Miss Ruth Brunns Society Wedding Shower
Society and church circles hosted Miss Ruth Brunn daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Brunn in a colorful autumn shower at Mrs W A Zellwefer home Gifts for the bride were hidden in rooms as part of games Guests included Lucille Schmidt Esther Smith and several local families A Pythian Sisters reception and Union Veterans events follow at various local venues with listed attendees and activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Brunn
Ales
W. H. Brunn
Stanley Bomberger
Noaperville
VW. A. Zellweefer
R. Pickelberg
Miss Brunn
Lucille Schmidt
Esther Smith
Mia
R. M. Kitger
Misa Brunn
Aimes
Clinton Smith
C. A. Alstadt
Charles Berthh
J. Leon
Oj. Waterfield
William Peay
H.R. Dilger
Alc. Fox
Thobert Francis
Avery Geiger
Narl ZeNhoeter
Gladys Gigh
Alene Khaecker
Sepha Hostetler
Beatrice Reichert
Lucille Gruener
Ruth Gruener
Minnie Band
Dorothy Alten
Hall
Young
Song of Union Veterans
auxliary—Memorial Hall
L. B
Black Hawk I
Hall Vercher
St., Mark's Church
Ucta
Auxiliary State Board
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Civics Discussed at City Federation of Women's Clubs
Twenty seven representatives from local organizations met at the City Federation of Women's Clubs in the B and T P W club room last evening. Miss Della Darling urged member bodies to push for a 100 percent turnout in upcoming elections and the federation endorsed amending the state constitution to replace male with person to allow women in the state legislature. The group also urged Governor Hammill to appoint a woman to the board of control when a vacancy arises in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Della Darling
Sen
Hammill
Board of Control
Elizabeth Lies Entertains for Emelda Reilly
Miss Bliza beth Lies hosted a party honoring Miss Amelda Reilly who is to marry Walter D. Bhert of Detroit Michigan on Oct 72. Autumn flowers set the scene and guests included Mrs Leonard Burhite Anna Collins Dorothy Lynch Helen Burgess Verna Mae Karn Clarissa AteDor matt Naomi Reilly Dorothy Car roll Helen OTools. Favors at cards went to Helen Burgess and Dorothy Lynch. Hostess aided by her mother Mrs Nick Lies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelda. Reilly
Walter D. Bhert
Detroit
Mich
Blizabeth Lies
Autumn Flowers
Leonard Burhite
Anna Collins
Dorothy Lynch
Helen Burgess
Verna Mae Karn
Clarissa AteDormatt
Naomi Reilly
Dorothy Carroll
Helen O'Tools
Miss Burgess
Miss Lynch
Nick Lies
Woodmen Circle Officers of Year Elected Monday
Election of officers held last evening at the Knights of Columbus hall by Woodmen circle. New staff includes guard ian Mrs Pearl Miller advisor Mrs Charlotte Farnsworth clerk Mrs Tressa Potts banker Miss Dorothy Heer attendant Miss Delia Shea assistant attendant Mrs Ida Pike manager Mrs Blanche Brietske inter sentinal Mrs Olga Hear outer sentinal Mrs Anna Hayes. Refreshments served after the meeting. Birthday party for Billy McClure celebrating sixth birthday anniversary at home of Clyde and Mrs McClure with many named guests and pink and white decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Woodmen Circle
Pearl Miller
Charlotte Farnsworth
Tressa Potts
Dorothy Heer
Delia Shea
Ida Pike
Blanche Brietske
Olga Hear
Anna Hayes
Billy McClure
Clyde R. McClure
Kathleen McGuire
Lou Glaza
Robert Link
John Green
Billy Herren, Jr
LeRoy von Lackum
Jack Wilder
Ben Winterfeller, Jr
Jack Foster
Victor Foster
John Ziester
Robert Stewart
Janet Zemke
Jane Anderson
Marcina Griezer
Betty Foster
Mary
Joe Ziegler
P. E. O. Chapters Discuss Poetry and Home Music
P. E. O. chapters held meetings last evening with twenty six members and two guests at Chapter 2 in Mrs. Robert Harbin's home. Mrs. Vinnie Howe spoke on Robert Frost and Mrs. E. E. Magee read several of his poems. Guests included Mrs. Floyd Goodrich and Miss Catherine, both formerly of Creston, Iowa, now in Waterloo. Chapter FE met at Mrs. C. C. M. Young's home and exchanged a brief business session with a letter from former member Mrs. Sarah Randall, wintering in Burgene, Oregon. Mrs. Young presented a paper Better Alugie in the Home accompanied by vocal solos by Mrs. Earl A. Roadman and piano numbers by Mrs. Oliver Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harbin
Vinnie Howe
Robert Frost
E. E. Magee
Floyd Goodrich
Tumboldt
Catherine and
Creston
Waterloo
CC. M. Young
Sarah Randall
Burgene, Ore
Althea Wells
Young
Earl A. Roadman
Oliver Stevenson
B Natural Music Club Studies and Hears Program
The B Natural Music club conducted a session on musical instruments as part of Edgar Stillman Keller’s study course. Mrs. A C Kessler led the discussion with vocal and piano performances by Miss Mae Howell and Miss Louisa Hagerman, while a special meeting addressed funding for orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Natural Music Club
Misa Janet Littis
Edgar Stillman Kelley
National Federation of ‘Music Clubs
A. C. Kessler
D. W. Axon
Neidlinger
Mae Howell
Hargman
Louisa Hagerman
Burleigh
3Tiss Hagerman
Asalsting
Church Meetings and Postponed Westminster Session
The Universalist ladies society will host a 12:30 luncheon Wednesday at the parish house with Mrs. Fay and Mrs. Walker as hostesses. A 2:30 p.m. business meeting follows. First Congregational women meet 2 to 5 p.m. Wednesday in church parlors with sewing and Team 1 entertainment hosted by captains. Westminster Presbyterian home department postposed to next Tuesday at Mrs. Brwergox home 725 Kingsley Ave. Dr McCormick leads the study hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Society of the Universalist Church
Luuncheon Wennesday
Charles Fay
E. B. Walker
First Congregational Church
Team 1
Westminster Presbyterian Church
William E. Brwergox
Kingsley Avenue
Wlpl McCormick
Hints in Beauty Care Answered Letters
A collage of reader questions on appearance and health offers home remedies. Readers cite diets, skin care tips, and cautions about health conditions, with advice ranging from toning routines and baths to hair tinting with henna and depilation methods.
Liberty Bells From Olden Days Gathered in Exhibit
Philadelphia’s Liberty Bell shares a lineage with at least six other eastern Pennsylvania bells that rang out news of the Declaration’s signing. The exhibit catalogs seven chimes claiming the Liberty title, including bells from Chester Lancaster Berks County York and Allentown, with histories of cast dates, uses, and occasional damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Pennsylvania
Bethlehem
Bridgewater
Mass
St. John’s
York
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
London
McKinley
John Marshall
Northampton County ‘Court House
Matthais Tommerop
Easton
Zion Reformed Church
Anentown
Allentown
Municipal Academy
Waterloo City in Brief Highlights Local Travel and Visits
Waterloo brief notes several visits and departures from the area. Joe Smith of Sumner and M. K. Temple with Frank Gerhard of Greene spent yesterday in Waterloo. Ray Shanks at 1702 Franklin Street is home after nail removal. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Smith leave for Winnipeg for several days. Catherine Vincent of Fort Dodge was en route to Radcliffe College, Cambridge Mass. Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw of Chicago is visiting her son Harry and sister at Waterloo homes. Waldo West departs for Ames to begin a second year at Iowa State College. Revert Jenkins starts chemical engineering at ISU. Dean Bachtell undergoes appendectomy. condition satisfactory. Leta Mae Donels and Helen Stickney among recent graduates rolling at Gates College. Donald Collentine leaves for Ames to enroll in engineering. Mrs. N. A. Lichty and friends drive to Minneapolis with Dale Fairweather to spend winter. Kiwanis delegates from Waterton to Town Nebraska district convention in Shenandoah. alternate delegates named. Lieutenant governor W. H. Stewart will also attend. Stop the Fly! Fly Caps advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Smith
Williston Avenue
Winnipeg
Canada
Catherine Vincent
Fort Dodge
Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Mass
Elizabeth Shaw
Chicago
Waterloo
Harry
Vine Street
J. B. Taylor
Third Street West
Waldo West
W. OW
Ames
Towa State College
Revert Jenkins
East Hish
Cliffton Jenkins
Argyle Street
Ul Dean Bachtell
East Lich School
Carly BK. Ravitell
Butler Avenue
St. Francis Hospital
Leta Mae Donels
Helen Stickney
Vinton
Teahelle
Jewell
Cedar Fata
Erma
Dell Rapids
S&s. D
Ami
Mildred
Cutler Street
Waterton
Town State College
Mra
N. A. Lichty
Randolph Street
Minneapolis
Dale Fairweihther
Paul Tavis
Cinderella and cinema power players shape Hollywood myths
The piece surveys studio chiefs like Edwin King and Joseph M. Schenck detailing how repeat stories of rags to riches fuel film profits, notes on explosive battle scenes for What Price Glory, risks and dedications of film workers, and industry trivia from Rudolph Koubek to Erich von Stroheim voting for the first time. It also covers Universal’s silver reclamation from discarded film and stenographers drafting campaign lines for a Rand campaign.
Two Enlist for Navy Aviation School at Pensacola
Vernon Wills and Charles Leon Wilson, both 18 from Watertog, enlisted today in the navy and will be sent to Great Lakes for training. Naval Recruiting Officer T. B. Burns says 173 enlisted men are sought for the aviation school at Pensacola open to all ratings. First class starts November 25 with new classes every 45 days. apply to Burns at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Wills
Charles
Leon Wilson
Watertog
Navy
Great Lakes
T. B. Burns
Naval Aviation Service
Pensacola
Fla
Burns
Parkersburg Team Wins Two-Day Ackley Tournament
Parkersburg won a four cornered baseball tournament played at Ackley over Sunday and Monday. They defeated Thimpton 10 to 0 on Sunday and Grant Center 2 to 0 on Monday. Grant Center beat Ackley 6 to 3, and Wampion defeated Ackley 9 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Ackley
Parkershare
Acley
Hampton
Rant Center
Thimpton
Grant Center
Ackles
Wampion
Gets Holm In One At Reinbeck Golf Event
The report from Reinbeck notes a hole in one at Grundy Golf Club two miles west as players competed in a September 28 event. W Te McCommeans claimed the ace after a strong drive, with the ball found in the cup after an initial search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holm
Reinbeck
Grundy Golf Club
Dupe
Allen Hospital plans erection of nurses home
Allen Memorial hospital governing board approved proceeding with a new modern nurses and supervisors dormitory. An architect sketch shows a two story 150 foot long building at about 50000 dollars, with supervisors on the first floor and nurses on the second. A large auditorium and classrooms in the basement, site about 200 feet south of the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Memorial Hospital
Deaconess and Hospital Association of the
Evangelical Church
Am Chicago
Clinton PF. Smith
Hurge
Kitchener
Mr. Smith
Aden Memorial Hospital
Adams Funeral at Independence Was County Pioneer Adams
M R Adams aged 86 died Sunday evening at his Independence home after about four weeks of illness. Born October 23 1840 in Coshocton Ohio he moved to Buchanan County at 16 and lived mostly there except one year in Ohio. He farmed near Quasqueton before moving to Independence in 1881 to enter mercantile business, remaining until 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
M. R. Adams
Buchanan County
Ohio
Quasqueton
Waterloo Evening Courier Patterns Announcement
To obtain the up to date pattern of accompanying design send to Fashion Depart Sezer Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 15 cents for each pattern Seams permitted All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in 10 days after sending in your order
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sezer
Waterloo
Adams Family Funeral Remains Mentioned
Funeral services were held today at 2 p m from the family home on Fourth avenue N E Rev Ri La Smith officiating Burial was in Oak Grove cemetery. The article notes marriages and children of Lewis E B Adams and mentions an accident ending hazing at Reinbeck High School with a school board action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Hattie ‘Linghast
California
Charles’ F. Adams
Des Boles
Lewis Is. Adams
Fourth Avenue
N. E
Ri la. Smith
Oak Grove Cemetery
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Civics
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Elizabeth Lies
Emelda Reilly
Black's Tearoom
P. Frank
Henry Frank
A. H. Frank
E. BR. Smith
Effie McCollum Jones
Webster City
Natural Music
Orphans’ Fund
G. IA
B. of LE
W.W. Stark
H. W. Grout
A. J. Busby
J. E. Ridenour
Russell-Lamson
GC. A. Colburn
Dale Fairweather
Minn.ie
Arthur Fisher
Mulberry Street
Martin Heyde
Heyde Studio Choral Society
Alpha Beta Gama Sorority
Cedar Falls
Church News
Edna Kent Forbes
Bell
Chester
United States
England
Penn
Lancaster
Ephrata
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
State House
Berks County
Massachusetts
Berks County Historical Society
Buuchanan’s
M.C. A. Bldg
Joe Smith
Sumner
M. K. Temple
Frank Gerhard
Greene
Ray Shanks
Franklin Street
C. J. Miller
J. A. Townsley
Kiwanis Club
Town
Nebraska
Shenandoah
B. L. Holeton
Douglas Donnell
W. H. Stewart
Associated Press
Mimdom
Edwin King
Film Booking Office Studios
Fox Films
T. N.T
Joseph M. Schenck
United Artists Corporation
Adolph Zuker
Paramount
William Fox
Astoria
L. 1
Rudolph Koubek
Paramount Studio
Neight
Erich von Stroheim
von Stroheim
Austria
Erin la Bissenders
Lou Tellegen
Richard H. Dana
Roland West
Dana
The
Universal
Mo Uon
George Rand, Jr
Rand
Navy Aviation School
Allen Hospital
Church Board
Mise Gertrude Hof
Freeport
Ill
Monroe
Wis
Brooklyn
J. H. Bauernteind
Adams
Ugaseng School
Prnew
Goa
Jersey
Ttt
Eee
Tee Renee
Lewis EB. Adame
Adame
Nancy Jane
Logan
Anna
Mun Ker
Delia Norman
A. G. Adams
Raymond Shoup
Burlington
Res Publicans
Rumford
Columbia
Phos
East
Whterloo
Kleen Maid
Langlas Bakina CO
Quilit Bakers America ‘Nvitation
Quility Bakers Cf
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