Local Society to Wed in Little Brown Church Vale Nashua
Misa Alice Fink daughter of Mr and Mrs George Fink of 204 Linden Avenue and Alvin C Mapes son of Mr and Mrs James Mapes of 1414 Black Hawk Street will marry tomorrow at 2 pm in the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua Reverend George Hanna will officiate The bride will wear a lace trimmed white crepe de chine gown with a low round neck and flared skirt and carry an arm bouquet of sweetheart roses Attendant Miss Doretta Walters wears lavender The couple’s guests include the bride’s and groom’s parents siblings and friends The newlyweds will honeymoon in Kossuth County and return to make their home here. Migs Fink has worked for Northwestern Bell and Mr Mapes is in Rath Packing’s shipping department The celebration continues with club and auxiliary events tonight and tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Alice Fink
George
Fink
Linden
Avenue
Alvin’ C. Mapis
James Mapes
Hawk Street
Hanna
Little Brown
Vale
Nashua
Doretta Walters
James Mapes, Jr
Orville Mapes
Mary] Mapes
Neya Wilson
Dna’ Hunemiller
Dorothy
Mar- UN
Walter Fink
Inward Fink
Decoration Day Supper Hosted by Rodenhaver Kin
Mrs. Andrew I Rodenhaver hosted a Decoration Day supper at their home with Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War and their husbands. Guests included Mrs B Shirley and Mrs J Knapp. Fred Brass poured coffee and acted as toastmaster. Music by Edward H Beal. Talks by Mr Shirley Mr Knapp and Mr Rodenhaver with a reading by Miss Leatha/trley and Miss Florence Edgerton Was. Fifteen attended and games followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgrs
Andrew I. Rodenever
Union Waterang
Shirley
Knapp
Fred-Brass
Brass
Edward H.béal
Rodenhaver
Ant
Leatha
Trley
Florence Edgerton
Celebration Supper and Card Party Tonight at Knights
An informal supper and card party tonight at the Knights of Prihlas ball in Woodmen No. 2059 hall. Guests include Lucille Hansen, Glen Ralston, and Wayne Penne. Officers and guards are asked to attend AM practice for the rally on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wel Ole
Lucille .Hansen
Glen ‘Ralston
Wayne “Penne
Knights of
Prihias
Wieeling
Club Notes and Meeting Updates from Local Societies
Tiny yellow rose favors marked a Setarda gathering where Mrs. Raymond High led the club to scores won assisted by Mrs. Walter Woodyard and Mrs. Glyde Hall in serving a three course jumper. The club will discontinue meetings through the summer. PC. E club to meet at Mrs. Townsend home tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. George Highsey will host Lucky 13 Bridge club tomorrow afternoon.
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Raymond
Walter
Woodyard
Glyde Hall
P. H. Townsend
George Highsey
Lucky 13 Bridge Club
Catholic Alumnae Plan Convention Next September
Catholic alumnae plan the seventh biennial convention of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae to be held September 4 to 10 at St Marys College Notre Dame Indiana. Leaders of the Holy Cross order to act as host for the gathering with June meetings shaping representation. St Marys near South Bend and Notre Dame University anchor the event at the motherhouse of the Sisters of Holy Cross.
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Our Lady of Victory ‘Academy
International Federation of Catholic Alumnae
Wyvendon
St. Mary's College
Notre Dame
Ind
St. Mary’a
South Bend
Notre Dame University
Sistera of
Holy Foss
All Holy Gross I
United States
St. Mary's
John Gales
We CG
Korthaus
Frank Coltentine
Elizabeth Marlow
Helen Gould
Daughters Plymouth Missionary Meeting and Local Women’s Groups Tomorrow
Multiple church women’s groups plan meetings tomorrow across East Park Presbyterian Grace and First Presbyterian parishes. Activities include mission studies, luncheons, and guest speakers with hostesses Mrs. Wilson Walton Mrs. Harrison Mrs. Syetly Mrs. Haley and others coordinating programs at local churches and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Plymouth
Wilson Walton
Elizabeth Harerison
David Haley
Beauty Chats: Readers Seek Hair and Health Advice
Elegant column offers reader letters on scalp health hair dye and diet. Advice covers scalp massage with polody tonics greens to purify blood living to improve hair color and vitality. Recommendations include watercress dandelion salads and avoiding excess sugar while noting possible digestive issues and nervous health impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther J. K
Seniors to Be Guests at Church Lunch Honoring Graduates
First Congregational church hosts the semiannual clearing house luncheon for the women’s organization at 1 o’clock tomorrow in the church dining room. Graduates from the local high school and Iowa State Teachers College will be honored with greetings from Rev J Richmond Morgan and responses by Miss Swisher and Miss Wheelock. The afternoon program includes talks, musical numbers, and poetry readings, followed by a home visit with Mr. and Mrs. W J Hoover. A separate Easter Star meeting and program will conclude with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sclodl Andeholese
First
Congregational Church
Mays
W.H. Bickley
Harbara
Brown
Marion Bronson
Mary Elizabeth
Davis
Olivia
Enderlein
Marjorie Gross
Hortense Morgan
Maury Naman
Alicea Thodamar
Dorothy Sweitzer
Helen “Swishar
Violet Watters
Marjorie Wheelock
Portia Prime
Duneelle Allbee
Miss Diatyis
Miss Prime
Miss Allbee
Iowa State Teachars College
J.richmond Morgan
Miss Swisher
Charles Davia’ Lagst
Miss Watters
Miss Davis
Miss Branson
Waterloo area notes and local society brief
Waterloo area residents are noted leaving for Minnesota fishing trips, visits from out of town relatives arrive and depart, weddings and anniversaries are mentioned, and local legal matters including alimony filings surface. Notable names include Dr Ivan Powers, Charles Slack, Gart Johnson, Des Moines visitors, and Henry Althouse cited as critically ill.
East Highs 50th anniversary ends with campus rites
Cedar Falls June 1 concluding five day observances for the fiftieth anniversary of Teachers College including awarding of nine fourty four degrees and sheepskins. Judge Gemmill urged against blaming delinquency on decadence and praised laws to protect youth. He noted crime among adults not rising, stressed morality and higher standards for childhood, womanhood, and manhood. Commencement history outlined the college’s moves from grove to chapel to tent to Bartlett hall site and finally to the men’s gymnasium for today’s exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Terteiters College
Willian Nelson
Germill
Chicago
Iowa
Aine
Gemmill
Colege
Gilchrist Hall
Bartlett Hall
Summer term opens at college with scheduling set
The opening of the thirtieth annual twelve week summer session is announced in Cedar Falls. The college decks are cleared for the session starting at 7 PM Wednesday. Faculty assignments list Crint, Fuller, Ritter, Pulsier and Kells among others. Baptists Women Meet at First Baptist church Thursday with Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs Lena Christensen’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gia
Albert Roughridge
Collesé
Fred D. Crint
Cherokee
Fuller
Auduton
Tiarry
High School Commencement Sees Most Graduates Tonight
One hundred thirty six Hast High students close their high school careers this evening as diplomas are presented by Dr oat A Woysen. The program begins at 8 with remarks by Dr Charles Medbury of Drake University. Short talks follow by school officials and Dr Boysen. Henry Grout will present the history medal to the top history student. The girls glee club performs and violin solos are scheduled. Invocation by Dr R Macartney and benediction by Rev O M Yages conclude the ceremonies.
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Hast High
Oat. A. Woysen
Cist Districty Board of Education
Charles
Medbury
Draka University
Des Moines
Offferds
W. Kichie
Miller
East High
Boysen
Henry Grout
Glee
Clirb
Will
Slug
Golda Rnayp
Dra. R. Macartney
O.M. Yages
Vliesé
MacKay Seeks Room for Double Boards to Count Primary
City clerk Charles C. Mac Kay announced changes to polling places for the upcoming primary to allow two election boards. He described noon start for ballot counting with two ballot boxes and guards at doors to prevent access until polls close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacKay
Charles C. MacKay
Board of Supervisors
Allison 77 Dies of Stroke at Grundy Center
Grundy Center June 1 A special report says B W Allison a longtime local leader in farming politics and Masonic circles died today from a paralysis stroke suffered a week earlier He served as postmaster 46 years was clerk of courts and remained influential in politics He belonged to the Methodist Episcopal church Surviving are son Harl from North Branch Minnesota sister Mrs B G Lesier Waterolo and brother G C Allison Grundy Center
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
B. WH. Allison
Tie
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harl
North Branel
Minn
B. G. Lesier
Waterlola
G. ¢. Alison
Councilmen on Board of Review Earn $2 Per Night
City Clerk Charles MacKay certificates that council members who attended all 11 Board of Review sessions last month will receive $20 total. Named attendees include Frank Taws on, Tenn AL Gink, A. Robinson, Frank Fish, Ira Tough, and AL McFarlaine attended five to nine sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Review
Charles MacKay
Frank Tawson
Tenn AL Gink
A. Robinson
Frank Fish
Ira Tough
Ana i. AL McFarlaine
Lemon Skin Whitener Ad Claims Quick Beauty Boost
An advertisement promotes a lemon based skin whitening mixture using juice of two lemons, three ounces of Orchard White, and a home preparation method. It asserts remarkable whitening effects for face, hands, and arms, claiming immediate action and celebrity usage for a clear rosy complexion.
Waverly High to Present The Whole Town's Talking
The Waverly high senior class stages The Whole Town's Talking at the opera house this evening. Commencement is scheduled for June 3 at Flink Studio, corner of Fourth and Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vv Sen
Wavéry
Waverly -High
Opera House
Flink Studio
Patterns for the Courier fashion designs offered
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises up-to-date patterns from the Fashion Department. Customers are invited to send 15 cents per pattern to Waterloo for the pattern, noting that patterns include seam allowances and orders are filled promptly with about ten days required for delivery.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Police Notes On Municipal Court Appearance For Drunken Driving
H C Williams is set to appear in municipal court at 2 pm Wednesday to answer charges of driving while intoxicated. He is free on $400 bonds. Williams was arrested late Monday after a collision near Gallo Way Company with a car driven by Bred Herron of Summit Avenue, causing considerable damage. Mrs Herron suffered slight bruises from the crash. A Goldenrod treatment was once prescribed to stop bleeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Williams
Williams
Gallo‘way Company
Bred Herron
Summit
Avenue
Memorial Hall Flag Flies Atop Flagstaff After Halyard Break
A large new flag was raised to the top of Memorial Hall flagstaff at noon yesterday, replacing the half mast flag raised during the morning. Gifted by FW Boston of Lafayette Street Illinois, the flag will be used on holidays and special occasions. A new steel halyard was installed after a two week interval caused by a halyard break, at the 70 foot apex by William Harvey.
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Memorial Hall
Boston
Lafayette
aly'Tlinois
William Harvey
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Philip Brown
Walter Brown
Gertrude Brain ‘T Burbank
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Kring
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Arthur McLiughlin
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Erick
Morse
Arline
Nicholas City
Nelson Mitr
AH. Allison
New
United States Rubber Company
Adams Paper& Specialties Co
Good Housekeeping Institute
Nama City
Hall-Ekfelt .Co
Mui
Hall-Ekfelt Co
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