Banquet Honors New Daughters of Isabella Initiates
New initiates of the Daughters of Isabella will be honored at a Sunnyside country club banquet tonight at 6. About 200 attendees are expected. Mrs. Arthur Hussman chairs. Miss Mayme Egan and Miss Mary Phelan will preside and speak. A musical program is planned with decoration and inception committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Sunnyside County Club
of Battalion
Arthur Hussman
Mayme Egan
Mary Phelan
Fort Madison
Theodosius Plassmeyer
J. B. Bruner
Mary Cronin
Frank ©. Murmnan
Knights of Columbus
Lucie O'Hagen
A. J. Joynt
John Hickey
L. E. Glaza
Marguerite Stanton
Walter Dotson
Nick Wolf
To FL Thornton
Dan Pack
J. Fo Mulkern
James McMullen
Josep Kurth
Louis Vollenwelder
Bridge Tea Honors Miss Helen Menges Bride-to-Be
Miss Helen Menges, soon to wed John Connolly, was guest of honor at a bridge tea hosted by Mrs. J A Newhouse with Miss Marie Joulse Caughlan assisting at 2 pm at 409 Walnut Court. Yellow green floral styling featured lilies and syringa, with a gift to the bride-elect. Out-of-town and town guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Menges
John Connolly
J. A. Newhouse
Marie Joulse Caughlan
Rosalre de Witt
Sheldon
H. E. Caughlan
Wadsworth
George Schock
Fargo
N. D
Russell Winnie
Milwaukee
Kathryn Cockrane
Des Maines
Meta Amann
Prairie du Ghien
Wis
Howard Rath
Burr Towne
Robert Cass
Kirk Gross
Maxine Lamson
Fred Tangney
Lovejoy Niece to Wed in Osage this June
Announcement of engagement and upcoming marriage of Katharine Wilson Osage to Charles John Twomey Osage. Ceremony set for June 21 in Osage. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Wilson and Grinnell College alumna, is the niece of A. B. Lovejoy who will attend with Mrs. Lovejoy. Twomey is editor of Osage News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Wilson
Osage
Charles John Twomey
Henry L. Wilson
Grinnell Collegeni
A. B. Lovejoy
Bride-Elect Is Honor Guest at Bridge-Dinner
A bridge dinner honors Miss Claire Wade at Hozel Russell-Lamson hosted by Misses Margaret Gleason Faye Ro ber and Marjorie Bradley The pastel table decor precedes gifts for Miss Wade Guests invited include Misses Marjorie Slpes Elizabeth Lies Helyn Muller Fern Oman Margaret Kelly Helen Margrdant Mrs Jane Wade Mrs Frank Connoly and Mrs Carl Grings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hozel Russell-Lamson
Claire Wade
Margaret Gleason
Faye Rober
Marjorie Bradley
Miss Wade
Marjorie Slpes
Elizabeth Lies
Helyn Muller
Fern Oman
Margaret Kelly
Helen Margrdant
Jane Wade
Frank Connoly
Carl Grings
Society Calendar Tonight and Tomorrow Events
Tonight Clara Barton guild Universalist parish house Chapter 7 PLEO Mrs Robert Parrott Keen Morrison circle First Presbyterian church Mrs Albert Trepes Transfer piano recital Black's tea room Tomorrow Afternoon Silver Cross circle Kings Daughters Mrs J C Forbes W C T A Whitlard Elklets picnic Casebeer Heights BL L club Mrs D F Merriman Circle 3 First Lutheran Missionary society Mrs BE R Jesse Sunshine Indge No 27 L A to 3B R T Firemans hall Happy Hour Club Hotel Fresh ent Tomorrow Evening Miss Maxine Kessler violin recital Graves Memorial United Brethren church Linden M E Standard Bearers Marion Hurd Optimist club bridge dinner Black's tea room Jolly Eight club Miss Marcella Soha Tuesday luncheon club family Picnic Cedar River park Waterloo camp Royal Neighbors Black Hawks C O F hall Womens Labor bureau Carpenters hinall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Barton Guild
Universalist
Robert Parrott
Keen Morrison Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Albert
Trepes
Bansfer
Black's Tearoom
Silver Cross Circle
King's Daughters
J. C. Forbes
W. Cc.t. A
Whitlard Hai
Casebeer Heights
BL L
D. F. Merriman
First Lutheran Missionary Society
R. Jesse
L. A
R. T
Fireman's
Happy Hour Club
Hotel Freshent
Maxine Kessler
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Linden M. E
Marion Hurd
Lub
Black's
Jolly Eight Club
Marcella Soha
Cedar River Park
Waterloo Camp
Royal Neighbors
Black Hawks
C. O. F. Hall
Women's Labor Bureau
Carpenter’s
Hinall
Club Luncheon Notices Set Across Town
The J G club plans a 1 pm luncheon at Mrs. Rose Loban’s 349 Vine Street with ten members expected. Mrs. Glen Trapp at 005 Forest Avenue will host the Golden Rule club Wednesday at 2:30 pm. The Rhoda club meets at Mrs. M J Kellerlain 126 Summit Avenue Wednesday at 2 pm. The auxiliary sisters meeting is postponed to June 2. Those selling meters meet Memorial Hall Friday June 14 at 9 am for instructions, with Mrs. R I Snodgrass in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J G. Chib
Rose Loban
Vine Street
Glen
Trapp
Forest Avenue
Golden Rule Club
Rhoda Club
M. J. Kellerlain
Summit Avenue
Department
Auxiliary of Daughters of Union Veterans
Sons and Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
R. I. Snodgrass
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes Slim
Advice on reducing ankles through various methods including soaps pastes rubber devices heat ovens and massage. Warns some methods may be uncomfortable or unsuccessful but notes potential results and cautions about eye lotion lash color and freckles with lighting tips and self massage suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes Slim
Wwe
Iowa Couples Select June as Wedding Month
A series of summer marriages are announced across Iowa and nearby states. Miss Alice Lenora Gullard of Brice Ayn wed Oscar Homer Groth of Mason City at Trinity Lutheran parsonage with Rev. G. L. N. Wigdahl officiating, and the couple will reside in Mason City. Other couples include Miss Louise Ripley and Walter Nehis of Charles City, Miss Norma Estrem of Decorah and Fritehof Kragsund of Madison Wis., Miss Madalyn Russel of near Clarian and Walda Rodichaus of Frankman La., Miss Karlene Bothwell of Pocahontas and Orville Sadler of Hagel Grove, and Miss Geraldine Dimbal and Josiah D. Dudley from Welwen. Additional unions listed involve Miss Flossie Linn of Ida Grove and Donald W. Graw of Hampton, Miss Deane Hill of Belgnont and Elmer McClelland of Clarion, and Miss Irene Christianson and Gustaf Lee of Carpenter. Each couple plans residence near their new homes after weddings held in churches or parsonages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Lenora Gullard
Briceayn
Oscar Homer Groth
Mason City
Trinity Lutheran Parsonage
G. L. N. Wigdahl
Louise Ripley
Walter Nehis
G. A. Hess
Charles City
Flossie Linn
Ida Grove
Donald W. Graw
Hampton
Sioux City
Mrs. Crow
Pupils to perform in Ransier Recital in Black's Tearoom
Sixty students from Ransier Plano Institute will take part tonight in the annual recital at Black's Tearoom Feonles with six to decorate tables. Dinner for students and guests serves at one o clock. Public show at 7:30. Many town and preparatory department students perform, with Miss Betty Young's recital to follow at Waterloo Women's Clubhouse later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransier Plano Institute
Black
Feonles
Iis End
Shasta Daislés
Manany Out al Town
Betty Young
Institute
Waterloo Womat
Marc Crosby
Marina Canfield
Helen Alpase
Bolo Peeve
Happy Farmer
Tee Schumannarothy
Wimaha
Vee Williams
Marjorie Rit Gradie Goor
Hasacene
Mowbray Wrieo
Wee Dente
Hte
Tschaikowsky
Delbert Jenxen
Greig Gayle
Nee . Heller
Virginia Teke
Sara Helen
Mares
Tin Soldiers
Plemne
Dean Santiner
Gee
Lamont
Robert Mowbray
Kathryn Tagrare
Torsath
Virginia Pry Seatette
lMaiels
Conrad i
Leas
Clack
Mary
Ree
Barien
Ie Esssieesen Glog
Cessen Gitte
Catherine Tannis Scherro
Behubert
Esther Veperson
Beethoven Lorraine Golinvanx
Air de Alles
Crerwanky
Margaret Robertson
Samy
Gseemyin
Rigietin
Ael
Enek Dessie Parrott
Hox
Grieg
Lisdow
Muri Hanernty Faniaer Torompey
Ae Betty Young
Church and parish group picnics and meetings tonight
The Unity guild of First Methodist Episcopal church meets tonight with Miss Anna Goodale at 324 Johnson Street for a 6 30 picnic supper, business meeting and social hour. The Macedonian class of Westminster Presbyterian hosts a picnic luncheon at 327 Sheridan Road, tomorrow afternoon, with cars meeting the noon streetcar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Guild
Methodist Episcopal Church
Anna Goodale
Johnson Street
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Agnes Gallaway
J. W. Henderson
Sheridan Road
Rose Lasche to Bride Soon With Several Parties
Miss Rose Lasche is to wed FLH. A series of prenuptial parties begins with a gathering hosted by Miss Margaret Eller and Mrs. Harry Paul at 328 Webster Street tonight at 8 o clock in yellow and white. Guests include Lucile Dietsch Ethel Senutz Agnes Wahl Genevieve Mildred Gowans Annabetle Mulvehil Asta Sorensen Mary Heil Genevieve Walker Ruth Merman Clara Demuth Marie Kline Dorothy Nemmers Helen Reihsen Catherine Warren Vera Burke and many others. A miscellaneous shower was tendered by Mrs. John Miller at her Bennington township home with yellow roses and white daisies as decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Lasche
Flh
Biller Maiday
Miss Lasche
Margaret Eller
Harry Paul
Paul
Webster Street
Lucile Dletsch
Ethel Senutz
Agnes Wahl
Genevieve
Mildred Gowans
Annabetle Mulvehi
Asta Sorensen
Mary Heil
Genevieve Walker
Ruth Merman
Clara Demuth
Marie Kline
Dorothy Nemmers
Helen Reihsen
Catherine Wurran
Vera Burke
Joseph Kipp
John Biller
F. H. Lasche
Wills Lasche
John Miller
Bennington Township
Margaret Biller
Lea
Nell Fox
J. L. Shaffner
J. G. Penne
H. W. Bongartz
Joe Kipp
H. B. Harmon
Charles J. Shaffner
H. B. Shaffner
Charles Cliy
John Delsing
Maynard
R. J. Rebsen
Marvin Penne
Frances
Mary
Margaret Bongartz
Lucille Dietsch
Gladys Larson weds Donald Bellmer at Little Brown church
Gladys Larson from Roland and Donald Bellmer of Dunkerton were married at 3 PM on June 1 near Nashua at the Little Brown church. Ruby Larson, bridesmaid, Harold Sadler of Iowa State College served as best man. The couple plans to reside in Dunkerton until September 1 then move to Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Brown
Nashua
Gladys Larson
Roland
Donald Bellmer
Dunkerton
Ruby Larson
Harold Sadler
Iowa State College
Fclec
Mason City
Clear Lake
Black Hills
South Dakota
Julia Larson
Roland High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Clayton Cnupty
Bellmer
H. L. Ballmer
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Waterloo
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Waterlod
Wateriaa
Rosenbloom to Wed Chicago Woman
Samuel Rosenbloom son of Mr and Mrs Morris Teosenbloom of 72k Washington street will marry Misa Esler Kaminsky of Chicago. The ceremony takes place Sunday at 2134 Yelock in the Sherman hotel with a 6 o clock dinner for immediate friends and relatives. After their honeymoon the couple will reside in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Rosenbloom
Morris Teosenbloom
Washington Street
West High
Chicago
Misa Esler Kaminsky
Yelock
Sherman Hotel
Aonanth
Mrs J C Murphy Dies At Home In Waterloo
Mrs. J C Murphy 34 of 1303 Logan avenue wife of Dr J C Murphy dental extraction specialist died at 11 30 am yesterday at her home of heart trouble and complications She was born Clara Jackman in Emmetsburg Iowa July 10 1884 and the family moved here soon after She leaves husband six children Mary Josephine Joseph Kathleen Michael and Patricia Her mother Mrs Margaret Jackman two sisters Mary and Margaret and a brother Michael Also surviving are residence 700 South street Funeral services will be 4 00 pm Tuesday at St Marys Catholic church Rev Theodosius Plassmeyer officiating Burial will be in Calvary Rosary society and Catholic Order of Foresters to meet for prayers today at 6 30 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Murphy
Logan Avenue
J. GC. Murphy
Clara Jackman
Emmetsburg
Murphy
Waterloo
Mary
Josephine
Joseph
Kathleen
Michael
Patricia
Margaret Jackman
Margaret
Ang
South Street
St Mary's Catholic Church
Theodosius Plassmeyer
Burlat
Calegary
Rosary Society
St. Mary's Church
BP. m
Catholic Order of Foresters Court
Funeral planned in North Dakota for diver Leonard Haugen
Funeral services set for Leonard R. Haugen who died Saturday after noon from a broken back suffered in a dive into the Cedar River near La Porte City. Haugen, born October 1, 1905, at Cooperstown North Dakota, married Inga Broten on June 5, 1926, and had lived in Minneapolis. He worked for Stephenson Bros. in Minneapolis, then came to the area to grade highway 218 near La Porte City. Surviving are his widow, his parents Mr. and Mrs. Perry Haugen, and sister Edna Haugen of Glasgow North Dakota. The body was moved from Petersens Bros. mortuary to Walin North Dakota for the service at St. Ola’s Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard R. Haugen
Cedar Tiver
LaPorte City
Walim
N. D
St. Ola’s Lugnevan Church
Petersen Bros
Inga Broten
Lean. &. Haugen
Cooperstown
City in Brief and Social News Notes
City items include a West End 4th Street bridge update and local business ad for Buchanan optical service. Residents Mrs. Jack Campbell and daughter Betty left Gates Street to visit relatives in St Louis. Mrs. Harry F Whitney and child returned home from Presbyterian hospital. The Soeral Welfare league board meets June 12 at 12 15 p.m. Seventy five parents and their sons of Boy Scout troop No 8 enjoyed a plentiful dinner yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End 4Th St. Bridge
Buchanan
Jack Campbell
Betty
Gates Street
St. Louis
Harry F. Whitney
Grant Avenue
Presbyterian Hospital
Soeral Welfare League
Black's Tearom
Troop No. 8
Boy Scouts of America
Summer camp outing and travelers around Waterloo
Camp Ingawants hosted Joy Snively as master with boys spending the weekend at the camp and returning home last evening. The column lists local residents traveling or returning from visits in Waterloo and beyond, including the Tate family in Chicago, Captain Morris visiting Hanover, Mrs Halvorson in Rapid City, and many others. Town figures, relatives, and officials are noted with brief travel or family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingawants
Joy Snively
William E. Tate
Billy
Chicago
F. E. Tate
Englewood Avenue
T. J. Morris
Waterloo
Cornell College
Margaret Connelly
Newton
W. J. Cornnnelly
Saxon Street
Mela Softens Water to Eliminate Bathtub Ring
After baths hard water leaves a dirty ring formed by soap and minerals. Mela softens water, preventing scum and dirt buildup. It claims to reduce soap usage by seven to percent, boosts soap effectiveness, and can be used anywhere soft water is desired. Get it at your grocer's.
Design 1713 Frock for Warm Weather Wear
Back trtally are even more im portant this season, than front, yet there is 50 lttle lift to the backs of many sports frocks. Design 1713 is one of the smartest and simplest frocks shown for warm weather wear, neckless and sleeveless. May be obtained only in sizes 14 16 18 20 34 36 and ag. Size 16 requires 944 yards of 40 inch material. This motel is easy to make. No dressmaking experience is neces sary. Each pattern comes to you with simple and exact instructions nehdling yardage for every size. A merted fit is guaranteed. Do NOT wait orders to Courier. Mail to Courier Pat tern Dept., 243 W 17th St New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattern Dept
17Th St
New York City
Brain Test Answer Reveal Points to Global Cities
The document lists a sequence of cities as answers to a brain teaser: Paris Boston Tampa Denver Berlin Athens Rome Cairo. It underscores a pattern likely tied to capitals or major metros. The set includes Europe and North America, with Middle East and Africa notably absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Boston
Tampa
Denver
Berlin
Athens
Rome
Cairo
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Russell Lamson
John Kasch
WN. J. McNally
Layena ©. Murphy
Mary Margaret Cunningham
A. B. Chambers
W. M. Hagan
George €. Murphy
Ralph Emmons
Georgia Beal
Evelyn Kopache
W. Hogan
Gertrude
Wade Preece
Susan B. Lentz
James Mciillip
Elizabeth Riedel
Emma Miller
Delln Fritz
S. A. French
Jara Riedel
Josey Lutgen
Walter Beckers
Mary Lynch
JP. H. Sehierbrock
Catherine Souis
Frank Doherty
Venus
Iowa
Slarid Johnson
Eleveth
Minn
Gilfford Nolte
Middleboro
Knoxville
Tenn
North Washington Prairie
Norma Estrem
Decorah
Fritehof Kragsund
Madison
J. OC. Estrem
Minnesota
Madalyn Russel
Edward Russel
Near Clarian
Walda Ro
Karlene Bothwell
Pocahontas
Orville Sadler
Hagle Grove
Sarred Heart Church
Agnes Bothe Well
Geraldine Dimbal
Josiah D. Dudley
Qelwen
Deane Hill
Belgnont
Elmer McClelland
Clarion
Webster City
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Irene Christianson
Gustaf Lee
Carpenter
St. Ansgar
Chapin T
Thrattaratt Industtry
Church News
Westminster Workers
Sam Carleston
United Presbyterian Church
Goemes
John Hamilton
Ernest Shaeffer
Carleston
Garleston
Ena Swartz
Lynn Eddy
Ladies' Aid Society of
Vern van Duyn
Ladies’ Aid Society
Percy Rowles
Grank &Ventie
Charles Bowman Hutchins
Boulder
Cotp
Church
America
Harmony
Byrnes Park
Mag. J.C. Murphy
J. G. Murphy
PRIEF
Children's Department of
Both Public Libraries
Harriett McCormick
Osceola
BE. R. McCormick
Irving Street
Lew Armstrong
Fire Department
Freta. Peffer
Dunlap Motor Company
Peffer
Glenn
Riehl Street
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Leonard Bast
Hudson
Allen Memorial Hospital
A. J. Howard
Fourth Street
East
Des Moines
Paul Strudel
Genarel Electric Company
Schenectady, N
Mrs
Chris Strudel
Fourth ‘Street West
James Burns
Grand Boulevard
Cedar Heights
Presbyteriand Hospital
West High School
M. S. Cornish
Fourth Street West
California
Los Angeles
el Comancho
Izaak Walton League of America
A.C. Wilford
Tora Alvision
Izaak Walton League
W. L. Currier
Definite Christian Service
Moody Bible Institute
Olivia Enderlein
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
A. E. Enderlein
Baltimore Street
Mary Northey
Coe College
G. Northey
William ©. Livingston
Cedar Falls
Jenyle L
W. E. Fish
Lorene
Sixth Street
J. L. Tunis
Leavitt
Kansas City
Elmer Mack
W. F P. Mack
Cleveland
Buffalo
N. Y
Carl Pritchard
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Iowa Street
Robert
East High School
FP. GC. McIntyre
Third Avenue West
McIintyre
J. R. McIntyre
the Hygienic Products Co
Canton, Ohio
Sant Fast
Evening Courier
Eureka
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co
4Th St
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