Marriage of Miss Grate Boeller and Earth Mathews
Miss Grate Boeller daughter of Mr and Mrs John Boeller 727 Reber avenue wed Earth Mathews son of Mr and Mrs Bit Mathews 1122 Wellington street at the First Methodist Episcopal parsonage. Dr J Arthur Young pastor performed the single ring ceremony. The couple left for Dubuque and will reside at 1243 Locust street after August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grate Boeller
John Boeller
Reber Avenue
Mathews
Dubuque
Bit Mathews
Wellington Street
First’ Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Arthur Young
Locust Street
Ease High School
Wess High School
Iowa Strte. College
Ames
Iowa State Teachers College
aAmes
Gamma Sigma Chapter
Sigma Nu Fraternity
State Highway Commission
Ethel Jones Delights LS TC Concert
Ethel Jones contralto won wide applause at the Iowa State Teachers College auditorium with 18 numbers including the pieces To Sorrow and My Heart Is a Garden. Prof Edward Sturtz and family received praise, and a reception followed in Gilchrist hall with Miss Alta Freeman assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Spreiat Service
Gedar Falls
Moxdern
Iowa State
Teachers College
Ethel Jones
Independence
Edward Sturtz
Kurtz
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Weekly social listings show clubs and gatherings across afternoons and evenings. Highlights include Dickens club at Mrs A Repass residence, Catholic Girls club at Dinck's tea room, Pythian Sisters at K of P hall WL B and A.Moose hall, Woman's club social, Sunshine Rebekah lodge at Waterloo L Co hall, W T U picnic at county farm, river triangle, W C A, and a Friday Old-time dinner dance at Universalist pavilion and Electric Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
A.moose
Woman's Club
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Waterloo L Co. Oo FE Hall
J County Farm
River Triangle
Universalist
Pienie—Lectric Park
Patriotic Orders Invited to Attend D O V Reception
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War announce a reception in Memorial Hall at 8 30 p m Tuesday with national aide Mrs A J Rodenhayer and state delegate Miss Lain Gilley among speakers and performances by musicians and readers from G A R comrades and local clubs all inviting members from Independence and others across the state to attend and enjoy talks and musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Rodenhayer
May Walker
Lain Gilley
Denver
Colo
Memorial Hall
Jane Kirkwood
Daughters of Union Veterans of
Independence
Maury Slizer
Alice Bellinger
Frances Ehrig
Yvonne Laurie
Leonard Gaige
D. Mitt Grigg
Alvin Bross
J. F. Bross
Warry
Picnic at Universalist Church Priday
Universalist church and Sunday School announce a Friday picnic at Electric ark. Supper served at 6 p m. Each family to bring dishes sandwiches and a covered dish. Tea cream will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church
Electric Ark
Dickens Club Notes at Mrs Repass Home
Dickens club planned a Monday gathering at the summer cottage of Mrs O A Repass weather worsened and the event shifted to her home for entertainment by Mrs Repass in unfavorble conditions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens Club
jMrs. O. A
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes
Advice on soap uses for face manicure stockings and skin care in a wartime era column. Edna Kent Forbes promotes white Castile soap for cleansing the face nails hands and delicate stockings while suggesting creams and routines to improve skin and grip on grooming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent
Edna Kent Forbes
Womin
Castile
Sean
Engaged Miss Alene Flint to Wed Ora Richardson Aug 11
Announcement of the engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Alene Flint daughter of Mrs L W Punt to Ora K Richardson son of Mr and Mrs Edward Richardson Storm Lake Ia. A luncheon at Sunnyside Country Club featured ship theme decorations and personalized place cards marking August 11 1928 as the wedding date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alene Flint
Ora K.richardson
L. W. Punt
Bayard Street
Ora K. Richardson
Edward Richardson
Storm Lake
Sunnyside Country Club
Rockford School Names Elizabeth McCartney Music Supervisor
Elizabeth Gilli McCartney, daughter of Mr and Mrs McCartney, of 100 Third Street West, is named supervisor of music in the senior high school at Rockford. She is finishing a Master of Arts at De Paul University Chicago and has studied at Grinnell Northwestern American Conservatory Columbian and the Allied Arts Conservatory Waterloo. Also notes packing methods and a tour by thirty five students from Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls to Rath Packing plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gilli McCartney
Birs
McCartney
Third Street West
Rockford
Miss McCartney
de Paul University
Chicago
Scweling
Grinnell College
Northwestern University
Evanston
American Conservatory of Music
Columbian University
New York City
Allied Arts Conservatory of Music
Waterloo
Potatoes with Pimentoes and Tomato Bake Guide
A home cooking guide outlines two main dishes. First a mashed potato and pimento casserole with hot milk and grated cheese, baked until browned. Second a stuffed tomato bake topped with crumbs and cheese, then oven baked. A peppermint ice cream dessert is described with milk, crushed candy, and whipped cream, partially frozen for serving.
Waterloo council to set date for public budget hearing
Budgets will dominate a council meeting Monday evening as departments present requests. The fire department seeks 120564.50 dollars, a 25 percent rise over 1927 38, with a 10 percent salary hike petition from firemen and policemen to be considered. Park board seeks 18350 dollars on a 12 mill basis, golf and circus revenue push total to 23670, library budget 46900 with 800 from fines, riverfront 2 mill levy, playground from 1 mill to 1.5 mills. Mayor Libbitts says few items beyond budget will come up. The city budget must be filed with the county auditor by August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Fire Department
Park Board
Riverfront Commission
Playground Commission
Glenn 4
City in Brief Offers Local Notices and Travel
A mixed page of brief notices from Buchanan and nearby towns lists optical service ads, travel plans, family visits, hospital updates, and community announcements. Entries mention AgnesFinder planning a Lincoln trip, Harold Plumb recovering at Allen Memorial Hospital, a nurse club summer break, and several families preparing for trips to Chicago Detroit Louisville and northern Saskatchewan. Also noted are a leap year birth, a warning on whooping cough, and various residents called to relatives or business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Glockner
Campbell Avenue
United Conunersial
Lake Okohofi
Emma Jean
W. MN. Webb
City Electrician
Fred W. Tesmer
Evelyn
Williston Ave
Nue
Waterloo Rec Program Grows Into Year Round City Activity
City recreation drive led by Victor A Read reports 83 953 participants in the last year with about 10 000 individuals active in Waterloo's program. Winter centers, playground leagues, intercity events, swimming, ice skating and a six team municipal baseball league expanded city life and spurred by public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zellhoefer
Waterloo
Victor
reMhocfer
Victor A. Read
Armeg
Forum Hall
Mfe
Park Board Proposes 1929-30 Budget for City Expenditures
The park board asks the city council to approve a 1929 30 budget totaling 23670 with 18350 from tax levy and 5320 from park board earnings. Salaries cut by 1960, 13460 29 projected spend, earnings estimated at 6320, with major costs in golf concessions grounds and bathing. Separate 9025 requested for park board fund retirement and bond interest, plus 7000 sinking fund consideration. Board members are A C Sherwood chair, A Morris and Mrs J Hy Ensley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Board
City’ Council
Lye
A. ¢. Sherwood
A. Morris
Cedar Falls Revival Opens Monday
Cedar Falls July 1 Rev. Gilw Wilson and an evangelistic party of four will begin an open air series Sunday night at Fourth and Washington streets. College prayer meetings for next week are scheduled: Monday Mrs Tollefson 710 Blu r street Tuesday Mrs Co Peters 631 Tremont street Wednesday Mrs Nordman 622 Second Street Thursday Mrs Brow 2218 Merner street Friday Mrs Nordman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Gilw Wilson
Evangelistic Party of Four
Pourth
Washington Streets
Tollefson
Blur Street
Peters
Tremont Street
Nordman
Second Street
West
Brow
Merner
Priday
The Child's First School Is the Family Froebel Issued by National Kindergarten Assn
A weekly Evening Courier column discusses child discipline focusing on the Bailey and White families. A mother learns to replace harsh punishment with calm guidance to shape David, a difficult boy, through consistent self control and better-parenting practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froebel
National Kindergarten Association
West Fortieth Street
New York City
Evening Courier
Early formative years urge strong child training
A quotation from Eleanour McClelan Wingsbury of Antioch College, Ohio, lamenting neglect of early childhood development. It argues that proper understanding and training in the child’s first years builds a firm foundation to avert mental and moral issues in later life, describing children as malleable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouch
Budding & House
Lnter
Eleanour McClelan Wingsbury
Antioch Collett
Ohio
Motion to Dismiss Cecil Permit Suit Granted by Court
Judge R W Masney in district court yesterday afternoon granted two motions to dismiss Cecil suit to compel Waterloo city and Building Commissioner D B Toenjes to issue a permit for a filling station at Walnut and Fifth. The city was dismissed for lack of shown city act and Toenjes dismissed for lack of shown acts preventing Cecil from proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
R. W. Masney
J. D. Cecil
City of Waterloo
D. B.toenjes
Walnut
Fifth Streets
Carleton Sias
Roper We Srs
Tocnjes
Toenjes
Cook Bond On Murder Charge Set At 10000 Dollars
Judge R W Hasner set Kenneth Cooks murder charge bond at 10000 dollars bringing total bail to 12000 to free him from jail while awaiting trial for the Pint murder and two related charges including failure to report an accident and aid a injured person. The grand jury returned three indictments at noon and later added 14 more against other individuals. William Gushard, a farmer near Gilbertville, was indicted for assault with intent to murder along with multiple driving while intoxicated and liquor offenses. Bench warrants were issued for 13 others as deputies mass arrest them. L C Coleman posted 1000 bond after indictment for driving while intoxicated. Ora Benson posted 1000 bond for legal possession and nuisance charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Cook
R. W. Hasner
Cook
Donald Pint
Pan
Grand
Gushard
William Gushard
Gilbertville
O. O. Nelson
Nelson
L. C. Coleman
Fourth Street East
Calemai
Park Road
Ora Benson
Reed Wallace Moore Are Club Speakers
W A Reed editor of the Tribune will speak at the Rotary noon luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson sharing impressions of the Democratic national convention in Houston. David A Wallace assistant superintendent at John Deere Tractor will discuss Mexico experiences at Kiwanis noon lunch. Rev W R Moore Newton pastor will address Conopus club at Black’s Large Tuesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Reed
the Tribune
Rotary Club
Houston
Russell Lamson
David A.wallace
John Deere Tractor Company
Mexico
Kiwanis Club
W. R. Moore
Presbyterian Church
Newton
Conopus Club
Black's Larage
Brain Test Answer Riddle Pairs Facts
Puzzle lists seven items with clues for common words. Entries include British gold Thursday Greece St Helens hexagon and Pacific. Each clue hints at a related term, forming a mixed set of geography and shapes tied to a brain teaser.
Waterlou Courier PATTERNS Offer for Up-to-Date Designs
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises new sewing patterns from the fashion department. Patrons pay 10 cents per pattern and receive patterns by mail within about 10 days. Patterns are described as enabling seam allowances and prompt fulfillment is promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Levening Courier
Waterloo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace Boeller
Earl Mathews
Sunnyside
J. W. Rowntree
J. E. O'Keese
H. W. Flint
Minnie ‘Tanner
Town City
W. B. A.w—Woman's Benefit Association
Mocee Hall
Harry Nanny
Frank Guyer
Kate Ciford
U. C
Zilish Carstensen
Clinton
Ladies’ Auxiliary
United Commercial Travelers
Estevle Clausen
Clinton Auiliary
Lilian Huntington
Vinestreet
Carstensen
Clausen
Miss Huntington
Mason Ciry
Mason City
Charles City
Sunshine Rebekah
C. F
Paul Bryant
A. Repass
Catholic Girls Club
Dinck's Tearoom
Departments of
Th . WC. T.U
Black Hawk County
W. R.c.—Worman
Relief Corps
P. B. Shirley
Julius Dennis
Jeanetts Wilkinson
Kansas City
Tues- Jday
P. Bald
Church News
Soa
John Y
GC. M
P. F
Miss Flint
Richardson
G.G. Allendorfer
Boston
Mass
Minnie Tanner
Iowa City
William Flint
Marshalltown
Frank Tanner
O. W. Stover
Clifford Gordon
Flint
Marion Tanner
Cora May Busby
Marjorie Gross
Dorothy Dickinson
Gladys Towne
Alice Rodamar
Mary Cowan
Claire Gleason
Mary Humphrey
Dorothy O’ Beck
Marjorie Wheelock
Nortense Morgan
West High School
University of Lews
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Mgr. Richardson
Buena Vista College
University of Iowa
Sigma Pi Fraternity
Towa Public Service Company
Miss Plint
Marion
Miss Traimer
St. Joseph's Church
Tipom
Black
Elizabeth McCartney
Rockford School
Tdwa Suara Teachers College
Cedar Palls
Rath Packing Company
Paris
Council
Agnes
Finider
Fowler Street
Lincoln
Neb
George E. Smith
Harold
Plumb
Broadway
Allen Memorial Hospital
Anna Goodale
L. E. Genrgy
Fourth Street
Weet
Billy
LeRoy
Roy
William Hardcastle
Walnut Street
Dows
Minneapolis
Jolia McGartey
Florence
Fyans
Winifred Gannon
Detroit
Catherine Salerno
Nicola Emanuele
Ife
Willis
Lenora Bailey
Bins
David
Mr. Wood
Blairne
Bertt
Caine Hess
Artificial Ice& Fuel CO
Ninth ST
Coleman
Wenson
Reed
Wallace
Moore
Book OF Fashions
Ize
Tee Peeel
Teeenere
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