Merna Peterson Becomes Bride of Glade Miller
Merna Peterson daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Peterson of Orange township became the bride of Glade Miller son of Mr and Mrs Bliss Miller of Orange township at 2 o clock this afternoon in First Brethren church. Rev Edwin Boardman Jr officiated. Attendants were Alberta Miller and John Wigle. Ushers were Paul Peterson Guy and Glenn Brown. Flower girl Gertrude Boardman. The bridal gown was white flat crepe with lace, veil with orange blossoms, bouquet of white roses. Miss Miller wore green crepe and flower girl wore peach. Geraldine Smith played piano, Bridal Chorus and Wedding March. Mrs Frank Wisner sang O Promise Me and Mary Miller played Al Dawning. Seventy five guests attended a reception at the bride’s parents home decorated pink and white. Norman and Opal Peterson and Mary Jane Harrison served. Agnes Brown and Mary Miller provided music. Among out of town guests was great grandmother Mrs W B Van Brocklin aged 89. Relatives from La Porte City and Mt. Auburn attended. Mrs Miller is a graduate of Orange township high school and worked at Lauermaan’s store. Mr Miller is a graduate of Orange township high school, attended Town State College Ames, and farms in Orange. they will make their home after a trip to Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merna Peterson
Frank Peterson
Denver Street
Glade Miller
Bliss Miller
Orange Township
Oslock
First Brethren Church
Edwin Boardman
Alberta Miller
John Wicgle
Paul Peterson
Guy
Glenn Brown
Agnes Brown
Mary Miller
W. 3B. van Brocklin
la Porta City
la Porte City
Mt. Auburn
Miller
Orange Township High School
Lauermaan’s
Town
State’ College
Ames
Orange
Minnesota
Dinner for New President at Town State Teachers College
More than 260 faculty members and families attended an informal dinner at Black's tearoom to honor Dr. O. R. Latham and Mrs. Latham. The event, sponsored by the Women's College Club and Faculty Men's Club, featured introductions by Miss Selina Perry and remarks by Dr. S. Merchant. Dr. Latham invited faculty to visit the president's home on the first Sunday afternoon of each month, followed by a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town State Teachers’ ‘College
Black’s
O. R. Latham
Latham
Women's College Club
Mrs Ben Howrey and Mrs Ray Paul Entertain Today
Mrs Ben Howrey and Mrs Ray Paul hosted a luncheon at 515 Park Avenue East for 25 guests with garden flowers for decor. Bridge tables were set in the afternoon and a later picnic at Elk Run hosted by J O Waltz featured games, prizes, dinner, and a marshmallow roast with songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Howrey
Ray Paul
Ben, Howrey
Howrey
Park Avenue East
Helil
Monarch Films
Elk Rum
J. O. ‘Waltz
Social calendar highlights from Waterloo clubs and churches
Tonight features numerous events across Waterloo include Green Lantern Tea Club and Security Benefit association gathering. Card party at K P hall, Employed Girls rally, Fellowship dinner at First Congregational, Loyal Helpers class at Plymouth Congregational, Friday Study Club with Mrs Edgington, Woman's Club literary department, Our Lady of Victory academy activities, Helen Gould auxiliary, United Spanish War Veterans, Arthurian class, Woman's Relief corps memorial hall, and several lodge, church, and civic group meetings at various halls and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P
K. Co. Yall
Y. W. CG
First Congregational Church
Loyal Helpers
Plymouth Congregational Church
F.L. Guyer
Emma Edgington
Woman's Club
Our Lady of Victory
Helen Gould
United Spanish War Veterans
W. W. McAllister
Athurian
Ehuren
Besh
Woman's Relief Corps
Waterloo Woman's Club
Cutted
Sons of Union Veterans of Civil War
Memorial
Women of Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
Caledonian Society
Francis P. Cotter
First M. Church
Dairy Castle Congress Grounds
First Baptist Church
R. T. Wise
TO. Co. F
Black Hawk I
O. F. Hall
M. B. A. Lodge
Harry Black
Waterloo T. 0
Hal
Biennial Meet of Woman's Clubs Set for Sioux City
Announcement of the eighteenth biennial convention of the Town Federation of Woman's Clubs to be held in Sioux City May 20 22 1929. Des Moines meeting led by Miss Catherine Brown lists conference luncheons general sessions and social events. A pioneer dinner will feature members in period costumes with possible attendees from Minnesota South Dakota and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Federation of Woman's Clubs
Sioux City
Des Moines
Catherine Brown
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Hints in Beauty Care From Edna Kent Forbes
Women in New York face overweight concerns with warnings about fat around vital organs and health risks from overindulgence. Tips include dieting cuts, avoiding starch and sweets, and various home remedies for skin and hair care.
Fortnightly Club Debates Large vs Small Colleges
The Fortnightly Club discussed higher education paths, favoring one or two years at a small college before finishing at a larger one. Dr. L. C. Hemsworth hosted at 415 Columbia, with Mrs. E. L. Corton and Floyd Goodrich presenting on large and small schools respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Hemsworth
Columbia Efrele
E. L. Corton
Floyd Goodrich
M. B. Cleveland
Ww. B Small
E. W. Loesbe
Fred J. Miller
Church Groups Hold Meetings In Local Homes And Church
Mrs. Thomas Renney is elected president of the Deborah society at First M E church with officers named including Mrs. William Glasener and Mrs. Eliza Odell. A picnic supper followed. Northminster auxiliary plans a December bazar and a charity quilt project. Graves Memorial L B church missionary society discusses Africa study and displays handwork. Major guild at First Presbyterian features a vocal solo by Miss Martha McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Renney
Deborah Society
First M. E. Church
Marthe Weyand
Pifthstree
West
William Glasener
James A. Gook
Eliza Odell
Hattie Eason
GC. C. Chesterman
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Rae Smith
Wallgate Avenue
M. Crawford
First Presbyterian Church
Martha McCormick
Club Notes Describe Luncheon and Social Activities
Tuesday luncheon club gathered at Mrs. George Smelser’s home for an allday meeting with sewing and a noon picnic. Guests included Mrs. J. W. Burnip. Next meeting planned with Mrs. Link White in two weeks. City club and other groups held events at the Green Lantern and Incheonab Black’s tearoom, including bridge and theatre plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smelser
Hammond Avenue
J. W. Burnip
Link White
Waterloo Neighbors News and Social Notes
Local brief lists visitors and residents in Waterloo area. Julius F. Johnson returns from Little Rock. H H House visits in Waterloo. Mrs Clara Keck visits from Pasadena. Laura Gholson hosts guests from Quincy and Pensacola. Bank presidents J E Johnson and Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co. figures listed with health updates. Hap Flobertg arrives from Rockford to rejoin Courier staff. Mrs Curtis injured in car crash. bake sales announced by Danish Lutheran church and First United Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius F. Johnson
Courier
Avill
Little Rock
Ark
H. H. House
Kansas City
Theron C. Keene
Rainbow Drive
Clara Eckhardt Keck
Pasadena
Cal
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Russell-Lamson
Waterlooan Soldier Recalls Garden of Eden Tale and World War I
The account follows Arthur Rose a Waterlooan who served with the British army beginning August 4 1914 in England and later in Mesopotamia and Africa. He recalls Zeppelin raids near London the Kitchener message and fighting in Praned and Putters Bar as well as a voyage to Cape Town Bombay and Tyak Arabi ending near the Persian Gulf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
Tigris
Euphrates
el Arah
Arthur Rose
Fullerton Apartments
Rose
Eden
Bassarah
Trak- Arabi
Istan Gulf
Sinbad
England
Aldershot
London
Kitchener
Ife
Praned
Scotland
Zephelins
Potter's Bar
Essex
Putters Bar
U. S
South Africa
Bay of Biscay
Cape Town
Bombay
India
Garden of Eden
Tyak-Arabi
Nail Rose
Persian Gulf
Sun- Vand
Sunnyside Club Hosts Ladies Bridge Tea and Men’s Event
Fourteen tables filled Sunnyside Country club for a Ladies Bridge Party with top honors to Mrs. Robert Gibson and Mrs. Oliver Trumbauer. Next Wednesday hosts a mixed bridge event. Waterloo Woman’s club hosts Friday talk by Prof. William Brock Fagan on pre Victorian English background. Tea served by hostesses C D Cass, F L Benedict, S Algase, F Jackson. Mrs. Howard Hallowell presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Indies
Sunnyside Country Club
Robert Gibson
Oliver Trumbauer
Cecil Bickley
Harry Brown
H. W. Flint
W. P. Kerwin
William Brock Fagan
Iowa State
Teachers College
Waterloo Woman's Club
Fagan
Lfe
C. D. Cass
F. L. Benedict
Canning Plant Increases Corn Pack To 3.5 Million Cans
The Waterloo canning plant produced 3.5 million cans of sweet corn this year, up 150,000 cases from last year. The operation at Waterloo along with Dyersville and Dysart plants has finished packing and closed down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Canning Company
Dyersville and
Dysart
86 Year Old Woman Visits Nine Children Across Continents
Mrs Helen Wright 86 of 1010 Randolph Street begins a unique tour to see seven sons and two daughters. She travels with son John G Wright and wife to Chicago where a Gary, Indiana son meets them. The visit chain will pass through South Bend Indiana Flint Michigan Buffalo New York Star City Saskatchewan Canada and Omaha Nebraska. The trip length is indefinite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wright
John G. Wright
Randolph Street
Iind
Flint
Mich
Buffalo
N. Y
Star City
Saskatchewan
Can
Omaha
Appearance Bond Filed in Sept. Driving While Intoxicated Indictment
Peter Bloes posted a $500 bond in district court to secure his appearance for trial on an indictment returned by the grand jury alleging he operated a motor vehicle while intoxicated on September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bloes
Grand Jury
Cranberry Conserve and Spiced Peaches Preserved
Directions describe making Cranberry Conserve with cranberries water orange rind sugar and walnuts then sterilize and seal. Spiced Peaches are prepared by boiling syrup with brown sugar and vinegar and spices, peeling peaches, simmering in two batches, then sealing. Also lists Thoughtful Combinations with various meat and side dishes and a chicken croquettes item.
Woman Seeks Divorce After Alleged Abuse
Florence Wallace sues for divorce claiming her husband shaved her and caused weight loss of 30 pounds. court grants decree. Knoxville mourns as Mrs Edna Clark, 62, wife of State Senator W.A. Clark, dies at Pleasantville home. funeral set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence ‘Wallace
Clara
Knoxville
UPI
Edna Clark
W.A. Clark
Pleasantville
Twin Sons of Mayor McGregor Marry Unrelated Brides
Two men surnamed Frayerhill the sons of Mayor McGregor of Frayerhill Mass were described as marrying in the same day though the brides named Adams were unrelated. The oddly phrased notice hints at a local family event with coincidental nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGregor
Frayerhill
Mass
Dey
Adams
Melo water softener ad promises whiter clothes
The advertisement contrasts soft water with hard water and scum. It promotes Melo as a water softener that prevents gray clothes and improves soap effectiveness. It urges buying Melo at the grocer today.
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LS. T.C
Knights and Indies of Maccabee
Waterloo I. ©. O. FP
MM. B. A. Lodge No
Franklin Street
T. FP
Green Lantern
Miss Peterson
Sabert Hellman
Fourth Street East
Ray Holdiman
Arthur Bells
Vermont Street
O. W. Stilson
Desert
Arabia
Max Barg
Fourth Street West
Maarion Siegel
Ben Barg
J. D. Gemmill
Black
Bridge
Renee
G. G. Stansbury
F. J. Kann
Patrinson Street
Edna Kent Forbes
New York City
Royal Copeland
New York
Margaret
Elizabeth
George P
Church News
D. W. Bower
R. W. Schear
Mmissionary Society of Graves Memorial L. B
High Street
Friends of
Africa
Viola Pierce
Senear
Walter Schutz
Lyman Church
P. Mt Schreiner
P. J. Akin
City Club
F. L. Patterson
Incheonab Black
Los Comadres Club
P.t.y A. Activities
Parent-Teacher Association of
Whittier School
W. KR. G
Memorial Hall
Commides
Black Hawk County
Memorial, Hall
LO. G. F
Black Hawk ‘S
OG. O. F. Hall
Hampton
Oct
Buchanans
C. A
Laura Gholson
A. W. D. Weis
Quincy, Til
C. A. Weis
Pensacola
Fla
J. E. Johnson
Waterloo Savings Bank
Prospect Boulevard
Rochester, Minn
E. Ll. Johnson
Leland Avenue
Johnson
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co
Hap) Flobterg
Rockford
Wil
Register-Gazette
Th Courier Staf
Robert Hickenbach
Charles Curtis
Bowerhome Farms
Rushton
Dairy Cattle Congress
Curtis
Agnes Thompson
Danish Lutheran Church
First United Presbyterian Church
Lauriman's
Sat
Waterlooan
Mesopotamia
France
Zeps
Carson’s Shop
Showig
Itty
Sunnyside
Paris
Redfern
Nusband
Blue Star
U. Sit
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
E. 9Th St
Athens
Ginger
Andar
Cee
Smith, Lichly & Hilbuan
Aelor
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
NMG
Vheee
Peeas
Sweeney's
Sree Reeney Company
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