Miss Eva Meyer to wed Carl Hansen in First Methodist ceremony
Miss Eva Meyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Meyer 612 La Porte road will marry Carl Albert Hansen son of Mr and Mrs H M Hansen Racine Wisconsin in a double ring ceremony at 8 pm in First Methodist Episcopal church The couple will travel to Racine Beloit St Paul and Minneapolis before settling in Denver Colorado The wedding features a Lohengrin prologue Mendelssohn wedding march and floral green and white decor with family and out of town guests listed
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Eva Meyer
Jacob B. Meyer
la Porte Road
Carl Albert Hansen
H. M. Hansen
Racine
Wis
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Lohenszin
Mendelssohn
Albert Schein
Homer Albright
Claude L. Grane
Neva Meyer
Winifred, Rickhof
Elaine Godtfring
Eleanor Albright
Vern Remy
Oliver Meyer
Wayne Wady
Carl Ferguson
Richard Crane
Warren Crane
Lyle Cameron
Frank Birkner
Beloit
St. Paul
Minneapolis
de Sora
Denver
Colo
Willi
Miss Meyer
West High School
Rath Packing Company
Mr. Hansen
Waterloo
M. C
M. C. A. College
Chicago
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Parls
Florence
E. Meyer
Earl P Nelson to Wed Waterloo Boy Miss Angell Announces
Miss Anne M Angell daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Angell of Corinth announces her engagement to Earl Pierce Nelson of Waterloo and Schenectady. Nelson a 1923 Yale graduate works in General Electric Schenectady engineering. No wedding date set. Nelson grew up in Waterloo and attended West High School class of 1917. Parents reside at 1820 Commercial street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Saratogian
Saratoga
N. Y
Seta
Anne’ _M. Angell
Albert
Angell
Corinth
West High School
Commercial Street
Breakfast in Mountaineer Style by U P Aid
The Ladies Aid of First United Presbyterian Church met Wednesday at Mrs. Joseph Hay’s Prospect Park home. About 40 women were served corn, bread, fried apples, bacon and coffee under red tablecloths. Mrs. Hay, Mrs. Gilmor McDowell, and Miss Helen McCreary led serving. Mrs. Georgia Jones spoke on Paint Creek mission school work. a reading followed. A business session set Sept 19 with Mrs. Charles Shafiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
First United Presbyterian ' S
Joseph Hay
Sheridan Road
Prospect Park
Hay
Gilmor McDowell
Helen McCreary
Georgia Jones
Paint’ Creek
Tenn
Charles Shafiner
Mrs Campbell Hosts Luncheon and Bridge Party
Mrs. Mark Campbell hosted a luncheon at Black's tea room for 15 guests, with asters in pink shades as centerpieces. Afterward four bridge tables were played at her home on 532 Home Park Boulevard, with a list of attendees including Mrs. Milo Miller and Mrs. Glenn Beers. Eldred Haselman and others attended a Phi Sigma Phi convention in Des Moines, where Haselman was elected western vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Campbell
Black
Campbell
Home Park Boulevard
Milo Miller
Glenn Beers
Reuben Miller
Revert Miller
Loren Berry
Max Wilson
Ernest Henderson
W. F. Marshall
Ww. E. Steeley
Joseph Lutgen
Relph Sarff
Truman Wagner
W. J. Walsh
R. A. Brecunier
Lee Litchfield
Eldred Haselman
Burr G. Towne
Ed Rugg
Cecil Norian
Roger Haselman
Phi Sigma Phi Fraternity
Des Moines
iMrs
E. W. Miller
J. A. Foote
Sunnyside Country Club
Stuart Wilson
Texarkana
Ark
Miller
Sunnyside Club
Church News highlights church group meetings and speakers
Otterbein Guild met with Miss Merie Hofman and 21 members at 406 Sunnyside Avenue. Calvary Evangelical Ladies Aid hosted in church parlors with several hostesses. Graves Memorial United Brethren Sisterhood planned Dairy Cattle Congress meals, plus musical numbers and a reading. Burton Avenue Baptist B Y held a Lealand Grove picnic for 50 with guests. Grace M E Little Lightbearers mothers and children gathering hosted by Mrs Reed with refreshments. Miss Nell Currey spoke on Bennett Academy and mountain whites. Jeannette Oldfather discussed Korea mission work and peace.
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Otterbein Guild
Society of United Brethren Church
Merie Hofman
Sunnyside Avenue
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Dairy Cattle Congress
Norma Jean Heskett
G. J. Ness
Dorothy Holmes
B. X.pa
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Leland Grove
Lawrence Shellard
Rockwell City
Dorothy Peck
New Windsor
Adrian Huffman
Hilda Shubert
Canscadine
Waterloo
Nell Currey
Foledo
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Club Notes at Byrnes Park Picnic
Club notes state members will entertain their husbands at Byrnes Park Friday evening at six o clock. The event appears arranged by local club activities and aims to provide a social gathering for members and spouses.
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Byrnes Park
Hints in Beauty Care Fashion for stout figures and remedies
The article offers fashion guidance for larger women promoting robe de style gowns with long skirts and wrapped hips to conceal fullness. It advises dark colors, U necklines, and hemlines that flatter a stout silhouette, plus beauty tips on weight gain, toe straightening, scalp care, and dental cautions.
Wedding at Osage United Ellen Birum and Frederick Olson
Osage Iowa Aug 16 wedding united Miss Ellen Birum daughter of Mr and Mrs George Birum and Frederick Olson son of Mr and Mrs John G Olson. The ceremony at the bride’s home was conducted by Rev EB Frye of the Methodist Episcopal church with Miss Marion Smith singing before the ceremony. Altar of pastel flowers, beach white Beoreet gown, arm bouquet of white lilies. Bridesmaid Miss Marion Smith, best man Steven Blum. Breakfast at Cleveland hotel followed. Mrs Olson a Iowa State graduate and sorority member taught in Detroit. Mr Olson attended Cornell college and works in Detroit. After Sept 15 the couple will live in Mason City. Olson to join Birum-Olson garage.
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Courier
Osage
Ellen Birum
George Birum
Frederick Olson
John G. Olson
EB. B. Frye
Methodist Episcopal Church
Marion. Smith
Plarksville
Teresa del Riego
Marlon Smith
Steven Blum
Cleveland
Olson
Towa State College
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Sigma Alpha Tota
Detroit
Mich
Cornell College
Mason City
Birum
Double Birthday Party at Bruns Home
Little Delores Sarah Bruns and her sister Winifred Helen Bruns were honored at a double birthday party hosted by Mrs. H. L. Bruns at 2839 Fourth Street East. Guests included Dorothy Lichty and others. games and music provided entertainment with two birthday cakes on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Delores Sarah Bruns
Winifred Helen
H. L. Bruns
Fourth Street East
Darline Dieckman
Marguerite Shuman
Faith Fry
Eleanor and
Marlys Michael
Martha Berry
Charlotte Stealy
Josephine Bruns
Constance
Patricia Brown
Ruth Crofeat
Shower Planned Tonight for Miss McGarvey
In Cedar Heights a miscellaneous bridal shower honors Miss Villanova McGarvey, who will wed Robert White on Sept. 1. Hostesses Miss Madeline Moore and Mrs. WM McNalley arrange pastel decorations, bridge tables, and a guest list including Miss Wade Lies Wittstock Miller Cascaden Lynch Bender Bradsley Ashbrenner Wilson Ludwig and Mrs. L F McGarvey.
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Villanova McGarvey
Robert ‘Tr. White
Madeline Moore
WM. J. McNalley
Miss Moore
Cedar Heights
Cora Wade
Elizabeth Lies
Dolores Wittstock
Helyn Miller
Caroline Cascaden
Dorothy Lynch
Wilma, Bender
Marjorie Bradsley
Ella Ashbrenner
Christine Wilson
Margaret Ludwig
L. F. McGarvey
Children Party Honoring Jean La Barre At Mrs LaBarre Home
In Winona Minnesota Mrs Fa RB LaBarre hosted a children's party Wednesday at her home on Grant Avenue for her niece Jean La Barre. Guests enjoyed garden flowers games costumes and stories with refreshments by Mrs LaBarre and her daughter Lou Belle.
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Jean LaBarre
Winona
Minn
Buchanan's for a complete cell calendar brief report
Miss Hazel Clark of 911 Mulberry street visits Washington with Miss Anna Belle Clark of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mack vacationing at Sans Souci home of his parents. Horace Van Metre of a West Palm Beach law firm to join wife and child for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Cleveland and two children depart on a vacation motor trip to Iron Mountain Minnesota. Arthur Alden reports a yellow gold watch stolen from a local hotel room Friday. Miss Thelma Shane leaves for Pasadena while fingerprint expert at the statehouse in Des Moines. Mrs. Mary Eastman reports a brown leather pocketbook containing $39 stolen from her dresser. The Misses Eva, Esther and Bert Wiernikoff and Edward Chainsmon of Middletown Conn arrive for a month long visit at 1325 Fourth street west, driving 1422 miles in four days. R. J. Dunlap of the St Paul Dispatch leaves with family after three weeks on a motor tour, including Madison, Ind. Ona Crawford leaves for Los Angeles to live and possibly continue orchestra work. Harley Bean of Reinbeck lies in serious condition after a crash with a railroad workmen's car. New cement sidewalk in front of Schulte Realty on Bridge street opens to traffic. Pedestrians gain a safer walk after years of rough brick pavement.
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Hazel Clark
Mulberry Street
Washington, D. C
Anna Belle | Clark
Chicago
Elmer Mack
Cleveland
Mack
Sans Souci
Horace van Metre
West Palm Beach
Fla
M. B. Cleveland
Prospect Avenue
Iron Mountain, Minn
Arthur Alden
Thelma Shane
Eva
Esther
Bert Wiernikoff
Edward Chainson
Middletown
Conn
Moter
Harry Krensky
Fourth Street
R. J. Dunlap
St Paul
Dunlap
Madison
Ind
Ona Crawford
Plaza Theatre
Los Angeles
Cal
Miss Crawford
Harley Bean
Reinbeck
al Jen Memorial Hospital
Edwards at Bluff City Editors Meeting
Editors at Bluff are set for the annual Southwestern Edistorial association meeting in Council Bluffs. Ralph E. Overholser, editor of the Red Oak Express, will be the principal speaker at the evening session tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffs
Council Bluffs
Southwestern Jews Edistorial Association
Ralph EB. Overholser
The
Red Oak Express
Cod Dishes and Short Cuts From Rice Mullins
Recipes and kitchen tips including cod dishes with rice and muffins, Peach Marshmallow Pudding with whipped cream and sherbet glasses, and quick ideas like mushroom ham dishes and egg yolk storage tips. Also notes on using cold coffee to enhance baked goods.
Keep Your Hands Beautiful
Advertising copy promotes Avalon Narcisse Lotion for hand care after washing. Claims soften and smooth skin, protect from sun and wind irritation, and keep skin white and beautiful. Available at toilet counters with small bottle priced 1 cent and large bottle 35 cents, with Bresce Stores offering 20 and 25 cent specials.
New Business Woman Gains Ground At National Meet
Mrs A E Johnson reports from New Orleans where 3000 delegates to the National Federation of Business and Professional Women discussed expanding roles for women in law medicine insurance real estate and library work. Miss Lena Madesin Phillips reelected as national president. A $500 prize was offered for the federation song. Delegates traveled from Waterloo via Kansas City and arrived for a Mardi Gras finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E Johnson
Lab of and Professional Women's Club
New Orleans
Kansas City
Memphis
Jackson
Gulfport
Chicago
E. W. Steinbeck
Siteeps Hotel
Georgia Babbitt
Waterloo
A. E. Johnson
Maplestreet
Business and Professional Woman's Club
The
Federation
Johnson
Lena Madesin Phillips
Ing
Johnect
Bess Federation
J. F. Bulensifer
Fifth Street West
Musical Program Tonight at West High
West High hosts a musical program featuring singing and instrumental numbers from the Maddigan School of Music Martin Heyde Studio Scholin Studio and Crawford School of Music. Playground talent also performs including instrumental pieces and songs by local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High Playground
Maddigan School of Music
Martin Heyde
Scholin
C. ©. Crawford
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K. P. Hall
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Calvary Evangelical Church
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Roy Leslie Smith
Charles Ferguson
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Miss McGarvey
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Edward Klein
Frank Pitzenberger
Black's Tearoom
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Henry Kleitz
Miss Sims
Eagle Center
A. H.’ French
H. E. Kegsey
Maxine
D. W. Nicholas
J. E. Kohl
Nicheles
Bridge
E. W. Bell
Jess Baugher
Patty Heid
Georgine Fox
Columbia Street
Levetta Westcott
Patricia Lou Bingham
Gertrude Crandall
Betty Kinsel
Harriet Swatzbough
Doris Larimer
Velma Tegtmeier
Franklin Par
Gordon Fay
Fox
Austin Shearer
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Merlea
Heath
Genevive Hays
Partington
Blue Star
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
E. Oth
Paris
Redfern
Ardanse
Robert Gibson
D. Cass
Edith Wangier
Jackson McCoy
F. C. Fish
H. T. Wagner
Rosina Blackman
Ruth Johnson
Vera Sniffgird
Tr Bridge
K. CG. Hall
Donal Allensworth
John Spiers
Dunkerton
C. L. Hoffman
Clara Witter
Youngstown
Elizabeth Davis
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Travelers’ Protective Association
Riverside Drive
Miss Bid Downing
Adele Lambswerk
Decorah
Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority
Mystic’ Workers
West
O. F. Hall
Buchanan's
Schulte Realty Company
Bridge Street
Duc ScEs
W. High
Heinz
Entz’s
Entz Cafe
Bank Bldg
Mr. Leonard C. Pint
A. E. Rumsey
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co
Marsh Place
Jowa
Solvite
Sena Wangler Brothers CO. Co
J. Miller
Ora
Waterson
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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