Engagement announced at Sunnyside Country Club
Mrs F C Fish presided at a luncheon revealing the engagement of her daughter Mildred to George Hagerman son of Mr and Mrs J C Hagerman of 301 Timden Street. Wedding date not set but likely in October with a 16 cover table and a centerpiece of marigolds and purple asters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Fish
Sunnyside Country Club
Mildred
George Hagerman
J. C. Hagerman
Timden Street
Orchid
Ambber
Mimes
Cyril Beaver
Robert Andersen
Glenn Ralston
Julius Johnson
Leon Schoel
Janis Woodbury
Faye Dorothy Martin
Bernice Kohl
Maxina Horner
Lucille Huntington
Madge Hostetter
Katherine Kiester
Virginia Fish
Bertha Hamblin
Waverly
Miss Fish
Lane Street
East High School
Hagerman
Central Town Power & Light Co
O E S Chapter Supper and Play Draw 125 Attendees
Becker chapter of O E S held a supper and one act play at the Masonic temple drawing 125 attendees. Mrs Orlo Miller led the supper with committee while Martha Shireman and Lou Emma Dunlavey directed The Eastern Star Clothes Line. Cast included Olga Buxton Mayme Yrum bauer Lou Emma Dunlavey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
O. E &. Picing
Masonic Temple
Orlo Miller
Martha Shireman
Lou Emma Dunlavey
Olga Buxton
Mayme ‘Yrumbauer
Pearl Bell
Martha Shire
Parties for Wilma Jenks Pre-Wedding Celebrations
Social week features multiple events for Miss Wilma Jenks as her marriage to Dwight H. Wolfe approaches. Marie Wolfe hosts an informal shower. Alice Forbes attended for the honoree. W H Howrey hosts a cottage gathering in Sherwood Park with pink and yellow decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Jenks
Dwight H. Wolfe
Marie Wolfe
Alice Forbes
Grace Newkirk
Mildred Bunn
Edna Mae Rittenhouse
Jennie Peterson
Helen
F. Willis Jenks
Miss Forbes
Miss Jenks
W. H. Howrey
Sherwood Park
Edward Northey
Miss
Garden Tea and Flower Display by Waterloo Garden Club
Waterloo Garden club hosts a garden tea and flower display at Mrs. W. B. Graham's home tomorrow from 3 to 6. Each member may invite one guest and must bring at least one flower arrangement with a card bearing initials and classification. Exhibits due by noon. Ribbons awarded with Mrs. J. W. Henderson, Mrs. George W. Wood and Mrs. Mortimer Cleveland judging. Refreshments by Messrs Waite Walker and Scinto Shockley. Birthday surprise for Mrs. Clarence Quacken Bush yesterday with refreshments by Mrs. Ray Maize and Mrs. Roy McLain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Waterloo Garden Club
W. B. Graham
Grahams
J. W. Henderson
George W. Wood
Mortimer Cleveland
R. W. Waite
D. J. Walker
Scinton
Shockley
Ames Visitor Is Honored at Party by Mrs Seibert
Mrs Harald Seibert entertained last evening at three tables of bridge honoring Mrs H J Miller of Ames Ja The guest list included Ames Leonard Britazman Ralph Byford W J Hitchins Jane Miller Dubuque Ja Misaea Mag Galene Darby Kathleen Campbell Faye Kober Melyn Miller Vera Parker and Mildred Liebert Favors were won by Miss Darby and Miss Campbell MHL OH Miller and Mrs George Sibert assisted in serving Royal Neighbors Gala Leaf camp will entertain at 215 p m tomorrow in Moose hall at a card party In charge of the card states will be Mrs Mildred Forrester Refreshments are in charge of Mrs Myrtla Sorrenson Labating Names will take place at Judge meeting at 730 p m After the regular meeting picnic supper will be approached to which members Wood men and friends are invited There will be a serial hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterbein Guild of
Graves Memorial
Maxine Kessler
Harald Seibert
H. J. Miller
Ames
Leonard Britazman
Ralph Byford
W. J. Hitchins
Jane Miller
Dubuque
Misaea
Galene Darby
Kathleen Campbell
Faye Kober
Melyn Miller
Vera Parker
Mildred Liebert
Mists Darby
Miss Campbell
Mhl OH Miller
George Sibert
Royal Neighbors
Gala Leafecamp
Moose Hall
Mildred Forrester
Myrtla Sorrenson
Jadge
Standing and beauty care tips from a bygone era
An old advice piece explains correct standing to improve health and appearance, urging wall and door tests to align hips, back, shoulders, and chest. It warns against a protruding abdomen, promotes deep breathing, and suggests morning and evening exercises like arm raises to improve posture. It oddly includes henna hair treatment instructions and notes heat helps color uptake.
Yetta Vargason and Elmer A Jewett Wed in Independence
At the home of Mr and Mrs EB M Vargason Independence Iowa a small ceremony united Yetta Vargason and Elmer A Jewett the Buchanan county and former Black Hawk county school official. Rev Ralph Gilbert of the 1st Presbyterian Church officiated. The couple will reside in Waterloo at 727 Denver Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
EB. M. Vargason
Yatta
Elmer A. Jewett
Buchanan County
Black Hawk County
Ralph ¥. Gilbert
1St Presbyterian Church
Kathryn Brown and Clifford W Fitkin Wed in Lawn City
Kathryn Brown 1133 South Street and Clifford W Fitkin son of Mr and Mrs T E Fitkin 425 Oak Avenue wed at 7 am today at St Patrick's Church Cedar Falls officiated by Rev John Wienke. Only immediate relatives attended. Wedding breakfast at bride's home. Mrs Fitkin a nurse at Sarto Memorial hospital Cedar Falls. Mr Fitkin an interior decorator. They will live in Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Kathryn Brown
South Street
Clifford W. Witkin
T.E. Fitkin
Oak Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
Cedar Falls
John Wienke
Fitkin
Sarto Memorial Hospital
Cedar Fall
Dinner Party Farewell Honor for Laura Jenson
Miss Laura Jenson, visiting Seattle Walsh, was guest of honor at a Black's tearoom dinner with music and bridge. Attendees included Veronica Eckes, Viola Haug, Lulu Smith, Ruth Duncey, Opal Pender, Flossie Horsfall, Nevade Sehwem, ant Miller, Allee Hille, Kathleen Pender, Marie Mansen, Ruth Edwards, Hessie Crowe, Doris Kinges, Mae Carlson, Evelyn Hite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Jenson
Seattle
Walsh
Black
Veronica Eckes
Viola Haug
Lulu Smith
Ruth Duncey
Opal Pender
Flossie Horsfall
Nevade Sehwem
Ant Miller
Allee Hille
Kathleen Pender
Marie Mansen
Ruth Edwards
Hessie Crowe
Doris Kinges
Mae Carlson
Evelyn Hite
First M E Women Choose Officers for Ensuing Year
Alys F Barron was elected President of the Foreign Missionary BKociety of First Methodist Malacopus church. Other officers named include Mrs C J Bunker Vice President Mrs WH Gilbert Second Vice President Mrs C R Cassell Treasurer Mrs O J Packman Secretary Mrs Leo Hoover and Mrs Verne Myers Standard Bearers and Mrs Cecil Thomas and Mrs Fred Repass King’s Heralds. Also C Z Ingats became president of the wd society. Alesssell and Mrs Barron will be delegates to the Des Moines district convention in Fort Dodge. Talks by Mrs J Z Johnson and Mrs Lotus Sarvay during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alys. F . Barron
First Methodist Malacopus Church
C. J. Bunker
WH. Gilbert
Second View
C. R. Cassell
O. J. Packman
Leo Hoover
Verne Myers
Cecil Thomas
J. 2. Johnson
Lotus Sarvay
Neelans Gerholdt Marriage Service at Independence
Miss Nettle Gerholdt wed Paul Neelims at noon in Independence Indiana with only close relatives present. Bride from 424 Columbia Street wore a white frock of satin peargett and corsage bouquet of sweet peas. Neelang son of Mrs Frank Cousins of Oelwein, is employed by Rath Packing. They will reside briefly with the groom’s relatives at 243 Maple Street after dinner at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suss Nettle Gerholdt
Paul Neelims
Independence
Air
Airs
Willham Gerholdt
Columbia Street
Mr. Neelang
Frank Cousins
Oelwein
TaiUe
Rath Packing Company
Club Notes from New Century and Friendship Circles
New Century club will meet tomorrow with Mrs. R. L. Ingersoll. Joyla club will entertain husbands at 7 o’clock dinner tomorrow evening at Elk Run. Golden Link club met yesterday with Mrs. James Lam mert. Mrs. John Genzler was given a birthday cake. Time was spent with needlework. Mrs. George R. Gilpatrick entertained Friendship club with a birthday dinner yesterday at her home. She was assisted by her daughter Mrs. Loulna Meister and Mrs. Nina Pinkney. Mrs. Gilpatrick received gifts. H. G. W. Friendship circle was hosted yesterday at the home of Mrs. Dana Leonard. Contest winners were Mrs. John Everman, Mrs. Albert De Wilde, and Mrs. Joan Yeoman. Mrs. Harold Miller of Ames and Mrs. Jane Aller of Dubuque attended as guests. Mrs. Harvey J. Karl hosted the 4 and 3 club with a 1 o’clock luncheon at blue-decorated table. High bridge scores went to Mrs. BR. F. Bartz, Mrs. George Wellein, and Mrs. John N. Phillips. Guests included Mrs. Dan O’Neal and Mrs. F. R. Cabh.
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Graves Memorial United Brethren Sisterhood
E. Heskett
Ames
Mary Crist
B. Ia Rummel
Ann Lichty
W. M. Fury
Elmer McGinnis
Barry Hertzer
EB. L. Morrow
Lake Worth
Fla
R. T. Graber
Eni
Esther Schenk
Cattle Congress
Il Fears
Heskett
L. G. Todd
John George
J. G Crazier
George R. Gilpatrick
Friendship Club
Loulna Meister
Nina Pinkney
H. G. W. Friendship Circle
Dana Leonard
John Everman
Albert de Wilde
Joan Yeoman
Harold Miller
Jane Aller
Dubuque
Harvey J. Karl
BR. F. Bartz
George Wellein
John N. Phillips
Dan O'Neal
F. R. Cabh
Penney Co Store Opens 173 Doors in Waterloo
The Penney Co store opened at 9 a m detailing a large main sales floor with 130 foot width and wide aisles. Manager A D Majer said the store aims to be a civic partner in Waterloo while Fred W Crisp assists as assistant manager. The store operates with extensive natural lighting and will remain open until 5 p m on opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Penney Co., Inc
Waterloo
Jocal Pandey
Wrench
Childrens
Waterton
D. Majer
Water
Majoy
Ishpeming
Mich
Fred WW. Crisp
Tahpennings
Moder
Tontebt
St. Paul
Penney Kompany A
New York
Sp. m
City in Brief Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
Local notices report Jeanelle Frank visiting her sister Mrs Schoitz in Colonial apartments while Schoitz Tool chief A. Schoitz returns from business trips to Chicago Cleveland and Buffalo. Mrs Ferry heads to Los Angeles via Portland and Seattle seeking milder climate for health. Rev Warren Steeves returns from Baptismal association meetings in Northwood. Marjorie Williams undergoes appendectomy at Allen Memorial Hospital and shows favorable progress. Theft of a fox fur collar and tire rim from a car near Electric Park is reported. Joan Young, former Waterloo resident, visits with son J A Young after 20 years away. Preston Gibson leaves for Iowa City to begin medical studies. Martha Hermann undergoes mantolas operation after hospital visit. Willis Wightman released on bond after attempted assault charge. Mrs Searr and granddaughter Ramona Harder depart for St Cloud Florida after extended visit. Edna Esher arrives from Los Angeles for a visit with her father P F W Esher. She plans a Chicago trip before returning west. Light entertainment ad notes rag time and jazz piano lessons by appointment.
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Jeanelle Frank
Canton
C. A. Schoitz
Colonial Apartments
A. Schoitz
The
Schoitz Tool, Gear & Machine Works
Chicago
Cleveland
Buffalo
N.Y
R. PF. Ferry
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Ferry
Warren GL. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Wll
Northwood
Baptis Association
Marjorie Williams
Rey
Wiliams
Broadway
Allen Memorial Hospital
Charles Vaughn
Falls Avenue
Electric Park
Joan B. Young
Cal
Waterloo
J. A. Young
Vermont Street
Young
Preston E. Gibson
A. E. Gibson
Park Avenue West
Iowa City
Martha Hermann
Charles Hermann
Berth Avenue
Presbyterian Hospital
Willis Wightman
Alice Searr
Ramona Harder
St. Cloud
Fla
PF. W. Esher
Pathe Pictures, Inc
Western Division
West Coast
App
Four Ask Divorce as September Term Court Approaches
Actions for divorce continue in district court for the September term with petitions filed this morning. Hallowell v Hallowell cites marriage in 1906 at Tanark and alleged cruel treatment. Umbarger v Umbarger notes marriage in 1928 at Waterloo with alleged cruelty. Husman v Husman involves desertion since two years ago from Golden Colorado marriage in 1915. Wood v Wood lists marriage in 1899 at Charles City, separation in 1900, with cruel treatment alleged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Do. R. Hallowell
Nelle D. Hallowell
Tanark
Clarence Umbarger
Zetta Umbarger
Waterloo
William Husman
Myrtle Husman
Golden, Colo
Amelia T. Wood
Amos P. Wood
Charles City
Cedar Rapids Men Injured In Elevator Scaffold Fall
Walter Wiggins and Melvin Peet of Cedar Rapids were injured when a scaffold broke, dropping about 20 feet from the top of the Moeller & Walter elevator shed. Wiggins broke an arm and suffered bruises. Peet had scratches and bruises. Wiggins to be sent home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinbeck
Walter Wiggins
Melvin Peet
Cedar Rapids
Moeller & Walter
Wiggins
Peet
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Drocula White
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Circle One
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See
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Mrnday
Glen Richards
Old Society of First United Presbyteria Church
Ballschmidt
Cedar Fap Jas Presbytery
Oet
Duhschmidt
Mabel Push
Austin Smith
Lell Holden
Church of the Brethren
Oscar Mosher
Jorden
Harry Burd
Northeastern Association of Congregation
Plymouth Church
Bethel
Castleville
Cresco
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Decorah
Dubugque
Durango
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Hagewood
Fayette
Golden
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Lawter
McGregor
Elkader
Manchester
Gatesville
Quasqueten
Shell Rock
Strawberry Paint
Tripoli
Waucomin
Winthrop
Winter Iga
Cedar Malls
Toa Wild
Institutes
William Isriden
da Ole
Benedict Home
J. Eighmey
Evan Sattedework
Mleanor Studde- Week
Cedar Palla
N. J. Nichols
Frank Cutten
Diia Kibler
Bell Jewel
Cedar Walls
Meel L. J. Park
A. J. Eyechaner
W. 1. Jarrett
Mines
Wark
Eightey
Eyechaner
Catton
Briden and
Jewell
Bisimness Segition
William Troward Taft
United States
George Sheridan
Wilma
Clarence Quackenbush
Ray Maize
Roy McLain
Yetta Vargason
E. A. Jewett
Clifford W. Fitkin
Lawn City
Minneapolis, Minn
Robert F. Walker
Terschel Smith
Mia
Carl Peck
Herbert Peek
Theodore Peek
E. E. Pesk
Robert Cole
J. G. Lowe
George Smelser
M. Hoemecke
J. H. Peck
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Borden
Lilian Smelpser
Marguerite Stevenson
Merle Dalziel
Traer
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
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Il A. Readman
Crnom
Tracer
Oleson
Ais
Julies Younsnan
AL Foote
Alfred Lanetoy
Clayton Rraengsen
Cecil Bickley
A. W. Rowntree
Roy Smack
Sunny Ware
Sunneside Country Club
Thomas Tt
James S. Parrott
Agatha Branniger
Miartiage
Mirg
Tila Coffman
Ofice
Herman Becker
Skore
Little Brown
Nashua
Cedar Township
Ie Veormen—terulir Lodge
O. O. I. Hall
Miembersa
M. E
Neelans-Gerholdt
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Alamond
Black Hawk I. O
F. Hall
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Memorial Hall
Independent Order of Foresters
K. of Phail
Rife
New Century Club
R. L. Ingersoll
Joyla Club
Elk Run
Golden Link Club
Mets
James Lammert
John Genzler
Coolidge
Tae Waite
Qewmaddér Chitin
Veterans’ Bureau
Congress
Mii Yorin Veidiian
Hye
For & Complete Optical Service
Buchanan's
Time
Cgingerele
Letrarians
Just
Canada
Brya
U.S. Pat
U.S. A
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Incorporated
J.J. McLaughlin Limited
Smith, Lichty
Willman
Hazelton
William Goff
Edna Wallace Hopper
Marcel
Edna
Wallace Hopper
Sheen
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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