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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1929

Page

2

MecComb Gleason Nuptials at Sacred Heart Church Mass

Miss Kathryn Gleason daughter of Mrs M Gleason, 1124 Washington, united in marriage to Roy McComb Newton Ia son of Mr and Mrs W T McComb 216 Conger at Sacred Heart church in a morning nuptial mass. Ivory duchess lace gown, delphiniums, post ceremony breakfast for 90 at Hotel Russell Lamson then motor trip. couple to reside Newton Iowa. Attendants included Miss Margaret Glenton bridesmaid and Paul Manning best man. out of town guests from Des Moines St Paul Minn. Reverent J M Molloy officiated.

Sacred Hearh Church Kathryn Gleason M. Gleason Washington Street Roy McComb Newton, Ia We. T. McComb Conger Street Gan Della Tritz Joseph Averill John Dolan J. M. Molloy Margaret Glenton Paul Manning Des Moines Leo W. Paul Glentzer al Faber Ozarks Virginia Kentucky McComich Sacred Heart School American Railway Express Company McComb Hest High School Washington University St. Louis Standard Chevrolet Company Newton

Miss Lois Severin to Wed Luverne Man

Cedar Falls June 5 Mrs Rose Severin announced engagement of daughter Miss Lois to Harold Wioto of Luverne Michigan? with wedding planned June 24. Out of town guests included Miss Harriette Egan Virginia Goble Jane Robert and Pauline Ryen. A Business and Professional Women's club meeting at White Sea Inn discussed state convention in Council Bluffs and a picnic at Electric Park on June 18.

Courier Spooter Feriice Cedar Falls Rose Severin Lois Harold Wioto Luverne Harriette Egan Virginia Goble Waterloo Jane Eobert New York Pauline Ryen Buckingham Council “Bluffs J. F. Balenslfer Professional Women’s Club White Sea Inn Electric Park

Society Calendar Tonight and Thursday Highlights

Society groups from Becker chapter to various circles convene tonight at Masonic temple and local venues. Memorials, missions, bridge clubs, bands, and church circles gather across Cedar Heights and Sunnyside areas with plans for Thursday afternoon and evening events.

Becker O. BE. S.—Masonic Temple Seristt Gould Gates Park Civic

Prospect Hills Gardens Tour By Waterloo Garden Club

Waterloo Garden club members toured several gardens in Prospect Hills after a meeting hosted by Mrs. J T Riordan at 318 Prospect Boulevard. Attendees included Mrs. C and Waterbury, Mrs. A W Pruess, Mrs. D J Walker, and Mrs. N B Barber. Plans were made for the June Iowa Public Service garden show featuring little gardens, shadow boxes, church and public reception arrangements, dining table, porch decorations, wall pockets, Japanese arrangements, color displays, and special exhibit measures.

Prospect Hills Waterloo Garden Club J.T. Riordan Prospect Boulevard Waterbury A. W. Pruess D. J. Walker N. B. Barber Bs. A. E. Rumsey Iowa Public Service Company

Cedar Falls Woman's Club Hosts Luncheons

Mrs EB H Thierman hosted a luncheon at 1310 Washington for Cedar Falls Fine Arts committee members with seventeen guests. Eighteen federal committee members were hosted by Mrs Thierman and Mrs William O Nuhn, with special guest Mrs Emma P Merner Long Beach California whose brothers contributed a large sum to the club home fund.

Cedar Falls EB. H. Thierman Washington Street Long Beach, Cal

Sunshine Rebekah Officers Elected

Mrs W R Walker was elected noble grand of Sunshine Rebekah at Waterloo Ohio Judge Tuesday evening at FP hall. Other new officers include Vice Grand Mrs Elimbeth Moore recording secretary Mrs John Mun treasurer Mrs Tunis. Prizes went to Guy Robbins and Mrs Nick Phillips during a 600 tables event. A Teachers Entertainer party by Miss Stella Bushnell honored Sloan Wallace junior high teachers with a bridge evening and luncheon for the gathered guests.

W. R. Walker Noble Grand Sunshine Rebekah Waterloo O. O Hall Grant Elimbeth Moore John Mun Be ‘Tunis Guy Robbins Nick Phillips Stella Bushnell South Street Bridge Sloane Wallace Bunecheon Garmes Nettla McKinnon Amanda Anderson Meaty Cronin Margaret Fitzgerald Lillian Hanson Golda Long Grace Parker Myrtle Whyman Virginia Wilson Nantren Davis Fern Gray Alto McAfee Fae Copley Beulah Tiarney Lyla Day Ralph Barty

Hints in Beauty Care A Rent Fore Noses

Practical guide on improving a imperfect nose through skincare routines. Covers pore treatment with gritty paste, cleansing, hot and cold water rinses, circulation boosts, tonics, massage, and simple paste masks for shine. Also notes digestion and circulation affect nose skin and cautions about drying effects.

District Meeting of American Legion Auxiliary in Clarion

The third district American Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday afternoon in Clarion with Mrs. Bernard Duthbert presiding at Cedar Falls district headquarters. Delegates from Waterloo and others attended, installation of two district color stands approved, and a joint banquet followed at L O F hall with toasts from department and district leaders.

Frank Johnson J. B. Becker H. W. Dalian Waterloo American Legion Auxilary Clarion Presbyterian Church Legion Dorothy Gernsey Waverly Vica Harry Hill Alison Grace GU Bert King West Union ML Myrton Skelley Des Moines Bletner Steinberg Duthbert Legion End Auxiliary Lo. O. F. Hall Jordan Larson Harry Reed Ralph Laird Elvin Ryan Eldora

Evening Bridge Hosts Honor Guests in City

Mr and Mrs J A Newhouse host an evening of bridge at their 409 Walnut Court in Wadsworth Ohio. Three tables will compete with guests including Mrs George Schock of Fargo and the Caughlin family. Also attending are Dr and Mrs M G Smith Mr and Mrs William Altstadt Mr and Mrs Glen Miller Miss Marilouise Caughlan and Ray Landman. Dinner bridge follows at Cedar Falls with Mrs J G Chor sant and daughter Jane.

J. A. Newhouse Walnut Court A. H. Caughlin Wadsworth George Schock Fargo N.bc M. G. Smith William Altstadt Glen Miller Marilouise Caughlan Ray Landman J. G Jane Cedar Falls Russell-Lampson Cecil Grant J. Jensen Gilkey A. R. Baxter F. C. Schmidt

Church Ladies Aid meetings and postponements listed

The article lists multiple church groups meeting Thursday at various locations including First Lutheran Immanuel Lutheran Content Christian Cedar Heights Presbyterian and St Paul's WM. EB. Laces. Hostesses named include Mrs. John Tegtmeier Mrs. Otto Meier Mrs. Carl Venter Mrs. Ernest Venter and Mrs. Paul Venter. Several divisions are postponed to June 28 and refreshments arranged by A. H. McCutcheon and A. T. Morehouse with Rev. Edwin Boardman reporting on a Presbyterial meeting.

Woodman’s Circle K. O. Haul el Deen Citeh Mra F. A. Decker Cedar Heights Ladies’ Aid Society First Lutheran Church John Tegtmeier Otto Meier Immanuel Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society Carl Venter Ernest Venter Paul Venter St. Paul's WM. EB. Laces’ Ald Society Rotemond Brown A. H. McCutcheon

Club Notes Tybridge Club Gathered With Hosts and Guests

Ty bridge club met Tuesday evening at 129 Rh ey Street with four guests including Mrs. J Madsen Paul Penne and Charlotte Glockner. Prizes went to Mrs C B Peterson and Mrs J I Levey. Upcoming hostesses include Mrs R E Patterson on June 16 and Mes H Schotter on Falls Avenue. numerous clubs and meetings noted with varied hostesses and attendees.

Ty. K. Bridge Club Roy McLain Rhey Street J. ©. Madsen Paul Penne Charlotte Glockner A. W. Lane C. BB. Peterson J. I. Levey R. E. Patterson Independence Avenue Mes. H. Schotter Falls Avenue P. L. Club Floyd Stacytes D. F. Merrimen

Bridal Merriment Across Iowa Volume of June Nuptials

Announcement lists multiple June weddings across Iowa towns including Harley Aldrich of Gelwein and Dorothy Harning of Kenosha Wis in Kenosha at St James rectory officiated by Rev Father Fenner. Other couples include Cora Strausser and Ernest Wagner near Nashua, Jullette Weber and Ernest Rodewald in Charles City, Orvetta Stackhouse and Lord Green in Hampton, Elna Bossom and Erwin Beard in Plainfield, Anna Synacek and Frank Novak in Cedar Rapids, Elste Mer and Keith Ressler in Sheil Rock, with licenses issued in Chickasaw County to several couples.

Harley. Aldrich G. M. Aldrich Gelwein Dorothy Harning J. Harning Kenosha Wis St. James Rectory Father Fenner Chickasaw August T. Bernhard Martha Yearvus McGregor Harley Dulavey Glidden Mabel Lo Leat Scranton Julius Drewelow Fannie Fenner New Hampton Clyde H. Turnbull Dressen Junction Fem B. Hayes Centeria Lester P. Dyckman Marshalltown Ethel D. Hughes Garner

Miss Lasche to Be Honored at Affair Tonight

In honor of Miss Rose Lasche soon to be bride on June 1st a party is hosted by Miss Annebelle Mulvehill and Miss Lucille Dietsch at 1523 Fourth Street East. Games will be played and a bridal shower will be held for the guest of honor.

Rose Lasche Ulgen Annebelle Mulvehill Lucille Dietsch Fourth Street East Johanna Jennings Genevieve Mildred Gowans Gertrude Kathryn Verge Frost Helen Reihsen Catherine Curran Margaret Biller Dorothy Nemmers Helen Kurth

Three Hostesses Entertain for Eleanor Hughes

A Tuesday evening bridge party at Hotel President honored Miss Eleanor Hughes who will marry next week. Hostesses were Katherine Connelly Helen Margadant and Frances Stalls. Four tables played with prizes to Thelma Dris coll and Marion Johnson. A mitt was given to Miss Hughes.

Eleanor Hughes Katherine Connelly Helen Margadant Frances Stalls Thelma Driscoll Marion Johnson Miss Hughes Helen Jacoby Dorothy Kline Helyn Muller Dorothy Seaty Virginia Fish Dorothy Lynch Maxine Mead Teleno Rank Carol Burr Wilson Wood Carl Gartner

Surprise party honors tenth wedding anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hummel were surprised at their home on Fourth Street West by the Get Together club. Twenty four were present as a pleated dinner and bridge followed a presentation of gifts and prizes to Mr. and Mrs. Hummel by the hosts.

Harry Hummel Fourth Street West Get Together Clus Lester Miller Mr. Hummel

Croes mut word list and wordplay fragments

A compact summary noting fragmented word groups including sople manna cur ry regatta arrangement pantathon barracks and a second group listing element cavala taran lis followed by papers dandies usury oboe, presented as an OCR style brain test answer with unclear full context.

Croes Cavala

Osage Bride-to-Be Is Guest of Honor at Many Parties

Miss Ruth Squier a June bride-to-be has been honored at multiple parties during pash week in Osage. Pleasant Valley school patrons hosted a gift shower, card club members gave a silver gift, Rebekah lodge and Royal Neighbors events followed. Bennington Busy Bees staged a festive evening with songs, readings, piano solo and games. A Gold Leaf camp card party is planned at KK O hall with refreshments and a lodge meeting to follow. Farewell picnic honored Vera Giger, while St Marys circle postponed its card party to June 20.

Courier Special Services Osage Ruth Squier Pleasant Valley School John] Bower Charlie Lugg Squier Max Schmarzo Rebeked Bennington Frieda Schmidt Clinton Sage Donald Rekers Blanche Douglas Herbert Sasse A. E. Bresch Gold Leaf Camp Royal Neighbors J.H. Greeks Vera Giger Gedar Heights Giger

Town News Briefs and Local Notices

Miss Huth Paulsen returns from Iowa City after completing her junior year at the University of Town. Edwin Green to receive a bachelor of arts in journalism. Devea Corson to visit Univ of Iowa for summer study toward a master's. Mrs. Harry J. Rodgers and Mrs. George B. Green travel to Iowa City for commencement. Rummage sale set for Thursday at First Presbyterian, 209 E. 4th St. Visit the Griaiano Feto at Independence area nts Wednesday to Friday.

Huth Paulsen P. H. Paulsen Allen Street Towa City The University of Town Harry J. Rodgers Marshkalltown George B. Green Riverside Drive Waterloo Louse Green Iowa City Edwin Green Devea Corson James L. Carson Western Avenue Aplington High School University of Iowa Rummage Sain E. 4Th St Thurs First Presbyterian Church Griaiano Feto Mivtrsalise

Waterloo Sees Net Influx Of Twenty New Families

Waterloo's weekly Retail Merchants association report shows twenty new families moved in last week while about half that number left. Names and addresses of new residents include H. H. Marlow 704 Allen, Mrs. Lous Pogge 715 Fourth, Anna Osborne 406 Florence, C. Clark 826 Walnut, and others across the city, indicating continued growth.

Waterloo Retail Merchants’ Association H. H. Marlow Allen Lous Pogge Bare Mes Anna Osborne Florence GO. C. Clark Walnut BE. G. Benda Linden Ralph M. Mors Black D. A. McLennan W. S. Gooney Black Hawk Road A. L. Markle Commercial Albert Tinner Fowler Myrtle Kerling Summit D. H. Peterson Riehl E. DuCharne Clay Frank Boyd Park

Old Fashioned Stuffed Pepper and Bran Muffin Recipes

A vintage recipe note covers stuffed green peppers with olives and cheese served on crisp lettuce with a whipped dressing, prune salad stuffing and a buttermilk bran muffin mix. It includes steps for boiling peppers, preparing crumb butter onion olive filling, and baking muffins with bran and buttermilk.

Father and Son to 26th and 1st Alumni Reunions

Dr. Harry A Boysen and his son Dr Graham Boysen, graduates of Northwestern University Dental School, will attend the annual graduation exercises and alumni conics next Tuesday and Wednesday. The father marks the twenty fifth anniversary of his graduation, with the class of 1904 specially honored at a reunion of its alumni members.

Harry A. ‘Boysen Graham Boysen Northwestern University Dental School Chicago

Rainbow Garden on Kingsley Ave Bower of Color

Waterloo resident Mrs. G. W. Hill at 108 Kingsley Avenue has transformed a city lot rear into a vivid iris paradise. Her garden features numerous iris varieties, self-pollinated seed seedlings, and displays a broad array of flowers, shrubs, trees, and vines. Hill, an iris enthusiast, belongs to the American Iris Association and Waterloo Garden Club and contributes to several flower journals.

Waterloo G. W. Hill Kingsley Savenue Hill

Mrs Wiltsey Injuries Found More Serious

Mrs Edward Wiltsey of Willis ton avenue was in a Sunday auto crash with a broken rib torn ligaments and two other injuries along with a deep scalp gash across the temple. She was treated at a Webster City hospital and later moved to her daughter Mrs Harry Edvenson's home for at least two weeks before returning to Waterloo.

Edward Wiltsey Williston Avenue Webster City Harry Edvenson Waterloo

Melo and water cleaner ad against dirty laundry rings

A vintage advertisement explains how hard water leaves a dirty ring around washtubs and clothes. It promotes Melo and ad cum farms as a water softener that reduces soap usage, improves cleaning power, and keeps whites bright. Get it at your grocer's.

Mitch

Printed silk frocks pattern details and orders

The notice describes summer frock patterns using printed silk crepes with color coordinated trims. It lists sizes 34 to 44, yardage for size 36, and trimming needs, plus easy instructions and a perfect fit guarantee. Patterns are ordered by mail with payment and address details to Courier Pattern Dept.

Ehic Courier Pattern Dept W. 17Th St New York City

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