Nuptial Mass Unites Helena Kurth and John Schaack
High mass wedding held at St Mary's Church unites Helena Kurth daughter of Joseph Kurth senior and John Schaack son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Schaack. Officiant Father Theo Plammeyar led ceremony with Lohengrin march and prayers. Attendants included Pauline Ritz and brother Arnold Ritz. reception for sixty at the bride’s father’s home. couple to travel to Denver and Colorado Springs before settling at 216 Quincy Street. The bride active in St Mary’s Cecilian society and Daughters of Isabella. groom works as tank foreman for Illinois Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ary's
Werriage
Misa Helena Kurth
Joseph Kurth
John Schaack
Theodore Schack
Theodosing Plammeyar
A. & Hoffmann
Lohengrin
Harold McDermott
Hoffmoenn
Maie
A. L. Balsz
John Salz
Lewis Salz
Frank Barnard
John Gilles
A. A. Hoffmann
A. L. Salz
Arnold Ritz
Mins Ritz
Clarence
Harold
Edmund
Lawrence Kurth
William Kurth, Jr
Philip M. Lown
Lillian Bute
Stanhope
Schaack
Delia Rosgen
Clara Koster
Anna Steinbrucher
Irene Zook
Regina
Emma Woldes
St. Mary's Parish
Cecilian Society
Daughters of Isabella
St. Mary’s School
Waterloo Business College
Zook & Bentz Plumbing Company
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Sunnyside hosts large field for women's golf meet
Sunnyside golf course prepares for a busy women s invitation meet with entrants from Des Moines Marshalltown Independence Cedar Rapids and Davenport. Gallery reservations may aid luncheon service. Sunday dinner served 50 at the country club with 60 reservations for supper. Sunnyside members drove to Cedar Rapids to watch match play featuring Bobby Cruikshank Cyril Walker W B Bathie George Taylor and local pros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Golf Course
Deg Moines
Marshalltown
Independence
Cedar ‘Rapids
Davenport
Sunnyside Country Club
Cedar Rapids
Bobby Cruikshank
Metropolitan
Cyril Walker
W. 9
Bathie
Sunnyside
George Taylor
Piano Recital by T. C. students at Gilchrist Hall
Misses Lucille Huntington and Cora Man Hockaday present a piano recital at Gilchrist Chapel Town State Teachers College tonight at eight o clock. Five groups include Fantaisie in C minor Mozart Gavotte in B minor Bach Saint Saens Autumn Kamnade r Mendelssohn Concerto in C minor and D minor with second piano accompaniment by Alta Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Huntington
Cora’ Man Hockaday
Gilchrist Chapel
Town State Teachers College
Mozart
Huntington Gavotte
Bach Saint Saens
Kam Nader
Hockaday
Mendelssohn
Miss Hockaday
MacDowell
Miss Huntington Butterflies
Ole Olsen
Miss Hockadar
Alta Freeman
Faith in boys moves mountains in local talks
In a veranda chat, neighbors discuss driving, trust, and teenage behavior. A mother defends letting her son drive with caution, arguing belief in a child shapes behavior. An old tale of a boy and a farmer echoes the faith theme, urging trust over fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Sean
Bob
Smith Gir
AN Jie
Women of State Organize to Get Big Vote in Fall
Mrs Minnie Fisher Cunningham campaign organizer for the National League of Women Voters arrived in Des Moines to launch a plan aiming for 55 percent of the 1928 vote in 1924. A Polk county cooperative committee was set up to mobilize voters with a speakers bureau, headquarters, house-to-house work, a telephone squad and transportation for election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of State
Minnie Fisher
Cunningham
Texas
Natonal League of Women Voters
Des Moines
Sean
Polk County
Ruth Guilford and Martin Glaza to Wed Tomorrow
Ruth Guilford and Martin J. Glaza plan a morning wedding at Sacred Heart Church with Father Malloy officiating. The event includes 18 brid al party members, specific attire and bouquets, a 10 o'clock breakfast at Black's tea room, and a reception color scheme of pink and white. After a short honeymoon the couple will reside at 827 Third Street West. Guilford has left Fred L. Kimball Publishing, while Glaza runs a family business with L. EB. Glaza Furnace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
Ruth Guilford
Jerry Guilford
Martin J. Glaza
John Glaza
Malloy
Rose Glaza
James Guilford
Miss Glaza
Columbia
Black’s
Third Street West
Miss Marie Reaney to Wed Roger Colthurat Aug. 20
Miss Marie Reaney and Roger Colthurat of Ainsworth, Indiana, plan a wedding on August 20. The engagement was revealed during a rainbow themed party at Mrs. J. L. Reaney’s home in Waterloo. Out of town guests included Greta McIntosh and Rhea Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Reaney
Herresidence
Seventh Street
Wasl
Marie
Roger Colthurat
Ainsworth
Greta McIntosh
Dunkerton
T.a
Rhea Austin
Minneapolis
Minn
Trimen Warener
Wagner
Reaney
Beauty Chats on Hair Care and Home Formulas
Advice on choosing shampoos for different hair colors and DIY preparations. Recipes mix wine, fruit juices, borax, henna, and egg yolk with various oils and Bay Rum for blondes brunets and pale gold hair. Practical notes warn about drying effects and emphasize careful drying and bleaching caution.
Cedar Falls Picnic Plans For St. Josephs Parish Girls Club
Mr and Mrs Robert Fullerton of Minneapolis guests in Cedar Falls attend as part of a gathering with Mrs Frederick Schmidt Dowell Wells Dr and Mrs L A Daum and Mr and Mrs Orlo Bangs among attendees Catholic Girls club St Josephs Parish will picnic this evening at 6 45 at Cedar River park All members asked to bring dishes sandwiches and one other article Arrangements are by Miss Anna Miller and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyperion Club
Des Moines
One Hundred Thirty-third Infantry
Howard J. Rouse
Clyde Davis
Waterloo
Security Benefit Association
Cedar River Park
Reds
Blues
A. Hogan
Oskaloosa
Robert Fullerton
Minneapolis
St. Joseph's Parish
Cadar River Park
Anna Miller
Uncle Wiggily's Popcorn Party
Uncle Wiggily hosts a seaside popcorn party for animal children with Nurse Jane and the others. A marshmallowlike popcorn ball gag leads to a choking scare before the bunny doctor clears the mishap and warns against repeating the prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Wiggily’s
Howard R. Garis
Uncle Wiggily
Johnnie
Billie Bushytall
Uncle Wigelly
Rosie
Nurse Jane
Pip
Floppy
iSitsle Littletall
Curly
Chee-e-e
Flopny
Pigey Boy
Dr. Possum
Uncle
Promis
Beach Party Tales At The Rag Doll's Corner
A playful scene unfolds with guests enjoying a simple corn snack at a batty's beach party. A carpenter is urged to craft shaving curls for the rag doll project as plans hint at next a tale titled Uncle Wikelly and the bumble bee, suggesting a lighthearted sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wikelly
City in Brief: Local Notices and Travel
A compact city in brief lists residents and visitors: Miss Dorothy Presale resumes activities after seven weeks. Miss Gladyce Krueger departs for Chicago and Aurora to visit, and Ollya Pfacker returns from vacation via Minneapolis. Arsenarl Allen and family return from Widecoutl and Illinois via Dubuque. FP Linne rests after recent surgery at home. J J Brostus and Attie with Virginia return from Chicago. a large family reunion occurs at Cedar River park. Lucile Kagley visits from Chicago to stay with her parents, with Frank Kagley Sr. planned to join later. H A Lawrence, Kimball Co. foreman, back from northern Town vacation after a car collision near Estherville. R H White and daughter Maxine visit from Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsenarl Allen
Nowell Street
Widecoutl
Mlinois
Dubuque
Mia
M. FP. Linne
St. Francis Hospital
J. J. Brostus
Attie
Virginia Broxlis
Becker
Archer Avenue
Chicago
D. Henry
Ghlesge
Howard Scanlon
Frank Mason
Susan Sandlin
Manchester
M. A. Parker
Cedar River Park
Lucile Kagley
K. Kagley
Fourth Street
Frank
Frank Kagiley
H. A. Lawrence
Fred Kimball Company
Estherville
Lawrence
R. H. White
Maxine
Iowa City
Weekend Visit by Lytle and Whener Families
Mr and Mrs W W Lytle and Trey and Mrs William Lytle with their children Ben Ayan Pittsburgh PA have been guests of his parents two weeks and plan to return home Wednesday Mr and Mrs Irvin J Whener 737 Cottage Phest will leave Friday for a six weeks visit They will accompany to St fants to Ales visit Mrs Mary Kephart Garrinburg PA and will stop at Atlantic City before returning home The notice ends with an unrelated ad fragment about a child's eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Lytle
Trey
William
Lytle
Ben Ayan
Pittsburgh
Irvin J. Whener
Cottage Phest
St. Fants
Ales
Werener
Mary Kephart
Garrinburg
Bpa
Mr. Warner
H. Warner
Atlantic City
Pioneer Camp Ends After Eventful 10 Days
Black Hawk county boys from Cedar Falls to Waterloo joined 25 youths for a ten day Pioneer camp at Morris Island Eye Camp Grounds. Under state Y M C A direction the camp split into Lightheart Sunrise and Arrow-Foot tribes with a program blending woodcraft nature study knot tying and games. All boys learned swimming or passed two tests while awards were given by camp director Toby Rudd and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawk County
Morris Island
Cedar Treights
Hudson
Jesup
Janesville
Waterloo
Cedar Palla
la Porte City
Jews Falls
Lightheart
Sunrise
F.pp
Rehmeier
Ralph Minkler
Awimiming
Don Fl. Gary
Woodcraft
Wach
High Conneil
Toby Mr. Rudd
State Y. Mog. A
Charles Turker
Enon Brandhoret
Edwin M McMillan
Marl Buehennan
Clarence Mark
Gordon Grow
Robert Speer
Thay
Camp Waterloo closes with circling honors and high enrollment
The report notes the Hepi Indias snake dance in costume with tomtoms and the Circle Harlem award going to Charles Turner Tona Falla and Gordon Grow Ce dar Falla. A morning service led by Harry T. Fisher preceded a treasure hunt. With the Waterloo camp’s last day the summer enrollment surpassed 300 and tomorrow opens for Waterloo colored page under R Clare Heald U M C A activities secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Charles Turner
Tona Falla
Gordon Grow
Cedar Falla
Harry T. Fisher
Waterloo
R. Clare Heald
U.M.C. A. Activities
Fire alarm at residence on Independence Avenue
A fire alarm was responded to by a squad in the chief's car after a short circuit on electric wires at Mrs M A Nave n s 1136 Independence Avenue caused alarm. There was no damage and the notice ends with a wary insurance tagline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. M
Naven
Independence Avenue
Satvia ironing aid promises glossy satiny finish
For ironing use Satvia with hot starch to prevent sticking and leave a glossy satiny finish. Nicely perfumed. Manufactured by La France Manufacturing Company in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la France Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
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HlNews Ed
Socied
Helena Kurth
G. A. R.woman's Relet Corps
Boston
Julius Dennis
East
Hotel Vendome
Little Theatre
W. W. Jacobs
L. N. Parker
Graw
Burnside
Mary Reed
Ames
T. A. Anderson
Belton
Ala
EK. M. Karges
Storm Lake
L. Duncan
Columbus Junction
Feed the Brute
George Preston
Leo Carpenter
Josephine McCullen
Webb
Marie Platt
LeMars
Booth Tarkington
John, McKeague
Galena
Frances Westcott
Leone Hampton
Salt Lake City
Geneva Erickson
Katherine Thomas
Red Oak
R. McIntire
Audubon
John Pfautz
Lisbon
George Kroeger
Atlantic
Gustav Rieman
Faribault
Mittn
Addia Butler
Spiceland
Ind
Monica O’shea
Ida H. Cornforth
Chariton
Phyllis Fay
Caul
Roger Preston
Grinnell
Frank Radcliffe
Fort Dodges
Ty C. Ly Shartie
Ruthven
T. C
Gilchrist Hall
Dios
Marie Reaney
R. H. Young
Young
E. F. Fitzpatrick
Tulsa
Okla
William Hammer
Harris- Emery
Lester Sandahl
Hammer
Harris-Emery
Tannan Pipp
Iss Josephine
Leona Pinn
Grand Rapids
Mioh
John Phillip Lannan
St. Mary's Church
Mr. Lannan
Waterloo Theatre
Isis Theatre
Wanda Daum
Pauline Bassareat
CG. S. Corey
Cedar Falls
Sunnyside Country
Shamtoos
Yilackie
Wiggily
Fuzzy Wuazy
Jane
Inc. M.-C. A. Hmlde
Achman
Optical Verviem
Dorothy Presale
Sh. Fonts
Gladyco Krueger
Chicaga
Aurora
Stas Chur Kolpp
Watarles
Ollyia Sfacker
Lafayette Birent
Alt Boy Blue
la France
Ata
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