Societi Miss Hartgrave Everett Henry wed in Albert Lea home
ElNems Hartgrave daughter of Mrs Helen Hartgrave and Everett Henry son of Mr and Mrs E J Henry exchanged marriage vows at noon in the bride’s mother’s home 209 Third av east Albert Lea Minnesota Dr Allen B Curran officiated using Episcopal ring service The ceremony was in the living room attended by immediate relatives A matron of honor was Mrs Roy F Stevens best man Dr OH Henry was the groom’s brother A luncheon followed at Hotel Russell Lamson They will honeymoon in Chicago then reside at 311 Brockwell Arms Mrs Hartgrave a East High School graduate worked in advertising for Waterloo Evening Courier four years Mr Henry attended Pillsbury Military Academy and has been a commercial traveler for Wilson Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irms Hartgrave
Helen K. Hartgrave
Everett Henry
E. J. Henry
Albert Lea
Minn
Allen B. Curran
Grace M. E. Church
Roy F. Stevens
OH. Henry
Omaha
Neb
Henry
Harlan Henry
Rena Green
Albert
Lea
Chiesco
East High School
Waterloo Evening Courter
Pillsbury Military Academy
Owatonna
Wilson & Co., Packers
Walton League Allies With Chilwomen in Wildlife Defense
Judge George W. Wood, president of the Izaak Walton League, urged Waterloo Civic Women’s Club to cooperate in wildlife conservation. He traced the movement’s history and warned against draining Winneshiek bottoms and other endangered areas, stressing education, sportsmanship, and respect for nature laws. The talk referenced dangers from drainage and flooding, with notes on local sites and the Coolidge administration. A piano solo interlude followed, and upcoming lectures and dances were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
George W. Wood
Civic Department of Waterloo Woman's Club
Izaak Walton League
Judge Wood
Lovers of Nature
Rodo
Nnteresta
Beltevue
A. A. Hoffman
MacDowell
Nola Sillouatte
Felix Arndt
J. B. Bragdon
Dr. Thomas
Waterloo Medical Society
East High Auditorium
Side Talks on Fashion Flaws and Distraction
Ruth Cameron reflects on how small wardrobe flaws disrupt overall appearance. She recalls seeing two acquaintances with outfits where a misplaced edge of underwear or a hairpin drew attention, spoiling the effect of otherwise stylish clothes. The piece argues such tiny details distract and shape perception, likening it to Thackeray’s idea that small nuisances alter life’s value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thackeray
Newcombes
Beauty Chats on Common Sense and Beauty Tips
Edna Kent Forbes discusses common sense as essential to beauty, noting digestion, diet, and routine care. She urges regular skincare with lemon juice, bleach, oil or cream, cucumber bleach, and lip treatments, and critiques fashion habits, fingernails, and shoes while offering practical weight guidance and hair care tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amea
Kates
W R C to Hold District Meeting Here Sept 29
Plans are complete for the district conference of the Woman's Relief Corps to be hosted by Robert Anderson corps at Memorial hall Saturday September 29. Committees named include Information Registration Reception Decorations and Entertainment with fifty five members and ten comrades present at the regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Johnston
Bella Julian
Ayorica Gilley
Carrie Marile
Ella Molefroy
Olive Stevena
Ide Alderman
Mmes
Mary Shirley
Nellie Lawless
Lizzie Palmer
Eunice Arno
Elizabeth Bilings
Lydia Miles
Home Education Program On Welfare Work Meeting
Glimpses of local work in public warfare topics will be shared by the Waterloo Woman's club Home and Education department at the first meeting in the auditorium. Mrs. George F. Scales will preside, a club quartet will perform, and talks cover cooperation with ex servicemen, school extension, and Americanization from the juvenile court view. A tea will follow, hosted by a group of club members in the parlors upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home and Education Department
Waterloo Woman's Club
George F. Scales
FE. L. Rohit
Gracy LeCates
West
G. W. Wood
Name and Education Department
O. KR. Brundage
D A R Chapter Holds New Year Dinner
Waterloo D A R chapter opened the year with a Friday dinner in Bishop's private room attended by 44 members. Hostesses included Mrs Crowther Mrs Light and several others. two new members were received and a candidate rore upon. Tina Martin played for the gathering. a luncheon plan for October was set for D A R members and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Bishop's
Mmes
2. B. Crowther
Mary Lightjilarl
C.D. Becker
G. F P. Brown
B.S. Childs
Myrtle Grane
Tina Martin
Fleb. Adams Sale
Rolleall
D. A
Black
D.i Kis
Friday Study Club to Consider State History This Year
Mrs. C. E. Klingaman opened the season as president of the Friday Study club in Waterloo, marking the thirteenth year with a focus on Iowa history. Members recited a poem on President Harding and read Thea Wooing from Hiawatha, followed by tea served by Mrs. Howard with assistance from Mrs. Willis Johnson, Mrs. C. Y. Robo, Mrs. Millard, and Mrs. Lytia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Klingaman
F. A. Howard
Iowa
Willis Johnson
Harding
J. Ernestine Wyatt
Waterloo
Thea Wooing
Hiawatha
R. Agnew
Howard
C. Y.robo
Manager Hosts St Pauls Players at Dinner
CG E Trnatz for St Pauls M B baseball team hosted 25 guests including players their mothers and fans at a 6 30 dinner in the M A dining room Rev EH Luce presided as toastmaster with G M Berray Mrs Hi Brandes WL Wade R C Heald Mrs Taylor Messinger H C Brandes Claude Berray pitcher J R Howard and Mr Tru afr delivering toasts Also notes on upcoming social events for Miss Beatrice Allen including an afternoon kitchen shower hosted by Ms Helen and Ms Bess Cooley and other engagements leading to her September wedding to Russell Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Trnatz
St. Paul's M. BE
Baseball Steam
Awen
Beatrice Allen
Russell Stewart
Helen
Bess Cooley
Allene Whitney
Miss Allen
Postnuptial party honors Mrs Forker at Mason City home
A postnuptial compliment to Mrs Clarence Forker featured a seven oclock dinner hosted by Mrs Nicholas McNally and Mrs Neda Billings at the former home. Guests toured pink and white asters with cake toppers of a bride and groom. Mrs Frank Billings assisted with serving as guests enjoyed informal conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Billings
McNally
Walnut Street Baptist Youth Unit Hosts Marshmallow Toast
The Walnut Street Baptist Young People's union held a homespun social at Pastor Rev. R. N. MacDonald's residence with thirty five attendees. Mina Gora Clark, president, led the executive committee in a session to outline plans for the coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Young People's Union
R. N. MacDonald
Mina Gora Clark
Club Notes: Bon Amid hosts cards and dinners
Mrs Frank Harris entertained the Bon Amid club with card games Friday afternoon. Mrs Flava Mabb and Mrs James McMullen won tieing scores. Guests included Mrs Anna Kruse and Mrs B H Lang. A 4 o'clock tea followed. Next meeting planned in two weeks at Mrs Phil Lucas's home. Mrs Alta Fisher hosts F C T dinner Monday at 6 at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harris
Bon
Flava Mabb
James McMullen
Anna Kruse
B.H. Lang
Phil Lucas
Waterloo Briefs From Waterloo Iowa
Local notes report a Marian Batman seven year old with scarlet fever at 1012 Wellington. Andrew Bubner visiting John Ellis at 314 Second Street East. Mrs Adrian of 328 Fremont visits Storm Lake. Hans Johnson returns to Morris Minnesota after a visit. Ralph Hubbart from Minot North Dakota arrives to visit relatives in Waterloo and Jesup. Coralia Greene and Bernice Smith travel to Mount Vernon Iowa to enroll at Cornell College. Mrs Averice Gilley of 110 Ceartlandt visits son Oscar in Maynard. F J Deal and daughter Georgiana visiting in Waterloo from Chicago. Harvey J Meyer leaves for Epworth Military Academy. Rev Otto Raspe, 633 Walnut, injures car on Rainbow Drive. Dr M Cornish reports car collision with streetcar at Fifth and Lafayette. Preston Gibson of Golden Rule Gift Shop wins American Art Bureau prize for best window display. William Argyle heads to Kirksville Missouri to recover stolen roadster. F A Robinson heads to Grand Island Nebraska to fetch George Gardner for breaking and entering case. Gardner, aging 19, surrendered to Grand Island police. possible notes to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian
Max Batman
Wellington
Andrew Bubner
San Diego
Cal
John Ellis
Second Street East
Anna
Adrian
Fremont
Storm Lake
Hans Johnson
Morris
Minn
Ralph Hubbart
Minot
X. D
Pacific Coast
Waterloo
Jesup
Coralia Greene
Bernice Smith
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Averice Gilley
F. J. Deal
Georgiana
Chicago
Clarence Deal
Walnut Street
Harvey J. Meyer
Epworth
Lat
Epworth Military Academy
Otto & Raspe
Walnut
Mrr
Pines
Rainbow Drive
Cornish
Fifth and
Lafayette Streets
Preston Gibson
Golden Ruse
American Art Bureau
H. T. Wagner
William Argyle
Kirksville
Michael Schilling
Delinquents Warned to Settle Polltax
Final notices to delinquents of the city polltax go out from the city clerk’s office Monday. More than half of male citizens aged 21 to 25 have not paid the $3.50 assessment. Charles MacKay, clerk, stated. On Oct 1 the poll tax rises to $5 and the clerk has no power to accept the old rate after the last day in September. Last year the penalty did not begin until a month later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles MacKay
MacKay
Crystal Ice & Fuel Co Advances Coal Handling with Silos
Crystal Ice and Fuel Co at Mull avenue and Sycamore streets has erected six large cement stave silos, each about 300 tons, to improve coal handling. The six silos, powered by electricity, unload from a car via a belt and bucket system, with a shaker screen to remove dust and small particles before loading wagons. The plant, built by Neff & Fry and Waterloo Concrete, reflects 23 years of growth by owners J F Simpson and L D Miller, making it a leading facility in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Impepvarranss
Lone Raney
Srystal Ice Fuel Co
Mull Avenue
Sycamore Streets
Neff & Fry, Carton
Waterloo Concrete Corporation
Crystal Ice & Fphel Co
J.F. Simpson
Waterloo
Cedar Valley Manufacturing Company
L. D. Miller
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co
Crystal Ice & Fuel Co
Bride Elopement Ends With Jail Time For Groom
Wilbur Hicok, 22, was jailed to start his honeymoon after eloping with 18 year old Kila Aries of Waterloo. He was arrested in Charles City on assault and battery charges from a prior dispute with Allan Wilot. Aries’ mother reports intent to seek annulment. Authorities traced the couple. Charles City police held Hicok until extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Hicok
Charles City
Kila Aries
Dire Lubert Aries
Hawthorne
Hicok
Waterloo
Allan Wilot
Pulice Walker
Miss Aries
Slopers
Mwicok
Ailen
Dave Shook
Car
Orvis
Aries
Charles City Rotary to hear Hart-Parre Tractor manager
Charles City Rotarians will hear Dave Darrah, sales manager of Hart-Parre Tractor, speak at the Monday noon meeting. The membership committee approved Hugh MacManus as associate of Harold Plumb, a cream separator manufacturer. The refiners’ representative classification is open. One hundred twelve Rotarians attended last week’s meeting, with four absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Darrah
Hart-Parre Tractor Company
Charles City
Rotary Club
Hugh MacManus
Harold Plumb
Jury Returns From Long Trip Without Mishaps
A. F. Jury and Mrs. Jury returned Thursday from a month long Eastern States and Canada vacation. They crossed over 2000 miles by automobile with no mishaps, visiting Kankakee Detroit London Ontario Toronto Graydonhurst and Hamilton Ontario and Niagara Falls. They witnessed a privately owned destroyer near a rock ledge once used in rum running, and observed Indiana roads and gas prices while noting road tax differences and local orchards in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Jury
Scout
Horseshoe Falls
Indiana
Waterloo
Michigan
Property Owners Protest Street Paving Between Ninth and Tenth
Residents at 1108 Washington and other owners protest a paving resurfacing order on the Washington street block between Ninth and Tenth. They question the need for the work and who should bear the cost, arguing the improvement benefits few properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth
Tenth
Fowlie
Washington
Water loo Evening Courier patterns order notice
A notice from the Waterloo Evening Courier offering up-to-date Sapphire patterns via the Fashion Department. Send 16 cents per pattern to receive patterns by mail, with seams included. Orders are filled as quickly as possible and should arrive about ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
City considers street resurfacing plan amid objections
Property owners object to a proposed improvement along Fourth Street. City officials cite surface wear as reason for resurfacing, while opponents urge delay. An advertisement invites public inspection of the paving project before council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ourth
Mrr
Fawke
Want
Wells Funeral Held at Nashua Today
Elmer J. Wells, salesman for Wagner Mfg Co Cedar Falls, funeral services held at his Nashua residence this afternoon by the Masonic fraternity. Among out of town attendees were Adam Wagner of Cedar Falls, Mr and Mrs Tom Stocks Waterloo, Carl Mansfield and Fred Witt Mansfield Shell Rock, Burton Stocke Jesup, J P Gatson Warran J, Ed Waite McCook Nebraska, E J Bentley and J A Ryan Charles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Elmer J. Wells
Wagner
Mfg
Cedar Falls
iMr
Adam Wagner
Ceddar Fetts
Tom Stocks
Waterloo
Messrs
Carl M. Mansfield
Fred B. Witt
Fred B. Witt, Fret _Newcomb
Carrig
Mansfield
Shell Rock
J. W. Lamar
Grundy Center
Burton Stocke
Jesup
J. P. Gatson
Warran
Ed Waite
McCook
Neb
E. J. Bentley
J. A. Ryan
Charles City
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ElNems
Societi
Irma Hartgrave
Walton League
Chilwomen
Psychology Club
Universalist Church
Elk Run
Awkumon Klub
Lyla Webster
da Forrest
Carter
Larry Page
Ruth Cameron
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Sal
Dex
St. Paul's
A. A. Stewart
Fred Batts
Rh. N. Cowin
James G. Clark
Sunnyside Country Club
Parrott
Mitchell Manhard
W.C. Nowcum
George B. Harel
Mikses Lucille
Iwyneth Kneel
Tiklets
Elia
Church-News
Alta Fisher
F.C. T. Ou
Gity
Ieur
Buchanan
F. A. Robinson
Grand Island
George Gardner
F. M. Scane
Gardner
Robinson
Missouri
Walnuts
Rotary
Southern Wind¢ Coal
Ss A
Baliveggient
A. C. Willford
Lafayette Street
Pgelion
Waterloo Evening Courier
Wells
Warwick's
Imperial Cement
Imperial Cement Casket, Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Hileman & Gindt
Mulberry St
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