Mas Pearl G Mythaler Bride in Liles Brown Church
Mass Pearl G Mythaler married William H Scott today at Liles Brown Church near Nashua in a peach and pink wedding. The bride wore cream satin with peach satin, carried delphiniums and baby's breath, and was attended by her sister as matron of honor in rose gowns. A wedding breakfast followed at the Mythaler residence. The couple will honeymoon then live on a Rock Island area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Pearl G. Mythaler
D. FB. Mythaler
Fourth Street West
Liles Brown
Vale
Nashua
William H. Scott
Howard Scott
Shirland
JL Rey
J. L. McCarlson
Columbia Toss
Delphinums
Andy Waby
J. H. Snirley
Hse
Rose George
Brthaler
Sweetpeas
West
Iowa State ‘Teachers College
Racatrm
Scott
Shirland High School
Rockin
Qualities of Ideal Business Woman Listed
Independent Woman magazine surveys eight B and P W clubs leaders to define the ideal business woman. Highlights include self confidence, initiative, resourcefulness, honesty, service, health, enthusiasm, grooming, tact, loyalty, and punctuality, with emphasis on authority, discernment, and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natonal Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Fts
Lena Mades
Phillips
New York
Wester M. Smith
National Education
Florence H. Stone
Miss Rose
House
Virginia Montgomery
Frances E. Plath
Hsis
Eva Hunt Dockery
Craig Ellyson Praised In Town State Voice Recital
A Cedar Falls recital at Gilchristchapel featured Craig Ellyson, a young tenor from Teachers College. He received heartfelt appreciation for a sweet mellow voice and sincere, well controlled performance pleased the audience, with an encore for Where’er You Walk and accompaniment by Ruth Shimp Hull Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilchristchapel
Town State’ Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Co. W. Ellyson
Craig
Ellyson
Dana
McGill
Ruth Shimp
Hull. Jr
Little Players organize youngest music club in city
The Little Players, the youngest club in the city, organized under Miss Anhette M. Lingelbach piano instructor. Charter members include Betty Gibson Wendell Hayward Jean Huston Dorothy Seer Clark AL Hert. Young Musicians guests judged contests. Lucille Timernan led musical games and played two numbers. Betty Jean Benison presented a picture to the club. W. C. A Blue Triangle league plans a 69 m. gathering for Cedar Heights picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Players
Esterday
Hette M. Lingelbach
Singelbach
syCharter
Betty
Gibson
Wendell “Hayward
Jean Huston
Dorothy" Seer Clark
AL Hert
Fifier
Lucille Tim‘nerman
Matthilde -Bilbra
Jessie K. Gasnor
Betty Jean Benison
Golden Link Club Notes Meeting Shifted to July TS
Tris club members held a picnic luncheon today at Electric Park. The Golden Link club postponed its planned meeting to July TS, replacing today’s gathering with a postponed event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Link Club
Tris Club
Et Electric Park
Mrs Weitnauer and Miss Hoover Host Linden Class
Mrs Bernad Trego and Miss Helen Lemper entertained Linden Methodist Episcopal church Sunday school members at Miss Lemper’s. Two guests were honored, Mrs William Weitnauer and Miss Gertrude Hoover who will soon leave for Denver to enter nurses training. Mrs Wellnauer received a gift show and sweetpeas and roses adorned the table. Seventeen guests attended with Mrs Foster Nelson Lipton visiting out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Trego
Helen Lemper
Linden Methodist Episcopal Church
Foster Nelson
Lipton
S V Auxiliary Plans Sooner Picnic and Events
At Memorial Hall last evening Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War camp and auxiliary discussed the annual picnic moved from July 15 to July 19 at Byrnes Park with Grand Army of the Republic comrades as guests. The auxiliary hosts an all day Kensington on July 18 at Mrs George A Clark home and Iowa City auxiliary invited for its reception to honor department officers on Saturday and a picnic Sunday at To ws City. Chautauqua Club notes stressed mission schools as the origin of Chi pa’s modern education and western science, praising missions for education and medical service contributions through medical missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Sons of Union’ Veterans
Byrnes Park
Grand Army of the Republic
Kensington
George A. Clark
Iowa City
Tows
City
Chautauqua Club
Chipa
West
Cedar Heights church groups plan joint mission meeting
Missionary society of Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian church and Cedar Heights Woman's Christian Temperance union will hold a joint meeting at 2 30 p m tomorrow in the home of Mrs William Galloway Otierbein guild of Graves Memorial United Brethren church will be entertained at 7 30 p m today in the home of Mabryn Murphy Ladies Social union of the Universalist church will meet for 1 o clock luncheon tomorrow in the parish house Hostesses will be Mrs G C W Caldwell and Mrs H E Weatherwax Ladies Aid society of Linden wi church will meet tomorrow afternoon in the church parlors Members of the eleventh division will be hostesses Circle six of First Lutheran Missionary society will meet tomorrow afternoon in the home of Mrs N A Potter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society
W. OT
U. Cedar Heights
William Galloway
Rowena Circle
Yeomen
Floyd
Cushman
Faithfy
W. Kunstling
Ladies’ Social Union
Universalist Church
Blue Triangle League
Otierbein Guild of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Mabryn Murphy
Ladies Social Union of the Universalist Church
W. Caldwell
H. E. Weatherwax
Ladies” Aid Society of
Linden
First Lutheran Missionary Society
N. A. Potter
Hints in Beauty Care A Skin Food
An old column explains homemade skin cream benefits and a detailed recipe using wax spermacet olive oil rose water borax and almonds. It claims the mixture nourishes skin and tightens pores while offering general beauty advice for tired readers. The note ends with a casual weight reduction aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borax
Lre
Avery
County W C T U Picnic Plans at Farm With Community Invite
Black Hawk County Woman's Christian Temperance Union outlines plans for an annual picnic at the county farm on Wednesday July 18. Mary J. Gierin Philpot leads the meeting in Willard Hall announcing a 10 a m service and usual program plus institute features. Guests provide sandwiches and a covered dish. bus transportation from Waterloo is arranged. members with cars to assist others.
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Black Hawk County
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mary J. Gierin Philpot
Willard Hall
Regward
Waterloo Union
T. U
Waterloo
Edwin Boardman
Ella Hobart
Southern Christian Institute
Edwards
Helen Byrnes
Young People’s Branch
Wcgu U
Royal
Wateriog
Black Hawk I. C
Iplans
Atnc
jMon
Dun
Igedar River Park
Brain Test Answer Clues With Misspelled Terms
A brief note lists erroneous words in a brain test. It notes Fearth 42 and Tan 5 as incorrect, alongside corrupted phrases such as Rade As and Troe lt, suggesting scrambled or misread items in the exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fearth
Tan
Rade As
Troe
Mrs Connolly Hosts Chicago Visitor Honor Dinner
Mrs Arthur Connolly presided at dinner in Black's tea room honoring Mrs Elizabeth Shaw of Chicago who is visiting here. Other guests included Mrs Martha Taylor, F W Wittstock, Elizabeth O'Conner, Henry O'Connor, and Misses Dolores Wittstock, Margaret Wittstock, Mary Murphy, Madeline Connolly, and Mary O'Connor. Shasta daisies adorned the table. Mrs Shaw is Mrs Taylor's sister. The evening ended with a theatre party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Connolly
Black
Elizabeth Shaw
Chicago
Mmes
Martha ‘Taylor
F. W. Wittstock
Elizabeth O'Conner
Henry O’connor
Dolores Wittstock
Margaret Wittstock
Mary Murphy
Madeline Connolly
Mary O'Connor
Mrs. Shaw
Mrs. Taylor
Mrs Alygre Improves After Illness at St Francie
Mrs. William Alygre of 1601 Jefferson Street who had been seriously ill at St Francie hospital for several days was reported greatly improved today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alygre
William Alygre
Jefferson Street
St. Francie Hospital
Local briefs and notices from city events
A collection of short items reports church and family travels. Vacations include Walnut Street Baptist pastor Rev Warren L Steeves and family leaving for Timberlake and a trip west to Tacoma Vancouver B C and Winnipeg. A quit claim deed transfers assets from Central Iowa Power to Iowa Public Service. Officials tour furniture markets in Chicago and Grand Rapids. Lions convention attendee and family visits noted. Traffic collision injures Ethel Rigdon. Mervin Marter undergoes amputations after mower accident. LaMoine Schrader injured in vehicle bicycle crash with skull injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren L. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist “Church
Bruce
Timberlake
Henry J. Meyers
Co. D. Palmer
Walnut Court
West
Tacoma
Wash
Vancouver
B. GC
Winnipeg
County Recorder
Iowa Power & Light Co
Iowa Public Service Company
W. J. Nichols
L.B. Gates
Chicago
Grand Rapids
M. S. Willard
Nichols & Gates
Bess M. Nichols
L. B. Gates
State Street
Ethel, Rigdon
Route 4
Lee Rigdon
Newell
Idaho Streets
New Face Powder Melds Purity and Longevity
A new MELLO GLO beauty powder introduces a French process for a lasting shade that resists perspiration and won’t clog pores. Described as absolutely pure and novelty in makeup, it promises rare qualities. Priced at one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honger
State colleges seek higher funding from legislature
Iowa City July 11 Annual appropriations of 7,300,286 for Iowa's three state supported colleges will be asked by the state board of education. The biennial report requests a yearly 1,438,798 more than two years ago. Total for five institutions under the education board would be 7,729,287, with 450,000 yearly for five years to build a library at the University of Town. Heating plant at Iowa State Teachers College and a 850,000 allocation for women’s gymnasia at Iowa State and at Iowa State College are among major requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
State Board of Education
Education Board
Board of Education
Colleges For the Deaf and Blind
University of Town
T. C
Wold
State College
Iowa State Teachers Cole
Missing Girl Found Unconscious in Haymow at Home
Cedar Falls. July 11. Miss Mary Thompson 11 foster daughter of Mr and Mrs L H Thompson was found unconscious in a haymow yesterday after being missing 24 hours She was last seen in a field Monday afternoon and officers searched for her Believed to have left home she was at first in serious condition but much improved today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Mary Thompson
L. H. Thompson
Tomato Fritters and Veal Stew and Sugar Pie Collection
A compendium of simple recipes with Tomato Fritters using ripe tomatoes eggs salt and flour cooked on a greased gridle. Veal Stew recipe browns loin cubes with onions bay leaf paprika then simmered in water until tender and thickened with cornstarch. Brown Sugar Pie combines brown sugar butter egg yolks flour cocoa milk and vanilla baked in a pie shell with a browned meringue topping.
EXD STACXYVILLE VISIT. Osage Ia July 11
Anna Hebers and Miss Julia Bherbring, visiting the former's son Rev J B Her bers, pastor of St Mary's Catholic church in Gracyville, returned on Tuesday to Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Mow
Anna Hebers
Julia Bherbring
J. B. Herbers
St Mary’s Catholic Church
Gracyville
Petersburg
Melo Softens City Water Boosts Washing Power
A narrator explains hard city water leaving dirty gray blankets and curdled suds. It recommends using Melo to soften water and enhance cleaning, with or without soap, urging readers to buy it at their grocer.
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Pearl Mythaler
W. H. Scott
Otterbein Guild
Graves Memorial
J. B. Church
Majel Guild
Ross Conservatory
Russell Lameson
Craig Ellyson
Association
Cedar Heights
Mrs. Weitnauer
Miss Hoover
Church News
Paris
Agnes
Connolly
Buchanan's
Mervin Marter
Mgr
LaMoine Schrader
Fred H. Schrader
South Street
Commercial Street
LaMoine
Presbyterian Hospital
Herbert Hoover
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Henry Dettmer and Sons
Irvin and
Roy
Cincinnati
E. W. Dettmer
Lane Street
Minnesota
Maria
Grace Feyereisen
Peliam
Minne
A. J. Busby
Baltimore Street
Feyerelsens
Pesko Edge
U.S
Good Housekeeping Institute
United States Rubber Company
Bnew
York City
Adams Paper & Specialties CO
Frank Wartey
Brownbilt Shoe Store
West Fourth ST
Hills Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
Pau, On
Hresh
Besson
Eally
Rey
Nelo
Aires
O. Canton, Ohio
Sant-Llish
Fashion Department
Hee Ts
Wes
Onceween
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