Marriage of Miss Charlotte Gould and Clifford D. Winder
Formal announcement from Des Moines records the July 18 marriage at Trinity Methodist parsonage. Miss Gould of Harlan and Mr. Winder of Waterlogl were joined by Rev. Walter A. Morgan. After a Des Moines stay the couple returned to Harlan for a reception with 80 friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Gould
P. Gould
Harlan
Clifford D. Winder
Alfred Winder
Falls Avenue
Trinity Methodist Church
Des Moines
Walter A. Morgan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Yowa State Teachers College
Young Men's Christian Association
Teachers College
Delta Sigma Rho
Alpha Delta Alpha
Winder
Kirk~man
Shelby County
Ringsted
Lake Park
Medical Collee
University of Iowa
Two Hostesses Cooperate For Luncheon Series In Waterloo
Two Waterloo hostesses join to stage a luncheon series entertaining forty five guests today. Mrs George Nauman hosted in her home with Mrs Willian B Nauman as Go-To host. Afternoon program featured Cedar Falls tenor Philip Shut with pianist Miss Marian Ransier and reader Miss Alice Bellinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nauman
Willian B. Nauman
Philip Shut
Cedar Falls
Marian Ransier
Cedar Heighis
Alice Bellinger
Bridge
Vera Cone to Wed Floyd Hemmer Honored at Shower
Vera Cone, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Cone of Waterloo Route 3, will marry Floyd Hemmer on July 28. She was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Dorothy Hemmer, with games, pink and white decor, and a bouquet of pink gladioli as a centerpiece. Guests included Millicent Fowler Ruth Leask Marguerite Graham Beatrice Scott Ina Hartleip Louvilla Bryant Jean McElhinney Elsie Vogt Prudence Stoyles Anna Winder Mildred Richardson Helen Daly and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cone
Floyd Hemmer
Dorothy Hemmer
Millicent Fowler
Ruth Leask
Marguerite Graham
Beatrice Scott
Ina Hartleip
Louvilla ‘Bryant
Jean McElhinney
Elsie Vogt
Prudence Stoyles
Anna Winder
Mildred ‘Richardson
Helen
Daly
Cone
Robert
Waterloo
Aps Ycar
Hemmer
Anne
Fifth Street West
Miss Michaelsen Guest of Honor at Banco Party
Mrs Earl Michaelsen and Mrs Ronald Cameron hosted a shower for Miss Jennie Michaelsen at Cameron's home. Guests included Miss Louise Michaelsen and Miss Mary Beck among others. China gifts and favors were awarded, with Dr J A Laurie listed as society president for the Caledonian Booisty picnic notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michaelsen
Banco
Earl Michaelsen
Viola Mishak
Pannie Smith
Marion Hosmer
Mines
Walter
Dee
Genevieve ‘Sippel
Ina Wright
Ray Sehroedemeier
Miss
Favors Absanco
Miss Hosemper
Miss Smith
Miss Beck
Kensington club resumes meetings with Sept 26 hostess
The Kensington club will resume meetings and on September 26 Mrs Charles Kahler will host. Gates Park Civic club plans a 7 15 p m meeting tomorrow at Mrs Edward May's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington Club
Charles Kahler
Gates Park
National Federation of Business and Professional Women Conclave Report
Mrs J F Balensifer recounts the New Orleans conclave July 9 to 14 with about two thousand women present. Nearly a thousand official delegates led to session changes at Hotel Roosevelt and the St Charles theatre. Lena Mades was re elected president for a third term amid a strong Atlantic City bid. Balensifer and A E Johnson, Waterloo, plan September reports for the local club. the Iowa Corn Song was a noted highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Crigys
J. F. Gbalensifer
Fifth Street West
Balensifer
Hatel Roosevelt
Lena Mades
New York
J. K. Bowman
Richmond
Anna Woodall
Berkeley
Cal
Georgia Priestley
Kansas City
Marian McClench
Detroit
Mich
Secetary
Margaret Stewart
Ogden
Utah
A. E. Johnson
Waterloo
Chicago
Johnson
Poems by Annette Lingelbach Published in Evansville Era
Miss Annette Lingelbach a Waterloo poet has several poems or collections printed in Evansville Journal and Davenport Times and Courier Jest a Moment column. She writes blank verse and rhyme on travel and imagined scenes. A family reunion at Gates Park drew 33 children and grandchildren of Mr and Mrs Henry Mem mers from Cottage Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Lingelbach
Third Avenue West
Evansville Journal
Evansville
Ind
Davenport ‘Times
Miss Lingerbach
Miss Lingelbach
The
Courier
Jana
Episcopal Church
Fort Dodge
W. Ernest Stockley
Miss Singelbach
Gates Park
Keoner
Henry E. Memmers
Cottage Street
Church Guilds Plan Sociable and Meetings
Eleven members of Clara Barton guild of Universalist church gathered last evening at Misses Legna and Bernice Gindt to discuss an ice-cream sociable. Trinity American Lutherans will meet tomorrow at 2 30 p.m. in church parlors hosted by Mrs Miller Mrs Meier and PF Co Nass. Division 1 St Pauls Ladies Aid meets tomorrow afternoon at Mrs R G Wilkins home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Barton
Guild of the Universalist Church
Misses Legna
Bernice Gindt
Guild
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Mmes
George Miller
G. W. Meier
PF. Co
Nass
St. Paul's
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes
A reader notes that a table of weights can guide health but not appearance. Even equal heights can hide fat versus muscle, and fat does not equal health. The piece questions insurance tables, urges firm muscles, cautions against excessive dieting, and touches on smoking and skin tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
Port Arthur visitor notes and local travels
A long list of local residents and visitors is summarized, noting Miss Leona New's vacation from Port Arthur Canada, Miss Maxine Bacon and Miss Arlene Pracehouse visiting Toledo and nearby, and various social movements. Several locals plan trips, including Mr. and Mrs. W. Clemence’s four week Westward tour, and Mr. and Mrs. Quest visiting from Van Nuys after a 2100 mile drive. Urban social rounds include hospital updates, relatives visiting, and community events such as a Brotherhood picnic and band concert at Cedar River park with ice cream and lemonade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona New
Ray C. Egpert
Port Arthur Canada
Maxine Bacon
Arlene Pracehouse
Toledo
Hilda Rocker
Reed Street
Mgr
Henry Newton and Son
Black Hawk Road
Grundy Center
William
Trosper
Rockford
Register-Gazette
Henry's Court
Harold B. Plumb
Broadway
al Jen Memorial Hospital
Ruth Koehler
Karl Koehler
Tripoli
St. Francis Hospital
I. D. Hughes
Jane
Ann
Pittsfield
Mass
Hartzell
Caroly Tuttle
Waterloo
W. Kirk
Mary Alice
Los Angeles
Cal
Truman DeBeame
Third Street
Kirk
DeBeame
Robert S. Hall
Fourth Street East
Allen Memorial Hospital
Hall
U. T. Ke
W. B. Clemence
South Street
Colorado Springs
Yellowstone Park
San Francisco
Harry
Quest
van Nuys
M. M. Quest
Edwin Mesick
Commercial Street
George B. Worthen
Fourth Street
West
J Moter
Mackinack Island
Mich
Chisago
Mary Worthen
New York City
West Waterloo
West High
Pats Pond
West High Playground
Gates Park
Winnie Stevens
G. W. Wood
J. IW. Stevens
Dw. Kuthrke
Menver Street
Iastern
Pennsylvania
Gorden Whitney
Vinton Street
Amos
Thidley Webberking
Bas Fowler
Ranton
Des Moines
Central City
Cedar Rapids
Safure
Alina
Thompson
Istisiness
de Swieveriv
Entist
Black Hawk Wits
Thorne
Iowa Catholics show steady growth since 1916
Des Moines July 24. Steady growth in Iowa’s Roman Catholic church network since 1916 is shown by U S census figures. In 1926 Iowa had 267,066 members in 612 churches, up from 262,518 in 588 churches in 1916, with total church property valued at $3400. The report covers national totals and other denominations in Iowa and the United States, including Negro Baptist, Greek Orthodox, and Jewish congregations, with expenditures and property values listed for 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
U. S
Department of Commerce
United States
Hessevic
Towa
Episcopal Zion Church
St Ile
Disciples of Christ
Tendency Toward Sanity Marks German Art Revival
Berlin July report quotes Prof. Max Liehrmann, octogenarian head of the Prussian Academy of Fine Arts, noting a shift back to rational art after wartime aberrations. He says art must adapt to the times and that craftsmanship guides true genius, rejecting esthetic quackery and favoring skilled, sincere creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Max Liehrmann
Prussian Academy of Pine Arts
Associated Press
Academy
Max Liepermann
Prussian Academy
Gypsy Tourists Await New Tire in Virginia Minn
Special Service, Virginia, Minn., July 24. Gypsy tour boys, out of telegraph range three days, rolled into Virginia on a flat tire and will stay for a new one. They spent Sunday in Canada lamping at Tufte, then through Superior national forest camping on Lake Vermillion at Soudan. The group heads homeward with many experiences ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fGawker
Virginia
Minn
Waterloo
Canada
Tufte
Superior National Forest
Lake Vermillion
Sou~dan
Dr P W Jacobson to Preach at Westminster Church
Rev P W Jacobson of Coe College Cedar Rapids will be guest preacher Sunday morning at Westminster Presbyterian Church. He previously led Central Park Presbyterian Cedar Rapids for years and is known to many in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Jacobson
Westminster Church
FP. W. Jacobson
Bible Department
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. FP
McCormick
Runaway Buoy Ends Long Tour on Sarmiento Voyage
Buenos Aires reports the Argentine training ship Sarmiento returns to home waters after a buoy adrift since 1924 completed a grand tour across the south Atlantic and Indian oceans. The buoy was cut adrift near Buenos Aires, reached Fremantle with seaweed growth, and now travels home aboard the Sarmiento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Sarmigato
Freemantle
Australia
High Cost of Brides Stirs Syrian Youths
Damascus July 23. The high price of brides is troubling young men in Syria as a mass meeting formed a reform committee to curb the custom forcing a suitor to pay a large sum to the bride’s father. Westerners favor simpler payments. reformers claim reductions would boost marriage rates amid state concerns over declining marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Syria
Named bank's attorney named for Marshalltown bank receiver
Marshalltown July 24. H E Boardman of Marshalltown has been appointed attorney for the receiver of the First National Bank of Marshalltown which failed June 11. Boardman previously served in a similar role two years ago when the Marshalltown State Bank closed its doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown. In
U.P. CG
H. E. Boardman
Marshalltown
First National Bank of
Boardman
Couple Separate After 38 Years of Marriage in Court
Ann and John Kelly testified before Judge G W Wood that after 38 years together they separated and cannot resume the marriage. The hearing sought temporary support ahead of a divorce in October. Ann, in poor health, owns a Franklin Street home and had only $5 cash plus bills. Kelly about $40 monthly from work as a flagman and limited rental income from a farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
John Kelly
G. W. Wood
J. W. Arbuckle
Kelly
J. T. Schivan
Arbuckle
Pai
Sullivan
I. G
Mullan Avenue
Riverfront bids to be opened tonight for wall project
Riverfront commission will open bids tonight for a proposed river wall from Suffern building to the first arch of Fifth Street bridge. The wall will form the outer barrier of an enlarged Memorial Hall Park after filling the old west mill race. East bank plans by J G Ralston & Son for a fourth street to Mullan avenue wall aim to create a small park area with a low terraced wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffern
Fifth Street
Hermann Miller
Commercial Street
Memorial Hall Park
Fourth Street
Mullan Avenue
J. G. Ralston & Son
Illinois Central Railroad
Lamb Steaks and Peach Delight Dessert Recipe Notes
A fragmented recipe page describes frying lamb steaks cut 1 to 4 inches thick, browning in butter, and serving with melted butter and minced parsley. It then outlines a peach sherbet dessert layered in sherbet glasses with whipped cream and peaches, followed by a traditional Angel Cake batter and baking instructions for a light cake with frosting.
Service Company Picnic at Electric Park Thursday
Cedar Valley district reads that the Town Public Service Company will hold its annual all day picnic at Electric Park on Thursday for employees officers stockholders and families. The amusement rides will be free for picnickers and baskets will be opened for a big noon dinner with coffee lemonade and ice cream provided. A four part program will involve all family members. H B Maynard is the general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of American Yeoman Lodge
Cedar River Park
Town Public Service Company
Cedar Valley
Electric Park
H. B. Maynard
New Hartford Man Dies in Waterloo
Thomas Houlihan, 73, of New Hartford Tennessee, died at St. Francis Hospital at 3 a m. Cause given as old age complications six days after hospital admission. Born March 1855, he moved with parents to a New Hartford area farm in 1860. Survived by brothers John and Maurice. sister Anastasia preceded in death. Funeral at St Joseph's Church Thursday at 9 a m with burial in Calvary. body at O Keefe & Towne mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Houlihan
New Hartford
St. Francis Hospital
Mr. Houlihan
John
Maurice
Sheboygan
Wis
Anastasia
St. Gjoseph's
Calvary
O'Keefe & Towne Mortuary
Avoid Sunburn As You Would Fire
Advice on protecting skin from sun and wind, promoting a homemade cream mix of wax and resin to shield the complexion. Instructions suggest application to face arms and exposed skin to prevent burning and maintain a smooth appearance.
Hands of Velvety Softness Lotion Claim
An advertisement hawks Avalon Narcisse Lotion promising velvety hands for faery folk and humans alike. It claims to remove redness and roughness after washing with drops on the chin, noting small and large bottle sizes and special prices at retailers.
Visitor From Vinton Arrives To Visit Lange Family
Marlon Parr from Vinton arrived yesterday to visit Mr and Mrs Frank Lange at 706 Alle Street. The brief social visit showcases a local noting of out of town guest and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Marlon Parr
Visi
Frank Lange
Alle Street
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