Y' Camp for Girls to Ease Mothers’ Worry at Riverview Park
Miss Maria Watters leads a Week at Riverview park Cedar Falls for Girls from Cedar Falls and surrounding areas. Nearly full with 100 registrants, the camp opens Wednesday at 8 36 am. Camp hostess Mrs. FL R. Asquith, recreation directed by Miss Martha Jayne, meals by Mrs. Theresa Cameron, nature study by Mrs. W F Jeffrey, and counselors listed. Worship in chapel, sacred pageant, daily programs of sports, crafts, devotions, and nature study. Indoor facilities available for rain days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Watters
Woc A
Riverview Park
Cedar Palls
Cara
Dirs
R. Asquith
Martha Jayne
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Della Darling
East Shoo!ures
Zatha Pilson
Waterloo
Lucile Knickerbocker
Cedar Falls
the Park
E. B. Frye
Miss Watters
Miss Dunham
Miss
Iowa Women Lead in Club Biennial Program
Iowa federation figures take lead as Waterloo clubwomen discuss the biennial in Los Angeles. Mrs Francis E Whitley Webster City presided a conservation session with speakers on natural resources Memorial Tree Plantings Christmas trees and Birds and Flowers Dr Lore Miller spoke on natural study and education. Whitley noted progress in public interest and urged action to protect forests water power and pollution. Mrs Henry Spaulding Grinnell helped arrange delegate seating as a federation president Mrs Henry Taylor led a notable group of club women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
Francis E. Whitley
Webster City
Conservation Department
Funcheon
F. Tb. Bicknell
Natural Resources
Vida Newsom
W. J. Higeing
Sarriett W. Rlvers
Lore Miller
Dirs. Whitley
Natural Resources Division
Henry Spaulding Grinnell
Club Institutes
Henry Taylor
Iowa Federation
Knudsen Marks Service Read in Historic Church
A 2 PM wedding at the Little Brown church near Nashua Iowa united Miss June Marks and Ralph Knudsen with Rev. R E Williamson officiating. The ceremony featured a nuptial program and floral decor, followed by a reception for about 100 guests on the church lawn and a future home at 511 Reber Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Brown
Nashua
June Marks
W. CG. Marks
Ralph Knudsen
R. E. Williamson
First Baptist Church
Lucile Wuntington
Aida
the Prophet
Arthur Knudsen
James Williamson
Edwin Marks
N. A. Mathis
Pierce
J. R. Sanderson
Kansas City
Misa Grace Jochum
Waterloo G irls Initiated by T Cc Sorority Friday
Misses Margaret Connelly and Mary Mitchell of Waterloo were among five pledges at Alpha Beta Gamma sorority of Town State Teachers College honored at a hotel dinner in Cedar Falls after a formal initiation at Knapp cottage on Cedar River. Other new members include Catharine Burns Sheldon Opal Satchet Algona and Winifred Dougherty Sanborn. The house party at Has trop cottage on Cedar River will close tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Connelly
Mary Mitchell
Waterloo
Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority
Town State Teachers College
Black Hawk
Cedar Falls
Knapp Cottage
Cedar River
Catherine Burns
Sheldon
Opal Satchet
Algona
Winifred Dougherty
Sanborn
Hastrop Cottage
Betrothal of Fern G Stanton and O T Dydsjord announced
Mr and Mrs FL Stanton announce the engagement of their daughter Fern Genavieve to O T Dydsjord son of Mr and Mrs Bari Dydsjord of St Ansgar Ind The wedding is planned for Saturday June 21 at 8 pm at St Josephs parish house Very Rev Edward Slattery will officiate Fern is a vocal music graduate and bookkeeper while O T Dydsjord is a Gate Business College graduate and a central store clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL. Stanton
Fern Genavieve
O. T. Dydsjord
Bari Dydsjord
St. Ansgar
Miss Stanton
St. Joseph's Parish
Edward Slattery
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Waterloo
Gates Business College
Mingis Central Store
Vision
Miss Overton Engaged to Julius Jorgensen in Bright Dinner
Miss Mae Overton announced her engagement to Julius Jorgensen at a dinner party hosted by her parents R. B. Overton. The wedding is set for Tuesday June 17. Pink and white gladioli decorated the event with a three course menu and after dinner activities including a mock wedding, games and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Overton
R. B. Overton
Junus Jorgensen
Ruth Smith
Marian Burger
Olga Buxton
Miss Overton
Misses Smith
Burger
Luella Cowles
Harry Hunt
Mrs. Wilkes
Mrs. Cowles
Mlss
Mary Butterfield
Thressa Butterfield
Mary
R. A. Butterfield
Dorothy Jensen
Fairbank
Miss Butterfeld
Coffitt
Elizabeth Cari
Lincoln School
Ethel Comitt
Miss Coffitt
Lincoln
Ewald Guenther
Paella Burk
Helen Poliakson
Christine N. Owen
Pauline Wershofen
Alma N. Watson
Marie Jensen
Lena Penning
Noted Editor Attacks Woman Bridge Player In May Issue
An article by William Johnston in the May Avstrian Bridge magazine criticizes a woman bridge player, while Mies Baird Leonard replies with counterpoints. A progressive Auction game at a fair lady's venue featured high tensions as hands were played, including a doubled hand and a 100 point set. The text hints at a dramatic final hand but ends before details emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnston
New York
Avstian
Mies Baird Leonard
Bill
Kim
Fair Lady's
Rosing
Kame Haa
Imade
Hand of a lively bridge match ends in keen critique
In East seat Mr Grumpy opens two Diamonds and after bidding chaos, I push to four Spades. The diamonds split, clubs fall, and a dramatic endgame yields a single unlikely trick and a sharp, witty exchange about who played the hand best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
West
Mint Lo
Tohiatdi
Picnic postponed to June 16 at Sherwood Park
Light refreshments were served by the girls of the party. The Postpona Picnico-Eklets event has been postponed until June 16 and will be held at Sherwood Park, according to the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood Park
Club Notes Briday Bridge Luncheon and Awards
Mrs Loren Treganza hosted Briday Bridge club at a 1 pm Friday luncheon at her home with lavender yellow iris centerpieces and violet notes. High honors went to Mrs Glyde Davis Mrs Kari Imhof and Mrs Bart Zook. Mae Rodenhaver hosted R Y F club with about 25 members. Mrs Elva Wannemaker’s birthday honored by Grace Stallman gift. Ray Snodgrass and Harvey Zeller spoke. Officers named include Rodenhewer Stallman Wannemaker Wright Shirtey. Autock club enjoyed music by Ruth McClain and Lulu Mosler at a country residence last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Treganza
Briday Bridge Club
Glyde Davis
Kari Imhof
Bart Zook
Mae Rodenhaver
R. Y. F. Club
Elva Wannemaker
Grace Stallman
Ray Snodgrass
Harvey Zeller
Rodenhewer
Stallman
Wannemaker
Gertrude Wright
Leitha Shirtey
Ruth McClain
Autock Club
Lulu Mosler
Hee
Church News Highlights From Local Societies
Mrs J C Ricker hosted 29 Christ Episcopal Woman's auxiliary members. Reports noted mission box shipments as funds approved, and $25 pledged for this year's mission work. After picnic supper, 95 First Baptist Sunday school members gathered for songs and marshmallow toast. Sacred Heart Girls Club to host a party with guest invites on Monday evening. Central Christian Church prepares farewell courtesy for Mrs Woodring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Ricker
Christ Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary
L. H. Keith
Fouri Bridges
First Baptist Sunday School
Sacred Heart Girls’ Club
Church Hall
Tess
Central Christian Thureh
Mra
Peter Woodring
A. N. Gleason
Greenbe, Church
Evelyn Fogg
Nashua
Misa Mildred Gleason
Mary Hall to Leave for Columbus Junction Soon
Mary Hall, nearing her ninetieth year, will depart for Columbus Junction with Auntie Hall. She spent the term in Waterloo with foster daughter Miss Mary Schmidt, a Lowell building teacher. The plan is to relax at Columbus Junction, then return to Watering next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hall
Columbus Junction
Auntie Hall
Waterloo
Mary Schmidt
Lowell
City in Brief: Local Notables and Travels
Equipping to duplicate lenses accurately and promptly, Buchanan. Miss Dorig Allen returns home from Milwaukee to spend the summer teaching. Bob Bickel of McGregor spends weekend at the Birney Allen home, 732 Third avenue west. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gilley depart for Toledo to visit daughter Mrs. HL Stuck. Hal H. Moser returns tomorrow from Wapello to visit mother. E. M. Lewis, Chicago Great Western division engineer, arrives in Des Moines on business. H. C. Glason exits on trip to Los Angeles and other western points. Winnie Allen of Dubuque visits Mrs. A. J. Howard and Mrs. F. A. Wiley. Mrs. Hugh McCartney leaves for Chicago and Port Hope Ontario to visit daughters. Clara Waterbury, wintering in Miami, returns via southern Indiana. Myles J. Kitchee returns from Lafayette Street yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorig Allen
Milwaukee
Bob Bickel
McGregor
Birney Allen
Third Avenue Wast
Steven. Gilley
Toledo
HL. Stuck
Hal H. Moser
Wapello
E. M. Lewis
Southern Division
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Deg Moines
H.C. Glason
Los Angeles
Cal
Winnie Allen
Dubuque
A. J. Howard
Fourth Street
F. A. Wiley
Mulberry Street
Hugh McCartney
W. G. Blackley
Chicago
T. Il. Forhan
Port Lanthton
Ont
Clara Waterbury
Miami
Fla
Local notes photograph and travel plans headline
A series of brief items report local residents planning trips and events. Kenneth Stevenson and daughter Joan Ann prepare a month long motor journey through Illinois Wisconsin and the Midwest, with stops in Chicago and Madison. Others mention visits, illnesses, and employment changes, including Lloyd B. Luras’s recovery, family travel across New England, Ames graduation plans for Marnie Kusop Berry, and a fire-related injury at a social event.
Truck theft suspect arrested after Vinton case
Eddie Wry, recently without a settled home, was arrested this morning by Detectives Walker and Davis for stealing a Ford truck at Vinton two weeks earlier. Fry had been living in the truck while traveling nationwide, and Benton County sheriff will take custody of prisoner and vehicle. Pearl Sounders reported his Ford touring car missing near Hall Park, no trace found at noon. Marriages: Frank Spoores and Gertrude Hines, both of Waterloo. Alford Beard and Ruth Anderson, Waterloo. Thomas Sauniers and Ella Lacey, Cedar Pai. Bernhart Jepsen and Louise Ericksen, Dysart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
Walker
Davis
Vinton
Fry
Benton County
Pearl Sounders
Joder Avenue
Marrbage
Frank Spoores
Waterloo
Gertrude Hines
Alford Beard
Ruth Anderson
Warterloo
Thomas Sauniers
Cedar Pai
Ella Lacey
Bernhart PL
Jepsen
Dysart
Louise Ericksen
Traer
A DAINTY PARTY DRESS Pattern Offer
Waterloo Evening Courier advertises an up-to-dats pattern service for a dainty party dress. It outlines materials like chiffon or Swiss, decoration options, size ranges, yardage for children, and a pattern mail order with a 15 cent receipt and additional 12 cent requests for the spring and summer book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doalga
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Smaller Places Supply Girls for Clerical Duties
A survey shows Waterloo attracts many young women from surrounding towns for stenography and bookkeeping. About 1,000 local women hold clerical roles, with factories and offices employing most. many come from rural areas to study at Gates Business College and stay in Waterloo for jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Tary
Firat
Biusheds College
Ula
Bijanee Loakkevpera
Sistants
Industria
Boleh
Larke & Number
Northwastern Lowa
Anea
Toe Business College
Dupraie
Gates Business College
Plania
Naval
Business College
Waterloo OO
Cldea
Imanuenses
Waterloo A &Reat
Frederickaburg
Strawberry Point
del- Wein
Owige
Greene
Allison
New Hampton
Clarksville
Bristow
Waverly
Sumner
Tripoli
Hudson
Lulorta City
Jesup
Shellsburg
Ayette
Dysart
Lamont
Fairbank
Storm Lake
Cherokee
Reinbeck
Traer
Grundy Center
Farly
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Cupid
Dan Cupid
Tokio Names Counsellor for Washington Embassy
Tokio's foreign office announced on June 7 that Isaburo Yoshida, previously counselor of the lesson at Peking, has been named counsellor for the Washington embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Isaburo Yoshida
Peking
Washington
Foreign Office
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Socie+T
Owa
Marya
Kildee
Lots of Victory Academy
Edith Galvin
Maa
Mildred Sullivan
Lion and the Mouse
Monteure
Ruth Manning
Blanche Thompson
Aldrich
Arisst Nario Hacker
Mein
Joe
Riey J
Benjamin F. Bishop
T. Cc
Nu Beta Chapter
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Black
Fritz Leimer
Bert Schroeter
Maurice Cohn
California
Leland Parkin
Harris Woods
Donald Graham
Ward Mayer
Mecord Hoae
Matt Patterson
DeWitt Spenslay
Graham Boysen
Harold Wolfe
James Forrester
Art Sweigart
University of Iowa
Harold Owens
George Liehty
Leo Gleason
Mose Miller
Ames
Russell Allan
Owen Hitchins
University of Wisconsin
George Coutts
Creighton
Max Levingston
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
Allen Memorial Hospital
Marshalltown
Cora Breads Jent
Mmes
Ben Hesser
Jessie Sohm
Sarah Pierce
Mary Lighthart
Lily Willson
Bessie Tanner
Mary Woore
Nore Hiple
Louise Shupe
Mary Moyer
Harriet, Hohl
Mary Davis
Mrs. Peck
Brains Krapfel
Ella Leffler
Anna Becker
Grace Seebers
Gilfian McClain
Margaret Gilfillan
J. T. Gilfillan
Iuute McClain
John MecClain
First Presbyterian Church
J. R. Macartney
Lng
Orel Kronecke
Denver
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Country Club
W. PL Kerwin
A. M. Place
Willis
Jackson
Quinn
Evanston
Gideon Merting
Gideons
F. Willis Jenks
Fern G. Stanton
O. T.dydsjord
Julius Jorgensen
Temple Rebekah
Temple Rebekah Iodge
Arline Stull
West Hiehschaal
Kane
Mise Thelma Amos
Micg
Helen Dre Aconith
Assigtanea
Luelile
Ophelia Rosegaw
Toval Neighors
Gannon
East Waterloo
Ben Hur Hall
Ina Hartleip
Annlyor
Sidney S. Lenz
Akqiota
Akqioss Waba
Allhn
Inn
North
Bono
Mme
Church News
Buchanan. Bid
Janos Aston
Lewis Liehty
Spworth
Weriy Aga Taste
Imethar
Mabett
Spry
Rochester
Padhine Apastr
Ind
CL W. Knoop
Keannegh
Marnie Kusop Berry
Werner CG. Knoop
Engineering Aleparciant
Truscon Steal Compmlny
Yournpstown
Aiea Shirey
Gannon Camp
Teachers College
Glashe
New York City
Vishins
Mee
Pup Mort
Glishe
China
Friondmamus
No. E Elite Hotel
Phon
Hank Rafferty
Ricker and Bramaber
Whitney
Sedgwick
Claus Cass
Cheney
Bubby
Sibert
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