Madison Bride Weds Dr John Ingolf Chorleg in Wisconsin
Miss Elizabeth Coll Brown of St. Louis married Dr. John Ingolf Chorleg of Madison Wis in a 430 PM ceremony at the Reuling home. Officiant Rev James Holum. reception at Sunnyside Country Club. couple to reside in Madison after Aug 1. Attendants and guests listed. wedding music by Mrs Robert Cass and Miss Maxine Kessler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Coll Brown
St. Louis
John Ingolf Chorleg
Madison
Wis
Harold Reuling
Reuling
Robert Cass
Maxine Kessler
James Holum
Westby
Alice Brown
Isabel Orr
St. Loui
Hawley Porter
Realing
Peggy Ann
Edmund
Fowler Brown
Mildred
John Kendall Charley
Holum
Katherine
Arthur N. Lowe
R. P. Read
Minneapolis
Helen Menges
Waterloo
Sunnyside Country Club
Ghorleg
North
Mae Pendergast and James Griffen Wed at Oelwein
Mae Pendergast and James Griffen wed at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Oelwein with Fr Slowey officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Pendergast, wore white with orange blossom wreath and a long tulle veil, attended by Miss Katheryn Pendergast and Miss Sylvester St. John. Forty guests attended breakfast as yellow and white decor graced the table. Griffen is manager of Sinclair Service and the couple will reside in Oelwein.
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Courier
Oelwein
Maes
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Mae Pendergast
James Griffer
Slowey
Mr. Pendergast
James Griffen
Voorhies
Dorothy Richie
Lohen
Wagner
Katheryn
Pendergast
Sylvester St
George
Celanese Wolls
Preakfast
Ocein Business College
Oclwein State Bank
Griffen
Sinclair Service Station
Out-of-Town Folk Inspire Informal Luncheon Parties
Mrs. D. H. Reichard of Des Moines visiting her daughter Mrs. Herbert Marshall was honored at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. BH Maynard in Garden City. Reichard also attended a second luncheon for friends of Mrs. Albert Zaiser of Santa Ana visiting Mrs. Laura Gholson. A Yeomen-Business meeting is planned Friday evening in Flights of Pythias hall followed by cards and light refreshments for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Reichard
Des Moines
Herbert ‘Marshall
BH. B. “Maynard
Reichard
N. Howe
Albert Zaiser
Santa Ana
Cal
Laura Gholson
Pythias Hall
Hougen-Kruger Service Is Read at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls wedding reports Valerus H Hougen and Hills Katherine Kruger wed at the bride’s aunt Miss Minnie von Leh’s home in Waterloo. Cedar Falls relatives attend. Miss Lola Soldiers sang solos. bridesmaid wore yellow silk chiffon. couple honeymooning in Freeport and other Illinois points before settling at 610 West Second Street Cedar Falls.
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Cedar Paris
Warren Lb. Steevesa
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Waterloo
Valerus H. Hougen
Hills Katherine &. Kruger
Cedar Falls
Minnie von Leh
West Second Street
von Leh
Ord Goodell
Des Moines
Carl Spieker
George
Betty Smith
Marie Spieker
Lola Soldiers
Freeport
Sant
Recent Bride Honored at Party in Shirley Home
In Shirley last evening the I. S. club staged a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Donald Ferguson formerly Evelyn Page. Mrs. Jerry Wood offered piano selections as guests gathered for a yellow and red table setting luncheon.
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Shirley Home
I. S. Club
Lois Shirley
Donald Ferguson
Evelyn Page
Jerry Wood
Joe Shirley
Guesi Lst
Eleanor Dean
Helen Glass
Edna Mathews
Mildred Oman
Lois Whiteside
Anna Winder
Mildred Richardson
Leona Raine
Club Notes Kum-Chat-A Luncheon at Brooks Home
Club members gathered for a luncheon yesterday at the home of Mrs. EB E Brooks. Charter member Allison Ta attended, and the afternoon was spent informally. Mrs J A Munson will host a picnic dinner at her home on August g.
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EB. E. Brooks
Allison
J. A. Munson
Church Society Meeting Planned This Thursday
Lutherany Missionary society will meet Thursday afternoon in church parlors with hostesses Mrs Otto Meier Mrs John Tegtmeier and Mrs Henry Tegtmeier. Gleaners circle of East Park Presbyterian church hosts an ice cream sociable tomorrow night at Mrs George Smith’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutherany Missionary Society
Otto Meier
John Tegtmeier
Henry Tegtmeier
Gleaners Circle
East Park Presbyterian Church
George Smith
Hints In Beauty Care Home Shampooing
Home shampooing is hard in hard water areas. Use soft water or additives sparingly. Beat an egg for dirty oily hair, rinse in cold water, then wash. Melt soap with hot water, avoid cake form, and rinse well. Deep breathing and cold water boosts bust firming. daily full-body care and skin feeding creams recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare
Picnic Season Inspires Many Outings Across Parks
Numerous groups plan picnics at Byrnes and Cedar River parks with Union Veterans Grand Army of the Republic and The King's Daughters among hosts. Meals, programs, and rain postponement details appear for Circles, lodges, and clubs including Wild Rose, Universalist, Lend-a-Hand, Riviera, and Gold Leaf camps with specified times and food contributions.
D O V Honors May Walker and Miss Gilley
Mrs May Walker state chaplain and Miss Suwly Gilley state delegate to national convention were honored at Memorial hall reception by Jane Kirkwood tent Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War. Fifty guests attended including Miss Susie Kirkner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Walker
Suwly Gilley
Memorial Hall
Jane Kirkwood
Daughters of Union
Susie Kirkner
Independence
Marty Sitter
Margaret Horan
Leonard Gaige
Frances Ehrig
W. M. Gaige
Joanne Lowrie
Alice Bellinger
George Lucht
Carel Prescott
Phil Hanna
Walker
Miss Gilley
Theodore Dic Nanee
A. J. Rotenhaver
Ala
Ilness
Mrs Murphy Honored At Dinner and Shower
Mrs Parker Murphy nee Florence Timmerman was feted last evening at the home of Mrs Merle J Brown with a four course dinner and a miscellaneous shower. Co hosts included Mrs E W Then Mrs John S Bartley and Mrs yy RB Mitchel. Guests wore pastel shades with sweepeas and roses as centerpieces.
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Parker Murphy
Florence Timmerman
Merle J. Brown
E. W. Then
John S. Bartley
Yy. RB. Mitchel
Madeline Moore
Theodore Toenjes
Mmes
Frank Watkins
Donald Voeslinger
Fred Campania
Walter Deckert
J. A. Simpson
Mark Campbell
Russell Sage
Nick McNally
J. H. Bender
B. V. Hughes
James Conley
Margaret Fitzgerald
Chautauqua Club to Graduate Members at Next Meeting
The Chautauqua Club will graduate Mrs Effe Pilson and Mrs Ma belle Geist-Bickley after a four year study at the next meeting. Mrs Chester Cadwallader leads the group with Mrs W A Burton and Mrs Tina Bickley receiving seals for postgraduate work. The 1927 28 study year closed yesterday afternoon at the public library west with a China book discussion. The U S policy in China was outlined as protecting citizens rather than forcing western culture or roads, while noting unfair concessions and one sided treaties from the Chinese government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effe Pilson
Mabelle Geist-Bickley
Chautauqua Club
Chester Cadwallader
W. A. Burton
Tina
Bickley
Public Library West
China
United States
Window Trimmer Wins 150 Prize in Contest
Bert Lunenschloss, window trimmer for Frank Bros. clothing, at 605 Commercial Street, won first prize of 150 dollars in a national window display contest by the Hickock Belt company of Rochester New York. His entry shows a plump golfer finishing a long drive and shouting fore, promoting the desirability of well dressed belted outfits for all occasions. This marks Lunenschloss’s fourth national prize in as many months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Lunenschloss
Frank Bros. Clothing
Commercial Street
Hicock Belt Company
Rochester
N. Y
Lunenschloss
Cushings on 12,000 mile motor tour to Yellowstone
Mrs Emma Cushing together with her daughter Vera and son Dr Thornton Cush ing of Los Angeles are visiting cousin Mrs F C Munger at 308 Linsdale avenue. They plan a 12,000 mile motor tour visiting Yellowstone Park and other famed points, returning to California September 1.
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Emma Cushing
Vera
Thornton Cushing
Los Angeles
Cal
Cushing
F.C. Munger
Linsdale Avenue
Yellowstone Park
California
Brain Test Answer List
The provided items list answers for a brain test. Items include derision explained ukulele sufficient cantaloupe cynically camouflage parallel gymnasium genealogy lethargy molecule.
Leftover Buttered Beets and Cabbage in Kitchen Kinks
A reader offers home ideas for using leftovers with buttered beets and cabbage. Leftover buttered beets are dressed with vinegar sugar and cinammon and cooled to blend overnight. Leftover boiled cabbage is browned in butter and seasoned before serving.
Walter J Dog Martin, Waterloo Turkish Bath Proprietor, Dies
Walter J. Doc Martin, 70, owner of Martin's Turkish Bath parlour, Waterloo Building & Loan building, died yesterday at 7 p.m. after an intestinal obstruction following a Tuesday attack. Born June 32, 1858 near Syracuse, he trained as a nurse before moving to Iowa. He married Alice Greep July 9, 1880 in Independence. Survived by widow, brother Dr Henry Martin of Kansas City, daughter Mrs Dun McCurdy of Des Moines, three granddaughters, and a daughter-in-law Mrs Brainerd Martin of Kansas City. Two children, Brainerd Martin and Mrs Edna Wilson, preceded him. Funeral at O Keefe & Towne chapel tomorrow at 10 a.m. Rev Thomas R. Niven will officiate. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
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Walter J
Doc) Martin
Martin
Waterloo Building & Loan Association
Syracuse
N. Y
Iowa
State Hospital
Independence
Alice Greep
Waterloo
Fourth Street
Rialto Theatre
Syndicate
É Loan Association
Henry Martin
Kansas City
Dun McCurdy
Des Moines
Dorothy
Jerry McCurdy
R. H. Freel
Lewis
Wis
Brainerd Martin
Edna Wilson
O'Keefe
Bridge Workman Injured by Fall of Steel Bar
Independence July 18 Fall of a vertical bar released from above injured Chris Johnson a crew workman beneath a steel bridge over the Wapsipinicon south of town His nose was broken and doctors at the hospital had to remove bone fragments The operation aims to relieve disfigurement but no permanent injuries are expected Johnson about 60 years old
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Courier Special Service
Independence
Chris Johnson
Wapsipinicon
Here
Johnson
Grundy Center Woman In Serious Condition
Grundy Center resident Mrs Grace Linnes underwent an operation yesterday at Allen Memorial hospital for a liver tumor and was reported today to be in very serious condition. James L Farrington dies former leader of the Iowa G A B and prominent implement dealers groups passes away in Birchwood Wisconsin after three terms as Iowa dealer association president.
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Grace Linnes
Grundy Center
Allen Memorial Hospital
J. L. Farrington
Town Falls
James L. Farrington
Iowa Department of the G. A. B
Birchwood
Wis
Towa Implement Dealers Association
Local notes and visits fill summer pages in Cedar Falls
Miscellaneous society items from Cedar Falls list visits by H A McDonald to his sister Ray Bush in Baltimore Street and Miss Martha Luhrman visiting relatives in Chicago. Local business plans include Mrs. Larsen opening a grocery addition at 104 Commercial Street. Traffic incident reports note L C Meyer bruises after a collision on Leonard Avenue. Several families from Missouri visit Springfield and Carthage relatives. Carl Lund fined for disturbing the peace by beating a child. A new Standard Oil filling station at Park Avenue and Franklin Street is slated to open later in the week. Mrs. B B Moore heads to Vermont to visit family, while Mrs. Branson marks an 80th birthday. A letter from David H Stevenson reports Mrs. Stevenson improving in Colorado, with health trip planned. Mrs. Bennett Clark and son from St Louis visit, with Mr. Clark due soon. Giulia Schneiderman files, then withdraws, for divorce from Tony Schneiderman. Delegates’ reports from the United Spanish War Veterans convention at Council Bluffs will be discussed by Fred Willier camp. Earl Apfel, nephew of Elmer Apfel, visits Waterloo and is headed to Syracuse University faculty appointment. First Avenue group plans a Cream and Home Made Candy sale at Sand Concert Thursday.
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Mt. Olympus
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil
Universalist
Electric Park
Atl Byrnes Park
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
L. CG. Meyer
Ash Street
L. B. Biggie
Leonard Avenue
Baxter Newton
John. Newton
Springfield
I. C. Bechtel
Carthage
Henry Newton
Black Hawk Road
Carl Lund
Charles Hedrick
Standard Oil Company
Park Avenue
Franklin Street
B. BR. Moore
Third Avenue
West
Vermont
Adaline Branson
Laura
Giulia Schneiderman
Tony T. Schneiderman
J. W. Thompson
Merner & Merner
Cedar Falls
United Spanish War Veterans
Council Bluffs
Fred Willier
Memorial Hall
Havana
Cuba
Earl Apfel
Shell Rock
Elmer H. Apfel
Logen Avenue
Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse University
University of Iowa
Waterloo
Mt Carmel Baptist completes church painting project
Members of Mt Carmel Baptist church Linn and Sumner streets finished painting their house of worship in light gray. Local firms and individuals provided paint and supplies including Standard Oil Paint Co., W R Jameson Krouge s F W Woolworth Montgomery Ward Waterloo Drug Waterloo Paint Giless Co Black Hawk Painting Wilson Drug Cal J Miller Mike Gauss Pharmacy.
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Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Linn
Sumner Sweets
House of Worship
Standard Olass Ac Paint Co
W.R. Jameson. Krouge’s
F. W. Woolworth
Neat Aide
Montgomery Ward & Co
Waterloo Drug Company
Waterloo Paint & Giless Co
Black Hawk Painting Company
Wilson Drug Company
Cal J. Miller
Mike Gauss Pharmacy
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Isus Club
A. B. Maynard
Sunshine Rebekah Thimbleboo
I. O
F. Hall
Goldenrod Club
Robert White
TFT
Mananke
M. B. A. Lodge
P. Hall
Phi Sigma Chi
Belectric Park
Jacy Brown
Aristocrats
WOW
Omaha, Neb
Church News
Edna Kent Forbes
Betty
K-1
CG Hall
Dirs
Elva Wannemaker
Nellie Lawless
Dave
Obay Iike
Sunshine H
Rebekah
O. O. F. Hall
Jennie Daley
Daley
Helen Gould
Lodge
K. of P. Hall
Cushings
AsteeSwees
Paris
Lelong
Walter J. ‘Dog Martin
Lehgties
Orry
Michasan
Tec Oomplete Optical Acres Py
Versian Peet
H. A McDonald
Highmore, SD
Ray Bush
Baltimore Street
Martha Luhrman
Chicago
Frank Beck
Sunnyside Avenue
A. Larsen
Bennett Clark
Champ
BL. Louis
Sue
Hille Bros
Hills Bros
Aaa
Price
Toyo
Melo
Srucer
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Prtern
Mawone
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