Society Bride-to-Be D Ellowene Jenson to wed Walter Nye
Mrs. Nellie C Jenson of 425 Oneida street announces the forthcoming marriage of her daughter Miss D Ellowene Jenson to Walter E Nye of Fond du Lac Wisconsin. The event planned for October 17 featured Gordon flowers blue decorations and a two course luncheon hosted by Mrs. H S Bunnell with guests including Mrs. George Timm and Mrs. Kine Beal and other local women.
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Nellie C. Jenson
Oneida Street
D. Ellowene Jenson
Walter E. Nyeland
Fond
Lag
Wis
Gorden
George Timm
Kine Beal
H. S. Bunnell
Barry Manning
Elizabeth Foster
Edith Wesberg
Genevieve Powell
Gaverne Wilcox
Mae Howe
Ann Collins
Georgia Beal
Nitella Myers
Prominent G. O. P. Women at Iowa Luncheon
A group of 28 Republican women met Thursday at Black's tearoom for an informed luncheon before the Third district convention. Attendees included national committeewoman Miss Martha McClure from Iowa, state Republican chairman Mrs. Gordon Elliott of Des Moines, and several local club leaders and precinct chairs from Cedar Falls Waterloo and Black Hawk County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha McClure
Plessant
National Republican
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk
Fall Season Opens for Junior Auxiliary at Clubhouse
The Junior Auxiliary to the Fine Arts held its first fall meeting Thursday afternoon at the clubhouse with 40 members present. Miss Ruth Hey, violinist, performed Song of India and Gypsy Dance. Miss Lorraine Gibson read Aunt Hetty, and Miss Helen Martin played Consolation and Second Prelude. Alice Vaughan led the program committee. Twenty five new members were announced. Plans were made to fill Christmas begs for soldiers and sailors. Tea was served by Misses Emma Coran Katherine Dougherty Eleanor Alford and Josephine Murtagh.
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The
Fine Arts
Ruth
Hey
Hetty
Lorraine Gibson
Helen Martin
Alice Vaughan
Emma Coran
Katherine Dougherty
Eleanor Alford
Josephine’ Murtagh
Arch McFarlane Speaks to Cedar Heights Women
Arch W. McFarlane spoke at Cedar Heights Woman's Club meeting held Thursday afternoon at Mrs C W Kirkpat tick home. The subject was the road bond issue and a get out the vote committee was appointed by president Mrs Ames Burhans with members Mrs BH J Burdick Mrs Lewis Rosenthal Mrs Florence Lowe Mrs I Munger Mrs A H Mc Cutcheon and Mrs U B L Heptord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch W. McFarlane
Civic and Garden Department
Cedar Heights
A. H. McCutcheon
U. BL Heptord
Bride-Elect Lilian Lamos Honored in La Porte City Shower
Miss Lilian Lamos, soon to wed Monroe Karr of Mt. Auburn, was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower in La Porte City on Thursday afternoon. Hosts included Mrs. Glenn Lreter Mrs. H D Beal Mrs John Bolte Mrs Wil Sawyer and Miss Barbara Howrey. Gifts for the new home were presented to the bride-to-be.
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Courier
la Porte City
Lilian Lamos
Monroe Karr
Mt. Auburn
Glenn Lreter
H. D. Beal
John, Bolte
Wil Sawyer
Barbara Howrey
Dance-Sunoysine Country Club Social Notes
Waterloo chapter in Ohio lists activities including Mystic Workers election Winber loo I C O Fi and Yeoman Judge-K P hall. Philadelphia class at Westminster Presbyterian church Manse, West High School, Friendship Church Wy, W C A club rooms, TV. P A and auxiliary Moose Hall, Musicale, Circle Seven, First Lutheran Missionary Society, W CLA Temple Rebekah lodge Black Rank I O O F had.
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Sunoysine Country Club
Waterloo
Black's Fee
Mystic Workers
Winberloo I. C. O. Fi
K. P. Hall
Westminster Presbyterian Church
West High School Friendship
Had
Universalists Welcome Pastor and His Bride
Members of the Universalist church welcomed their new pastor Rev Donard Rickeiner and his bride at the parish house on 220 Independence Avenue. Mrs L A Cobb and H B Cropper led brief welcomes emphasizing church loyalty and growth. East Waterloo High School music department performed a trio led by Margaret Moore Verjean Dilger and Alice Sutoker.
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Universalist Church
Independence Avenue
Donard Rickeiner
L. A. Cobb
Park Avenue West
H. B. Cropper
Newell Street
Universalist Society
Mr. Rheiner
East Waterloo High School
Margaret Moore
Verjean Dilger
Alice Sutoker
Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary to Be Celebrated
Independence Iowa September 21 The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Barnett will be quietly observed Tuesday September 25 at their home 119 Fourth Street southeast here The Barnetts were married in this city and have made it their home since Then Mr Barnett came here after the Civil War and engaged in the dry goods business He later partnered with W H Morse in Morse and Barnett and then ran a business with his brother Thomas for 50 years now in business alone Mrs Barnett was a daughter of the late Judge Stephen J Tabor an early pioneer of this city One son John T Barnett resides in Independence
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Courier
Independence
John Barnett
Fourth Street
South East
Morse and Barnett
Thomas
Barnett
Stephen J. W. ‘Tabor
John T. Barnett
Ackley Couple to Observe Golden Wedding Monday
Ackley Indiana reports Mr and Mrs Dan O Hearn of this city will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Monday Sept 24 A jubilee mass by Father O Meara at 3 am will include a remarriage service. Relatives dine at noon and visitors from 3 to 5 pm. Also Miss Clara Lindero departs for Reinbeck with a dinner at Blacks and a banco party for Mrs Lester Davis at 186 Eleventh St West.
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Courier
Ackley
Dan. O’hearn
Father O'Meara
Clara Lindero
Reinbeck
Black
Banco
Lester Davis
Eleventh Street West
Miss Linder
Charlotte Glockner
Alice Flynn
Het Reichett
Edne Miles
Louise Schmidt
Anna Manske
Gladys Chrt
Eleanor Vorda
Ruth Lincoln
Hessie Craw
Hints On Beauty Care and Fashion Styles Demands
The text discusses evolving beauty and fashion trends toward sophisticated femininity. It links longer softly waved hair, hats showing hair, modest face makeup, and refined dresses to a shift from older simple styles. It also gives dubious home beauty tips and cautions about skincare and nail care.
State Head of Eastern Stars to Be Honored
Plans are made for 100 guests at a dinner this evening at Black's tea room in Sutherland Iowa. Mrs Harr ieth McMasters worthy grand matron of Iowa Order of Eastern Star will be honored by Waterloo chapter with guests including Miss Almeda Stewart and others. Pink and lavender decorations will adorn tables. Music and readings by local attendees accompany the event.
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Black
Harrieth McMasters
Sutherland
Iowa Order of Eastern Star
Waterloo
Almeda Stewart
Becker
E. A. Black
Trumin DeRoame
Nettie Dysart
Dysart
June Billingsley
la Porte City
Harvey Fox
Tama,ra
Plang
Wilma Schrag
Jeanette Troup
McMasters
Masonic
C. J. Ness
J. C. Naery
T.L. Wheeler
Clarence Dewey
Edgewood Couple Wed in Waterloo Thursday Noon
Fern V. Rossow daughter of Mr and Mrs G F Rossow Edgewood and Clair E Sherman son of Mr and Mrs H E Sherman Edgewood wed Thursday noon at Union Congregational church with Rev Charles V Lannholm officiating Attendants were Miss Faye Sher Mani and John Elliot After a short wedding trip the couple will reside on the Bryan Sherman farm northeast of Edgewood. Card Party Is Held-A card party given Thursday afternoon by St Johns sewing circle in the school hall attended by about 100 women Favors in bridge won by Mrs J H Graham Mrs H Masan and Mrs F A Massey Prizes in 500 went to Mrs P N Waldron Mrs J Conter and Mrs M Schaack The door prize went to Mrs David Jackson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern V. Rossow
G. F. Rossow
Edgewood
Clair E. Sherman
H. E. Sherman
Charles V. Lannholm
Union Congregational Church
Faye Sher Mani
John Elliot
St. John’s Sewing Circle
J. H. Graham
H. Marsan
F. A. Massey
P. N Waldron
J. Conter
M. Schaack
David Jackson
Mooseheart
Moose Hall
William Urie
Frank Malkowsky
Harry Caress
Fred Follette
George H. Harper
Church Guild Plans Bazar and Dinner At Parish House
Christ Episcopal church guild members announce a bazar of baked goods and fancy articles at the parish house on December 6 and 7 with a chicken dinner on December 8. Division five of Central Christian church meets at Mrs. M. M. Smith’s home on Newton Street with Mrs. Carl Ogden as joint hostess and Mary Smith guest. First Lutheran Missionary society gathers in church parlors with forty three members and fourteen guests. H. T. Hue joins as new member and comforters are pieced. A flood relief pledge of ten dollars is made. A banquet by division one of Central Christian at Hotel Russell Lamison honors F. L. Tanner and C. S. Ruggles. next meeting at Mrs. Roy Metzger’s on Randolph Street set for September 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church Guild
Central Christian Church
M. M. Smith
Newton Street
Carl Ogden
Mary Smith
First Lutheran Missionary Society
H. T. Hue
Hotel Russell-Lamison
Division One
F. L. Tanner
C. S. Ruggles
Roy Metzger
Randolph Street
Cedar Rapids Bridge Party Hosted by Miss Madaline Darby
Miss Madaline Darby hosted guests at 429 Watlighan Street with four bridge tables and prizes for Mr. and Mrs. William Landau Mrs. Leonard Britzman and Edwin Darby. The event featured a two course luncheon and favors for Mr. and Mrs. Bandhage.
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Madaline Darby
Watlighan
Leonard Britzman
William Landau
Harold Sibert
Edwin Darby
BP. Sandergard
Mildred Lieberc
Florence
Marion Miller
Carl Landau
Club Notes and Social Bridge Gatherings Summary
F Q O P club members met at Mrs. Paul Bailey’s home on First street. prizes in 500 awarded to Mrs. G D Brown and Mrs. George Jump. exchange gifts drawn. Forget-Me-Not club met at Mrs. Joseph Ganz’s home on First street. prizes went to Hazel Stone Delia Lynn and Ida Reeder. Ella McKinley to host next. T A M Bridge club hosted by Mrs. A H French at Fourth street east. new member J M Joyce and guests J W Dryer and Phil Lucas. J M Joyce and FP Joyce won honors. U G club to meet at Mrs. Darrel Porter’s home on Peek street. 11 present. favors to Mrs. Elliott and Donald Stuby. Next meet in three weeks with Josns Stammer at Burton avenue. Wild Rose club all day at Mrs. D H Palmer’s home. fifteen members. quilt pieces and crochet cotton for county home to be prepared. readings by Addie McCormick and A A McKellar. notes of devotionals and a county-home service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. QO. P. Club
Paul Bailey
First Street East
G. D., Brown
George Jump
Brown
Joseph Ganz
Hazel Stone
Delia Lynn
Ida Reeder
Anna Lohner
Ella McKinley
A. H. French
T. A. M. Bridge Club
Fourth Street East
J. M. Joyce
J. W. Dryer
Phil Lucas
FP. J. Joyce
G. E. Bruce
U. G. Club
Darrel Porter
Peek Street
Ril Elliott
Elliott
Donald Stubey
Josns Stammer
Burton Avenue
Wild Rose Club
D. H. Palmer
Fifth Street
Anna Reilly
Henry Glas
P. B. Shirley
Addie McCormick
A. A. McKellar
Luncheon Held at 924 Locust Street in Honor of Mrs Claude Cherry
Mrs Harry Hert zog hosted a luncheon Thursday at her home 924 Locust Street for Mrs Claude Cherry of San Francisco California. Guests included Mrs Arthur Zilmer of Chicago Miss Rowena Weller and others. Cello numbers were played by Mrs Zilner with Mrs Davis accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hertzog
Locust Street
Claude Cherry
San Francisco
Cal
Arthur Zilmer
Chicago
Rowena Weller
Edwin Leake
Sumner
A. W. Kistner
Bert Davis
George Reed
N. Hendricks
Zilner
Davis
Shower Given for Miss Merna Peterson Today
Miss Merna Peterson who will wed Glade Miller on Sept 27 was honored with a miscellaneous shower this afternoon at the Orange township home of Mrs W H Brown Joint hostesses were Mrs E B Miller and Mrs Paul Miller Guests enjoyed games and refreshments were served by the hosts Farewell Dinner Mr and Mrs Martin Heyde and daughter Marie plan to move to Chicago at a dinner given by Mr and Mrs L H H Bender 1803 Franklin Street Dance This Evening The first of three fall dances at Sunnyside Country Club starts at 9 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merna Peterson
Glade Miller
Miller
W. H. Brown
Orange Township
E. B. Miller
Paul Miller
Martin Heyde
Marie
Chicago
Pickerel of Twenty Pounds Displayed in Wa basha Window
A twenty pound pickerel about 35 inches long and six inches thick is on display in the windows of Sianard Grocery company at 319 Fourth street east. It was caught Thursday morning in the Mississippi river at Wabasha Minnesota by John Wahl of 1801 Baltimore street after an hour’s tussle. The mouth spread is about six inches with teeth up to half an inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sianard Grocery Company
Fourth Street East
Mississippi River
Wabasha
Minn
John Wahl
Baltimore Street
Fairbank Man Contracts Blood Poisoning From Nail Injury
Ernest Chase of Fairbank employed by J. W. Elliott bridge crew on No. 21 Highway developed blood poisoning from stepping on a nail. In New York a separate item notes a quip attributed to Thomas Cochran of J P Morgan & Co and a GM statement incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbank
Ernest Chase
J. W. Elliott
No. 21
Banker
New York
Thomas Cochran
J. P. Morgan & Co
Europe
Cochran
General Motors
AMD Society Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
Officers of the M. EB. Aid society were elected for the ensuing year. Mrs. G. W. Upham was named president, Mrs. D. B. Nourse as vice president, Mrs. E. A. Elilson as secretary, and Mrs. Henry Meier in a leading role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick K Swullig
M. EB. Aid Society
G. W. Upham
D. B. Nourse
E. A. Elilson
Henry Meier
Tomato Omelet and Croquettes Pureed Filling Cake Recipe
Tomato omelet with chopped tomato pulp and lightly beaten eggs, cooked in butter. Croquettes from rice and milk with parsley and egg coating, fried until crisp. Dessert filling combines flour, milk, sugar, butter, egg, and vanilla, cooked to thick cream then cooled. Headline notes Service Star Legion convention in Des Moines with Mrs William Irving elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heads Star Legion
Des Moines
Service Star Legion
William Irving
Boston
Mass
Brain Test Answer Puzzle Clues From Word Pairs
A list of paired descriptors ranging from 3 to 10 letters includes Pliable subnormal vulgar bigoted proud guileless liberal frank and vacillating with petty as examples. The entry reads like a wordplay prompt or puzzle clue set.
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Wisconsin
Arch McFarlane
Universalists
E. F. Steege
Berth Avenue
Roy ©. Housden
Dearborn Avenue
Dorothy Weatherwax
Prospect Avenue
Bernice E. Gindt
Archer Avennue
Emerson School
Black's
Gertrude Roderick
Fifth Street West
Margaret
Eastern Stars
Church News
Cedar Rapids
Woman’s Club
Waterloo Woman's Club
T. M. Buchanan
Cecil Hickley
George Lighty
Paris
Chantal
E. W. Whitenack
Omaha
Neb
A. G. Stolte
A. M. Shaffer
L. J. Kascht
C. E. Redmond
G. F. Smith
Robert Fearing
Pickerel
AMD Society
Rer
Luxor
Davidsons
NAS
Maddin
HE Lecestr & Co
27Th Street & the River, New York
Tool Distributors Smith, Lichty &Hillman Company
MO AO
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Sant Plas
Woqgds Millinery
Bridge St
Waterloo Fuentiaig
Fashion Department
Svening Courier
Pritern
Cocci Gee
Bathory
Lene
Sveeeay
Wees
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