Social events open week for Waterloo clubs and weddings
Waterloo society announcements plan a formal opening of the Woman's Club season with a Friday afternoon program and president Mrs W H Bick Jey to speak. Reports by officers and a tea will conclude the meeting. Also scheduled are engagements and weddings, including Miss Katherine Graham and Paul Pahl, to be wed Tuesday at the Grahams home with Pastor Thomas Niven officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's
W.‘H. Bick
Jey
E. L. Johnson
G. 8. Pickett
H. W. Hallowell
E. T. Alford
Katherine Graham
Paul Pahl
James Graham
Sheridan Road
Thomas R. Niven
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Pahl
Henry Pahl Canton
Mortimer B. Cleveland
Prospect Avenue
Frank Collard, Jr
B. F. Swisher
J. G. Hildebrand
Robert Lichty
Vera Rock Walls
W. S. Halvorson
Mar- Erret Morris
Ross Conservatory of Music
Daughters of Isabella
Ab K. C G
Mayme Egan
Loreal Organization
Denver
Federation of Women's Clubs of Waterloo
Waterloo Garden Club
H. O. Bernbrack
Third Street West
Women's Club of
Cedar Heights
J. G. Brinkerhoff
L. E. Glaza
J. G. ‘Hildebrand
C. M. Deal
Waterloo Woman's Club
Jerry Smith
Lorraine Gibson
Audrey Sieg
Dorothy Decker
Waterloo D A R Chapter Quizzed on Constitution Night
Waterloo Chapter D A R held an opening 1928 30 meeting at Black's tearoom, quizzing on Revolutionary War era ancestors. Mrs. Robert Rammer led a constitutional gift, readings by Mrs. L T Potter, and Mrs. George DeWald recalled Iowa Sunday at Valley Forge. Local and out of town visitors attended.
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Waterloo
Black
Robert Rammer
Bily Miller
Riley
L. T. Potter
George DeWald
Iowa
Valley Forge
Memorial Church
Leona Leech
Columbia City
Ind
G. B. Brebner
Edmons
Vinton
John Rock
J. E. Johnson
J. D. Haffa
G. H. Parker
Alta Fisher
Ben Hosser
Alice Wykoff
Eta White
May Francis
D. A. RR
Des Moines
A. B. Lovejoy
P. H. Paulsen
John Gwynne
D. A. R Magazine
National Magazine
Cedar Falls Woman Is Made Chaplain for White Shrine
Cedar Falls Sept 14 Harold Milversted of this city was appointed chaplain of Bethany unit of White Shrine of Jerusalem to fill vacancy created by the resignation of Mrs Harry Fergemann Waterloo Mrs Fergemann retired because of health The regular winter assembly schedule launches Friday evening Becker chapter O E B 8 meeting set Wednesday 8 oclock at Maronic temple with a card party afterwards Refreshments served
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Cedar Falls
Hirs
Harold Milversted
Bethany
White Shrine Oferusalem
Harry Fergemann
Waterloo
Fergemann
Becker, O. F. S
Becker Chapter
O. EB
Maronic Temple
Housewarming at Westminster Church for 300 Members
Nearly 300 members of Westminster Presbyterian church gathered for a housewarming last evening. The event opened with a French supper in the parlors and ended with a short program led by chairman W. H. Howrey Rotng. Dr. W. P. McCormick and Mrs. A. E. Enderlein contributed songs from The Rose Maiden. Talks by H. H. Caugu jan, A. A. Zimmerman, and Walter A. Bellinger praised the trustees for decorating the church, house, and manse and looked forward to a busy year. The Sunday School orchestra, directed by Miss Ruth Hey, provided music before and after supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. H. Howrey Rotng
W. P. McCormick
A. E. Enderlein
A. M. Donnan
Caven
McCormick
Ruth Hey
Mrs Fiske Marshall Hosts Luncheon Bridge Party Next Week
Mrs Fiske Marshall to host a luncheon bridge at her home on Tuesday with flowers tapers and place cards in abutural colors. Attendees include Mrs Earl Glasson Mrs A B Chambers Mrs Ruben Rath Mrs C A Morris and many others. Dick Ryan to leave for Chicago school was guest of honor at a surprise farewell party last night in Reber ayvenir with bunco dancing prizes awarded and gifts presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiske Marshall
Hatel Russell- Lamson
Marshall
Sheridan Road
Earl Glasson
A. B. Chambers
Ruben Rath
C. A. Morris
Roger Miller
Ronald Reed
Roger Crowell
Fred H. Wray
P. J. Bryant
LeRoy Bryant
C. L. Bryant
Los Angeles
Philip and
G. A. Clark
Glenn Beers
G. H. Hospers
Burton M. Gotshal
Reuben J. Milter
R. ©. Moore
W. E. Steel
Dick Ryan
Chicago
Reber Ayvenir
Arthura Dudley
Bunco
Banco
Mary Jane Harrison
Forrest Makinster
T. R. Ryan
Mildred Graser
Vanita Ryen
Hints in Beauty Care from Edna Ke Late Summer Treatments
Reader tips for skin care as summer ends. Advice covers avoiding over sunburn, using light cold cream, nightly moisturizer, cucumber juice toner, and simple facial care routines. Also includes notes on diet, air, doctor consultation, hair styling, and basic exercises for body shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna KE
Social Events on Week's Calendar in Gardenton and Waterloo
Week of social events lists numerous club meetings and activities. G A R circles, Ladies groups, church societies, and service clubs fill Monday to Friday with picnics dinners card parties banded around Lincoln, Waterloo, and neighboring communities, featuring Masons, Daughters of Isabella, and fire fighter auxiliaries.
Cedar Falls literary groups restart weekly meetings
In Cedar Falls on September 14, multiple literary groups plan sessions. PEO Chapter A meets at Mrs. F G Ellsworth’s home, FV at Mrs. Elmer H Parmann’s residence. Nineteenth Century club begins year with Mrs. Leslie Reed hosting, Parker reads. Tuesday club opens at Mrs. J W Leavitt’s home. Miss Ming Martin, soon to wed Cyril Lance, was guest of honor at a recent shower hosted by Mrs. Rueben Miller and Miss Rose Sellenrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Leavitt
Ming Martin
Cyril Lance
Lansing
Mich
Rueben H. Miller
Rose Sellenrich
William Meyers
Detroit
Lucy Sillman
Ginner
Tremont Street
Clarence H. Wise
Miss Mary Davis and Cecil T Gorman Wed in California
Miss Mary Davis daughter of Mrs Catherine Davis Joliet and sister of Mrs Verne Bartling of Waterloo wed Cecil T Gorman son of Mr and Mrs J J Gorman of Waterloo in Los Angeles California at St Vibiana's Cathedral. Rev Gerald M O Keefe officiated. Bride wore lace with calla bouquet Attendant Miss Regina Powers wore blue ensemble. Best man was Les Gorman. They honeymooned on the West Coast and will reside at 619 South Burlington Avenue Los Angeles. Mrs Gorman attended Joliet High School and Business College. She worked at Black Hawk Abstract Co. Mr Gorman a West High and Columbia College Dubuque graduate, connected with the Trans Continental Bureau of Freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Davis
Catherine Davis
Joliet, Sr
Verne Bartling
Williston Avenue
Waterloo
Cecil T. Gorman
J. J. Gorman
Maple Street
Ware
Los Angeles
Cal
Gerald M.O' Keefe
St. Vibiana's Cathedral
Calla Wies
Regina Powers
Les Gorman
Barbara Ton
Gorman
San Francisco
Burlington Avenue
Los Angles
Joliet, I
Gare, Business College
Waterinn
Blark Hawk Abstract Company
West High School
Columbia College
Dubuque
Tran
Continental Bureau of Freight Mnt Speckion
Wild Rose Club Meets at 1400 Conger Street
An all day meeting is scheduled for members of the Wild Rose Club at the home of Mrs. D. Smith on Conger Street Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O. P
Pullman
Central Christian Church
L. CG. Beckner
Waterloo
Wild Rose Club
D. Smith
Conger Street
Northeast Iowans Pledge Troth at Fall Ceremonies
A string of marriages across Iowa is reported with multiple couples wed by various pastors in communities including Ackley, Nashua, Decorah, Cedar Falls, and Traer. Brides and grooms, from Lena Homan to John E Thompson, are listed with spouses, locations, and future residences. ceremonies span Chicago to Wisconsin with attendees named and employers noted.
Miss Mary Halaska and Ray A Ellis Arve Wed Tuesday
Announcement from Waterloo reports the marriage of Miss Mary Helen Halaska to Ray A Hillis. The ceremony occurred at First M church in Chattanooga by Rev George E Blanchard on Tuesday September 16. Mrs Ellis is a East High graduate and former Iowa Study Teachers College employee. Mr Ellis is wholesale manager of Ellis Geerdes Co, local auto distributer. During their wedding trip through the south he will attend the National convention of the power engineers association in Chattanooga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Mary Helen Halaska
Charles Halaska
Denver Street
Ray A. Hillis
Chattanooga
Tenn
George E. Blanchard
Ellis
East High School
Iowa Study Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Ellis-Geerdes Company
South
Focal Association of Power Engineers
Lorene Standish Hosts Autumn Bridge Dinner at Black's
Miss Lorene Standish served as hostess at a bridge dinner at Black's tea room. Twenty eight guests sat at a long table adorned with garden flowers lanterns and autumn colors. Guests included Mrs. Margaret Short Mrs. Lille Larsen Mrs. Barrett Rich Mrs. Ralph Standish Mrs. H Barton Mrs. George Worthen Mrs. Stanton Stoddard Mrs. W W Warsaw Mrs. B W Shifflet Mrs. Frances Osterman Mrs. Mary Law and others plus Misses Mary Cronin Minnie Maibauer Edna Liehty Nona Timm Ruth Divey Tarman Louise Coleman Mary Louise Moninger Susan Lewis Jilda Striegel Bernardine Striegul Irene Kessier Calle Wieder Bess Nichols Martha Kretzschmar and Catherine Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Standish
Black's Tearoom
Margaret Short
Lille
Larsen
Barrett Rich
Ralph Standish
H. ©. Barton
George PB. Worthen
Stanton Stoddard
W. W. Warsaw
BW. Shifflet
Frances Osterman
Mary Law
Tracey Glasnner
Mary Cronin
Minnie “Maibauer
Edna Liehty
Nona ‘Timm
Ruth Divey Tarman
Louise Coleman
Mary Louise Mon- Inger
Susan Lewis
Jilda Striegel
Bernardine Striegul
Irene Kessier
Calle Wieder
Bess Nichols
Martha Kretzschmar
Catherine Gill
Pre-Nuptial Parties For Miss Katherine Graham
Miss Katherine Graham receives pre-nuptial courtesies ahead of her September 17 wedding to Paul Pahl. Mrs J H Butts and Miss Nan Black hosted a luncheon at 242 Prospect Avenue. a bride’s party gift was presented. Mrs Edward Larsen and Miss Alpha Larsen will host a dinner for bridal party and families at 70 Millberry Street. RR McCormick at 200 Irving Street entertained friends in honor of her mother, Mrs. Lauren S. Buller of Omaha, a guest for two weeks. prizes went to Mrs. Robert Latimer, Mrs. W A Brown, and Mrs. Banl Meuhl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitherine Graham
Pail Pahl
Marie Schmidt
FB. Schmidtz
Brooklyn
Black's
Lowell School
Edna Lichty
Mrs J O Knox To Produce Play At Waterloo Club
Waterloo Woman's club to present the work of Mrs J O Knox author of Plays and poems. Knox a poet musician and clubwoman will direct Overtones by Alice Garstenberg and the club plans to stage Many Happy Returns of the Day reflecting a forty fifth birthday through Margaret Haswell played by Mrs J E O Keefe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.O. Knox
CG. Knox
Pourth
Waterloo Women's Club
Women’s Club
Beverly Hills
Cal
Knox
Drama League
Waterloo
Frank Shay
New York
Chicago
Jane
P. E. QO
Friday Study Club Officers Installed at Opening Meeting
Friday Study Club held its opening meeting at the home of Mrs. A. E. Jewett where officers were installed for the year. Present were President Mrs. T. Be. Scott, Vice President Mrs. A. G. C. Golel, Secretary Mrs. A. E. Randall, Treasurer Mrs. B. L. Gobb, and Parliamentarian Mrs. R. Abbs. Members planned programs with Mrs. Jewett and Mrs. Cornish. Retiring president Mrs. B. L. Cale received a corsage, and tea with club colors followed the remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Jewett
T. BE. Scott
A. GC. Gole
A. E. Randall
B. L. Gobb
J. CG. Forbes
B. K. Cobb
R. Abbs
Scott
M. S. Cornish
Clermont Couple Wed at High Noon in Cedar Falls
Sept 14 Cedar Falls reports a Clermont wedding at noon at Mrs. Dempster’s home for Joyce Henderson and Franz Appleman with 18 guests. Rev H C Boissier officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Dempster. Lunch followed. Attendees included Hendersons Applemans Larrabee and Palmer. Also mentions a piano recital at 2 pm by Mrs Sankey Feely’s pupils and other local social items.
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Courier Sardal Sepetce
Cedar Falls
John F. Dempster
Main Street
Joyce Henderson
Clermont
Franz Appleman
H. C. Boissier
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Dempster
Lunchson
Find
B. O. Henderson
Mabel Appleman
Anna Larrabee
Lucian Appleman
Charles Palmer
Waukon
Brain Test Answer List From A Riddle Sequence
This item lists words that do not typically express qualities of the leading words in six groups. Each group pairs common words with another to reveal an uncommon association or puzzle solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
City in Brief: Local People Arrangements and Travel
City notes list a series of visits and departures: Mrs Odis Ommen to lecture at Unity Center in Waterloo. Misses Tressa Berend and Amelia Hitzer to Los Angeles for the winter. Mrs George E Smith and daughter Darleen Mae visiting Lincoln. Mr and Mrs Ray Price and grandson Raymond Huntington guests in Cedar Rapids. Other items cover students and church activities, local social visits, and upcoming meetings including St Marys Court Foresters, the Salvation Army advisory gathering, and a library magnate bid. A birth, grand jury probe, and other notices are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tressa Berend
Amelia Hitzer
Los Angeles
George E. Smith
Darleen Mae
Lincoln
Neb
Agnes Fleder
Fowler Street
Ray Price
Raymond Huntington
Cedar Rapids
I. G. Niemeyer
Sycamore Street
Freedom Necessary for Growth in a Three Room Flat
A diarist laments a child trapped in a small apartment where strict parental rules clash with a child's natural urge to explore. The piece contrasts poverty and crowded living with a plea for housing that offers space for play, rest, and development, questioning social expectations about comfort and motherhood.
JAIL AWAITS GRAND JURY RESULTS IN IOWA CASE
Mrs. E. Smith of Los Angeles returns from a New England and Canada tour joined by Mrs. O Balliett and Mrs. F W Robertson of Waterloo with Richard Shane driving. Mrs Siddie Richards Thummell joins the party in New York for a week through Boston Cape Cod and Newport. Mrs P F Friedley of Bennington township, injured at the Iowa state fair when a county booth sign fell, is moved from Des Moines Lutheran to Presbyterian hospital and is improving but will need time before traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 3. Smith
Los Angeles
New England States
Canada
O. Balliett
F. W. Robertson
Waterloo
Richard Shane
Siddie Richards Thummell
New York
Boston
Cape Cod
Newport
Friedley
Bennington Township
Lutheran Hospital
Des Moines
Presbyterian Hospital
Althou
B P W Club Plans 1929 30 Gaming Season Waterloo
Business and Professional Women's club of Waterloo unveils a varied slate for 1929 30 planning two meetings monthly with lectures musical solos and social events. Notable speakers include Dr H H Seerley D M Kelly Cedar Falls and William E Koppen Santa Fe railroad along with several club chairs and Miss Lil Marcham. Police seek student Alice Henderson missing from her rooming house in Mason City since Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women
Waterloo
Business and Professional Women’s Club
H. H. Seerley
Town State Teachers College
Tme
Martha McCormick
Helen Swinbank
W. W. Warsaw
A. &. Enderlein
C. G. Crowder
J. F. Balensifer
Waterloo Business and Professional Women's Club
R. F. Short
Emily Marcham
Karl Zellhoefer
Ellen Jones
Santa
W. A. Lane
H. G. Wilbur
Gladys Dawson
Alice Wycoff
Nellie Garvey
Agnes Faint
Bernice Ravella
Florence Black
Hattie Whitney
Mildred Schaefer
Bess Nichols
H. O! Barton
Anna Decker
Fp, Short
Warsaw
Callie Wieder
B. Plw
Northwest
William E. Koppen
Santa Fe Railroad
Banaler Studio
I. H. Hart
Elizabeth Kenney Ia
Calle. Wieder
W. P. Kearns
Inez Coburn
Kindergarten Proposal Advocates Natural Learning Environment
Dean Nathaniel M Salley of Florida State College for Women urges creating a perfectly natural environment for a scientific and artistic kindergar ten. He argues such surroundings will yield more excellent results in the lives of children by supporting holistic exploration and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel M. Salley
School of Education
Florida State College For Women
Church News Meeting Notices From Local Congregations
Church groups plan Monday 7 30 pm parish house gathering and Ladies Aid hostesses at First Presbyterian. Homemakers class reports twenty five couples families at First M E Church meeting with readings by Mrs A Boatman music by Cor sle Coottz Ruth Hey and Doro thea Miller xylophone. Robert ee leads session. Sewing planned Wednesday at United Presbyterian Ladies Aid home of Mrs W O Chisholm 218 Wellington. Gleaners Circle East Park Presbyterian reports fourteen members and visitors. refreshments served by hostess Mrs George Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rath
Ladies Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
M. E. Church
A. Boatman
Corsle Coottz
Ruth Hey
Dorothea Miller
Robertee
Ladies’ Aid Society
United _ Presbyterian church
W. O. Chisholm
Wellington Street
Prp
Gleaners’ Circle
East Park Presbyterian
George Smith
Elderberry and Fox Grape Jelly Making Tips and Baking Notes
A facility style excerpt gives instructions for jelly making using elderberries and fox grapes or substitute grapes, with steps on juicing and sugaring. It also offers cake baking tips on measuring, oven use, and cooling. The note adds a shipping statistic from Lloyd's register marking a large increase in world ship tonnage.
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Tloyd
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Rawlings
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Charles Dorman
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Iowa State Teachers College
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Unity Center
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Town City
T. A. Morrison
Pleasant Street
Finn
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Warren Paine
Henry Fague
Kokomoy Ind
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Randolph Street
W. J. Egan
Harriette
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New York City
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Catholic Order of Foresters
Bruce Campbell
Sapud
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Yakima, Wash
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Yakima
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National Convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
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