Weber Hess Wedding At St Marys Gilbertville
Biss Bitidegarde Weber eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Willan Weber and A Hela son of Fred Hess wed today in St Marys church Gilbertville Rev Father John Nemmers officiated nuptial mass The gown was white satin with crape Elizabeth and a full length veil orange blossoms Ophelia roses served as flowers The bride's cousin Miss Helen Delagardai acted as maid and carried sweetheart roses Best man was Arthur Weber A breakfast for 75 relatives and friends followed in St Marys hall The couple will reside on a farm 14 miles east of Waterloo Tonight a reception and dance will be held in the hall for the newlyweds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biss Bitidegarde Weber
Willan Weber
Hela
Fred Hess
St. Mary's Church
Gilbertville
John Nemmers
Elizabeth and Ives
Helen Délagardai
Elizabeth
Arthur Weber
St. Mary’s Ball
Church and civic women plan fall activities in town
News notes list for many churches includes Rosary society at St Joseph's with 2:30 start, Women of Grace Methodist luncheon at 1, Home Missionary and Ladies Aid gatherings, and Westminster Presbyterian fall rally with initial picnic. D. A. R. to mark Fairfield first state fair site Sept 24 with a bronze tablet. town’s 1854 fair featured a 409-pound cheese and a 1500 ft race track as crowds of 8000 walked or rode in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. A. Murray
Ladies Aid’. Society of United Presbyterian Church
Westminster
Presbyterian Church
Young People's Committee
Woman’s Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Home Missionary Society
J C.T. Wilson
Alfred Win
Aid Department
FP. L. Marquis
Foreign Missionary Division
Towal Fog Cabin
Daughters of the American
Iowa
Fairfield
Baysha
Eliet Grimes
Peng
George C. Woods
Wairfield
P. E. O. Chapters Hold First Meetings Travel Logs
P. E. O. chapters opened their year with two sessions. Fifty members met at Mrs Lore Alford Sr home for the evening gathering while the other group held a 1 pm picnic luncheon with Mrs John Kremers. Travelogues by Egypt visitors Mrs H Al Reed and Mrs C W Chapman drew interest, Reed speaking on recent explorations and Chapman on The Nile Trip with river views. Tribute was paid to late member Miss Maud Dudley. Mrs E F Stevenson presided. hostess teams named for Chapter RE included Mrs J W Henderson, Mrs C A Neubecker and Miss Nettie Bakker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lore Alford
John Kremers
Egypt
H. al. Reed
C. W. Chapman
Maud Dudley
Wilma Basher Galloway
Dallas
Tex
Basher
Magowen
OC. W. Kirkpatrick
E. F. Stevenson
J. W. Henderson
C_ A Neubecker
Misa Nettie Bakker
Past Matrons from Bristow Guests of Becker 0
Four past matrons from Bristow Mrs W E B Needham Mrs A L Morford Mrs A Richards and I le and Mrs Jeasia Wheeler Waterloo associate grand matron shared in the lineheon session of the Past Matrons club Becker chapter Order of Eastern Star in the home of Mrs H Bunser Monday afternoon. Places were arranged for 18 at tables appointed in orchid and pink. During the business meeting with Mrs F Miller in the chair members decided to meet regularly the third Monday of each month instead of the second and to continue to sew for needy families this year. Miss Naomi Roblin was placed in charge of this form of charity work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
W. EB. Needham
A. L
Morford
A. Richards
Ile
Jeasia Wheeler
Waterloo
Iineheon
Becker
Order of Eastern Star
H. Bunser
4. F. Miller
Naomi Roblin
Miss Marie Smith Bride Elect Dinner Honored
Miss Marie Smith announced her engagement to Vera Isley and was honored at a dinner party at Black's last evening. Hostesses Blye Brigham J Hazel Annabelle and Genevieve Clark oversaw a blue and yellow decor with 18 covers. Music and cards sparked diversions as Miss Smith and Mr Isley are set to marry September 2. A card party and sociable will follow at Ben Hur hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Smith
Veraisley
Beauty tips from a 19th century column on complexion and grooming
A reader’s questions on height, weight, hair, skin and beauty routines prompt advice on weights for different ages, safe skincare, cleansing methods, bathing rituals, and the effect of cosmetics. Tips emphasize natural care, moderate use of products, and gentle routines for improving texture and appearance.
Social Activities of Woman's Club Opened by Garden Tea
The Waterloo Woman's club launched its yearly social calendar with a garden tea Monday afternoon drawing more than 250 participants. Music by Mrs. Loren J. Berry and others accompanied card games in the auditorium while tea was served on the lawn under presiding hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Fidelis
William
Kuriger
Carl Wagner
Lewis
Insko
HR. G. Keiber
L. P. Foral
Wagner
Waterloo Woman's Club
Loren J. Berry
J. B. Bragdon
F. J. Benedict
A. M. Place
A. L. Alexander
Wilma Basher Galloway
Dallas
Tex
Katherine Carroll Smith
Chicago
Laverne Beal
Robert Parrott
Alexander
Miss Beal
Galloway
Miss Smith
Claude Bennett
Max Wilson
M. J O'Keefe
Powers Celebrate Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mrs. and Mrs. J. J. Powers hosted a twenty-fifth wedding anniversary for 92 relatives and friends in Indiana. Attendants included H. Q. Powers and family. decorations featured silver gray and rose. a two course luncheon was served by several hosts. guests from afar included H. O. Powers and the Gaunt family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Powers Aho
H. Q. Powers
Zéaring
Indiana
Harold Brocker
Gaunt
K. O. Powers
Avenelle
Ruth Powers
Florence
Glendala Parker
H. 0. Powers
M. Gaunt
A. D. Richardson
Cedar Heights Club Opens Season With Civic Program
The Cedar Heights Woman's Club begins its season with a Thursday afternoon session at Mrs. A. H. McCutcheon's home. Mrs. Warren Frink assists hostesses. members answer roll call, and current events are discussed. Reports on foundations Rockefeller, Carnegie, and Russell Sage are presented by Mrs. P. J. Fowler, Mrs. Bess Shoey, and Mrs. Keptord. The Civic department chair is Mrs. C. W. Stilson. A party honors Miss Helena Hughes, recently resigned as superintendent of social welfare and college work at Ames, with a hostess group including Mrs. Lutie 73, Mrs. Watters, and others. Readings and music are planned with Miss Marilynn Olinson, Miss Elna Christensen, and Miss Alice Redington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Willi
Clatar Maid
C. W. Stilson i
Hughes
Misa Helena Hughes
Silien
Social Welfare League
Ames
Hattie
Mibived
Lutie
Matie Watters
Ruby Reig Utatec
Wilfarescene
Marken
Horton Woman's 82nd Birthday Celebrated by 60 Relatives
About 60 relatives of Mrs. Maury Mishler gathered at her home in Horton to mark her eighty second birthday. Attendees included the Nelsons from Cedar Rapids and Waterloo, the Remleys from Maquoketa, and many other relatives from La Porte City, Waverly, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tortua
Maury Mishler
Hans Anderson
la Porte City
Wayne Wirt
Carryitle
Mee
Dorr Meeker
German Acker
Wil) Meeker
Dewar
Alvin Nelson
Cedar Rapids
Walter Nelson
G. E. Mussett
Harald Cutler
Jim Bentley
Ray Stuffleheim
Dorothea
Waterloo
Margret Prentice
Baumer
Frank Fortney
Waverly
Zen Remley
Rupert Reml
Club Notes and Picnic Announcements
Forget-3Me-Not club to gather Thursday afternoon at Mrs Bell Julians home for regular meeting. Members asked to bring finishes and silver for a picnic. Anna family picnic of Wild use club set for Thursday at Mr and Mrs Frank Finn residence with attendees bringing china silver a food dish and sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amnna
Frank Finn
Bridgman Fined and Bound Over in Des Moines Court
Walter Bridgman of Marshalltown was fined 199 and costs in municipal court for illegal transportation of intoxicating liquor and bound over to the grand jury on another charge of driving while intoxicated, with bond set at 500 that he could not post. Fire at Homeland Laundry in Des Moines caused 3580 in damages, suspected to be of undetermined origin and covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bridgman
Marshalltown
John W. Gwynne
Des Moines
City in Brief items mixed names and travels
Broken lens duplication by Buchanan's advertised. Ralph Jameson, Well Raymond, and Harry Hesser head to Mt Vernon to resume Cornell college courses. Vera Steely returns to Mt Vernon for Cornell. Mr and Mrs J B Jewel of Fort Morgan visit Cedar Falls. Gerald Holton recovers knee injury at Y M C A gym. Fouteh travels to Chicago for medical care with his brother. Daggett couple from Long Beach visit Cedar Falls and Liger relatives. Lula Smith and Alda Lamb depart for lawn State university from Omaha trip. Mayme Smiddy cleared of orderly house charge by Judge Gwen. Ku Klux Klan rally near Electric Park lacks parade. Garratt Blake Chapman reunion noted. Mary Therson heads to Des Moines then California. John Lingelbach returns from nine weeks on coast via Seattle and Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Jameson
Raymond
Harry Hesser
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
Vera Steely
Irs
J. W. Steely
Met. Vernon
Carnnell College
J. B. Jewel
Forts Morgan
Colo
Cbd
W. Peck
Ninth Street West
Gerald R. Holton
Vermont Street
Fouteh
Riehl Street
Chicago
W. H. Fouteh
WW. Daggett
Long Beach
Cal
Todter
J. H. Liger
Cedar Balls
EB. le Corton
Waterloo
Lula Smith
Charles MacKay
Omaha
Neb
Iowa
Alda Lamb
F. E. Lamb
Mulry Street
Lawn State University
Mayme Smiddy
Second Street
John W. Gwen
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Electric Park
Dubuque
Thy Garratt
Blake
Sohner
Chapman Famlities
Rember
Wagnel
Grinnell Herald
OM Garrett
Savanna
K.ara
George Blake
Gelwein
Mary Therson
Does Moines
AL Wright
Isaurs
Visi
California
John Lingelbach
G. Weller
Wellars
Seattle
Wash
Vancouver
Drama Critic Clayton Hamilton to Speak to B P W C
Clayton Hamilton renowned drama critic will address the Business and Professional Women's club at 6 80 tonight in the club rooms on Fourth street west. He lectured at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls this morning and at East High School for students this afternoon. Hamilton fronted the all star company The Rivals and will precede the troupe during its U S and Canada tour to discuss Sheridan and eighteenth century literature and manners with emphasis on stage life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Hamilton
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Agin
East High School
Waterloo Theatre
United States
Canada
Richard Sheridan
Reorganize Boy Scout Troops at Independence
Independence Ohio Sept 15 Special Reorganization of the Boy Scout troops in the city began at a high school meeting. Officers elected include W M Woodward president and executive officers W C Littlejohn T R Roberts for three years, with Rev R V Gilbert J E Holden and R E JewPit for two, and Dr J C Shellite P G Miller C B Stevens for one. Two troops will be maintained led by A H Ward and Paul F Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Boy Scout
W. M. Woodward
Mr. Woodward
W. C. Littlejohn
T. R. Roberts
Rev. R. V. Gilbert
J. E. Holden
RE. A. Jew- Pit
J. C. Shellite
P. G. Miller
C. B. Stevens
A. H W. Ward
Paul F. Smith
Independence Defeats Oelwein in 15 Inning Baseball Game
Thirteen innings were required to decide the baseball game between Independence and Oelwein in Independence on Sunday. The home team won 2 to 1 after a lengthy extra frame battle.
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Independence
Oelwein
Free Health Clinics for Women and Babies at Cattle Congress
Free clinics for mothers and babies will be held at the Dairy Cattle Congress from Sept 28. Conducted by the State University of Iowa division of maternity and infant hygiene. Services are free under the Sheppard-Towser act and aim to educate and advise parents to seek full medical care. Children under two may be scheduled. older children may be examined with parental permission. No appointment needed for expectant mothers. private conferences available. Dental education and exhibitions included. time slots arranged via Mrs Maria S James, Waterloo IA. Coupon form provided for contact.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Division of
Maria’ S. James
Pranklin Street
Waterioon
James Water
James
State News Brief Reads Like Scrambled Message
Fragmentary OCR style note appears to mix state reference with telephone cue. Readable facts are minimal and no clear event or entity can be identified from the garbled text.
Extension Courses Start Soon at Teachers College
Extension courses for Waterloo teachers and other locals, run by Town State Teachers College, begin enrollment soon. Weekly classes in topics like Tennyson, Browning, American government, and typing will be held likely at the west side public library. Contact Miss Nettie AlcKinnon, Emerson school principal, to enroll. Hudson Man’s 81st Birthday Celebrated by Relatives in Hudson Ia. Sept 16 Special Relatives joined Levi Strayer to celebrate his eighty first birthday with a supper. Attendees included Mrs Sadie Washburn Gladys Washburn Mrs Charles Boldt and son from Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Town State Teachers College
West Side Public Library
Nettie Alc- Kinnon
Emerson School
Hudson Man
Hudson, Ia
Levi Strayer
Sadie, Washburn
Gladys Washburn
Charles Boldt
Waverly Man of 95 Fracts Arm on Natal Anniversary
Waverly Ta September 18 Special Henry Wimber 95th birthday Sept 10 with daughter Mrs William McHugh. While entering a business house he misstepped and fell breaking right arm in two places at the wrist. Taken to Mercy hospital where fracture was reduced. Born in Germany 1830, came to this country 1842.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Henry Wimber
William McHlugh
Mercy Hospital
Wimber
Germany
Workman in Canning Plant Breaks Arm in Peculiar Fashion
Ackley Iowa September 13 Special a work accident at a canning plant left Everette Lowe with a broken left forearm after his finger caught between a belt while removing the bell from a carn cutter. The incident also mentions May Murphy of Waterloo and pulley, Albert Hein of Dunkerton 25 der, Hildegarda Weber of Raymond and marriage licenses for Edward Simmons Silvan BE Sieffen David Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley
Everette Lowe
May Murphy
Waterloo
Albert Hein
Dunkerton
Bruis- Hildegarda Weber
Raymond
Fashion Department Pattern Order Notice
Courier requests the Fashion Department to mail the batteron of accompanying design to Evening Courier at Wa Verloo, enclosing 16 cents per pattern. Patterns include seam allowances and orders are filled promptly, with delivery about ten days after sending the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Waverloo
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Sunshing Rebekah No
Ual West
Church News
L. C. Miller
Rosary Society of
Kensington
Women of Grace Methodist Church
Cora Fowler
BE. E. Peek
Leland Lesher
Foreign and
Isionary Societies
St. Luke’s English Lutheran Church
Rev
Lesher
Tessin
Women’s Society of Walnut Street Baptist Church
Fred Wilcox
Jennie Moore
St. Paulis Methodist Church
E. W. Uhlegard
Woman’s Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
White Cross
H. L. Litchfield
F. A. Sparle
R. A. Doty
T. F. Kenny
Daughters of Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
John Ackerman
Home Department
Westminster Presbyterian Sunday School
Sun Jayside Country Club
Ladies” Social Union
the Universalist Church
Helen Gould
Avon
Becker 0. E.S. Club
Miss Marie Smith
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Elna Christensen
Alice Redington
Miss Allen
Sunch
Faning
Me Ee Negus
Negus
Ada
Margaret Wat
Jeysah
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Leanora Kinherty
Leona Wilson
Weten Wiliams
Karl Erickson
Triple Four
White Seca Inn
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Promuynal Courtey—Hills
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Dean Baugher
M. D. Baumgartner
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