Miss Martha Schwanke Weds Alartin Stallman in Calvary Church
Miss Martha Schwanke daughter of Fred Schwanke Cedar Falls and Alartin Stallman son of Peter Stallman 1773 Fourth Street were married at 2 p m yesterday in Calvary Evangelical church Rev J L Baumgartner conducted the service in the presence of immediate relatives The bride wore blue crepe with matching accessories and pearls from the groom They will tour Philadelphia PA for the sesquicentennial exposition and American Legion convention before settling in Waterlog Mrs Stallman a East Wigh graduate works for Dr Wil Hirsch Mr Stallman also East Wigh graduate and a sheet metal worker Tonight events include Mission West Westminster church and various church and club functions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Schwanke
Fred Schwanke
Cedar Falls
Alartin
Stallman
Peter Stallman
Fourth Street
Ens
Calvary Boargelical Church
J. L. Baumgartner
Lola Woodruff Weds Arthur Wilharm in Intimate Ceremony
Lola Woodruff and Arthur Wilharm married Tuesday in the home of the bride’s parents, with Rev. Henry Preket officiating. The couple, who plan to move to California if favorable conditions arise, will travel by motor and are supported by families including Mrs. Mary Wilharm and Mr. Joe Stevens. Woodruff formerly managed millinery at Miller-Wohl. Wilharm has traveled for H. J. Heinz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Wilharmy
California
Wilharm
Loli Woodruff
Miller-Wohl
Mary Wilharm
Williston
H. J. Heinz Company
Joe Stevens
Sth Street
Henry Preket
Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Arc
Elmer LaPele
James Elliott
Goon
Jacksonville
Fla
Hess Larson
Dan Rogers
Rogers
Viola Xlishak
Mmes
Bess McManus
Claude Sippel
J. M. Jensen
Large Attendance at Eastern Star Initiation Rites
One hundred twenty five members and visitors attended the initiatory service in the Masonic hall by Waterloo chapter, Order of Eastern Star. Cities represented included Toledo, Chariton, Sheil Rock and Britt Ie, Pierre, Ss D, and Chicago. Miss Flyp ence Gabriel sang, followed by banjo-dance. Abs. Roy Hulett announced a two week business meeting preceded by a paid chicken pie supper. Refreshments by Abrs. FE. A. Pickens committee, flowers by Mrs. N. A. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Toledo
Chariton
Sheil Rock
Britt Ie
Pierre
Ss. D
Chicago IL
FE. A. Pickens
N. A. White
Club Notes RO W. meets with Mrs Lisyd Cox
The RO W club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Lisyd Cox. Favors were won by Mrs John Chevalier and Mrs E J Kibble. Guests included Mrs William Ashmore, Mrs Anna Klinefelter, and Mrs E J Kibble. Next meeting set for October 27 with Mrs R E L Clay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RO W
Leader Honored by Cedar Review W B A
Mrs J C Fairweather senior commander of Cedar Review W B A receives ovation at a thimblebee hosted by Mrs Bertha Stover. Guest Mrs Mate Pitine of Webster City presents tribute. Officers meeting planned Oct 6 with Mrs Harriet O Son in charge at West T O O F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Fairweather
Cedar Review
Bertha Stover
Mate Pitine
Webster City
Fairweather
Rift
Ed Ward Steega
Nfarry Fargemian
Harriet O’son
Des Moines
Picule Gupper
West
F. Hall
Stover
Orman Stover
E. J. Stover
C. Is. MiNer
Davias Center
Miller
Ars
State Treasurer of Women's Clubs Speaks at Waterloo Meeting
Mrs. Whitlam Larrabee of Clermont, Iowa, treasurer of the Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs, will address the Waterloo Woman’s Club general session Friday at 2 30 PM. She will report on the General Federation biennial convention in Atlantic City June, while visiting as a guest at Mrs. FE L Johnson’s home. Mrs. E T Alford, club president, presides and delivers an address. Reports from historians, year book, membership, hospitality, finances, lunceon, reciprocity and resolutions are read. A reception for new members follows with hospitality committee preparing tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Whitlam
Ing. H. Kimball
B. Ww. Miller
Three Hostesses Preside at Pretty Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. James S. Parrott, Mrs. Agatha Branniger, and Mrs. Thomas I. McCoy presided at Sunnyside club for a small luncheon followed by bridge. The room featured garden flowers, purple nut cups, and purple and yellow candles with frills creating a vivid color display. Favors at cards were won by Mrs. Alfred Longley, Mrs. Glen Morrison, Miss Jessie Cooley, and Mrs. Wade Preece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Parrott
Agatha Branniger
Thomas I. McCoy
Sunnyside Club
Alfred Longley
Glen Morrison
Jessie Cooley
Wade Preece
New Officers Named for Deborah Society at First Methodist
Mrs. Thomas Reany was elected President of the Deborah society at the First Methodist church. Other officers include Mrs. G W Bothwell as vice president, Mrs. James Cook as secretary, and Mrs. Eliza O'Dell as treasurer. A comforter was tied and rugs sewn during the afternoon. Miss Martha Wergand and her committee served refreshments. thirty six members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Reany
Deborah Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
G. W. Bothwell
James +. Cook
Eliza O'Dell
Martha Wergand
Hints In Beauty Care Notes From Paris
A reviewer recalls Paris beauty trends with perfumes and concentrated cosmetics, noting smart buyers blend two to four scents and prefer artificial looks. The column touches on self care, diet, rest, and balanced living as remedies for energy and mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rewdiers
Place Vendome
Rue de la Paix
Kineldy Claire Reilly to Wed Walter Ebert
Kineldy Claire Reilly, daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Reilly of 618 Logan, announced engagement to Walter Ebert of Detroit. A formal announcement dinner in Black’s Tea Room featured autumn-harden flowers, yellow and white crepe banners, and guests including Mrs Sice d Burhite and many Reilly relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Reilly
Logan Avenue
Kineldy
Claire
Black’s
Misa Reilly
Walter DB
Ebert
Deroit
Miasea Dorothy Bennett
Elizabeth Lites
Dorothy Lynch
Dorothy Carroll
Helen O'¥oole
Verna
Mae Rann
Ann Collings
Alves Ebert
Clarissa McDermott
Cyrilla Webster
Helen Burgess
Soul Nam Reilly
I Alisa Reilly
Lay of Victory Academy
Isemaca Armstrong Manufacturing Company
Mir
Mbertia
Prueential Life Insupa
Comipany
Detroit
Federation Heads to Give Addresses at District Meet
Delegates from Waterloo will participate in the third district meeting of the Laws Moderation of Women’s clubs in Clarion October 13 and 14. President Mrs. John Fox Tooke Shenandoah and Vice President Abs. William Milchrist Sioux City will address the gathering titled Around the World with a Club Woman. The event features art from many parts of the world shown by Henry W. Grout and a paper on Aboriginal Remains in Town. A card party and fruit shower for Sisters is planned at 0. S. V. auditorium with bridge and 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Clarion
Oec
Greet
Eldora
Iowa Federation
John Fox Tooke
Shenandoah
Aing
Abs
William Milchrist
Sioux City
Milchrist
Prank Bowen
Hudson, Tx
Trank County
Henry W. Grout
Up Meh
Mr. Grout
IW. W. White
Rosary- Joseph’s Church
Presbyterian Church Evening Dinner and Guild Meeting
The First Presbyterian Church hosts an evening program featuring an address by Dr. M. Boysen and a reading by Miss Genevieve Plot. Members and guests will convene at 7 p.m. Friday in the church parlors with potluck contributions. The St Luke's Aid Society plans an all day session and a bazaar preparation is underway led by Mrs. Nehtsen and Mrs. Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firs Moe
TL. J. Foster
Woman's Auxiliary
Christ Epirconal Church
Congregational
Kilkare
Bishop’s Cafeteria
East Part
Masel
Ietan
Myre
L. Rummel
Mmes
Roger Sohner
WL A. Scholtz
Seymour
Mir
Farnum
Firnest. Nielsen
Mra
T. A. Hunt
Imeltety
Henry Sehneider
K. HK. Schultz
Freda Telxinger
St. Luke's Aid Society
Dave
R Bazar
Grand Army of the Republic Leader Vows No Amalgamation
Des Moines reports at the sixtieth G A R encampment John B Inman declares the organization will not combine with others and will go down with colors flying. He reflects on Civil War pensions passage on July 3 1926 and notes losses of many leaders and the push for a memorial tablet at Arlington National Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John B. Inman
Grand Army of the Republic
G. A. RK
Republic
Grand Army of
the Republic
Sweethearts Who Ended Lives to Be Buried Separately
Davenport reports a tragic tale of George Powell and Burdetta Beergholte, ages 24 and 15, whose deaths on a Dewitt area farm followed parental opposition and a fatal romance. Coroners’ inquiry notes the suicide pact likely driven by strife, with separate funerals planned as the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
George Powell
Burdetta Beergholte
Dewitt
Holly
Clinton County
Sweet
Saturn
Éfel
Honey
Police and Coroner Testify in Trigi at West Union
Testimony from police and the coroner is part of the Canwing Driosin case charging him with strangling his wife Giovannina at Dehvein Atareh. The proceedings aim to establish the key facts and whether a motive or plan existed before the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trigi
West Union
West iDninn
Canwing Driosin
Giovannina
Dehvein
Atareh
Erin
Nelichhorstase jAifiont
Detetlo
Dolesin Donice Pie
Pupils Unperturbed After Lightning at West Union School
Lightning struck a post near the West Union School causing minor damage to walls and fixtures. Students remained calm as the heavy rain storm moved through, with railings and a few interior items affected by the sudden weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union School
da Seon
N.utm
Mullaney Speech Delayed By Dempsey Tunney Fight
Waterloo Knights of Columbus postpone open meeting to 8 45 p m to hear fight results from Philadelphia updates. Cy Shullaney state deputy will address via lodge radio apparatus, discussing Mexican religious controversy before the general public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Knights of Columbus
Cy Shullaney
Sioux City
Mexico
Philadelphia
J. Dhe Litageraid
K. of G. Hall
Tri-State Editors Meet in Sioux City
Iowa, South Dakota and Minnesota are represented at the seventh annual Tri-State editorial association convention opening today in Sioux City. Events include visits to the Interstate fair this week. Speaker Herman Roe of Northfield Minnesota, president of the National Editorial association, will address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Upg
Iowa
South Dakota
Minnesota
Tri-State Editorial Association
Herman Roe
Northfield
Minn
National Editorial Association
Best Man Fulfills Role at Friend’s Wedding in Southbridge
In Worcester on Sept 23 ar mand Proulx was set to wed Msgs Tresilda Larochellé of Southbridge but acted as best man for his friend Charles J. Dagley who wed Irene Mahoney at the Church of the Sacred Heart. The notice notes marriage intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Armand Proulx
Msgs
Tresilda Larochellé
Ludger Larochelle
Southbridge
Charles J. Dagley
Dungley
Irene Mahoney
Church of the Sacred Heart
Added Beauty In an Hour By Edna Wallace Hopper
An advertisement touts a hair dressing called Edna Wallace Hopper's Wave and Sheen that curls, shines, and lasts without a salon visit. The product promises rapid results, a money back guarantee, and nationwide availability for 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wallace Hopper
Marcel
Two Weddings Alter Southbridge Plans in Suffolk County
Vroulx and Miss Larochelle had planned a Southbridge wedding when Albert Ragseville a Spencer sailor stationed at the Brooklyn navy yards unexpectedly appeared. Larochelle went with Ragseville to New York where they wed. Proulx, deprived of his own wedding, served as best man and joined Dagley's bride at the ceremony.
Muskellunge and Lake Trout Battle At Rose Point
John Gault of Kittanning Pa witnessed a remarkable fishing duel near Parry Sound Ontario. While trolling for muskellings in Five Mile Bay, his Indian guide Adam King spotted a great surface commotion signaling a rare clash between a giant muskellunge and a lake trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
John Gault
Kittanning
Rose Point
Parry Sound
Ontario
Five Mile Bay
Adam King
Mammoth muskie and lake trout battle described
A chaotic fishing tale recounts a mammoth muskie and a nine pound lake trout clashing in deadly combat. The fight ends as the trout is badly injured and retrieved to a boat and hotel, with Gault noting the lunge as the largest he had seen, around five pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gault
Guthrie Bridges and Culverts Washout in County Floods
Scores of bridges and culverts were washed out by recent general rains and floods sweeping Guthrie County. The damage affects Guthrie Center and surrounding areas as streams rose across the county in the past days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie Center
Bridges washed away. repairs await funding
Bridges were washed away causing an estimated damage of 40000 dollars. Officials say damaged crossings will be replaced as soon as funds are available, following a pamphlet on rubber with a rubber cover.
Patterns for Waterloo Evening Courier patterns
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send 16 cents for each pattern from the Fashion Department at Waterloo Evening Courier. Patterns allow for seams and all orders filled as possible, but should reach you in 10 days after sending the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Martin Stallman
School of Missiong
Westminster Church
Lola Woodruff
Arthur Wilharm
C. E
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C. H. Burbank
G. J. Rourke
Geraldine Mae
Waterlon Camp
WHI
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Pretty Bridge
Sunnyside
Fred Northey
Miel Jackson
W. RB
Mermorial Hall
J. M. Cerda
Ethel Houghton
Charea
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Erma Shefield
Speer
Merson
BMW
Emelda Reilly
Walter Ebert
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Mooseheart Legion
K. of P. Hull
Grey
Bridge
J. H. Gochefour
Kansas City
Gochefour
Hightey
Frank Wagner
Bors
Traer
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Nei Mist
Herman Wehmey
Wehmey
Parent-Teacher Agion Council
Ty Wo
Church News
First Pregsbyterian Church
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Mas
M. Oo Wilher
Marie Nehtsen
Mra. T. Peterson
Vaalix
Central Christian
Tillie
Tip
Arthur Waorde
F. Wardle
Weber
Smith
Finn
Sipanty Stethadta Shireh
Wit
weMre
Omen
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Congress
War Department
Artington National Cemetery
Virginia
National Women's Relief Corps
Navy
Grand Army
The
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Charles c. Burton
Judge Advocaté Gener
Robert W. McBride
Levi Longfellow
Department
Mullaney
Tri-State
Guthrie
Blanche McConeky
Russell Lamson Beauty Shop
Commercial Barber Shop
Commercial Bank
Black
Pea
Debe
Mears
Cor. W
4Th &Jefferson
Sis
Waterino
Towa
R. C. Wangler
Lafayette
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