Partington Heath wedding planned for late August
Miss Vivien Partington daughter of Robert C Partington Cedar Falls and Merle A Heath son of Mr and Mrs CO Heath Waterloo will wed Aug 22 at First Presbyterian Waterloo. Party hosted by Miss Evelyn gton, details include a yellow and urchin color scheme a two course supper and bridge. Guests from Des Moines Spencer Webster City and other towns attended. Heath a Colgate employee then based in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Bereice
Cedar Falls
Vivien Partington
Robert C. Partington
Olive Street
Merle A. Heath
CO. A. Heath
Sycamore Street
Waterloo
Evelyington
First Presbyterian Church
Bridge
Velma Brown
Herold Anderson
Ralph McGonnell
Webster City
Austin Shearer
Spencer
Ethel Deitrick
Des Moines
Carlton H. Isley
Harold Anderson
Dorothy Kline
Marjorie Wheelock
Lois Severin
Glennyss Ruggs
Cornelia Woolverton
Partington
Iowa State Teachers College
University of Iowa
Mr. Heath
Colgate Company
Louisville
Waterloo Folk Attend VanDerveer Wedding Service
Waterloo friends gathered at St Andrews Episcopal church in Waverly for the marriage of Katherine VanDerveer daughter of Mr and Mrs G O VanDerveer to Glenn Privat of Seattle Washington Rev J S Cole Oak Park IL officiated aided by Rev C Brandt and Mrs Leo Chapman acted as matron of honor bridesmaids were Miss Cole and Miss Anne Downing the couple planned a trip east after a reception at the Van Derveer home Notes from Waterloo included local guests Mrs Clark Miriam Dawson and Mrs Fred Stewart Miss Cole had hosted a pre nuptial party for the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
St Andrews Episcopal Church
Waverly
Katherine VanDerveer
Clark
Miriam Dawson
Fred Stewart
Miss Cole
Alice J Peterson Merges with H Dayle Frame in June Wedding
Formal notice in today’s paper confirms the marriage of Alice J Peterson to H Dayle Frame. The ceremony was at First Methodist Episcopal Church with Dr. J Arthur Young officiating and a family reception at the bride’s home. Bride attended Almaworth High and Iowa Wesleyan, taught at Letts, and studied at Iowa State Teachers College. Groom, a former Monmouth and Iowa State teacher, now leads Ainsworth High School. The couple will reside in Ainsworth after August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Peterson
Ninth Street West
Alice J
H.dayle Frame
J. Arthur Young
A. mi
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Almaworth
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Phi Mu National Sorority
Iowa State Teachers College
Letts
Frame
Iowa State College
Ames
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Py Rho Phi Fraternity
Iowa State Teachers
College
Ainsworth
Willy Fake
Do Aha Ora
Ainsworth, Ta
Hostess Honoring Mrs McGinn at Bridge Luncheon
Mrs E Frederick Tangney hosted a bridge luncheon at Hotel Russell to honor Mrs Frances McGinn formerly Miss Lucille Lauerman of Marinette Wisconsin. Guests included Mrs G H Clark of Marion Iowa and Mrs H Minn of Ames Iowa. Lincoln circle initiations set for Friday at Memorial Hall followed by refreshments. Youtte People’s club plans a Cedar River park picnic at 7 p.m with committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle League
St. John's Young People’s Club
Cedar River Park
Waterloo
O. BE. S
George Schoel
Royal Neighbors
K. of
Hall
First United Presbyterian Church
Ceder River Park
C. Hall
Lincoln Circle
G. A. R.—Memorial
Mary Mclrose
Black’s Tearoom
E. Frederick Tangney
Russell“Lamson
Frantis, McGinn
Lucille Lauerman
Marinette
Wis
G. H
Clark
Marion
G.A. R
Lmorial Hall
Willam Watters
Ben Hesser
Youtte People's ‘Club
Laura Miller
Lavine
Alvina Kies
Isabelle
Gertrude Hill
Michael Shannon
Albert Hillman
Luncheons by Past Matrons Seen This Week
Past Matrons' clubs of Becker Waterloo and Betker chapter announce luncheons this week. One meets at 12 30 Saturday in Black's tearoom. another at 12 noon tomorrow at Mrs. G M Coykendall's Riverside Drive home as a courtesy to the guest. Waterloo's meeting tomorrow shifts to Mrs Stheel hosting at E M Towne residence. Each member brings a covered dish sandwiches and silverware for a picnic luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Black
County W C T U Institute at Dewar Aug 9
Annual county Institute of the Black Rank County Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held at Dewar on Thursday August 9 in the Methodist Episcopal church. Program starts at 10 am with a picnic dinner. Members to provide for themselves and guests. Mrs Mary J Glenn Philpot county president notes emphasis on loyal Christian citizenship. Mrs J W St John Waterloo will direct special music. Both men and women visitors are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Institute of Black Rank
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Dewar
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary J. Glenn Philpot
J. W. St. John
Waterloo
Tripoli Hosts Social Affairs for Visiting Guests
Tripoli Ia August 2 Dr and Mrs E C Cleus hosted horse guests including Ruth Callen from Denver Dorothy Pattison from Chicago Betty Brooks Shell Rook Lynn Swaney Nellie Bickford Merlin Ervin Centerville and others at luncheon and theater in Waterloo while Dr and Mrs Pattison of Oelwein hosted at Otter Lake summer cottage and Miss Brooks held a lawn party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lcourier
Tripoli
Mdr
E. C. Cleus
Ruth Callen
Denver
Colo
Dorothy Pattison
Chicago
Betty Brooks
Shell Rook
Waterloo
Violinist Will Give Recital at T. C. on Friday
Cedar Falls, Aug. 2 Miss Marlys Schwark graduate pupil of Edward BKurtz and faculty member of Teathers college orchestral music department will perform a violin recital at Gilchrist chapel Friday evening. Miss Leif Roush pupil of Miss Alig Freeman will play piano accompaniments. Schwark is a member of the college string group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
Marlys Schwark
Edward Bkurtz
Teathers College
Gilchrist Chapel
Leif Roush
Alig Freeman
Miss Schwark
String Meres
Hints In Beauty Care Calories And Diet Advice
A fragment from a periodical discusses calorie estimation errors in foods, provides a long list of approximate calorie values for many items, and warns that medium potato sizes vary. It also covers formative years nutrition, skin care advice, and hair color tips with various user initials and short notes.
Miss Virginia Fish Hosts Luncheon For Miss Alene Flint
Miss Virginia Fish acted as hostess at a Sunnyside Country Club luncheon honoring Miss Alene Flint ahead of her August 11 marriage to Ora K. Richardson. Yellow and orchid flowers decorated the tables. notes and place cards featured floral motifs. Attendees included Mrs. George Hagemann, Miss Marian Tanner of Iowa City, and several others. Bridge followed the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Fish
Sunnyside Country Club
Alene Flint
George Hagemann
Marian Tanner
Iowa City
Vivian ‘Tarpey
Gladys Towne
Hortense Morgan
Olivia Enderlein
Marjorie Wheelock
Frances
Dorothy Beck
Mary Humphrey
Bridge
George W. Wild
Long Beach
Cal
Nicholas Webber
Franklin Street
Paul Allen
Superior Welding Works
Commercial Street
Chicago
Cry Shoemaker
Lowe City
F. ©. Fish
Lane Street
Oregon Visitor to Be Guest of Honor at Bridge Party
Mrs. De Wald Payne of Roseburg Oregon becomes guest of honor at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Truman Wagner this evening in her home. Guests include former high school friends Mrs. James McKillip Harold Strayer Harold Yerkes Mark Campbell Orval Hinds Fiske Marshall Joseph Lutgen Frank Bernard Beatrice Ernstine and Miss Louise Coleman. A profusion of summer flowers will decorate the Wagner home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Wald Payne
Roseburg
Ore
S. A. Dillon
Truman Wagner
James McKillip
Harold Strayer
Harold Yerkes
Mark Campbell
Orval Hinds
Fiske Marshall
Joseph Lutgen
Frank Bernard
Beatrice Ernstine
Louise Coleman
Wagner
Missionary Institute planned by United Brethren Church group
Missionary Society of U B Church plans an all day institute here August 29. Members met at Mrs George Buchan’s home with representatives from Cedar Falls Hudson Summer and Manchester towns to attend. After a 1 PM luncheon a questionnaire and reading followed by singing by Mrs GC Sponheim. Bridge results noted at Sunnyside Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Buchan
Woman's Missionary Society of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Cedar ‘Falls
Hudson
Summer
Manchester
Club Notes on Golden Link Meeting at Mrs Glenn Perkins
Mrs Glenn Perkins hosted the Golden Link club yesterday afternoon at her home. Plans were set for August 22. Hostess aide Mrs Lou Armstrong assisted with serving. Guests included Mrs Nels Miller and Mrs Gerald Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Perkins
Golden Link Club
Lou Armstrong
Nels Miller
Gerald Wilson
To Teach Janitors Just How to Mop Up
Shenandoah Iowa Aug 2 10 Those who aspire to become tors no longer need long apprenticeship A three day school for such will be conducted here Aug 115 to 17 Lindon J Murphy municipal engineer and Rowland Holbrook chief of the engineering department at Iowa State college Ames will conduct the school Special instructions in the proper way to swing mop judge the heat value of coal and fix electric deats and fixtures will be given MARRIAGE LICENSES Dale G Williamson Waterloo Margaret J Scoles Nashua 21 wid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah, Ja
Lindon J. Murphy
Rowland Holbrook
Iowa State College
Ames
Rotary Club Annual Picnic at Wooded Reserve
Rotary club members and families began leaving work early for the Cedar river reserve near Winslow for the annual picnic. A 3 p.m. sports program and a 6:30 p.m. big dinner were planned with Harry Simon leading entertainment and Roy Sinnard organizing the outdoor banquet. An orchestra would provide music for dancing in Rotary lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Rotary Reserve
Cedar River
Winslow
Harry Simon
Roy Sinnard
Rotary Lodge
Independence Man’s Jaw Fractured by Horse Kick
Independence Iowa Aug 2 Ted Potts of Independence sustained a diag onal fracture of the lower jaw when kicked by a horse while helping with haying on the W L McGrath farm near Independence He was taken to Mercy hospital Dubuque for superior treatment and will be fed by tube for about five weeks during healing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuarter Special Service
Independence
Ted Potts
W. L. McGrath
Potts
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
Scandal Spreading Radio Hoax Shocks Crookesville
Crookesville Ohio August 2 1940 Crookesville's PDQ radio station proved to be a practical joke The apparatus consisted of a telephone mouthpiece wired to a radio aerial allowing a speaker broadcast The hoax was heard only at the location with the mouthpiece attached revealing a town scandal broadcast as a test setup by a lineman style device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crookesville, O
U.P
Crookesville
PDQ
Mueller OX Vacation leaves First Evangelical pastor on trip
Rev Henry Mueller pastor of First Evangelical Lutheran church departed with his family for a one week vacation in northern Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muellers
Henry Mueller
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Wisconsin
City in Brief highlights and local notes from Buchanan
Local items include wedding and travel updates, lectures, visits, and notes on residents. Mrs. Goldie Cook to lecture on Prosperity at Unity Center tomorrow night. Several residents report travel, family visits, and garden boasts with George Spawding showcasing 10 000 tulip bulbs at his Hawthorne Avenue garden after a tour of the Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Cook
Unity Center
Pireman
Hell
Leo D. Gorman
Waterloo
Tampa
Fis
George Gorman
Chestnut Street
Fred Thompson
Castle Hill
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Marian Iverson
Kolland
Alice Miller
Margaret Nauman
Mabel Kies
Colorado
Yankee athletes unable to annex one first place
Olympic Stadium Amsterdam August 2 American track stars endured a dismal day with no firsts. Ray Conger finished tenth in the 1500 meters after Harry Larva of Finland won. Mikio Oda Japan took the hop, step and jump title. Lina Radke Germany won the 400 meters with Florence MacDonald the sole American finalist. Javelin was swept by Sweden as Lundquist set a new Olympic record. California won the Olympic regatta eight race against Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic Stadium
Amsterdam
Harry Larva
Finland
Ray Conger
Mikio Oda
Japan
Levi Casey
United States
Frau Lina Radke
Germany
Florence MacDonald
Boston
Ray Barbull
Syracuse
Joachim Buchner
Sweden
E. H. Lundquist
Jonni Myrra
Lundquist
Herman Phillips
Ilinois A. G
Barbuli
Yundquist
Frau Radke
Sloten
Holland
University of California
California
Belgium
Iowan trio halted with liquor in Oak Park
Oak Park police stopped two men driving through the village. A search found 35 gallons of alcohol. Suspects Elmer Kruger of Mason City Iowa and Kenneth Stern of Chicago were charged with transporting liquor. Kruger admitted taking the alcohol from Chicago to Mason City. Kruger fined 200 dollars and costs, Stern 25 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oak Park
Elmer Kruger
Mason City
Kenneth Stern
Kruger
Stem
Costae
Mayor MacVicar Up for Contempt
Des Moines reports district judge Reach found Mayor John MacVicar violated a court injunction by removing city milk inspector W B Barney Jr. The contempt ruling will be decided by Judge Zeuch at a hearing today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moinés
INS
John MacVicar
W. B. Barney, Jr
Berman Reach
Zeuch
The Milk Dipper and Our Place in the Milky Way
An astronomy feature explains the Milk Dipper asterism in Sagittari us, its relation to the Milky Way, and our solar system’s position in a spiral galaxy. It describes star distances in light years, the local cluster, and how the Milky Way appears from Earth, noting the light year and speed of light concepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dipper
Aky
Eqbert IL Baker
Aouvadins
Umversity of
Premature talk of royal engagement in Europe bruited
Cable briefs report premature chatter on a potential engagement between Prince Heinrich and Princess Teana daughter of Queen Marie of Roumania. Other items note Berlin guests invited by Junkers to discuss a trans Atlantic flight and movements on naval armament limits. Suzanne Lippens becomes Belgiums first female air pilot highlighting necessity over adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Berlin
Schaumberg-Lippe
Prince Heinrich
Teana
Marie
Roumania
Paris
Charles A. Levine
Bert Acosta
Mabel Bell
Miss Boll
Prof. Junkers
Junkers Airplane Works
London
Rome
Tokio
Washington
Foreign Office
Gertevae
Switzerland
Spain
Northway
Australia
League of Nations
Charles Evans Hughes
World Court
Brussels
Mile
Suzanne Lippens
Air
Belgian Congo
Early Morning Storm Drops 1.35 Inches Rains in City
A thunder wind and rain storm swept the city, ending after about an hour. Rain gauge readings at 7 a.m. showed 1.35 inches with clouds breaking soon after. No major damage occurred as two IPS transformer fuses blew and a half dozen services went down. Cedar Falls reports 1.5 inches of rain between 5:30 and 7:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Slippy
Iowa Public Service Company
Cedar Falls
Jam and Pickle Recipes From An Old Column
A fragment of a kitchen tips column offers orange jam instructions with steps to soak, then sugar simmering. It also lists cucumber onion pickling with salt water soak, vinegar, sugar, mustard and celery seeds. Additional notes suggest salted fat for fried fish, rich biscuit dough for fruit desserts, and using kitchen bouquet to color gravies.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merle Heath
VanDerveer
Alice J. Peterson
H. Dayle
Mrs. Tangney
Mrs. McGinn
T. C
Little Plarers
Annette M. Lingelbach
Dorothy Clark
Robert Star
Lucille Timmerman
Little Players
Edna Busan
Nanny R
Helene S
Diana
Miss W
SH. B
Vera B
Anxinus
S. O
Sue—Blondie
Margaret L. P
Blonde
Macm
Koe
Janet
Miss Virginia
Oregon
Oate
Daisy Sigworth
F. D. Adams
Gwynne Weslen
Edward Fernberg
Babeth Fernberg
Aurora
Carlton Walker
Dale G. Williamson
Margaret J. Scoles
Nashua
Agnes
Independence Man
Buchanan's
Mrs. Leonard Gunstead
Rainbow Drive
West
Yankee
MacVicar
AMA Urbana
Nore
Luaruas
New York
Sagittarius
Cable Briefs
Sycamore St. Marsh Place
Ul Kresge
Solvite
Pashion
Evening Courier
Anbte City and State
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