Florence Potter Becomes Bride at Yale Church
Miss Florence Potter daughter of Mr and Mrs Potter was married in the Brown church near Nashua by Rev J L McCarr on a muted ceremony attended only by immediate family. The bride wore a light blue dress with matching hat. A wedding dinner followed at Hildreth hotel in Charles City. The bride, a former Waterloo student and cashier at Laverman’s, will live with her husband at Peoria Illinois where he works for Caterpillar Tractor company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisrence
Maxine Potter
Hildreth Hotel
Charles City
Waterloo
Elizabeth Brower and George Rath Wed by Des Moines Rector
Elizabeth Brower daughter of Mrs Blanche Brower of Waterloo wed George E Rath son of Mr and Mrs F Rath of Waterloo. The ceremony took place at St Pauls Episcopal church Des Moines with Rev Elmer N Owen officiating. The couple plan residence in Waterloo. Brower is a former Iowa State Teachers College graduate and taught physical culture at Cherokee High School. Rath is mechanical superintendent of Rath Packing in Waterloo and a Iowa State College School of Engineering graduate and Theta Delta Chi alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Bpactal Service
Des Moines
Elizabeth Brower
Blanche Brower
Walnut Street
Waterloo
George E. Rath
F. Rath
Independence Avenue
Elmer N. Owen
Iowa State Teachers College
Gedar Falls
End
Rath.Packing Company
School of Engineering
Iowa State College
Ames
Theta Delta Chi
Arch McFarlane to Speak at P T A Meeting
Lieutenant Governor Arch W. McFarlane will address Roosevelt Parent-Teachers Association Tuesday evening in the school building. The program includes vocal numbers by Martha McCormick and music by a West High string trio and the Townsend sisters trio. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch W. McWarlane
Society Calendar Tonight and Tuesday activities
Society calendar lists multiple meetings and events for tonight and Tuesday across clubs and churches. Groups include P. EL Ovu Mrs E E Magee Quota club Holel President Senepy Bridge club W G A Clara Barton guild Universalist parish house and more with venues at hotels, halls, churches, and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. EL Ovu
E. E. Magee
Quota Club
Holel
Senepy
Quota Club Dinner Features Lecture and Music
Nearly 200 Quota Club members and guests will attend a dinner meeting at the Hotel President this evening. Prof Ralph Dennis of Northwestern University will present An Unofficial Observer in Europe. Harp music by Mrs Truman Wagher, piano numbers by Miss Betty Young, and decorative spring flowers with pastel tapers will mark the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Club Ot ‘Hotel
Ralph Dennis
Northwestern University
Europe
Truman Wagher
Betty Young
Chopin
Benefit Bridge Party by Guild at Hotel Russell Lamson
St Margaret's guild of SE Mark's Episcopal church will hold a bene fit bridge party on Wednesday afternoon April 24 at Hotel Russell Lamson. Committee chairs include Mrs GOW Invin and Mrs W Gilbert with Mrs W M Harned Mrs C O Lamson Mrs Charles Howe and Mrs Walter Johnson. Reservations via committee and Mrs H W Flint. Also notes lecture recital by Little Players Music club and King's Daughters Scattergood circle gathering led by Mrs Earl White with hostesses Estelle Walsh J P von Lackum. M B A lodge to host a plenia supper at 6 30 in K P hall with short meeting and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St., Margaret's
King's Daughters
Scattergood
King’s Daughters
Earl White
Leavitt Street
Estelle Walsh
J.P. von Lackum
M. B. A. Lodge
Hints in beauty care for arms and shoulders
The article advises weight awareness as a guide to beauty for arms and shoulders, with exercises to improve fat shoulders and massage for thin figures. It recommends skin scrubbing to improve texture, cautions about goose flesh, and notes liver health, digestion, and nervousness as factors affecting appearance and wellbeing.
A U W Names Miss Bassareat as New President
Miss Pauline Bassarear elected president of the Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women at a luncheon in Hotel President. She has served as finance chairman and led several projects. Also elected were Mrs. H W Hallowell second vice president and Miss Irene Kessler secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Bassarear
Waterloo
American Association of University Women
Bassarear
H.W. Hallowell
Irene Kessler
A. G. Cole
R. W. Schear
Couple Married Saturday Joins Players in Omaha
Miss Viola May Johnstone, daughter of Mrs. Edith Splinstone of Lafayette Street, wed Franklyn McCormick son of Mrs. Hattie McCormick of Saxon Street in a First Presbyterian chapel ceremony. Irene McCormick and Jack Smith served as bridesmaid and best man. The couple left for Omaha to join a stock company for the season. Both had acted with local troupes, the bride with Boyd B. Trousdale players and the groom with Berkell and Waterloo players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola May Johnstone
Edith Splnstone
Lafayette Street
Franklyn McCormick
Hattie McCormick
Saxon Street
T. R.niven
First Presbyterian Church
Irene McCormick
Jack Smith
Milwaukee Glee Club heads to national music convention
Members of the Gecillan glee club of Iowa State Teachers College travel to Milwaukee for the national convention of music supervisors. Thirty five singers, led by Miss Olive Barker and Prof. A. Pullerton, will perform during the weekend and remain for other convention events. They will visit Chicago and sing at a vesper service in Third Presbyterian Church, Dubuque, Sunday afternoon.
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Gourier
Cedar Falls
Gecillan Glee Club
Iowa State
Teachers College
Milwaukee
Convention of Music Supervisors
Chicago
Third Presbyterian Church
Dubuque
Olive Barker
A. Pullerton
Barley Broth and Roast Steak From Homemaker’s Menu
A home cooking segment lists Barley Broth for babies using neck mutton barley onions carrot parsley celery and water simmered three hours and thickened before serving. Pinnuta Steak suggests searing round or sirloin steak one minute per side with butter and parsley. Rhubarb Pie combines rhubarb sugar flour and egg baked in a pastry crust until rhubarb just soft.
Church News Highlights Local Religious Society Events
A busy schedule of church gatherings includes First Presbyterian dinners at 6 p.m. Tuesday, St Pauls M E Women’s Foreign Missionary Society founders day program Tuesday 2 30 p m, Clara Barton Guild meeting, and Brotherhood of First Lutheran Church on Wednesday. Also Philathea class at Black’s tea room, Ladies’ Aid at various homes, Jubilee program for Women’s Home Missionary Society, and a 12 girl Bath Packing group planning a bridge club dinner at Black’s tearoom. Travelers Protective Association hosts Tee Dinner Dance at Moose hall Friday with business session and cards, while Ladies’ Auxiliary of B of L F and E meets Tuesday 2 30 p m in Fireman’s hall. Rin Luncheon today's hosted by Mrs E W Biehler at Black’s tea room with 12 members.
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Bridge Club
M. C. Troutner
W. B
K. GC
Hall
Happy Hour Club
W. W. Wyant
Waterloo Elklets
Elks Club
Y. W. 0. A. Board
George Smelser
Gene Fisher
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
St. Paul's
M. E. Church
Beatter
King's Daughters
Earl White
Graves Memorial
A. B. Church
A. Cathey
Lydia Society
First Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Auxiliary
United Commercial Travelers
Russell Lamson
A. L. Fox
Second Street East
Bridge
St. Paul's M. E. Woman's Foreign. Missionary Society
Woman's Home Missionary Society
M. EB
T. H. Sheckler
R. EB. Lynn
O. A. McKirryher
J. E. Davis
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bath Packing Company
Black's Tearoom
John McDowell
Beatrice
Cohrge
Protective Association
Moose Hall
Ladres
B. of L. F
Fireman's Hall
E . W. Biehler
Black's
Boardman to Give Baccalaureate for West High Seniors
Rev Edwin Boardman Jr pastor of First Brethren church will deliver the baccalaureate sermons for members of the West High school graduating class Sunday night June 2 in the school auditorium. The program will include numbers by boys and girls glee clubs. Commencement night will be Friday night June 7 in the auditorium with Dean George F Kay of University of Town as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Boardman, Jr
First Brethren Church
West High School
George F. Kay
University of Town
Oral Doran Improves After Life-Saving Operation
The condition of Oral Doran a Buffalo electrician who fell from a train in Exeter New Hampshire and suffered a fractured skull shows improvement his cousin John C Keegan said today An all mail letter received here Saturday reported the operation to save Doran life was successful the family remains hopeful of a full recovery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oral Doran
Buffalo
Exeter
N. H
John C. Keegan
Fowler Street
Doran
Ufe
City in brief and local notes from La Porte City
West end 4th Sb bridge update and Mayo Clinic exame for Louis Diekman in Rochester Minn. East public school district board to meet at Charles W. Kline's offices. A son born to Mr and Mrs Harve Bible at Allen Memorial hospital. Frank Reynolds recovering well after Mayo Bros operation. Page also notes visitors at William Davidson’s home and local sheriff delivering Henry Terrell to Port Madison prison for a 10 year term. Charles F P Zimme rman’s erysipelas condition slightly improved but serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Diekman
Saxon Street
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Bros. Clinic
East Public School District Board of Education
Charles W. Kline
Harve Bible
la Porte City
Allen Memorial Hospital
Frank Reynolds
Mulberry Street
Wlp
Caryel Church
Cyril Church
Clear Lake
Pauline Rankin
Ralph Hubbard
Mason City
William Davidson
State Street
Harry Allen
Henry Terrell
Sweeney Company
Port Madi Sor
Charles
Zimmerman
Altho
Zimmereman
Leland Avenue
Gravel Roads Improve Across Seventh Iowa District
Gravel roads in Black Hawk County and most of the Seventh district in northeastern Iowa were passable today but far from good. If heavy rains don’t come, the graveled highways may reach fair condition by next Sunday while dirt roads remain muddy. The Waterloo Cedar Falls line may resume bus service to Cedar Rapids via Vinton by midweek. portions near La Porte City and Vinton are passable for lighter cars but not recommended for buses. paving on No 10 east of Oelwein to the Clayton county line will close traffic until August, with detours in place. northern Mason City line remains the current northern terminus, and Allison is expected to reopen by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black’ Hawk
Iowa
Cf Les
Iowa State Highway Commission
Buster
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railroad
Cedar Rapids
Vinton
la Porta City
Allison
Mason City
Oea H
The
Highway Commission
Oelwein
Waterloo
Clayton County
Oélweinita Maynard
No 154
No.154
Arungton
Strawberry Point
Mrs Sarah Hoag dies suddenly in Manchester home
Mrs Sarah J Hoag an 83 year resident of Manchester for 67 years died of a heart attack at her North Franklin street home Saturday afternoon Her son William found her lifeless in a chair after a brief grocery errand Funeral services were held at the home Reverend J Frank Moore Congregational Church officiating Burial followed in Oakland cemetery Belknap born Belvidere Illinois September 28 1846 moved here at age two
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Gaurier
Manchester
Sarah J. Hoag
North Franklin Street
Wiliam
J. Frank Moore
Congregational Church
Oakland Cemetery
Sarah J. Belknap
Josenet Belknap
Belvidere
Sne
Two Boys Arrested for Entering Store and Stealing Pennies
Two youths aged 13 and 15 face juvenile court this afternoon before Judge George J. Sager on charges of breaking into G. E. McKinney grocery at Parker Street Saturday and stealing between 2 and 4 dollars in pennies. They admitted using a skeleton key to enter the front door and taking money from a candy-case howl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Sager
G. E. McKinney
Parker Street
McKinney
Photos Wanted of Iowa Trees for Year Book
Des Moines April 15. Iowa Department of Agriculture seeks photographs of Iowa’s noted trees for the Iowa Year Book of Agriculture. M G Thornburg secretary of agriculture and state forester will prepare copy for publication. Pictures should include brief history up to 150 words and sender's name and address for credit and return. Mail to Statehouse Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Bpecial Service
Des Moines
Towa
Towa Department of Agriculture
Book of Agriculture
Thornburg
State Forester
Iowa
M. G. Thornburg
Statehouse
Death claims two Sumner residents in 24 hours
In Sumner Indiana April 12 9 30 p m L B Gillett 89 longtime resident dies after a long illness at home on Columbia Avenue Funeral Wednesday at 10 a m at the home Rev Paul Pease of the Methodist church officiating Burial in Greenwood cemetery three miles northwest of Westgate Survived by widow two daughters Mrs J A Smith Sumner Mrs Ed Scobey Whittier California and son Frank Gillett Whittier California California son expected to arrive in Sumner Tuesday Mrs Krause succumbs funeral set for 2 p m Tuesday United Brethren church Rev D J Hammond officiating Burial in Zion cemetery northwest of town Death occurred Saturday besides husband two sons Ray and Harry and daughter Mrs Harry Hunt northwest of Sumner She died five days after a stroke of paralysis
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Sumner
L. B. Gillett
Columbia Avenue
Paul Pease
Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemae
Westgate
Airs
J. A. Smith
Ed . Scobey
Whittler
Cal
Frank Gillett
California
Krause
William Krause
Sumner and
United. Brethren Church
DB. J. Hammond
Zion, Cemetery
Ray
Harry
Harry Hunt
Prralyis
Grandson Attends Bridegroom of 80 at Charles City
Mrs Rose Chandler of Rudd and William Graham age 80 of Rudd were married Saturday at the Christian parsonage in Charles City by Rev G A Hess. The groom William Graham Jr accompanied by his grandson William Graham Jr will live on the groom's farm on the county line. Miss Dwanger of New Hampton and Art Zubrod of Charles City were married last week in New Hampton at St Marys Church by Rev B H Forkenbrock.
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Courier
Charles City
Rose Chandler
Wiliam Graham
Rudd
Christian Parsonage
G. A. Hess
William Graham, Jr
Mary “‘Dwanger
New Hampton
Art Zubrod
St. Mary's Church
B. H. Forkenbrock
Veteran Iowa Rail Employee Dies at 98
The body of Robert John Dickey 98 year old veteran employee of the Chicago and Northwestern railroad was en route to Belle Plaine Indiana for burial. Funeral services were held yesterday at the home of his daughter Mrs. Margaret Crain in Summit Illinois. Dickey who was born in 1831 survived by six of his 12 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert John Dickey
Chicago && Northwestern Railroad
Belle Plaine
Margaret Crain
Summit
Dickey
Slender Lines of Chic Dress Pattern Ad
Slender lines of chic present a Deste AEBS diagonal bodice closing dress with a pleated skirt for fullness and straight silhouette in silk or wool crepe de chine. Sizes 36 to 46. yardage listed. pattern includes trim options and simple instructions. Order details request 15 cents per pattern and 10 cents for spring fashion book. mail to Courier Pattern Dept New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kesha
Stanins
New York City
Janesville PT A Will Give Program and Supper
Janesville will host a Parent-Teacher Association program on Tuesday evening in the schoolhouse with a small admission. Proceeds will fund ice cream for the annual school picnic at the close of the year, delayed to late May due to bad roads. Rev. and Mrs F A Smith returned from Columbus City Iowa with Mrs Smith’s parents. Donald Shepard underwent surgery in Iowa City for a leg injury from a ditching machine accident last November. Albert Hosmer, 88, fading, blind for years, long a carpenter on the Hingis Central railroad, remains on pension.
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Manesville
F. A. Smith
Columbus City
Albert Hosmer
Hosmer
Altho
Hingis Central Railroad
Iowa Girl Geis Pilot's License in San Francisco
Miss Ellen Church daughter of Mrs Isabella Church Cresco Iowa has passed examinations and earned a pilot license in an aviation course at the University Extension in San Francisco. Her flight training occurs at Mills Field noted as one of the coast's best from where Lindbergh flies when visiting San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Ee Cresco
Ellen Church
Isabella Church of
Cresco
University Extension
San Francisco
Mills Field
Col. Idndbergh
Moore Named General Agent for Ohio State Life
Vaughn V. Moore, previously with Columbian National Life of Boston, is appointed general agent for Ohio State Life Insurance in this territory with offices in the Black Hawk building. He is the youngest general agent in the company, a Drake University alum, and organizer of the High School Insurance club in Waterloo. In January he ranked among the top 10 nationwide for Columbian National Life applications.
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Vaughn V. Moore
Columbian National Life of
Boston
Ohio State Life Insurance Company
Black Hawk Building
Moore
Drake University
Waterloo
United States
Columbian National Life
Rain Test Answer Card
List of words with hidden substrings shows sents in recent and innocent forms and cent in descent centavo inventive and cents. Lie appears in believe relef allied dallies plied. Rent appears in Trenton forrent recurrent. Words containing and appear in BYandeur Standing demanded and not withstanding countermand ed wander handle gander landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Hartley Symphony Highlight at East High Concert
Hartley Symphony will be featured at East High School auditorium Friday evening May 9 10 with Fantasis of Spring in F Sharp Minor and Symphony of Seasons by S Francis Hartley. Miss Dene May soprano will join the orchestra which last year won the state high school championship as preparation continues for the state meet at Town City May 4 3 and 4. G J Bennett is director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High Auditorium
S. Francis
Hartley
Waterloo
Town City
G. ‘J. Bennett
Root Beer Store to Open May 6 at 309 Fourth East
Frostop Root Beer Company will open a retail store on or about Monday May 6 at 309 Fourth Street East. The business room was formerly occupied by Atlantic Panilla Tea Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth East
Frostop
Root Beer Company
Fourth Street
Atlantic & Panilla Tea Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Florence Potter
Yale
George Rath
Arch McFarlane
P.T. A. Meeting
Clarence
Briner
Mulberry
Attevt
Playground Association
Black Hawk Creek
Bonita Ryan
Chautauqua Park
Gueitle Faulkner
Castle Hill
Visilan
Ed Biggs
Leon
J. F. Rush
Black’s- Tearoom
Becker
Masonic Temple
Jean Bentson
Geebal
Little: Players’ Musicr Club
Annette M. Bingelbach
Third Street West
Jessie Gayner
Robert Star
Doris Deters
Anme
Mrs. F. G
Miss Bassareat
Omaha
Girls’ Glee Club
Atterids
A. Greenstin
Hampton
EB. Anderson
Reber Avenue
Aliie Anderson
Arthur Anderson
Grafton Zimmerman
Daughters of
Grant
Church News
Lydia’ ‘Society
W. Co. A
Graves “Memorial
C. A. Cathey
Kingsley aAvenue
Clara’ Barton
Brotherhood of First Lutheran Church
Philathea
M.’E. Church
Earoom
First United Presbyterian Church
Charles Shaffner
Prospect Hills
Circle
A. W. Peterson
Logan Avenue
GC. W. Kline
Harry Reed
Boardman
West High
PRIEF
West End
Buchanan
Sarah Hoag
Mrs. Krauss
Iowa Rail
Janesville
PT. A
Ohio State
Srain
Alu
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Hartley Symphony
East High
New York
the Astor
E. A. Muchenbeitr
Wiveo
Eas Schibamncatar
Ie Bi &T
Melo
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
FE. M. Berkley
H.'Z. Williams
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