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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1927

Page

2

Miss Elsie Byvank Weds Ronald Baum At Hotel Russell Lamson

Miss Elsie Byvank daughter of Bernard H Byvank of 321 Lafayette Street married Ronald Baum son of Mr and Mrs Myron Baum at 10 am today in Hotel Russell Lamson officiated by Rabbi Eugene Mannheimer Des Moines. Many out of town guests attended as the couple planned to reside in Independence after June 20 where Baum works in clothing and Mrs Baum supervised music.

Elsie Byvank Bernard H. Byvank Lafayette Street Russell-Lamson Ronald Baum Myron Baum Burlington Eugene Mannheimer Des Moines C. A. Byvank Charles City Baum Albert Israel Lee Kayser Sarah Burris Marion Smith Frank Orr Donald Stocking Catherine Purdy W. P. Luther Independence Mannheimer Sidney Mandallbaum Morris Mandallbaum J. Wallerstein H. C. Reeke

Miss Templeton Receives Farewell Gift From Society

Miss Marian Templeton will sail June 23 aboard the U S S Aquitania bound for England then India to teach at Landour Punjab for missionary children. She was presented the farewell gift by members of Jean Morrison circle at the W W Templeton home. The circle’s lesson on Moslem women was led by Miss Katherine Young. Miss Helen McCleery gave two readings. Mrs J M Hamilton and Mrs E Bevard helped serve. Mystic Workers plan an 8 p m meeting Wednesday in LO O F hall with juveniles performing a program and refreshments.

Marian Templeton U. S. S. Aquitania England India Landour Punjab Jean Morrison First United Presbyterian Church W. W. Templeton Third Street West Katherine Young Helen McCleery J. M. Hamilton Mystic Workers LO. O. F. Hall

Kaiser Schmitz marriage read at Gilbertville

Miss Agatha Schmitz daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Schmitz Gilbertville and Joseph Kaiser son of Mr and Mrs William Kaiser near Independence were married at Immaculate Conception church in Gilbertville at 9 am today Bride wore white georgette gown veil with brilliants roses in bouquet brides maid Lorettta Schmitz sister best man Lawrence Kaiser Breakfast for about 100 guests at the bride’s home the couple will reside on a farm near Independence

Courier Special Service Hibertville Agatha Schmitz Chris Schmitz Gilbertville Joseph Kaiser William Kaiser Independence Immaculate Conception Church Lorettta Schmitz Lawrence Kaiser

Mrs Tretter Hosts Attractive Party for Visitor Here

Mrs Joseph F Tretter entertained last evening for Mrs H N Royce of Omaha Nebraska who will leave tomorrow. Attending were Mrs William Merritt and Misses Gladys Gregory Katherine Tretter Minnie Ott Viola Mohr Leona Mohr Lillian Seliger Ella Hanan Elsie Hansen Grace McGovern. Music and visiting followed luncheon with a spring flower centerpiece and harmonizing nutcaps. Guests presented Mrs Royce with a Dutch clock.

Joseph F. Tretter H.N. Royce Omaha Neb William Merritt Gladys Gregory Katherine Tretter Minnie Ott Viola Mohr Leona Mohr Lillian Seliger Ella Hanen Elsie Hansen Grace McGovern Tretter

Otha Rivers Weds W G Klinefelter

Miss Otha Rivers daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Rivers 903 Hawthorne avenue married Walter G Klinefelter son of Mr and Mrs W D Klinefelter Stillwater Minnesota at the First Baptist church parsonage Rev Carl Lee Kenagy presided Grace Rudolph was brides maid Edwin Klinefelter brother of the groom was best man The couple will reside at Lake Elmo Printing company Lake Elmo Minnesota Mrs Klinefelter a graduate of West High and Iowa State Teachers college has taught locally for a year and other party details follow nearby

Otha Rivers Fred Rivers Hawthorne Avenue First Baptist Church Walter G. Klimefelter W. D. Klinefelter Stillwater Minn Carl Lee Kenagy Grace Rudolph Edwin Klinefelter Klinefelter Lake Elmo Printing Company Lake Elmo, Minn West High Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls

Waterloo Area Social and Lodge Events Tonight

Waterloo hosts a string of meetings and suppers this evening. Sunshine Repekan lodge meets at 0. O. F. hall and D. O. V. Memorial hall, with auxiliary to B. of L. F. and E. at Firemen's hall. W. B. A. gathers at Moose hall, B and P. W. club at Clubrooms, and Waterloo chapter O. EF holds a 8 oclock picnic supper and meeting at the Masonic temple. City Federation of Women's clubs dinner and election at Hotel Russell Lamson, plus a stag dinner at the Country club.

Sunshine Repekan Lodge Waterloo O. F D. O. V.—Memorial B. of L. F E.— Firemen's Hall Moose Hall P. W Masonic Temple City Federation of Women’s Clubs Russell Lamson Country Club

Prenuptial party honors Miss Holm before June wedding

Mrs. Herman Holm entertained last night at a miscellaneous shower for her daughter Myldred Holm, whose marriage to Edward Metz is set for June 19. Orchids and nile green decorated the event. guests included many relatives and friends. A two course luncheon followed and further dinner plans were announced for today at Black's tearoom.

Herman Holm Courtlandt Street Myldred Edward Metz Favors William Wilson Jay Sieve Emma Winters Viola Sassy Miss Sassy Mmes Louise Poppe E. M. Boemecke Herman Becker W. F. Close Ernest Clark Carl Holder Charles Britzman Mary Loebsack Wesley Menefee Leslie Parsons Waverly Helen Britzman Letha Dieckmann Rosella Mahnke Nashua Parsons Miss Mahnke Holm Loebsack Marvel Fischel Beatrice Shares Leona Trainor Black Miss Holm Minnie Maibauer Marian Shauger Herbert Britzman Margaret Mastain Clara Norby Emma Krumweide Frankie Coleman

Past Matrons Choose Becker Chapter Officers

Fourteen members of Past Matrons club Becker chapter O E S attended a 1 o clock luncheon at Hotel Oxford Cedar Falls. Elections named Mrs. Russell DeGon president and Mrs. Howard Burr vice president. Other officers were Mrs. Louis Hecklinger secretary and Mrs. M E Peavey treasurer. DeGon named flower and press committee chairs. C H Bunker spoke, reports read, club active with 19 members plus honorary and out of town members.

Becker Chapter Hotel Oxford Cedar Falls Russell DeGon Howard Burr Louis Hecklinger M. E. Peavey

Louis Gilchrist Weds Des Moines Bride

Louis R. Gilchrist of Iowa Falls, son of Mrs. Adelaide Gilchrist, and Miss Lucille Holmes of Des Moines were married at 9 p m yesterday at 804 Fifth Street West, with Rev. F Herbert Moehlman officiating. The couple will reside in Iowa Falls where Gilchrist manages the Arling Hotel cafe. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. J F Johnson. Local notices follow with Mizpah circle meeting, a Cedar Heights altar-boy outing, and a Cedar River park picnic for Everett Freeman's birthday.

Louis R. Gilchrist Iowa Falls Adelaide Gilchrist Lafayette Street Lucille Holmes Des Moines Fifth Street F. Herbert Moehlman Trinity American Lutheran Church J. F. Johnson Gilchrist Arling

Church group meetings fill schedules across city

General Aid society of St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal meets in church parlors at 2 30 p m with Division three hosting. Fidelis class of Walnut Street Baptist meets in church parlors. 80 members attend. Knapp Studio Girls orchestra performs. refreshments by Mrs Kirk Scroggy. Other meetings listed include Central Christian, Universalist sewing group, Trinity American Lutheran Ladies guild, Majer guild, Westminster Workers picnic at Oaten Inn, Lydia society picnic at Byrnes park, and First Presbyterian choir picnic at Mrs Oliver Stevensons home.

General Aid Society of St. Paul's Methodist Fidelis Walnut Street Baptist Church Knapp Studio Girls’ Orchestra Kirk Scroggy Majer Guild First Presbyterian Church J. C. Mulray D. W. Nicholas Fred Morris Westminster Oaten Inn Cottage Caseheer Heights Clyde Graham Lydia Society of Byrnes Park Oliver Stevenson

Miss India Pickett Graduates From Vassar College

Vassar College in Poughkeepsie grants bachelor of arts degrees to 250-plus graduates in a traditional commencement led by President H N MacCracken. Among Iowa honorees, Miss India Pickett of Waterloo receives BA. ceremony features the daisy chain.

Courier Poughkeepsie N. Y Vassar Iowa H. N. MacCracken Miss India Pickett Waterloo MacCracken Miss Pickett Underwood All

Large Party at Elk Run Hotel for Lemly Anniversary

A 125 guest surprise party at Elk Run Hotel honored Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Lemly of Dunkerton La on their 22nd wedding anniversary and Mrs. Lemly's birthday. The event featured a four piece orchestra, a money gift, and a picnic supper, organized by Elroy Steeley and Lloyd Lemly.

P. L. Lemly Dunkerton Mlk Run

City in Brief Highlights and Local Notes

A roundup of short items from Yakima and Waterloo listings including visitors, travels, university connections, a life estate grant to Sarah E. Baumgartner, and local injunctions. Notable mentions include Mrs Maggie Lockwood visiting relatives, Miss Hilda Pent with sister Mary Elise, and several students returning for summer. Police and military notes report enlistments for Fourth Cavalry and a liquor-law injunction. Local residents journey to Iowa and Minnesota for family, education, and training.

Family estate to be divided among children on death

The will states all property may be used during lifetime of the widow and upon her death the estate will be divided equally among Minnie Rogers Ray W Baumgartner Relph W Baumgartner Rosella Koch and Lydia Troman houser. Several local families travel to Chicago and Iowa City for commencements and degree plans.

Minnie Rogers Ray W Relph W. Baumgartner Rosella Koch Lydia Tromanhouser

Pay As You Go at J C Penney Cuts Costs for Families

The ad extols paying cash over credit, noting cash purchases lower prices. It claims merchandise bought for cash saves a typical family 50 to 100 dollars yearly, and warns that charging leads to unnecessary buys and monthly blues. The message promotes self discipline and smarter value judging.

J. C. Penney Company

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss Templeton Kaiser-Schmitz W. G. Klinefelter Hoffey T. W. Wil- Nots Donald Richards Hillcrest Apartments P. J. Hoffey Arthur Weld William Wdenigan Elsie Kurth Margaret Manahl Elmer Diehl Black Hawk IO O. F. Hall Nellie Lytles Chad T. W Myldred Holm Becker Louis Gilchrist King’s Daughters Mizpah Circle M. M. Beal J. W. Wilson Bert Williams Floyd Goodrich H. W. Bergey O. J. Conery A. A. Forster St. Joseph’s Parish Cedar Heights Everett Freeman Cedar River Park Church News Central Christian Church E W. Wardle Social Union of the Universalist Church Henry Grout C. N. Shane Ida Ludeman F. P. Lawrence Trinity American Lutheran Ladies’ Guild Pickett Charles E. Pickett Leland Avenue West High School Mrs. Pickett John Sweitzer Black's Tearoom G. M. Perkins Minneapolis Seth C. Beem Presbyterian Hospital Alumnae Association S. J. Fairbank Kimball Avenue Memorial Hall Averice Gilley Daughters of Isabella Mines J. B. Graham I. L. Salmon T. F. Molloy Mary Kelly Messrs J. H. Fling Russ Gray Oscar Mullan H. J. Conter Bernard Conrad Raymond Mrs. Conrad D. A. Viking Marson Elk Run Buchanan Maggie Lockwood Yakima, Wash Margaret Thompson Fairview Avenue Hilda M. Pent Second Street West Mary Elise Milton Gille Randall Street Fort Snelling National Guard E. P. Benedict Appleton Wis F. L. Benedict Highland Boulevard Walter H. Stewart Dysart William Elam C. D. Stewart Elmer Hotel Sam Rosenbloom Washington Street The State University Accompa Lou Shulman Council Bluffs Rosenbloom Edwin Green Liberal Iowa University George B. Green Riverside Drive Charles Hetts University of Iowa California University of Southern California G. W. Wood F. W. Edwards Lillian Mabon Orville James Mapes Fourth Cavalry Fort D. A. Russell Cheyenne Wyo Lee C. Greenup Lee C. Adams McIntire Edward M. Cole Milwaukee Mary Weller San Francisco Cal Jacob Lingelbach, Jr R. J. Rook Ricker Street Iowa City Harriet Davis E. B. Carson Allen Street Frank Boyle Edward Villard, Minn Sykeston N. D R. H. Corson Villard Sarah E. Baumgartner William M. Baumgartner J. W. Thompson Moth Larvex Corporation Park Avenue New York N.Y Chicago Starrett School Miss Frances A. B. Nauman R. L. Ingersoll Charles Lewis Charles Whitamore Adolph ¥Eisner R. A. Keller Grace Tritz Studio W. 4Th First Lutheran Church Col. Maple and High Artificial Ice & Fuel Co E. Ninth St Jcpenneyco East 4Th St East End of Bridge, Waterloo of Rayon IRDER Fourth Street Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Rexall Firstaid Gauzets Hospital Cene Lafayette Fashion Department Evening Courier ARIS
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