Marriage announced for Lovina Allison and Carroll Lynn
Announcement of the marriage on May 26 at Independence was shared at a bridge party hosted by the bride at 416 South street. Rev. L A Miller officiated, with Miss Harriett Slulis and DeWitt Spensely as attendants. The couple will reside at 622 First Street West Yellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovina Allison
Carroll Lynn
Independence
J. D. Easton
South Street
Rev. L. A. Miller
Harriett Slulis
Cedar Falls
DeWitt Spensely
Waterloo
Ruth Knittle
Elizabeth Brower
Evelyn Radell
Harriett Slutts
Maynard Showers
Elsie Christofferson
Marie Christofferson
Ann Hause
Mable Taylor
Frances Barsalou
Van Metre Family Reunion at Fort Dodge
A reunion of Mrs. I. Van Metre's family took place at Hawkeye fairgrounds Fort Dodge yesterday afternoon. Attending were Mrs. Van Metre two daughters two sons and six grandchildren. The children listed include Mrs. E. L. Corton and her husband Waterloo Maurice Van Metre and his wife Cleveland Horace Van Metre and his wife West Palm Beach Fla Mrs Iver B. Gund with her husband and four children Kingsley Ia Ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. van Metre
Hawkeye Fairgrounds
Fort Dodge
van Metre
E. L. Corton
Waterloo
Maurice van Metre
Cleveland, O
Horace van Metre
West Palm Beach
Fla
Iver B. Gund
Kingsley
Shower Given for Couple Who Will Wed Sept 15
Mrs. M. M. Smith and Mrs. R. W. Crawford hosted a Thursday evening shower at 917 Newton Street in honor of Miss Wauneth Bramble and John Furbush, who plan to marry September 15. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Trost, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Morse, Edwin Stearns, Lyle Allen, Theoren McWamee, Miss Vera Morse, Miss Gertrude Bramble, Mrs. Miranda Furbush, Earlville, TH, and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Crawford of Dubuque. A gift-laden miscellaneous shower was presented to the couple.
Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Maynard II for Daughter-in-Law
Mrs H B Maynard II at 428 Fourth Street West entertained 38 guests at a bridge party for her daughter-in-law Mrs Robert Maynard of Muncie Indiana. Out of town guests included Mrs C F Simpson Nashville Tenn Mrs Bennett St Louis Mo Mrs Ralph Growl Madison Wis Miss Martha Goette Virden Ill and Mrs Kenneth Hill Daytona Beach Fla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
West
Robert Maynard
Muncie
Ind
C. FL Simpson
Nashville
Musical Program at First M. E. Church Sunday Evening
Albert Scholin directs a special program at First Methodist Church with Miss Dene May soprano and other soloists including Miss Rubye Heald Victor Zellhoefer and Ralph Gram. Program features Bach Gluck Verdi Mendelssohn and Lachner selections plus a Bach organ recital and choral numbers. Miss Bachle honored at a surprise party prior to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Scholin
First Methodist Church
Miss Dene May
Rubye Heald
Victor Zellhoefer
Ralph Gram
Orpheus
Gluck Barnes Coleman
Albert Schella
Central Christian Church Ladies' Aid elects officers
The Ladies' Aid society of Central Christian Church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Clarence Fifield of 623 Allen Street. Mrs F Le Tanner was re elected president with Mrs Fifield as assistant. Mrs O S Rugle was named secretary and Mrs Claude Parks as treasurer. The next meeting will be with Mrs Oscar Saunders at Millerdale on Sept 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church Ladies’ Aid Society
Clarence Fifield
Allen Street
F. le Tanner
Pifield
Rugle
Claude Parks
Oscar Saunders
Millerdale
Byrnes Park
D. H. Gregory
Edward Bower
Frank Tate
Lawrence Olson
Maud Campbell
Ruth Moesner
Ray Smith
Hints in Beauty Care Beautiful Feet
Advice on foot fashion favors one good pair of shoes over many cheap pairs. Emphasizes simple, round toe low heel styles in tan, beige, or suede tones for youthfulness and comfort. Recommends consulting a doctor for skin issues and suggests side-parted hair to frame the face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tve
Local Couple to Wed in Kansas City
The marriage of Miss Ardath Lindsay and J. W. Morgan of Waterloo will be solemnized at Grace M church in Kansas City Missouri at noon Monday. Rev J Murphy to perform the ceremony with attendants Mr and Mrs Champ Gross of Kansas City. The bride to wear navy georgette ensemble with fall hat. Dinner to follow. couple to reside in Waterloo. Miss Lindsay a Gates Business College graduate employed by Waterloo Fruit and Commission Co. Mr Morgan son of Mrs G Passmore of Rock Island Illinois is a purchase goods inspector for John Deere. Mr and Mrs A E Bross of Waterloo accompany the couple to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardath Lindsay
J. W. Morgan
Grace M
Gates Business College
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Go
Morfan
G. ©. Passmore
Rock Island, Til
John Deere Company
A. E. Bross
Waterloo
Kansas City
Club Notes Highlight September Meetings Across Local Groups
Numerous clubs held gatherings at member homes and Byrnes park with prizes awarded in 500 and bridge. Highlights include T. T. FL at 415 Rebel avenue and Byres park picnics, officers elected for De-R-Best club, Amica luncheon at 306 Walnut Street, and Joyle and O Neil hosting upcoming events.
Waterlog Coening Courier Patterns
To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design send to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 13 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in 10 days after sending in your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Young Couple to Live in Waterloo
Miss Gladys Jurgens and Theodore Moeller were married in Des Moines and will reside in Waterloo. Mr. Moeller is in business in Waterloo. In Dysart events at Sunnyside Country Club served 120 at dinner with a bridge for men and women planned next Wednesday and a dinner dance slated for Friday September 7, Labor Day Monday canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Country Club
Luncheon Planned by Mrs Eggert and Mrs Lommel
Mrs Ray Leeert and Mrs A L Lommel to be joint hostesses at a 1 oclock luncheon at Sunnyside Country club next Thursday with bridge tables for the afternoon About 125 invitations issued The Diner Party hosted by Miss Margaret Weishaar at 312 South Street for eight guests in honor of Miss Marjorie Loomis who will teach in Buffalo Center this year Miss Madeline Peterson of Clear Lake attended as out of town guest The evening was informal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacle
Helen Bachle
Michael Reese Hospital
Chicago
Florence Street
Bernice Gindt
Clara Enies
Frank Bachle
Alice Monahan
Freda Kreuger
Blanche Douglass
B. L. Douglass
Lincoln Street
Douglass
Sadie Douglass
Joyle Club
Alexander Mutech
George Farnstworth
Berkshire Road
Dan O'Neil
Daniel Holmes
Homer Gordon
Holmes
Charles Childs
Cedar Rapids
O'Neil
Forest Ave
Ray Leeert
A. L. Lommel
Sunnyside Country Club
Margaret Weishaar
South Street
Marjorie Loomis
Mason City
Buffalo Center
Madeline Peterson
Clear Lake
City in Brief: School Starts Soon and Local Travel Notes
City in brief reports on school start timing and local travel. Notices note Buchanan and M.C.A. Building ad exposure, W C N and M CN railway executives returning from Park Falls Minnesota, neighbors improving after illness on Grant Avenue, and plans for Labor Day weekend rail excursions. Residents including Lovejoys, Andersons, Shannon, Cornish, Kirk, Wells, Gordon, and Shire Tian are mentioned with trips to The Dells, Chicago, Mankato, and Benham Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. M. Cheney
W., C.F. & N. Railway
Park Falls
Minn
BR. CG. Pedersen
Grant Avenue
A. B. Lovejoy
Third Avenue West
Dells
Wisconsin
Frances Anderson
Memorial Hospital
Chicago
A. T. Anderson
Cottage Street
Russell-Lamson
M.S. Cornish
Fourth Street West
Mankatone
Labor Day
W. 4. Kirk
Margaret Wells
W. G. Gordon
Lenore
F. P. Shire- Tian
Baltimore
Mint Cup and Early Season Vegetable Soup Recipe
Mint Cup combines fresh mint juice with lemon, water and sugar then mixed with ice cold ginger ale for a refreshing drink. Also suggested is a hearty vegetable soup highlighting corn and lima beans as the season’s best fare. A strawberry pie with berries, flour, sugar and lemon juice ends the menu.
Family reunion and teaching appointments noted in region
Mr. Ross and family joined a reunion in Benham then toured Kentucky before returning home. Judge G. O. B. Ransier and daughter Marion travel from Cedar Heights to Battle Creek for Mrs. Ransier's health. Marion to return Sunday. Miss Ruth Gary and Miss Catherine Eckstein, both of Cedarville, depart tomorrow for Belle Plaine Kansas to teach in public schools with Gary in kindergarten and Eckstein in primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
W. H. Ross
Effie Refsnider
Benham
Cincinnati
Kentucky
GO. EB. Ransier
Marion Ransier
Cedar Heights
Battle Creek
Maich
Ruth Gary
Franklin Street
Catherine Eckstein
Reed Street
Belle Plaine
Prublic
Miss Gary
Miss Eckstein
Dunkerton Man Improved After Flood Poisoning
Dunkerton resident Arthur Haldiman, confined in Allen Memorial Hospital for ten days following flood poisoning, is reported much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerton
Arthur Haldiman
Allen Memorial Hospital
Brain test answer appears with missing numbers
The sequence lists numbers 1 through 33 with several omissions. The numbers not appearing are 3 6 7 8 15 16 20 24 23 29 32.
Jenks Family Returns From Western Tour to Gideon Convention
F Willis Jenks with son Don daughter Helen and niece Shirley completed a 9000 mile auto trip to the western coast for the International Gideon convention in San Francisco. They visited relatives in Eli Grove Cal and Rio Vista before returning via Colorado Springs Yellowstone and the Redwood highway to Seattle. Only rain encountered was last Tuesday night in Mankato Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Willis Jenks
Don
Helen
Shirley Jenks
San Francisco
Mr. Jenks
T. Bulen McCormick
Eli Grove
Cal
John G. Stewart
Rio Vista
Waterloo
Colorado Springs
Yellowstone Park
Pike's Peak
Los Angeles
Redwood Highway
Seattle
Wash
Mankato
Minn
Melo makes water clean and white clothes
A brisk ad describes soft water washing and the wonder of Melo cleaner. It notes initial hard water being transformed by Melo, making soap work better and clothes whiter. It urges readers to buy Melo at their grocer.
Pexel jelly powder cuts boiling loss and saves fuel
Pexel makes jelly by eliminating most boiling. It preserves full fruit flavor and color. A 100% pure fruit powder that keeps indefininitely. Works with fresh fruit juice or unsweetened canned fruit. Cost is 30 cents per package, with a recipe booklet. The Pexel Company, Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pexel Company
Chicago
Thlinois
Jelly making recipe math from juice and sugar
The note lists proportions for jelly: 414 cans strawberry juice with 2 cups sugar yields 11 glasses, 4.4 cups raspberry juice with 3 cups sugar yields 11 glasses, 6 cups currant juice with 10 cups sugar yields 14 glasses, and 414 cups grape juice with 7 cups sugar yields 10 glasses.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lynn-Allison
Sons of Veterans, Camp and auxliary—Memorial Hall
Maccabee pienlo—Electric
Park
Es Sasa
Club
Freundschaf
Y. W
Mystic Workers
Waterloo I
F Hall
H. B. Maynard II
Blue Triangle League
M. &. Church
Solas
Verdi Curran
Pierson
Upauin Cee Cay
Miss May
Weer Scott
Miss Heald
Mr. Zellhoefer
Gram
Elijah
Mendelssohn
Buck
Lachner
Mr. Gram
Galbraith
Mr. Zellheefer
Isblude
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
F. W. Wittstock
A. L
HB. G. Geller
Anplington
Waterloo Township
Farm Bureau
Riverview Park
Waterlon I. C
F. Hall
Church News
I. E. Warner
Leavitt Street
George Moothart
T. T. FL Club
Rebel Avenue
Harold Masters
Ray Garrabrant
Jack Fogle
Ira Garrabrant
Broadway
Tris Club
Byres’ ‘Park
Julia Den‘ois
Julia White
Zessa Hanna
W. D. Miller
Sixth
Street West
Lena Taylor
Amica Club
E. M. Rittenhouse
Walnut Street
J. B. Knowles
J. H. Eddy
J. G. Meggison
Ford Reed
H. W. Weaver
George Wyth
Coening
Jae
Venwe
Paris
Doeuiliet-Daucet
Dysart
Gladys Jurgens
F. W. Jurgens
Kanawha
Theodore Moeller
Adolph Moeller
Des Moines
Evangelical
G. P. Canelti
Anna Bell
Moeller
Buchanan, ¥.M.C.A
E. N. Ross
Hills Bros
Hills Bros Ge
FIOST
Shop For Women
West Fourth St
Bridge St
Marco Amd
Melo
Hygienic Products, CO
Canton, Ohio
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