Sunnyside luncheon hosts honor out of town guests
One hundred fifty two guests attended a Sunnyside Country Club luncheon hosted by four hostesses. Among attendees were Oliver Welch of New York City and Mrs. Ray Rouse of Duluth. The event featured three shades of pink decor, garden flowers, fall tapers and place cards, with multiple ladies presiding at tables and a bridge game played in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
Claude A. Clark
E. J. Dunkelberg
Harry A. Dunkelbers
W. R. Livg
Oliver Welch
New York City
Waterloo
Edward J. Wenner
Ray Rouse
Duluth
Minn
Glenn Tibbitts
Harry Shaw
Pressey Frank
A. N. Miller
Ladies Aid and Home Missionary societies elect officers
Mrs W A Dobson is re elected president of the Ladies Aid and Mrs R A Boldiman becomes president of the Home Missionary society at Grace Methodist church meetings. Dobson's staff includes Cheney Campbell Bryant Thode. Holdiman's staff lists Miner Cutler Flanders Michael Morrical Cohagen. A Kensington planned for June 20 at Cedar Heights home of Mrs Eaton. Florence Barrett thanked for 14 years as treasurer and now conference treasurer. Foreign Missionary society plans raise 80 dollars to support Miss Jessie Lee a native missionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Dobson
Ladies* Aid Society
R. A. Boldiman
Home Missionary Society
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Florence Barrett
Foreign Missionary Society
Jessie Lee
Ats
Bride Honored at Dinner for Mrs. Cohn in Russell Lamson Hotel
Mrs Maurice Cohn formerly Miss Bess Deutchman was honored at a 7 o clock dinner in Hotel Russell Lamson. Guests wore green and white. Covers were laid for the first guest and Miss Cyrilla Welter Leona Yank Edna Moran Kate McCracken Grace Nesbit and Myns Peutchman. Mrs Cohn received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Cohn
Bess Deutchman
Russells Lamson
Cyrilla Welter
Le‘ona Yank
Edna E. Moran
Kate McCracken
Grace Nesbit
Myns Peutchman
Cohni
Club Notes on Luncheon and Bridge Activities
Bid-Em-Up club met at Park Inn on Jonesville Road for a 1 PM luncheon and bridge. Favors were won by Mrs Harry Wade, Mrs Verne Johnson, and Mrs P F Walters. Social committee formed to plan summer activities with Mrs Garl Salsburg and Mrs Wade. Guests included Mrs W C Bunn Mrs H E Hancher Mrs Stewart Reed and Mrs Alvin Peters. J L Conry hosted Wednesday Bridge at Black's Tearoom. Mrs James McMenimen received Mayor Favors at 500 PM as Mrs Bert Nauman hosted Jolly Times club for members including Mrs Sam Rawlins W W Kaur Yer and E L Ohrt. Mrs Earl Moot Hart to host Wednesday June 20. Mrs E M Gindt hosted W N Q U Bridge club. favors to Mrs Ross Hargrave Mrs Merle Trumkey and Mrs Will Herzen, with Hargrave as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Inn
Jonessville Road
Harry Wade
Verne Johnson
P. F. Walters
Garl Salsburg
Wade
W. C.° Bunn
H. E. Hancher
Stewart Reed
Alvin| Peters
J. L. Conry
Black's Tearoom
James Mc‘Menimen
Bert Nauman
Jolly Times Club
Mmes
Sam Rawlins
Kaur
Yer
E.L. Ohrt
Earl Moothart
E. M. Gindt
WN. Q. U. Bridge Club
Ross Hargrave
Merle Trumkey
Will Herzen
Hargrave
Schnurr-Wattles Marriage Read at New Hampton
Arthur C G Schnurr postmaster of New Hampton and Miss Florence Wattles of Rudd Iowa were married June 4 at St Joseph parish rectory. Rev J W Gasey officiated. Witnesses were Frank Schnurr and Mrs Clem Monen. The couple left for Minnesota and will reside on West Spring Street after their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coturley
New Hampton
Arthur CG. Schnurr
Florence Wattles
Rudd
St. Joseph's’ Parish
J. W. Gasey
St. Joseph’s Church
Frank Schnurr
Clem
Minnesota
West Spring Street
Congregational Women Meet for Lunch at First Church
Seventy five members of the Woman's organization attended a luncheon at the First Congregational church. Mrs. Paul Ewing led the committee, and Mrs. Harry Parks spoke on Porto Rico after the meal. Reports covered society work from several officers and circle chairmen led by President Mrs. Sidney Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Woman's Organization
Paul Ewing
Harry Parks
Porto Rico
Mines
E. A. Black
Ralph Hoxie
Willis Johnson
H. 5. Annis
Fred Friend
A. &. Weishaar
W. H. Hoover
Thomas Gauthier
F. ¥. Heverly
H. Wasmond
M. H. Way
Albert Benton
Carl Davis
Thomas Glenny
Sidney Smith
Rose Rotman Honored at Parents Dinner and Bridge
Mr. and Mrs. Max Rotman entertained at dinner and bridge in Black's tearoom in honor of their daughter Rose Rotman whose marriage to Harry Cohn of Cedar Rapids is planned for autumn. Guests from out of town included miss Gleekel and Mrs. Jessie Fields, Chicago, and Mrs. Louis Cowan, Des Moines. Thirty five covers were laid with rose and green colors and peonies and tapers featured in the decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Rotman
Black
Rose Rotman
Harry Cohn
Cedar Rapids
Cleekel
Jessie Fields
Chicago
Louis Cowan
Des Moines
Bridge
David ‘Siegel
David Deutchman
Crown Point Couple Honored at Hillcrest Dinner
Mr and Mrs Mead of Crown Point Ind visited Hillcrest apartments for a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Donald Kynett. The Mead former Waterloo residents will likely stay another week. Pink and white table decor set a festive tone as guests included John W May Arnold Rathker Walter Burch Eva Weires and Floyd Thompson. The group enjoyed bridge late in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Kynett
Hillcresh
Fred Mead
Crown Point
Ind
Mead
Foner Waterloo
Caler
Messrs
Mmes
John W. May
Arnold Rathker
Walter Burch
Eva Weires
Floyd Thompson
Bridge
Leland Corey to Wed Ruth Oberton in Orlando today
Leland Corey and Ruth Oberton of Orlando were to marry at noon in Orlando. Corey, formerly a teller at Commercial National Bank, is now in banking there and building a home. Oberton is a registered nurse and St. Luke's Hospital graduate in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Corey
Ruth Oberton
Orlando
Fla
Corey
Commercial Nasional Bank
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Nox
St. Luke's Hospital
New York City
Hints in Beauty Care Advice on Reduction Methods and Routines
The note outlines various fat reduction methods including massage and exercise, urging daily effort and controlled calories. It mentions rubber pads, reducing soaps, bath salts, and peroxide for scars, with cautions to consult a doctor for certain products and to age considerations for younger readers.
Birthday Dinner Plans by Brethren Women
Plans were made for a Birthday dinner to be held next Tuesday evening in the church parlors. The missionary society of First Brethren church organized the event with monthly table decorations and two hostesses per month. Various readings and topics were presented by Mrs. A E Smith Mrs. John Dietz Mrs. Ben Wengard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of First Brethren Church
A. E. Smith
John Dietz
Ben Wengard
Francis LeBarre
Smith
Edwin Boardman
U P Missionary Society Plans Convention Here
Cedar Rapids U P Missionary Society outlines June 28 event with local hosts guiding programs. Mrs W W Lytle chairs entertaining committee, while Miss Belle Harper handles devotionals and the program and Mrs Anna Murray greets delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Presbyterian In
W. W. Lytle
First United Presbyterian Missionary Society
Edwin A. Dilmer
Anna Murray
Belle Harper
N. A. Groomes
Program Given at Missions Society and Picnic Plans
The Missionary Society of the Woman's Working Association at First Presbyterian Church held a program yesterday afternoon with Rev. Thomas FR Niven singing a vocal number and readings by Miss Christie Tollefson and Mrs. H A Boysen. Plans for a July 18 picnic at C A Morris cottage were made by the Aid Society. One hundred twenty five women were served at luncheon. regular meetings suspended until autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of Woman's Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas FR. Niven
Christie Tollefson
H. A. Boysen
F. J. Eighmey
Aid Society
C. A
Campagna Peck Wedding Plans Near Completion
Invitations have been received for the Waterloo wedding of Miss Vera Peck of Waterloo and Fred Campagna of Independence. Campagna, long involved in the local grocery business with his father Joseph, has now taken over the store. After the ceremony the couple will honeymoon through the east coast to Florida and Cuba, then reside in the Wilder T. Ryan home on the west side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Services
Independence
Waterloo
Vera Peck
Tity
Fred Campagna
Campagna
Joseph Campagna
Florida
Cuba
Lve
Wilder T. Ryan
Play Presented During Mission Society Meeting
A playlet was performed yesterday afternoon at the Graves Memorial United Brethren church home during a Missionary society session. Mrs. A G Kessler led the program with assistance from Mrs. Lyman Church and Mrs. Roger Akin. The study topic was Stewardship in Other Lands as eighteen members and six visitors attended. new members include Mrs. Church and Mrs. A N Pruess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Hites
Missionary Society of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
A. G. Kessler
J. Ness
W. W. Anderson
P. M. Schreiner
H. F. Guyer
Kessler
Lyman Church
Roger Akin
Cedar Rapids Degree Team to Exemplify Work and Honor
Cedar Rapids unit of the Degree of Honor will attend a meeting in Firemen's Hall tomorrow evening to initiate and exemplify degree work. Regional director Clear Lake Ta Mrs. Evin A. Brandson will be present, with plans for a card party and a 630 p.m. picnic supper for members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meni
Cedar Rapids
Evin A. Brandson
Clear Lake
Jerneen
G. J. Mahnke
Sixty Women Open Bridge Season At Sunnyside Club
Mrs Lichiy and Mrs Wray won honors at the Sunnyside Country club opening bridge party with sixty women present. Other high scorers included Nunes Nathan Barber CN Shane W Ellyson and P H O Neil. Beeker chapter of Eastern Star met last evening in Matt Parrott building with Ruth Hanson piano and Verna Hogshrad readings. Next Beeker meeting scheduled June 20. Women’s Bellot corps to meet Friday at 2 30 am in Memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lichiy
Pree? Wray
Sunnyside Country Club
Nunes
Nathan Barber
Shane
W. Ellyson
P. H. O'Neil
Becker
Order of Eastern Star
Matt Parrott
Ruth Hanson
Verna Hogshrad
Wlor. coWeman
Bellot Corps
Priday
Memorial Hall
Mrs Rynearson Honored At Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs Harry Rynearson was the guest of honor at a surprise party held at her home yesterday afternoon. Guests played 300 and were served a two course luncheon. Attending were Mrs Pred Hacker Mrs Thomas Meisch Mrs William Sharp and several others including Mrs Thomas Lehan Frank Wilhelm Carrie Golinvaux Fred Hacker Thomas Meisch Bert Gregory James Sims Lyle Watt Jack Farley and Jack Koch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rynearson
Pred Hacker
Thomas Meisch
William Sharp
Mmes
Thomas Lehan
Frank Wilhelm
Carrie Golinvaux
Fred Hacker
Bert Gregory
James Sims
Lyle Watt
Jack Farley
Jack Koch
Wiliam Sharp
Walton League Women Plan Card Party and Dance
A Ladies auxiliary meeting at the Izaak Walton League boat house drew 25 members. They voted to host a card party in the afternoon and a dance that evening to raise funds. Mrs. M C Troutner was named ways and means chair and Mrs. C L Thompson was social chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Izaak Walton League
Boat House
M. C. Troutner
Leland Avenue
C. L. Thompson
Bratnober Street
Waverly Couples Wed in Mason City Ceremony
Neva Fassett and Virgil Steele wed in Mason City on November 5 with Rev. C D James officiating. A birthday party for Ernest Klaus followed at the Klaus home with relatives and out of town guest Charles Bley present. White Shrine social hour planned at Cedar Falls temple with Bethany temple members. Blue Triangle YWCA members head to Casebeer Heights for a picnic. First United Presbyterian division three hosts group two at Mrs. W H Buxton's home tomorrow at 2 39 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Klaus
White Shrine
Masonic Temple
Cedar Falls
Bethany Temple
White Shrine of Jerusalem
First United Presbyterian Church
W. H. Buxton
Omnibus Local Notes on Appointments and Visits
Buchanan optics ad and assorted city happenings include W F Parrott Cedar Heights visiting business. Mrs Nellie Sornberger returns from five month visit to Los Angeles. Floyd Toomey visits from Washington D C. Fred J Miller to conduct east district school census for sixth year. BR Hackett undergoes tonsil operation in Presbyterian Hospital. Mrs A T Dybford and Antoinette Dybsford head to Washington New York and West Virginia for a month. Homer Chapman graduates from University of Iowa with BS in commerce. Charlotte Schooler reports theft of wrist watch and purse from car at Park Ave and Sycamore. George W Holton visits brother S L Holton. Francise Stebbins Ada Adams return from Iowa Title association meeting. Rudolph Ward of S-43 Pacific fleet in Honolulu. Waterloo street commissioner H E Will surprised by long-lost brother-in-law Otto Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Parrott
Cedar Heights
Des Moines
Nellie Sornberger
South Street
William J
Los Angeles
Cal
Floyd Toomey
Washington, D. C
W.F
Toomey
Washington
St. Paul
Minn
Fred J. Miller
East High
BR Hackett
Presbyterian Hospital
Homer Chapman
Fred W. Chapman
Fourth Street West
University of Iowa
Lews City
Charlotte Schooler
Park Avenue
Sycamore Street
Francise M. Stebbins
Ada M. Adams
American Abstract & Title Co
Iowa Title Association
Newton
Rudolph Ward
Waterloo
Honolulu
Local Travel and Legal Notices Highlight Community News
Santa Ana residents visit relatives in California and Cuba while others return from a railroad conductors convention in Florida. A civil suit against H E Whipple of Cedar Falls was dismissed with costs against the plaintiff. A Grinnell couple returns from Iowa where their daughter Margaret earned a bachelor of arts and will teach history next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Whipple
Cedar Falls
Olney
New Hartford
Whinple
J. C. Beem
Muunicipal Court
T. J. Ellis
Eldridge
Cutler Street
Grinnell
Margaret
Orange Township High School
Blackberry Muffins Raisin Cake And Steam Date And Nut Spread
Recipes for Blackberry Muffins Raisin Cake and Steamed Date and Nut Spread described with ingredients and methods. Includes blueberry or huckleberry substitutions, muffin baking, raisin simmering, spice mix, and a long steamed date nut spread for those averse to raisins.
Iowa Radio Stations Face Elimination Or Consolidation
Twelve Iowa radio stations were reported to face elimination or consolidation after a conference in Des Moines. H A Searle of Council Bluffs was named chairman of a broadcasters group and urged a June 20 meeting for all station owners to decide on possible coalescence plans. Sam Pickard and B O Sykes served as radio board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Federal Radio Commissioner
H. A. Searle
Council Bluffs
Washington
Sam Pickard
B. O. Sykes
Radio Board
Peterson Wins State Honors in Handicap Shoot
Jewell June 7 Roy Brissier Jamaica led the W A T A state singles championship after day one with 99 breaks. John Peterson Randall won the state handicap title, H M Jones Sioux City took the doubles crown, and Peterson Chapman Briassles and McBridge led the field in the 25 target final with high scores among 45 shooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell
Roy Brissier
Jamaica
Brissier
John Peterson
Randall
H. M. Jones
Sioux City
Peterson
H. Chapman
Waterloo
Art Briassles
Charles McBridge
Belle Plaine
Chapman
McBridge
Brissler
Jones
Cedar Falls Girl Ill from Appendicitis
Cedar Falls June 7 Emma Marie Theimer 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs J O Theimer is very ill at the River Bluff home physicians deem operation inadvisable at present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Kas
Emma Marie
J. O. Theimer
River Bluff
Brain Test Pronunciation Puzzles and Answers
A list of ten pronunciation groups with paired words and expected matches. Items include trotter words grotto twa toot. Tuesday tomorrow. know notary nobody. wager raged cage sage. Roger Dover. tough. trip tipple tiparian. Ayr heir ere Eyre. punish spun punch Punjab. grand strangle brand. ore o er roar pour. risen diszy his.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notary
Cage
Sage
Roger
Dover
Trip
Tipple
Tiparian
Ayr
Heir
Eyre
Punjab
Brand
Risen
Diszy
His
Oldest Sac and Fox Indian Buried at Tama Reserve
John Whitefish, claimed by relatives to be 120, was buried yesterday in one of Tama’s reservation cemeteries. He was widely reported as the oldest Indian on the Sac and Fox reserve, though other estimates put his age as high as 208 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama
John Whitefish
Sac and Fox
Summer Schools of Teachers College Register 744
Reports on enrollment for the first day of the extension summer schools show Chariton with 292 students LeMars 171 Clinton 160 Estherville 1 Atlantic not yet reporting Cedar Falls June 7 reflects four of five scheduled schools data from Courier Special Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Cedar Falla
Teachers ‘College Extension
Chariton
LeMars
Clinton
Estherville
Atlantic
World War Veterans Invited to Meet in Black Hawk County
All World War Veterans of Black Hawk county are invited to a reunion sponsored by Becker Chapman post No. 136 American Legion at 7 30 p m tonight in Memorial hall Talks will be given by members and guests to honor veterans and share experiences
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Becker- Chapman Post No
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Mixed Pineapple and Strawberry Jam Method
A tested kitchen recipe describes making mixed pineapple and strawberry jam using Certo for quick setting. Readers measure fruits, mash berries, combine with sugar, boil briefly, add Certo, skim and seal with paraffin wax, praising Certo for color and flavor retention.
Waterloo Firms Involved In War Effort Event Concert
Waterloo companies that participated in the conflict are highlighted. Entertainment will be provided by the band the bugle corps and by the American Legion double quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warvestilatives
Istimet
Waterloo
and Bugle Corps
American Legion
Rev R T Fine to Lead Services at Free Methodist Church
Rev R T Fine of Oskaloosa district elder will conduct Staticel meetings at the Free Methodist church tomorrow and Saturday evenings. He will also lead the Sunday morning service with communion administered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Fine
Free Methodist
Oskaloosa
Free Methodist Church
J. W. Whiteside
Fine
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Blue ‘Triangle League
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Uael Ose
The
500 Hawks
Floyd Stevens
Firemen’s Hell
Mrs. Shaffner
Govers
Ming
Jennie Shaffer
Ruby Elam
Roy Short
Gertrude Lowe
John Wright
A. E. Johnson
Vere Burk
Della Tritz
Mar ‘Garet McGrath
Vera Rickert
Mayme
Daniels
Olivia Hacker
Grace
Bowl of Roses
Schnurr
Congregational
Mrs. Mead
Crown Point, Ind
Edna Kent Forbes
U. P. Missionary Society
Missions Society
Mission Society
Mrs. Rynearson
Walton League
Waverly
Mason City
Blue Triangle Leagues
Young Women’s Christian Association
Casebeer Heights
Ogity
Buchanan's
A.T. Dybsford
Clay Street
Antoinette
New York
West Virginia
George W. Holton
Phoenix Insurance Company
Hartford, Conn
L. Holton
Vermont Street
H. E. Will
Independence Avenue
Otto Jarobs
Aemenetety
Paris
Patou
Santa Ana
R. C. Walker
Lime Street
Jacksonville
the Order of Railroad Conductors
Miami
Daytona
Key West
Havana
Ontometrists
Mip
Opticians
Y. M
Bldg
J. Peterson
Romilli
Heel
Chiffon
Arch Shoes
Tama Reserve
Summer Schools of Teachers College
Alice Bradley
Miss Farmer's School of Cookery
Woman's Home Companion
Tangney-Mcginn Hotels Co
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
AA. B. Gibson
Grant Highway
Franciscan Hospital
W. S. Bishop
Black’s
A. E. Gibson, Realtor
Pioneer Bank Bldg
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