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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1841 WATERLOO DAILY COUK1KK, WATKKLOO, IOWA 1 I THREC OSAGE YOUTHS SEEK ENTRANCE INTO U. S. FLYING CADETS I Courier special Servict I Osage, Ia. Dean Lashbrook, Ralph Martin and John Whitaker went to Dcs Moines Tuesday to take phys-ical examinations preparatory to en- listing in the "flying course. If they are accepted the boys will take the refresher course for high school graduates, sponsored by the Elks club of Charles City, that will qualify them for the air service.

It is understood that only men having two years' college work are eligible for enlistment in the regular flying cadet corps of the army, and the course offered at Charles City is to condense the studies. Swanson Named Bremer District Scout Chairman I Courier special Service) Waverly, Ia. Roy Swanson, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce of Waverly, was elected chairman of the Bremer county district of the Boy Scouts of America at their annual meeting held in the Legion hall Tuesday evening. Rev. Geo.

LaBounty of Tripoli was elected vice-chairman. Two hundred fifty Scouts, Cubs and their parents from Waverly, Tripoli and Sumner participated in the pot-luck supper. Les Moeller, retiring district chairman, presided over the business session and gave a report of the year's activities. E. S.

Estel, president of the Wap-sipinicon Area council was the principal speaker. MT. VERNON RE-ELECTS CLAYTON ULRICH HEAD Reveal Wedding: of Evelyn Bouck to Elbert Leese Announcement is being made by Mrs. L. P.

Bouck, 1825 Franklin street, of the Herbert Dunsmoors Celebrate Sixty-fourth Anniversary at Farm Near Strawberry Point building. Miss Blanche Miller, vo ACKLEY HOMECOMING WILL BE ON FRIDAY City in Brief Mrs. Raymond Thomas, 317 West Ninth street, is confined to her home because of Illness. A son was born Wednesday to Mr. ind Mrs.

Henry Will, 1217 Wesc Third street, at St Francis hospi- taL Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Peterson, Reinbeck, are parents of a son, born Tuesday afternoon In Allen Memorial hospital. Jack Ramsell, Hotel Martin, is touring various parts of Canadaon a business trip. He saw the Dionne quintuplets at Callander, Ont, and visited a German prison camp, also in Ontario.

Herbert Clinch, who operates a flying service atNorth Platte, Neb, stopped Wednesday at Chapman field here, en route from Alliance, to North Platte with a new plane. Mrs. Mae Click, 406 West Sixth street, who has been ill of the effects of asthma and hay fever, left Wednesday for the University of Iowa hospital at Iowa City, for observation. James Shoemaker, 5, son of Mr. and Mrsv R.

L. Shoemaker, 309 Bertch avenue, is ill of pneumonia at his home, it was reported Wednesday. He had previously been sick with bronchitis. Waterloo's first diphtheria case of the season was on the city board of health's records Wednesday, with Quintin Fideler, 19, of 207 Cut-ler street, in Isolation hospital for treatment Taken ill Monday, Fideler was reported by attendants not in serious condition. One other non-Waterloo diphtheria case was reported here this month, with an Illinois visitor to the Dairy Cattle Congress its victim.

On recovery, he returned to Illinois. S.O.U.V. Auxiliary baiaar, Oct. 31, Memorial Hall. Dinner and (upper, each 35c (advertisement) Clinton V.

Scotts Are Complimented at Housewarming Mr. and Mrs. Clinton V. Scott were complimented Tuesday evening at a surprise housewarming in their new home at 1909 Grand boulevard in Cedar Heights. Thirty employes of the Waterloo hardware company were the guests for the 6 o'clock potluck supper.

Mrs. Charles U. Chickering led the community singing, after which games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Scott, Mrs. O.

C. Capps, Robert Beener, Charles Atchinson, Miss Margaret Muller and-Sid Qual. Making arrangements for the event were Mmes. Gus Julien, Frank Kelly and Gladys Dawson. Hostesses at Bridge Party Kappa Alpha Theta and Phi Mu sorority members, were hostesses Tuesday afternoon at an informal bridge party in the home of Mrs.

Harold D. Paul at 175 Woorllawn tourtw Special Service) Ackley, Ia. All arrangements are complete for the entertaining of the alumni at the high school homecoming Friday afternoon and evening. At 3 p. m.

the school will form a parade and march thru the street At 8 p. m. the football I game between Ackley and Alden will be played on the field south of the school. Registration will be at the school from 7 to 9 p. m.

and at 8 there will be a program of music 'i and addresses. At 8:30 there will be an alumni association meeting and awarding of prizes, and at 10 the homecoming dance. Tom Hadley has been president of the alumni association during the last year. Clayton Ulrich was re-elected president of the Mt. Vernon township Farm Bureau at the group's annual meeting Tuesday evening in Black's tearoom.

All other officers were re-elected. Speaker was Rev. H. H. DIeren-field, pastor of First Presbyterian church, who discussed Palestine.

Musical numbers followed the banquet. WILL TEACH IN CUBA. Decorah, Ia. (Special) Miss Rosemary Sexton sailed from New Orleans, Wednesday, for Havana, Cuba, where she will teach commercial subjects in an American school. Miss Sexton is a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William Sexton of Bluffton township, north of Decorah, and a 1940 graduate of Iowa State Teachers college. POTATOES DISPLAYED. Yarmouth, S. (U.PJ Window shoppers in Yarmouth are busy these days gazing at several vegetable freaks on display in a grocery.

One of the oddest is a potato shaped like a human fist. The spud was grown at nearby Arcadia. Two other potatoes which have grown together to form a perfect are also on display. road, as they entertained members ox xne waienoo womens Fanhel-lenic association. Prizes Went to Mmes.

Gordon Fish, A. W. Frith and H. D. Ripley.

the bridge, the 36 guests were served refreshmpnta from a table appointed in a hallo ween mom. Mrs. A. W. Reed Fetes Grandson Mrs.

A. W. Reed. 133 Summit avenue, entertained 14 guests Tuesday afternoon, honoring her grandson, Daryl Cameron, on his first birthday anniversary. He is the son or Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Cameron of Huntington road. Prizes in bunco were awarded Mrs. Sylvester McDonald and Mrs. Einer Lindholm.

Refreshments were served, with Mrs. Arthur Koch as sisting. RETURN TO CAMP. Stacyville. Ia.

(Sriecial) Sol- diers returning to camp from Stacyville include Wilfred Schrandt and Florentine Brown, of CamD Claiborne, and Eddie Brumm of Fort Leonard Wood. Samson Plays Brilliantly at Organ Recital Playing a brilliant recital of organ literature ranging from the sixteenth century to the present date, George W. Samson of Iowa State Teachers college thrilled his audience of over 350 members and guests of the Waterloo chapter of the American Guild of Organists In First Presbyterian church Tuesday evening. Four of his nine program numbers were quiet selections, while the rest Including his final piece, Bonnet's "Concert Variations," were deep, heavy renditions. His concluding selection was probably the most outstanding thing played by the college instructor, who did the extremely difficult pedal work brilliantly.

His change of registration made pleasing contrast in the tone color, and his listeners spared nothing in their applause as the concert ended. Considered as one of the most outstanding organists in the mid-dlewest, Mr. Samson was also lauded for his rendition of "Fantasia and Fugue in Minor" (Bach). Other selections Included on his program were Guilmant's "Choral and Fugue," Buxtehude's "Aria," Rheinberger's "Fugue," Bach's "Arioso," "When Thou Are Near" and "Come Sweet Death" and Regers "Benedictus." This is the second of the guild's recitals, having sponsored and presented Eigenshank of Chicago last winter. J.

N. Miss Hollopeter Complimented at Nuptial Courtesy Miss Betty Hollopeter, who on Saturday evening will become the bride of John Littlefield, was hon-oree at a kitchen shower courtesy given by the Misses Dorothy Taff-ner and Florene Barker in the Taff-ner home on River Forest road Monday evening. Guests included the Misses Julie Ann Jean and Catherine Hollopeter and Mrs. C. R.

Hicks and Mrs. Wayne Sturtz. Games provided the evening's diversion and appointments at the refreshment table were in blue and white, the bride-elect's chosen colors. Barbara Loppnow Honored at Party Honoring Miss Barbara Loppnow at a surprise birthday party Tuesday evening was Miss Wilma Jean Slater, who entertained in her home at 220 Randall street A scavenger hunt followed a buffet supper, after which games were played, with prizes going to the Misses Maxine Hughes, Darlene Murphy, Betty Hansen and the honoree. Twelve guests attended, and the hostess was assisted by her mother and Miss Jean Herpelinck.

Guests in East Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Rudolph, 723 Walnut street, who are on an eastern trip, were guests Sunday of Rep. John W.

Gwynne in Washington, D. and on Monday attended the opening senate debate on amendment of the neutrality act. marriage Saturday of her daughter, Evelyn Mae. to Elbert Leese of Streator, 111., son of Mr. and Mrs.

Burlcy se. The a ing took place in the chapel of 'Hf the Streator Methodist -I L. If. WS cnuicii, ana and Mrs. Andrew Kametz of Mri.

E. Inn Hammond, were the attendants, A reception in the home of the groom's parents followed the wedding. The couple will live in Streator after Nov, 15. The groom is employed there by the Santa Fe Railroad company. W.

S. C. S. to Have District Meeting at Grundy Center i Courier Special Service Grundy Center, la. The Cedar Rapids district of the Woman's Society of Christian Service will convene at Grundy Center.

Friday. Chief speaker in the morning will be Mrs. F. B. Godfrey, Orlando, field worker from the national office, and in the afternoon speakers will be Mrs.

Thomas Stotts, Marshalltown; Miss Ortha Lane, missionary from China, and Mrs. R. D. Young, Mt Vernon, la. Officers will be elected during the latter session.

Towns to be represented at the meeting are Ackley, Albion, Bea-man. Belle Plaine, Cedar Rapids, Chelsea, Conrad, Dike, Dysart, Alberon, Eldora, Garrison, Geneseo, Mt Auburn, Gladbrook, Grundy Center, Iowa Falls, La Porte City, Laurel, Gilman, Marshalltown, Melbourne, State Center, Minerva. Montour, New Hartford, Parkersburg, Reinbeck, Rhodes, Shellsburg, Tama, Toledo, Traer, Vinton, Whitten and Gif-ford. Lucille Johns Is Head of Junior Kappa Delta Chi Miss Lucille Johns was elected president of the Kappa Delta Chi junior chapter, when the group met at the Waterloo School of Beauty Culture Wednesday morning. Other officers named included LaVonne Runft, vice president; Maxine York, secretary-treasurer; Bernice McMasters, program; Pearl Wall, membership; Betty Buchner, altruistic; Mabel Blumhagen, legislative; Maxine Radabaugh, education; Arline Soreide, health; Isabelle Dook, publicity, and Dorothy Downing, emblem.

Halloween Party Mrs. Flnvd Kough was hostess to the Youth's council in her home, 918 Washington street. Tupcrfav pv. ning for a halloween party, with games under the direction of Hen ry Davis. Kathleen Kough and Walter Haynes assisted in serving refreshments at the conclusion of the program.

America's new bafhfime custom ends bathtub ring! WJ a handful opswm rsnT feJ MAKES A GRAND I BUBBCE SATtff A'A' A 1 cational homemaking instructor, and C. E. Bundy, instructor in vo cational agriculture, are advisers for the classes. Arrangements for the party are in charge of Verdell Wirds, Carol Granzow, Howard Guse and Verle Hunt. Shell Rock, la.

Mrs. Eva Lahmon announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter, Leolla Margaret, to Gilbert Cham-berlin, Tama to take place in early November. Miss Lahmon has been taking nurse's training at Toledo. Toledo, la. Holy Trinity church, east of Toledo, was the setting for the wedding of Miss Eleanor Po-susta, Toledo, and William Kupka, Clutier, Fr.

A. Chihak. Vining, reading the double ring service, Tuesday morning at 9:30. A wedding dinner was served to 41 guests at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Posusta, Toledo. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kupka. Clutier.

The couple will make their home northwest of Clutier. A wedding dance was held at community hall in Clutier Tuesday night. Elma, la. A halloween party has been planned for the parochial high school in I. C.

hall Friday evening. Eighteen members of St. Ansgar I. C. junior federated club were entertained by Tomorrow's club, El-ma's junior federated club Monday evening at the Cyril Finch home.

This meeting was the yearly exchange program and the St Ansgar group had charge. Members and friends of Epworth league of Elma Methodist church had a halloween party at the church Monday evening. Refreshments were served at the parsonage following games. Quasqueton, la. Mrs.

Lena Allen, who has been visiting her brother, R. L. Wallace, and wife for some time, left Sunday by automobile for her home at Stockton, Cal. She was accompanied by Mrs. Edith Klotz and Miss Nelle Pierce, who will spend the winter in California.

Dumont, la. Misses Mary and Emma Stieler were honored at a surprise farewell courtesy by a group of 18 quilting fans at the home of Mrs. Adam Rosenstock Monday evening. Chinese checkers was the diversion. Each of the honorees was presented with a gift Hudson, la.

Mrs. George Mi-cheals and committee will be in charge of the Rebekah November birthday party Tuesday night after the regular business session in O. O. F. halL Junior auxiliary of the American Legion auxiliary will entertain their mothers and their mother's guests at a halloween masquerade party Saturday night in the Legion rooms at the town hall.

Visit Hike After 41'Year Absence Tourter Special Service) Dike, la. John Olsen, 80, of Ringsted, visited friends in Dike Sunday and Monday after an absence of 41 years. When he left, the site of Dike was a field of waving corn, he said. Forty and 50 years "ago he was much in demand as a violinist at wedding parties and many a time he would play until morning while guests from miles around tripped to the lilting tunes of Danish dances. Mr.

Olsen came to this country from Denmark when he was 25. He had been scheduled to sail on the Danish liner, Geiser, but he missed it. A few days later the boat was rammed by its siSter ship and sent to the bottom. Mr. Olsen's wife died five months ago.

Their three children all were born on their farm three miles east of Dike. IS AWARDED DIVORCE. Allison, Ia. (Special) Florence Burman has been granted a divorce in Butler county district court on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment from Roy Bur-man. Plaintiff was given custody of the two minor children, Doris and Kieth, and the defendant is to pay $18 per month as support money for such time as is provided by law or changed by court.

TAKEN TO HOSPITAL. La Porte City, Ia. (Special) Mrs. Minnie Smith was taken to Presbyterian hospital, Waterloo, Monday for treatment and possibly an operation for an abscess in her side. 115 EAST FOURTH STREET Suit Yourself! At Our Big 3-Day Sale of Suits Thursday-Friday-Saturday It at tob 2 3 A.

Courier Special Service) Strawberry Point. Ia. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dunsmoor celebrated their sixty-fourth wedding anniversary Tuesday at their farm home southwest of town.

A potluck din ner was served at noon to the im mediate relatives and open house was held in the afternoon. Mr. Dunsmoor. son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Dunsmoor, was born May 10. 1854, near Strawberry Point. Mrs. Dunsmoor who was Carrie Nickols was born near Colesburg Dec. 22.

1858. On Oct 28, 1877, they were married at the home of Mr. Dunsmoor's parents. With the exception of a few years at Britt and Fayette, they have lived their entire married life on the present farm. They have two sons, Frank of Strawberry Point, and Ernest' of Cedar Rapids, five grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.

New Hampton, la. Miss Berna- dine Fisher and LeRoy Koehlerwere married Sunday afternoon at St Paul's Lutheran church by Rev. Theodore L. Fritschel, pastor. Attendants were Miss Pauline Fisher, Webster City, and James McFarland, New Hampton.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Fisher, Alta Vista, and the bridegroom is the son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. William Koehler. The bridegroom is employed in Schmidt's cafe here. Manchester, la. Announcement has been made of the marriage, at Kahoka.

last Oct. 8, of Miss Edith Hakanson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hakanson, Manchester, and Everett Kline, Mechanicsville, a former barber employed in the Dave Fitzpatrick shop here. The bride has bfen employed as a waitress in lo cal restaurants for several years.

Mr. Kline is stationed at Camp Claiborne, with the field artillery. West Union, la. Mrs. Marguerite Roger, Detroit, was complimented Sunday by a group of relatives meeting at the Mr.

and Mrs. A. D. Ferguson home. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Springer entertained at dinner Sunday in celebration of the seventy-seventh birthday of Mr. Springer's father, William Springer. Nashua, la. The marriage of Miss Wilma Knight, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil Knight, to Giles Springer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Springer, took place at St Michael's Catholic church Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock, Fr. Louis Flynn officiating.

They will make their home with the groom's parents. Reinbeck, la. After spending the summer at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Elias P. Bieber, here, Mrs.

Ida Wells left Tuesday morning for Melbourne, where she will spend the winter. She was accompanied by Misses Lillie and Millie Graham, Grundy Center. Mr. and Mrs. Toby Larsen, accompanied by his father, Toby Larsen, and Harold Staker, will leave Nov.

3(for a three weeks' trip to California to visit relatives. Tama, la. Miss Katherine Minor was complimented at a farewell dinner by several friends at Mother's Kitchen before she left Saturday for Washington, D. C. She has received a civil service appointment in the office of emergency management.

Those sharing the courtesy were Virginia Whalen, Mary Svaci-na, Marie Mishek, Hazel Metz, Mildred Minor. Jean Hagerty and Phyllis Malin. Mrs. Audrey WestfalL Toledo, and Miss Eleanor Peterson, Tama, entertained at dinner last Thursday for Miss Minor. Dike, la.

Mrs. Henry Struntze entertained a number of ladies at her home Monday afternoon, in honor of her birthday anniversary. The afternoon was spent playing five hundred, with prizes going to Mrs. Jens Lehman, Mrs. Herman Henningsen, Mrs.

Esther Goetke, San Antonio, Mrs. Sigfred Stage and Una Henningsen. Iowa Falls, la. Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Margaret Eggesdahl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Olaf Eggesdahl, Eagle Grove, and Jesse Beamish, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Beamish, Iowa Falls, at the home of the bride's parents, Oct. 19. The couple will live in Mason City, where Mr.

Beamish is employed by a motor supply company. Mrs. Robert Knox has been named president of the West Side Community club, succeeding Mrs. George Aldinger. Mrs.

Earl Bailey is the new secretary-treasurer. The part-time classes of the Iowa Falls high school will have a halloween party open to all young Peo ple in the community Thursday evening in the new high school Open Evenings Our $6 Palm-Oil Croquignole, with rrconditioning oil for gray and fine ir- 52,50 Our $7.50 Tru-Art complete VHNjTi Dial 5755 Reliable Responsible Pour a little Swtrl in tub, directly under faucet, before you draw water. Use tou let soap at usual. short square toes wmi i mi MT. AUBURN JUNIOR PLAY.

Mt Auburn, la. The junior play "Phantom Bells," will be given at 8 p. m. Thursday under direction of Miss Barbara Avery, at Reiss halt The cast: LaVonne Bradstream, Donna Jean Schlarbaum, Phyllis De-Frense, Laura Rice, Jewell Loyy Lotting, Dean Darland, Lloyd Coots, Tom Riley and Edward Stangland. WILL PREACH AT RUDD.

Rudd, la. (Special) Dr. F. W. Court, superintendent of the Waterloo district of the Methodist church, will preach Sunday morning at the local church.

The congregation is invited to remain for basket dinner. Dr. Court will conduct quarterly conference in the afternoon. X-Ray Filling Wait 'til you try it! Discover that Swerl also Beauty-Washes silks, rayons, stockings and woolens with bubble bath mildness. Unlike soap, gentle Swerl contains no alkali, leaves no soap scum to dull colors.

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