Engagement of Fay Jessup to Ralph Standish Noted at Dinner
Mrs Jessup announced the engagement of her daughter Fay LeRue Jessup to Ralph Jr Standish at a dinner party. Decorations featured apple pink and white with a secret announcement envelope for guests. Next week’s affairs are planned with Miss Harver as maid of honor and Mrs Nemecek, Miss Kom, and Mrs Nichols assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Jessup
Mat Flagg
Fay LeRue
Ralph Jr
Standish
Atua
Iqsg Eye
Ving In Black
Mines
Chester Nicholas
Arnold Nemecek
Henry Altres
Julius Johnson
Jerome Burright
Lloyd ScHeek
Banks
Herbert Lawless
Miss Jessup
Lorene Standish
Lois Buehner
Helen Burgess
Leola Drape
Lucille Schmidt
Margaret Harvey
Bernice Kohl
Kathrine
Olson
Waterloo Garden Club Displays Fall Flowers and Tea
The Waterloo Garden Club hosted a fall flower display and garden tea at the W. A. B. Graham home with judges Mrs. J. W. Henderson Mrs. Mortimer Cleveland and Mrs. George W. Wood. Prizes were awarded for arrangements in living room dining room hall bedroom den wall pocket and library. Tea by Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Waterbury followed. The club plans a basket picnic in October and a recess until February 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Garden Club
W. A. B. Graham
Mubhun
W. Henderson
Mortimer Cleveland
George W. Wood
Nathan Barber
C. A. Waterbury
A. N. Pruess
CG. A.waterbury
J. G. Hildebrand
Michalmas Dassles
Maggie Perry
Halli
D. J. Walker
W. W. Marsh
J. G. Hildebeand
GC. &. Ransier
Coxcomb
D. Walker
Than Barber
A. B. Lovejoy
James L. Henderson
WW. J. Parrott
Cedar Heights
Piano Pupils to Give Recital at Jubilee School
A pupils recital will be held Monday evening at 8 15 at Jubilee school directed by Miss Alil dred Bright piano and dramatic art. Assisting artists include Irene Bhr vocalist and Dorothy Ehr pianist with a long list of participating pupils led by Velma Bright Josephine Ehr Elanor Pehis Marjorie Ferguson Dorothy Seeman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Jubilee School
Alildred Bright
Irene Bhr
Dorothy Ehr
Velma Bright
Josephine Ehr
Elanor Pehis
Marjorie Ferguson
Dorothy Seeman
Beulah Wellman
Marlene Walker
Ruth Koeb
Arlene Schrader
Martha Seeman
Marie
Bertha Luloff
Etta Bauer
Mildred Hansen
Erna Riensche
Miriam Widdle
Erna Adix
Eva Benerden
Rebekahs Observe Founding of Lodge Anniversary
Rebekah lodge marked the organization’s TH year founding with an entertainment in Black Hawk. Cleon Richards sang with Mrs. Axchie McKinney assisting Maxine Law and John Moore presented a playlet Dot Entertains Her Sister's Beau. Beulah Brown performed a clog dance with McKinney. Olive Waklen spoke on The History of Rebekah Lodge and Alice Margare t Sukrey read. Past Grand Master I F Rogers of Ames Ta offered a talk on Odd Fellowship and Hebekahship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Waklen
Alice Alargaret Sukrey
Rogers, Ames
Odd Fellowship
Hebekahship
St Marks Choir Elects Officers for Coming Year
St Mark's Episcopal church choir elected and appointed officers at a recent meeting. Officers include C. O. Lamson treasurer E A Picksworth secretary Miss Virginia Troup and Auis Frances E Flick librarians G C Welker organist Mrs Welker directress and William T Ashmore crucifer Daniernbrock bearer. Refreshments followed. Royal Neighbors and Royal Neighbors-Travers held a 500 party with prize winners Mrs L D Massey Mrs Harriet Wichtman and Mrs Martin Conter. Marie Loomis and Ruth Tyler were welcomed as members. The Weedmen joined after the social hour. Kaiser social details noted for Knights of Columbus hall meeting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mark's Episcopal Churehy
C. O. Lamson
Thres Feni
N. A. Gasser
Br. W. MM. Harned
E. A. Picksworth
Virginia Troup
Auis Frances E. Flick
Pickworth
W. E. Johnson
Royal Wneighbors
Travers
Gold
Royal Neish
L. D. Massey
Harriet Wichtman
Martin Conter
Marie Loomis
Ruth Tyler
Royal Neighbors
Mmes
Edith Spiers
Elizabeth Scribner
Bessie Friedley
William Mawtey
Mason City
Wedding of Myron C Arbuckle and Ardis Jenness Kesner
Myron C Arbuckle son of J W Arbuckle 619 Park avenue wed Ardis Jenness Kesner daughter of I C Preisner Mason City Tay. Couple away on wedding trip to Long Lake Minn and Canada. They plan to live in Waterloo where Arbuckle works as a lawyer with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron C. Arbuckle
J. W Arbuckle
Park Avenue
Parridge
Ardis Jenness Kesner
I. C. Preisner
Mason City
Tay
Hheir
Long Lake
Minn
Canada
Waterloo
Arbuckle
Marianne Sipes Honored Guest at Farewell Party
Miss Marjorie Sipes hosted a surprise farewell at her home for sister Marianne Sipes who leaves for New York City to attend Fifth Avenue Training School for Nursing. Guests included Fern Oman Leslie Hull Mahanke Mapes Rose Joeslie McNeil and others. Rose performed clog dances and Joeslie McNeil played piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Sipes
Marianne Sipes
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Mmes
Vin O'Leary
Clyde Welch
Mabel Nemmers
Club Notes and Meetings at Local Tearooms
Happy Hone club entertained by Mrs. S. M. Bentley with a 7 o clock luncheon at Black's Tearoom. Book Review club opens season at 2 pm in the YWCA upstairs. Mrs. SF Evans to review Our Times The Turn of the Century by Mark Sullivan. Members to come prepared with 4 current topics. The Ethlets meet Tuesday afternoon for a 4 o'clock luncheon at Black's Tearoom hosted by Mrs. A. EB Johnson and Sys. C. GB Juston. Cot Together club to meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. C. DB Hays. Jovle club met for 7 o'clock dinner last evening at Elk Run Inn honoring Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bussarear who will move to Spencer, Pa. Bridge favors won by Mrs. Dan O’Neil and Terry Schneider. Mrs. S S. Page guest. Mrs. Fred Sage to host 4. D. club Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Review Club
Young Women's Christian Association
Monfiay
SF. Evans
Our Times
Mark Sullivan
Ethlets
A. EB. Johnson
Sys. C. GB. Juston
Jovle Club
Elk Run Inn
C. R. Bussarear
Verlos
Spencer, Ta
Dan O'Neil
Tenry Sehneider
Page
Hints In Beauty Care Grace Feed Fat Loss Tips
The article urges graceful posture and outlines a fat reduction plan for those over 35. It lists fattening foods to cut or avoid, including pork, fried items, bread, desserts, and sugars, and recommends daily full-body baths, cold final rinses, and regular exercise such as tennis to improve figure and digestion.
D A R Chapter Luncheon Honors President in Waterloo
D A R members from Waterloo and Council Bluffs Iowa hosted a luncheon at Black's Tea Room honoring President D A R. The program featured vocal selections by Max Noah with accompanist Smith, a talk by Mrs Saunders, Constitution Day recognition, and greetings from Mary Melrose chapter. Granddaughter of the Revolution Mrs William Bates attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Saunders
Council Bluffs
Waterloo
Black
Mary Stelrose
Max Noah
Ss. 5Old Smith
Saunders
Mary Melrose
FE. C. Liffring
William Bates
John Gwynne
P. H. Paulson
Mrs Max Wilson Hosts Bridge Party At Home
Mrs Max A Wilson hosted a bridge gathering at her Rye home Friday afternoon with a lavender and pink theme. Guests included J H Butts Mark Campbell Ray Paul Ben Howrey Leslie Schrubbe Joseph Lutgen Forest Johnson C H Rathbun Fred Wagner Philip Taylor R W Miller Milo Miller W W Li Steeler Ernest Henderson Jr Cael Bickley A Wosenthaler Walter Hunt Meryle Brown Glen Beers Charles Greeley Ivan Powers Directors Tauntgen and Mrs Schrabbe won favors. Mrs Bickley assisted with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Max A. Wilson
Bridge
Mmes
J. H. Butts
Mark Campbell
Ray Paul
Ben Howrey
Leslie Schrubbe
Joseph Lutgen
Forest Johnson
C. H. Rathbun
Fred Wagner
Philip Taylor
R. W. Miller
Milo Miller
WW. Li. Steeler
Ernest Henderson
Cael Bickley
A. Wosenthaler
Walter Hunt
Meryle Brown
Glen Beers
Charles Greeley
Ivan Powers
Tauntgen
Schrabbe
Bickley
Health Education Y W C A Work Arranged for Full Program
Health education activities at the Young Women’s Christian Association building begin with full physical examinations for gymnasium entrants during the week of October 9. Miss Louise Palmer and Miss Beth Tracy announce a season featuring gymnastics, hiking, dancing, volleyball, baseball, bobbington and special stunts for children, with individual gymnastics for those needing extra work. Swimming sessions start September 22 for eight weeks. A list of attendees at a social gathering and a bridge game at two local homes is noted, with following entertainments and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
Louise Palmer
Health Education Department
Beth Tracy
Church Groups Plan December Bazaar At Un Joy Congregational
The women’s society held its monthly business meeting in the church parlor with Mrs Arthur Moore in charge. Plans were made for a December bazar and a social followed the session, hosted by Mimes George King John Morrow and Jilen Perkins. Bon Wak served. Rev Warren L Sleeves and Walnut Street Baptist church to hold an open air meeting at 4 p.m. today in Tainenn park. The Christ Episcopal guild met in the parish house with a livelock luncheon by Mrs Flarry Boehwiler and plans for fall work including two dinners bake sale a card party and a haze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of the
Unjoy Congregational Church
Arthur Moore
Glen Richards
George King
John Morrow
Jilen Perkins
Warren L. Sleeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
P.m
Tainenn Park
Guild of Christ Episcopal Church
Flarry Boehwiler
Wilma Jenks to Wed Dwight H Wolfe Monday
The marriage of Miss Wilma Jenks daughter of Mr and Mrs Fr Willis Jenks to Dwight H Wolfe will take place Monday at the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma. Jenks
Fr. Willis Jenks
Dwight H Wolfe
Jerald Kroesen Marriage Read at Cedar Falls
Miss Marjorie Kroesen daughter of Charles Kroesen Cedar Falls married Stanley E Jerald son of Mr and Mrs Jerald Waterloo at 11 this morning in the Kroesen home. Ceremony read by Dr Earl A Roadman Grace Methodist Waterloo attended by 306 relatives. They plan a Waterloo home after a three weeks eastern auto trip. Both former students of Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Kroesen
Charles Ll. Kroesen
Cedar Falls
Mary Kroesen
Bluff Street
Stanley E. Jerald
Jerald
Walnut Street
Waterloo
Earl A. Roadman
Grace Methodist Church
Margaret Sucher
Beth Kroesen
Fire Hazards Found in 346 of 584 Inspections in Waterloo
state fire prevention officials completed 584 building inspections in Waterloo over two days. Of these, 346 contained fire hazards that could be eliminated, and 2,385 recommendations were made to owners. Most hazards were minor and follow up will ensure benefits to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CW. Wadsworth
State Fire Prevention Association
Wadsworth
Claw. Barron
Waste Council
Inter-allied
Wire Waste Council
Waterloo
Greater Waterloo Association
Glutag
Seven Hurt in Day on Des Moines Streets
Seven persons were injured in automobile mishaps in Des Moines during the past four hours. Laure Jefferies, 29, suffered serious injuries when her car crashed into another and overturned, but doctors at the hospital forecast recovery. The remaining six injuries were minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Laure Jefferies
Ato
Cedar Falls Woman to Celebrate Ninety-sixth Natal Anniversary
Mrs Jo anna Rand of Cedar Falls marks her 96th birthday at 112 State Street where she has lived 51 years. Born in Austria on September 19 1839 she emigrated to the United States in 1874 and settled in Cedar Falls after her husband John died in 1908. Though nearly blind she follows current events in New York newspapers each week and loves color, motor cars and her pottery business run by her family in Waterloo Ohio Street. She has one son Wilhelm and two daughters Mrs Ma Hadrnan and Pauline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Joanna Rand
State Street
Raab
Austria
Aml
United States
Philadelphia
John
New York
Willkim
Utica Street
Waterloo
Ma Hadrnan
Allen Street
Wateroo
Pauline
Campanile to Be Dedicated in Sunday Program
The Campanile at the Teachers College campus will be formally dedicated Sunday at 4 p.m. in a two part program featuring a performance by Andrew R Meneely of Watervliet. The event marks the college semicentennial and the bells cost $22,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceday Falls
Teachers College
Campanile
Andrew R Meneely
Meneely Bail Company
Watervliet
Meneelys
Sacre
Marty C. Culver
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Cedar Falls
Stev. Ermit B. Frye
Wesleyan Foundation
M. E. Church
Culver
Wil Ie
Marshalltown
Bishop Hughes
Lauriant
Presbyterian
Middlewest
First Congregational Church
George Bursalou
Staiph Ellers
S. Dato
J. DB. Winding
Calvary Baptist Church
Arena
Ev. T
Engel
Bundy
Europe
Itarrison Bondy
Lake Toneva
Switzerland
Busby
Emintra
Tip
League of Nations
Scotland
America
Tourists Interfere With Cheese Carriers in Alkmaar Market
In Alkmaar Netherlands cheese carriers protest American tourists who block their work at the Friday cheese market. The guild objects to tourists who halt operations to photograph carriers while the market still allows visitors to witness the sale and weighing of cheese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almain
Holland
Cheese Carriers Guild
Alkmaar
Wilhelmina
Des Moines Wins Next Doctors Convention Host
Des Moines secured the Missouri Valley Medical Association’s year next convention during the closing session in Omaha. Dr. F T C Orr of Kansas City was elected president with officers Dr. Fred Moore Des Moines first vice president Dr James M Patton Omaha second vice president Dr O Gebhart St Joseph treasurer and Dr Charles W Fassett Kansas City secretary. Also listed are marriage licenses for Stanley Jerald Waterloo Marjorie Kroesen Cedar Rapids Harell M Patterson Waterloo and Dorothy M Berteh Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Insi
Missouri Valley Medical Association
FT. C. Orr
Kansas City
Des Moines
Fred Moore
James M. Patton
O. ©. Gebhart
St. Joseph
Sharles W. Fassett
Licen
Stanley Jerald
Waterloo
Marjorie Kroesen
Cedar
Harell M. Patterson
Dorothy M. Berteh
Dusted Educator Loses on Appeal to Miss Francis
Des Moines reports show H W Chehok superintendent of Marion schools seeking reinstatement after dismissal for inefficiency and discord. Miss Francis state superintendent ordered a hearing with Chehok aided by attorneys. The Marion board had appointed a new leader while Chehok appealed, and hearings covered discipline, visits to schools, and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Des Moines
H. W. Chehock
Marton
Joshie
Markit
Mhehuck
Malrg
Chehoek
Chehock
Ater
Lian County
Chekock
Franci
Marion Sehr
Miss Francis
Charles Haas
Marion
Charles Hutchinson
Lynch
Cedar Rapids
City in Brief notices from Waterloo and Davenport
Local items include postponement of a meeting season until October and plans of residents to travel for education and conventions. Read of grand jury work, students departing for schools in Davenport and Chicago, and Evangelist Bob Jones campaign preparations with a late arrival note. Also mentions a bake sale by Agnes Thompson's Flower Shop and a flower shop ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 3. Heaton
Bob Jones
S. A. Conagan
App
Hurricane Levels Buildings on Turk's Island
A hurricane struck Turk's Island in the Bahamas about 110 miles north of Santo Domingo. Many buildings were demolished with few undamaged. no loss of life reported though the food supply is scarce. Kingston, Jamaica, Sept 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
Turk’s Islind
Bahamas
Turk’s Island
Santo Domingo
Forty Turkeys Stolen From Cedar Falls Farm Roost
A. J. Jessmore, farmer four miles northwest of Cedar Falls, reported fifty turkeys stolen from his roost while the family slept. The birds, all young and eight to ten pounds, would have fed Thanksgiving dinners for Waterloo residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
A. J. Jessmore
Cedar Falls
Jessmore
Water loo Evening Couriers Patterns and Order Details
Public notice offering downtown Waterloo patterns for fashionable dress designs. Send to Fashion Department, Waterloo Evening Courier, with 15 cent pattern cost. Patterns allow seams and orders filled promptly, reaching customers within ten days of mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DMENT
Waterloo
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Jubilee
Rebekahs
Lodge
St. Mark’s Choir
Vanehiors
Tsahella
Knights of Columbus
Mrs. Myron Arbuckle
Cirts J
Cutler Hardware Company
Edith Robins
Ellsworth ElMatt
Miss Robins
Miotion Picture Theatre
Cot Together Club
Fred Sage
Edna Kent Forbes
D. A. R. Chapter
Max Wilson
Lillian Grange
Virginia Hunter
Louise Wood
Esther Gaston
Leone Mowbray
Wilma Smith
Kathren Thompson
Martha Dougherty
Julia Christenson
Florence Young
Ruth Titchcock
Tedith Ferguson
Bertha Wervis
Josephine Maine
Attridge
Home Park Boulevard
Wiigh
F. J. Kipp
FH. HK. Harman
Church News
Miss Wilma Jenks
Jerald-Kroesen
Chautauqua
Alis_ Chester Cadwallader
Ranabs
Austrky
Johanna Taab
Geonge H. Twaddle
Waterloo Evening Courier
Delly
West Fourth Street
Pelaphot Nvo
Albright Wunerab Servic
John Carpenter
Waterloo Road
George Washington Ibright
MW. Barton Ayill
Mt. Vernon Township
Barton
Cedar Parl
Raehry Colina
Ine Stoves
Orange
California
Asrus Spicer Pone
Cattege Tilles
Collins
Ace
Am Auto
Frlomis Mary
Worehiter Califfornia
Thomas Jones
Wassey
J. F. Cross
R. E. Jones
Marengo
Charles Sehwaanike
Clay Street
Bartha Schwanke
Martin Stallman
I. AL TR
Cenar Falls
TD. A. R
I. Marker
G. Saunders
Cownell
Bartlete Hall
Black Hawk Chapter
Mewton
Robert
Brasch
Dunkerton
College Hospital
Esther
Dennis G. Olesen
Grove Street
Mel
AL Falk
Dumont
N. OD. Polk
Sixteenth Street West
Doctors’ Convention
Marion School Board
Nath Packing Company
Charles Wasson
Ssenmore
Elm Streets
The
Maddigan School of Music
Margaret Maddigan
LTS
Waverly Granite
House of Quality
Carlos
Waverly
Matt Gruben & Sons
Waverly, Ia
Buinneoe
M.C. A
Waterloo Blinisterial Association
Margaret Welshaar
Mary Stevenson
Grinneh
Flown College
Ddoward
Fows City
Hightutles
Ff Ben
State University of Tow
Will A. Lane
First National Bank
Lane
Los Angeles
American Bankers Association
Mish Mae Duffy
Town Street
Hymeton, Ill
Northwestern University
Chicago
J. B. Stiles
Worothy Dickenson
Bayard Street
Mary Humphreys
Altra Vista Avenue
St. Kathevine’s School
Davenport
Dickenson
Thumphreys
Agnes Thompson
Turday
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Geertie Abdilleacher
Pete
Pine
Waterloo Evening Couries Patterns
Slas
Wattern
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