Wedding announced for Lola Brannon and Clyde Cole in Los Angeles
Notice reports the marriage Monday evening September 24 at 8 oclock in a Catholic church in Los Angeles between Miss Lola Gerrude Brannon and Clyde G Cole of Waterloo. Rev Father Ryan officiated. The bride's sister Isabelle Brannon attended. The couple will live in Waterloo after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Gerrude Brannon
B. Brannon
Allen
Clyde GC. Cole
Waterloo
Frank Cole
Shell Rock
Los Angeles
Cal
Pather Ryan
Isabelle Brannon
Cole
Social Calendar Listings for Community Clubs and Churches
Tonight and Thursday feature a range of events across churches and clubs. Activities include dinners at Black's Tearoom and Universalist venues, class sessions at Walnut Street Baptist and Calvary Evangelical, and social gatherings by Ladies of GA R and the Jovle club. Community groups at Central Christian, First M B Church, and St Mark's host meetings and sewing circles with listed hostesses and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. 4
Nutt
Central Christian Church
Ray Metzger
Robert Mitchell
Lincoln Circle
Ladies of
GA. R
G. J. Bennett
Ladies’ Social Union
Ladies’ Aid
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
1. Goodrich
Jovle Club
George Farnsworth
Woman's Ausillary
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
F. Kleginkee
Mary's Sewing circle—School
Pandora Lub
Juncheon
Senior B Y P U Farewell Party for Marion and Margaret Flint
Burton Avenue Baptist church senior B Y P U members hosted a farewell gathering at Ernest Willams home 622 Longfellow avenue for Rev and Mrs Marion Flint and Miss Margaret Flint. Prizes were awarded to Miss Carrie Myers and Fort Tess Drilling mandolin music by Mrs Flint and group singing followed. Margaret Flint received two gifts from the organization. Meeting postponed for Izaak Walton league lanes auxiliary to Oct 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Flint
Tacoma
Wash
Margaret Flint
Greeley
Colo
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Ernest Willams
Longfellow Avenue
Carrie Myers
Fort Tess Drilling
Lanes
Izaak Walton
le League
Local clubs hold bridge luncheons and socials
Mrs. R E Patterson entertained the EK bridge club at 216 Butter street with luncheon and prizes awarded to Mrs. Roy McLain and Mrs. J L Levey. Get Together club hosted at 604 Campire avenue with seven bridge tables and prizes to four members. Various clubs met for luncheons, picnics, and theatre outings including Star Rebekah and Eldeen clubs with plans for an all day meeting and a Black's tearoom luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. EK
Bridge Club
R. EL Patterson
Butter -Street
G. Porter
Roy McLain
J. L. Levey
W. A. Porter
A. R. Moore
Gampire?) Avenue
Get Together Club
A. R. Thorson
Blanche Wheeler
CG. D. Hays
Emmett Bartels
F. C. Sundwall
Chicago
Star Rebekah Club
Blanche Knight
Washington Street
Ida Trask
Tdell McCord
Eldeen Club
Black's Tearoom
Mrs Sam Miller Honored at Party Before Move to Charles City
Mrs Sam E Miller moving to Charles City was guest of honor Tuesday at the home of Mrs Henry G Luttke 715 Hammond Ave Joint hostesses Mrs James McMillan and Mrs Henry Brandl Guests included Walnut Street Baptist church crèche department mothers and children The party featured a handkerchief shower and social games Music by Mrs Gerald Wood Luncheon for Mrs Miller planned at Y W C A next Thursday by Pandora club Teachers of Walnut Street Baptist beginners department will entertain her next week at the home of Mrs Roscoe Jensen Superintendent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam E. Miller
Charles City
Henry G. Luttke
Hammond Avenue
James McMillan
Henry Brandl
Cracheroi Department
Walnut
Street Baptist Churesy
Miller
McMillan
Ludtke
Brandt
Gerald Wood
Maxine Miller
Pandora Club
Walnut’ Street Baptist Church
Roscoe Jensen
District Nurses Meet in Hampton for Fall Session
District four Iowa Registered Nurses Association holds a quarterly meeting at Lutheran hospital Hampton on Tuesday at 2 30 pm. Preparations for the state convention in Council Bluffs later this month discussed. Miss Minnie Maibauer and Miss Nelle Hayes of Waterloo will attend. Bridge party hostess Mrs M A Hungerford entertained three tables at her 403 Mullan Ave East with prizes to Mrs Charles Halaska and Miss Imogene Peyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
M. A. Hungerford
Mullan Avenue East
Charles Halaska
Imogene Peyne
Herbert Reed
B. J. Tucker
CG. E. Burke
Irene Zook
Lowise Williams
Ruth Smith
Louise Burns
Verna Mae Kann
Madejin Manning
Marle Mangin
Fashionable chiffon stockings reshape beauty norms of dress
The piece discusses luxurious dress trends centering on chiffon stockings as an upgrade from heavy silk and old styles. It praises stockings for lengthening legs and enhancing the ankle, notes color shades beige and light brown, and mentions changing fashion from long skirts to reveal ankles. It also includes stray diet and beauty tips from other topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen We
Appointments Named at Willard W C T U Meeting
At Willard hall on Tuesday afternoon a program marked Frances Willard birthday. Officers and department heads were named for area churches and city churches. Several members were chosen as delegates to the state convention with many life memberships granted this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances G. Willard
Willard Hall
L. Garver
F. Ed. Elginney
Ch. BL Perk
Ida Mitchell
Eva Clough
Grate M
H. H. Steeley
Lilla Shott
St. Pauls
M. E
Ella Kibler
Linden
H. M. Bairdfield
First Brethren
Etta Lichty
Graves Memorial LL. B
Viols Pierce
First Baptist
Laura Holmes
Walnut Street Baptist
George DeLand
Westminster Presbyterian
O. ©. Walfe
First Presbyterian
Hugh Patterson
First Congregational
Union Congregational
J. B. Barron
Central Christian
Mary Field
First Evangelical
R. Smith
First United Presbyterian
Rust
Northminster Presbyterian
A. B. Gilbert
Evangelistic
F. J. Eighmey
Bible Int Public Schools
Ella
George Sheridan
Flower Missions
Peter Woodring
Loyal Temperance Legion
Leslie Cobb
Temperance
Benedict Home
W. A. Davis
Ida Mitchel
Soldiers and Sailors
W. C. Kern
Mary Horner
Catherine Eckstein
F. L. Marquis
Town City
T. F. Yapp
C. EB. Rust
CG. N. Clark
Edn Renner
Eighimey
Noriman Bender
D A R Chapter Representatives to State Meet in Des Moines
D A R chapter delegates travel to Des Moines for the autumn state board and committee meeting at Hotel Fort Des Moines. Waterloo and Mary Melrose chapters send regents and members. features include an address by Mrs. Alfred J. Brosseau and a Who radio broadcast at 4 p.m. Luncheon at 1, tea at Salisbury House, and dinner at 7. Executive board meeting tonight precedes Thursday sessions. state regent Mrs. Wilson Hamilton will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Board
Hotel Fort Des Moines
Waterloo
Ben Hesser
A. E. Rumsey
Walter Jensen
George Lichty
G. W. Dewald
State Conservation and Thrift
P. H. Paulsen
Jorma Gwynne
Iowa
Mary Melrose
Howard Burr
Alfred J. Brosseau
National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution
Carl Weeks
Salisbury House
Wilson H. Hamilton
Sigourney
Church Events Gather for Social and Fellowship Meetings
Women from So Mark's Episcopal hold a pie supper at 218 Williston Ave with dishes and a food article. First Congregational hosts a fellowship dinner at 6 19 PM Thursday. bring dishes and silver. Universalist Ladies plan a picnic luncheon at Ele Munge payment of dues. St Pauls M E hosts luncheon at Mrs Raymond Brown 311 Cutler St. Plymouth Congregational hosts Loyal Helpers class, New Testament study begins. supper by Daughters of Plymouth later Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. TF
Green Lantern
Security ‘Benefit Association
Pall
Pyres of
H. c. Hall
W. C
First Congregational Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
F. L. Guyer
Womens Auxiliary
So. Mark's Episcopal Church
C. P. Klegin
Williston Avenues
Albert Benison
Murs
H.W. R
Ladies’ Social Union of Universalist Church
Heir House
Logies’ Aid Society of
Fy Guyer
Eureka Street
Roosevelt PTA Plans Year At First Fall Meeting
Roosevelt Public School hosts the first fall meeting with Mrs. Glenn Tibbitts presiding. Miss Mildred Geiger chosen secretary treasurer to fill an unfinished term. Room mother chair named with key parents for each grade and a program committee formed. Music by Et Labelle Storer with violin and cornet pieces. Thora Collyer led a sixth and seventh grade demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association
Glenn Tibbitts
Mildred Geiger
Elsie Church
L. Erickson
S. Woodyard
EB. R. Buckles
Glenn Smith
CO. A. Guthey
J. 5
Goodwin
Dickman
E. Schepple
J. H. Pennington
P. M. Jenkins
Pret Grant
Walter Goken
Thora Collyer
H. H. Wood
Barnetts mark fiftieth wedding anniversary in Independence
Mr and Mrs John Barnett celebrated their fifty year marriage at home in Independence on Tuesday. They wed September 25 1878 here and have since resided in the city. Their son John lives locally. Next in line is Postmaster and Mrs A G Rigby who will observe their thirtieth anniversary on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Independence
John Barnett
A. G. Rigby
Canopians Host Autumn Party and Nearby Socials
Canopians hosted an autumn party at Black's Tea Room with 84 attendees including prizes won by Mrs. Ray Breemier and Elwood Carey. C. E. Butler chaired the dinner, Iowa State Teachers College president C. R. Latham spoke on teacher training, and L. Ransom of Waterloo participated. Separate notes mention a Bride elect event for Miss D Ellowene Jonson, a Ruth Vahrenwald shower for Miss Wardeen, a YWCA nutting party for employed girls, and Fortnightly Club, St Mare's Fruit Shower, and a Lodge meeting with local social details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canopus
Black's Tearoom
Ray Breemier
Elwood Carey
C. E. Butler
C. R. Latham
Iowa State Teachers College
Tymberlake
Conopium
Cedar Rapids
L. ©. Ransom
Waterloo
Canopus Clubs
Ralph Gran
Picnic Meeting Recap Daughters of Isabella and More Local Clubs
Seventy five Daughters of Isabella attended a picnic at K C hall with Miss Mayme Egan presiding. Proposals funded storm relief and aid for foreign children. A women voters school of instruction is planned for Oct 24. Board plans a Dairy Cattle Congress booth and social events. New chairmen joined the Business and Professional Women’s Club. Potluck and officer elections are noted for Caledonian and Security Benefit Association meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
K. C. Hall
B. F. Beck
Mayme Egan
J. BE. O'Keefe
Alice Warsaw
Sylvia Kearns
Ruby Blam
Martha Taylor
Melrose Apartments
Building Permits Authorized for Four Homes and More
Building permits issued today by Commissioner David B. Toenjes authorize four residences and several improvements with a total value of 12600. Projects include three one story dwellings at 526 Guller 1812 Berth 601 Randall and Boston Street, plus remodeling at McLellan Stores Co. and private garage and heating work. Furnaces are listed for nine addresses including 1653 Falls avenue 154 Parker 820 Commercial 608 Wyoming 206 Second West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Toenjes
E. E. Peck
Guller
A. E. Mutton
John Wilder
Randall
Q. C. McClinton
Boston
McLellan Stores Co
Fourth Street
J. W. Filmore
Falls Avenue
Nina Tharp
Lawrence Smith
Parker
W.E. Oxle
Chocolate Cake and Grape Juice Recipes
Instructions describe a chocolate cake with eggs sugar butter flour soda baking powder milk and chocolate plus vanilla. Also outlines a chocolate frosting or filling meringue and a method for grape juice from crushed grapes simmered, strained, sweetened, bottled hot.
Brain Test Answer Summary
The provided text lists missing letters for four sentences. Each line names the letters: sentence 1 shows i B, sentence 2 neq w x, sentence 3 ¢ i ki pe GQ, sentence 4 gv. We 4.
City in Brief items show local names and travels
Miss Wilma Fortsch of 1200 Commercial Street will be a junior at Iowa State College in Ames. Mrs. E. G. Servis returns to Waterloo after managing Potato Lodge near Park Rapids, Minnesota, with winter residence at 1104 South Street. A I Coleman of Kansas City, head of the Order of Railway Telegraphers for the Chicago Great Western, was in Waterloo consulting telegraphers and company officials. Frank H. Collcutt of Chicago, traveling agent for the Missouri Kansas and Texas, also met railway officials in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Fortsch
Commercial Street
Jeff
Ames
Iowa State College
E. G. Servis
Waterloo
Park Rapids
Minh
South Street
A. I. Coleman
Kansas City
Order of
Chicago Great Western Railway
Frank H. Collcutt
Chicago
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Quarantine Notices List Diphtheria and Whooping Cough Carriers
Diphtheria carrier identified as Wallace Jones of 433 Center Street. Whooping cough carrier listed as Edward Stapella, age 5, residing at 1012 Western Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Jones
Center Street
Edward
Stapella
Western Avenue
Intersynodical Lutherans Plan Hospital Upgrade
Rev F H Moehlmann of Trinity Lutheran in Waterloo says seven Lutheran bodies discussed a joint project to manage and improve Presbyterian hospital in the city. A meeting in Des Moines approved the idea with next steps including staff and board talks and the goal of a modern first unit as part of a larger hospital system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Hospital
F. H. Moehlmann
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Waterloo
Des Moines
Moehlmann
The
Lutheran Church
Milwaukee
Wis
St. Luke's Hospital
Hampton
Albert Asks Funds for Child Hygiene and Health Departments
Des Moines reports Dr. Henry Albert, state health commissioner, requesting 21 800 for a hygiene division 54 400 for communicable disease control and 10 000 for law enforcement. He says four fifths of state children are defective and urges action as part of the state health department. A Business Group meeting followed at First Baptist Church with 24 members and a dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U.R
Department of Child Hygiene
Henry Albert
E. L. Hogue
Albert
State Health Department
East High Cheer Leaders Tryouts Today
East High students gathered for a morning assembly to select the Orange and Black cheer leaders. Final decisions will be made before the opening football game as aspirants perform their routines. The program included three numbers by the high school orchestra and announcements by Principal Pred J. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High School
Oie
J. Miller
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Society In Review
Hideen Club
Black
Waterloo LO. Co. FP
Hall
Los Comedres Club
Aidsi
St Paul's M. E. Church
Raymond Brown
Herbert ‘Lawless
Chestnut Street
W. N. Boyd
California
Loma Williams
Doketny Club
George Smale
Mohawk Avenue
Sewanz
Ray’ Smith
Wallgate Avenue
Les Comedies Club
A. B. Maynard
Baltimore Street
Sam Miller
Edna Bent Forbes
W. C. T. U. Meet
H. P. Sandergard
Franklin Street
E. Sandhager
Bruce
Mildred Lipbert
E. A. Sandhaget
Sandergard
Ed Darby
Magdeline Darby
Hans Sandergard
Ed Darby, Jr
Marion Sandergard
Waterloo T
Church News
Plymouth Congressional Church
Daughters of Plymouth
P.T. A. Activities
Canopians
D. Ellowene Jonson
Walter Nyeland
Elizabeth Foster
Edith Westberg
Foster
Gi¢ Home Park Boulevard
Miss Jenson
Ann Collins
Georgian Beal
Annamae Trainor
Genevieve Powell
LaVerne Wilcox
Mae
Ruth Vahrenwald
Roger Wardeen
Cedar Falls
Grace Hammer
Health Education Department
L. C. Hemswerus
Columbia Circle
E. Corton
Floyd Goodricd
St. Mare's
Jake Reidson
Gregory Rechtfertig
Vtrs
Mishael Welbes
John Delagardelie
L. A
Caledonian Society
Francis
P. Cotter
Security Benefit Association
K. P. Hall
Meh
Paris
Chantal
Buchanid's
Intersynodical Lutherans
Presbyterian
First Baptist Church
Lillian Somner
Cortlandt Street
Zoe Tucker
Leavitt Street
Hucsses
United States Rubber Company
New York City
Good Houseling
Adams Paper & Specialties Co
East High
Canton
Ohio
Hatever
Betty
Tai
Morey
Style Shop
Distinction
Noreys Fourth
Lafayette
Telephone
Fashion Department
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