Society calendar highlights Waterloo clubs and meetings
Waterloo social calendar lists fall events across clubs including the Waterloo Woman's Club first fall party at 2 30 pm with musical program and refreshments. Also upcoming meetings for several clubs, a Garden Club lecture by W E Marshall on lilies, a public musicale at the YWCA, and a Red Cross luncheon at Black's tearoom with guest speaker Mrs Harriet McMasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
A. E. Enderlein
Virginia Gable
Evra Dahlin
Cecil Bickley
A. A. Hoffman
Robert Gibson
Pine Arts Department
Woman's Club
Flora May Law
Margaret Morris
Lorraine Gibson
Emma
Waterloo Garden Club
W. EB. Marshall
New York City
Marshall
Middle West
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Black's Tearoom
Social Events on Week's Calendar Tonight in Waterloo Cedar Falls
Calendar of social events lists meetings and gatherings across Cedar Falls and Waterloo. Clubs include German Freundschaft-Electic park, Universalist church Miss Weatherwax, Red Cross, Women’s Benefit Association, Moose hall card parties, Garden club lecture, and Legion events at various halls and churches through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
D. A. Re—Black
Freundschaft
Electic Park
Waterloo Woman's Club
Dickens Club
G. J. Bennett
Hazel Russell-Lamson
Lata Barton Guiid
Universalist Church
Dorothy Weatherwax
Frank Adama
Tuestay
Waterloo
Elslets
Llks Club
Red Cross Board of Directors
Brick's Testoon
Woman's Benefit Association
Card Party
Moose Hall
Get-Topecher Club
Mirs
Lester Miler
Miss Brumble Bride at Church Ceremony
Miss Wauneta Brimble daughter of E E Brumble and John Furbush son of Frank Furbush wed at Burton Avenue Baptist Church the ceremony at 10 o clock with 32 relatives present Rev Marion Flint officiating Attendants were Gertrude Brimble and Clarence Furbush Bridesmaid wore black satin with red rose corsage Afterward breakfast at the bride's home Mrs Frank Hofinagle assisted The couple will reside in Waterloo and Thimhtehee News reports Lincoln circle Ladies of the G A R attended a bimblebee event at Mrs G J Bennett’s home 193 Lovejoy parties planned honoring Miss Kathon Berry shower breakfasts and a party slate next week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauneta Brimble
E. E. Brumble
Dawson Street
John Furbush
Frank
Furbush
Conger. Street
Burton
Avenue Baptist Church
Marion Flint
Gertrude Brimble
Clarence Furbush
Frank Hofinagle
East High School
All States
Paris
W., C.F. & Nyrahyay
Waterloo
Kathon Berry
Mary
Dorothy Lynch
Cedar Heights
Waldo Galvin
Tea Event Highlights Women’s Club at Bickley Home
The American Association of University Women hosted a tea at Mrs. Carl Bickley’s home on Kimball Avenue to honor Waterloo teachers. Guests included Mrs. Roger Birdsall and Mrs. G. W. Ellyson with Miss Pauline Bassarear and Miss Gallie Wieder spoke on the group’s meaning. Tea was served in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University
Carl Bickley
Kimball Avenue
Waterloo
Roger Birdsall
G. W. Ellyson
Pauline Bassarear
Gallie Wieder
Naneen Davis
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Ke Simple Toilet Preparations
Editorial style beauty guide outlines inexpensive preparations for nails skin and teeth care. It lists recipes using hydrogen peroxide benzoin tincture witch hazel and boracic powder with cautions on storage and usage. Includes dental mouthwash throat remedy and requests readers to send stamped self addressed envelopes for cream formulas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna KE
Lee
W. P—Gussie D
Mary
J. Gm
Badger Club honors anniversary with games at Williams home
A Badger club gathering Friday evening at Mr and Mrs Eric Williams celebrated a wedding anniversary with games and contests and refreshments. Dickens club plans a January Janehean Bonday at Mrs G J Bennett 183 Loveluy Avenue with each member to bring a bite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Williams
Dickens Club
Janehean Bonday
G. J. Bennett
Loveluy Avenue
Biles
D A R Chapter Dinner Program Noted In Waterloo
Waterloo chapter of the D A R hosted a fall opening dinner at Black's tearoom with forty nine members and three guests. Greetings were offered by regent Mrs. Ben Hesser and others. Musical numbers included harp pieces and songs by Miss Ellaabeth E DeWald. A panel on the Truth About the Blacklist was given by Mrs. G W Dowald. Plans announced for northeastern Iowa chapters convention and a Des Moines board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Black's Tearoom
Mis Mable Root
Hearthstone
Pentanelle
Cynthia Belknap
Mount Vernon
Buin Belknap Tschentke
Urbana
Ben Hesser
Joe
Alberti
Chetshire
Jean Rohif
Willeby
Leighter
Ellaabeth E. DeWald
G. W. Dowald
T. 2
Scott
D. A
Iowa
Des Mapines
Teville
A. BE. Rumsey
G. Leffler
G. W. DeWald
John W. Gwynne
Black's
W. F. Schrag
CB. S
Jesup Girl Weds Marshall Man This Morning
Miss Josephine Hogan daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Hogan Jesup and Law Tenet Frost Marshall Minn were married this morning at 8 o clock in St Athanasius Catholic church Rev Fr William Baxter officiated Mendelssohn Wedding March played by Miss Dorothy Ehr Mrs John Duggan and J Daniel Hogan sister and brother of the bride sang sacred songs Attendants Miss Frances Wood and Raymond Kerkov both of Jesup Bride wore brown satin crepe gown and large hat After ceremony the couple rest immediately for Minneapolis They will reside in Marshall Minn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Sprelai
Jesup
Josephine Hogan
Frank Hogan
Law- Tenet Frost, Marshall
Minn
St. Athanasius Catholic Church
William Baxter
Mendelssohn
Dorothy Ehr
John Duggan
J. Danilel Hogan
Frances Wood
Raymond Kerkov
Neebels Celebrate Golden Wedding at Waterloo Home
Mr and Mrs William Neebel of 416 Marsh Street observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a reception for about 73 relatives and friends. Their five children L J Benser Waterloo Ta Mrs Frank Gothier Anthon Waverly F C Neebel Waterloo and Charles Neebel Chicago attended along with twelve grandchildren. The couple were married in Lanark Illinois and have lived near Waterloo for nearly 450 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Neebel
Marsh Street
L. J. Benser
Waterloo
Frank Gothier
Anthon
Fred
Thiellen
Waverly
F.C. Neebel
Charles Neebel
Chicago
Neebel
Lanark
Mr. Neebel
Church News Highlights From Universalist and Local Churches
The Clara Barton guild of Universalist Church meets Monday evening at Miss Dorothy Weatherly’s home 133 Progpeck Avenue with Mrs Joe Havine assisting. Busy Bee class of Galvary EvanRelical church met Friday at Miss Pauline Heiser’s home 1810 Fourth Street East with 11 members. Miss Merry Wood leads games and refreshments by Mrs BE Helser and Mrs Pauline. Ruth chapter World wide Ruid of Burton Avenue Baptist held a slumber party Friday at Bruce Gates cottage Sherwood Park AL. a business session and reading contest planned. Celia four First Presbyterian will be entertained Wednesday afternoon at Mrs John W Rath’s home 225 Wyandland Boulevard with Mrs A W Peterson cohost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Benefit Association
Moose Hell
Helen Gowd
W. R. C—Memorial Hall
Woman's Club
Sunshine Rebekah
Thimblebee
Paul Halley
Central Christian
M. MM. Smith
J. U.G
Darrel Porter
Lou Wright
Lincoln Circle
G. A. R. —Memorial Hall
Waterloo
O. B
Black
Circle Seven
First Lutheran Missionary Society
AL Rowena
W. B.A
Woman’s Benefit Association
Moose Hall
Frank Higgins
P. B. Bicirley
Clara Barton Guild of Universalist Church
Dorothy Weather
Progpeck Avenue
Joe Havine
Galvary Evan- Relical Church
Pauline Heiser
Fourth Street East
Merry Wood
BE. P. Helser
Pauline
Ruth
Ruid
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Bruce Gates Cottage
Sherwood Park
Cirela
First Presbyterian Church
John W. Rath
Wyahland Boulevyard
A. W. Peterson
Mooseheart Legion
R. F. Bartz
John Grider
Ross Hewitt
A. L. Hewitt
Eva Weilein
Rose Schmock
Glenwood Street
Clara Burright
Russian Tea Is Opening Event of Study Club
A Russian tea in yellow the club color opened the Friday Study Club fall season at Mrs. B. L. Holton’s home. Mrs. B. L. Cobb presided with Mrs. D. Hays as vice president. Yellow flowers and gladioli decorated the room. Installation of officers was conducted by Mrs. C. A. Lasser and Mrs. Cobb gave the president’s address. A business session preceded the tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Holton
Vermont
B. L. Cobb
D. Hays
C. A. Lasser
Cobb
Shower Plans and Socials Highlight Cedar Falls News
Local society notes detail a complimentary shower for Mrs. Meswarth hosted by Mrs. Kiepfer and Mrs. Hanson at 421 West Eighteenth Street with bridge and gifts. Auxiliary members and Legion activities follow with reports from the state convention and plans for a Dairy Cattle Congress booth. Upcoming Mooseheart Legion events, a card party, and a thimblebee are announced, plus decoration details for a dinner of Waterloo chapter officers and a WRC meeting setup. A miscellany shower and dance for Kathryn Berry precedes a planned picnic luncheon for Sunshine Rebekah lodge members at Mrs. Lou Wright’s home, with attendees noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
Harold Kiepfer
Folmer Hanson
West Eighteenth Street
A. EB. Meswarth
Alice Johnson
Robert Gibson
Meswarth
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Harry Reed
Bernard Duthbert
C. C. Porter
Council Bluffs
Frank Johnson
J. B. Becker
Dairy Cattle Congress
Noble Grand Circle
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Lou Wright
Randolph Street
City in Brief Des Moines Salvation Army and Local Updates
May Alfreda Swanson of Des Moines will lead Salvation Army meetings Sunday. John A. Bown to leave for California for 10 days. September term of district court opens Monday at 9 am with Judges Hasner and Wood. grand jury to be impaneled. Grandparents Harman welcome baby girl born to Flynn family in Chicago. Evelyn Harman remembered. Paul Jungen, 14, recovering after two weeks in bed. 138 freshmen in Sacred Heart parochial school. E T R Sawyer of Waterloo postoffice to Louisville for national convention. Lauerman visit: Ray Lauerman manager of Lauerman’s here hosts guests from Wisconsin. elder Lauerman leads Lauerman Bros.. Hole in Sixth Street pavement found near 900 block. car wheel sank. police notified. A telegram informs Bown family of daughter born to Webster in Galesburg. both mother and child well. Eighty seven home service cases handled by Red Cross in August. 320 people visited the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
R. "W. Hasner
G. W. Wood
S. G. Harman
Hudson Road
D. A. Flynn, Jr
Chicago
Paul Jungen
P. J. Jungen
Summit Avenue
Sacred Heart
E T. R. Sawyer
Wellington Street
Waterloo
Louisville
Iowa
Sixth Street
Burger Thompson
Third Street
Harvey Will
J. A. Bown
Third Avenue West
Frederick C. Webster
Galesburg, Ill
Webster
Bown
Fracture victim and relief funds noted in local items
A Civil War veteran L A Leckington of Porte toad suffered a severe leg fracture May 30 and was sent to Iowa City state hospital for possible bone setting after a tank fire incident. Rosh Hashanah observances are set for Friday night through Sunday at the Woman's Professional club rooms on West Fourth Street.
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L. A
Ham and Relish Sandwiches for Buffet Lunch
Mix 2 cups chopped cooked ham 1 3 cup chopped celery 1 tablespoon chopped sweet pickle 1 teaspoon grated horseradish 2 chopped hard boiled eggs with mayonnaise. Spread between buttered whole wheat bread shapes. Also Celery and Roquefort dish with celery stalks cut into 3 inch lengths and butter creamed with Roquefort cheese.
Patterns for the Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Dept
To obtain the Courier up-date patterns from the Fashion Department at Waterloo send ten cents for each pattern. These designs include seam allowances and orders are filled promptly. expect delivery about ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tt Ts Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Sendizig
Chocolate Cookie Recipe Fragments Highlighted in OCR
Fragmentary cooking notes describe a chocolate cookie method using egg whites sugar coconut and melted chocolate. Slight variations mention Worchester sauce, celery, and cornflakes as potential ingredients, with directions to beat whites and bake on a buttered sheet.
The Child's First School Is the Family
The National Kindergarten Association based at 8 West Fortieth Street New York City issues articles on home education. These pieces appear weekly in the Evening Courier columns.
Ailing Ethel's Struggle With Harsh Discipline
Irma Morris recounts a dramatic scene where a mother drags an exhausted child home and resorts to corporal punishment to force stairs climbing. The piece invites readers to weigh whether such harsh methods are justified or doomed to fail, prompting debate on parenting discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Kindergarten Training Thrives Across State
Leslie Ray Marston, dean of Greenville College, endorses expanding kindergarten programs, arguing that denying early education harms children and causes irreparable loss. The statement supports statewide emphasis on early childhood schooling and highlights the value of foundational literacy and social development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Ray Marston
Greenville College
Tlinots
Brain Test Nonsensical OCR Fragment
A fragmented OCR line appears with scattered words and numbers including brain test hints and random terms such as republic awake and south america. The readable portion offers no coherent news event or identifiable entities to summarize into a full article item.
Visit by Miss Helen Banghart to Florence Gabriel
Miss Helen Banghart of Storm Lake Iowa visits Florence Gabriel at 942 Walnut Street over the weekend. Mrs and Dr Banghart accompanying details not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Banghart
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Lovejoy
O. A. Repass
Kate, Ryan
Alta Fisher
Bickley
George Cress
W. C
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Grace M. EB. Churcl
Qelock
Bethany Temple
White Shrine of
Fred Christensen
Palrview Avenue
Lester Hundley
Hundley
Bernice Kuhhne
Oliver Olson
Parkershoro
Edward Kuehne
Doronthy Christensen
Tienle
Becker
Matt Parroth
Lousa Hageman
Hageman
Betty
BE. S
Frank Adams
Oakland Avenuue
A. M. Miller
Church News
W. KR. C.—Woman's Relief Corps
Lotlie Flick
Mary Brand
Belle Plaine
M. A. Parsons
Manchester
Parkersburg
T. B. Shirley
Kathryn Berry
Sabert Hillman
Dorothy Bennett
Eleventh Street East
Oscar Berry
Virginia Berry
Helen
John Doyle
Leah
Irma Eickelberg
Virgil Thomas
Loretta Schmit
Irene Arns
Buchan Wns
Y.M. CG. A. Bldg
Alfreda’ Swanson
Des Moines
Salvation Army
John A. Bown
Trrn
California
PF. J. Lauerman
Marinette
Wis
Ray Lauerman
Lauerman's
S. F. McGinn
Lauerman
Lauerman Bros. Company
Home Service Section
The
Red Cross
George B. Worthen
Lucien Lelong
AL Re
Cape
Ren
Irma Morris
Mother
Dolly
Republic
South America
Blue Star
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
Fannie May
the Submarine Sweet Shop
Hotel Russel-Lamson
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