June Banquet Opens B Natural Club Year Next Week
The B Natural Club plans its June banquet as the opening event for the year with Mrs. Gertrude Lowe chairing the committee. Cedar Rapids and Cedar Falls musicians perform, and Miss Janet Little and Mrs. Emily Trevarthen Sanborn are among soloists. Decorations will be pastel, with miniature banjos as favors.
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B Natural Club
Emily . Trevarthen Sanborn
Cedar Rapids
Mabel Denton Brown
Cedar Falls
Truman Wagner
Elizabeth Green
Janet Little
C. W. Eby
M. ©. LaRue
Summer Tennis and Swimming Classes Start Next Week
The YWCA announces summer terms for adults and children with a June 3 start. Tennis schedules include beginner and intermediate levels, while swimming offers multiple daily plunge and adult classes. Special girls’ classes at Bishop’s and Pitze’s are listed, along with three week terms for children beginning June 10 and ongoing through July 22. A roof tennis court is available to members with reservations.
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Carlton H. Isley
Bishop's
Pitze’s
Specifl
Ywag.a
June Bids Fair to Break Records as Marriage Month
The article notes June, known as marriage month, returns in popularity with many weddings planned. It lists numerous ceremonies across Waterloo, Cedar Falls, and surrounding towns, naming brides and grooms, dates from June 4 to June 28, and venues including First Presbyterian Church and other locales.
Hints In Beauty Care Hobbies And Personal Tips
A column on pursuing dual hobbies, from rare books to Renaissance art, plus beauty and grooming advice. It suggests sewing and Egyptology as enriching pastimes, with notes on henna hair coloring, sage tea for gray hairs, and gentle care tips for bowed legs and facial hair management.
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N. T
Kitty
Social Calendar of Week Ahead With Numerous Clubs
A dense listing of social events and meetings across Kingston region clubs and churches. The week features dances at Maccabee and Riviera venues, bridge clubs, ladies auxiliaries, youth groups, and church circle gatherings. Notable groups include the Pythian Sisters, Daughters of Civil War Veterans, YWCA, and the Garden Club with varied afternoon and evening slots through Friday.
Miss Lasche to Wed F L Biller June 17
Miss Rose Lasche daughter of Mr and Mrs F H Lasche 328 Webster street will marry F L Biller son of Mr and Mrs J P Biller Bennington township on June 17 at St Marys Catholic church The announcement came at a party with daisies and a three course luncheon Both honorees are St Marys high school graduates The bride elect works at Commercial National Bank and the groom farms in Bennington township
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Lasche
F. H. Lasche
Webster Street
Wll
F. L. Biller
J. P. Biller
Bennington Township
St. Mary's Catholic Church
A. L. Dletsch
Catherine Curran
Bertha Kopel
Lucille
Leona Dietsch
Margaret Biller
Helen Reitsen
Genevieve Walker
Annebelle Mulvenhill
Mildred Gowans
Ruth Marinan
Mary Bell
Helen Kurth
Asta Sorenson
Harry Paul
Harry Roth
Miss Lasche
Mr. Biller
St Mary's High School
Commercial National Bank
Biller
Viva Lenora Shields
W. A. Shields
Goldfield
Wayne Doolittle
H. M. Doolittle
Webster City
J. C. Wade
Church of Christ
Oelwein
Town State College
Ames
Annual Banquet Held by Hospital Alumnae Group
Twenty four members and guests attended Allen Memorial Hospital Alumnae association annual banquet Friday at Hotel President with pink and green colors. Harold Lyman’s orchestra provided entertainment with a mock operation. Officers elected: President Miss Juanita Miller, vice president Miss Evelyn Gatewood, secretary Miss Wilma Mantle, treasurer Miss Elizabeth Buster. Guests included Miss Agnes Fischer from St. Louis and Florence Schmerse of Marion Wisconsin. Hospital seniors were entertained at the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Memorial Hospital Aluminae Association
Harold Lyman
Juanita Miller
Evelyn Gatewood
Wilma Mantle
Elizabeth Buster
Agnes Fischer
St. Lewis
Florence Schmerse
Marion
Wis
Miss Ethel Arser Weds Loren Graaff in Iowa Home
Miss Ethel Arser and Loren Graaff were married at noon in Osage Iowa. Rev Fry performed the ceremony in the Arser home, witnessed by their immediate family. The couple will motor to Duluth and other points then return to Iowa City for the summer. The bride, a graduate of Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls, has taught music in Clarksville and Waverly. Graaff, a University of Iowa graduate, has been assistant swimming coach there and will lead that work this summer.
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Courier Suceind
Osage
J. M. Arser
Ethel
Loren Graaff
Iowa City
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Clarksville
Waverly
Graaff
University of Iowa
Dorothy Edwards
Willard Edwards
Humboldt
Edward Harm
Henry Harrs
Allison
Dakota City
Port Dodge
International Herryester Company
Dr. Lois Meek Cancels Cedar Falls Visit
Dr. Lois Hayden Meek educational secretary for the American Association of University Women has canceled all speaking engagements in Iowa. She was to guest Cedar Falls on June 6 with Waterloo branch helpers. Her appointment by Secretary Wilbur to a national committee for government education reform requires cancellation of visits in this region.
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Lois Hayden Meek
American Association of University Women
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Waterloo
Meek
Wilbur
Hoover
Luncheon in Honor of Miss McCartney Held in Rockford
A luncheon at Black's tea room honored Miss Bess McCartney, music teacher from Rockford Illinois. Ten guests attended including Mrs Genevieve Murphy and Miss Opal Nuss. Miss McCartney will return to Rockford with her mother and proceed to Greensboro North Carolina the following Wednesday to teach over the summer.
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Bess
McCartney
Rockford
Black's Tearoom
B. F. Puter~paugh
Edna
Ethel Lubehty
Genevieve Murphy
Ill
Opal Nuss
Denver
Cole
Brady
St. Louis
Nannie McCartney
Third Street West
Greensboro
N. C
Balloons set theme for West High junior senior dance
West High school held a balloon themed junior senior reception Friday at the Elks club with Eugene Shoesmith as toastmaster. George Busby and Mary Pollard spoke on balloon topics while Prof. W W Gibson discussed ballooning. About 300 attended including school board members and faculty. Dancing followed. the midyear class also appeared at a separate recital at Miss Bertha Ferris’s home featuring 13 piano students.
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West High School
Elks Club
Eugene
George Busby
Mary F Pollard
W. W. Gibson
Church News Highlights Local Women’s Meetings
The June Huncheon of the Woman's organization at First Congregational church is set for 1 PM Wednesday with senior girls graduates as special guests. Presbyterial reports by Mrs Patterson and Mrs Egan follow at First Presbyterian Missionary department at 1 15 PM. Mrs Rath discusses the Philippines Porto Rico and Cuba. Mrs Bentz on Presbyterian hospital. Mrs Moore on Cardenas school. devotionals led by Mrs Black. Ald department meets at 10 45 AM. luncheon at noon chaired by Mrs Larson and Mrs Watkins. Fidelis class of Walnut Street Baptist church meets Monday evening at Mrs Pennington's home 313 Cutler Street. A program will be held.
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Triple Four
JB. L, Kingman
Maccabee Club
Waterloo I
O. Or
PF. Hall
Alpha Delphian Society
T. A. Teenies
J/ F
Wagner
Chautauqua
circle—Public Library West
Pass Matrons
Becker Chepster
O. BE. S
Ralph Jones Inn
Pythian Sisters
K. F. Hall
Dean Morrison
U. B
Albert Trepkes
Black
Quota
Independence
Mothers’ Auxiliary
Boy Scouts
YW. GC. A
Past Noble Grand Association
Temple Rebeka Lodge
Cedar Falls
Happy Eight
Block's
Novata Club
E. L. Kingman
T. EK
Bridge Club
Roy McLain
Ace of Clubs
Riviera
St. Anne’s Court
St. John's Hall
Business and Professional Women's Club
White Sea Inn
Daughters of Civil War Veterans Memorial
West High Honor Society
Black's Tearoom
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Waterloo ST
C. F
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. HH. Howrey
Izaak Welton League
Sasingside Country Club
West Side Circle
Christ Episcopal Guild
A. EB. Rumsey
Becker Chapter
O. E
Masonic
Woman's Organization
First Congregational Church
Hugh Patterson
W. J. Egan
First Presbyterian Missionary Department
J. W. Rath
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
G. K. Bentz
Presbyterian Hospital
J. E. Moore
Cardenas
James Black
Ald
L. E. Larson
L. A. Watkins
Ray Sinnard
L. B. Gates
Fidelis Cless
Walnut Street
Ban‘tsé
J. H. Pennington
Cutler Street
Club Notes and Hostesses Set for Local Meetings
Mrs. H. M. Reed hosts M. B. needlework club at Sunnyside country club luncheon for 18 guests. Social band plans a Thursday picnic at Mrs. Victor Nichols home. Mrs. Klingman enters Nowata club at 1 PM Tuesday. Child Study club elects Mrs. W. T. Gordon president at 1525 Fourth St W. other officers named. Program chair Mrs. J. H. Pennington and helpers are announced. Lilchean served. next hostesses Mrs. M. Ludelg on June 28.
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H. M. Reed
M. B. Needlework Club
Sunnyside Country Club
Victor Nichols
Lafayette Street
W. T. Gordon
Child Study Club
Fourth Street West
Lloyd Feverill
C. A. Cathay
Richard Berry
J. H. Pennington
Paul Wilson
F. &. Giles
Lilchean
Northeastern Iowa couples wed in May ceremonies
A flurry of spring marriages spans Independence to Cedar Rapids with many Iowans tying the knot. Ruth Warren and Douglas Allen wed in Chicago on May 18, Katherine Bridges and W. Hughson’s daughter from Oelwein married May 23, Mary Hall and Richard Robinson of Lincoln wed May 22, and many others from Ames to Dumont plan homes in Charles City, Cresco, and Green Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Caroline Warren
G. D. Warren
Independence
Douglas Allen
Chicago
Bride Elect Honored by Shower in Charles City Iowa
Miss Jaliette Weber received a miscellaneous shower Friday night at Mrs. William Rodewald Jr home. Gifts were given as a pink and green theme prevailed. She will wed Ernest Rodewald soon in Charles City.
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Charles City
Jine
Jaliette Weber
William Rodewald, Jr
Linda Weber
Ernest Rodewald
Becker
Masonic Temple
Miss Doris Blunt Becomes Bride in Charles City
Miss Doris Blunt daughter of Mr and Mrs H Blunt married Douglas E Wall son of Mrs Jennie Wall of Berwyn Illinois at Congregational church Keokuk pastor Rev A E Fish officiated wedding to 30 guests. Reception at Country club followed by departure for Berwyn. Mrs Wall a Charles City High School and University of Town graduate and Chicago employee.
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Gail Baker
John A. Baker
Vinton
Raymond Jewell
C. S. Jewel
Brandon
Vinton Baptist Parsonage
Glenn McKinney
Branton
Charles City
Doris Blunt
H. Blunt
City in Prief West and 4th St bridge bid for optical service
Local notices list a Buchanan bid for optical service in Prief West at the 4th Street bridge area. Other items report residents returning from Des Moines for Memorial Day, vacations planned to northern Minnesota, and patient progress after surgery at Allen Memorial hospital. East Junior High printing class and instructor toured the Evening Courier plant. University Hospital surgery planned for a local resident with family escort. Short term Y memberships offered for June to August at five dollars per the general secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Braden
Hillside Avenue
Minnesota
Charles Marsh
Leland Avenue
Allen Memorial Hospital
East Junior High School
Paul L. Schoenoff
W. PB. Robinson
Lime Street
Brain Test Answer Cross Out Puzzle List
A cross out list presents eight items to discard in a brain test. The sequence includes gambit gyro scope panther gumbo furnace ant hawk lethargic shown as correct-to-eliminate prompts.
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Gambit
Panther
Furnace
Ant
Hawk
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Nelle E. Cor
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Becker Chapiter
C. ES
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W. O. Herteen
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Ethel Delt- Fick
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Edward Warren
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Sam Rosenbloom
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H. J. DeBerg
Elsie L. Hansen
Herbert. H. Harforth
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Claire Teeter
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Philip Cockerill
Ang Mirs
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A. K. Madsen
Trank Walton Jengue
Chub
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Egypt
Woodmen's Circle
K. C. Hall
el Deen
T. A. Decker
G. C. Tripp
Cedar Heights Community Missionary Society
A. H. McCutcheon
Miro
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Sam Scott
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
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L. O. Robinson
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Cezar Falls
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Liscomb
Howard Glass
Gladbrook
UU. B. Parsonage
Dumont
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Lloyd M. Boyle
Charles City Christian Parsonage
G. 4. Hess
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Beaman
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Green Mountain
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Elma
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Ernest P. Farrell
Frank T. Clampitt
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Lois Shepard
Charles Baldock
Aredale
Little Brown Church
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Clara Schultz
Storm Lake
Miles Smith
Grundy Center
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Lamson Brothers
Wiliam
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John Anderson
Riceville
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Benson
Minn
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Harlan
Ruth Waring
Maloy
Harnld Sandquist
Burwick
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John ‘Hallowell
J. L. McComson
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Tile Rabie
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W. H. Denlinger
Leland Townsend
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J. M. Newgard
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Clear Lake
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Frank A. Stewart
Toledo
Alta Hayward
Oliver Griffith
Dysart
Harold Stevenson
Robert E. Stevenson
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Tama County
Garwin
Stevenson
Independence Produce House
Mae Follmer
Lester Hrame
Soth
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Brame
Ruth Fletcher
Glen Whalen
All United Brethren Church
O. J. Bogart
Teedo
Rose Jackson
Lewis Glass
United Brethren Church
Riggs
Town State Teachers College
Glass
Marie Vera
Cek
Charles Bushnell
L. R. Bushnell
Tan
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Marble Rock
Edward Fahr
New Hampton
Doris
Blunt
P _— Lodge
Sunshine Rebekah
Katherine Walker
Alpha -Delphian Society
T. A. Toenjes
South Street
Bennington
Busy Bees
Frieda Schmidt
Maurice Welsh
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern ‘Railroad
Mexico City
Mex
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A. G. Ralston
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Chicago’ Hospital
S. B. McGinn
C. H. Gates
Goddell Hatcheries
Castle Hill
Hoe
West High
Max Reinstein
Ed. Templeton
Ralph Harmon
Cleland Rausch
National Forensic League
George H. Fields
Wiliam Metcalf
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la Porte Road
Metcalf
Elinor Montgomery
Wendl Fleder
John Lindberg
Maye Abbott
Peter J. Refshauge
Harry Erpelding
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Moilne
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F.C. Munger
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Des Moines
Bhetohl
Awe
Bunn
Pitaumimnen Ptasen
Submarine Sweet Shop
Hotel
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