florence Street
Banco
Mary Bohan
Perdeta Steele
Bagwell
Kathryn Bonan
Sybil Brooks
Viola Burger
Ora Troutner
Nitella Meyers
Ghvia Hacker
John Sadler
J. 5. Roth
Mrs Collins Hosts Luncheon for 21 Cousins in Waterloo
Mrs I D Collins of 337 Argyle Street entertained twenty one cousins yesterday at a lunch at her home as a tribute to Mrs R R Thompson of Spencer South Dakota visiting Iowa relatives. Guests included Mrs A F Brockman and son Wendell Colwell IA and Mrs H W Myers Charles City among others all of Waterloo while Fay Collins and Mrs A D Shepard assisted. Waterloo council United Commercial Travelers to lunch at Hotel Russell Lamson at 12 30 tomorrow with dinner at 6 30 and a 7 30 business meeting with initiation of new members. auxiliary also to meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Collins
Argyle Street
R. R. Thompson
Spencer
S. D
Iowa
Fay
A. D. Shepard
Waterloo
A. F. Brockman
Wendell
Colwell
H. W. Myers
Charles Clty
E. Hastings
O. W. Farnsworth
Etta Kelley
A. Roach
H. L. Roach
Richard
Plainfield
CG J. Brodie
W. Lb. Lynes
Waverly
A. D. Seaman
Nashua
FB. Lynes
R. L. Farnsworth
W. D. Farnsworth
Janiie
Bonnie
K. K. Lynes
Waterloo Council
U. CG
Russell-Lamson
United Commercial
H. Schotter
Falls Avenue
Wilson Hubbard
Bunico
Roy Schoanmaker
Neal Rigdon
Edith Wooley
Hubbard
Anna Hartleip
Len Bryant
John, Christiason
Kenneth Lynes
Church Circles and Social Events Highlight Evening Schedule
Gleaner's Circle of East Park Presbyterian meets at 1:30 with Mrs. George Smith at 121 Riehl Street. Miss Clover Sterling hosts a pot luck for her First M.E. Sunday school class. Universalist Young People's club plans a semi public dance for Sept. 27 and a cabaret in October. New York guest Miss Margaret Holley spoke on Northern Baptist Convention fields at Cedar Valley association. Women's society held a luncheon and planned bazaar and rummage sale for October and a dairy cattle congress booth. Grace M.E. choir host party with Mrs. Jack Campbell elected president and Mrs. Loveall secretary. program included prison scene travesty and musical readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Sterling
First M. BE. Church
Miss Young
Mrs. Loesbe
Young People’s Activity Club
Universalist Church
John
Walter Kyle
Johnette Olmstead
Esther Wortell
E. M. Deal
Karl Clayton
Jack Campbell
Marvel Fern
Dana
Ann Morse
Ted Morse
Nighttime beauty routines for clear skin and hair care
Practical home beauty guide outlines bedtime cleansing to remove powder and dirt, apply nourishing cream, and massage for circulation. Advises scalp tonics, hand and nail care, and pore cleaning with steam and cleansing cream. Suggests gradual pore shrinking and next day prep.
College Hill Club Begins Thirtieth Year with Party
Cedar Falls Sept 13 The Home Beasal and Literary club of College HAL began its thirtieth year with a reception for members at the home of president Mrs J C Rainbow. Vacation anecdotes were shared by members and the coming year’s staff includes Vice Presidents Mrs Fanny Kellogg and Mrs Margaret Butler Secretary Mrs Sadie Orr Treasurer Mrs William Round Executive committee Elise Kramer Mrs Alice Goff and Mrs M J Coleman The 1929 30 season program is titled Modern Life with topics on home life hospitality etiquette health insurance budgeting investments and homemaking The year will also feature three social functions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
Club of
College Hal
J. C. Rainbow
Rainbow
Fanny Kellogg
Margaret Butler
Sadie Orr
Clarksville Girl Weds Californian at Home Ceremony
Miss Lillian Stine wed William M. Simmons of Hollywood California in a home ceremony at the Stine residence Clarksville Indiana. Rev Willard W Grant officiated before more than 60 relatives and friends. A three course dinner followed as the couple began a motor tour to their Hollywood home stopping at Denver and Colorado Springs en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Clarkeville
Lillian Stine
William. M. Simmons
Hollywood
Cal
H. W. Stine
Willard W. Grant
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. E. Church
Simmons
Denver
Colorado ‘Springs
Dedication of Cedar Falls Woman's Club on Thursday
Cedar Falls officials announced the Cedar Falls Womans Club dedication will occur Thursday September 26 at the K P hall. President Mrs EB Ritter said the date was moved from September 20 due to scheduling conflicts among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Woman’s Club
Courier
Ceder Falls
Cedar. Falls
Worman
EB. L. Ritter
Security Benefit Association
K. P
Had
Flaning
Tre
William Stanford
Frank Finn
Joseph Grey
Mabel Fink
George Carroll
William Bowen
R. T. Snodgrass
J. ©. Knapp
Harvey Zellar
Aplington
Publc
K. P. Hall
Community Club Notes and Social Gatherings Listed
Various neighborhood clubs held meetings yesterday across Falls Avenue area with prizes awarded in card and bridge games. Plans announced for Sept 26 sewing and luncheons at Mrs. Roepke and other hosts. officers elected for Kum-Chat-Awhile and Los Comedres groups. Raena Circle, J.U.G., Joyle and T.A.M. clubs outlined upcoming events and guest hosting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Lowia Vollenweiter
Alvin Autre
Wilkem Urle
Guy Burbank
Dam Prinr
Jfl Cashman
Galloway
Shoe Clue Drives Police Hunt for Store Burglar
Police search for a burglar who looted the W. H. Bass Shoe Co at 200 Fourth Street East last night taking 20 pairs of shoes valued at $100. A stone shoe found near the rear door at 10:30 p.m. is the sole clue as Patrolman Damon Chenty reports forced entry and the safe untouched. Floyd Dawson, an employee, verified the safe was not opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bass Shoe Company
Fourth Street East
Damon Chenty
Floyd Dawson
City in Brief S: W J Keefe of 211 Wat xuL Court is in fair condition at Allen Memorial hospital with heart disease. Mr and Mrs A B Glenny of 2409 Fourth street west return from a two weeks visit with a daughter in Minneapolis. another daughter Lucile also home from lakes region. Mr and Mrs M G Reeder of 205 First street east return from two months in northern Minnesota and Yellowstone. a stop at Cushing to visit brother Jobs at a Big Lake fishing resort.
Bruce F Gates of Gates Business College spoke to Fratelli club members on his European Rotary convention trip. Mrs Henry J Meyers and Mrs Gertrude Palmer of Walnut Court, injured in a Rockford auto crash, return home from St Luke's Chicago hospital. Mrs W E Wilde and Ruth cycle from Syracuse visit. Miss Wilde resumes studies at Syracuse University. Mr and Mrs C H Davis and daughter Mary return from summer abroad aboard S S Transylvania and Majestic. voyage started Cherbourg and ended five days fourteen hours later. Mr and Mrs C O Lamson and family visited Geneva and Niagara Falls. Lamson attended Episcopal conference at Ames. others stop in Chicago. Reminder for chicken dinner at WW C A cafeteria Saturday 6:00 to 7:30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Keefe
Watxul Court Apartments
Allen Memorial Hospital
A. EB. Glenny
Fourth Street West
H. F. Whittle
Minneapolis
Lucile
the Lakes
Minnesota
M. G. Reeder
First Street
Yellowstone National Park
Cushing, Minn
Reeder
BE. MM. Jobs
Fshing
Big Lake
Bruce F. Gates
Gates Business College
International Rotary Convention
Fratelli Club
Henry J. Meyers
Gertrude Palmer
Walnut Court Apartments
Rockford
St. Luke's Hospital
Chicago
W. E. Wilde
Ruth
Syracuse
Waterloo
Eastern Points
Cal Sharp
Bavee
C. H. Nauman
Allen Street
C. R. Cassall
Logan Avenue
S. S. Transylvania
Cunard
Scotland
England
Continent
Davis
Cherbourg
Atlantic
C. O. Lamson
Maxine
Russell
Third Avenue West
Geneva
Episcopal Brotherhood
Niagara Falls
Metroit
Lamson
Episcopal
Cium Bisque and Macaroon Ice Cream Recipes
Handwritten soup and dessert instructions describe Cium Bisque using milk, clams, butter, parsley, flour, onion juice, salt, white pepper, paprika, with clams ground and simmered then finished creamy. Macaroon Ice Cream uses cream, macaroon crumbs, sugar, vanilla, almond flavor, then freeze.
Squash Preparation Described In Brief Recipe Form
A brief culinary note outlines slicing a squash, arranging slices in a buttered pan, seasoning with salt pepper sugar and butter, topping with grated cheese, and baking until delicately browned. The text emphasizes avoiding foamy preparation.
Toting gun and stealing tires leads to long reformary term
Ray Wheeler aged 27, a Waterloo resident, received a three year reformatory sentence in two non concurrent terms after pleading guilty to carrying a concealed weapon and driving a car without the owner's consent. He was also linked to petty larceny cases from last May and charged with stealing cars to move tires, with additional terms totaling one year for the driving without consent and two years for the later charges, to run consecutively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Wheeler
Waterloo
Reformatory
G. W. Wood
Wheeler
Ant
Roo
Giguere
Pie
F .B. Fisher
Burr. C. Towne
John H. Meyers
Sweet Corn Double Harvest By Silas Eldridge
Silas Eldridge of 1519 Commercial Street reports two crops of sweet corn this season. The first crop, planted May 1, was harvested by July 12. The second crop, planted July 13, matured in 62 days and yielded well developed ears of fine quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas
Eldridge
Lightning wrecks house in Sept. 13 report
A bolt of lightning yesterday demolished the home of H. Travis in Council Buffs. Four occupants escaped injury. All windows were shattered, part of the roof torn off, and plaster shaken from walls in every room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Travis
Raglan Shoulders Are Smart Frock Pattern Shown
A fashion pattern model features raglan shoulders with inverted pleats for fullness in a printed gingham or neutral fabric. Desipm 1073 presents smart color schemes green brown and yellow on a white ground. Sizes 2 4 6 8, yardage details for size 4, and simple instructions included. Pattern costs 15 cents or 10 cents with pattern. mail to Courier Pattern Dept New York.
St Ansgar Auxiliary to Legion Elects Officers
St Ansgar Indiana Sept 13 Newly elected officers of the American Legion auxiliary include Dorothy Hume president D Earl Hess vice president William Groth secretary and Ed Tessman treasurer The auxiliary selects a rehabilitation project a monthly payment toward supporting a disabled veteran patient at the Knoxville government hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ansgar
American Legion #auxiliary of
Dorothy Hume
D. Earl Hess
William Groth
Ed Tessman
Government Hospital
Knoxville
Brain Test Answer Summary
The message lists unused words flagged as unnecessary with indices. It identifies words like up nearby latter together back final whole favorable downs yet and other numbered items.
Hostess Cake Ad Promotes Time Proven Recipes
An old bakery advertisement touts Hostess cakes with time proven recipes. It highlights Devil's Food, Chocolate Layer, Cocoanut Layer and cupcakes. The copy emphasizes brand quality, Good Housekeeping endorsement, and claims price parity with ordinary cakes. It ends with a street address 0192 Continental Baking Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess
Good Housekeeping
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College’ Hill Club
WOCG
Ela Hansen
Floyd Bell
Theresa Hansen
Dawson Street
Miss Hansen
Chrace Sweahke
Wallace Clhicsbre
Re. Morray
Helen de Bihr
Hurley Walden
Fourth Street Oat
Nowell War
Hartington
Thomas Boose
Eugene Clark
Junior Moose
Moose Hall
Toomorrow
W. W. Anderson
Viola
Mira Pierce
P. BD. Keagy
Los Comedres Club
Keagy
H. H. Ruby
E. H. Scholl
J. Carpenter
Lell Holden
Home Park Boulevard
Jay Sternbergh
Dubuque
Rawena Circle
Clyde Goin
O. H. Hoy
V. F. Martin
Lulu Cushman
Claude Anderson
Arnold Stuber
Kimball Avenue
Richard Sampson
Third Street West
Dan O'Neil
Cedar Heights
Joyle Club
Homer Gordon
Otto Stegman
J. J. Roberts
E.G. Landstrom
Thomas Shafer
Stegman
J. W. Roberts
T. A. M. Bridge Club
A. H. French
George Fergeman
F. M. Joyce
Thomas Landgref
E. Bruce
West End
4Th St. Bridge
Buchanan
Opthal
Remesner
OW. C. A
Raglan
Geurier
Courier Pattern Dept
W. 17Th St
New Vari Gite
Ansgar Auiliary
WT Wurde
Ari
ENNA
Jettick
Alice Adams Proctor
Adam
Treames
Virginia
Oime
Cooda
Enna Jettick Shoe Store
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