Nineteen Couples Get Licenses on First Day of June
Nineteen marriage licenses were issued Saturday by Chickasaw county clerk of court. Names include Richard Van Rennes and Osange Gtty of Boyden and others from Cedar Rapids Mason City and Waterloo. The list pairs brides and grooms across Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin with several couples from Engle Cheve To and Parkersburg.
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Courier
Spreind Seretead Nes Hampten
Chickasaw County
Richard van Rennes
Osange Gtty
Tay
Kati Drentn
Boyden
James Bell
Lylvin Jacobson
Cedar Rapids
Gharenne
A. Gutgart
Fredericksburg
Beatrice M. Davheen
North Washington
Charles Leroy Findler
Moline
TL Wats Alsnebe
Emma Curran
Mason City
Miss Wade to Wed Ed Sullivan in Detroit June
Engagement of Miss Cletre Wade daughter of Mrs Jana Wade to Edward D Sullivan of Detroit announced. The wedding planned for June in Detroit. Miss Wade a Our Lady of Victory Academy graduate and Town State Teachers College alumna. Sullivan a Waverly High School graduate now with Grinnell Music Co. A dinner and bridge party will be hosted at Hotel Russell-Lamson by Miss Elizabeth Lies and Miss Helyn Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cletre Wade
Jana Wade
Rath Peek Apartments
Edward D. Sullivan
Detroit
Mich
B. Sullivan
Waverly
Miss Wade
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Town State Teachers College
Sullivan
Waverly High School
Grinnell Music Company
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Elizabeth Lies
Helyn Miller
Home Wedding Solemnized at Cedar Falls
Miss Gladys Miller became the bride of Peter Refshauge at 8:30 p m Saturday in the bride’s home at Cedar Falls Fourteenth and State streets. The Rev Jorgensen of Danish Bethlehem church officiated with Miss Ida Christiansen singing. Afterward a supper was served. The bride teaches commercial subjects at Dike High School. The groom, now a Davenport public accountant, will reside there with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathler
Cedar Falls
Gladys Miller
Peter Q. Refshauge
Hav
Attar Jorgensen
Danish Bethlehem Church
Ida Christiansen
Hore
Dike
Refshauge
Davenport
Par Ent-Teacher Association elects officers at year end
Mrs. E P Cowles was re elected president of the Par ent Teacher association city council at the final business meeting of the year in the Y W C A. Other officers named include Vice President Mrs Herbert Sherwood Secretary Mrs Raymond Smith Treasurer Mrs Louis Blitsch. Committees for the fall conven will be appointed by Mr Cowles this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Cowles
City Council of Parent-Teacher Association
YW. C
Herbert Sherwood
Raymond Smith
Louis Blitsch
Cowles
Society Calendar Listings Highlight Local Club Events
Tonight and Tuesday feature a slate of meetings from B Natural Music to Mothers auxiliary and Boy Scouts at venues like Black's Tearoom Walnut Street Baptist Church and Riviera tearoom. Groups include Garden club Entre Nous club Ace of Clubs and Daughters of Civil War Veterans with hosts and members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Music
Black's
Quota
Independence
Eht
Sigma Ghi
Black
Gare
W. OG
A. Fidelis
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Mirs
J. H. Pennington
J. T. Riordan
Mothers
Boy Scouts—Vy
Temple Rebeked Lodge
Cedar Falls
Happy Eight Bridge Club
Black’s Tearoom
Nowata
E, Lb
Clingman
Entre Nous Club
J. E. O'Keela
Marriage Rites Are Performed at U. P. Church
Miss Juanita Atkins daughter of L S Atkins Barclay township wed H F Erpelding son of P Erpelding at First United Presbyterian church in a 7 pm ceremony. Rev W O Chisholm officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs W Wood Fairbank. After a private dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson the couple left for a wedding trip to Freeport Texas and will reside at 220 Butler Avenue. Erpelding works with John Deere Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Atkins
Brides Elect Honored At Dinner Bridge In Hotel President
Mrs Ernest Henderson Jr hosts a dinner and bridge for two June brides Miss Kathryn Gleason and Miss Virginia Clary at the Hotel President. Fourteen attend. Gifts are given to each bride elect. Additional guests include Mrs Mitchell Manhard and others. A separate party for Miss Clary is planned at Mrs R C Moore home with Mrs Paul Otto as joint hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Henderson, Jr
Kathryn Gleason
Virginia Clary
Mitchell Manhard
Detroit
Mich
Paul Manning
Des Moines
M. Greason
Paul Otto
William Steely
Joseph Lurgen
Rose Specialist to Speak at Waterloo Garden Club
H. Mason a rose specialist from Portland will present a 15 minute talk at Waterloo Garden Club at 2:30 PM Tuesday in the home of Mrs. J. T. Riordan. The meeting will cover the garden and flower show and garden visits to Prospect Hills hosted by Mrs. Walker Waterbury Barber. Mrs. George Wood will chair. A separate St Anne court party hosts a card event with bridge and 500 at St. John's hall Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. &. Mason
Portland
Ore
Waterloo Garden Club
J. T. Riordan
Prospect Boulevard
N. J. Walker
Co. W. Waterbury
N. B. Barber
Prospect Hills
George Wood
St. Anne's Court
W. Gc. F
St. John's Hall
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent A Home Made Marcel
A beauty column offers do it yourself hair styling tips using water wave combs to create a Marcel wave without hot irons. Instructions include shampoo, combing techniques, securing waves with pins, and drying methods with a dryer or stove heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent
RCEL
Marcel
Eric
Wien
Deving
Sunight
Series of Parties Planned for Miss Hughes Bride Elect
Miss Eleanor Hughes who will wed Paul Jacoby on June 11 is the honored guest at a Hotel Russell-Lamson breakfast. Fifteen attend, gifts include green kitchenware, and a miniature bride centerpiece. A sequence of pre wedding parties follows at various local venues through Friday and Saturday hosted by friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Hughes
Paul Jacoby
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Helyn Miller
Dorothy Scully
Thelma Driscoll
Miss Hughes
Maxine Mead
Helen Renk
Helen Margarant
Carol Burr
Marion Johnson
Dorothy Lynch
Virginia Fish
Frances Stotts
Carolyn Johnson
Katherine Connelly
K. J. Farley
Gold Room
Misses Margarant
Stotts
Connelly
Farley
Misses Burr and Mead
Bure Oak Collage
Sunnyside Country Club
Fish
Renk
Sen
Hillcrest Apartments
Two Marriages Announced at Charles City
Charles City June 3 two marriages were announced. Miss Juliette Weber wed Ernest Rodewald at Immaculate Conception church with Dean W. J. Convery officiating. The couple plans a Minnesota Wisconsin honeymoon and will live in Charles City where Rodewald manages a Standard Oil station. The second marriage, Mildred Orr Beaton and Calvin H. Burks, occurred at First M. E. church with Rev. B. E. Gough performing the ceremony. They will honeymoon in Minneapolis and reside at Hotel Hildreth where Burks works for Ralston Puritan.
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Courier
Charles City
Juliette Weber
Ernest Rodewald
Immaculate Conception Church
Dean W. J. Convery
Leonard Rodewald
Linda Weber
John McGeeney
Leo Rodewald
Katherine Fitzgerald
Wm. Rodewald
Birthday Surprise for George Knapp at Bennington Home
Fifty four relatives visited the Knapp residence in Bennington township to celebrate George Knapp’s seventieth birthday. The day included a cake baked by Ruby Lynch and a family dinner moved indoors due to cool weather. Ethel Knapp also marked her seventh birthday with a separate pink rose cake. guests included J J Rainbow W C Leland and families from Waterloo New Hartford Clarksville and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Knapp
Bennington Township
Mr. Knapp
Ruby Lynch
Ethel Knapp
Knapp
J. J. Rainbow
W. C. Leland
Flora
Waterloo
Howard Good
New Hartford
Dennis Kriapp
Clarksvilte
Haurum Chaplin Marriage Announcement in Cedar Falls
Marriage notices with Ruby Chaplin and Sterling Haurum reveal a May ceremony in Sioux City officiated by Rev McKinzie. Ruby, a 1997 Iowa State Teachers College graduate, taught in Cherokee. Haurum works for Cedar Falls gas electric and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
Ruby Chaplin
Bert C. Chaplin
Sterling
Holger Haurum
H. P. Haurum
Sioux City
McKinzie
Morningside Christian Church
Haurum
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls Gas, Electric and Water Company
Local Club Notes From Hillcrest and Area Gatherings
Midro club meets Thursday at 2 20 in the home of Mrs. Lona Youel Hillcrest apartments. Mrs J E O Keefe will entertain Entre Noug club Tuesday afternoon at 224 Highland yard. Triple Four club held a birthday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs E L Clingman 524 Western avenue. High scores in 500 went to Mrs Ralph Shafer and Howard Kingsley with consolation to Mr Shafer and Mrs Mingsley. The elit will meet June 22 with Mr and Mrs George H Wiltlanss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midro Club
Lona Youel
Hillcrest
J. E. O'Keefe
Triple Four Club
E. L. Clingman
Western Avenue
Ralph Shafer
Howard Kingsley
Church Group Meetings and Missionary Fund Drive
Several church circles and classes announce meetings for the coming week. Jean Morrison circle will meet Monday at 103 South Street. Fidelity class gathers Tuesday at Mrs L Miller’s 0? Johnson Street. Woman's Missionary society meets Wednesday at 4 pm. Westminster Presbyterian hosts a joint picnic on Wednesday at 1 pm at Mrs Howrey’s home. Dr W B McCormick will review the book “Are Foreign Missions Done For?” by Robert E Speer. Fourth Street West locations noted for several gatherings. TDol Jats for African missions due July 1 to be collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Morrison
First United Presbyterian Church
Albert Trepkes
South Street
Fidelity
M. E. Church
Woman's Missionary Society
First Brethren Church
Edwin Boardman
Woman's Auxiliary and Missionary Society
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. H. Howrey
Third Street West
W. B. McCormick
Robert E. Speer
H. H. Caughlan
Suzanne
Wadsworth
H. H. Caughlan, Jr
Fourth Street
Hazel Wilcox
Wellington Street
Iowa Public Service Company
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Bros. Clinic
Ralph Wilcox
Charles City
Board of Review
Chandler
Fourth Street East
Millinois Central
Chicago
John W. Nicholson
Riverside Drive
Los Angeles
Nicholson
Elizabeth Corning
Independence
F. L. Marquis
Seventh Street West
W. H. Hoover
Kingbard Avenue
Upper Town University
Fayette
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Osage Teacher to Be Married to DeWitt Man
Irma Dimmitt Osage high school domestic arts teacher will wed Dewitt IA resident Mr Frane on June 10 after a wedding trip to Canada. She will teach at Penn College Oska loosa in summer school then live in Dewitt. The couple plans a home there after June 1.
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Courier
Osage
Irma Dimmitt
Osage High School
Frane
Dewitt
Double Wedding Rites Held Near Nashua and Waterloo Couples
Two double weddings were held Saturday in Iowa. Miss Dorothy Cox and Herman Schuck wed near Nashua, and Miss Thelma Johnson married Vernon Schuck in Parkersburg. Teare Wood wed Grace Wood at Walnut Street Baptist Church in Waterloo. Blanche Nelson and Charles Ritchie joined in marriage in Nevada Ta. Velma Davis hosted a farewell party for Octavia Potter. Walter P. Eade enlisted for three years in the Infantry at Fort George Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman FP. Brooks
Wlivsar
Minn
Elsie Eklund
W. Fartis
Denver
Rugy Creighton
Cedar Falls
Robert Birnesman
Wid
Gertrude Farris
John & Johnson
Mason City
Frances B. Villers
Manly
Kot
Fisher
Marsta
Pat
Titonka
George Fitington
Northfeld
Mint
Evelyn Randolph
Mianie M. Burkhead
Paulina
Catherine Baroholdt
Avoca
Brice Prescott Hiske
Engle Cheve To
Hess Blanche Roberts
Marshall Town
Lawrence Schuck
Thelma Jophine Johnson
Patsersburg
Herman Whalen Schucz
Parkersburg
Dorothy Hazel Cox
Bethany
Wis
Cortelius N. Slenders
Hazel Jeaneetty Holgren
Thompson
Ralph E. Brown
Blanche M. Syve Yud
Inwood
Donald Carl Selmer
Gladyr M. Larson
Waterloo
End
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Dorothy Cox
Herman Schuck
Thelma Johnson
P. L. Johnson
Vernon Schuck
J. I. McComson
Ritchie Nelson
Blanche Nelson
Story City
Charles Ritchie
Nevada
Ritchie
Waterloo Laundry Company
Velma
Davis
Williston Avenue
Octavia Potter
Natural Music Club
Black's
Walter P. Eade
Waterville
Iit
Army
Fort George Wright
Wash
Rice and Egg Croquettes and Pineapple Dessert Tips
Instructions for rice and egg croquettes with boiled eggs run through a potato ricer and fried, served on toast with Hollandaise. Also offers a simple cocoa cake, and a pineapple dessert with a rich pie shell and whipped cream topping.
Brain Test Answer Series Prompts Historical Topics
An OCR fragment lists a sequence of actions with numbers and labels including discovered assassinated founded surrounded settled conquered and references to a manufacturer and a unit. The fragment appears to be a clue or riddle pointing to a historical or educational brain teaser.
Waterloo Notes of People Visiting and Moving About
Waterloo area social notes report residents visiting relatives in St Louis and Cedar Falls, returns from Los Angeles and Rochester Mayo Clinic trips, and plans for summer stays. Objections to tax assessments set for special board hearing. several locals travel for education and church events with mentions of Iris Paden and Ruth Hiller among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Coonred
Josip
J. J. Coonred
Indiena Avenue
Arthur M. Moore
DeEtte
Jack
St. Louis
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
John 4
Homig
Harriet Hayes
Lena
George W. Selbig
Riverside Drive
Edward L. Rohlf
Iowa University
Bie
E. &. Rohif
Sheridan Ton Judson A. Lamb
Los Angeles
Cal
R. H. White
Maxine
Helen
Iowa City
Week by Week in Waterloo With Travaplew
A promotional collage highlights seasonal offers in Waterloo. Waterlon Drug Inc promotes refreshing up products while Woods Millinery stresses a major backless hat sale and smart styles. Men receive gift ideas from Men’s Style Shop and Riviera Tea Room advertises refined service. Frigate Bookshop offers dollar books and Riviera Gift Shop suggests graduation gifts.
Local Visitors and Hospital Update after Accident
Miss Hiller has returned home with her parents from a California trip. California State Teachers College president A G Roberts visited the Jensen home in Plainfield. Frank Moody and Jo Roberts, auto dealers from Philadelphia, were guests. A C Roberts gave the Plainfield commencement address and then visited his sister in Iola. Mrs. William Broe, injured in a Rainbow Drive auto crash, is recovering at St. Francis Hospital with bruises cuts and shock. Her condition is not considered dangerous.
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Miss Hiller
California
A. G. Roberts
San Francisco
Cal
California State Teachers College
W. P. Jensen
Jo G. Roberts
Clark D. Moody
William Broe
Beech Street
Rainbow Drive
St. Francis Hospital
Graduation Frock Pattern Features Lace Trim and Ribbon Bow
The 1603 graduation frock pattern suits youthful wear with lace trims and a V neck finished by a ribbon bow. Size 14 needs 3 yards of fabric and ½ yard of lace, 40 inches wide. Easy to sew with simple exact instructions and yardage for each size. perfect fit guaranteed.
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Claire
Wade
P.T. A. Activities
Society
T.K. Bridge Club
Roy McLain
Riviera
W. CO
Ecard Party
John's Hall
Business and Professional Women's Club
White Sea Inn
Daughters of Civil War Veterans— Memorial
West High Honor Society
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
O F
L. ©. Miller
U. P. Church
Haurum-Chaplin
Fowlkes-Brimmer
Myre A. Brimmer
Ralph Fowlkes
Fred Fowlkes
1300
Commercial Street
Warren Lb. Sleeves
Rachael Ebesterfett
Wenell Pleder
Warren 8. Sterves
Church News
West Bide Circle
Christ Episcopal Guild
A. B. Rumsey
Fourth
Mildred Roderick
Fifth Street West
C. C. Roderick
Decorah
A. L. Roderick
Bobby
Anna Rea Roderick
Rock Falls
J. PF. Dave
City
Wiliam Ashmore
Randall Street
Jearde Mart~land
Ethel Dettrick
Paul Kindig
Ruth Hamilton
Ila Obey
Florence Bente
Miss Dettrick
Ferm Kindlg
Minne Bunth
Noble Grand Association
Waverly Rebekah Lodge
Allen Street
B. P. W. Cindle
Business and Professions Women's Club
Gertrude Lowe
B. L. Gook
Hudson
Merle Hendry
Owen Campbell
THE
Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Yale
Prief
West End
4Th St. Bridge
Buchanan
Ruth A. Paden
State Teachers College
Wayne
Neb
Eva L. M. Paden
Grant Avenue
Paden
Ruth Hiller
Hast High
Bash High
Rotary Isle
Travaplew
Tims
Waterlon
Drug Inc
Woods Millinery
Woods
Men's
Riviera Tea Room
Frigate
Beresins
Organdte
Mary Lou
Ning
Plainfield
C. B. Moody
Iola
Pattern Dept
17Th St
New York City
FFEE
Eureka
Itl
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co
4Th St
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