Marriage of Hoclle Smith and Paul E Campbell
Hoclle Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs E T Smith New Hampton Iowa wed Paul E Campbell son of Mrs M F Campbell 316 Ninth Street East Monday morning at St Josephs Church New Hampton Rev V Cikey officiated Attendants Karl Rourke Lawler Jo and Marguerite Smith The bridal party wore embroidered georgette gowns Orchids and pink were used for the wedding breakfast at the bride’s home The couple departed for Chicago and Dubuque and will reside in town Campbell is employed by Waterloo Fruit and Commission Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Figs Hoclle Smith
E. T. Smith
New Hampton
Paul E. Campbell
M. F. Campbel
Ninth Street East
St. Joseph's Church
Rev. V. Cikey
Karl Rourke
Lawler
Marguerite Smith
Campbell
Chicago
Dubuque
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Co
Myldred Holm Engaged to Edward H. Matz
Mrs Herman Holm and Mrs QO. 3. Holm to be married June 15 as announced last night at a party honoring Miss Myldred Holm. Rev Herbert F Moehlman will perform the ceremony at Trinity American Lutheran church. Guests at the announcment party included Mrs Wesley Menefee and several friends from Courtland and nearby streets. Orchid and green decor featured in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Holm
Holm
Myldred Helm O
Edward H. Matz
Fifth Street West
Herbert F. Moehlman
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Harman Holm
Mildred Wood to Wed Fred Teeter Shower
Miss Mildred Wood guest of honor at a kitchen shower hosted by sister Mrs. R Fr Wildes at 618 Kern street. She will marry Flord Teeter son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Teeter of 3917 Lafayette street. Wood is an operator for Northwest Bell. Radio music and pastel decorations featured the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Wood
R. Fr. Wildes
Kern Street
Wood
Myra I. Wood
Flord Teeter
Fred Teeter
Lafayette Street
Helen Wildes
Elizabeth Fenstermaker
Mmes
Myra Wood
Effie Benjamin
Ivan Welsch
Jack Nelson
Margaret Thompson
Lew Mapes
Brooks Eakin
Clyde Young
Miss3ywood
Bell Telephone Company
Morris Printing Company
Club Notes Highlight Local Bridge And Social Clubs
Mrs D W Nicholas hosted T A M Bridge Club with honors to Mrs Bell and Mrs O Hearn. Pandora Club met with Mrs D W Gauf. sewing and a guest, Mrs Fred Hunt Jr, noted. Gaul's daughter Dorothy helped serve. FOP Club gathered at Mrs D F Merriman's home. 500 prizes won by Mrs Paul Bailey and Mrs Charles Brown. Mrs A Vetter to host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Nicholas
T.A.M. Bridge Club
W. Bell
J. J. O'Hearn
Carl Burris
Arnold Wemiecek
Pandora Club
D. W. Gauf
Fred Hunt, Jr
F.O.P. Club
D. F. Merriman
Paul Bailey
Charles Brown
A. (. Vetter
Local Fraternal Gatherings Include Supper Bridge Night
Readable notes show Temple Rebekilledgse Black Hawk Lodge hosting a picnic supper and meeting. Yeomen and Ik. of 1. hall mix with bridge party at the Country Club. Gold Leaf camp and Reval Neigh hours at K. of C. hall listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Black Hawk Loc Oo
I. Hall
Country Club
Gold Leaf Camp
Reval Neighhours
C. Hall
Delegates Poised for Natl Convention Entertainment Oakland
Local delegates to the national convention of Business and Professional Women gather in Oakland July 27 to 28. Mrs Elizabeth Kenney and Miss Edna Mae Lei join from Waterton, traveling from Seattle via Oakland. Booked social events include tours in Oakland San Francisco and Berkeley with new clubs forming in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Convention of Business and Professional Women's
Oakland
Cal
Waterton
Elizabeth Kenney
Edna Mae Lei
Waterloo
Mildred Gleason
Ada Slifer
California
San Francisco
Berkeley
Church News Mutter’s Jewels of Grace Methe Opens Mite Box
The Beginners’ Department Division One of Central Christian Church met at the home of Misses Elsie and Mahel Wwnnouminker on Thursday afternoon. Three guests attended along with members. Mrs. John Barlow and Mrs. Helen Hurgs were among the visitors. The hostess served refreshments. The next meeting will be held next week at the home of ON Hosteller at 812 Commercial, GR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Elsie
Mahel Wwnnouminker
John Barlow
Helen Hurgs
ON Hosteller
Cormmere
Hints in Beauty Care With Egg-Based Preparations
A vintage guide touts eggs as valuable in beauty preparations and outlines egg yolk and white uses for scalp, skin, and face masks. It details mixing yolks with castor oil and demesune, applying to eyes and hair, and a white based toner with borax cucumber juice vinegar camphor for facial cleansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castile
Helen Partridge Will Be Married Late This Month
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Helen Partridge, longtime physical training instructor at West High, to Lloyd Cold of Reinbeck, Iowa. The ceremony is planned for late June at the bride’s father’s home in Dreher, Wisconsin. Partridge trained at Jan Crosse School, worked in Madison and Chicago, and taught in Red Wing, Cleveland, and Kewaunee before moving to Waterloo. Cold, son of Mrs. Mary Cold of Reinbeck, previously ran a dairy business in Des Moines and Kansas City before settling in Reinbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Partridge
West High School
Ldoyd Cold
Reinheek
Dune
Dre
Matteeat
Wis
Waterloo
Redwing
Minn
Cleveland
Kewaunce
Cold
Mary Cold
Reinbeck
Des Moines
Kansas City
Bernadine Wendel and Ralph Sarff to Marry June 22
Miss Bernadine Wendel a two year French teacher at West High School will wed Ralph J. Sarff athletic coach of the same institute at 10 30 a m on Wednesday June 22 at her Smithland home Iowa The couple plan a wedding trip to Lady Okoboji Minneapolis and lake regions of Minnesota After Sept 1 they will be at home to friends in Waterloo Also Miss Shauger faculty and students of Presbyterian hospital were entertained at dinner in honor of Miss Marian Shauger who will marry Herbert C Briteman June 9 Alisa Shauger has been assistant superintendent of nurses at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadine Wendel
West High School
Smithland
Ralph J. Sarff
Shauger
Presbyterian Hospital
laKgt
Marian Shauger
Herbert C. Briteman
Alisa Shauger
Tinney’s Home Destroyed by Fire in Baldwin
Frank Tinney, actor, had his unoccupied Baldwin residence burned today by a fire police and firemen called incendiary in origin. Woodwork inside was sprayed with gasoline or kerosene and the house appeared set afire. Police estimated the loss at $50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
N. Y
Frank Tinney
Business Training Loan Fund for Girls Receives Legal Status
A resolution by the Business & Professional Women's club in Waterloo creates a permanent educational loan trust fund to aid girls over 16 and women who must support themselves through business education. Loans up to 200 a year at 4 percent assist tuition books and related costs. funds come from club money gifts and donations. Trustees are Elizabeth Kenney, Fr Brocksus, and Lila Marcham. If the club dissolves, the fund continues via the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business& Professional Woman's Club
Waterloo
Iman
Elizabeth Kenney
B. Brocksus
Lila Marcham
District Court
Ioan
Frisco First Then South Seas Hiking Students Plan Voyage
Smiling packmen Julius Sigman and Sam Kellman, New York City civil engineering students, paused in Waterloo yesterday during a hiking trip to San Francisco. The duo plans to ship to the South Sea Isles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Sigman
Sam Kellman
New York City
Civil Engineering
Waterloo
San Francisco
South Sea Isles
Railroad Men Visit In Local Office
J W Cummings of Dubuque general agent for C G W and E J Crawford of Chicago division freight and passenger agent visited the local office today Cummings formerly served in Waterloo as operator and ticket agent for the B Co R N now part of the Rock Island system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. WW. Cummings
Dubuque
E. Jr. Crawford
Chicago
Cummings
Waterloo
Rock Island Railroad
Waterloos Evening Courier Patterns for fashion design
To obtain up-to-date patterns, send the design to the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier in Waterloo with 15 cents for each pattern. Patterns accommodate seams and orders are filled promptly, reaching customers about 10 days after mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Youthful Speeder Boasts State Pull in Court
Council Bluffs Iowa June 3 Arrested on a speeding charge Don Tyler 18 told Judge Sheehan his pull with Gov Hammill would secure release if jailed The judge considered testing Tyler's pull but opted to fine the youth 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Don ‘Tyler
Sheehan
Hammill
City in Brief Eyewear ads and social notices mix
Mrs. J. W. Best travels to Clarksville for her father Li L. Downs’s death at 85. Mrs. Zathoe Lark and Mrs. YL Bryant attend Mount St. Joseph alumnae meeting in Dubuque. Naomi Harris, granddaughter of Mrs. F. W. Smith, enrolls in training at Presbyterian Hospital after prior Denver training. Fratelli club hosts first annual ladies night at Black’s tearoom with Howard McMillan and David Dewey. Torpeys move from Waterloo to Los Angeles, purchasing local property. he previously managed a local wallpaper store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Best
Williston Avenue
Clarksville
Li. L. Downs
Zathoe Lark
Alta Vista Avenue
YL. Bryant
South Street
Dubuque
Mount St. Joseph College
Naomi Harris
F. W. Smith
Sycamore Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Harris
Denver, Colo
Black’s Tearoom
Howard McMillan
David Dewey
Plaza Theatre
Thomas G. Torpey
Waterloo
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Cal
Torpey
R. C. Wangler
George Sisler Denied As Trade Target By Browns Manager
Washington June 3 A flat denial by Browns manager Dan Howley that star first baseman George Sisler was on the block or headed for a trade was issued today Howley called Sisler the last man he would trade and said the only way he would leave the Browns would be at Sisler’s own request The two are longtime friends and work closely together in the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
George Sisler
St. Louis Browns
Dan Howley
Howley
George
Browns
Omar temple D. O. K. K. to meet tonight
A business meeting of Omar temple D. O. K. K. is set for 7 30 p m today in KK. of P. hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Temple
P. Hall
Jury adjourned as Kane manslaughter case set for trial
Trial jurors in district court were excused by Judge G W Wood until next Monday morning when the state case against Art Kane charged with manslaughter is set for trial. County Attorney Ioo W Edwards was unable to line up another criminal case for trial this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wood
State
Art Kane
Ioo W. Edwards
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St. John's Sewing Society
W. E. Shiek
Frank Finn
G. Johnson
Harry Roberts
Harry Rynearson
Eward Nebbitt
J. R. Sims
William Schuetz
Alfred Straus
Lena Sproul
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Bess Nichols
Charity Craig
Xon Brady
Bernice Rainin
OM Ane
Sloan Wallace School
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Marie Kelleher
Bilanche Simmons
Mahel Johnson
Mabel Walter
St. John’s Young People’s Club
Cedar Heights
Lorena Kies
Bertha Kopel
Juaretta
Mishak
Alice Monahan
Francis Clabby
James Dawson
EE. J. Kortemeyer
Frauen Verein
Independence
William Yeager
Legion Auxiliary—Mm
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Church News
Edna Kent Forbes
Isabella
Russell Lamson At & P.m
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J. W. Worth
HW. A. Rynearson
Fay ER. Cobb
Frank Wilhelm
W. D. Ebert
Detroit, Mich
Elizabeth Lies
D. E. Ebert
E. A. Steffen
al. L. Burbank
Vera Keane
Dorothy Linch
Clare Wade
Delores Wittstock
Bhert
Wittstock
Ralph Sarff
Tinney
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Warwick
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Larver Corp
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