Miss Fairy Kruse to Wed Cecil Vinton in Milwaukee
Society news notes Miss Fairy Kruse ends six year stage career links at Strand after Saturday and will wed Cecil Vinton on Wednesday. They plan a Minnesota motor trip then settle in Milwaukee where Vinton runs a restaurant with Joe Hosmer. Harriett Pinkerton is promoted from Strand assistant cashier to Kruse’s replacement.
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Fairy Kruse
Strand
Cecil Vinton
Miss Kruse
Diebold Houses
the Crystal
Harriett Pinkerton
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Mr. Vinton
Waterloo
Joe Hosmer
Mrs Arenberg Hosts Dinner for House Guests at Hotel Russell
Mrs George S Arenberg will preside at a dinner tonight at Hotel Russell Lamson in Chicago vicinity to honor her visiting mother Mrs Jessie Field and sister Miss Gertrude Field. A long list of guests includes Mrs James Siegel Mr Harry Davidson Mr Arthur Brown Mrs Sarah Tennenbaum Mr Harry Cohen Mr Louis Cowen Mrs Sarah Kaplan Mr Samuel Diamond of Cedar Falls Mr Jack Reinstein Mr Harry Feldman and Misses Sarah Kolinsky Pearl Rudman Esther Siegel Frieda Siegel Annie Siegel Mary Siegel Evelyn Cohen Lee Rubin Mary Feldman Jeanette Krensky Esther Krensky with a centerpiece of sweet peas. Nutcaps and pink pale green accents will carry the color theme. Bridge will provide evening entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Arenberg
Russell Lamson
Jessie Field
Gertrude Field
Chicago
Mmes
James Siegel
Harry Davidson
Arthur Brown
Sarah Tennenbaum
Harry Cohen
Louis Cowen
Sarah Kaplan
Samuel Diamond
Cedor Falls
Jack Reinstein
Harry Feldman
Sarah Kolinsky
Pearl Rudman
St. Louis
Esther Siegel
Frieda Siegel
Annie Siegel
Mary Siegel
Evelyn Cohen
Lee Rubin
Mary Feldman
Jeanette Krensky
Esther Krensky
Marriage of Alliene Nichol to Glen Gerholt in Waterloo
Miss Alliene M Nichol daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Nichol 1815 Fourth Street East wed Glen R Gerholt son of Mr and Mrs W E Gerholt 424 Columbia Street at Burton Avenue Baptist church pastor Rev Marion F Flint read the service. The brides and grooms mothers attended. The bride wore a white georgette dress with a matching hat and roses. Mrs Gerholt attended school in the east district and works for Waterloo Garment Co. Mr Gerholt is a machinist for Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co. They will live temporarily with the bridegroom’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliene M. Nichol
Albert Nichol
Fourth Street East
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Glen R. Gerholt
W. E. Gerholt
Columbia Street
Marion F. Flint
Gerholt
East District
Waterloo Garment Company
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Church News Matrons Meet For 1 PM Luncheon
United Brethren church ladies class will gather for a 1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday at Mrs. George Buchan's home. Members should bring plates sandwiches and one covered dish each.
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U. B. Church
George Buchan
Linden M. E. Church
Ww. B. A
Moose Hall
Byrnes Park
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Waterloo Io. O. F. Hall
United Brethren Church
Linden M E Church Festival Plans Gala Nights
Linden Methodist Episcopal church hosts two festival nights with varied entertainments. Tomorrow features Altland orchestra readings by a colored lady and Naomi Ban df ield, vocal solo by Martin Heyde, a Teeter trio, and a Ladies Aid playlet The Beauty Parlor. Wednesday offers Young People's Orchestra, Violet Schrag reading, songs by Lenora Hall, a Russell Howell piano piece, and another Ladies Aid playlet. Children enjoy a miniature Illinois Central train ride maypole dance and games supervised by Victor Rew. Dorothy Edgerton to be July queen with pages Ralph Teeter and George Chapman. carnival stalls and lunch counters plus East High School 60-piece orchestra provide music. Gala nights organized by Sunday school.
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Linden Methodist Episcopal Church
Altland Orchestra
Martin Heyde
Naomi Bandfield
Wayne
Lily
Hazel Teeter
Beauty Parlor
Ladies’ Aid Society
Young People’s Orchestra
Violet Schrag
Rose Marie
Rudolph Friml
Heart of the Hills
Dorothy Lee
Lenora Hall
Victor Rew
Dorothy Edgerton
Ralph Teeter
George Chapman
East High School
Viola J French Weds Harold M Dooley in Chicago
Mrs Charles French announces the July 14 ceremony at Buena Memorial Presbyterian Church Chicago for Viola Jeanne French and Harold M Dooley. The couple to reside in Chicago at Logan Square after August 8. Dooley employed by U S Gypsum Co. in Chicago.
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Charles French
Kingsley Avenue
Viola Jeanne French
Harold M. Dooley
Chicago
Buena Memorial Presbyterian Church
A. B. Cramer
Norma Finley
West High School
F. Harold Realing
Dooley
U. S. Gypsum Company of
Mrs. Dooley
Logan Square
Hints in Beauty Care for Elbows and Skin Health
The article advises use of thick creams on elbows and scalp with heat considerations for the face. It recommends nourishing cold creams at night, light vanishing cream with daytime powder, and DIY blends with olive oil or almond oil if needed. It warns consult a doctor for toe discoloration and suggests a DIY blackhead powder recipe using corn starch borax and almond meal.
Optical Service Now Available At Buchanan Building
A complete optical service is advertised for Buchanan's Building. The item lists Florence Thornton of Minneapolis visiting Mrs. L. E. Murray at 115 Walnut Street and notes several residents and visitors traveling to or from Waterloo, including trips to Mason City Yellowstone Estes Park and Denver.
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Buchanan’s
Florence Thornton
Minneapolis, Minn
L. E. Murray
Walnut Street
Quick Quaker Offers Courier Pattern Service
The Quick Quaker advertises an up to date pattern offered through the Courier fashion department in Waterloo. Send 15 cents for each pattern. patterns allow for seams and orders are filled promptly with delivery expected within 10 days after sending the order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
McStay Honored Civil Service Ties Rooted Here
McStay, field secretary of the Automobile Club of Southern California, traces his roots to Waterloo. He is the son of the late Peter McStay, a Black Hawk county deputy sheriff in early days and a civic figure in this community.
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McStay
The
Automobile Club of
Southern California
Waterloo
Peter McStay
Black Hawk County
Eldridge Delivers First Roasting Ears of Season
Eldridge of 1519 Commercial Street sent the first roasting ears to the Courier editor this morning, a yearly custom. He notes the crop is later due to dry weather, yielding about three quarters of normal size ears though quality is good. Eldridge grows the Malekoff variety.
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Eldridge
Commercial Street
The
Courier
Motorists Approve Pay Tourist Camp
Motorists approve paid access at the municipal tourist park amid a noted decline in auto travelers since the facility began charging. The shift in pricing appears to influence daily use and park traffic during the current season.
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Altho
Basis Friday Adopts Daily Car Charge At Park Grounds
A. Morris of the park board said the new daily charge of 50 cents per car for the grounds has general approval. Policing from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. drew commendations from tourists. If camper volume warrants, 24-hour service may be provided and cooking facilities will be enlarged, since four gas burners were found insufficient during crowded periods.
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Cata
A. Morris
Morris
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Alliene Nicol
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W. P. Walker
Wanatchy
Wash
Joseph N
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Omaha
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Jesup
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Jesse Stone
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George A. Clark
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Viola J. French
Mayme Egan
Daughters of Isabella
Fort Wayne
Ind
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Detroit
Mich
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New York
Carl B. Jensen
Chris Jensen
Racine, Wis
B & P. W. Club
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Oelwein
Lake Oelwein
Quota Club
Park Inn
Janesville Road
Edna Kent Forbes
Brizf
E. Wilton Floberg
Paul Zeigler
Mason City
J. O. Williams
Iowa Street
Carl and
Charles Craft
Milwaukee, Wis
Fred Morgan
Cottage Street
Rockford (D
H. T. Cochenour
Mrs. C. O. McKim
Woman's Lake
Short Acre
Minn
John T. Riordan
Prospect Boulevard
Yellowstone
Rocky Mountain
Estes Parks
Denver, Colo
D. W. Knepper
Iowa City
Addie R. Knepper
South Street
W. A. Covell
Emmett Covell
Grand Rapids
Rockford, Ill
Craig Arbuckle
City National Bank
Mrs. J. W. Arbuckle
Park Avenue East
Elizabeth D. Phelps
Dexter Phelps
Kingbard Avenue
Phil J. Keifer
John
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Mrs. Keifer
Mr. Phelps
I. M. Stroull
Los Angeles
Cal
J. A. Bown
Third Avenue West
F. C. Webster and Son
Charles
Galesburg
Bown
Webster
Marguerite Stanton
Almond Street
Bartles-Shepherd Oil Company
Washington, D. C
Internal Revenue Plan
Treasury Department
Frank E. Kirby
Carl E. McStay
C. W. Campbell
John Clements
Freeland McStay
Lillie Redmond
Waterloo Review
Adams Paper Company
Black's
Memorial Hall
Detroit Electric
Mr. Johnson
Waterloo Savings Bank
J. E. Johnson
Valentino
Dr. Levine
Russell-Lamson Hotel
Ellen J. Buckland
Kotex
Cmptodate
Book OF Fashions
Fonda Mae Shop
East Fourth
Fonda Mae
Normandy
Glenmore
Botany
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