Five Golden Couples in Nazareth Church Parish
Five couples in Nazareth church celebrated over fifty years of marriage at Nazareth parish Cedar Falls. A group photo of the twenty jubilarians will be displayed in the church auditorium. Lars Petersen and wife mark sixty years, the couple among parish founders now surviving. The other fiftieth anniversaries honored include Lars Larsen Andrew S. Smith Niels Anderson and Mads Wolff and their spouses.
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Cedar Falls
Nazareth Church
Lars Petersen
Lars Larsen
Andrew S. Smith
Niels Anderson
Mads Wolff
Four Charles City Couples Marry in Local Ceremonies
Four Charles City couples tied the knot in a series of Saturday and recent weddings. Huth Weatherwax and Melvin DenMinger wed at the Christian parsonage with Rev. G A Hess officiating. George Meyers and his bride wed last week in the Lutheran church with Rev. Engelke officiating. Pearl Seaman Waile and W R Carrell joined March 23 in Garner. Margaret Ryan and George Brown from Galesburg Illinois wed in Princeville Illinois.
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Courier
Charles City
April
Huth Weatherwax
Melvin den- Minger
Christian
G. A. Hess
W. T. Parker
Hart-Parr Company
George Meyers
Lutheran Church
Mr. Engelke
New Hampton
Gertrude Lange
Alfred Kogbrick
Pearl
Seaman Waile
W. R. Carrell
Garner
Margaret Ryan
RP. Ryan
George Brown
Galesburg
Ill
Princeville
Birum Buick Company
Piano Pupils Recite Afternoon Program At Mrs Wiese Home
Mrs Maude Popp Wiese hosted a piano recital featuring 15 pupils at her home on 632 Fourth Street West. The program included pieces such as Soldiers Song, Broken Doll, Shady DeTi, Butterflies, and Booms of the Sea, with performers like Betty Weartyard, Lois Moessner, Jane Davis, Marion Ritze, and Elizabeth Taylor among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Popp Wiese
Fourth Street West
Sestieerss
Betty Weartyard
Henry Gurdy
Hepay
Jane Oben Merch
Gwentvere Ritze Shady
Frances
Apairs
Lois Moessner
Jane Davis Butterfies
Mary Kathryn Gallagher
Mannikin
dIay
Marion Ritze
Booms of the
Anna’ Lois “Bechielheimer
Elizabeth Taylor
Hazel Hoover
Ruth Grow
Janet Troup Minuet
Visitor Honored at Cedar Falls Party
Mrs Ed ward Short hosted a Social Dozen club gathering at 1009 Twenty second Street West Cedar Falls April 8 in honor of Mrs Ora Edeman Detroit former resident. Spring colors decorated the party and gifts were given.
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Cedar Falls
Associated Press
Community club and church groups meet around town
A compilation of活动 rencontres and meetings across local churches lodges and clubs. Groups include Progressive Delphian society Black's tearoom P E O Mrs F H Reuling Mary Melrose chapter D A R First Lutheran Missionary society Harmony class First Presbyterian I R 7 Circle 3 P T A Atgott school Christian Endeavor union Sons of Union Veterans Memorial hall and more with venues such as Black's tearoom First Evangelical church Fireman's hall St Mary's Episcopal church Lincoln school and K C hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Delphian Society
Black's
F. H. Reuling
Yy. W. Unity
E. T. Alford
Circle
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Ella Balseyr
Harmony
First Presbyterian
Frank Esher
Happy Hight
Joseph Seery
Happy Go Lucky
Harrleik Wightman
P. IL
Kenneth Lynes
Sunshine Lodge
L. A
BR. T.fireman's Hall
Sons of Union Veterans Memorial Hall
J. DD
Wile Miantson
W. CT
U—Y.y. W
Black’s
K. C. Hall
Pythian Sisters
Black’s Tearoom
Waterloo Gideons plan Bible placement in Holy Land
Thirty three Waterloo Gideons met at Hotel President for dinner and discussed a state meeting in Storm Lake in June. Mr and Mrs J A Smith donated 250 bibles in memory of their daughter. The group announced arranging to place bibles in the holy land. The next Gideons meeting is May 4 at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Gideons
Gold Room
Storm Lake
J. A. Smith
Alice Bellinger
Esther Selie
Roy Guillan
M.,l. Swinehart
Holy Land
Gildeons
Dinner Tonight Hosts Pan Hellenic Dinner in Cedar Falls
The Pan Hellenic society of Cedar Falls will be entertained this evening at a dinner party at the home of Mrs. O. R. Latham on the campus. Associate hostesses will be Miss Mary Short and Miss Dorothy Mummery. English department faculty from Iowa State Teachers College attended a dinner Saturday hosted by Miss Katharine Buxbaum and Miss Winifred Tuttle with Dr. O. R. Latham and Mrs. Latham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Cedar Falls
Pan Hellenic Society of
Ceder Falls
O. R. Latham
Mary Short
Dorothy Mummery
English Department
Iowa State Teachers College
Katherine Buxbaum
Winifred Tuttle
Latham
S. A. Lynch
Roberts Wilson Nuptials Read at Clarksville
Miss Leela Wilson and Walter Roberts were married Saturday evening at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage in Clarksville. The couple, both of Clarksville, will reside with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Wilson while Mr Roberts works at the gravel pit and Mrs Roberts teaches at a rural school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Sperial
Clarksville
Leela Wilson
Walter Roberts
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
W. W. Grant
Henry Wilson
Hints In Beauty Care By Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes discusses chin line and facial contour as keys to youthfulness. She advises weight control, massage, patting, and chin straps to maintain firmness and prevent sagging. She also provides a thigh and hip exercise routine to shape the lower body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
Former Resident Helen Andrews Weds Adrian Mead in Chamberlain
Cedar Falls area notes report Miss Helen Andrews of Cedar Falls wed Adrian Mead. The ceremony occurred Saturday March 30 at an Episcopal rectory in Chamberlain, South Dakota. Mrs. Mead, daughter of Pearl Ives, taught in Reliance South Dakota, while her husband ran a ranch with his parents.
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Associated Press
Ceder Falls
Cedar
Helen’ Andrews
Adrian’ Mead
Chamberlain
Mead
Pearl Ives
A. M. Ives
Robert B. Mead
Town State Teachers College
Osage Girl to Wed St Paul Man in April
Miss Mercedes Atherton of Osage will marry Ray Peterson of St. Paul Minnesota in April. The engagement was announced at a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs H G Anderson and Mrs Harris Peterson. Miss Atherton is the daughter of Mr and Mrs T M Atherton and her fiancé works with F A Rogers Blue Print company in St Paul Minnesota.
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Courier Special Services
Osage
Mercedes Atherton
Ray Peterson
H. G. Anderson
Harris Peterson
Miss Atherton
T. M. Atherton
F. A. Rogers
Horror Bride-Elect Entertained Guests in City Home
Mr and Mrs H Erensky hosted eight guests for a 1 o'clock dinner at 1325 Fourth Street West yesterday in honor of Miss Esther Kaminskey who will marry in June. Fink and white roses decorated the rooms. Dr Eugene Davidson of out of town affiliation attended. Miss Kaminskey departed for Chicago last night.
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Mrs. H. Erensky
Fourth Street West
Esther Kaminskey
Eugene Davidson
Miss Kaminskey
Chicago
Hudson Guests Attend Birthday Party at J. C. Knudson Home
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Knudson hosted a Hudson guest gathering Saturday to celebrate Mrs. Knudson's son's birthday anniversary. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. 4. N. Wilson, Mrs. Elizabeth Bightey, Mrs. R. H. Mueller, and Mrs. B. L. Cook.
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Hudson
J. CO. Knudson
Willston Avenue
Vinton Teacher Plans Summer Wedding
Announcement from Vinton Indiana notes Miss Vera Everett, an instructor at the State College for the Band, will wed Harry Kray this summer. Everett's Nebraska home and Kray, son of W G Kray of local farmers, are named in the notice.
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Gcaurier
Vinton
Vera Everett
State College For
Harry Kray
Nebraska
Mr. Kray
W. G. Kray
Reading Fiction and its Worth in Modern Life
A critique of apologizing for fiction and praise for it as a window to life. Reviews of Rome Haul by Walter D. Hamonds and Singing Gold by Dorothy Cottrell plus Expiation by Elizabeth discuss adventure, character, and moral themes through diverse settings from Erie Canal to Australian ranches.
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Rome
Walter D. Hdmonds
Harrow
Erie Canal
Tug Hill
Antinerant
Ife
Joe Onalosh
Jonathan Hore
Silver Wedding for Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Hostetler at 1222 Commercial
Mr and Mrs G R Hostetler celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at home with afternoon callers and refreshments. Guests enjoyed recitations by Hazel Sanders Marlys Risk and readings by Mrs F M Ross. D A R Mary Melrose chapter meets tomorrow at 8 pm at Mrs EB Alford with a paper on Historical Spots of Iowa and a sketch Pioneer Women. Sunshine Rebekahs first regular meeting is Tuesday evening in West Walorlag I O O F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. V. Auxiliary
Sons of Union Veterans
Memorial Hall
General Grant
R. I. Snodgrass
G. R. Hostetler
Commercial Street
Hazel Sanders
Marlys Risk
F. M. Ross
Mary Melrose
EB. T. Alford
F. L. Northey
Iowa
H. E. Coley
M. C. Buck
R. E. Stelzer
Sunshine Rebekahs
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
West Walerlag
P T A Meeting At Alcott School With Various Acts
The Alcott Parent Teacher Association will meet tomorrow evening at the school. The program includes group singing led by Miss Ettabelle Storer, vocal and flute solos, a string chafted from Hast High, readings by Evelyn Kuehnle and Thelma Peterson, and a tap dance by Esther Worrell. Officers will be elected. Mrs P E Read and second grade mothers will serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott Parent-Teacher Association
Ettabelle Storer
Albert Greeley
Hast High
Clifford Yagla
Evelyn Kuehnle
Thelma Peterson
Esther Worrell
P. E. Read
The Child's First School is the Family
A notice from the National Kindergarten Association promotes home education with the slogan The Child's First School is the Family. The group operates from 8 West Fortieth Street in New York City and its articles appear weekly in the Evening Courter columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Kindergarten Association
West Fortieth Street
New York City
Evening Courter
Overcoming a Child’s Fear Through Parents Patience
A guidance note on childhood fears urges mothers to earn a child’s confidence, avoid secrecy, and gently investigate dark corners. It warns fear stems from early experiences and that gentle discipline, early training, and avoiding late meals reduce nightmares.
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Toner
Kindergarten training valued for children's future
L N Hines president of Indiana State Normal School Terre Haute expresses support for expanding public school Kindergarten to give all children the advantage, noting early training shapes good self of young learners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Hines
Indiana State Normal School
Terre Haute
History Week to Be Observed in Iowa April 14 20
Fourth annual Towa History week scheduled April 14 to 20 now sponsored by the State Historical Society and the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs. The theme is the past at play with square dances and old games featured. A WSUI broadcast on April 17 will dramatize an early Iowa party with games and songs from old singing schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
State Historical, Society and
Iowa Federation
Iowa
WSUI
Iowa City
Miss Janet Little Hosts Two-Table Bridge Party
Miss Janet Little presided at a Saturday bridge gathering in her home with two tables in play. Attending were Jessica Jones Wilma Hey Marion Bronson Grace Allemeyer Lyla Day and Mrs Harold Patterson Mrs Joh Miller Jr with favors going to Cliemeyer and Bronson. Delphians Progressive group to dine at Riviera tearoom tonight with guest Mrs M B Cullen and plan pastel table decor. After dinner the group will study Hawthorne Howell and James in the Riviera gift shop.
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Janet Little
Jessica Jones
Wilma Hey
Marion Bronson
Grace Allemeyer
Lyla Day
Harold Patterson
Joh Miller, Jr
Favors
Cliemeyer
Miss Bronson
Delphians
Progressive
Delphian Society
Riviera
M. B. Cullen
Phoenix
Ariz
Hawthorne
Howell and
James
Church group meetings and socials listed for week
Multiple church groups including Alpha guild of First Presbyterian West Side circle of Christ Episcopal, Harmony class at United and First Presbyterian, a dish shower at First Church parlors, a lunch at Graves A B home, Philathea at Calvary Evangelical, Circle No 3 at First Lutheran Missionary Society, Major guild at First Presbyterian, Division 2 of Aid Society Cedar Heights, Civie sig 1 luncheon at Mrs Parrath home, Junior Sisterhood at First Brethren with Betsy Donohoe and Jona Hoard lead study on Campfires in the Congo notes plus refreshments served by Rosabelle Smith Fiona Hoard and Avis Lamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Circle
Christ Episcopal Church
Harmony Class
First Presbyyerian Church
Graves A. B. Church
R. W. Kendall
Berth Avenue
L. A. Bickford
Philathea Clas
Calvary Evvangelical Church
R. Fairholm
Hawver Court
O. Glessner
H. W. Miller
W. Fourth Street
Circle No. 3
First Lutheran Missionary Society
New Guinea
Aid Society
Cedar Heights
Civie Sig
W. F. Parrath
First Brethren Church
Betty Donohoe
Western Avenue
Jona Hoard
Congo
Rosabelle Smith
Wifiona Hoard
Avis Lamb
Entre Nous Luncheon at Black's Tearoom Tuesday
Mrs. M. H. Kelly will entertain Entre Nous club members for a 1 pm luncheon Tuesday in Black's tearoom. Members should notify the hostess if unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Kelly
Entre Nous Club
Black's
Ten New Members Are Enrolled By Woman's Club
Waterloo Woman's Club accepted ten new members during this morning's board meeting. The new members include Mines J E Demapster Thomas P Shaffer B R Shaffer CG A Heath V d Youll A C Behrens Myrl Parr Leo Gretinger L T Potter and Saner Bell. Former member Mrs. E A Boggs, active in child welfare, rejoined the club today. An Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs event in Sioux City May 21–22 will feature a pioneers in club work meeting in which Waterloo will send delegates. The club voted to donate funds to aid worthy girls to attend the Girl Reserve camp this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Woman's Club
Mines
Demapster
Thomas P. Shaffer
R. Shafffer
CG. A. Heath
V.d. Youll
A. c. Behrens
Myrl Parr
Leo Gretinger
L. T. Potter
Saner
E. A. Boggs
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Sioux City
Local notices mix social updates and court activity
Miss Mynnie Bruner returns from Chicago after a week away. Mr and Mrs C J Woolley Jett to Leech Lake Minnesota for summer resort after winter in Waterloo. L J Reese to speak at Canopus club meeting in Hotel President Tuesday noon. Car accidents and thefts reported in Waterloo include a tire theft on Fifth Street bridge and a collision at Cedar and Fourth streets with chest injuries. Methodist pastors group meet at First M E Church with world service theme announced for tonight. The W G A Cafeteria offers private dining room service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mynnie Bruner
Bongfellow Avenue
Chicago
C. J. Woolley Jett
Leechlake
Minn
Waterloo
L. J. Reese
Allen Memorial Hospital
Canopus Club
Ruth Radamar
Martha Louise Graham
Carleston College
Northfield
M. R. Herhidnin
Cedar Rapids
Catherine Sullivan
St. Francis Hospital
Durers
R. W. Hasner
Methodist Episcopal
First M. EB
EB. T. Gough
Charles City
F. GO. Witzigman
J. Arthur Young
World Service
W. GA
Fashion and shopping tips from Mary Lou column
Mrs Blank favors Men s Style Shop for expert selection and service. hats from Woods by Mr Auerbach the Eastern Market a wave of Parisian chic with newer models daily. Sports frocks light up the season while Waterloo Drug offers malted milk and light meals. The Riviera Tea Room invites bridge and dinner while skirts and outfits reflect current fashion trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Auerbach
Tharketa
Ivery
Fabric Contrast Is Smart in Two-Piece Sports Model
A charming two-piece sports model uses contrasting fabrics with a slim silhouette and a front opening line echoed in the skirt pleat arrangement. Printed silk crepe and jersey fabrics offer options for sports and afternoon wear, with several color schemes and sizes listed. Pattern details include yardage, simple instructions, and a perfect-fit guarantee. patterns priced at 15 cents and a Spring Summer Fashion Book offered for 10 cents.
Brain Test Answer Line Up Weights Odd Words
The list shows eleven items with numbers and a mix of common nouns and proper nouns. It includes Hooka fire opal Busby couch scholar decanter merry go round hermit Puppet melody phonograph.
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Sid
Guy
Burbank
Will Wilgus
Tony Reiss
L. D. Miller
Clarence Briner
Mmes. Reiss
Herbert Lantz
Gideons
Lawn City Pan Hellenic Units
Mary
Mace
Dakota
St. Paul
Erensky
Lois Messinger
Jusia W Messinger
Galloway Club
Pine Woods
Arlene Allen
Martha Reed
Lois Christensen
Dorothy Durchenwald
Virginia Philips
Marlyn Miller
Willymina Fox
Glathya Jochesen
Laurie Berlch
Kathleen Bertch
Glee Club
Minnesingers Glee Club of
Teachers College
Dorothy Cottrell
Joan
Miss Cottrell
Dickie
Elizabeth
Milly
Ernest Botts
P.T. A. Activities
Church News
Alpha Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Arthur Fowler
Vine Street
United Presbyterian Church
Will
Mmes
Adam_ Lohner
Teisinger
Earl Rummel
Triple Four Club
Harry Farr
Home Park Boulevard
E. G Clingman
Ralph Shafer
Donald Bandfield
Shafer
E. A. Myers
EB. L. Clingman
George Willams
Pam
Aran
Patar
Mevo
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Eee
Orty
Prief
West End
Buchanan
FR. J. Coherling
Washington Street
Fifth Street Bridge
W. F. Gleason
Kingsley Avenue
Fourth Streets
Gleason
Staryloce
Waterloo Drug Inc. Fountain
Pohpose
Riviera Tea Room
Mary Lou
Pattern Dept
W. 17Th
Zanzibar
Roy Je Cleaner
Eureka
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner CO
Yastory
East Fourth St
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