Waterloo WCTU Plans June House Party Program
Waterloo Woman's Christian Temperance Union announces its annual June house party at Willardhall Tuesday and Wednesday with special guest Mrs. Mary Jane Philpot and Cedar Falls president Mrs. Minnie Crippen. Features include demonstrations, music, devotional leaders, lectures on temperance and patriotism, and a school of methods. Picnic meals and overnight accommodations will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Willardhall
Mary Jane Philpot
Cedar Falls
Minnie Crippen
Waterloo
Luzerne
Switzerland
Rose Wilde
State Institute
Belle Jewell
al W. Cc. T. U
CSSES
J. W. St. John
F. J. Eighmey
F. L. Garver
F. F. Yapp
Ida Mitchell
Loyal Temperance Legion
L. M. Cobb
Grace T. Willams
Independence
the Vale
J. Arthur Young
First Methodist Church
D. W. Morgan
da Porte City M. E
George Woodall
St. Pauls M. E
School of Methos
Social events listed for the week at local groups
Week's calendar shows meetings and parties across Presbyterian Hospital auxiliary Westminster church Library Workers Worans club Clara Barton guild W C T U S U houseparty Willard hall and more including Waterloo chapter QO ES Matt Parrott building Blue Triangle league W G A with times Monday through Thursday in various halls and venues.
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Presbyterian Hospital
Westminster Church
Woran's Club
Clara Barton
GO. Hall
Waterloo
QO. E
Vera Peck and Fred Campagna Exchange Vows
Vera Peck and Fred Campagna marry at Sacred Heart church in a 7 am ceremony. She wears French voile and pearls, with sister Mrs. Walter Deckert as matron of honor. The couple plans a motor trip and will reside in Independence where Campagna runs a grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Peck
Fred Campagna
Sacred Heart Church
Walter Deckert
Marguerites
Smitar
Helen O'Hearn Honored at Bradford Home Party
Mrs E H Bradford and daughter Thelma hosted a gathering in Bradford, praising Miss Helen O Hearn niece of Mrs Bradford whose marriage to Leo Juergens of Dubuque is set for next Tuesday. Favors went to Mrs F A Bradford and Miss Margaret Bunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen O’hearn
Bradford
E. H. Bradford
Thelma
Helen O'Hearn
Leo Juergens
Dubuque
Bance
F. A. Bradford
Margaret Bunt
Lester Hummel
Miss O'Hearn
Marriage of Marjorie Banton and Ervin Hellen at Westby
Mr and Mrs W Banton of 624 Pine street announce the marriage of their daughter Marjorie to Ervin Hellen of Westby Montana. The ceremony occurred in Westby on June 2. The couple will reside in Kenmare North Dakota after a short stay. Marjorie is a graduate of East High School and Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls and has taught at White Tail Montana for the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Banton
Pine Street
Marjorie
Ervin Hellen
Westby
Mont
The Sacrifice to Be Presented at Brethren Church
The Sacrifice a missionary play by Mrs Floyd Kough will be presented at the Brethren Church tomorrow at 7 30 p m by the young people's department of Christian Endeavor. Written with Tom Thompson and Miss Verda Fike, with words and rally song by Miss Helen Saylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Kough
The
Brethven
Young People's Department of Christian Endeavor
Kough
Tom Thompson
Verda Fike
Helen Saylor
Sadie Miller
India
Brethren Young People's Conference
Franklin County
Hampton
Ivester
Two Hostesses Honor Mildred Barlow With Shower
Mrs. Sarah Barlow and Miss Kathryn Kelley hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Mildred Barlow at Miss Kelley’s home. Guests included Clyde Sack Harold Haffa Walter Scheppele O M Glessmer Clyde Howard and D W Kelley with many Barlow relatives. Entertainment featured games a mock wedding and gifts hidden behind the piano. Refreshments followed the activity and a playful bridegroom was among those teased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Barlow
Kathryn Kelley
Mildred Barlow
Oma Glessner
Little Brown Church
Ames
Clyde Sack
Harold Haffa
Walter Scheppele
Ida Barlow
O. M. Glessmer
Clyde Howard
Mary Kline
Regis Harrington
D. W. Kelley
Hesse Crowe
Ruth Edwards
Elsie Glessner
Rutt Hott
Marie Hartson to Marry Walter Schmidt in June
Mrs. Mae Hartson Byers of St. Paul announces the forthcoming marriage of her daughter Marie Alice Hartson to Walter Schmidt, also of St. Paul. The wedding is set for Wednesday, June 20 at 7 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Oscar Johnson, 1721 Dayton avenue, St. Paul, Johnson a sister of Mr. Schmidt. Various pre nuptial parties will be held with arrangements by Mrs. Lewis Balensiefer and Mrs Petersen. A club note mentions the T. K. Bridge Club gathering and refreshments at the host's home. The Past Noble Grand Sunshine Rebekah lodge plans a one o clock picnic Friday at Cedar River park, rain date at Mrs. Lou Wright’s home.
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Mae Hartson Byers
St. Paul
Minn
Waterloo
Marie Alice Harteson
Walter Schmidt
Oscar Johnson
Dayton Avenue
Johnson
Schmidt
T. K. Bridge Club
Miss Hartson
C. C. Porter
Lewis Balensiefer
B. Petersen
G. H. Isley
Guess
Andrew Schrag
Noble Grand Association of Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Cedar River Park
Lou Wright
Christ Episcopal Sunday School Picnic at Cedar River Park
Christ Episcopal church hosts its annual Sunday school picnic Thursday afternoon at Cedar River park. Children needing transportation should report to the parish house at 3 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Cedar River Park
Hints In Beauty Care Readers Advice From Edna and Hazel
Edna Be An Unseen Place offers tips on neck care from age 30 onward, stressing massage, creams, astringents, and collar protection. Readers are advised scalp massage, olive oil after shampoo, and henna or lemon alternatives for hair brightness, plus egg yolk scalp treatment and hot crude oil before washing.
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Edna
Jean
Hazel B
Marbeth Bellis Honored At Dinner And Shower
Prosperity Inn hosted a dinner and shower organized by Mrs. A A Bellis Mrs DB & B Brennan Miss Helen Pfeffer and Miss Ann Miller to honor Miss Marbeth Bellis whose marriage to George Timm occurs next Thursday Orchid and pink themed decor and a yellow umbrella favor accompanied gifts with Mrs A A Bellis in a playful host role Bridge prizes went to Miss Marbeth Bellis Irene Hill and ElTowene Jensen The guest list included Mrs S L Bellis Mines Austin Daniels Orville Trude Merle Brown Lulu Merrian BR A Manning Henry Thompson Lucile Schmidt Iris Nelson Hazel Stansbury Irene Hill and Christine Wilson A surprise gift party for Miss Bellis was hosted by Miss Dorothy Bondurant and Miss Tyis Nelson at Miss Bondurants home
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Prosperity Inn
A. A. Bellis
DB. &B. Brennan
Helen Pfeffer
Ann Miller
Marbeth Ellis
George Timm
A. A. Beliis
Bridge
Marbeth Hellis
Irene Hill
Eltowene Jensen
L. Bellis
Mines
Austin Daniels
Orville Trude
Merle Brown
Lulu Merrian
A. Manning
Henry Thompson
Lucile Schmidt
Iris Nelson
Hazel Stansbury
Christine Wilson
Dorothy Bondurant
Tyis Nelson
Miss Bellis
Miss Bondurant
Independence Girl Betrothal Noted At Party
Independence Iowa June 9 An announcement of the forthcoming marriage of Miss Eileen Brown and Charles E. Cornwell Mason City was made at a party given last evening by Miss Brown and Miss Vera Hood in compliment to Miss Flora McGill. Miss McGill's marriage to Ralph Lacey Cedar Rapids will take place June 2. Miss Brown and Mr. Cornwell will be married June 28. She is a daughter of Thomas Brown of Independence and attended Iowa State Teachers College after graduating Independence High School. The bridegroom elect is the son of Mr and Mrs C G E Cornwell of Independence. He graduated from the law college at University of Town in 1927 and has been with a firm at Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Eileen Brown
Charles E. Cornwell
Mason City
Miss Brown
Vera Hood
Flora McGill
McGill
Ralph Lacey
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Cornwell
Thomas Brown
Iowa State Teachers College
Independence High School
GC. E. Cornwell
Law
University of Town
Lucille Stull Is Honored Guest at Odtaa Club
Odtaa Bridge club held a supper and card picnic at Miss Helen Wilkitts home last evening honoring Lucille Stull who departs Waterloo tomorrow for Iowa City to pursue a summer library course at the University of Iowa. Out-of-town guest Verona Farber of Kansas City visited Miss Imogene Payne. Others present included Dorothy Black, Mrs. George Loveaul, Madeline Manning, Ruth Smith and Marke Ramsey. Handkerchiefs were given as favors to Farber and Witkins.
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Odtaa Bridge Club
Helen Wilkitts
Lucille Shut
Waterloo
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Verona Farber
Kansas City
Imogene Payne
Dorothy Black
George Loveaul
Madeline Manning
Ruth Smith
Marke Ramsey
Montana Minister Talks to Gleaners
Rev Adolph Raltenbach of White Fish Montana spoke to Gleaners at East Park Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon. Mary Frances Shedd led devotionals and read an original story for Mesteh Kaltenbach mother of Rev Kaltenbach. Vivian Straus Genevieve Hollo way sang a vocal duet with Blanche Douglas accompanying. Harrie Ster fans played piano. Florence Parker Betty Margadant Margaret Mead and Hele Sohner hosted the reception.
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Adolph Raltenbach
White Fish
Mont
Eash Park Presbyterian Church
Mary Frances Shedd
Mesteh Kaltenbach
Kalenbach
Vivian Straus
Genevieve Holloway
Blanche Douglas
Harrie Sterfans
Florence Parker
Betty Margadant
Margaret Mead
Hele Sohner
Hospital Auxiliary Annual Meeting at Westminster Church
Hospital Auxiliary plans its annual business meeting at Westminster Presbyterian Church on Monday at 1 oclock. Officers will be elected and important hospital management discussions are expected regarding overtures from United Lutheran and American churches. Mrs F E Friend and committee lead the event with a luncheon and follow up card playing session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ehuasp
Willale
Westminster Presbyterian Church
United Lutheran Church
F. E.-Friend
J. E. Fanhing
Riene Twaehcon
Waterloo Woman's Chip
Rudolph Ganz to Open Season at I S T C Course
Rudolph Ganz, internationally known pianist, will open the Iowa State Teachers College summer season with a concert next Thursday night. He teaches Miss Alta Freeman of the college piano faculty, who will host a reception for the music faculty at her home after the concert in Ganzs honor. The event is billed as the season’s biggest musical occasion at the college.
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Rudolph Ganz
Internaonal
Iowa State ‘Teachers College
Mr. Ganz
Alta Freeman
Miss Freeman
Mary Slaughter to Speak at Clara Barton Guild Meeting
Miss Mary Slaughter of Boston mass will attend a regular Clara Barton guild meeting at the Universalist church Monday night. She is the national Sunday school field worker for Universalist churches. The gathering will be at Mrs Floyd Kennedy home with Mrs Roy Housden assisting.
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Mary Slaughter
Boston
Mass
Clara Barton
W R C Inducts Three Officers at Memorial Hall
The Waterloo Woman's Relief corps held a meeting in Memorial hall where Miss Anna Bonner became first color bearer, Mrs L J Tunis fourth color bearer, and Mrs Dullas Dennis patriotic instructor. New member Mrs S W Burrows joined, visitor Mrs B H Baldwin from La Porte City attended. Thirty members present. Next meeting will report on Cedar Rapids state convention. Waterlo o Chapter Order of Eastern Star meets Wednesday in Matt Parrott building with bridge favors and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bonner
L. J. Tunis
S—Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Matt Parrott
City in Brief A Night of Travel and Local News
Miss Myrtle Brigham prepares to visit Chicago with friends while George A Johnson and family visit relatives. Local items note funerals, graduations, library hours, summer schedules, and residents traveling or visiting. Also covered are awards, retirements, and minor legal matters involving Waterloo residents.
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Myrtle Brigham
Chicago
George A. Johnson
Mitchell
J. d. Caldwell
A. B. and
W. A. Hallowell
Child's First School to Family Advice on Child Energy
A weekly excerpt from HOME EDUCATION presents advice on managing a energetic child. A mother and grandmother discuss directing energy outward through outdoor play and creative tasks, promoting a practical home environment and early schooling. The dialogue supports kindergarten as vital to public education.
Dean Family Relatives Prepare Longer Homeward Trip
Mont visitors from the Dean family will start their return trip tomorrow after a stay with relatives. Mrs. Rigney formerly Miss Mabel Dean sped here in three and a half days to visit a ill brother Paul Dean. He and his wife with three children will drive home with her.
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Mont
Dean
Dilan
Rigney
Mabel Dean
Paul Dean
Cavanaugh Boys Hit by Lightning Near Tracr Farm
In Black Hawk county near Tracr two seven and nine year old Cavanaugh brothers were struck by lightning while in a barn at 6 30 Friday morning. They were unconscious for several hours with one boy showing a scorched flesh line on his right side while the other had no marks but both faces serious conditions. Their father stood nearby unharmed as the barn showed no fire damage.
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Courier Special Service
Golf Whereases Seek Safer Play on Byrnes Course
Byrnes municipal golf course patrons circulate petitions requesting increased staff on weekends and holidays to supervise players and enforce etiquette. Three petitions are circulating at local shops and the course office, with another filed by players yesterday afternoon.
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Byrnes Course
Byrnes Bark Municipal Golf Course
Dotson
Frank
Flower Show Set For Tuesday And Wednesday
Next Tuesday and Wednesday June 12 and 13 are set for the annual Flower Show by the Waterloo Garden Club in the Iowa Public Service Company display room at Park Avenue and Commercial Street. The show runs 3 to 10 p m Tuesday and 8 a m to 6 p m Wednesday with free admission. non member exhibitors pay 50 cents per entry. Exhibits must be brought Tuesday morning. prizes will be awarded in 34 cut flower classes and 10 special feature classes including garden tea tables. Premium lists available at the public library.
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Watterloo Garden Club
Iowa Public Service Company
Park Avenue
Commercial Street
C. A. Marsh
Garden Club
H.B. Maynard
WU. M. Johnson
W. R. Walker
Alice Simpson
George W. Wood
B. W. Schuneman
Carl Davis
R. A. Folk
Max Wilson
O. J. Connery
Principal Fred Kluss Resigns to Lead Grant High
Fred J. Kluss, West High principal since 1923, resigns to become principal of Grant High in Cedar Rapids. He will move with his family after settling affairs, delaying until the board meeting next Wednesday to appoint his successor. The Cedar Rapids post offers a $400 higher yearly salary. Grant High recently shifted from vocational to academic curriculum.
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Fred J. Kluss
West High School
Grant High School
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Kluss
Homer
Couch
Galifornia
Kiss
Sherburn
Minn
Pairmont
Cherokee
Sloane MM. Wallace
West High
Board of Education
Grant
Washington
Grant High
West District School Board
Oshkosh salesman to recover stolen car in Chicago
W H Hilmer of Oshkosh Wisconsin traveling salesman for the Oshkosh Overall company will travel to Chicago tonight to recover his Chrysler coach stolen from Fourth street last Sunday evening. The vehicle was found by Elgin police in possession of two youths identified as Edward Anderson and Raymond Garfield. Anderson is an alias for Milton Furnett of Chicago. Furnett is reportedly free on a $5 000 Cook county bond on larceny charges. Sheriff Wagner will seek extradition papers and pursue hearings before Governor Small of Illinois early next week.
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W. H. Hilmer
Washington Street
Oshkosh Overall
Oshkosh
Wis
Chicago
Fourth Street
Elgin Tih
Edward Anderson
Raymond Garfield
Elgin
Anderson
Milton Furnett
Tllinels
Yowa
Furnett
Cook County
H. T. Wagner
Tilinois
Wagner
Kansas City
Small of
Ilinois
Springfield
No clear headline from damaged text about recipes
The fragment describes multiple recipes and kitchen tips including rice muffins with ingredients like white rice eggs and mint butter, spinach and cheese ramekins with eggs, and buttered crackers baked until puffy. Instructions are partial and inconsistent, reflecting a small cookbook clipping.
Boy Bitten by Cat in Play in Traer Indiana
Joseph Hladky of Vining was bitten on the index finger when he grabbed a kitten. Four teeth pierced the finger, wound cauterized promptly, and he is now out of danger.
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Traer
Joseph Hladky
Vining
Mr. Hladky
Brain Test Answer Set
The list presents ten items with answers: 1 green objects, 2 musical compositions, 3 round objects, 4 transparency, 5 all are pronouns, 6 all are superlative words, 7 ways of cooking and senses, 9 planets, 10 these words are all conjunctions.
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J. W. Whiteside
Free Methodist Church
Willard Hall
S. U
Willard
Willard Hel
Marjorie Banton
White Tail
Brethren Church
Marie Hartson
Church News
Forbes
Marbeth Bellis
Lucille Stull
Odtaa Club
Montana
Buchanan's
Harry Shaffer
Randolph Street
Marshalltown
George Henry Darling
St. Mary’s High School
Anna Adrian
Fremont Street
Chouteau
Mary E. Wengart
Frank Cole
Mt. Vernon
H. J. Burgstahler
Cornell College
Grace M. E.lchurch
Waterloo Public Library
Theresa Feyereisen
W. H. Schoolmaker
Riceville
Helen
Dorothy
Peavey
Third Street West
Harry Proctor
Little Rock
Ark
Ida Proctor
Royal Sinnard
Iowa State College
Chan
Glenn Thompson
Omaha
Neb
Rey C. Sinnard
Franklin Street
Royal
Fred E. DeMott
Oak Park
DeMott
J. H. Rickert
Conger Street
Grace E. Brainard
Sioux City Teachers Club
W. A. Wallace
Tnlnois Central Railroad
Tinois Central
Wallace
Ellingis Central
Genevieve von Lackum
Helen Naiman
Aden Street
Manitou
Cole
Colorado Springs
Miss von Lackum
H. H.von Lackum
Marlin Hagan
Francis
Dan
Wichita
Kan
Association
Oklahoma City
Okla
George W. Huntley
Huntley
Joe Sulende
Barclay Street North
J. C. Beem
Sulen- Vie
Glenn Beers
Stephen Rigney
Mary
Joan
Cutbank
Faerrearine
Amaciation
West Portleth Street
New York City
Zreaing
Stella E. Fulion
Alice Walton
Jack
Alice
Chadsey
University of Illinois
Urbana
Cavanaugh Boys
West
Fred
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
East Ninth Street
Paris
Ethel E. Brinkman
Tangney-McGinn Hotels Co
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Giza
Jersey
Fennge
Vaan
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