Miss Marie Gleason to Wed in May Ahead of nuptials
Miss Marie Gleason's forthcoming marriage to Paul Manning on May 15 is celebrated with a sequence of prenuptial parties. A breakfast Shower at Hotel Wissel honored her with gifts and a rose motif. Attending guests included Catherine Gleason, Mrs. Ernest Henderson, and many others. future engagements include dinners, bridge, and further gatherings planned through next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Gleason
Paul Manning
Helyn Miller
Hotel Wissel Lacon
Miss Gleason
Miss Miller
Catherine Gleason
Mmes
Ernest Henderson
Paul Owe
W. E. Steely
J. H
Lutgen
Shennan McNally
John L. Flynn
Virginia Clary
Kathryn Gleason
Dorothy
Church Calendar Highlights From Local Congregations
The First Methodist Episcopal church holds its monthly meeting at 7 30 p m today due to the canvass. A Sunday school orchestra with Cedar Falls and Waterloo artists performs next Sunday at 4 p m, featuring Schubert unfinished symphony. All day meeting Wednesday at First Evangelical church. The Add society meets at 10 30 a m with noon luncheon by Mrs W J Yordy. A Woman's Missionary session meets at 1 30 p m with Mrs Scott Stauffacher and Mrs George Smelser singing a duet. Mrs L E Heickelberg leads the program. The Woman's Missionary society of First United Presbyterian meets Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Mrs John Lufr's home. Mary Dunbar hosts a cooking school at 9 p m Wednesday at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal under the Woman's Foreign Missionary society. will replace a ten previously planned date. Instruction not duplicative of earlier serial. All women in the community are invited. Fidelity class at First Methodist meets tomorrow evening at Mrs R E Haug 1109 Hawthorne avenue for a prayer meeting with no supper or program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Schubert
First Evangelical Church
Add Society
W. J. Yordy
Woman's Missionary Society
Scott Stauffacher
George Smelser
L. EB. Heickelberg
Woman's Missionary Society of
First United Presbyterian Church
John Lufr
Mary Dunbar
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Fidelity
R. E. Haug
Hawthorne Avenue
Hadassah Society
Elizabeth Greenberg
Hadassah
Rose Spivach
Esther Siegel
Rose Feinberg
Lag B'Omer
Mass
Evelyn Cohn
Deeds Not Words Banquet Speech by D O I Leader
Miss Mary Phelen port Madison Ia state regent spoke at the initiation banquet of Castile circle No 196 Daughters of Isabella. She urged action to match motto Unity Friendship and Charity praising the order and noting notable members and charitable work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Phelen
Port Madison
Russell-Lamson
Castile Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Phelen
J. B.bruner
Towal
Isabella
Castile
Iowa
Mayme Egan
Castle Circle
Edward Slattery
Sacred Heart Thurch
Jack Flynn
John Connell
Sacred Heart Church
Knights of
St Marys Music Students Stage Evening Program
St Marys school presents a varied music program in the auditorium led by pupil performers including Schmitt Weyts Degenhart and Hennagin. Highlights include Dance of Dolls and birthday tributes. The event starts at 7 30 p m with accompanist Marian Eppley and performers such as Velma Schmitt and John Gilles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Kraegen
Frances Weyts
LaPierre
Casper Schmitt
Richard “Buehnerwilma Kurth
Elizabeth “Degenhart
Oesten
Milured Gayman Arbthang
Preston Brother
Bireghbos
Mildred Wahl
Feien Quehner
Agnes Albrecht
Johanin Drande
la Grace
Dakin
Vee Muskainsk
Ruth Hemer
Buysle Degenhart
Marian Hy
Robert Heh
St. Mary's School
Harrison
Marian Eppley
Helen Marie Marck
Velma Schmitt
Anna May Buk
John Gilles
Vincent
de Marian Hie
Anny Budak
James Brennan
Robert ‘Rock
Marcelitte ‘Beekman
Rose Mary Boldier Pass
Marzo Silver
Richard Spiz
Patdlkanes
Wright Robins
Plaher Sager
Raymond
Donald Sulentic
Jane Borthaus
Paderewski
Strees
Ubeats
Ann Greenunid
Ydio
Lack Bernie
Berard
Dance of Dolls
Putdind
Mary Frances” Marinan
Cate
Ganz
Dorothy Hennagin
Marian Eapley
Butterfly
Greig Myrie “Faley
Zampa Ovverture
Herald
Ann Gruenwald
Prances Marinan
New Hartford High Banquet Celebrates Senior Students
Thirty three students and faculty attended the annual Junior Banquet at New Hartford High School. Guests from the Taemity included Professors Berninghausen and Cowan and several Misses Garrabrand, Lind, Martins, Grinnel, and Watt. Harold Insign served as toastmaster. program featured toasts on Ships and two duets. Senior class play Mammy's Life Irish Rose planned for May 24 commencement to follow. Sunshine Week meeting noted for Waterloo tomorrow evening at O F hall with bridge and 300 games planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hartford High School
Teuroven
Berninghausen
M Eline
Lowan
Irma Lind
Lillian Garrabrand
Maud Martins
Eugenio Grinnel
Mary Watt
Harold Nsign
Vernon Schoeman
Dena Olmstead
Hints In Beauty Care By Eon The Wrong Expression
This fragment advises practicing a soft half smile to lift mouth corners boosting youth. It warns against full broad grins and notes smiling in eyes can illuminate a face. It mentions Beatrice Hot and cold facial methods and cautions about vein redness and avoiding irritating facial treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exper m. Sage
Hammill backs May 1 as Child Health Day in Iowa
Governor John Hammill endorsed May 1 as Child Health Day in an open letter from Des Moines. He cited progress with infant mortality cut by half in 25 years and urged broad public efforts to improve child health. The statement names national organizer Herbert Hooger and state chairman Dr Mae Herbenicht of Des Moines.
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Hammill Indorses
Des Moines
Ife
Towa
John Hammill
Iowa
Herbert Hooger
Mae Herbenicht
State Federation of Women’s Club
Waterloo Couple Marries in St Andrews Church
Miss Bertha V Hamblin daughter of Mr and Mrs E L Hamblin Waverly was wed to Kenneth Stufflebeam son of Mrs Emma Stufflebeam Waverly at 1030 am Saturday Rev C E Brandt officiated Mrs Max Colley Sioux City formerly of Waverly was matron of honor Best man was Howard Russell Waverly The bride wore a Delft blue satin and crepe suit with flower trimmed hat and Ophelia roses The ceremony drew several out of town guests who then traveled to Sioux City for a short visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Bertha V. Hamblin
E. L. Hamblin
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Kenneth Stufflebeam
Emma Stufflebeam
C. EB. Brandt
Max Colley
Sioux City
Bonnie Miller
Eleanor Beyers
F. C. Pish
Virginia
George Hagerman
Claude Burright
Carolyn Johnson
Waterloo
W. S. Connell
Georgia
Albert
Lea
Mina
Pred Wamke
Norma
Tripoli
Stufflebeam
Coffey
Fairbanks Family Luncheon Hosts 25 Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fairbanks entertained 25 relatives at a 1 o'clock Sunday luncheon at their home. Guests included Ern est Christensen and son Donald Waterloo, the Arters of Hudson area, Greeley family, Franck and Mastain families, and Wilma Lt. from Hudson. Music and conversation followed the afternoon. T. Plal auxiliary hosts a 1 o'clock luncheon tomorrow at Mrs. W A Dobson home with members asked to bring covered dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Fairbanks
Ernest Christensen
Donald
Waterloo
Oliver
Arter
Wnadine
Edward Arter
Alzada
Eldon
Airs
Harold Greeley
Homer Franck
Floyd Mastain
Willis
Herbert Yarrington
Wilma
Hudson and Vicinity
T. Plal
W. A. Dobson
Aged Man Breaks Hip in Fall at Home
Denry Dewitt, age unknown, suffered a fracture of the left hip in a fall late yesterday afternoon at his home on Seventh street west. He felt dizzy while moving to his bedroom and collapsed at the doorway. he was taken to Allen Memorial hospital. A longtime Black Hawk county resident, he lived on a farm six miles west of Waterloo for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denry Dewitt
Tll
Seventh Street
Tie
Allen Memorials Lespitt
Black Hawk County
Watertoo
Plans to move Dr. Leo Louis Abandoned
Dr Leo Louis 72 in failing health remains in St Francis hospital with diabetes and complications aged 72. Grundy Genter physician to take him home abandoned due to seriousness of patient condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Louis
Grundy Genter
St. Francis Hospital
Louis
Grapefruit and Celery Salad and Rolled Cheese Sandwiches
Recipes describe a grapefruit celery salad with French dressing and paprika, rolled cheese sandwiches with cream cheese olives and peppers, and a cafe frappe method with coffee, sugar, and whipped cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cafe Frappe
Funeral Service for Mrs Barbara Wolf in Oelwein
Mrs Barbara Wolf aged 82 died at Mercy hospital. The funeral at the Lutheran church in Oelwein is set for 2 p.m. Wednesday with burial in Union cemetery Putnam township. Survived by four children Fred Maynard Ja Wil Toledo Henry Peoplehow Aurora Ia and Anna Falk Lamont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Gelwein
Barbara Wolf
Mercy Hospital
Lutheran Church
Union Cemetery
Putnam Township
Wolf
Fred
Maynard
Wil
Toledo
Henry Peoplehow
Aurora
Anna Falk
Lamont
Fragments of Mother’s Day Gifts and Spring Shopping
Readable notices highlight Frances Shop silks, Agnes Thompson gift orders, and Mother’s Day arrangements. Local spots include Prosperity Inn dining, American Confectionery baskets, State Loan services, and Meyers Nursery plants. Promotions stress affordable Fonda Mae Shop frocks, Athena rings, Wilson Drug chocolates, and Lauerman’s perfume tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Thompson
Mother
Wilson Drug
West Fourth St
Mary Lew touts handkerchiefs at Lauerman’s store
The note extols various gift items including handkerchiefs umbrellas scarves beads purses and domestic wares at Lauerman’s while Mary Lew invites Waterloo merchants to hear of the fashionable finds and low prices starting around four dollars.
Housecleaning tips and lamp fittings advertised locally
An advertisement urges readers to remove cords and fire hazards with Walker and Myers at 517 Jefferson. It promotes Woods Millinery’s East Coast hat arrivals and Auerbach’s large head size options, plus mail orders and lending a personal shopper spiel centered on Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker and Myers
Jefferson
Wood
Woods
Belghiny Dyeing Industry Faces Key Challenges
The text lists topics such as Oak trees floods protection transportation heat wages pain death tee punishment and notes dyeing rabbit skins as a key Belghiny industry, suggesting a survey of risks and economic factors affecting local production and livelihoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belghiny
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Carl Bickley
Natural Music Club
Martha McCormick
Westminster Presbyterian
First Baptist
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Ehurches
First Lutheran Missignary Society
J. B. Becker
First Lutheran Missionacy Society
Edward Burk
R. EB. Patterson
Findassah Schutte
Claude Bronson
Happy Hour echi—Black
Noble Grand Circle
Temple Rebekah Joge
Oswald Pott
Church News
D. O. I. Ideal
Afiss
Kathleen Welsh
Maurice Welsh
Richmond
Edward Gable
Pennsylvania
Miro
Diable
Bermuda
Pheuride
Mianrice Werish
Cincolneirele
St. Mary’s
Firthday
Severly Shaw
Harry Shaw
Alice Hellen
Phoebe Jane Kickelbere
Kathleen
Mary Jean Adams
Martha Reid
Mary Weston
Dorothy Bailey
Winfred Moore
Geraldine Langlas
Marian
Jean Lichty
Mary Eleanor Cleveland
Women's Benefit Association
Moose Hall
R. G. Pickett
Wallace Cheshiro
New Hartford
Sunshine Webekah
Reewar
BP. Im
Beatrice
Marsege
Fairbanks
Optoretrists
Mfg
Opticians
Y. M. C. A. Bldg
Paris
Doucet
Frances Shop
Grant Highway
Prosperity
Mary Lou
Riviera
Re-Nu
West Park
Meyers’ Nursery
W. Fifth
Fonda Mae
Fourth
Lafayette
Booth Joseph's
Athena
Lauerman’s
Godles
Ony
Mary Lew
Alwara
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Streape
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