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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1929

Page

5

Waterloo Gardens Club and Local Society Notes

In Waterloo Evening Courier society in review, Garden Club meetings are scheduled with Mrs J G Brinkerhoff in Cedar Heights and Speaker A B Kepford to discuss planting plans and winter preparations. The Waterloo Woman's Club opens its season with Blanche Slocum speaking, hostesses named, and Sunnyside Country Club plans fall events including bridge parties and a Halloween party. Becker Chapter OES to hold a chicken pie supper before an initiation with guests Mr and Mrs Kayser and Ada G Thompson from Cedar Rapids, plus notes on gladiolus care and seasonal activities.

Waterloo Garden “Club J. G. Brinkerhoff Gedar Heights D.J' Walker al Smprll House A. B. Kepford Charles Bea Becker Chapter O.E.S Kayser Ada G. Thompson Cedar Rapids Keyser Iowa Ada Thompson O. E

Miss Marie Miller Weds Gilbert Stabenow in St Johns Church

Marie Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Matt Miller of 1328 Franklin street and Gilbert Stabenow son of Hy CG Stabenow of Walnut Court apartments were married at 7 am today at St Johns church Rev Fr No JL Lentz officiated A D offertory Ave Maria was sung Laura Miller and Madeline Sims performed the processional The bride wore chiffon velvet trim and carried a bouquet Attendants included Doroth Porter best man Howard Stabenow hosts at a wedding breakfast The couple depart for a Minnesota wedding trip and will reside at Walnut Court apartments after Oct 5 Mr Stabenow is employed by Adams Paper and Specialties Co

Marie .Miller Matt Miller Franklin Street Gilbert Stabenow Walnut Court Apartments St. John's Church JL. Lentz Laura. Miller Madeline Sims Lohengrin Mendelssohn Soignia Ofro Doroth Porter Howard Ww. J. Miller Minnesota Walnut Court Apartments Adams Paper & Specialties Ge

New Church Group Formed at Dinner Tonight

A supper at the Presbyterian church last night brought together the church’s Men’s and Women’s class members. They organized as the Helping Hand Circle to meet on the last Friday evening of each month. Officers elected include President Mrs J B Young Vice President George McCleary and Secretary treasurer Mrs W W Templeton. Commitee members named for social and activities include Mrs George McCleary Martha Wilson Elmer Wallace Anna Henry Vic Slessor and Mrs W W Lytle. Attorney Walter P Jensen spoke on History of the United States to students at Gorn Belt Business College yesterday afternoon.

Atted Presbyterians' Church Helping Hand Circle W. W. Lytle J. B. .Young George McCleary W. W. Templeton Martha Wilson Elmer Wallace Anna Henry Vic Slessor Gorn Belt Business College Walter P. Jensen The United States

Club Meetings for Next Week

A compact list of upcoming weekly club gatherings including Presbyterian hospital auxiliary led by H. H. Caughnlan, Progressive Delphian society, Rose Hill Home Owners Protective Association, Chautauqua library events, Nonpareil bridge club, Pioneer club, Garden and Sunshine Rebekah lodge activities, Woman's Benefit Association, Becker chapter OES, Thisisus club, Golden Link club, Romance Language department, Waterloo Woman's elth Clubhouse events, Junior Sisterhood, Harmony class, Mixed Bridge party at Sunnyside Country club, and Maccabee club events through Saturday evening.

Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary Afrs H.H. Caughnlan I . Progressive Delphian Society J. F. Carpenter P. E. D. Musicale J. DO. Liffring Rose Hill Home Owners Protective Association—Grant School Chautauquachelon West ‘Brary Lee Renner Pioneer Club Waterloo Woman's Elth First Brethren Church Avis Lamb Harmony First Presbyterian Church Gilmore McDaniel Sunnyside Brotherhood of American Yeoman K. P. Hall Maccabee Club Waterloo O. Be.hall

Teachers and Club Officials Honored at W W C Party

Waterloo Woman's Club hosts a fall gathering honoring school faculty officers and club leaders from Quota Business and Professional Women's Friday Study and more. Violet Waters sang with Doroth Maxwell playing obbligata, Virginia Gable on piano, about 150 guests attended, and funds from a summer library project were reported as $100 to club treasurer.

Waterloo Woman's Club Gy Federation of Women's Clubs City Library LE. Eickelberg Charles Kline Howard Burr Violet Waters Stolin Doroth Maxwell Virginia Gable Lotus Wilkinson Halvorsen Mildred’ Shafer L. EB Eickelberg George Lichty Iterary Department Howard Hallowell Roger P. Birdsall Lytton Strachey Queen Victoria L. GO. Hemsworth M. Johnson Clb Woman's Club

Forrester Browning Nuptials Read Sept 19

Nuptial rites joining Miss Elizabeth Forrester daughter of Mr and Mrs James Forrester formerly of Waterloo now of Richmond Utah and Cecil B Browning Phoenix Ariz were read Sept 18 in Phoenix The bride a West High School 1919 graduate and alumna of University of Town Gamma Phi Beta sorority member Mr Browning an electrical engineer in Phoenix Also notice Woman's Benefit association holds regular meeting Tuesday at KC hall at 7290 o'clock.

Elizabeth Forrester James Forrester Waterloo Richmond Utah Cecil B. Browning Phoenix Ariz West High School University of Town Gamma Phi Beta Sorority Browning

Planning Your Fall and Winter Wardrobe Advice

A beauty care column advises readers to start by auditing their wardrobe, discarding shabby items, and coordinating colors. It suggests dyeing one or two dresses, adding white collars, and planning outfits in beige with jade green or gray with bright accents. For limited budgets, it recommends a tailored suit, a dress, and a simple evening dress, plus exercise tips and skin care formulas available by mail.

Edna K Forbes Bert Cc. Ru Girith

Interesting Program and Trips Planned for American Legion Auxiliary National Convention

The National Convention of the American Legion Auxiliary opens Monday Sept 28 in Bardstown Kentucky with a large gathering. Delegates and visitors will travel from Iowa and Fort Dodge to Louisville for events including a parade and tours, with cultural visits to historic Bardstown sites and a focus on Polish women's military history. The program includes a racing meet at Churchill Downs and a Marche Nationale of Eight and Forty. The convention runs through Thursday with officer elections.

Knights of Columbus Bventsville American Legion Auxiliary American Legion Waterloo Agnes Miller Legion Iowa Falls Fort Dodge Legion Iif Waterloo Legion, Axillary Dixie Churchill Downs South Louisville Bardstown Stephen Foster Kentucky St. Joseph's Pro-Cathedral Murillo van Dyke Rubens Louis Philippe France Poland Sophia Nowosielska

Church News Highlights From Mississippi Churches

Miss Avis Lamb hosts Junior Sisterhood at First Brethren Friday afternoon. First M E Sunday school girls’ class, led by Mrs. Raymond Brown, attended a party hosted by Mrs Brown. Hokum and refreshments preceded a reception for Dr J Arthur Young and family. Utili-Dulai class of Grace M E held a picnic supper and social at Dr and Mrs Roy Leslie Smith’s home with games and community singing led by choir director Mrs Malcolm Morse.

Miss. Avis Lamb Forest Avenue Will First Brethren Church Igirs First M. E. Church Raymond Brown Grace M. E.church Roy Leslie Smith Malcolm Morse

Bridal Parties Follow Roads to Church in Yale

Sept. 28 report records numerous marriages at Littin Brown church as Rev. William Hardeas- He fills in at Nashta M. E. church. The list cites couples from Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota and California with varied towns and dates late September. The piece notes superstition avoiding Fridays for weddings and mentions the last couple married by Rev. Powerspargorf.

Yale Nashua Littin Brown Church William Hardeas Waterloo William Kent John Buck Mt. Morris Zelda Hoffman Libertyville Homewood Hawkeye Doris F Hartson Alpha EL EF. Glemenis Nashta M. E Paul F. Rorpke wWaahta Ada MM Lame Springs George S. Schandacker Viola Deline Cedar Rapids Norval E. Jensen St. James Mion Dorothy Douinitt Faribauris Minnen Dah Violet Christianssen Coulter Bruhn Fiorella Scogan Austin John 4. Wilcox Des Moines Anta Brawner Long Beach Cal Grover &. Chapman Hazel Josh Yuma Cole G. G Hart Jean Wy. McMicoll Perry Deatherge Ward Bessie Christena Heathoen Bert Wo Green Minneapolis Minn Wid Marjorie Steward Floyd Elden Howz Maquoketa Eva Fentey Stanwood Charles W. Morgan Agnes T. Harp Colfax Glen A. Grandy Rudd Vetma Otte Rockford Lloyd of. Kuhl Lisbon Mildred F. Puffer Mechanicsville Clarence Carl Fischer Vittan Lenore Phillips Boone Elmer ¢. Eberting Lucile Mc Harmond Roth Postgilin Theodore Male Ungsworth Mildred G. Green Yarmouth E A. Marier New Orleans Myrtle Knentg Waverly Rev. Pow Pargrofr

Eleven Accepted as Members by Child Study Club

The Chile Study Club held a meeting at Mrs. Merrit Ludwig home yesterday afternoon where Mrs Henry Brandt spoke on At Your Child for Living and Mrs Paul Wilson presented How to Get Obedience along with Interesting Facts About Families of Cabinet Members. New members welcomed were Mrs Harry Manning Mr K O Updegraft Mrs Glenn Smith Mrs W O Smith Mrs Floyd Kough Mrs C S Insko Mrs T M Jenkins Mrs T H Glasener Mrs D P Gaylor Mrs M J Ginza and Mrs J vel Robinson. Plans were made for club members to attend Dr M V OShea's lecture at West High School in October and for the Halloween party.

Henry Brandt Chile Merrit Ludwig Paul Wilson G. A Cathey Harry Manning K. O. Updegraft Glenn Smith W. O. Smith Floyd Kough Insko T.M. Jenkins T. H. Glasener D. P. Gaylor M. J. Ginza J, Vel Robinson Plant M. V. O'Shea Weat High Rehnol Hallowe'en

Fall Ceremonies Unite Couples of Northeast Iowa

A string of marriages across Northeast Iowa reports weddings from Sept. 3 to Sept. 22. Notables include Mardelle Hastings and Rufin W. Boyd at the couple's home in Marshalltown with Rev. Boyd officiating, and Loretta Castey and Raymond Kroesner in Rhodes, plus Maxine Kern and Robert Krutsinger in Charles City. Couples plan Wisconsin or Cedar Falls or Oelwein residencies after receptions or wedding trips.

Musicale by Chapter 7 PEO at Liffring Home

Chapter 7 PEO to host a musicale Monday at 3 PM at Mrs J D Liffring 260 Alta Vista Ave with committee members Kuh Hungerford Lynn Egloff and others. Program includes violin, voice, piano pieces and a Hungarian Rhapsody. Companions Mrs Elmer Dunkelbers and Mrs Robert Parrott to assist. Pioneer Club and W B A members urged to plan Oct 15 anniversary at KC hall.

D. Liffring Alta Vista Avenue Julius Kuh Adelaide Hungerford Lynn Lilian Egloff H. F. Marshall Myrs Robert Johnson J. O TL Bain’ Oy Esse Cesserent Arattt Elmer Dunkelbers

Club Notes From Personality Club Meeting

Mrs E J Cherney hosted the Personality club gathering at her home yesterday afternoon. Rooks were reviewed and contests concluded before refreshments were served. The Happy Hour club slated to meet Tuesday with Mrs F J Elghmey was postponed until Oct 15.

E. J. Cherney Hantess Personality Club Happy Hour Club F. J. Elghmey

Fifty seventh wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs John P Greeley

The fifty seventh wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Greeley of 518 Western avenue will be celebrated at their home tomorrow with a family noon dinner and open house in the afternoon. They were married Sept 29 1872 at the Congregational parsonage by Rev A A Ellsworth and have lived in the area since.

John. P. Greeley Western Avenue

Holmes Weds Doon Woman In Waterloo Morning Rites

The marriage of Miss Margaret Van Valkenburg of Doon Iowa to James Ronald Holmes of Waterloo was solemnized at noon at the bride’s parents home. After a bridal luncheon the couple left for a Canada to New York trip and will reside at Maquoketa Iowa after October 15.

Greene Merle Langenhagen Wilbert M. Walker Portland Ore Rock Island Tfl Davenport Margaret van Valkenburg Earl van Valkenburg Doon James Ronald Holmes Laura Holmes Second Street West Waterloo Halmes Canada New York Maquoketa Sioux Palls, M. D All Saint's Academy That City Iowa State College Ames Holmes West High School University of Iowa Beta Theta Pi Fraternity Sinclair Refining Company CG. N. Swafison Des Moines Ian

Eldorado Couple's Golden Anniversary Celebrated

Eldorado couple Mr. and Mrs. Pritg Vagts were honored with a surprise party on September 23 by family and friends for their golden wedding anniversary. They were married Sept. 26, 1679, in Eldorado's German Lutheran church. Guests included bridesmaid and best man Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Schatz. The Rev. J. G. Oltman spoke and presented a reading lamp from guests. The Vagts family includes six children and four generations attended, all living within a mile of the home. He born in Germany, she in Lawrenceburg Indiana.

Courier West Union iMr Pritg Vagta Eldorado Vagts G. P. Schatz Eldorato J. G. Oltman Afr Germany Laurenceburg Henry Gross Ernest Koester

Cedar Falls Clubs to Meet Next Week

Cedar Falls September 28 The literary clubs schedule events for the coming week. On Monday September 30 Chapter Fy P EL O meets at Mrs Louise McKitrick with Roger Leavitt speaking on early Cedar Falls history. Chapter R members visit Mrs Carl C Keller. Mrs C Cory discusses Inna parks. Tuesday afternoon the Tuesday club gathers at Mrs G R Peebles home with Mrs J A Petrie reviewing Bridal Wreath. Nineteenth Century club hosts at Mrs John R Voor ker s and Mrs J W Charles reviews The Sacred Well as part of eight Mexico lessons. Sunshine Rebekah lodge holds a picnic supper at Waterloo O F hall with members and families at 6 30 o clock bring one covered dish.

Courier Cedar Falls Literary Club P. EL. O Louise = McKitrick Roger Leavitt Black Hawk County Carl c. Keller Cory Inna Parks G. R. Peebles A Petrie Nineteenth Century Club John R. Voorkers J. W. Charles Mexico Sunshine Rebeksh Sunshine Rebekah Lodge Waterloo O. Q.F. Hall

W C T U Delegates to Iowa Convention Leave Tuesday

Twenty one delegates from Waterloo will represent the local W C T U at the Iowa state convention in Fort Dodge from Tuesday to Friday. The program includes luncheons for county and local presidents with Miss Winona Jewellry and Mrs Flora Kays Henson speaking, a Waukania hotel banquet, department lunches, and addresses by Miss Agnes Samuelson and Mrs Anna Marden Devo. Officers for 1929 30 will be elected Thursday morning.

Waterlas W T. U Fort Dodge W.cg Waterloo State Superintendent of Public Instruction Department of the Union Agnes Samuelson Anna Marden de

New Cedar Falls Woman's Club Opens To Public

The Cedar Falls Woman's Club new name will be open for public inspection Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. At 6 p.m. today in Lansing, Michigan, Miss Mina Marten will marry Cyril D. Lance. Afterward the couple will begin housekeeping. Mrs. George J. Wyth will host the Social Science department meeting at her home on Wednesday with Emma Lambert speaking on Our Outlying Possessions and tea served. The first general year meeting for all eight departments set for Oct a. Mrs Cyrus Trichty hosted the Seerchlight club at her home with 20 present and Rev W J Diegelman delivering the afternoon address.

Cedar Falls George J. Wyth Franklin Street Social Science Cyrus Trichty Seerchlight Club First Baptist Church Secland and Olive Streets W. J. Dieegelman

Reception Honors New T. C. Dean of Women

Cedar Falls Sept 28 Invitations issued for a reception honoring Miss Sadie Campbell the new dean of women at Iowa State Teachers College The event scheduled for Sunday Oct 6 from 3 to 6 p m will be held at the home of President and Mrs Latham on the campus

Cedar Falls Sadie Campbell Iowa State Teachers College O. R. Latham Latham

Two Entertain at C. F. Clubhouse Former Home

Fifty guests attended a luncheon bridge today at the Cedar Falls Woman's clubhouse. Two former residents hosted, Mrs. John Berg of Cedar Falls and Mrs. Edwin Sarset of Waterloo. Asters and garden towers decorated the luncheon table. Bridge was played afterward.

Cedar Falls

Sweet Orange Marmalade Recipe in Pantry Patterings

A readable extract describes making sweet orange marmalade with four oranges and one lemon, sugar per pound of fruit, soaking pulp overnight, boiling the mixture, and sealing in sterilized jars. It also notes fruit and salad health benefits, a fish salad idea, a celery and carrot salad with mayonnaise, and a tip about placing a saucer in the pudding pan to prevent sticking.

Kim

Courter-Huntbach Nuptials Held At Home

Miss Opal Courter wed Thomas Huntbach Friday at 2 30 p m in a home ceremony performed by Rev J W Whiteside. Attendants were George Williams and wife. The couple will reside at 521 Kenyon Avenue. The bride, a former East High student, and the groom, formerly Hampton High student, both employed locally.

Opal Courter Charles Courter Kenyon Avenue Thomas Huntbach Elizabeth Huntbach Blitt Street J. W. Whiteside George Willams

Dinner Anniversary Observed by Knudsons in Osage

Osage Iowa Sept 28 Mr and Mrs Ole Knudson celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner party. Present were their children Juliet Peter Otto Knudson and relatives from Mason City Marshalltown Minneapolis and families of the married couple. Local Sunshine lodge members and Maccabee Club plans noted plus contact for state convention November 14 at Cedar Rapids and a shift of local meetings to the afternoon.

Courier Osage Ole Knudson Juliet Peter Otto Knudson M. H. Knudson Mason City E. H. Nyce Marshalltown Olga Steffin Minneapolis

Miss Fila Hansen and Floyd Bell United in Marriage

Miss Fila Hansen daughter of Mrs Charles Hansen read last night at 8 oclock in Trinity American Lutheran church study with Rev F Herbert Moehlmann officiating Floyd Bell of Waterloo and Miss Ella Hansen were united in marriage A purple velvet dress and bouquet of roses described the bride Attendant Mrs Wallace Chesbro brown velvet frock Best man Mr Chesbro After a Mississippi motor trip the couple will reside at 210 Franklin street October 210 Franklin street The bride is a matron at Northwestern Bell Telephone and Mr Bell works at West Motor Sales

Ella Hansen Charles Hansen Dawson Street Sud Floyd Bell Waterloo Trinity American Lutheran Churchey F. Herbert Moehlmann Wallace Chesbroa Chesbra Benl Bell Mississippi Franklin Street Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Mr. Bell West Motor Sales Company

La Porte: Teacher to Wed Bruce Two

Miss Irene Johnson, former eighth grade instructor in La Porte City, to wed Wayne McQuilken of La Porte City at her parents home in Keokuk Iowa this evening The groom is a Bruce township farmer and local school graduate who operates a modern brick cottage and farm in Bruce township.

Courier la Porte City J. M. Johnson Keokuk Irene Johnson Wayne McQuilken Johnson Bruce Township

Brain Test Answer Predominant Letters Puzzle

The message identifies the dominant letters in a brain teaser. It lists options with letters and fragments: (1) B, (B) Wy, (3) Ul, (4) Briy Ty tay. The exact puzzle answer is not clearly stated and requires interpretation of letter frequency.

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