Helene Dage Weds Michael Welch In May Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Frank A Dage announce the marriage of their daughter Helene to Michael Welch at Waverly Indiana on May 28 Rev E A Revech of the Lutheran church officiated Great aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs George Orth attended The couple resides at 1323 Lafayette Street Ottumwa Iowa Helene is a stenciler for Hinson Manufacturing and Michael is a Rath Packing inspector
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Dage
Ar ‘Heights
Helene
Michael Welch
Lafayette Street
Waverly
E. A. Revech
Lutherrém Church
George Orth
Miss Cage
Hinson Manufacturing Company
Mr. Welch
Rath
Mrs Hoover Honored At Cedar Heights Bridge Party
Mrs Glen Ralston hosted a visiting party for Mrs E L Hoover of Canton Indiana and their baby Bobby. Guests included Mrs Edward Northey Mrs Julius F Johnson and others with bridge games and a late luncheon. The Hoovers also attended Hagerman’s bridge party and will dine with Mr and Mrs on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hoover
Glen Ralston
E. L. Hoover
Canton, In
Mr. Hoover
Bobby
Bridge
Peta Meore
Lloyd Selick
Edward Northey
Jane
Julius F. Johnson
Stall
David Sherman
J. H. Burright
Donna Mae
Harold Sibert
George Hagerman
A. ©. Vetter
Ralston
Mrs. Hagerman
Cedar Heights
Mrs. On
Mrs Fink Hosts Kitchen Shower for Pauline Fink
Mrs Caroline Fink hosted a kitchen shower for her daughter Pauline Fink, the bride elect to marry E F Stevenson on June 16. Guests, all Shoemaker shop employees, enjoyed games and a luncheon with lilies and snowballs while Pauline opened gifts. Jean White directed the event. A Daughters of Union Veterans regular meeting is set for 2 p m Tuesday in Memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Fink
Caroline Fink
Miss Fink
E. F. Stevenson
Jean White
ge _D
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
P. m
Memorial Hall
Social Events on Week's Calendar at Musicale Club
Week calendar lists social events at Musicale Country club with venues around Oxford Cedar Falls and Waterloo. Past Matron’s club meets Monday afternoon at Beckerchap er oO and E Hotel. Tuesday hosts J D club Mrs A N Gleason and Garden club Mrs M B Cleveland. Tuesday evening features Sunshine Rebekah lodge at Water loo I O O F hall and D O V Memorial hall. Wednesday evening Waterloo chapter O E B Ma sonic temple. Friday afternoon Child Conservation club Mrs F Giles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckerchaper Oo
E. &—Hotel
Oxford
Cedar Falls
J. D. Club
A. N. Gleason
M. B. Cleveland
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Waterloo I. 0
O. F
D. O. V.—Memorial Hall
Waterloo
O. E
Masonic Temple
Child Conservation Club
Agnes Nelson and Clarence Ransom Bride and Groom
Miss Agnes Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Nelson and Clarence Ransom son of Mrs Ellen Ransom were married yesterday at First Congregational church by Rev J Richmond Morgan. The bride wore a poudre blue georgette frock with pink jabot and hat and a corsage bouquet. After the ceremony the couple left for Shenandoah where a reception will be given. They will spend the summer touring the west and will reside after September 1 at Hampton, Iowa, where Mr Ransom teaches in the public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Nelson
Edward Nelson
Shenandoah, Jr
Whittier School
First Congregational Church
Clarence Ransom
Ellen Ransom
Commercial Street
J. Richmond Morgan
Ransom
D. D. White
Holmes
Winifred Tuttle
Cedar Falls
Alice Fallers
Adelyn Street
Golda Long
White
Miss Tuttle
Miss Fallers
Miss Street
Miss Long
Mrs. Ransom
Shenandoah
West
Hampton, Tra
Mr. Ransom
Katherine Mears
Iowa City
Sherman T. Mears
Lane Street
Edward Gaylor
Huntingdon Beach
Cal
Waterloo
H. R. Schotter
Falls Avenue
Fort Dodge
F. J. Hadish
Bayard Street
Helen
College of Liberal Arts
University of Iowa
Mary C Lavenz Becomes Bride of Joseph Kreamer
Mary C Lavenz daughter of Mr and Mrs Nick Lavenz Gilbertville Ta married Joseph H Kreamer son of Mr and Mrs Robert Kreamer Washburn Ia at 930 am Wednesday Rev J H Meyer officiated The bride wore a white georgette gown over satin with veil and rhinestone band They exchanged a pearl and crystal necklace gift from the bridegroom Bridesmaid Miss Anna Lavenz wore canary yellow georgette over satin Best man was John Routh Cedar Falls A wedding breakfast followed for immediate family at the Lavenz home A dance that evening honored the couple A piano recital by Miss Louisa Hagerman and students preceded the events
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Gilbertville
Mary C. Lavenz
Nick Lavenz
Joseph H. Kreamer
Robert Kreamer
Washburn
J.H. Meyer
Anna Lavenz
John Routh
Cedar Falls
Harmony class party at First United Presbyterian Church
The Harmony class of First United Presbyterian held a party last evening at Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rust’s home. A musical program and contests entertained, with iris and bridal wreath decorations. Hostesses were Mrs. Linde, Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Bevard, and Mrs. Rust. A class picnic was planned for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
First United Presbyterian Church
C. E. Rust
Mmes
W. A. Linde
Paul H. Elliott
Charles Bevard
Hints in Beauty Care for Sunburn Prevention and Remedies
A reader advises sun protection starts early with vanishing cream and powder, and offers facial care steps for sunburn including cool water with alcohol, glycerine blends, lemon acid solutions, cucumber juice and rose water bleaches, camphor oil cautions, and cold water plus towel friction to stimulate circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H
Summer Course at T C Promises High Talent for Students
Cedar Falls June 4 announcement lists the summer lecture and entertainment lineup. Notable figures include Albert O Satin harpist and Daisy Polk soprano performing June 17, San Malo violinist July 22, baritone Reinald Werrenrath August 12, Noah Beilharz with rural comedy The Hoosier Schoolmaster June 10 afternoon and Stop the Press! June 10 evening, plus lectures by Oswald Ryan June 13 and Kilroy Harris July 8. Dr Miriam Van Waters eyed for June 20 appearance, and Dee Pettit July 18. Charles Sahford Skilton with Alta Freeman and Edward F Kurtz lecture on Music of the American Indians June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
Teachers College
Albert O. Satin
Daisy Polk
San Malo
Reinald Werrenrath
Noah Beilharz
Oswald Ryan
Immigration Committee
Tourope
United States
Kilroy Harris
Australia
Miriam van Waters
Los Angeles Juvenile Court
Dee Pettit
Charles Sahford Skilton
University of Kansas
Alta Freeman
Edward F. Kurtz
Knapp Orchestras to Perform at Walnut Street Baptist Church
Knapp's Studio Girls' Orchestra of 26 and Knapp's Hawaiian Girls' Troupe of 14 will present a Fidelis class program at 7 30 p m Monday at Walnut Street Baptist Church. The program includes Marche Militaire Schubert Shepherd's Dance Randall selections and a Hawaiian Love Song medley. Also listed are Fox trot The Winner and A Dream with soloists and a dinner event hosted by Miss Lillian Smelser for her parents twenty sixth wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapp
Studio Girls
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Hazel ‘Schelling
Sweet Marie
Kamenol Ostrow
Rubinstein
Hilo March
Sorchestra
Na Zike
Sweet Tet Zehna
Wei Zanamalie
Aloha de Knapp
Fox Trot
Cosenza Orchestra
Eae Nee Bartlett Pipes
Taylor
Lillian Smelser
George Smelser
Garden Club Plans Tea and Meeting at Cleveland Home
Garden Club delegates meet at 3 p m Tuesday 215 Prospect avenue with Mrs A B Lovejoy presenting botany. Mrs W E Johnson to discuss Why Do Amateur Gardeners Fail Iris display and spring tea drew 250 guests. program included harp solo Moonlight and Roses and toe dance by Jean Dorothy Fergeman. G A R Lincoln circle held Memorial hall meeting with flag display talks and readings. Temple Rebekah officers elected at Black Hawk I O F hall. C E S Waterson chapter to host picnic supper at Masonic temple with Stara invited. last fall session noted. Town Falls all day picnic for Sons of UnionVeterans and families with attendees from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Garden Club
M. B. Cleveland
Prospect Avenue
A. B. Lovejoy
W. E. Johnson
E. L. Rohlf
Club
Adam Hahn
Jean Rohlf
Jean Dorothy Fergeman
Pauline Horton
G. J. Hildebrand
B. F. Schuneman
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
Bell Wise
Ada B. Warren
Anna Hesser
Margaret Horin
Foster Wiley
N. W W. Entwhistle
Alta Fisher
U. S
Ella Watters
Emtwhistle
Juno
C. E. S.waterson Chapter
Masonic Temple
All Stara
Army recruiters on today drive in Waterloo region
A four man recruiting squad led by Sgt. D. J. Clemens begins a foreign service drive through Reinbeck Waverly Cedar Falls Independence Manchester and nearby towns. They base at Sgt. Harry Greenup's office in the Lafayette building Waterloo. Fifty vacancies exist at Fort Des Moines across cavalry artillery infantry and quartermaster units. Enlistment age limits are 18 to 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Hawaiian
Philippine Islands
D. J. Cremens
Des Moines
Reinbeck
Waverly
Qelwein
Independence
Manchester
Army
Harry Greenup
Lafayette
Clemens
Fort Des Moines
Fourteenth Calvary
Ninth Field Artillery
Infantry
Quartermaster Corps
City in brief highlights social, travel, and local notices
Numerous short items describe residents traveling to Chicago for family illness travel for university events and commencements from Waterloo and nearby towns. Mentions include Mrs T R McElhinney Mrs F A Bradford Mrs J J O Hearn Dr N A Gollinvaux Mrs E L Corton Miss Winifred Burke, St John’s 13 graduates, Rev Lentz address, Miss Katherine Mears, Edward Gaylor, F J Hadish family trips, Martha Pattie visiting, Mrs A S Wilson, a car accident near Jesup, William W Bingham in Waterloo for his mother-in-law’s 90th birthday, police transfers and new patrol assignments, and a June wedding photo sale ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Bingham
Denver
Colo
American Express Company
Waterloo
Honor Allen
Ninth Street East
Bingham
American Railway Express Company
Monroe Couple Mark Nineteenth Anniversary In Fairbank
The nineteenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Monroe was celebrated in Fairbank Indiana with a gathering of about 25 women. They spent the evening with games and music after attending a theatre show.
Sunshine Rebeksh Lodge to Meet in Waterloo Tuesday
The lodge will hold a regular meeting Tuesday evening in Waterloo at C. O. F. hall. Officers will be elected. A convention play from Clarksville will be repeated for attendees. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Waterloo
C. O. F. Hall
Clarksville
Sprague To Speak On Mobile Mental Hygiene Clinic
Dr George Sprague, psychiatrist from Town City psychopathic hospital, will address the Rotary Club at noon in Hotel Russell Lamson about the mobile mental hygiene clinic. The five month study covers local conditions and aims to improve child home and school adjustments under Dr Samuel Orton and University of Iowa support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Sprague
Psychopathic Hospital
Town City
Mobile Mental Hygiene Clinic
Rotary Club
Russell-Lamson
Samuel Orton
University of Iowa
Don Finlayson to Be Next Editor of Weekly Spectator
Don Finlayson, former assistant editor in chief of the 1926 27 Spectator, a West High school newspaper, will be editor in chief next year. George Wartey and Ed Rohlf take charge of advertising for alternate editions. Fred Howe succeeds John Slattery in art and cartoons. Bob Young becomes sports editor. Jean Stevenson and Irving Margolis assist in business. Reporters include Henry Schmidt, Katherine Peterson, Robert Brown, Robert Cunningham, Sarah Shelton, Harry Kistner, Dorothy Hitchcock, Ruth Rodamar, Emma Williams, and Leila Shauger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Finlayson
Spectator
George Wartey
Ed Rohlf
Fred Howe
John Slattery
Bob Young
Jean Stevenson
Irving Margolis
Henry Schmidt
Katherine Peterson
Robert Brown
Robert Cunningham
Sarah Shelton
Harry Kistner
Dorothy Hitchcock
Ruth Rodamar
Emma Williams
Leila Shauger
Smothering Opposition and Bid for Bonds in Iowa
A May 3 letter from Grundy Center argues taxpayers should resist costly projects presented as beneficial. It cites a countywide bond victory aided by cement industry backing and a masterly campaign that quashed opposition through prepared facts, expert support, and press influence. The piece warns that opponents were largely blocked and later campaigns aim to repeat the strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
Iowa
Portland Cement Association
Des Moines
Mail flier resumes flight after Belknap delay
Ottumwa June 4 Paul Johnson Chicago to Dallas air mail Vint forced to land at Belknap yesterday due to unknown issue. After seven hours' delay he resumed his flight to Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MATL
Ottumwa
Paul Johnson
Belknap
Dallas
Legionnaires Clean Island For Riverfront Beautification
More than 100 Becker-Chapman post 138 American Legion workers clear rubbish and underbrush from a river island opposite the tourist campground. They plan a beautification program with the Waterloo Boat club River Improvement association and riverfront commission, including a central blockhouse and a connecting bridge. Legion auxiliary members will serve a picnic luncheon this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker-Chapman Post
No. 138
American Legion
Waterloo Boat Club and River Improvement Association
Riverfront Commission
American Legion Auxiliary
War Risk Insurance Reinstated for Ex-Service Men
War risk insurance aggregating forty thousand dollars was reinstated and converted for ex service men during May by Mrs. George B. Worthen, executive secretary of the Red Cross home service. July 2, 1927 marks the final suit for reinstating wartime insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Worthen
Home Service Section
The
Red Cross
Waterloo Community Fund
Council of Social Agencies
Eldora
State Hospital
Independence
One Farmer Husks Corn While Next Neighbor Plants It
County Supervisor F R Decker notes a busy scene in Iowa with farmers husking plowing disking harrowing and planting corn across a fence. He jokes about California being a year round crop state while praising Iowa as unusually active in field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
F. R. Decker
Iowa
Meany Estate Willed to Children and Grandchild
Timothy Meany died on May 13 in Dunkerton twelve days after making a will filed for probate. He leaves $300 to each son Michael and Martin, $1000 to daughter Lillian Haus and granddaughter Helen Haus, with the remaining balance split equally among four children Michael, Martin, William Meany, and Annie McGovern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerton
Timothy Meany
Michael
Martin
Lillian Haus
Helen Haus
William Meany
Annie McGovern
Waterloo patterns advertisement request
Waterloo Evening Courier advertises up-to-date patterns from the Fashion Department. Send 15 cents per pattern with self addressed envelope to Waterloo to obtain patterns that allow for seams. Orders filled promptly but expected to reach within 10 days after ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Four decades at Waterloo corner a landmark business
W A Hallowell with 40 years on the same Waterloo corner, opening a grocery and crockery store in 1887 at Commercial and Fourth streets. He later ran a Park-Hallowell Commercial firm, then real estate, and now works from the Black Hawk building seventh floor. His son H W joined in later ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hallowell
Third Avenue West
Waterloo
L. E. Park
Commercial
Fourth Streets
Black Hawk Building
Park
Park-Hallowell Commercial Company
Hallowell
Busi
Eagle Grove Church Contract Awarded to Humboldt Firm
The general contract for the First Methodist Episcopal church at Eagle Grove Iowa was awarded to J H Mayer & Son Humboldt at 48498 dollars. Architect John S Bartley announced the decision after returning from Eagle Grove. Other contracts named include heating by Greene Foundry Des Moines at 2886 dollars plumbing by Mills Co Webster City 1093 dollars wiring by Iowa Public Service Eagle Grove 1200 dollars. Art windows pews fixtures and furniture contracts totaling about 135000 dollars will be let later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal
Eagle Grove
J. H. Mayer & Son
Humboldt
John S. Bartley
Greene Foundry Company
Des Moines
Plumbing
Mills & Co
Webster City
Iowa Public Service
John G. Miller Construction Company
Charles Wasson
E. M. Johnson & Son
L. E. Glaza
Waterloo
Police Notes Report Municipal Court Sentences
Martin I Current of 221 Baltimore street was fined 100 dollars or 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to disturbing the public quiet by beating his wife. Judge George J Sager suspended the sentence on condition of good behavior. John Moore listed as negro had remaining 22.50 of fines and costs suspended after plea of guilty to illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. Frank Cole of 715 Vinton street paid 100 dollars and costs for illegal possession of liquor. Cole was arrested by Detective Hugh Crumrine as he neared his car with five gallons of hooch. judge ordered confiscation of the liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Sager
Frank Cole
Vinton Street
Cole
Hugh Crumrine
West High seniors donate to Wallace Gate fund
Seniors of West High School gave $100 yesterday to a drive for a memorial gate at Wallace stadium. George V. Jensen, chairman of the alumni faculty committee, announced the total now reaches about $750. The junior class has pledged $50, and the gate will cost $1,000 with erection by John G. Miller Construction Co, to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High School
Wallace Stadium
George V. Jensen
John G. Miller
Boys Prepare for Camp Ingawanis Summer Session
Periods are rapidly filling for the Boy Scout annual summer camp at Camp Ingawanis opening June 13. Seven seven day periods are planned. Excavation for the large outdoor swimming pool is nearly finished as work proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Ingawanis
Macartney Arrives in California After Safe Trip
A telegram to James Graham from Dr. John R. Macartney reports the former pastor of First Presbyterian Church San Bernardino arrived yesterday at 3 p.m. The message says the trip was wonderful and the weather ideal with the guardian angel and motor on the job 100 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Graham
John R. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
San Bernardino
Cal
Telford Funeral Sunday Held in Mason City
Daniel W. Telford 76 prominent attorney died yesterday in Mason City Iowa Federal services will be held Sunday for the former county attorney who served three terms and led the local bar association for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Daniel W. Telford
Telford
Bar Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helene Dage
Annette Lingelbach
Marguerite Johnson
John Graham
Miriam Huston
Marguerite John‘son
August Johnson
John
Miss Lingelbach
Betty Jane Graham
Marguerite ‘Johnson
John ‘Graham
Order of Eastern Star
George Schoel
F. B. Dietrich
San Diego
George ‘Welker
Roy Hulett
Jo. P.club
Black Hawk Hotel
Newton Torbett
Rast Matrons Club
Becker Chapter
Oxford Hotel
T. L. Wheeler
Fred Sporle
Louis Hecklinger
Agnes Nelson and
Joseph Kreamer
Lavenz
Louisa Hagerman
Phyllis Watson
Alice Wilbur
Lois Anderson
Helen Jane Orsinger
Betty Benser
Jane Eby
Betty Schoel
Audrey Jane Anderson
Evelyn Hangen
Maxine Afflerbaugh
Violet ‘Smith
Pauline Tanner
Wanda Craft
Charles Brown
Valparaiso
Ind
Dwight Bower
Carl Brown
Margaret Bower
Church News
Edna Kent Forbes
T. C
Walnut Church
Traumerej
Humoreska
Srr Gatyemebir
Schumann Pearl Meythaler
Dvorak Eee
Sullivan
Garden Club
Town Falls
Clear Take
Squad
Buchanan
T. R. McElhinney
Chicago
F. A. Bradford
J. J. O'Hearn
Art Townsend
N. A. Gollinvaux
Mulberry Street
Logansport
Fayette
E. L. Corton
Iowa State University
Winifred Burke
C. J. Burke
Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
St. John's Auditorium
St. John's School
Nicholas J. Lentz
Blanche Robbins Risher
Florence Pfeffer
Oak Lane Terrace
Martha Pattie
Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Elizabeth Kenney
Second Street West
A. S. Wilson
Sunnyside Avenue
South Bend
A. O. Pabst
Robert
Union City
Mich
Donald Hayes
Maple Street
Bender’s Corner
Jesup
Hayes
Clarence Thornton
Ellis Hotel
East Business District
West Business District
William Venable
Lewis
Countess de Ventibault
New York
France
America
Aa Wan
Weekly Spectator
Legionnaires
Isle
Meany
West High Fund
Wallace Gate
Cclara’s Cafe
Lafayette St
Queen Olives
Eureka
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