Walter Witry Weds Grace Simons in Waterloo Service
A wedding at 8:30 pm united Walter Witry of Waterloo and Miss Grace Simons in a single ring ceremony at Sacred Heart Church. Attendants were Bernice Simons and Harold Witry. The couple planned a short trip and will reside at Elmer Bowl Apartments after return. The bride, employed by Black Hawk County Abstract Company, wore blue georgette with matching accessories. the groom works for John Deere Tractor Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hus Nieming
Secred Heart
Grace Simons
Walter Witry
Waterloo
Bernice Simons
Harold Witty
Molloy
Georges
W. J. Simons
Randolph Street
Ada Adams
Irene Dubs
Loretta
Bernice Whiny
John Demuth
Elmer Bowl Apartments
Black Hawk County Abstract Company
John Deere Tractor Company
Geraldine Joy Johnston
Hubert Johnston
Peter Hemmer
John Hemmer
Jesup
St. Johy's Catholic Church
N. J. Lenis
Gerid Porter
Ashland Avenue
Hemmer
John Deere Company
Ranger-Mitterer
Nellie Marie Mitterer
Eldora
Louise Banger
Walnut Steet Baptist Church
Warren L. Steeves
Agnes Mitterer
Ralph Balbanz
Annual Party for Postoffice Employes Held
The Waterloo post office staff and families attended a dinner party at Black's tearoom on Saturday afternoon with 110 present. Readings and music featured piano by Emma Duffy, vocals by Florence Sawyer, and Naomi Bandfeld. Dancing and banjo by the Gold Dust Twins. Toastmaster D. C. Bandfield led toasts as the event included cards and dancing.
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Waterloo Post Office
Black
Shout
Emma Duffy
Florence Sawyer
Naomi Bandfeld
Gold Dust Twins
E. J. Mulevey
E. H. Beal
D. C. Bandfield
Church News Highlights February Church Activities
The Graves Memorial senior Christian Endeavor plans a Valentine party at the church. The Macedonian class of Westminster Presbyterian will meet all day with Mrs. O A Re Dass at 912 Second St West. Graves Memorials Olterbein guild girls’ missionary society holds a regular meeting at Marie Barkhurst’s home Wednesday evening. Unity guild of First M E will be entertained at Mrs Nora Gray and Miss Ada Woodring’s home after a 6:30 picnic supper. business session and social hour follow. First Lutheran choir officers named Edith Kudart president, Mrs Edward Gleason vice president, Louise Schnudt secretary treasurer, Margaret Haus librarian. The Corner class at Graves Memorial meets Thursday at Mrs L C Ransom’s home with luncheon and class reorganization. Father and son banquet planned at Westminster Feb 29 with Dr W P McCormick to lead a special Father and Sons service Feb 17. Mrs Lewis Hecklinger hosts Silver Cross King’s Daughters at 2:30 Tuesday. Helen Gross will give a reading and Catherine Loomis a piano piece. Luther League bangles at 6:30 Tuesday at Black’s Tearoom. Violet Michael to give welcome address with other officers presenting remarks.
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Dean Gros
East High Coor Auditorium
Cedar Heights
Miriam Jean Garner
St. Mergeret’s Guild
Benefit Bridge
Flint Studio
Martin Lodge
Valentine Party
Masonic Temple
Unity Guild
First M
Nora Croy
Woman's Clubhouse
T. K. Club
Roy McLain
Columbus Club
Nelson Lewis
St. Mary's Bridge
School
Graves Memorial U. B
P. M. Schreiner
Silver Cross Circle
King’s Daughters
Lewis Hecklinger
Mary Melrose
H. B. Boies
W. H. Howrey
Isabella
K. C. Hall
First
M. E. Church
Brethren
Geraldine Smith
Oberammergau
Central Christian Church
Luther League
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Lydia
Society
First Presbyterian Church
TF. R. Niven
Christian Endeavor Party
Graves
Memorial U. B. Church
Olterbein Guild
Girls’ Missionary Society
Graves Memorial Church
Marie Barkhurst
Guild of First M. E. Church
Nora Gray
Ada Woodring
Randolph Street
First Lutheran Church
Edith Kudart
Edward Gleason
Louise Schnudt
Margaret, Haus
Thompson
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. P. McCormick
First Street West
Silver Cross King's Daughters
Helen Gross
Catherine Loomis
Luther League of Trinity American Lutheran Church
Black's
Violet Michael
Short talks and performances at church events
Alma Lubbs will play a piano solo, Marguerite Marling will impersonate, Arlene Peters will sing, and Rev. F Herbert Moehlman will speak. Banquet games follow. The Lydia society of First Presbyterian meets at 7 30 pm Tuesday with Mrs Thomas R Niven at 109 Independence Ave. Assisting are Mrs Gravee A Wheeler Mrs L L Watkins and Miss Alda R Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Lubbs
Marguerite Marling
Arlene Peters
F. Herbert Moehlman
Miss Michael
Florence Sickert
Carl Ehrke
Lil, Shanger
Edwin ‘Towne
Lydia Society of
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas R. Niven
Independence Avenue
Niven
Gravee A. Wheeler
Ll. A. Watkins
Alda R. Clark
Musicale Tea Attended by Seventy Five Women at Easton Home
Seventy five women gathered Saturday afternoon at Mrs. J. D. Easton's 416 South Street for a musical tea in support of First Congregational Church. Inez Johnson played violin, Lillian Dresser piano, both Cedar Falls. Carol Burr read. Helpers included Mrs. Harold McCray and others. tea hosted by Mrs. E K Johnson and colleagues. Earlier, Miss Fae Collins hosted a piano recital and Valentine party at 337 Argyle Street with pupils and families. rhythm theory and original composition presented. Light refreshments served by Mrs. Cathey and Mrs. Collins. A Progres sive Delphian chapter meeting at WLCA was postponed for ten weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Easton
South Street
First Congregational Church
Inez Johnson
Lillian Dresser
Cedar Falls
Carol Burr
Easton
Harold McCray
E. W. Bichler
Max Miller
Mesdames E. K. Johnson
G. C. Lindner
J. Richmond Morgan
F. E. Priend
Fae Collins
Argyle Street
Virginia Sipes
Marguerite Johnson
Betty Smith
Eleanor Eddy
Dorothy Hall
Lucy Ann Cathey
Annabelle Phennicie
C. A. Cathey
Edith Collins
Courier's 70th Anniversary Party at Hotel President
Waterloo Courier marks its seventieth founding with a Saturday party for 160 guests in the Gold room at Hotel President. Editor John G. Hertman carved a 70 candle cake, while gifts honored longtime staff. Edwin Moore Jr. served as toastmaster and entertainment featured Riviert theatre acts, tap dancing, song and bagpipe numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Courier
John G. Hertman
Hartman
Jackson McCoy
Courier
A & Group
Edwin Moore, Jr
ER. R. Moore
Riviert Theatre
H. C. Grave
Bil Carlin
Keene Brothers
Sandy McPherson
Sedeh
Bt. Valentine
Jimmie Smith
E. F. Tangney
Tangney-McGinn Hotels Company
F. E. Laird
Leon A. Link
Eleanor Hughes
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes
Practical beauty guidance from Edna Kent Forbes outlines medical and cosmetic supplies for homes. It lists hydrogen peroxide zinc ointment sulphur ointment witch hazel glycerine petrolatum ammonia and cosmetics like cleansing cream lemon juice bath powder vanishing cream and nail products. It notes simple mixtures for skin care and cautions consulting a chiropractor for corns and a scalp specialist for scalp issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
Castile
Ben Hur Dance Tuesday Night By Hur Court
The Milehair court Tribe of Ben Hur will hold a dance Tuesday evening after a business session at Wrest Sldr Odd Fellows hall. Members and friends are invited to attend and arrangements will be made for court representation at a future Newton Isbourg event in Marek.
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Wresly
Milehair Court
Ben Hur
Wrest
Wertig
Newton
Is.bourg
Marek
Local Briefs Report Multiple Health and Travel Updates
A compressed, fragment filled local brief notes several health incidents and travel movements. Mentioned are Chasse Baetin and Wenerge’s repair at 4059-ye, Sawin Murke on Ataple Street in OsI, serious injuries to Anton Lt. Wangite, and a Kansas City transport. Also cited are Dana Leonard at 1230 SIM and a Sioux City consultation for Mrs. Jon McNamara at St. Francis hospital. Don D. Miller attends a mutual life agents meeting in St. Augustine, Fla, while Mrs. Louis Fowler at 241 Prospect Avenue recovers from a stroke with nurse care and improved recovery outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawin Murke
Ataple Street
Anton Lt
Wangite
Kansas City
Mea
Dana Leonard
Sim
Hoes Springs
Ovarks
Tarein LL. Krstel
Steet
Sioux City
Jon McNamara
St. Francis Hospital
Franklin Street
Don D. Miller
tussel-Sansom
Ganneetleut Mutual Life Insurance Company
St. Augustine
Sly Services Died Norwood Scout Father John A. Sly
John A. Sly died at 7 Beacon Avenue Norwood at age 69 after a Feb 6 shock. Born May 3 1857 in Webster he lived in Norwood two years with wife Carrie Fairfield Sly and sons Nelson and John. Funeral Tuesday May’s parlors Rev George W Nead officiating. Interment Webster Mass. Former broker in New York then Waterloo Iowa 1909. Secretary roles at Greater Waterloo Mason City Chamber of Commerce.
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Courier
Norwood
Mass
John A. Sly
Nelson A. Sly
Beacon Avenue
Mr. Sly
Webster
Carrie Fairfield Sly
Favr
Nelson
John F. Sly
Harvard University
Cambridge
May
George W. Nead
Sly
New York
Waterloo
Standard Glass & Paint Co
Fourth Street West
Flint
Greater Waterloo Association
Mason City Chamber of Commerce
John
West High School
The
California
Waterlag
Dunkerton Phone Company to Move About March 1
Dunkerton Iowa Feb 11 The Dunkerton Telephone Company will occupy its new quarters in the old bank building about March 1 after purchase and installation of a new switchboard costing about 800 dollars with equipment. Marie changes and local events noted include reelection of Paul Mages lineman Mrs Henry Magee and Mrs Isabelle Gaddis as operators. A P F A fair is set for tomorrow at the schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
Joyce
Earl Canfield
Dunkerton Boys
Jesup
W. J. Parks
Greeley Security Savings Bank
Greeley
Colesburg
Eddy Declares Taken Utility Funds Tied to Iowa Figures
Sherwood Eddy charged that Dr. A. H. Ford and the late Dean W. G. Raymond of the University of Iowa received money from power utility groups in the United States. He spoke before about 1,200 at the university vesper service, attacking public utility interests. A police search sought three young bandits who robbed a Des Moines drug store of 292 dollars, with one guard outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawaily Ta
Pep
Sherwood Eddy
Sim. Cay
A. H. Ford
University of Iowa
W. G. Raymond
Power Ubility
United States
Vesper Servle
Giost Jove Garmichael
Des Moines
Iowa
Tes Moines
W.P
White Potato Croquettes and Deep Dish Apple Pie
Recipe fragment describes making croquettes from mashed potatoes with butter salt onion juice and parsley, shaped and fried after dipping in egg whites and breading. Also outlines a veal roast sauce and a deep dish apple pie with sugar cinnamon lemon juice and butter, baked until tender and served with whipped cream.
Munn Funeral to Be in Lawn City on Wednesday
Mrs. Leslie Munn dies of heart disease at 213 Eleventh Street West after long illness. Funeral at 10 3 m Wednesday at the family home officiated by Rev. Bruce Giffen of First Presbyterian Church. Burial at Riverside Cemetery in Marshalltown. Survived by husband, daughter Mrs. David Lenox Jr of Marshalltown, and her mother Mrs. Sehlek. Mrs. Munn active in Presbyterian church affairs and Woman’s club civic work.
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Aurier Spreia
Gedar Falls
Fev
Leslie Munn
Eleventh Street West
Dee
Bruce Giffen
First, Presbyterian Church
Marshalltown
Riverside Cemetery
David Lenox
Sehlek
Munn
Presbyterian Church
Woman's Chub
Motorists Urged to Use Chains on Country Roads
Northeastern Iowa officials of the state highway department advise motorists to fit chains for all trips as light snows render roads slippery and rutted. Snowfall disrupted the Chicago Great Western line between Des Moines and Minneapolis, with snow plows needed to clear drifts. The Great Western reports harsher conditions this year, per general agent F. J. Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Jowsa Staie Highway Commission
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Great Western
4. J. Howard
Malzahn Funeral Service Held in Fredericksburg
The funeral for Jack Malzahn, a 10 year old who died Saturday of carcinoma at New Hampton hospital after three weeks treatment, was held this afternoon at the Reprisal church with Rev. W. Clemo officiating. Burial followed in Rose Hill cemetery. He was survived by Mr and Mrs Ford Malzahn. John Walsey, brother of Abe Hnalsay of this place, died Sunday at Waukon aged 62. Hod Liscom is at New Hampton hospital for treatment.
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Fredericksburg
Jack Malzahn
New Hampton Hospital
W. ©. Clemo
Rose Hill Cemetery
Abe Hnalsay
Waukon
Hod Liscom
New Hampton Hhospital
Survey of Today Snowed Pleasure and Civilization
Dr J Arthur Young led a vesper discussion at First M E church on Charles A Beard’s Whither Mankind noting it surveys 14 essays on civilization. He highlighted East West contrasts, play by proxy, and the massive scope of modern amusements driven by machinery with totals reaching over 10 billion dollars in mechanized leisure and about 21 billion in nonmechanical entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Beard
First M. EB. Church
Arthur “Young
Beard
Dr. Young
Hu-Shih
Man of Christ
Havelock Ellis
Ellis
Stuart Chase
Chase
Young
Former Lawn City Man Made Cashier of Hansell Bank
Cedar Falls February 11 Donald T Eells formerly assistant cashier at Security Trust and Savings Bank Cedar Falls and more recently cashier at Walker Savings Bank has been chosen cashier of Hansell Savings Bank He will assume the new position on March 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawn City
Hansell Bank
Cedar Falls
Donald T. Eells
Security Trust& Savings Bank
Walker Savings Bank
Hansell Savings Bank
Marcel I
Canada Represented at Bolte Reunion
A family reunion yesterday at the John Bolte home six miles north of Waterloo drew attendees from Frontier Saskatchewan Waterloo Fenton Iowa Janesville Denver and other locales. Present were Mr and Mrs Fred Bolte H C Bolte Eldred Bolte George Bolte and family J H Timion H L Diekmann and family and Max Bredow among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bolte
Waterloo
Fred Bolte
Frontier
Sask
H. C. Bolte
Eldred Bolte
George Bolte
Fenton
J. H. Timion
Janesville
H. L. Diekmann
Denver
Max Bredow
Larsen Joins C M Allen Realty as City Property Manager
Edward Larsen of 70 Mulberry Street, longtime Cedar Falls resident, joins C M Allen Realty as manager of the city property and insurance departments. Larsen previously worked with Waterlon Saddlery, and has lived in the city 16 years. Allen Realty has operated here for 22 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Larsen
Mulberry Street
Waterlon Saddlery Company
Cedar Falls
C. M. Allen Reality Company
Allen
Larsen
C. M. Allen Realty Company
Sacred Heart festival draws steady parish attendance
The annual Sacred Heart festival at the church and school auditorium ran Thursday to Saturday with strong turnout. Booths vaudeville numbers and dancing provided entertainment for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Parish
Giant sequoia named after Sherman tops big trees
A giant sequoia tree named after General Sherman contains the most wood of any big tree, standing about 20 feet high with a diameter near 1 foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Sherman
Relics at Lincoln Died House Preserve a Century of Lincoln Ties
In Washington two veteran collectors Osborne Oldroyd and Lewis Reynolds guard the Lincoln legacy in the house where he died. The government bought the 3,000-item collection for 50,000 and Reynolds oversees it. Oldroyd, aged 87, handles papers in his desk while recounting how a Mt. Vernon news stand sparked his lifelong devotion. Reynolds has guided 20,000 visitors this past year, with John Littlefield’s deathbed portrait and Dr. Charles Seale among witnesses. Roy Moran then travels to Ottawa, Illinois on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. G
Abraham Lincoln
Osborne Oldroyd
Lincoln
Lewis Gardner Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
White House
Washington
Petersboro
Mr. Oldroyd
Mt. Vernon
John Littlefield
New York
Charles A. Seale
New York City
Fright
Emandy Palors
Tenth Street
Simplicity Pattern 1610 for charming summer frock design
Pattern 1610 offers a square neck frock with narrow lace trim and decorative shoulder fullness. Dotted swiss organdy or valley fabrics suit this model, available in white or color dot, with sizes 2, 4, and 6. Includes yardage, simple instructions, and a perfect fit guarantee. Order by sending 15 cents and your name address style number and size to Courier Pattern Dept. 248 W 17th Street New York City.
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lIncoln
Pattern Department
W. 17Th Street
New York City
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Church News
Senior Christian Endeavor Society of Graves Memorial Church
O. A. Re- Dass
Second Street West
School of Graves Memorial Church
L. C. Ranson
Malrons
Graves Memorial United Brethren Sunday School
Pearl Alkin
Moter Guild of
H. G. Fagles
Charles Lewis
Frank Morris
George Buchan
St. Mary's School
Mesdames Franko C. Collentine
Bernard Boesen
Lloyd Boesen
Anna Krause
Joseph Voellinger
Progressive Delphian
WLCA
Courier’s Party
Miss Johnston
Caris
J. FL Wagner
Logan Avenue
Valentine
C. A. Brown
W. M. Bill
E. H. Weber
H. J. Conter
J. P. Casey
7. Hurley
Hurley
Conter
Weber
Casey
Hill
Brown
Memorial Hall
Hinchkeen
United Commercial Travelers
Btks
Anna
Oly
Fae Hane
Onge Gwa
Son
Norwood, Mass
Dunkerton Phone Company
Eddy
Dean
Malzahn
J. A. Young
Canada
Bolte Reunion
Allen Realty CO
Srain
Illinois
Roy Moran
Rosebud Avenue
Ottawa
GUR
Wat
Rex. U
Pat
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
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