Autumn weddings mark season in Northeast Iowa
Society in Review notes several nuptials from Sept 19 to Sept 22. Jeanette McDade marries Donald DeWolf at First Methodist Fort Dodge with Dr. W. McDade officiating. The DeWolfs plan a Clinton home as he manages Mid-Continent. Other ceremonies include Dorothy Freeberg and Glenn Enlow in Charles City, Grant Center’s Graves and Hazel Tresemer, Clara Lonter and Edmond Hessiing in Chicago, Selma Schrader and Floyd Schultz in Eldorado, Erma Westendorff and Fal Klinger in West Union, Edna Gilbert and Errol Spence in Chicago, and assorted society events in Waterloo and West Union clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma’ ‘Schrader
Eldorado
Floyd Schultz
West Union
St. Petri
3. G. Oltman
Eldorado’ Savings Bank
Vrdegroom
Fairbank Couple Married in Yorba Linda Cal
Announcement from Fairbank Iowa reports the Sept 23 1928 marriage of Miss Bethel Clow daughter of PF G Clow and Ronald R Goldsberry son of Mr and Mrs Fred C Goldsberry at the home of the bride’s brother Harold K Clow Yorba Linda California Reverend L T Barkman of Anaheim officiated They were attended by Mr and Mrs Harold Clow The couple will reside on a farm near Fairbank after Oct 15 The bride is a Fairbank High School graduate class of 1928 The report notes upcoming Temple Rebekah lodge meeting in Black Hawk and a John Fiske PTA meeting on the morrow night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marriaga
Dorothy Freeberg
A. W. Freeberg
Charles City
Glenn Enlow
B. O. Enlow
Cedar Pauls
E. T. Gough
Minnesota
Cedar Falls
Erma Westendorff
Alpha
Fal Klinger
West Union
the Birds
Henry Westendorf
B& Graduata
Klinger
Schoonover
West Union High School
West Union Oil Station
Courier Special Service
Fairbank
Bethel Clow
PF. G. Clow
Ronald RR. Goldsberry
Fred CO. Goldsberry
Harold K. Claw
Yorba Jinda
Gal
L. T.barkman
Calvary
Baptist Church’ of Anaheim
Harold Clow
Delegates Return from Federation Board Meeting
Mrs J P Jones Mrs BE Alford Mrs H B Boles Mrs W F Parrott Mrs E Picketh and Airs Henry Grout state board and committee members of Iowa Federation of Women's clubs returned from Ames after attending the federation board meeting last week The most outstanding resolution urged clubs to support Hoover in law enforcement and world court and to send resolutions to Congress for world court protocol A two year term begins with Mrs Galen Tilden Ames as state president Plans seek to improve lawfulness education facilities play programs finance and rural home survey Iowa backs highway commission and American Home Sunday the Sunday before Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Jones
BE. T. Alford
H. B. Boles
W. F. Parrott
E. Picketh
Henry Grout
Lows Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ames
Federation
Jones
Alford
Herbert Hoover
Galen Tilden
Towa
Iowa
State Highway Commission
Dumont Resident Is Honored at Dinner on Anniversary
Dumont Iowa September 30 A birthday dinner honored W H Howes of this city at the home of Mr and Mrs CG Sheppard near Aredale The seventieth birthday anniversary was celebrated Mrs W H Howes and Mrs FP Merrill assisted Mrs Sheppard in serving Fifty guests attended all children except one daughter Mrs B G Noelting of Dumont was ill An open house was held in the afternoon gifts were presented to Mr Howes Attending from Waterloo were E Ackerman and two daughters Lewis Ackerman and two sons R G Barclay and sons C G Barclay Dorcas Wilton Lucretia Barelay and son William
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courter Spreigt
Dumont
W. H. Howes
CG. J. Sheppard
Aredale
Howes
FP. E. Merrill
Sheppard
B. G. Noelting
Mr. Howes
Waterloo
E. Ackerman
Lewis, Ackerman
R. G. Barclay
Church Group Will Hear Dr J A Laurie
A joint meeting of Westminster Presbyterian Church Ladies Auxiliary and Women's Missionary Society will be held on Wednesday October 2 at the church. Missionary society members meet at 11 oclock and a plate luncheon is served at 1 oclock by Mrs H A Oimbert's committee. Dr J A Laurie of Cedar Falls will speak on Alaska in the afternoon auxiliary program. Daughters of Civil War Veterans thimblebee are to meet tomorrow afternoon at Memorial Hall with an evening session at 8 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Woman's Missionary” Society
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Missionary Society
H. A. Oimbert
J. A. Laurie
Cedar Falls
Alaska
Daughters of C. W. Vi.a. Thimblebee
Memorial Hall
Daughters of Civil War Veterans
Hints in Beauty Care Rent Forbes
Acne treatment advice discusses causes such as cold cream clogging pores and outlines cleansing with hot water and castile soap, daily hot baths, facial massage, and occasional sulfur ointment. Emphasizes diet, laxatives, and a clean digestive tract to improve complexion and reduce pimples and blackheads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R
Three Couples of Waterloo Observe Nuptial Anniversary
Silver wedding anniversaries were celebrated in Waterloo yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Douglass and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bennett. Ninety-one friends gathered at the Douglass home for dinner and an afternoon of games and music. The Bennetts observed their twenty fifth anniversary with a dinner hosted by Mrs. Severin Holmes and Miss Flora Bennett, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Roger Seavey, Severin Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Warren P. Wood, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eddy. A mock wedding provided entertainment with G. J. Cowell as bridegroom and Severin Holmes as minister. On Saturday evening, 21 friends paid tribute to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Daley on their thirtieth anniversary with a 500 game and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Douglass
Elmer Bennett
Mrs. Douglass
Lincoln Street
Nown
Broadway
Severin Holmes
Flora Bennett
Roger Seavey
Warren P. Wood
Arthur Eddy
Mason City
G. J. Cowell
Peter Daley
Independence Avenue
Frieda Moore
HE. R. Hagerstrom
P. J. Bryan
J. A. Munson
Schmitz Schmidt Nuptials Read at Nashua Saturday
Miss Marie Schmidt of Waterloo and Dr. B J Schmitz of Brooklyn Ia were married at the Little Brown church near Nashua in a Saturday ceremony at 3 30 p m Rev William Kent officiating The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs G O Neiswanger after the service a dinner was served at the home of Miss Minnie Maioauer Waterloo with guests including Mrs Dallas Driscoll and Maxine Driscoll The Schmitzs will reside in Brooklyn Ia Mrs Schmitz a teacher and graduate of Ainsworth High School Iowa State Teachers College and Iowa Wesleyan University Dr Schmitz a dentist from University of Iowa College of Dentistry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Schmidt
Waterloo
B. J. Schmitz
Brooklyn
Little Brown Church
Nashua
William Kent
Burs. Schmitz
G. O.neiswanger
Columbus Junction
Mystery Books Draw Readers to Waterloo Woman's Club Library
Mystery stories top the Waterloo Woman's Club Library list as patrons favor titles by Oppenheim Propper Maze De La Roche Fielding Hoyt Baldwin Roche Erick Re Marquet Anonymous Johnson Glasgow and newer works like The Incredible Year and Ex-Wife. Readers show strong interest in The Stewlitten Murder The Strange Appearance of Mary Young and White Oaks of Jalna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club Library
Oppenheim
Mary
Propper
White Oaks
Jalna
Maze de la Roche
Fielding
Hoyt
Baldwin
Roche
Erick Re Marquet
Anonymous
Johnson
Ropers
All Day Meeting Planned for First Presbyterian Church
Mrs E A Sohm and Mrs Charles Ashwell host an all day Woman's Working association gathering at First Presbyterian Church on Wednesday Oct 2. Ladies' Aid meet at 10 45 am, luncheon at noon, serving chaired by Ruth Hallidey and George Green. Afternoon devotionals led by Mrs A F Hoenig explore The Work of Indian with remarks by Mrs F C Liffing and Mrs Andrey Wisher. Further talks include The Work of Alaghae by Mrs S B Smith and Mrs A D Donnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Sohm
Charles Ashwell
Woman's Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid” Society
Ruth Hallidey
George Green
Missionary Department of the Association
F. Hoenig
F. C
Liffting
Andrey Wisher
B. Smith
A. D. Donnell
Alaghae
Sororities Begin Silence Week at Iowa State Traders College
Rushing season continues with two affairs per sorority this week. Silence Week runs through Friday as rushees deliberate on pledges and ask questions. Friday evening events include Alpha Beta Gamma’s formal dinner at Hotel President with Jane Corsant and Lyla Day performing. VQO and Sigma Phi hosted a dinner in the Gold Room, Black's Tearoom hosted Theta Phi, and Ben Hur announces a full initiation tomorrow at 8 p.m. in KP Hall on Melchor Court No. 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Traders College
Alpha Beta Garama
Jane Corsant
Lyla Day
V. Sigma Phi Sorority
Black's
Mm Theta Phi Sorority
Club Notes and Bridge Prizes Across Local Groups
Local clubs meet at Cedar Falls and nearby homes with prize winners named. Neva Corcoran and Ladece Lemkuil win bridge at G N A L club hosted by Mrs E R Stensrud in Lo Dema. Other gatherings include Halloween party plans, cribbage honors for Hary Padget Ray Hoffman and others, and a Teachers Garden luncheon for East district primary teachers discussing the Northeastern convention and national primary council work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL ‘Club
Wera
E.R. Stensrudt
Lo’ Dema
Indnes
Neva ‘Corcoran
Ladyé Lemkuil
Thelma Steimbaugh
Laura Norman
Helen Deggender
Lillian Seliger
Celia Weik
Cedar Falls
Gardheon
East
Black's
Lafayette
Edna Mantor
Geneva Darling
Minnie Wimberley
Northeastern
National Primary Council
Church Circles and Guilds Plan Midweek Gatherings
Mrs W W Lytle will host Woman's Missionary society at 1414 Second Street West this Wednesday afternoon. Christ Episcopal circle members attend a 1 o clock luncheon hosted by Mrs Roger Crowell and Mrs Stephen Hayes at 431 Bayard Street. Clara Barton guild of the Universalist church meets at 7 30 tonight at Mrs Ralph Alexander 726 Campbell Avenue with hostesses Mrs Alexander and Mrs Ed Steege. Church school council picnic is scheduled for 6 30 Wednesday evening at the parish house followed by a business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Lytle
Second Street West
Woman's Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
West Slide Circle of Christ
Episcopal Church Guild
Roger Crowell
Stephen Hayes
Hayes
Bayard’ Street
Clara Barton
Fire Company Guards Cattle Congress Grounds
Waterloo firefighters on vacation duty at the Dairy Cattle Congress will man Engine No. 5 on the show grounds for one week. Capt. Joseph Gibbs leads a crew including Willis Quackenbush Herman Otto and Glorence Damon. Arch McKinney oversees kitchen duties during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Joseph Gibbs
Dient
Willis Quackenbush
Herman Otto
Glorence Damon
Headquarts
Damon
Arch McKinney
Ray Tiller
Plainfield Woman R E Boyd Dies at 48 in Indiana
Services for Mrs. R. E. Boyd will be Tuesday at 1 30 p m at the M E church in Plainfield Ind She is survived by her husband a sister and a brother Blanche and Harry Hunter of Grand Rapids Mich Her age was 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Plainfield
R. E. Boyd
M. E
Blanche
Harry Hunter
Grand Rapids
Mich
City in Brief Highlights Local Happenings
West End bridge and local optical ad mention, Chicago visitor Mrs Greg Seery with Miss Myrnie Banner. Local visits include Mrs Maud Rhoades and Miss Eld Downing in Mazon City. Ill Hiram Gross recovering at 21 First Street West. Travellers W F Thummel of Mount Vernon and Mrs E B Smith of Los Angeles pass Waterloo en route to California by car. Lorene Standish and her mother P B Standish attend a national public health conference in Minneapolis. Lena B Williams probate leaves half to husband Thomas L Williams and half to Sibyl J Albre, Williams named executor. Welfare League board date moved to Oct 2. Jane Thompson to present budget. James Pett, Engine Co No 3, returns after second major operation Sept 2 and will assist at Central station switchboard during recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Seery
Chicaga
Myrnie Banner
South Barclay Street
Maud Rhoades
Eld Downing
Mazon City
Hiram Gross
First Street West
W. F. Thummel
Mount Vernon
E. B. Smith
Los Angeles
Cal
Waterloo
California
Lorene Standish
Social Welfare League
P. 8
Standish
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Lena B. Williams
Thomas L. Williams
Sibyl J. Albre
Industrial and Machinery Show Grows Big Field
The twentieth Dairy Show and allied displays opened with 43 more exhibitors inside three halls and 10 more outside than last year. Major manufacturers of farm implements, tractors, plows, combines, and other labor-saving devices fill the spaces, with new exhibitor entries from Adams Paper Waterloo Alberta Department of Agriculture and others. Machinery frontage increases and new features expand the exhibit, including a new aircraft display in Hall 3 with two Monocoaches and a Bolte monoplane, while U S Department of Agriculture exhibits and motor trucks attract attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH. S. Estes
Rainbow Drive
Exhibition Hall No
W. Fiske Marshall
Mono Aircraft Corporation
Moline
Exhibition Hall
Bolte Aircraft Corporation
Des Moines
Chapman Field
United States Department of Agriculture
Adams Paper Company
Waterloo
Alberta Department of Agriculture
Ben H. Anderson Manufacturing Company
Madison
Wis
Berwind Fuel Company
Min- Neapolis
C. G. Conn, Ltd
Elkhart
Ind
Dooley Presser Foot. Company
St. Louis
Galion Metallic Vault Company
Galion, C
Maytag Manufacturing Company
Newton
George HR. Helmar
Platteville
Red Jacket Manufacturing Company
Davenport
Schwab Bollery& Machine Co
Milwaukee
Shanks & Adams Loan Co
Skelly Oil Company
Eldorado
Kan
Southard Feed & Milling Co
Kansas City
State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Company
Bloomington
Ill
Cohn's
Fairbank, Morse & Co
Oma
Burial at a Waverly
Commitment services for Mrs. D. W. Bigelow, formerly of Waverly, will be held at Harlington cemetery at 3 p.m. Wednesday. She died at her daughter Jessie’s home in Albert Lea, Minnesota. Surviving sisters include Mrs. F. W. Fritz of Waverly and Mrs. W. Colmum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Harlington Cemetery
Jessie
Albert Lea
Minn
F. W. Fritz
W. Colmum
Brain Test Answer Provided By Solver
A brain teaser asks to cross out several words from phrases. It lists three lines with words to strike: (1) is to aid not slccess by, (2) Gold replied also brought on the a to cause trouble difficulty, (3) we are i to that us.
September Weather Review Highlights Seasonal Shift
The article notes September's weather as average with cooler nights, two to one more clear days than cloudy, and rainfall totaling 3.66 inches. It compares six year records, listing 1926 as a high 8.33 inches, and records a high of 93 degrees on days two and three, while a 98 degree reading on Sept 8 prompted light clothing changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rarpn
B. Suppy
September 1920 Weather Notes and Temp Averages
Fragmentary OCR shows daily temperatures and rainfall for September 1920. Mentions Bert donated inches and traces of paint, with references to dates September 4, 130 and September 29 as notable values. Contains unclear phrases and probable measurement figures.
Galen Lines Taken to University Hospital
Marble Rock Iowa September 30 Galen Lines 12 year old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Lines has been taken to the University hospital at Tovants He has been ill here for some time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital
Rock, Ia
Galen Lines
Thomas Lines
University Hospital
Tovants
Thieves Target Des Moines Music Store Again
Thieves broke into a Des Moines music store for the second consecutive night and escaped with merchandise valued at about $1,000, authorities said. No injuries reported as police investigated the break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Rizh
Fashion Pattern Ad Promotes Colorful Designs and Easy Fit
An old advertisement touts color schemes such as black with white and blue with gray for patterns. Mature figures are urged to consider a model, with sizes 36 through 45 and yardage details. Instructions promise a perfect fit and simple making, with patterns mailed for fifteen cents and ten cents when ordered with a pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cains
Dept
17Th St
New York City
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Society In Review
Grant Center
Gren Graves
Hazel Tresemer
Albert ‘Fresemer
Iowa Falls
Burdette
Clara Lonter
Tonia
St. Boniface
Sonia
Edmond Hessiing
Chicago
Edna Gilbert
Errol Spence
Spence
J. West Union
Tursday
Chautauqua clyele—West Library
Sae Cua
W. B
Yorba Linda
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk I
O. O. F. Hall
John Fiske T.F. A
John Fiske P.T. A
John Fiske
W. W. Club
I. 8
T. C
K.P. Hall
Melcholr Court
Bert Whitney
Ruthiin
Geaf Club
Ray Gigl
Hary Padget
Ray Hoffman
Charles Eldridge
Lewis Ackerman
Nonpate!! Bridge Club
Lee Reaper
Golden Link ‘Club
James’ Lammert
Orville Hamilton
Washington Street
John Makinster
J. M. Searles
Floyd Barron
Forest Avenue
Church News
West End 4Th St. Bridge
Buchanan
Lictt
James Pett
Pett
The
Presbyterian Hospital
Central Station
Planes
Havel
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Siegel's Auto Supply Company
Standard Oil Company
Austin Western Road Machine Company
J.S. Bloom Manufacturing Company
Independence
J. S. Case Threshing Machine Company
Hall Manufacturing Company
Cedar Rapids
Joseph J. Hover’ Company
Owatonna
L. & H. Manufacturing Company
Gladbrook
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Mee
Fai
Maak Aup
Painrel
Baisenee
Derere
Shere
Eee
Waterioo Evening Courier
Dairy Cattle Congress
Lauerman's
Cattle Congress Grounds
Post
Snider
Old Homestead
Lauderman's—Sa
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