Mims Nona Fowler and Gilbert O Rich Wed at Parsonage
Mims Nona Fowler daughter of Mr and Mrs M and Fowler of Albans street married Gilbert O Rich son of Mr and Mrs W S Rich Cedar Falls today at 9:30 am in the parsonage of Burton Avenue Baptist church Rev Marion Flint officiated. Bride wore a lavender georgette frock with blacking fat and cared pink roses and white sweetpeas. Attendants Mrs William Biehmier and Mrs Biehmier in tan. The couple will spend the weekend at McGregor and plan a trip to the Black Hills. They will reside at Fourth street east. Mrs Rich has worked for the telephone company. Mr Rich is with Standard Glass and Paint Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mims Nona Fowler
M. &. Fowler
Albans Street
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Gilbert ' O. Rich
Rich
Marion Flint
William Biehmier
Biehmier
McGregor
West Fall
Black Hills
Fourth Street
Sears
Theele
Standard Glass & Paint Go. C
Social events fill the week in local clubs
Week's calendar lists Monday night Quota club at Byrnes park and Getle club picnic near H King arm. Tuesday features Eiklets with Mrs Georg Schoel, Waterloo Garden club with Mrs A Valerbury, W B A card party at Moose Hall, and Band PL W at Clatrooms. Wednesday brings Golden Link club with Mrs Charles Orthower, all day First Presbyterian Church meeting, Bid-Em-Up club at Junction Park, Becker chapter DC, Matt Parrott building. Thursday offers Division One at Central Christian Church with Mrs J S Grant and T F L Tchio with Mrs Ira Garrabrant, plus Blue Triangle league event Y W G C A. Friday has Degree of Honor card party at Firemen's hall, Woman's Club library workers, and Friday evening Degree of Honor at Firemen's hall. The 500 Hawks feature Mr and Mrs Floyd Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teesday
Eiklets
Georg Schoel
Waterloo Garden
Blue ‘Triangle League
Firewen's Hall
Woman's Club
Workers— Woman's Club
Firemen's Hall
Hawks
Ployd Stevens
Garden Club Will Hear W. R. Lumry Talk on Peonies
Waterloo Garden club plans a 3 p m meeting at Mrs. C A Watner Fury in Wo OR with W R Lumry noted mowergraver set to speak on peonies A board meeting was scheduled for 2 0 p m Yesterday at the Iris display in Mrs Carrickleys home Brinkerhoff won blue for Jeanne D Areiris Gholson and Marsh earned awards for Mother of Pearl and Letty Williams blossoms respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Waterloo Garden Club
C. A. Watnerfury
OR. Lumry
Mowergraver
Carrickley
D. G. Brinkerhoff
Ira Gholson
GC. A. Marsh
Letty Willams
Mrs. Makinster Named Noble Grand At Temple Rebekah
Mrs. Makinster was elected Noble Grand of Temple Rebekah Lodge at a Black Hawk I. O. O. F. hall meeting yesterday evening. Other officers chosen include Mrs. James Lammert as vice grand, Mrs. F. O. McPike as secretary, and Mrs. W. A. Willams as treasurer. Thimble bee planned for June 14 with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Makinster
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk
O. O. F. Hall
James Lammert
F. O. McPike
W. A. Willams
Miss Ruth Dunn Honored at Party
Miss Ruth Dunn of Mason City will wed Frank Ralph in Cherokee Indiana June 12. She was honored at a party hosted by Miss Isadora Galligan Miss Sara Connell and Mrs D E Brennan at Brennan home. Favors bunco given to Miss Olivia Hacker and Miss Clara Wise. Other guests totaled several Mmes and Misses. Dunn received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Dunn
Frank Ralph
Mason City
Cherokee
Isadora Galligan
Sara Connell
D. E. Brennon
Mrs. Brennan
Olivia Hacker
Clara Wise
Mmes
Harry Wardrow
W. M. Hogan
J. L. Berard
Harry Pines
W. C. Delaney
Ann Olson
Gladys Brennan
Freda Peffer
Winona Bishop
Florence Bishop
Miss Dunn
Marjorie Yohn Weds Whetham Barry in Reinbeck
Marjorie Yohn of Reinbeck and Whetham Barry of Reinbeck wed at First Presbyterian manse Grundy Center with Rev Dr Chambers officiating. Attendants were Miss Bernice Mogte and William Meyerson. Also notes: piano pupils party at YWCA closes school year. Boys' club program with Bob Sarseth presiding. attendees include Raymond Smith and others. details of hostess duties and upcoming card party at Moose Hall by W B A group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comrie Sperin
Reinbeck
Mar‘“jorie
Yohn
Whetham Barry
First Presbyterian Manse
Grundy Center
Chambers
Bernice , Mogte
William Meyerson
Claude S. Bennett
Y. W
Bob Sarseth
Charles West
Raymond Smith
John
Edward
Richard Garton
Richard Brecunier
Louis Walker
Jack Buchanan
Bob Sarset
Tommy Gauthier
David Buck
Merland Apfel
E. C. Barset
EB. L. ‘Corton
Mildred Anderson to Wed Harris Peterson in Osage Home Ceremony
Miss Mildred E. Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry G Anderson of Osage will marry Harris Peterson son of Mr and Mrs E Peterson of Minneapolis at 5 pm today at the bride’s home 422 North Seventh street Minneapolis guest list includes Violet Peterson and Hubert Carden. Music will be provided by Mrs I M Atherton Mercedes Atherton and Rev A E Fish will officiate in a 59 guest ceremony with readings and harp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Osage
Mildred E. Anderson
Harry G. Anderson
Harris Peterson
E. Peterson
Fifth Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
P. m
North Seventh Street
Violet Peterson
Hubert ©. Carden
I. M. Atherton
Mercedes Atherton
Omaha
McKillip Murphy wedding at St Josephs church
Miss Alice Murphy of Nokomis Illinois married Floyd McKillip son of Elizabeth McKillip of Waterloo at 7 am in St Josephs Catholic Church officiated by Rev Edward Slattery Attendants were James V McKillip and McKillip brother of the groom Wedding breakfast at Entz cafe. McKillip farmer. Royal Neighbors event prizes at card party in R of Ghell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Murphy
Nokomis
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Floyd McKillip
Elizabeth McKillip
Waterloo
Edward Slattery
James V. McKillip
Hammond Avenue
McKillip
Entz
Hints on Beauty Care in Cleanliness for Men and Women
A healthful guide on cleanliness in barber shops and at home detailing hygienic towels, sterilized tools, and careful skin care for men and women. It warns against unclean practices at barbers and explains soap, water, and proper cleansing to prevent skin diseases and improve complexion. It also notes nail care, avoiding harsh tools, and consulting a doctor for varicose veins or skin issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Oteir
Esther Mortensen and Karl Olsen Will Wed at Cedar Falls
Esther Mortensen of 215 Tremont street will wed Karl Olsen of Chicago at the Mortensen home in Cedar Falls today at 5 30 pm. Rev Alexander Hoi r is to officiate. Bridesmaids include Miss Marie Mortensen. best man Kenneth Petersen. Bride’s gown pink crepe de chine over georgette. reception to follow. They will reside in Chicago after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
Esther Mortensen
Tremont Street
Karl Olsen
Chicago
Alexander Hoiruis
First Danish Baptist Chhurch
We Lydia Mortensen
Ide
Marie Mortensch
Kenneth Petersen
Olsen
Northern Baptist Theological Seminary
Lucille Lauerman selects bridal party for Marinette wedding
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Lucille Lauerman daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Lauerman Marinette Wisconsin. Following the wedding Thursday morning June 21 breakfast will be served at the bride's parents home. Matron of honor is Mrs Robert Cleary maid of honor is Miss Joyce Lauerman brides maid Miss Alice Lauerman. Best man is Paul McGinn Usher Raymond Lauerman Frank Lauerman Jr Pred Tangney. The couple will reside in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Lauerman
Myr
Frank Lauerman
Marinette
Wistons
Francis McGinn
Waterloo
Robert, Cleary
Faith Lauerman
Joyce Lauerman
Alice
Martin Heyde to Teach at Sherwood Music School
Waterloo baritone Martin Heyde has been hired to teach at Sher wood Music School in Chicago under a five year contract starting next fall. He resigns from Wartburg College and will split time between Chicago and Waterloo, maintaining his studio three days weekly. His Chicago debut as a concert singer is planned for September in the Fine Arts building recital hall, followed by a soloist engagement with a large German choral society mid September. A WHT radio recital will feature four of his Waterloo students in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Heyde
Waterloo
Sherwood Music School
Chicago
Heyde
Wartburg College
Waverly
Fine Arts
WHT
Ilinois Central Station
Jack Stafford
Dorothy Henry
George Essex
T. C. McKelvey
Los Angeles
Cal
United Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
St. Louis
W. P. McGormick
Denver Street
McKelvey
Kansas City
McCormick Home
N. W. Entwisle
Walnut Street
University of Town
Benjamin S. Entwisle
University Experimental High School
Town State Teachers College
Gates Business College
Club Notes From Waterloo OBE Chapter Luncheon
Mrs. GS Millach hosted the Past Matrons club of Waterloo chapter OBE S at Black's tearoom with seventeen members present. After lunch they visited the hostess home and planned a quilt sale next fall to fund furnishing the new Masonic temple. A picnic is set for June 8 under Mrs. J W Milter.
Walnut church groups plan picnic at W H King farm
Fidelity class from Walnut Street Baptist plans a Monday picnic supper at W H King farm on Logal Avenue. Married Folks class of Contest Christian meets last evening with Mr and Mrs Po Ft Evans. Mrs Harry Wachsman elected president, John Parling vice president, Mrs L V Martin secretary, and Mr Evans treasurer. Mrs O J Conery re-elected teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity
Walnut
Street Baptist Church
W. H. King
Logal Avenue
Christian Chares
Po Ft. Evans
Harry Wachsman
John Parling
L. v. Martin
Evans
J. Conery
Paris Offers World Flavors In Native Style Restaurants
Paris presents a global tasting tour within city walls, offering dishes from many lands. The article notes Italian pasta, Moroccan couscous, Russian blinis, Chinese delicacies, German fare, Greek seafood, Swiss fondue, Swedish mushrooms, Jewish kosher meals, and American waffles, ending with coffee from Vienna. It emphasizes authentic regional experiences and the idea of a globe circling menu in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Evans
Paris
Jules Verne
France
Italy
Mohammedan Mosque
Africa
Parisian
Russia
China
England
Vienna
Will Preside at State Convention S O Y Auxiliary
Mrs. BR J Snodgrass of 130 Chicago Street leads the S O Y Auxiliary as department president for the eighth annual state convention to be held in Cedar Rapids June 4 to 7. Waterloo members Bertha Merriman Grace Stallman Nora Glark and Elva Wannemaker hold key posts as officers. Local men F M Stull and R T Snodgrass serve in department offices. From 25 to 35 Waterlooans will attend next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. J. Snodgrass
Chicago Street
Sons of Union Veterans of the
Cedar Rapids
Auxiliary
Waterloo
Bertha Merriman
Argyle Street
Grace Stallman
Fourthy Street
A. and I
Nora Glark
Saxon Street
Elva Wannemaker
Third Avenue West
Sons of Veterans
F. M. Stull
Denver Street
R. TI. Snodgrass
Constantinople Egg Cup Described For Coffee Prep
A vivid account describes a small egg shaped cup used in Constantinople to hold freshly powdered coffee and sugar. The hall is visited three times as Haquid is poured hot and sipped, thick with fine grounds, and fragrant with aroma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Radio and Wire Merger Sparks Stocks Rally in NYC
Reports of a merger creating the world’s largest communications system sent RCA and IT&T stock to new highs. A potential partnership with Victor Talking Machine rose speculation, while a White Law hurdle for radio and telegraph combines loomed. Elsewhere, transfers show Clarence W. Dewey to Charles L. Butly in Home Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Radio Corporation of America
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
Wall Street
Radio Corporation
Stock Exchange
Radio
Telegraph
Ural Estatt
Clarence W. Dewey
Charles
Butly
Stock Exchange Securities And Loans at Record Levels
New York June 2 47 Total value of securities listed on the New York Stock Exchange and none against them have reached new high levels As of May the total value Of traded securities was 64 818025960 and total brokers loans 4907782599 The total value represents a gain of about 2500000000 and the loans of 200000000 In one month While the ratio of brokers loans to total value of securities also gained sharply moving from 688 percent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Gtock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Fragmentary 19th Century Language Puzzle Notes
A garbled text fragment cites time and space columns with pairing phrases. It mentions a TaHandt of Tormosa and a Ponula ting with numbers 4 000.009 and 3,7041 and references Rome's first view of 4 Riratr during a Cheat parade, along with heavy horses reaching 1,500 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tormosa
Rome
Sion
The Child's First School Author Explains Freebel Tewetty
A weekly column in the Evening discusses home education and the concept family based early schooling. It outlines ideas from the National Kindergarten specification and references West Portia street in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freebel Tewetty
West Portiath Street
Ivetk i City
Tvening
Where Did Johnny Learn That from Grandmas and Parents
A family scene at Grandma’s house explores how children imitate parents. Grandma teaches that leading by example matters more than direct orders. Alice resolves to model respectful behavior, noting how constant tensing and interruptions shape Johnny’s conduct and attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Maan
Alce
Grandma
Alice
Kindergarten cited as essential educational training
T. R. Garth of the University of Denver urges expanding kindergartens in cities and towns. He argues early training benefits children in their formative years and in later life, asserting the kindergarten is an indispensable educational institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Garth
Department of Education
University of Denver
Colorado
City in Brief: Waterloo News Notes and Travel
Dr and Mrs William H Koch of Milwaukee visit friends here this week. Marie Stansbury files for divorce from Ernest N Stansbury in district court. Mrs W H Taylor of Los Angeles visits her mother Mrs Elizabeth Leaman. Various visitors and travels noted including Walterloo officials of the Great Western railroad on inspections and trips to San Francisco and Seattle. A number of local residents plan trips and graduations. One divorce petition cites cruel treatment. Several community events and obituaries not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Koch
Milwaukee
Marie Stansbury
Ernest N. Stansbury
W., H. Taylor
Los Angeles
Bessie Leaman
Elizabeth Leaman
Maple Street
Herbert F. Marshall
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Waterloo
St. Louis
Izank Walton League
Mason City
A. C. Willford
G. ©. Perkins
Chicago
Great Western Railroad
Tha Deal
Barclay Street
San Francisco
Seattle
J. L. McMinn
Malcolm Garrison
University of Iowa
Iowa City
R. H. Garrison
Alta Vista Avenue
Margaret Mastain
Presbyterian Hospital
M. J. Mastain
Grant Sveue
Cal
Waterloo Doctors Attend Nestor Rites at Sacred Heart
Twenty five Waterloo physicians gathered for the funeral of Dr Robert J Nestor at Sacred Heart church at 3 am A high mass was led by Rev J M Molloy with assist from Rev E J Slattery and Rev John Connell. Sacred Heart girls sang and pallbearers included prominent doctors. Interment followed at Hudson cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Robert J. Nestor
Sacred Heart Church
J. M. Molloy
E. J. Slattery
St. Joseph's Church
John Connell
Sacred Heart
Fr. Molloy
Lfe
Nestor
W. B. Small
FE. W. Porterfield
Carl C. Bickley
J. G. McAlgin
Harry W. Brown
J. B Ridenour
E. J. Dunkelberg
J. Rowntree
T. F. Thornton
W. L. Hearst
A.J
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Nona Fowler
Gilbert O. Rich
Byrnes Park
Getle Club
W. H. Kingarm
Becker
Matt Parrott
Central Christian Church
J. S. Grant
T. FL T.chio
Ira Garrabrant
Garden Club
W. R. Lumry
Peonies
Makinster
Temple Rebekah
Marjorie Yohn
W. B. A—Mers
Joe Tretter
Frank Wretter
Moose Hall
Ty Woman's Benefil Association
Mildred Anderson
McKillip-Murphy
St. Joseph’s
Joe Tretter Y
Henry Conter
Gold Leaf Camp
G.hell
Bridge
E. W. Butte
Fred Wittstock
P. H. Townsend
Janesville
Nellie Shannon
Ethlets
George Schoel
J. O. Gragy
Minios
J. T. Bullivan
H. W. Flint
Tom Fitzgerald
J. B. Innes
George Scully
Bridal
Chicago School of Music
Jessie Gable
Paul Herzberg
Mat Kareth Shane
Dolores Bruns
Mary Rickert
Roger Wahl
Winifred Scott
Edwin Graham
Frieda Tegtmeier
Beverly Shaw
Geraldine Langlas
Mary Jean Landgraf
Billy Brayton
Frances Culler
Mary Jean Adams
Lynford Uttley
Betty Ruth Jordan
Harriet Steffans
Lillian Size
Isabelle McGinnis
Portland
Ore
Black’s Tearoom
Marian Miller
Velma Tharp
Church News
S. O.Y
R. «. Snodgrass
B.C. A
International Telephone
N.Y
Jasong
Home Department
Tom
Buchanan's
B. P. van Amburg
Cortland
Roy van Amburg
Detroit
Mich
Otis Petrie
Jessie Snyder
Sycamore
J. Harris
Logan Aversue
H. Wy
Walker
Brockwell Arms
George W. Halligan
Lucyle Halligan
Hillsdale
George A. Wheeler
Cascaden Avenue
Towra City
Grant M
The
State University
Grant
Yellowstone Park
Edward H. Bickley
W. H. Bickley
West
Carl Cleveland
S. A. Cleveland
Harry Brown
Ames
Royal Arch Masons
Tabernagle
Masonic
Dinser
J. Shauger
Seventh Street
Weet
Kotter
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Marion
Shanger
Union Depot
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
E. Ninth St
Apts
Cyber
Hudson
Marcel
L. M
Laurene Rose Piehms
Luella Rose van Eman
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Wea Eens
City and
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