Vivien Partington Weds Merle A Heath In Cedar Falls
Miss Vivien Partington daughter of Mrs Partington and Merle A Heath son of Mr and Mrs Chiles A Heath were married in First Presbyterian Cedar Falls at 3 30 this afternoon Rev Clinton A Smith officiated The bride wore white satin with rhinestones long veil orange blossoms and a shower bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley Attendants wore yellow georgette frocks with roses and larkspur Flower girls carried small baskets of roses and snap dragons The groom's brother George Heath was best man Ushers included John Partington and Paul Kindig A reception followed in the church parlors Music featured harp and vocal selections The couple will reside at 2117 Murray avenue after Sept 15 Heath is a chemist with Colgate Palmolive in Behisville Ky The bride is a former Iowa State Teachers College graduate and English teacher The wedding notes list many names and duties from the ceremony to the reception and postnuptial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filies
Evelyn Partington
Ruth van Duyn
George Heath
Bess Man
John Partington
Paul Kindig
Luther ‘A. Richman
Glennyss Rugg
Inez Tyre
Ralph McConnell
Mendelssohn
Jean Rohlf
Johnson
Heath
Iowa State Teachers College
Theta Alpha Pai
University of Towa
West Side
Towa Uiversity
4Alpha Chi Sigma
Colgate-Palmolive Test
Behisville
Murray Avenue
Wedding of Miss Willetta Wald Is Solemnized
Miss Willetta Wald daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry C Wald of 912 Linden avenue married Lac Roy Paul Fox of Cedar Rapids Tuesday afternoon at 3 oclock The ceremony was at Rev F H Moehrmanns parsonage The bride wore a pale gown and large pink hat with Sweetpeas Fox attended from Fast High School and is manager of the Southern Serenaders Cedar Rapids
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willetta
Mr Fox
Southern Serenaders
Cedar, Rapids
Junior Auxiliary Dance Next Wednesday in Waterloo
Waterloo Woman's Club Junior Auxiliary will host a dance next Wednesday evening. Nias Maxine Mead Gretchen Gastoo Paulie Shockley Marjorie Harker Josephine Murtagh serve as organizers. Chaperones are Mr and Mrs Beapeney and Mr and Mrs Lott. Patty Hendry hosted a birthday dinner Tuesday with Miss Betty Wright as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gablic
Patty
Hendry
Western Avenue
Betty Wright
Oak Park
Picnic and Card Party By W B A Planned at Moose Hall
The Woman's Benefit Association plans a card party on September 4 and a picnic on August 29. The events, set for Moose hall, were approved at Tuesday evening meetings. The picnic will be at Mrs. Frank Higgins's Castle Hill home with lunch in the evening. Attendees ride buses from Ellis and Russell-Lamson hotels at 1 40. The yard party will feature bridge and 590 tables, with Mrs. Herbert Lantz in charge of games and Mrs. Frank Willey as serving committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Benefit Association
Moose Hall
Thelma Willey
Frank Higgins
Castle Hill
Ellis and
Russell-Lamson
Herbert Lantz
Frank (‘Willey
Hites and Phillips Wed in Nashua Church Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Lura L. Hites and Ralph C. Phillips on Saturday August 18 at the Little Brook Church near Nashua. Rev. J L McCarison presided. The couple will reside at home here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lura L. Hites and
Ralph C. Phillips
Nashua
Lura L. Bites
Ralph. C. Phillips
Little Browch Church
J. L. Mc Carison
Informal Party Honors Guests in Abbs Home
Mr and Mrs B J Tucker entertained last evening honoring Mrs Carl Tucler and Mrs Floy Eason visiting from Chicago. Mrs Raymond Wolfe of Walnut Iowa, formerly Miss Bernice McCloud, was a out of town guest. Informal games and music entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Tucker
Carl Tucler
Floy Eason
Chicago
C. H. Abbs
Raymond Wolfe
Walnut
Bernice McCloud
Mrs Powers Hosts Informal Riverside Drive Bridge Tea
Twelve guests gathered yesterday at Mrs Ivan Powers home on Riverside Drive for linen tea and bridge. Garden towers in pastel tints decorated the room. Favors went to Mrs Robert E Johnson Mrs Robert Miller and Mrs John Fanning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan BR. Powers
Riverside Drive
Robert E. Johnson
Robert Miller
John Fanning
Former Waterloo teacher visits Mrs Easton guest
Miss Ahnié Newman, former West Side High School teacher, now Chicago school supervisor, spends a few days in Waterloo renewing friendships as the guest of Mrs. J. D. Gaston. Rebekah card party tonight at Mrs. Shevaller’s home funds Sunshine Rebekah Lodge. Regular meeting decided officers will entertain Past Noble Grands at West 1.0 un F. hall Sept 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Easton
Ahnié Newman
J. D. Gaston
Rebekah
John Shevaller
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
West
UN F. Hall
Hints on Beauty Care for Elbows and Arms
A period advice column offers elbow and arm beauty tips. Scrub with a brush and hot water, apply a nourishing cream, then wipe excess. For best results, follow with vanishing cream and powder, plus daily massage to improve circulation and skin tone.
Miss Leola Perry to Wed Orval Brooks Tonight
Miss Leola Perry daughter of Mr and Mrs F M Perry and Orval D Brooks son of Mr and Mrs W W Brooks will be married at 8 oclock at the bride’s home The ceremony will be by Rev Joseph Yates in the presence of about 60 relatives and friends An arbor of pink and white garden flowers will adorn the scene A reception will follow and the couple plan a two week motor trip through the east After the trip they will reside in Waterloo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola Perry
F. M. Perry
Orval D. Brooks
W. W. Brooks
Seattice
Wash
Joseph Yates
Linden M. &. Church
Burnice
Goff
Cedar Falls
Ethel Montgomery
Lowell Smith
Akron
Brooks
The
Rath Packing Company
Waterloo
John Nemmners
Immaculate Conception
Gilbertville
Father Nemmers
St. Francis Hospital
Mississippi
Vancouver
B. C
Minois Central
Jackson
Miss
EB. A. Black
Third Street West
Black
Orsi. Keeler
Rhey Street
J. EB. Jordan
Keeler
Shower of Gifts Honors Miss Edith Thomson
Miss Edith Thomson guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower ahead of her September 1 wedding to Raymond Lambert. Hostesses Miss Wilma Fortsch and Miss Dorothy Bondurant arranged pink and white decorations. Guests included Mrs. Ella S. Thomson and Opal Mae Baker with Opal Getty Lola Honaker and Opal Honacker among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Thomson
Raymond Lambert
Wilma Fortsch
Dorothy Bondurant
Miss Bondurant
E. W. Fortsch
G. J. Bon Surent
Helen Moline
Frances van Dyke
Banto
Ella
Thomson
Mae Baker
Opal Mae
Opal Getty
Lola Honaker
Opal Honacker
Mrs Woodall Guest of Honor at Mission Tea
Mrs Woodall was guest of honor at a farewell tea hosted by the Woman's Home Missionary Society of St Pauls M E Church at Mrs R L Browns 311 Cutler Street. She spoke on missions of the western coast as Beverly Wilkins and Grace Joan Beverly presented handkerchiefs from 34 members and guests. Assisting Mrs Brown were Mrs J B Sibert Louis Townsend Louis Nyhan Rose Barber and Herbett Ruby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George. Woodall
Woman's Home Missionary Society of St. Paul's M.E. Church
R. L. Brown
Cutler Street
Woodall
Beverly Wilkins
Grace Joan Beverly
Brown
J. B. Sibert
Louis ‘Townsend
Louis Nyhan
Rose Barber
Herbett Ruby
Mrs Stevens Heads to New Mexico After European Trip
Mrs W D Stevens of Las Cruces New Mexico formerly of Waterloo left Tuesday after a short visit as guest of Mrs Walter Johnson She plans a few days in Moline Illinois then completes by motor trip to New Mexico following a tour of European countries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Stevens
Las Cruces
N. M
Waiterloo
Walter Johnson
Luncheon Courtesy Extended to Mrs Godtfring
Mrs. J. H. Godtfring, soon moving to Sioux City, was honored at a luncheon in Black's tearoom hosted by Mrs. W. E. Brown. Out of town guests included Mr. Bert Shisslett of Humboldt and Mrs. Marie Merck of Charles City. Royal Neighbor district convention attendees are to meet at Dunkerton KC Ball at 9:30 with car rides provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. HH. Godtfring
Sioux City
W. E. Brown
Bert Shisslett
Humboldt
Marie Merck
Charles Guy
R. N
Dunkerton
Tomorow
Ball
Church News Circle 6 Meeting Change
First Lutheran Missionary Society Circle 6 will meet with Mrs. Will Schroeder Thursday afternoon August 30 instead of tomorrow as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 6
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Will Schroeder
Cuba Adopts National Economic Program For Self Sufficiency
Cuba has enacted a strong national program for economic development aimed at self sufficiency and independence. A protective tariff, approved by President Machado, seeks to stimulate domestic production and reduce imports. The agricultural department promotes diversified farming and industrial growth while expanding international trade in the Western Hemisphere and Caribbean. In other items, a man in Water Street pleaded guilty to selling drugs without proper label and was fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Cuban Congress
Machado
Agricultural Department
Western Hemisphere
T.he Quan
Water Street
Tale
HW. B. Boles
Lute Tan
Luttan
Man Drowned In The Mississippi River At Rock Island
The body of N. Or Sargent 65 formerly of Manchester was found in the Mississippi River at Rock Island and brought to Manchester for burial. The coroner's inquest suggested foul play in his death identified by a relative. He lived in Manchester years but spent time in Independence and California winters. Survived by a sister Mrs Vaughn Marion Iowa a brother John Sargent San Diego and five nieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosinier
Manchester
N. OR
Althe
Sargent
Independence
California
Delia
J. A. Rector
This
Prank Vaughn
Marion
John Sargent
San Diego
Cal
John Ray
Ralph Barger
Town City
Boat Club Plans September Picnic At Le gion Island
The Waterloo Boat Club and River Improvement Association met at the club house to plan a mid September family picnic on Le gion Island and review past month activities. Ice cream sociables and boat excursions were successful despite bad weather and high water. The committee reported plans to continue Sunday power-boat excursions at Cedar River park for the remainder of the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Island
Waterloo Boat Club and
River Improvement Association
Cedar River Park
Lightning Ignites Barn Fire Near Fayette Destroying Crops
A barn on the W. G. Finch place three miles north of Fayette was destroyed by a lightning fire Monday evening. The oats and harness machinery burned. five stock were released before the strike. Communication failure hampered rescue attempts. insurance will cover part of the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotrer
Fayetté
W. G. Finch
Here
L. Sheppard
Sheppard
Waterloo items and local notices mix in city brief
Waterloo area items include travelers visiting from Chicago and Los Angeles, a Hoover speech in West Grand, a band concert at Lincoln Park, and a Know Mississippi Better tour stop. Local crimes and court actions include a car theft report and a drunken driving case with a fine, plus a bankruptcy petition by Oris Keeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Scheel
Sixth Street West
Edward Boyle
Lake Okoboji
H.W. Grout
Logan Avenue
Walter P. Jensen
Mullan Avenue
West Grand
Herbert Hoover
William Forbes
Los Angeles
Waterloo
Iowa Dairy Separator Company
J. B. Jones
Fourth Street West
West Bratch
Ayers
Lichty
Park Avenue East
Peter Bastendorf
H. B. Boies
American Legion
Lincoln Park
E. R. Moore
The
Courier
Cedar
Iowa
Booze Fighter Dalton Faces Life Reflections Behind Bars
William Dalton, 65, described as ragged and dirty, was picked up by officers after a drunken spree. He told authorities a life of misery from a Fond du Lac switchman job, unemployment after a strike, drift across Iowa and Minnesota, leading to chronic drinking. He is held in the city jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dalton
Dalton
Rock Island
Fond du Lac
Wishe
Minnesota
Six Injured in Back-To-Back Auto Crashes
Six people were injured in two separate crashes last night. In Lafayette and Second streets a cab driven by Kutler collided with the McDonald touring car injuring all aboard. In Independence avenue a Connell sedan struck a parked auto near Steely street leaving Mrs Dawson with a knee injury and others cut or bruised. All were treated at St. Francis hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kuttler
Whippet Cab Company
D. A. BE. McDonald
Fifth Street West
Kutler
McDonald
Lafayette
Second Streets
EB. W. Higgins
Parker Street
William Connell
Donald Connell
C. A. Dawson
Lane Street
Connell
Independence Avenue
Steely Street
Hawthorne School Fence Will Guard Children at Play
Hawthorne schoolyard fences project 150 feet of seven foot iron security along playground sides. Des Moines Steel Company awarded $218 contract by east district school board after enlarging yards with Dr. Fred Sage property purchase. Board discussed extending iron fences to other grade schools and approved bond refunding resolutions for $100,000 at 4.5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ineloss
Bainthorne
Des Moinés
Stat! Gompany
East District School Board
Fred ©. Sage
Hawthorne
Saba Sticks And Kitchen Tips From A Curious Page
A fragmentary recipe column offers Saba sticks with milk and sugar measures, a warm dough method, and bake guidance. It also mentions serving cold drinks with sugar, hampered notes on halibut with tomatoes, grapefruit pulp for fruit cups, and a line about missed grapefruit in summer.
Cuban carnival to invite beauty winners from US and Europe
Havana announces the annual Cuban carnival begins February 10 with invitation to the most beautiful girls from the United States and Europe. Many prize winners from the Galveston beauty contest are expected to participate in the festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
United States
Sind
Europe
Galveston
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Vs. Hoover
Sunshine Rebekah
Tard Par- Ye
Royal Neighbors
Linden, Ladies’ Ald Society
Church
Alors
F. O. P. Club
Sunnyelde
Blue Triangle League
Willetta Wald
Edna Kent Forbes
CO. WieYou
Doris L
Orval Brooks
Mrs. Stevens
New Mexico
Church News
N.R. Sargent
Gir
Fayette
Buchanan, M.C. A. Bldz
Frank H. George
Faris
Boul
Monorial
Hawthorne School
Bishop Cafeteria
Des Moines
Hills Bros Coffee
Hills Bros
Hills Bros Cha
Aera Teniay
Sea Key
ATLAS
Eieins
Atlas EL
Hoth
Dlas
Andy Allas
Frances Shop
Mavana Arms Beauties
Kellogg's
Ff. 6Th St
Svening Courier
Tiygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Sterteras
Patiom
Eesvereteeen
Wtaeteeren
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