Cedar Falls Society Holds Dinner for High School Teachers
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Street of Cedar Falls will entertain Cedar Falls High School teachers at a dinner tomorrow night at 6:30. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Machannah and numerous teachers and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Fete
Cedar Falls High School
M. B. Street
Cedar Falls
Black
F.L. Machannah
Marie
Henderson
Margaret Rait
Ming Monnett
Helen Stover
Velma Fromm
Marietta Abell
Florence Matthews
Flora Schniring
Lysle Emerson
Mildred Cady
Stella Seburn
Connor Feltis wedding tied in Decorah home
Ralph E Connor of Oelwein and Thelma Feltis of Richmond Ind were married Sept 10 at Leon Knight’s Decorah home. Relatives attended and a wedding dinner followed at the Knight residence. The couple will enter Busch Conservatory of Music in Chicago after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourier
Oelwein
Thelma Feltis
Richmond
Ind
Ralph E. Connor
Leon Knight
Decorah
Knight
Connor
Thomas W. Williams
Orlwein
Busch Conservatory of Music
Chicago
Former Residents Wed in Mason City
Miss Martha Mickey of Mason City and John Dibble son of the Reverend and Mrs Dibble were married recently at the bride’s parents home in Charles City The ceremony was conducted by the bridegroom’s father They will reside in Mason City where Dibble is manager of the Shell Petroleum company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourier
Charles City
Martha Mickey
W. Ft. Mickey
Mason City
John’ Dibble
Dibble
Shell Petroleum Company
Former Waterloo Resident Weds North Dakotan
Announcement from Waterloo reports Mrs. Gertrude Hildebrand Banton, formerly of Waterloo, wed Charles Daniel Milloy of Williston North Dakota. The ceremony was held in Sioux City on Wednesday September 13. They took a wedding trip to the Black Hills and will live in Aston, with winters in San Antonio Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Gertrude
Hildebrand Banton
Maynard iBoy and Milwaukee Bride Wed in Milwaukee
Nuptial rites joining Miss Verene Vetter of Milwaukee Wis and Frank Buenneke son of Mr and Mrs Henry Buenneke of Maynard were read in Milwaukee on Tuesday September with both families visiting. The couple plan to reside in Milwaukee after a brief wedding visit to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Maynard
Verene Vetter
Miwaukee
Wis
Frank Buenneke
Milwaukee
Henry Buenneke
Buenneke
Two Nuptial Rites Read in West Union
Mrs. Carrie J. White and J. A. Woodson of Arlington were married Thursday afternoon by Rev. E. I. Selden at the Johnson home with Arlington residents present. Another ceremony joined Miss Gladys Scott of Waterloo and Paul Holt of New Hampton at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Selden officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Scott
Waterloo
Paul Holt
New Hampton
EB. I
Selden
Society Calendar of Club and Church Events
List of upcoming society events across Yonight and Nowata districts including church groups and women’s associations. Card parties at United Presbyterian and Sacred Heart venues, bridge clubs led by Mrs. Jones and Mrs. McClean, and regional spiritual life meetups at First Congregational and Memorial halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonight
Ara
Jean Iles
United Presbyterian Church
Gidmore McDowell
Ciara Barton
Brock
Rosary Society
Sacred Heart Church
First
Congregational Church
Nowata Clube
Truman Te- Roame
Gladbrook Girl Wed on Sunday
Miss Winifred Hulse daughter of Mr and Mrs U S Hulse of Gladbrook Iowa married George Applegate of Waterloo Sunday at the bride's parents home in Gladbrook The Rev K E H Roush Hud son officiated in the presence of few guests After dinner the couple left for Waterloo to establish their home Mr Applegate is son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Applegate of Oskaloosa and is employed by Rath Packing Company in Waterloo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Fernice
Gladbrook
Winifred Hulse
U. S. Hulse
George Applegate
Waterloo
KE. H. Roush
Hudson
Mr. Applegate
Harvey Applegate
Oskaloosa
Rath Packing Company
Waterloo Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hell
A P. Ta
Homar
Charles “A. Berteh
Congers Street
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Berth
Grant M. Wheeler
George A. Wheeler
Cascaden Avenue
Long Beach
Cal
E. E B. Wheeler
Grant
State University of Iowa
Associated al Company
San Pedro
M. FE. Church
Corner
W. Gin
Randolph Tyedday
Aus
Adubis
Charles City Girl Weds Missouri Man
Miss Faye Fests of Charles City weds Willys Rapp of Sheldon Missouri in a ceremony at Rev M Bayard Pringle home in Hampton. The couple will reside with Fests' parents until October 1 when they move to a farm near OSRBF. Weekend house party hosts nine West High seniors at Cole cottage Caseheer Heights with dancing and chaperones. Daughters of Isabella meet Sept 24 at K hall. Mayme Egan to report Denver convention. Guy Burbank birthday party with 600 prizes and luncheon. Rosary Society card party at Sacred Heart parish hall tomorrow at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
M. Bayard Pringle
Hampton
Faye
Willys Rapp
Sheldon
Herman ‘Tamingao
Cole Cottage
Caseheer Heights
West High School
Eeppee
Elizabeth Gilbert
Marjorie Harker
Herené. Brown
Lorraine Gibson
Margareth Gallup
Enminia Lou Smith
Kathryn Sarset
Barbara Neubecker
Jordiana Wilhite
Dorothy Scully
Thelma Dris‘aol
Daughters of ‘Isabella
Daughters of Isabella
Mayme Egan
Denver
Guy Burbank
Lafayette Street
Donald Bandfield
A. E. Reiff
H. Schotter
Wiliam Bishop
Rosary Society
Sacred Heart Church
Hints In Beauty Care Protect Your Hands
Readers urged to protect hands with working gloves for cleaning and gardening. Advice covers glove types and prices, use of creams or lard with gloves, and soaking routines to keep skin supple. Also includes questionable medical tips about antiseptics, skin eruptions, and colon irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong
Spiritual Life Conference hosts regional meeting at First Congregational
Dr J Richmond Morgan of Waterloo’s First Congregational Church will host a regional Spiritual Life Conference for members of Congregational churches across Iowa including Vining Tripol Traer Shell Rock Reinbeck Cedar Falls Greene Mountain Dinsdale Allison Plymouth Waterloo. The event, one of 17 in the state, aims to promote inter church loyalty in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Waterloo
Fe Committee
Idwa
Morgan
Vining
Tri~ Poll
Traer
Shell’ Rock
Reinbeck
Cedar Falls
Greene Mountain
Dins~dale
Allison
Plymouth
Union
First ‘Congregational
Iowa
Church Circles Schedule Meetings Across City
Church news lists gatherings at Unified Presbyterian Mrs Cidmore McDowell 1410 Second St W and First Presbyterian Mrs 2d W Rath. August Hartwig 515 Vermont St hosts Faith circle at home tomorrow eve. West Side circle Christ Episcopal Guild hosts 1 o clock luncheon Wednesday at Miss Netlie Norman Sans Souci Park. all members urged to attend picnic supper and monthly business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Morrison
Unified Presbyterian Church
Cidmore McDowell
Second Street West
Women's Working Association, First Presbyterian Church
2D. W. Rath
August
Hartwig
Vermont Street
Wil
Faith Circle
First Evangelical Church
West Side Circle
Christ. Episcopal
Club Notes: Mrs. Truman DeRoame Hosts Nowata Members
Mrs. Truman DeRoame of 227 Third Street will entertain Nowata club members tomorrow afternoon at her home. Maccabee club members will meet Saturday evening at the Watertown I O F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
Joe Buck
Seventh. Street West
Scattergond Circle
W. W. Brown
Homer Albright
Don Miller
Paul Wilyeu
Garden Club
Water- Ind Garden Club
H. 9. Bernbrook
Third Street West
Truman DeRoame
Third Street
Nowata Club
City in Brief Botched Local Notes and Events
Sunday guests at 522 Willard Street include Mr. and Mrs. Len Miller and grandchildren. Miss Entz left for the University of Iowa. Rosé Hill Home Owners meet at Grant School to discuss important business. Iowa City-bound students from Upper Iowa University visited the Hoover home. A theft report from Edith Batley noted a yellow crepe ensemble missing from a car parked near the business district. Several local residents pursue education and public service, with police urging vigilance against bicycle sidewalk violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam . Lumbus
Hudson
Len Miller
Willard Street
Mis
Lian’. Entz
Jacob Entz
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Edith Batley
Third Street
Newton
Park Avenue
Carl Bruggeman
J. F. Bruggeman
Fourth Street
College of Dentistry
Lamont
Police’ Department
Charles Morris
Mohiis
Gemecinde
Berumez
Tony Berumez
Barclay Street
Bert Douglass
Liquor, Still and Autos Turned Over to Sheriff Wagner
Sixty four gallons of alcohol alleged rye whisky and moonshine plus two automobiles and a still were delivered to Sheriff H T Wagner by County Road Patrolman Harry P Mason and Constable J C Rathe by Cedar Falls. One car carried a large liquor payload hidden with an ax and the other Dodge coupe was packed with gallon cans of alky in storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Wagner
Harry P. Mason
J. C. Ratrehaw
Cedar Falls
The Chester Farm and the City Fortune
Sara Cary plans a weekend trip to the city with stock certificates left by her aunt. John Chester, chasing a fortune, reappears in Whitby and Whitby, and Sara reveals she aimed to learn about his prospects. Their farewell leads to a wedding where Sara discloses the true purpose of her city visit and they reconcile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chester
John
Sara Cary
Chester House
Sara
Julie
Sarat
Jenny
Whitby && Whitby
Hls
Thunder
Old Whitby
Chester
Si Jently
Dutchman
Gace
Allen Auxiliary Meets at Mrs Alford’s Highland Home
A large attendance of Allen Memorial hospital auxiliary members gathered at 2 30 p m at Mrs ET Alford’s Highland residence. President Mrs H A Boysen chaired the meeting. Plans for a nurses’ home were outlined by Rev C F Smith superintendent. Sewing for the hospital was done and light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen Memorial Hospital
ET. Alford
Highland
H. A. Boysen
C. F. Smith
Brain Test Answer Summary of Pricing Errors
The note lists pricing mistakes including tires 31x4 priced twice, postage charged on a bookcase, yard wide flannel width misprinted as 36 inches, special price applied to 10 yards of cloth, six pieces counted in a five piece suite, and time payments not shown in the installment.
Virginia Box and Crate Industry Uses Massive Wood Supply
A Virginia study shows $4,000,000 in wood used by box and shock manufacturers and $4,600,000 by basket and crate makers. About 50 percent of box industry wood came from Virginia forests. 21.5 percent of basket and crate wood was home grown. Yellow pine dominates Virginia lumber use at 82 percent. with other species declining in box trade. The report notes a postwar factory decline and fiber container rise reducing wood demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Elton Lodewick
Virginia Polywehale
Conlin
North Carolina
Filpelo
Lotiewick
Smatler
United States Census Bureau
Veneer Industry Sees High Demand for High-Grade Logs
Veneer production relies on high-grade logs while low-priced woods are used sparingly. Waste from cutting and trimming includes cores and clippings. About 25 percent of veneer logs become waste fuel, with cores sliced into thin strips for cleats on baskets and crates.
Home canning tips and grocery guidance from a late issue
Instructions describe pickling with small cucumbers and cabbage leaves, salt to water ratio, and spice additions like pepper pods cloves cinnamon mace and bay leaves. Also notes on canning beets watermelons pimento and improving gravies with starch and eggs. Mentions Philadelphia residents commuting to New York daily.
Unusually smart coat design 1765 features chic stitched trim
Design 1765 presents a versatile coat for casual wear or formal ensembles. Made from practical fabrics like kasha tweed and cashmere, the style offers rows of stitching as a trimming scheme. Colors include beige brown black and black white mix. sizes 16 18 20 34 36 40 42 require 2 1/2 yards of 54 inch material. Pattern 15 cents plus 1éc. include name address style number and size.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society In Review
Ralph E. Connor, Oelwein
Indiana
North
Maynard iBoy
West ‘Union
Women's Benefit Association
K. Hall
Business and Professional Women Scatterguard Circle
King’s Dauughters
Firs Evangelicsl Sab
August Hartwik
Daughters of Civil War Veterans— Memorial Hall
Missouri
Ena Kent Forbes
Elise
1St Congregational
Frank Sherwood
Edwards Street
Brainerd Horner
Jackie
Fred
Bartz
Oliver Mahnke
Walter Trask
A. C. Sherwood
Trask
Gates Business College
Women’s Federation
City Federation of Women's Clubs
W. GC. A
Federation
Fred Fortsch
Commercial Street
Homhe
Lincoln White
Lewis Blackman
John Burmmto
C. B. McCord
Fortsch
Austin
Cotton
Little Methodist Church
Raymond
Charles Calvin
Fred Fisher
Billa Catton
Hollywood
Degree of Honor Club
Fireman's Hall
W. 5
Silver
Larsen
Owen Morgie
Ellsworth
August Johnson
Denver Street
Johnson
G. D. Zimmerman
A.M. Anderson
Maude Popp Welse
Fourth Street West
Andrew Anderson
Minneapolis
Oscar Moline
Anderson
Sunnyside Country Club
Dineng
H. H. Seerley
Iowa State Teachers College
Martha McCormick
Daughters of C. W. VI
Daughters of Civil War Veterans
Tomore
Memorial Ali
Church News
St. Bridge
Y. Beg. A
Burhanna
Rosé Hill Home Owners” Association
Grant School
Howard L. Hoover
Kinghom Avenue
Charles Pierstorf
la Farge
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Hoover Home
George Kreiman
Youngstown
Kreiman
F. W. Porterfield
Sinais Central
Colo
Rock Island
Geraldine Brinkman
Vermont
Boulevard
Helen, McLeran
Audubon
Georgia Lyon
Dubuque
Cora Mae Busby
Bayard Street
Grinnell College
Henry Wilkins
City
0. S. No. 20
Leland Avenue Crossing
Waterloo Fire Department
Wagner
HW. Louis Raybold
Uussed
Philadelphia
New York
Quaker City
Metropolis
Evening Courier
Va 1709
Pattern Dept
W. 17Th St
Waterloo Laundry Co
Jefferson Street
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