Society Club and Church Social Calendar Notes
Initiating a series of events to compliment Miss dred Fish engagement with George J Tagermann noted as public. A telegram to the bride announced gifts and a home gathering hosted by Mrs. Movert Ane son. Decorations featured pink and yellow Haven colors with several members listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dred Fish
George J Tagermann
Movert Aneson
Hort
Haven
Fish
Leon Eehoel
Cyril Teaver
Frank Fish
Misa J Bury
Miss Boerniee Kant
Robert Teardin Voll
American Home Congress Dates Moved Forward
The American Home Congress dates were moved forward to March due to postponement by the Gener Federation of Women’s groups. Attendees include Mrs. John Dichir ty dent, Mrs. Maggie Barry of the University of Texas, and numerous Des Moines and Grinnell area leaders. The event features exhibitions and sessions organized by local clubs and federation committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deg Moines
American Home Congress
Tle Gener Federation of
Americ van Hom
Lowa Lech
Mars
Frederick W. Awolta
Noary De.canrye Hon
Consention
John Dichirty Dent
Pene
Maggie Barry
We University of Texas
Amesleen Tone
Gecerculerarian
Jaanes
Moines
Gamanettoes
Yeopersonnel
Enide Coor Prses
Chelsie Shortoer
John Box Laie
Enanduith
Henry
Sypyculfederaton
Ving
Grinnell
Ker Lowes
OL Dantis
Diam
Htek
Mow
Weite
Hupene
Ous Moines
da C. Thernsworth
da C. Thernsworth, 41 Cos Tiida Eirede, Prisrauimeurt In the Local Worngts Club
Iy Better Homes
Shite Federation
Roundup Attendees Include Chay Enne and Mahannah at Yellowstane
The report notes that Chay Enne attended the roundup at Chay Enne, while FL Ol Mahannah traveled to Yellowstane for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chayenne
FL Ol. Mahannah
Yellowstane
State Officers to Be Guests of Business Women
Mrs. Alice B. Warsaw announces Miss Lillian Van Ruekick and Miss Fannie Vosburgh will visit Waterlno Business and Professional Women's club for its Oct 19 meeting. Miss Van Buskirk works in insurance. Miss Vosburgh is an office manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice B. Warsaw
Business and Professional Women's Club of
Waterlno
Lillian van Ruekick
Des Moines
Uml
Fannie Vosburgh
Xborshballtown
Miss van Buskirk
Miss Vosburgh
Lila Marcham
Africa
Junior Auxiliary presents musical numbers and fundraiser
Members of the Junior Auxiliary hosted a luncheon at Black's teargon where a program of songs readings and violin numbers entertained. A ten dollar pledge to the relief fund for the Provida disaster was voted, with Mrs Jeanette Wimber winning a card game prize. The group planned to meet at the Elks home next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
seHef Fund
Provida
Jeanette Wimber
Elks
No Works
Church News Highlights Weekly Meetings and Dinners
The First Methodist Episcopal and Westminster Presbyterian churches plan lesson study and evening classes. An Altrarian group meeting at Mrs. L. E. Koster's home will include hostesses Mayes Horner Barelay Meek Wambean Mohana. A noon luncheon features pies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Edurch
Ars
L. E. Koster
Mayes
W. B. Horner
C. I. Barelay
R. 0. Meek
T. H. Wambean
Legh Mohanahan
Club Notes and Social Gatherings Summary
Club notes record a series of small gatherings and postponed meetings. Mrs. Icks scored a three course meal at Waynehan on Tuesday with guests and her daughter Mr Dudley. Elite circle postponed its Thursday meeting indefinitely. Do A Best club plans a meeting tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Arthur Pines. Frigaxy Studs postponed to Friday at Mrs. Al Lasser's home for a Wenie dinner. The programs for September and October will be combined. Happy Hour Needlework Club met for a first aide session. Mary Williston and Mrs. Lo Gorton attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wing
Scattee- Bond
C. F. Nagle
Don Miller
J.G. Halston
Davenport
Cora Clough
Fern Pushee
Mrs. Pushee
Bertha Arthur
Miss Kober
Black
Texroom
Faye i Kober
Ralph Martin
Detroitch
Claire Wade
Elizabeth Lies
Dolores Wittstock
Helyn Miller
Icks
Wanehean
Oelack
Cedar Pally Road
Dudley
Mire Teeple
Frigaxy Studs Club
W. Mlllowres
Sherwood J Park
Pridsy Oet
T Wenie
al Lasser
M. Bentley
Happy Hour
Binck
Mary Williston
Lo Gorton
Hints in Beauty Care A Hair Tonic
An old style ad describes a hair tonic with Precipitated sulphur carbon derergzent and castor oil. It notes morning application and gentle scalp massage, along with tips for using lemon and whitening effects on the hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyline
Medinalea
Leninn
Sean
Luncheon Today Honors Service Circle Member
The Service Circle of First Brethren Church held a luncheon for Mrs. Blanche Sippel of Town City, a long absent member, with guests including Mrs. Lippett Mrs. Eric Miller Mrs. Joe Kemp and others. The event featured flowers and orange candles in silver holders on the table and honored multiple attendees from Green Bay Sunnyside and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Sippel
Town City
First Brethren
Black
Lippett
Eric Miller
Joe Kemp
Green Bay
BR Puterbaugh
Grace Blough
Sunnyside
Road to Peace Address Announced by Mrs Dawes
Mrs Rufus G Dawes of Evanston Illinois will speak at the Waterloo Women’s club on the topic Road to Peace part of a civic department program Neighbors at Home and Abroad She arrives Friday morning October 8 and stays with her sister Mrs Herbert Maynard at 28 Fourth Street West Dawes chairs international relations for the General Federation of Women’s Clubs and is sister-in law of Vice President Charles G Dawes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus G. Dawes
Evanston
Civic Department of Waterloo
Womurseich
Owen Road
Waterlon
Herbert
Maynard
Fourth Street West
Dawes
Department of International Relations
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Indow Tod Vicw
Charles G. Dawes
W. C. C. F. Banquet Concludes Sacred Heart Contest
Sacred Heart coure Women's Catholic Order of Favorers faced a two team contest ending tonight with a banquet in Black's tearoom. Winners host the losing team after dinner, with Mrs. Louis Vollenweider and Mrs. Alaunee Kirba as hostesses and Mrs. Richard Barrels in charge of the winning team. Following the meal, card games will round out the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Climacterie
Sacred Heart Coure
Order of Favorers
Grap
Louis Vollenweider
Alaunee Kirba
Richard Barrels
Hou
Dunkerton School Faculty Organizes for the Year
Dunkerton Consolidated school opens with faculty assignments and leadership roles. Superintendent J Rom assigns principals and department heads for the high and elementary levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerton School
Dunkerton
Dunkerton Consolidated School
J. Rom
Peonantesd
Cmd Accupi Micheel Wanghell
Issspory Sve
Eoenvarnde Avieninnure
Dea
Dimier High
Cele Harder
Laheh
Shiv
Dhe
Dick Sehonds Hinviehs
Neatfelds
Pearsen
Fern
Grenidss
Fined for Permitting Cattle at Large in Local Court
The defendant faced charges for allowing cattle to run at large. A fine of 8 was imposed for tax and phyto fines, with a note that he was not present for sentencing and the full punishment will be carried out on a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liernenr
Irtaxicatian
Grand Jury Indicts 71 in Speedy Session
A returned grand jury handed 21 true bills and 24 counts after a rapid review led by County Attorney W A Conk. indictments include drunken driving, assault, rape, larceny, and conspiracy with bonds set up to 3,500 dollars for the most serious charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Conk
Coveri Ong Tour
Wis
Arthur Iline
la Porte City
Guy 7Resons
Clarence White
Kenneth Hermann
2. Owens
W. F. Ingalls
Strand Theatre
Fourth Street East
Fred Crozier
Harry Hannah
Albert SicBroom
Crozier
Marty Bell
Ellsworth Kern
Silvers Manufacturing Company
Otte Remington
H. C. Brandes
Louis Mathews
Lalit Santell
Sam Shaw
J. W. Houston
Wiliam Ferger
Francis Connolly
Atkins
Richard Atk Pehikt
Ray Barnell
Richard Potts
H.T. Eenteller
Conmercial National Tank
Stiles
Atonday
First Entries for Corn Show at Dairy Congress
First entries arrive for the Corn Show as part of the Dairy Congress in Philadelphia. WY Brimmet of Fairbank Iowa leads with the first sample, joined by Swiss herdsman from Mainsville Ohio and Lee Wilk Farm Morown New York. Ayrshire herd owner Adam Seitz Sons of Waukesha Wisconsin reports arrival, with other exhibitors noted and a general move toward the event in late September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbank
Orr
Mainsville
Lee Wilk Farm
Morown
Louis Soin
Ayrshire
Adam Seitz & Sons
Waukesha
Wis
Ahrebush Ayishire
Piktelphia
Incomplete Optical Service Ad Sparks Local Business Change
An OCR damaged notice lists Burc hanan's optical service and Waterlon Auto & Supply, noting staff changes and new branding. It details announces past staff roles, shop openings, and a forthcoming event date with unclear specifics. Local readers are urged to note a service transition affecting eyewear and auto supply offerings.
Corn Condition Varied by Frost Risk in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls reports show wide field variation with corn beyond danger from frost in many plots while others need days of development. About 80 percent inspected reached a stage where cold weather won’t harm it, reflecting general crop satisfaction in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Cedar Ais Chapter
Order of Astern Star
T. Wheela
Waterloo
Theodore Hawkinson
Walker
Secuve
S.C. Peterson
Calvary Baptist Church
J. Albers
LL. P. Christiansen
J. D Vinding
Leonard Jengen
Emma Nashby
Ebner Raasmussen
Appraisers Named for Hudson Bank Assets
Judge BE Stiles approves two committees to value Hudson Savings Bank assets. I G Kerr P My Bowen and W O After head the land and indebtedness appraisement while J Ira Blough SC Kimm and G wi Berger oversee bank fixtures mortgages bonds and other securities. A hearing to make a compromise is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Stiles
Kerr
Bowen
Hudson Sayings Bank
Ira Blough
C. Kimm
G. Wi Berger
Settlement Set For Sept 27 At Court House
The court schedules a settlement between the bank and C. C. Griffith for 10 p m September 27 in the court house. The deal centers on promissory notes totaling 24000 secured by a second mortgage on lands and on a promissory note for 8745 secured by chattel and ifand mortgages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
C. C. Griffith Wal
Ifand
Johamsen Reaches Finals in Cedar Falls City Tournament
Harold Johamsen advances to the final round after defeating Lyle Langdon 5 up and 4 in Cedar Falls. He will meet the winner of the Corey Lloyd Willard match in the city tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Harold Johamsen
Corey-Lloyd Willard
Lyle Langdon
Water loo Evening Courier Patterns Offer
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send to Fashion Department, Waterloo Evening Courier enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. Orders filled as soon as possible and should reach you in 10 days after sending in your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Was
Terloo
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