Marriage of Miss Martha McGlyre to Raymond Bethke in Chicago
Former Waterloo teacher Miss Martha V McGlyre wed Raymond Philip Bethke in St Peters Episcopal Chicago on a Saturday afternoon April 20 with about 50 guests. Attendants were Mrs Emmett Edwards and Elmore Felbler. The bride, a Delta Phi Delta member, taught in Waterloo and Hinsdale. groom, a University of Wisconsin engineer, is Chicago rep for a Cleveland firm. The couple will live at 440 Barry Ave Chicago. Additional guests included Anna McGavie and John McGavie from Pleasant, Iowa, plus friends from Wheaton Evanston Hinsdale Winnetka and La Grange. Many local society events follow tonight and Thursday with clubs and activities listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha V. McGlyre
Anna McGavie
Felbler
New Orleans
Univer~sity
Wisconsin
Tau’ Kappa Epsilon
Chicago
Cleveland
Barry Avenue
John McGavie
Pleasant
Warren Sarle
Wheaton
Evanston
Hinsdale
Winnetka
la Grange
Ill
Patriotic group plans diverse events and gatherings
A Ladies auxiliary and Sons of Union Veterans meeting outlined upcoming activities including annual inspection at Memorial hall with Mrs. Rowena Norton in charge, a 6 pm dinner at Black's tearoom, and reservations with Mrs. Merriman. Also scheduled are a May 14 math day, a May 15 Kensington, a flag presentation at East Junior High, and various card parties and social events hosted by Daughters of Isabella, Pythian Sisters, and other groups at local halls and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterans
Memorial Hall
Rowena Norton
Independence
Black
D. B. Merriman
John, Stallman
Kensington
Trene Newell Weds Carl A Bell in Waterloo ceremony
Miss Irene Newell of Waterloo and Carl A Bell of St Paul wed at 3:30 PM in First M E Church Waterloo. Rev J Arthur Young officiated with relatives present. Bride wore suntan crepe. bridesmaids in blue crepe. corsages of Ophelia roses. After ceremony, relatives dined at the bride’s parents home. Bell, son of Mrs Ida Bell of St Paul, works at Tuinls Glass. They will live in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Newell
Waterloo
Carl A. Bell
St. Paul
Minn
J. Arthur Young
Arthur L. Thomas
Vinton
Ralph L. Newell
Thomas
R. E.newtell
Sixth Street West
Bell
Minneapolis
New York
Lfe Insurance Company
Ida Bell
Tuinls Glass Company
Hints in Beauty Care Edna Kent Forbes Your Mouth and Teeth
Advice on dental care and personal grooming from Edna Kent Forbes emphasizes regular dental visits every six months, choosing effective toothpaste, and home remedies. It covers whitening with pumice and orange wood stick methods, gargling with diluted peroxide, and cautions about overbleaching skin and shaving underarms to reduce perspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
Unusual Yoke Treatment in 1940s Children’s Patterns
The design describes a rounded yoke with pearl buttons, shirring, gathering, or smocking for a child’s dress and bloomers in calico or gingham. Finishing touches include ruffing, ribbon, and embroidery. Sizes 2 and 6 offered. size 4 needs yardage. Pattern costs 15 cents, with instructions and yardage included. New spring and summer fashion book offered for 10 cents. Orders go to Courier Pattern Dept. New York City.
Noted Speakers on Program for Biennial
Noted speakers for the eighteenth biennial convention of the Federation of Women's Clubs at Sioux City May 21 to 24 include Dr Valeria H Parker American Social Hygiene Society New York Prof Blake Moore Godwin director Toledo Museum of Fine Arts Dr Louis L Mann rabbi Sinai Chicago Mrs Grace Sloan Overton Sioux City John D Carter Caldwell and Company Nashville and several federation officers Also Waterloo Woman's Club will join pioneers dinner May 24 Features include art contest scrapbook contest and oratorical contest Why Clubs Should Federate directed by Mrs John Fox Lake Iowa artists under Mrs Henry Ness Ames and Miss Blanche Wingate Wes Moines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women's Clubs
Sioux City
Valeria
H. Parker
American Social | Hygiene Society
New York
Blake
Moore Godwin
Toledo
Nashville
John Fox Lake
Shenandoah
Church Socials And Meetings At Local Churches Print
Church news lists Friday supper at 4 o clock in Ville Dulei church. Wilin g Workers Spiritual Church of Christ Truth meet Thursday at 2 30 in 1027 Franklin. Burden Bearer class Calvary Evangelical meets Wednesday at Mrs A Dyer 427 Gable. G I R L club hosts mothers Friday 3 30 in First Congregational parlors. Graves Memorial A B church class Sunday school party at Mrs Ran som 319 Campbell Ave with Favors to Mrs Whit le Mrs Hanson and Mrs Peverill. Luncheon served. Altrusian class First M E hosts Friday at Nella Merrill Cummings 935 Columbia. Picnic dinner and social afternoon. Hostesses Mrs Kepler Robe Horner Brinkman and Poster. Junior dept First M E S S presents The Flag That Flues the Highest of All Friday 7 30 with violin numbers by H R O Dell Jr and Margaret Jane O Dell and reading by Wilma Rickhoff. Ardith Kilby celebrates twelfth birthday with tray dinner pink and green decor. Guild meeting held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
C EL S
Masonic
Kenneth
First United
Presbyterian Church
C. J
Bassiear
Black
Sacred Heart Court
W. Co
St. Mary's
Calvary Evangelical Church
A. Dyer
W. B
American Légion Auxiliary
George Willams
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
C. F. Klegin
M.E Ehbrch
Martha Weyand
Cedar Heights Ladies’ Aid ‘Society
William Eyans
Cub
FL. W. Kin
Lido Club
Helen Menges
Circle 4
First Dutheran Missionary Society
George Brehner
Rainbow Club
Arthur Jensen
Lester Mil
Lowell-Ransom
Lloyd Peverill
Graves _Memorial A. B. church
Ransom
Campbell Avenue
A.T. Whitle
John, Hanson
A. W. Peverill
M. E. Church
Nella Merrill Cummings
Columbia
Circle
W. D. Kepler
F Robe
W .B. Horner
George Brinkman
L.E. Poster
M.E
H. R. O'Dell, Jr
Margaret Jane O'Dell
Wiaifred Rickhoff
Club Notes Gather for Meetings and Socials
Numerous club gatherings are announced including EB 8 b club at Mrs Puesta Muller's 3314 Fourth Street West and Joyle club at Green Lantern Tearoom with Mrs Alexander Mutch hosting Thursday at 2. La Lomita club plans a 1 o'clock luncheon at 106 Lafayette Street with Mrs G T Lytle. Mrs Orville Stover's bridge group met at 1803 Third Street West. favors won by Mrs Owen Hitchins and Mrs Harold Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puesta Muler
Astreet West
Alexander Mutch
Joyle Club
Green Lantern
la Lomita Club
G. T. Lytle
Lafayette Street
Orville Stover
Bridge Club
Third Street
Favors Bally
Owen ‘Hitchins
Harold Patterson
W C T U Hears Talk On Modern Youth
Rev. Edwin Boardman spoke to the W C T U about considering today’s youth in light of modern society and influences. He stressed home training and the impact of newspapers, urged restraint by parents, and noted crime stories affect children. A Mothers Day program is planned for May 7 with speaker Mrs. Mary J. Glenn Philpot. An institute will be held May 28 at the YWCA with lunch at noon. The local union will join a May 17 meeting at First Evangelical Church with Mrs. Ida B. Wise Smith speaking. Luncheon and program for area supervisors will be at Black’s tearoom Saturday noon. Mrs. B. D. Barney and Beverly Glynn Barney returned home from Allen Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Boardman
Lotus. Sarvay
Charles Wiliam Webb
Ida Mitchell
Mary J
Glenn Philpot
Cedar Falls
N.a
First Evangelical Church
Ida B. Wise Smith
Waterloo
Marriage at St Marys church in Morning Hour
Mrs Bertha James and Frank J Meter of this city wed in a quiet ceremony at St Marys church conducted by Rev Theodosius Plassmeyer. Miss Clara Meter and Louis Meter, siblings of the groom, attended. The bride wore a blue crepe gown with a bouquet. Mass was sung by St Marys school children. A reception followed at the groom’s parents home. The couple will reside on Broadway after May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
Mm. James
Frank
J. Meter
St.Mary's Church
Theodosius Plassmeyer
Clara Meter
Louis Meter
St Mary's School
Prank’ Meler
Fairbank
Broadway
Bananas Dominate U S Import Share In Nations
The United States consumes more than 60,000,000 bunches of bananas annually. Honduras Costa Rica Guatemala and Nicaragua supply about two thirds of the bananas used in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honduras
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Nicaragua
United States
Many New Ties Show Rails Stay Repaired
Railroads across the United States use about 130,000,000 new ties annually, according to Charles Lathrop Park, president of the American Tree ARSC. This figure underscores ongoing infrastructure replacement and industry commitment to track stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Charles Lathrop Park
American Tree Arsc
Ctation
King to commemorates days as army recruit in Denmark
Copenhagen reports that Denmark will mark the fortieth anniversary of a recruit’s service with a parade. Veterans will march from their barracks to Amalienborg palace and then join a motor trip to Copenhagen’s royal guard posts at Sorgenfri and another location. The king will host a dinner at Alsner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Christan
Denmark
Suards
Amalienborg
Onristianis Pueets
Roy Copénhiagen
Sorgenfries
Bublle
Alsner
Lenin reelected in Moscow municipal council vote
In Moscow on April 24 deputies elected to various soviets received mandates. In the first Moscow Municipal council election mandate No.1 was given to Lenin and, despite his death, he has again been re elected as first deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenin
Moscow
Melo soap saver in hard water demo
A vintage style ad urges using Melo to soften hard water for a泡 suds. It promises richer lather and fewer tub scum, claiming Melo cleans effectively with or without sea water. Three cans offered for kitchen laundry and bathroom.
Irving P T A Elects W E Schoen President
Mrs W E Schoen elected president of Irving Parent Teacher Association at a Tuesday meeting with about 125 attendees Miss Clara McKittrick named vice president and Miss Eva Mann secretary Mrs W W Warsaw police matron spoke on her work Musical numbers included a duet Harold Edwards Charles Uban piano solos by Harold Smith violin by Edith Akin and songs by primary children Refreshments served Rev O M Yaggy spoke on Health at McKinley P T A meeting next gathering set for May 13 Hawthorne P T A held final program Rev Clinton F Smith spoke on The Development of the That Mind of the Child Violin numbers by Elizabeth Green a clarinet quartet Verjean Dilger Jane Blowers Lars Stover and Harvey Littrell readings by Miss Wilma Schrag and E L Goss violin selections Miss Norma Chatsherle sang Refreshments served
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Schoen
Irving
Parent-Teacher Association
Clara McKittrick
Eva Mann
W. W. Warsaw
Harold Edwards
Charles Uban
Harold Smith
Edith Akin
O. M.yaggy
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
W. A. Zellhoefer
W. A. Lane
Fred J. Miller
Karl Zell- Hoefer
Iss Virginia Zellhoefer
Hawthorne Parent-Teacher Association
Clinton F. Smith
Elizabeth Green
Verjean Dilger
Jane Blowers
Lars Stover
Harvey Littrell
Wilma Schrag
E. L. Goss
Norma Chatserlein
Firearms and weapons indices listed in headlined note
A bifurcated list enumerates items: firearms numbers 1 3 5 8 11 and 13, pointed or edged weapons numbers 3 a 7 8 10 14 17 18, and other items 4 12 14 16 18, concluding with a trailing comma.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society In Review
G. T. Lyle
Blue Triangle League
Women of Mooseheart Legion
Moosehall Knights of Columbus
K.C. Hell
Young People's Activities Club
Universalist
Security Benefit Association
K. P. Hall
Molchoir Court
Tribe of Ben Hur
I. O. O. F. Hall
Patriotic Group
Pythian
George ‘Sherrill
H. A. Duke
Webber
Ralph Kiester
Ella “Litchfield
Isabella
White Sea Inn
J. BE. O'Keefe
George Scully
Bess Burns
Gnagy
Townstreat
Tuesevening
B.A
Mecle—woman’s Benefit Association
In .K. G
Blue. Triangle League
Beth Tracy
Blue ‘Triangle League
South Africa
Lita Marcham
Mary's Circle
Trene Newell
Ben Hur
Tribe of
F.O
F. Hall
Jobn O. Snyder
Crawfordsville
Ind
Supreme Chief
W. C. Korthaus
Fort Worth
Tex
Frances Studebaker
Fourth Street East
FP. Gilley
W. F. Burke
William Helland
Evening Courier
Pattern Dept
W. 27Th Bt
New York City
The
Playground Association and Health Education Department
Rosary Society
Sacred Heart Church
Joan Kascht
J. P. Schuy
Margaret Waldron
Harron
Do. Strubel
Conopus
Black's Tearoom
Conopus Club
R. Bruggeman
J. P. Bruggeman
Mes
D. J. Litchfeld
Church News
Ville Dulei
Wiiling
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth
Franklin Street
Gable Street
G.I. R. L. Club
First Congregational Church
Hagerman Chapel Girls' Guild
Ardith Kilby
Hartman Street
Ford Reed
Mullan Avenue West
W. W. Kauffer
Ma Idnster
Harry Wade
C. A. Anderson
T. K. Bridge Club
Co. B. Peterson
Cottage Grove
Avenue
A. W. Lane
KH. M. Griffith
Hell
American Legion Auxiliary
Allen Memorial Hospital
Plente
W. H. Wilson
Glee Club
Peter Marrells
Fourth Street West
George
K. P Wall
B. D. Barney
Beverly Glynn
Parker Street West
Asquith
Watchmazers
P.T. A. Activities
Lux
D. Thayer
Ashland Ave
Buffalo, N.Y
Hollywood
Fifth Avenue
Lever Brothers Co
Cambridge
Mass
Rie
Salvation Army
Elzer's Furniture
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