Plans for Eva Meyer to wed Racine man in August
Society notes announce the engagement of Miss Eva Mae Meyer to Garl Albert Hansen of Racine Wisconsin. A 7 o'clock dinner at Mrs Jacob B H Meyer 612 La Porte Road precedes the August 16 First Methodist Episcopal church wedding. Close friends attend with elaborate green and white decor and a Cupid centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Mae Meyer
Garl Albert Hansen
M. W. Hansen
Racine
Wis
Jacob BH. Meyer
la Porte Road
Miss Meyer
Dan Cupid
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Cupid
Wilma Meyer
Harvey J. Meyer
Meyer
Claudé Crane
Marjorie Blackman
Wilma Fortsch
Thordes Knutson
Dorothy Oles
Neya Meyer
Imogene Lawson
Marian Lawson
Jean Ralf
Claver Sterling
Mildred Alexander
Ruth Hitchcock
Naomi Bandfield
Alice Margaret Shirey
Anita Ford
Miss Alene Flint to Be Bride Amid Social Festivities
Miss Alene Flint plans Aug 12 wedding to Ora K. Richardson and inspires a series of social events. Virginia Fish will host a luncheon at Sunnyside Country Club, while Mrs. Orville Stover and others organize a bridge party and showers with orchid and yellow accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alene Fint
Ora K. Richardson
Virginia Fish
Sunnyside Country Club
Orville Stover
Miss Fulni
Mr. Richardson
Claire Gleason
Mary Jorie Gross
Cora Mac Bussy
Dorothy Dickinson
Miss Flint
Mary Cowan
Olivia Enderlein
Stover
Clifford Gordon
Gladys Towne
Alice Rodamar
Mary Coway
Mary Maumau
Marjorie Gross
Rose Hauloke
Marjorie Wheelock
Hortense Morgan
Mary Katharine Miller
Virgina Fish
Mary Humphrey
Dorothy Beck
Miss Michaelsen Becomes Bride of Louis H Knittel
Miss Jennie Michaelsen daughter of Mrs Louise Michaelsen joined Miss Ruth Knittel and Miss Louise Michaelsen as attendants at Graves Memorial United Brethren church for the wedding of Louise H Knittel son of Mrs L A Knittel The bride worked six years for Walker Remedy Co while the groom had eight years at Waterloo Fruit and Commission Co The couple will travel east then reside in Waterloo after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Michaelsen
Louise Michaelsen
Western Avenue
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Louise H. Knittel
L A. Knittel
Fourth
E. W. Main
Ruth Knittel
Walker- Remedy Company
Kriltél
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Co
Waterloo v
Waterloo Couple Wed at Eldora La
Miss Mabel Shawyer daughter of Siro and Mrs George Shawyer 819 Jefferson street married today at Eldora Ia to Harry Havens son of Mr and Mrs Lyman Havens near Nora Springs accompanying bridal party wore pale blue georgette corsage of anaele peas and roses Bride attended West High School groom a machinist at John Deere company The havens plan a Des Moines trip and will live temporarily with the bride's parents. a Blue Triangle league meeting is set for tomorrow at 8 p m at the association building
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Shawyer
Siro
George Shawyer
Jefferson Street
Eldora
Harry Havens
Lyman Havens
Nora Springs
Altha R
Thorn- Métry
Thormberry
West High Ool
Havens
Ruddigh School
Club Notes Set Picnic Luncheon at Byres Park
Social band to be entertained at a clock picnic luncheon tomorrow in Byres Park hosted by Mrs Harry Holcomb. Mrs Fred Morris will entertain club members Thursday at her Elk Run cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Morris
Thistsus Club
Russell Pelkey
Byrnes Park
Blue Triangle League
G. AL
Byres Park
Harry Holcomb
Fred ‘Morris
Elk Run
Dick Halliburton Bravely Dives Yucatan Sacrificial Well
World traveler and author Dick Halliburton reportedly descended into the Chichen Itza sacrificial well in Yucatan while gathering material for a new book. He reportedly emerged alive, a feat not repeated in the well’s thousand year history aside from his prior daring stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Halliburton
Waterloo
Waterloo Woman's Club
American Association of University Women
Courier
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Central
South America
Chichen Itza
Yucatan
Doughty Dick
Oldtime Dancing Revival Slated at Sunnyside Club
Sunnyside Country club hosts an oldtime dance Friday with special music. The program aims to attract both young and older attendees, offering lively figures from yesteryear and a chance for parents to enjoy dances of the prior era during dinner at 7 p.m. Reservations are urged before Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
Yesteryear
Royal Neighbors Plan Events and Picnic Details
Royal Neighbors plan the annual picnic for members and families to be held Aug. 15 at Cedar River Park. A meeting of Gold Leaf camp in Ghail will discuss district event arrangements for Aug. 23 in Dun kerton Ta. A card party is planned Friday afternoon in Ce hall with Miss Tretie Duba in charge and refreshments served by Mrs. Ray Scribner and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River Park
Ghail
Gold Leaf Camp
Dunkerton
K. of ‘Ce Hall
Tretie Duba
Ray Scribner
Church Groups Plan Meetings This Friday and August Dates
Church News from Cedar River area notes several gatherings. First United Presbyterian plans a plant dinner at 12 30 o clock Friday on Cedar River park playground. Cedar Heights Woman's Missionary Society shifts to August 10 at Mrs G F Sanborns home. Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid hosts tomorrow afternoon in the school auditorium. Central Christian Division five resumes meetings at Lydia Leech's home tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Planté
Cedar River Park
Cedar Heights
Mmes
Wiliam Burtt
R. °. Manske
H. G. Matthias
Aid Society of Immanuel Lutheran Church
Central Christian Church
Lydia Leech
Muiesis
Hints in Beauty Care Blonde or Brunet
Advice on choosing face powder and dress colors to emphasize coloring. Suggests using hair eye and skin tones to pick clothing, with examples for blue or green eyes and blonde or brunet hair. Includes tips on eye makeup and hand care for long wear.
Edythe Joyner and Walter Smith Wed by Rev F H Shedd
Miss Edythe Joyner daughter of Mr and Mrs B S Joyner united in marriage with Walter A Smith son of Mr and Mrs George Smith in a Cedar Heights home ceremony conducted by Rev F H Shedd pastor of East Park Presbyterian. The bride wore pale green georgette with sister Isabelle Joyner as attendant and best man Harold Smith on leave from the navy. The couple plan a Minneapolis St Paul trip then reside at 121 Riehl street with a Sunday reception at the Joyner home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe Joyner
B. S. Joyner
First Street
West
Walter A. Smith
George Smith
Rich] Street
F. H. Shedd
East Park Presbyterian Church
Cedar Heights
Isabelle, Joyner
Harold Smith
Navy
Best Mart
Waterloo
Corn Belt Business College
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co
Smith
East High School
Champlin Refining Company
Postnuptial and Farewell Parties Combined Tonight
Mrs J Sexton and Mrs Ralph Andrews host a 6:30 p m dinner in Black's tea room with Miss Lulu Green leaving Waterloo for a western trip. The event includes a miscellaneous shower and a novelty flower vase presentation amid special guests from Cedar Falls and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexton
Ralph Andrews
Lulu Green
Black
Mid- Continent Petroleum Company
Andrews
Irtta Washa
Florence Wilks
Miss Green
Waterloo
Legoria Smith
Cedar Falls
Emma Rohr
Chicago
Leonard Schmitz
Lois McEwen
Govers
William Boxter
Harold Metford
James Corrigan
Anna Bohan
Anna Ludike
Lucile Sinram
Mary Hell
Blanche Watts
Thelma Stark
Marjoria Hartnett
Kathryn Lincoln
Mamie Brody
Sybil Seitz
Esther Carter
Juanita Miller
Gladys Pederson
Luna Christiansen
Alvina Véehslage
Gladyce Patterson
Virginia Meissner
Theo Glaw
Agnes Neuhalfen
Mrs A G Picken Hosts Star Rebekah Society Meeting
Mrs A G Picken hosted a luncheon for Star Rebekah club members with garden flowers and a short program including readings and a talk by Mrs Li Al Dantan. The next meeting is set for Aug 26 at Mrs Munson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Picken
Star Rebekah Club
Mrs J R Cheasbro to Be Honored by DAR Chapter
Mrs J R Cheasbro a nonresident Mary Melrose DAR member will be honored at a Friday dinner at 6 pm in Black's tearoom while visiting Mrs G J Mack. Arrangements rest with the DAR social committee including Mmes Colby Wyant Nauman Jenkins Crippen McCartney and Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Jenkins
Minnie Crippen
Hugh MrCartney
L. W. Bryant
Waterloo Healthier in July Than During June
City health report shows Waterloo residents in better condition in July. Quarantine cases fell from 72 in June to 58 in July, with scarlet fever down from 17 to seven. Chickenpox rose from 20 to 23 and whooping cough from 3 to 10. smallpox and measles recorded 2 and 6 cases respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Waterloo
Robb Exhibits New Gladiolus Variety
EB J Robb, a gladiolus and dahlia grower, showcases a California cut-and-come-again gladiolus. The plant yields three to five bloom stalks per bulb, unlike the usual single stalk. Robb notes 15 000 bulblets will be blooming next year in a Glad bed on lower Commercial Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
EB. J. Robb
Courier
Robb
Commercial Street
City in Brief reflects local travel and medical updates
Multiple short notices report residents visiting or returning from travels to Seattle Denver and California. Local families including the Burkes Bachmans Casey and Fressie share hospital visits and a pediatric hand operation at Allen Memorial hospital.
Miss Holly Heads West on Wide Family Tour
Traveling from Wadena Minnesota Miss Holly left for home after visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs Walter M Cammack of Lind-Cammack studio plan a month tour of the west and northwest with their daughter Mrs T P Paxton in Oklahoma and a visit to Hollywood where another daughter lives before returning home through the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadena
Minn
Miss Elva
Culson
Cutler Street
Holly
Walter M. Cammack
The
Lind-Cammack
Fourth Street East
T. P. Paxton
Okmulgee
Okla
Kansas City
Hollywood
Cal
J. A. Lind
Vancouver
B. C
Ten Waterloo Boys Enlist in Fort Des Moines Training Camp
Ten Waterloo youths entered the Fort Des Moines citizens' military training camp to spend August as guests of the War Department. About 1,000 registrants receive free transportation board and uniforms. Enrollees include George L. Kennedy Richard Wyeth Newlin W. Crew Harold Roepe Edward Ridenour Robert N. Aldrich Max Gerber Henry G. Timmerman Jester H. Hostetler and Lorraine J. Henney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Citizens
Fort Des Moines
Department of War
Seventh Army Corps
George L. Kennedy
Richard Wyeth
Newlin W. Crew
Harold ©. Roepe
Edward Ridenour
Robert N. Aldrich
Max Gerber
Henry G. Timmerman
Jester H. Hostetler
Lorraine J. Henney
First Air Mail Rate Inaugurated in Waterloo
Postmaster Ray Eggert announces today the first day of a five cent air mail rate with many letters posted in Waterloo. He expects the lower rate will boost air mail usage and mail volume nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ray
Eggert
Home Cook Notes Casserole and Plums Tip Cookies
A recipe style excerpt describes layering a buttered casserole with noodles and ham, adding parsley, and baking. It then details a spiced plum preserve method with green plums, brown sugar, vinegar, and spices, plus canning steps. Additional tips advise chilling dough briefly for crisper cookies and melting chocolate with hot water to smooth custard.
Juvenile Hearing Set for Glenn Burbank on Delinquency Charge
Glenn Burbank 16 year old former bellboy at the Jophs hotel will have a juvenile delinquency hearing at 10 a m Monday. He admitted taking a diamond studded bracelet from the hotel vault and was taken to the county jail yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Burbank
Jophs
Wateriog Evening Courier Patterns Program
Consumers are urged to request patterns from the Fashion Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier by sending 15 cents per pattern. The notice promises delivery within 10 days after ordering, with all orders filled promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. B. Meyer
First Lutheran Aid and Missionary Societies
Picnic Electric Park
Camps
Helen Gould
suxilary—Memorial
Trinity American
Luther Jeague
picnic—Sans Souci
Comopus Club
Alene Flint
Miss Michaelsen
Louis H. Knittel
Eldora, la
At & P
M. 'To- Orrow- Ab
the. Association
Sunnyside
Royal Neighbor's
Church News
Edna Kent Foress
Mildred B
Mary K
J. M
Walter Smith
Rev
Rebekah Society
Rodney Moore
Goila Dwyer
Jess Jayne
Alec Powell
Ward Harris
Shell Rock
John Powell
New Hartford
Moore
Zelma Powell
Philathen
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Marie van Eaton
Homer Burcham
Blairsburg
Josephine James
Minnesapolis
St. Mary's
Ames
W. H. Sharp
Joe Trudy
Frank J. Kojanske
Louisville
Legion
Towsville
Beeker*Chapman Post
San Antonio
Tex
J. R. Cheasbro
Buchanan's
Harry Allen
Maxine Strayer
Seattle
Wash
Jimmie Burke
G. D. Burke
Locust Street
Bessie Leaman Taylor
Los Angeles
Elizabeth Leaman
Mayle Street
T. L. Wheeler
Fourth Street
Wesh
Denver
Calo
General Grand
Eastern Star
William C. Bachman
Pittsburg
Kan
Baptiste S. Casey
James Black Dry Goods Company
Alina Casey
Oak Avenue
Dorothy Fressle
St. Joseph's Hospital
John J. Fressie
Franklin Street
Paul Thornberry
C. EB. Thornberry
Dawson’ Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
Mary Holly
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
Sour Gracer's
Paris
Phillipe- Eb Gaston
Hills Bros
Hills Bros. Coffee
Hills Bros Re. Coffee
Idea Baz
Capital
Florence Hayward
West Fifth St
U.S
Good Housekeeping Institute
United States Rubber Company
New York City
Adams Paper & Specialties Co
JJOME
Thes
Green River
United States
Green River Fuel Cogine
Mags
Crystal Ice & Fuel CO
Wateriog Evening
Betes Elae
Anne
Near
Georgette
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