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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1926

Page

2

Miss Martha Holbach To Wed Harry Roth In Gilbertville

Miss Martha Holbach of Gilbertville will marry Harry Roth on June 9 at Immaculate Conception Church. Rev. John Meyer will perform the ceremony with relatives and friends present. The bride, wearing a white crepe romaine dress and full veil, will carry orange blossoms and a bouquet of white roses. Bridesmaid Marjorie Roth and best man Joseph Holbach accompany the couple, who plan a two-week trip and home after July 1. A reception at St. Mary's hall follows with about 400 guests expected.

Martha Holbach Gilbertville Htarry Roth Tomo Church Gilbertvilla John Meyer Ralph Haolbach Lawrence Kuitti Harold Pint Wil Cand Miss Holbach Marjorie Roth Joseph Holbach John Haibach Viola Holbiel Della” Roth Edna Roths Alina Schiel Waterloo St. Mary's Hall Phillip Peters Sterling Lo South North di Kott Cendal Iss Halbich Lowland Ince

Dawson Fressie Wedding Party Breakfast Observed

Fragmented social item notes a wedding party for Dawson Fressie with breakfast and decorations. includes names such as Miss Alice Wilma Ressie and Mr and Mrs Parker, plus a card party and a local gathering schedule. mentions guests from Des Moines and Ottumwa and a church sewing circle event.

Community church events busily planned this week

Walnut Street Baptist children to meet at 7 30 p m for a Children's day program. Fidelis class conducted a meeting followed by a musical in Mrs A K Smiths home with participants including Lewis sisters Lytle Crane and Barton. Universalist social union hosts noon parish house gathering. St Marks Episcopal Park picnic at Brynas park 3 p m with sandwiches and salad requested. Mizpah circle Kings Daughters all day outing at Mrs Holt's cottage with picnic and dinner. Westminster church Macedonians class luncheon picnic at Mrs Tenks home. Trinity American Lutheran holds 2 p m meeting. VACation Bible School affects quilting. Walnut Street Baptist courier to meet 7 20 p m today. Northminister Presbyterian missionary society holds first regular meeting at Mrs Divin Phillips home. Central Christian Aid Society semiannual dollar day at Mrs Wardle home. First Presbyterian VACation Bible School reports 600 students. Otterhein Builders of Gravey Memorial United Brethren plan Byrnes Park picnic at 6 p m with sandwiches and another dish. Marie Barkhurst in charge of park program.

Fidelis Walnut Street Boptist Church A. K.smith Mune Pearl Lewis Ray Lewis Naomi Smith Helen’ Lytle Roger Fisna Wayne Whitney Cliude Crane Ralph Barton Crane Mizpah Circle King’s Daughters Norrow A- H. Holt Sherwood Park George Huntington A. i. Moate Cookiehs Conery Bert Williams Otterhein Gravey Memorial

Beauty Advice Columns From A Curious Reader

A letter discusses hair color changes for a young girl and suggests natural therapies. It recommends scalp massage, sulfur tonics, and henna for temporary shade changes. Other notices advise on hair loss treatment, scalp exams, and a complexion brush, plus tips about oatmeal powder and moderate shaving for skin care.

B Natural Music Club Banquet at Black's Monday

Twenty nine members attended the annual banquet at Black's tearoom with lavender and gold decor. Smilax and iris provided color while a gold harp favor rested at every place. Mrs Ness presided as president and a play titled A Day With the Radio was performed after dinner by club members and guests.

B Natural Music Club Black Theo Ness A. Kessler C.F. Nagle Nagle John MacDowell Gail Wilbur Janet Little Clarence Wise M.C. LaRue Gudora Carey Bernice Call Irimen Wagner

Piano Students Recital Tonight by Mrs Gable Pupils

Pupils of Mrs. Jessie Gable present a public piano recital at Sopom in the W. W. G. AL warrars. Programs include Chopin, Grieg, and Grainger selections performed by Harriet Steffans, Katherine Stilson, and others. Also notes Alpha Delphian meeting, birthday party, and local club events announced.

Jessie Gable Sopom W.W. G. AL Warrars Poupée Eten Banister Helen Hubbara Chopinj Anna May Kramer Hungary Koenig Pe Urere Gardens Grainger Livian Shee Stone Spring Griez Virginia Zeb Hoefer Kreister Alberta Miler

Club Committees Are Announced By Mrs Alfora

Waterloo Woman's club board announces committee memberships for the year. Several panels remain incomplete due to absent appointees. The board also votes summer clubhouse access for members' children under supervision and notes dues deadline July 15. Membership adds Mrs. A C Guenther and updates on Eastern Star meeting and Cedar Heights Institute postponement.

Alys Alfare Waterloo Woman's Club Ths Nantes Kevishan Myrs J. Miller Mas Ray Pygert WY EL. Brains Loren Kerry Mra Rob Coppate Trumbauer Stanley Moore Rey Brown Atra Mattie Culley W. OR. Step J. P. Birdsall Karl W. Krause Alusle — Cincommete Albert Greetey Ude Benet C.d.ass J. Alan J. G. Hildebrand Veil Saesson J. . Wente New Hemsworth Rus Wurster Edmund Sel E. Is Alexander John Geertsen J.T. Sylvan Rich Chassés Aire J. Howard Fr. Plumb George N

Big festival draws 2000 singers from across US

More than 2,000 singers arrived for a two day Lutheran choral festival in Minneapolis. Church choirs traveled up to 406 miles and individuals from about half the states joined. St Olaf Choir from Northfield will sing tonight with the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra performing tomorrow. Staging at City Center 329 Lafayette Street. Margould Powell to speak at 8 p.m. on Attaining Your Good with health talks each Wednesday in June at 5 p.m.

Minneapolis Minn United States Ptay C. 0. Dreng Karl Unety Center Alisg Margould Powell Ciy Center Lafayette Streets

Local Items and Notices From Waterloo Post Office District

A collage of brief notices from Waterloo area include repainting at A Station A post office, travel updates of Ruth Tarbell and various residents, medical and funeral plans, business notices, and job changes. Events mention Chicago travel, temple meetings, a hospital operation, and a draft for summer clerical staff.

Spars Files Answer to Wife's Petition in Divorce Case

William Spars, defendant in a suit for divorce filed April 26 by Elizabeth Spars, filed an answer in district court denying all petition allegations and amendment except marriage date and birth and custody of minor children. He seeks divorce and custody of the children.

William Ll. Spars Elizabeth Spars Clerk of District Court

Broken collar bone from cellar accident in Porte City

Mrs Mary Young suffered a broken collar bone and severe bruises when she opened a cellar door by mistake and fell to the basement floor. She is being cared for at the Clarence Young home and rests as comfortably as possible despite the seriousness of injuries. The note lists numerous local names and events from the Porte City area, including social visits, church activities, and graduations.

Mary Young Badty Hart In Thu Porta City

Club Notes Missed Fragments Reflect Hosted Gathering

Mrs C EB Conery hosted a club gathering yesterday afternoon with guests including Mrs Karl Montiart and Mrs Hindgqnist. The upcoming event is planned for June 21 with details partially noted.

C. EB. Conery Boneo Karl Montiart Ober Mora Ohrt

Morris Castle Carnival Draws Large Crowds

Nearly 6 000 people attended the Morris & Castle show at Cedar River last night, drawn by hall of fame wax figures of 29 presidents, a new Napoleon chimp act, a Charleston girl revue, western plains displays, a sideshow with armless and deformed acts, and a midget theatre featuring Johnny Miller's troupe.

Morris & Castle Cedar River Omar’ Temple Washington Coolidge Fbig Charleston

Grand Army Members Leave for Keokuk Encampment

A group from G A R post, Woman's Relief, Ladies of the G A R and allied orders departed for Keokuk Iowa to attend the annual department encampment. Civil war veterans named include Byron Leighton T I Shannon Joseph Shuler George Shuler Joseph Grimmania and G W Bothwell. The Shuters, brothers, include George of Dumont Ta and were noted as traveling here yesterday.

G. A. KR. Post Woman's Relief, Corps G. A. R. Sons of Yelerang Anay Keokuk Grand Army of the Republic Byron Leighton T. I. Shannon Joseph Shuler George Shuler Joseph Joseph Grimmaniarr. G. W. Bothwell: the Shuters George Dumont Yester

Day 6 Join Joseph In The Trip To The Convention

The fragment notes day six enrollment with Joseph joining the trip to a convention. It mentions city Bothwell and a person described as j department surgeon. The readable text is fragmented and lists roles without clear event details.

Joseph Bothwell J Department

Lemon Juice Whiten Skin Remedy Exposed

An old advertisement touts a skin whitening mixture claimed to be harmless. It suggests mixing juice from two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White, shaken into a bottle to create a quarter pint of color changing solution for face neck arms and hands.

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