Ferne Benson Weds Leonard Gunstead in Walnut Street Church
Ferne Benson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Benson married Leonard Gunstead son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gunstead at Walnut Street Baptist Church. The single ring ceremony was conducted by Dr. Warren L. Steeves. Afterward the couple left for Chicago and Illinois tours before settling in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferne Benson
Leonard Gunstead
Bliss Ferne Benson
W. H. Benson
Rainbow Drive
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Louis Gunstead
Sumner Street
Warren L. Steeves
Juanita Gunstead
Laurence Gunstead
Miss Gunstead
Chicago
Illinois
Waterloo
East High School
Tillnois Central Railroad
Lena Landt
Gladbrook
Earl J. Rawn
Reinbeck
W. J. Rodder
Sterves
Woman's Missionary Society of
Walnut Street
Oscar Berry
Barbara Kuriger
Becker Chapter Plans Dance and Party Highlights
Becker Chapter, Order of Eastern Star hosted an initiation last night at the Matt Parrott building. Members heard singing by Mrs. Forest Gilpefrick and others and discussed a dance set for Friday April 13 at the Elks club. A special April 18 program featured Mrs. G R Schoell and refreshments.
Easter Vesper Service Jointly Hosted by East High Clubs
Friendship and H club of East High join for an Easter vesper service at 4 30 p m today. The program includes scripture reading by Bony Pest the Hit Girls, violin by Lyle Thinnell, violin by Maxim Clough, vocal solo Palms by Elizabeth Hulse and Alice Bloker, and a romance of the Resurrection. Rev Gunton Bauth preaches, followed by a picnic supper in the recreation room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship
Clube of
East High School
Bony
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna
Edna Keays advice promotes weight loss through a reduction diet and daily cold cream rubs with ice to tighten skin. It claims aging signs fade as the face, neck, and chin firm, offering steps like ice massages, cleansing cream, and regular toning to preserve a youthful profile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna KE
Fou
H. G
Peggy T.M
J. Rose
Edna Wallace Stopper
Edna Wallace Hopper
France
Elizabeth Lamkin Weds Harry Martin in Mason City
Announcement of the marriage of Elizabeth Lamkin to Harry Martin on October 5 in Mason City at the Methodist Episcopal church. Attending were Lynn Boyd and Frances Toole. The couple planned to reside in Redfield after a month in Des Moines. Elizabeth, a West High School graduate and Iowa State Teachers College alumna, belongs to V. O. V. Sigma and Phi sororities. Harry, Redfield High School graduate, attended Cedar Falls College and Nano fraternity, planning to coach at the Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Lamkin
Elizabeth
Harry Martin
G. N. Martin
Redfield
Mason’ City
Eltis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lynn Boyd
Frances Toole
Martin
Waterson
Des Moines
West High School
Uint Lime
Iowa State
Teachers College
Cedar Falls
V. O. V. Sigma
Phi
Marth
Bridegroom-Elect George Albrecht Honored at Dinner
George Albrecht to marry Latrette Redd on April 10 was honored at a dinner at K of C hall hosted by Sheet Metal Workers and Apprentices. He was briefly restrained then rescued, a mirror was presented, and he won an Hamburg cheese sandwich at cards. Temple Rebekah plans cabbages play tonight at Black Hawk I.O.G. hall with Agnes Thomas directing. West High students perform April 20 in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Albrecht
Latrette Redd
Ranece
Auness Central
K. of
GC. Hall
J. D. Cowley
Temple Rebekah
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk I. O. OG
West High School
Iowa City
Agnes Thomas
Club Notes Show Hostesses and Upcoming Plans
Mrs. Lewis H Beaton hosts at 2 p m tomorrow for No Style club. Mrs D F Merriman plans a P L club visit next Tuesday. Mrs Henry Schotter hosted this week. Merriman wins at 500 Pride of the West circle met with Mrs Otto Obele. Bazaar sewing planned for next fall. visitors attended. refreshments served. Golda Link club met at Mrs Gene Trapp home. fancywork and an April 8 party planned. two course luncheon. assisted by Mrs O L Pott. Members to meet at Plaga theatre at 1 30 p m for the party. Wednesday Luncheon club hosted at 1 o clock yesterday. seven members present with two guests Mrs Catherine Peterson and Mrs Veryl Teeple. fancywork in afternoon. Mrs M d Culligan to host next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tarr
Warren
Jeanette ‘Clark
Shirley Jean Smith
Marlys Elsine Meves
Jean and
Mary Garland
Frances Hopkins
Dorothy Rasmussen
Kenneth Jacobson
Bobby
Billy Graham
Robert Updegstaff
Leon. Harned
Roy Holdiman
Tart
Leo ‘Tarr
Daughters of Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
W. M. Baker
Sewall Page
Jack Fogle
William Chapman
Woman's Working Association of
First Presbyterian Church
George Green
Katherine Jackson
Old Society
Cirecleone
Fred Sporle
Missionary Society
George Wheeler
Nevada
Hugh Patterson
Women's Missionary Association of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
A. P. Kingsbury
E. W. Main
H. F. Guyer
W. A. Thompson
Treasu Rer
G. J. Murphy
Japan
W. H. Han Son
Herbert Girley
Harry Confare
C. F. Sponheim
C. J. Ness
E. E. Heskett
Women's Missionary Society of
First Brethren Church
Wirs
Ben Puterbaugh
French Equatorial Africa
Ella Lichty
Charlies Klingaman
Sadie Miller
India
Hazel Schrock
A. C. Miller
Sam King
Ray Johns
Glen Lichty
Russell Miller
Francis LaBarre
D. F. Merriman
P. L. Club
Henry Schotter
M's. Merriman
West Circle
M. B. Lodge
Otto Obele
Golda Link Club
Gene Trapp
O. L. Pott
Plaga Theatre
R. D. Krause
Catherine Peterson
Dike
Veryl Teeple
M. d. Culligan
Freedom and Hope in Religion and Personal Liberty
In a devotional on religious freedom, the speaker cautions that environment and conformity threaten hope by imposing narrow standards. Religion frees the spirit and individuality, enabling growth. The meditation urges release from bondage to things and people through faith, prayer, and inner boundlessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Amon
City in Brief notices and local updates
Local items note George M. Essex confined at home by Siliess and Mrs. James Trunthauer’s return from Hot Springs. Views on recovery after operations include Mrs. Plumb and Lena Jones's arrest for liquor nuisance. Dr. Scott re elected Westminster church president. Retired fireman George Wilt improves after transfusion. A divorce suit by Florence Cook vs John J. Cook seeks custody and alimony. Luncheon planned for traveling salesmen honoring George Lichty. ad chatter for local events and sales circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Essex
Municipal Court
Fowler Street
Siliess
James E. Trunthauer
Lane Street
Hot Springs
Ark
Trumbauer
Ulinvis
Harold B. Plumb
Broadway
Allen Memorial Hospital
Charlotte Altstadt
C. F. Altstadt
Alta Vinta Avenue
Evanston
Northswestern University
Laurence P. Scott
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Guy F. Barron
First Street West
Iowa Public Service Company
St. Francis Hospital
Lena Jones
George Wilt
Al~jen Memorial Hall
O. M. Yaggy
Audubon
George Stetzel
Stetzel
Evangelical Church At
Yaggy
Florence Cook Lato
John J. Cook
Newton
King’s Daughters
Minneapolis Seed Company District Headquarters Here
Jt. Kane, residing temporarily at the Irving hotel, has opened a district office for the Minneapolis Seed company at 400 Park Avenue West. From this office the firm will distribute seeds to a northeastern town. The local distributor for the company is A. C. Willford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jt. Kane
Irving Hotel
Minneapolis
Park Avenue West
A. C. Willford
Good Friday Observances Across Multiple Churches
Good Friday observances will be held tomorrow in Catholic, Episcopalian, Lutheran, and other churches. Services include Maundy Thursday events, three hour devotions, and sermons on the last seven words of Jesus. Churches listed include First Presbyterian, Christ and St Mark's Episcopal, St Josephs Sacred Heart St Johns St Marys Catholic, First Congregational, and First Lutheran with varied order of service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
First
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Raymond Niven
Woom
Chines
Roev
Thomns Mm Niven
Manter
Nevin
Gethsemane
Wooler
American Legionadette
G. Albert Scholin
Br. Lockwoot
Seaver
Kari
Cithoefor
George Woodall
Bartlett Jesse M. Church
Margaret Moore
William Hardcastle
Jesus
Venis Cay
Paradise
Marian Ful. Hiyam
Ales
Did
Clinton F. Smith
Nymus
Heath
Faust
Christ Episcopal
St. Mark’s Episcopal
E. B. Mounsey
James G. Creede
St. Mark's
Christ Episcopal Church
St. Joseph's
Sacred Heart
St. John's
St. Mary's
J. Richmond Morgan
Woman's Missionary Society of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Tomorray
Mra. R. ¢. Akin
Good Things From Neighborly Gossip Recipes
Instructions describe making a spinach noodle ring with butter and cheese sauce baked in a water bath, served with spinach and hard boiled eggs. Additional notes advise proper cooking of veal, cucumber tartare sauce with fish, baked apples with whipped cream and nuts, and serving English muffins with cheese.
Holy Week Services Round Major Churches Tonight
Good Friday service at 7 30 p m Tomorrow in Trinity American Lutheran church Pre Easter communion at 7 30 p m tomorrow by Dr J Arthur Young pastor First M E church No preaching at union holy week service 8 p m today at Grave Methodist Rev William Hardcastle Plymouth Congregational in charge choir to sing Cooperating ministers to administer communion Episcopal services at Trinity Lutheran and First M Church tonight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity” American “Lutheran Church
J. Arthur Young
First M. BE
Grave Methodist Church
William Hardcastle
Plymouth Congregational Church
Trinity! Lutheran Church
First M. &. Church
No Simple Minded Ducks Could Fool Polk City Justice
In Polk City justice Roscoe Beighier freed Rebecca Lamb of stealing 12 ducks from May Robinson. The ducks were placed in a pasture between the homes and later returned to the Robinson property. the court found insufficient proof of ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk City Justice
Des Moines
INS
Roscoe, Beighier
Polk City
Rebecca Lamb
May Robinsons
Hill Wins North and South Women's Golf Title
Pinehurst N C April the North and South women's golf championship went to Mrs O S Hill of Kansas City. She defeated Miss Virginia Van Wie of Chicago six up with three to play. Hill finished 39 7 four over par versus Van Wie 43 for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. S. Hill
Pinehurst
N. C
Howell to Build Ten Apartments at Forty Thousand
With a contract awarded to John G. Miller Construction the project begins on a two story brick building at Independence avenue and Irving street. Walter B. Howell, publisher of the W B Howell Printing company, will oversee the L shaped complex housing six units on Independence street and four on the adjacent frontage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Miller Construction Company
Independence, Irving
Independence Avenue
Irving Street
Irving
Universalist Church
Walter B. Howell
W. B. Howell Printing Company
Independence Street
Erving Street
Howell
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FE. M. Cuddeback
E. M. Dixon
Mra. Cuddebeck
J. P. Grange
Barbara Weller
S. EF
Gregg
Carl Jackson
J. O. Brandt
Mra
J. A. Johnson
John Fiske
Better Mothers’ Study Council
Joe Murray
Church News
First United Presbyterian Church
E. P. Cowtes
Central Christian Church
O. P. Avis
H. H. Caughlan
Marilouise Gaughlan
Alice Brown Shores
Madeline Althouse
Dorothy Holmes
INT Forbes
Elizabeth Lamkin
L. F
E.—Woman's Auxiliary
Lewis H. Beaton
Baltimore Street
Atybesien Denton
Jay T.stocking
D.D
Federal’ Council of the Churches of _Christ
America
Paris
Leda
Buchanan
Minneapolis Seed Company
First Presbyterian
Henry Mueller
Ernst Heiser
Immanuel Lutheran Church
A. IL. Lemmann
John
Ray
Optometrists
Opticians
New York
Hotel Astor
The
Astor
F. A. Muschenheim
Squarebroadway
Styr
Whitman and Foss
American Confectionery
West Fourth St
C. B. Grocery
Ragrant
Agnes Thompson
East Fourth St
Albert Calmatts
Pasteur Institute
Legion of Honor
City and
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