Miss Esther Nolte to wed Albert Notting at St John’s Sumner
Miss Esther Nolte daughter of Mr and Mrs William Nolte Sumner Indiana will marry Albert Notting son of Mr and Mrs Chris Noting Denver Indiana at 7 PM in St John’s Lutheran church Sumner Rev G J Mardorf to read the service Mrs Mardorf to play the wedding march Maid of honor will be Miss Emilia Nolting best man Emes Nellie brother of the bride others include bridesmaids flower girls and ushers A reception for 40 at the bride’s home after the ceremony Bride to be at home after June 10 near Waterloo where Nolting farms Also notes on local clubs and meetings tonight and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Nolte
William Nolte
Sumner
Albert Notting
Chris Noting
Denver
St. John’s Lutheran Church
G. J. Mardorf
Mardorf
Emilia Nolting
Emes Nellie
Mildred Nuss
Velma Tegtmeier
Alice Schwake
Ida Bonardon
Will Nolting
Albert Mecier
Nolte
Hinson Manufacturing Company
Waterloo
Nolting
Marie Drew Weds Prof BE L Grimes of Des Moines
Miss Marie Esther Drew daughter of Mr and Mrs Ferris T Drew 627 Seventh street west married at noon today in her parents home to Prof Edward L Grimes son of Rev and Mrs Walter B Grimes Indianapolis Ind Rev Carl L Kenagy read the service in the presence of relatives and intimate friends The bride wore a white organdy gown and veil carried pink roses and peonies A reception followed and music accompanied the ceremony They will reside in Des Moines Grimes heads the English department at Des Moines University and is Northwestern educated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Esther Drew
Ferris T. Drew
Seventh Street West
Edward L. Grimes
Walter B. Grimes
Indianapolis
Ind
Carl Lee Kenagy
First Baptist Church
Irene Tisdale
DeKoven
Callman
Lillian Lochner
Grimes
West High School
Des Moines University
Northwestern University
Des Moines
Edith Reihsen Elected New President Of St Marys Alumni
Edith Reihsen was chosen as president of the St Marys Alumni Association at last night's annual banquet in Blacks tearoom. Her leadership team includes Rose Lasche as vice president Agnes Biller as secretary and John Frost as treasurer. The board of directors features May Mody G J McDonough Mrs Andrew Salz Mrs G Belsch and Mrs Ray Reisen. Rev Theodosius Plassmeyer delivered the address as Ralph Lasche gave a response. The event followed a vestry dinner at the Christ Episcopal parish house with 35 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Heihsen
St. Mary's Alumni Association
Black's
Rose Lasche
Agnes Biller
John Frost
May Mody
G. J. McDonough
Andrew Salz
Belsch
Ray Reisen
Theodosius Plassmeyer
St. Mary's Church
McDonough
Ralph Lasche
Esther Sweet and J T Smith Wed at Waverly Church
Esther R Sweet daughter of Mr and Mrs Burton E Sweet of Waverly and John T Smith of Albany NY were married at St Marys Catholic church in Waverly Tuesday morning Rev Father I R Collins officiating The couple will reside in Albany after a trip through the east with attendants Miss Margaret Mary Sager maid of honor and Edward Smith best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Esther R. Sweet
Burton E. Sweet
John T. Smith
Albany
N.Y
St. Mary's Catholic Church
I. R. Collins
Margaret Mary Sager
Edward Smith
New York City
Carrie Burrington
Washington, D. C
Colonial School For Girls
University
Syracuse
Smith
University of Syracuse
New York State
East
Waterloo B and P W Club Names Captains for Year
Waterloo Business and Professional Women's club in Me rooms named year’s captains at a dinner meeting led by Mrs. A. Johnson. Captains include Mrs. W. Warsaw Ada Smith May Keller Mrs. Martha Taylor Sylvia Kearns Nelle Garvey Mildred Gleason and Mrs. Harriet Proctor. They will form groups at Friday’s 6 30 p m dinner. Mrs. Proctor leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Business and Professional Women's Club
A. &. Johnson
W. W.warsaw
Ada Smith
May Keller
Martha Taylor
Proctor
Pressey H. Frank
Keokuk
Clinton F. Smith
Ines Burl
J. F. Balensifer
Club Notes Meeting at 1 O'clock Tomorrow
Los Comedres club to hold a luncheon at noon at the home of Mrs. P. D. Keagy with members invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Comedres Club
P. D. Keagy
Hints in Beauty: Chin and Facial Exercises For Daily Care
Readers seek chin throat and facial drills to rejuvenate muscles. Techniques include head tilts with mouth open, eye movements without moving the face, blowing candles for mouth lift, wide smiles, cleansing cream massage, and nightly sun protection. Regular practice aims to reduce a double chin and improve skin tone.
Peonies Discussed at Waterloo Garden Club Session
Waterloo Garden club members heard W. R. Lumry discuss peonies and iris at Mrs. C. A. Waterbury home. The talk praised peonies as hardy and beautiful with plentiful blooms this season. A flower show set for June 12 and 13 was outlined with entry procedures and garden table and miniature garden entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Garden Club
W. R. Lumry
C. A. Waterbury
Mr. Lumry
QO. J. Conery
J. G. Hildebrand
B. W. Schuneman
Robert Knox
Florence Stewart Becomes Bride of Henry Oberhauser
Florence Stewart daughter of Mr and Mrs William Stewart of Waterloo married Henry Oberhauser son of Mrs Minnie Oberhauser at Sacred Heart church in La Porte City. Rev Francis Habey of Waterloo officiated. The couple planned a long Illinois trip and will reside in La Porte City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
la Porte City
Florence Stewart
William Stewart
Waterloo
Sacred Heart Church
Henry Oberhauser
Minnie Oberhauser
Francis, Habey
St. Mary's Church, Waterloo
Columbia
Mrs Elliott Elected President of Temple Rebekah Group
Claire Elliott was elected president of the Past Noble Grand Association of Temple Rebekah at a yesterday meeting in her home. Officers chosen include Oswald Pott as vice president Elia Litchfield secretary and John Johnson treasurer. Twenty women attended and Archia Eggleston will host next meeting on the second Tuesday in July instead of the first. F W Pike retires as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire.Elliott
Noble Grand Association of Temple Rebekah
Oswald Pott
Elia Litchfield
John Johnson
Archia‘ Eggleston
F. W. Pike
Association
Royal Neighbors Meet at Reinbeck All Day Thursday
Mrs Harvieth Wightman district deputy will address the district convention of Royal Neighbors in Reinbeck Ia tomorrow afternoon Waterloo women will attend the convention with sessions Thursday morning and afternoon A banquet will follow tomorrow night Gold Leaf camp members to meet at 1230 at K of C hall then ride to the event by car arranged transport
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvieth Wightman
Royal Neighbors
Reinbeck
Waterloo
Gold Leaf Camp
Arej
K. of CG. Hall
Ransier Institute Announces Recital
Invitations have been issued for a piano recital by students of Ransier Piano Institute at 7 p m Tuesday in Black's tearoom. Students will meet for dinner at 6 30 p m preceding the program. Reservations are to be made at the institute by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransier Piano Institute
Black's
Church Women Plan Meetings Across Local Congregations
Local church groups schedule a series of tomorrow gatherings. St Margaret's guild at St Mark's Episcopal hosts a luncheon at Mrs George S Mallard's home with assist from Mrs George Lingelbach. Central Christian Lady's Aid meets at Mrs John A Billings' home, while First Lutheran and Immanuel Lutheran groups hold quilting and social events in various church spaces. A Trinity American Lutheran Woman's Missionary circle meets at 7 30 pm with devotions by Mrs Louis Zimmerman. A Cedar River park picnic for Christ Episcopal has been postponed to Thursday due to cool weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
George S. Mallard
George Lingelbach
Noswss
Christ Episcopal Sunday School
Cedar River Park
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Central Christian Church
John A. Billings
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Lutheran Church
Noah
Hustesses
Albert, Haus
Fred Wiegert
Woman's Missionary Society of
Trinity ‘American Lutheran Church
Churen Nailers
Louis Zimmerman
Chautauqua Club Studies Chinese Nation Evolution
Chautauqua club members meet to study Paul Monroe's work on China in evolution. Leaders discuss the Chinese and western powers trade restrictions, ports, officials, and the resulting monopoly and oppression. The talk notes Chinese superiority and Western friction leading to unequal treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubrary West
Chautauqua Club
Naton
Paul Monroe
Chester Cadwallader
China
Mrs Ella Mark Lee to Attend W E A Meeting
Mrs Ella Mark Lee state field director will attend the next meeting of the Woman s Benefit Association Tuesday evening June 19 at Moose Hall. She will also be guest at a board party that afternoon. Mrs Joe Trotter named chairman of cards at a card party yesterday afternoon with prizes to Mrs Pat Waldron and Miss Madeline Grings and scoring to Mrs H C Gordon and Mrs F P L Follett. Special prize to Mrs L W Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mark Lee
Woman's Benefit Association
Moose Hall
Joe Trotter
Pat Waldron
Madeline Grings
H. C. Gordon
FP. L Follett
L. W. Smith
Mrs P J Bryant Named Noble Grand of Sunshine Rebekah
Mrs P J Bryant was elected noble grand of the Sunshine Rebekah lodge at a Waterloo meeting in I O O F hall. She succeeds Mrs Carl A Anderson. Other officers chosen include Elizabeth Moore recording secretary Edward Hagerstrom view grad John Munison treasurer John Chevalier financial secretary. Anderson reported on a convention held Saturday at Greene Ta. A picnic supper is planned before the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Bryant
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Waterloo
I. O. O. PF. Hall
Carl A. Anderson
Elizabeth Moore
Edward Hagerstrom
John Munison
John .Chevalier
Anderson
Greene, Ta
D O V Women Headed to State Meeting
Ten members of Jane Kirkwood tent of the Daughters of Union Veterans travel to Cedar Rapids for the state convention. Attending are Mines Theo McNamee May Walker E A Shir ley L C G Richard J H Rickert W A Davis J F Bross Elva Wand enaker Lulu Gilley and Mary Woore. Three new members were accepted at Memorial hall last evening: Mrs C Kerr Mrs Clara Kinniburgh and Mrs Pred Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Kirkwood
Daughters of Union Veterans of
Cedar Rapids
Mines
Theo McNamee
May Walker
E. A. Shirley
L. C G. Richard
J. H. Rickert
W. A. Davis
J. F. Bross
Elva, Wandenaker
Lulu Gilley
Mary Woore
Memorial Hall
C. “C. Kerr
Clara ‘Kinniburgh
Pred Grant
St Johns Club Plans Picnic With Wiener Roast
Members and friends of St John s Young People's club will hold a Wiener roast tomorrow evening at Cedar Heights. They meet at 6 30 p m Thursday at the church where cars will be provided for transportation to the picnic grounds. The committee includes Miss Bernadette Callahan chairman Ralph Mishak Walter Mayer Miss Ethel Schuetz and Miss Avia Gregory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Young People’s Club
Cedar Heights
Bernadette Callahan
Ralph Mishak
Walter Mayer
Farewell party for Mrs Burgess honors moves to Binghamton
Mrs. Paul Burgess was honored at a farewell party hosted by Pythian Sisters at Mrs. George Sherrill’s home before her move to Binghamton N Y. High bridge score 509 went to Mrs. H A Duke and Mrs. Burgess received a silver cake plate amid thanks from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Burgess
George Sherrill
Burgess
Binghamton, N
David Gonn
H. A. Duke
Bride Family Attends Ceremony at John Deere Couple
The bride's family including her father Mr. Frank Leffler mother Mrs Leffler and sisters Cleda Virginia and brother Daryl attended. Mr Woods employed by John Deere plans to live at 11 Fifth Street West after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ‘Leffler
Cleda
Virginia
Daryl
Mr. Woods
John Deere Company
Mrs. Woods
Fifth Street West
Creamed Potatoes and Apple Fritters with Croquettes
Recipe notes describe using leftover potatoes to make creamed potatoes with white sauce and parsley, served with bacon curls. Also instructions for Apple Fritters from sliced tart apples with lemon juice sugar flour and hot butter fry. Chicken croquettes outlined with butter roux milk salt cayenne and minced chicken, flavored with onion juice nutmeg and parsley, breaded and fried to brown.
Brain Test Answer Script With Yes No Claims
The document lists a sequence of true or false assessments labeled by numbers with occasional “Partly true” responses. It presents a mixed verdict set including several false and partly true notes and ends with a percent sign and a final true.
Local notices and incidents from Waterloo region
A Waterloo market and city brief lists visits and travel by J Poyner Jake Sanofsky and other shoppers. Stolen bicycle reported by William Miller and a car part theft noted. Several local residents attend graduations and trips to Iowa City and California. A judge fines Bonnie Monroe and a county board meeting is scheduled at Hotel Russell Lamson with by law changes discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Poyner
Mohawk Street
Otto Arnold
Moline
Jake Sanofsky
Jake & Bil Clothing
St. Louis
William Miller
Fourth Street West
Yester
BE. E. Stokes
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Greater
Probate Proceeding Notes for 1908 Estate
The document records an April 1908 probate where a widow named Patemslle bequeaths household goods to Harry Bellke and divides the remainder among children Otto HM Frederick Willan Marold and Harry Bellke and Mrs. Clary Worrel with Otto named as executor. The home address noted is 304 College aired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Otto HM
Frederick
Willan
Marold
Harry Bellke
Clary Worrel
Otto
President Jessup to Get Honorary Degree This Week
Iowa City report states University of Missouri will confer an honorary LLD on President Walter A. Jessup during the Columbia commencement. Indiana University follows Monday with the same degree. Jessup will deliver the commencement address at Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Walter A. Jessup
University of Iown
University of Missouri
Columbia
University of Indiana
Waterloos Evening Courier Pattern Service
Notice offers up-to-date sewing patterns from Waterloo Evening Courier for 15 cents each. Patterns assist with seams and are filled promptly, with delivery in about ten days after ordering.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Becker
Order of Eastern Star
Matt Parrott
Jane Gould
Pandora Club
A. J. Hurst
Ae Club
Jank Collis
Joyla Club
George Farnsworth
Blue Trangle League
Y. W
Marie Drew
BE. L. Grimes
Des Moines, Ia
Edith. Reihsen
St.Mary’s
Christ Episcopal Church
Esther Sweet
J. T. Smith
Waverly Church
P. W
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Country Club
Tragg M. F. R
Ransier Institute
Church News
Circle Six
First Lutheran Missionary Seciery
Bert Petrie
Anna Hebel
Fred Heinel
FP. J. Koepke
Afuernoon
Ladies’ Aid Sociely
Immanuel Lutheran Ehurch
Pf. A. Cage
the Burdick of
Cedar Heights Missionary Society
CVE
Noble
Sunshine
Rebekah
St. John’s Club
Mrs. Burgess
J. G. Hilderand
Alfred Longley
Iba
Bruce Mote
George "Douglas
Ted—Arthur F. Woods
Averill Leffler
Washington
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J.arthur Young
D Liang A
Cyber
Chantilly
Buchanan's
Clement Conry
Hudson
St. Francis Hospital
Herman Hoepker
First Street
West
Thelma
University of Iowa
Henry Melaan
Janet
Paul
New England
N. C
Anna Parrott
Second. Street
John P. Murphy
Gertrude Murphy
Mae Murphy
Sioux City
Margaret Murphy
Adella Scott
Young Women's Christian Association
California
Lutie B. Larson
Bonnie Monroe
Barclay Street North
Degel
Haver
Bevier
George F. Reynolds
Frank Reynolds
Mulberry Street
Howard J. Hollister
H. R. Teeple
Bluff Street
Abbie
Anna Glas
Kalamazoo
Mich
Henry Glas
Locust Street
John Glas
West High
Detroit
Jesup
John E. Strayer
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Strayer
Martha Miller
Hammond Ayvenue
Olga Beilke
Safeguar
U.S
Good Housekeeping Institute
United States Rubber Company
New York
Whalesale Distributors
Adams Paper & Specialties CO
Jessup
Book OF Fashions
Meadows Washer
Brady & King
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