Varied Program at Isabella Banquet for New Daughters
About 200 persons attended a Sunnyside Country club banquet for new initiates of Daughters of Isabella. Miss Mayme Egan presided as toast mistress. Rev Father Schmitz gave an invocation. the assembly sang The Star Spangled Banner led by Howard Girsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella Lust
Sunnyside Country Club
Yose
Mayme ‘Egan
Father Schmitz
Howard ‘ Girsch
Knights of Columbus
CG. Marinan
Betty McMullan
James McMullan
Margaret Horan
Louis Hennigman
Harold Hahn
J. B. Bruner
Mary Theresa Emmons
Georgia Beal
Theodosius Plassmeyer
Daughters of
Isabella
Della ‘Tritz
Schubert
John Dolan
Howard Girsch
Madge Simms
Arthur “Hussman
Funeral for Pioneer H. T. Briden in Janesville
The funeral for H. T. Briden 91 a pioneer of Bremer county will be held Wednesday afternoon at Janesville M. E. church. Rev. F. P. W. Smith will be assisted by Rev. H. H. Barton. Briden died suddenly Sunday and came to Iowa as the ox team driver in his family's wagon train to a prairie homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Briden
Janesville
Bremer County
Janesville M. E. Church
FP. W. Smith
H .H. Barton
East Janesville
M. E. Church
Ex-Waterloo Man Earl Nelson Weds Anna Angell in NYC
Earl P. Nelson formerly of Waterloo, now designing engineer at General Electric in Schenectady, married Anna Angell of New York City at Church of Transfiguration on June 8. The bride is a Saratoga Hospital trained nurse. The couple will visit Waterloo after the wedding and plan to reside in Schenectady. Nelson served in World War I on a destroyer out of Queenstown and was wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ear
Piercea Nelson
James Nelson
Commercial Street
Waterloo
General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Anna Angell
Church of Transfiguration
New York City
Randolph Ray
Iews State Teachers College
Harvard
Foul
Queenstown
Albers L. Angell
Corinth
N. C
Saratoga Hospital
Nelson
Luncheon Honors Visitor at Sunnyside Country Club
Mrs. L. H. West hosted a luncheon today at Sunnyside Country Club for guest Mrs. Spalding Blevin of Peoria NL, guest of Mrs. J. F. Wagner. Attendees included Mrs. Hans Wegner, Mrs. Harold Rathbun, and several local residents. Mrs. Harold Rathbun to entertain Friday with a 1 o'clock luncheon for Mrs. Slevin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesiia H. West
Campbell Avenue
Sunnyside Country Club
Spalding Blevin
Peoria
J. F. Wagner
Logan Avenue
Hans Wegner
Harold Rathbun
H. Kletsch, Jr
Roy Malcolm
Charles Gree
Ackley Couple Wed at Little Brown Church
Miss Dorothy Horner and Floyd Folkers of Ackley wed at Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua with Pastor J. L. Me. Corison Jr. as officiant. Attendants were Herbert Folkers and dinner hosted at their Allison home. guests included John Folkers and Mrs. Folkers of Allison. The couple will live in the Hofmeister residence in southeast Ackley. Folkers is a Hadley Cream driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Ackley
Dorothy Horner
Floyd Folkers
Little Brown Church
the Vale
Nashua
Hev. J. L. Me. Corison
Herbert Folkers
Allison
John Folkers
Charies Horner
Ben Folkers
Hofmeister
Folkers
Hadley Teecream Plant
Miss Ermine Betts Is Honor Guest at Wedding Shower
Miss Ermine Betts of Tigge is engaged to Paul Roehl of Dubuque with wedding set for June 19. She was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. W. Kline and daughter Miss Alice Kline at 619 Eighth Street West. Bunco and prizes framed the evening with attendees including Mrs. Mellman, Miss Marc Will, Miss Mildred Bowen, and several others from Charles City and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermine Betts
Mear Tigge
Paul Roehl
Dubuque
W. Kline
Alice Kline
Eighth Street West
H. Mellman
Marc Will
Mildred Bowen
Mr. Will
Academy Alumni Banquet Planned at Our Lady of Victory
About seventy five alumni are expected to attend the Our Lady of Victory academy banquet tomorrow at 6 45 pm in Black's tearoom. Howard Girsch presides as toastmaster with Rev J Forester giving the invocation. Frances Barron will welcome, Helen Carville will respond, Margaret Horan will play guitar, Edmund Brennan will sing, Mrs Regis Dunbar will speak on Our Alumni, Edith Galvin will sing The Rosary, followed by a brief business meeting and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Black's
Howard Girsch
J. Forester
Frances Barron
Helen Carville
Margaret Horan
Edmund Brennan
Regis Dunbar
Rosary
Edith Galvin
Society Calendar Tonight and Wednesday Events
Listings show Miss Maxine Kesler violin recital at Graves Memorial United Brethren Church and various society gatherings. Marion Hurd Optomiss club dinner bridge at Black's Tearoom, plus Jolly Eight Club Luncheon and family picnic at Cedar River Park. Community groups meet at Black Hawk I O F hall, Carpenters Hall, Mizgpan circle, King's Daughters, YWCA, Columbus club, and other venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Kesler
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Linden M. E
Marion Hurd
Optomiss Club
Black's Tearoom
Jolly Eight Club
Marcella Bohan
Family Piente
Cedar River Park
Waterloo Camp
Royal Neighbors
Black Hawk I
F Hall
Women's Labor Bureau
Carpenters Hall
Waterloo woman wed to Reinbeck man in Hudson ceremony
Merle Hendry of Waterloo married Owen Campbell of Reinbeck in a Tuesday afternoon double ring ceremony at the home of her grandparents in Hudson. Rev. A B Chamberlain officiated. The bride wore blue and carried oriental poppies. A wedding dinner followed with many relatives from Waterloo, Hudson, Dike, Reinbeck, Des Moines and other towns. The couple will live on a farm near Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle WN. Hendry
Verna Hendry
Fisher Building
Waterton
Owen DB. Campbell
J. B. Camposill
Reinbeck
Urlda
B. Bl. Cook
Hudson
A. B. Chamberlain
Arlington
T. A. McManus
Jennie Williams
Herman Grady
Waterloo
R. E. Sterling
Roger Hendry
Henry Muller
Ida O. Roehlf
Grace Taylor
Cedar Falls
A. Morris
John Rohner
Ben Fletcher
Ray Fletcher
Dike
John CG
Rossi
Des Moines
J. B. Campbell
Frank
Sara Brown
Dan Campbell
daugh_ter
Safe Cook
Kansas City
Ben Cook
Martinsville
Campbell
Hudson Consolidated School
Iowa State Teachers College
Menges Connolly Bridal Party to Be Feted at Dinner
Miss Helen Menges and John Connolly will marry tomorrow and their attendants will be guests at a dinner tonight at the Hotel President hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henry O'Connor. Pink and blue spring colors adorn the tables, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cass and others from Des Moines Cedar Rapids Milwaukee and Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Menges
John Connolly
Henry O'Connor
Robert Cass
Maxine Lamson
Meta Amann
Prairia du Chic
Wis
Rosare DeWitt
Sheldon, Te
Catherine Cochrane
Des Moines
Hints in beauty care Edna Re Tonts for looking smart
This item offers fashion tips for a ‘smart’ appearance through color matching in stockings and shoes and careful grooming. It advises matching beige stockings with leather pumps, choosing gray with black trim, and selecting castor or autumn shades, plus stock up on identical shade pairs for consistency. It cautions about medical advice and suggests consulting a professional for acne care while under observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
Brides and grooms wed across Iowa in June ceremonies
A flurry of weddings from Charles City to Nashua and Manchester ties couples to families and local employers. Miss Gesina Begeman weds Lawrence Friend in Albert Lea. Miss Joan Thomas marries Dayton Lang in Austin Minn. Rev. C. G. Protlengeler officiates several ceremonies in Lutheran churches. Couples plan to reside in Charles City, Iowa City, Nashua, Oelwein, Cedar Falls, and Manchester as they begin married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liutheran Church
Charles City
Gesina Begeman
Lawrence Friend
C. G. Brottengeler
Joan Thomas
Frank Thomas
Dayton &. Lang
Charles Guy
Jo T
M. E
Austin
Annual Flower Garden Exhibit Opens Friday in Iowa
The fourth annual garden and flower show, sponsored by the Waterloo Garden Club, opens Friday in the display room of Iowa Public Service. Show continues Saturday and Sunday with judges named from Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Iowa State College. Prizes for best color arrangements and several themed displays. Special exhibits include a garden gate display and Cedar Heights Woman's Club conservation exhibit. The room will be open 7 to 11 o'clock on the first morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Garden Club
Esplay Room
Iowa Public Service Company
Sunay
Bonnie C. Orwig
Des Moines
W. G. DuMont
PD. W. Warren
Cedar Rapids
R. Fe, Rothacker
Iowa State College
DB. J. Walker
H. A. Pickworth
R. W. Waite
CG. McAlvink
Wil Bia
Gardon Gate
P. E. O. Initiation Held at Mrs Parrott Home
Initiation for new members of chapter 2, P. E. O. was held at the home of Mrs. Robert Parrott. The event featured a yellow and white color scheme, with refreshments served by Mrs. W. Hellen and Mrs. Co. W. Robertson. Vera Beck Walls, recently retired from Hawaii, spoke informally during the social hour. Aprel, a PE. O. member from San Pedro, Cal., was a guest and gave a short talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrott
Robert Parrott
PE. O
W. Hellen
Co. W. Robertson
Vera Beck Walls
Hawaii
Helen Moore
Aprel
San Pedro
Cal
Breen
Church Groups Plan Meetings Across City Tomorrow
General Aid Society of General Christian Church meets with Mrs. Frank Geir at 218 Columbia Street. First Lutheran Missionary Society hosts at 314 Crescent Place with Mrs. W. S. Parker and Mrs. J. L. Zerlinger at 2:40 PM. Northeastern Iowa Holiness Association holds all day convention at Hoover Wesleyan Methodist near Independence led by Rev. A. Conklin. Mage Guild of First Presbyterian meets at 23:30 in church parlors with hostesses J Dewhirst G Julien and R Hutchison. King’s Daughters of First Methodist Episcopal plan annual picnic at noon at Mrs. H. J. Hemmerling’s home on Mitchell Avenue with presiding hostesses S White A Holt U S Wilson and A W Dunlap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Aid Society
General Christian Church
Frank Geir
Columbia Street
Girele
Lutheran Missionary Society
W. S. Parmaker
Crescent Place
Iowa
Tri-county
Mage Guild
First Presbyterian Church
J. Dewhirst
G. Julien
R. Hutchison
King’s Daughters
First Methodist’ Episcopal Church
H. J. Hemmerling
Mitchell Avenue
Prestesses
Charles White
A. H. Holt
U. S. Wilson
Af. W. Dunlap
Legion Band to Play Tomorrow in Parkersburg Iowa
A section of the American Legion band will perform in Parkersburg tomorrow evening starting at 8 o'clock. Prospective summer concerts are planned. The band also appears Thursday at Electric Park at 7 30 p m for a "Nizh¢ in Paris" fundraiser to fund travel to the national convention in Lewisville Kentucky the first week in October. Friday's open air concert is at Cedar River Park with a popular program. G A R Convention Opens in Fort Dodge with 1 000 delegates. Gov. Hammill to speak at a camp fire tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Parkersburg
Electric Park
Paris
National American Legion
Lewisville
Cedar River Park
Fort Dodge
G. A. R. and Allied Organizations
John Hammill
Miss Chandler and Associates Plan 30 Day East Tour
Miss B Louise Chandler secretary to Shoemaker printing shop heads a trio leaving Walnut Court apartments for a 30 day trip through the east. Nellie F Brooks and Mrs E R Shoemaker accompany, visiting Washington New York and New England and attending the Quota Club convention in Worcester Massachusetts. They expect to spend time at Niagara Falls in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Louise Chandler
Walnut Court Apartments
Shoemaker
Fourth Street
Nellie F. Brooks
Park Avenue West
J. Richmond Morgan
E. R. Shoemaker
Cedar Heights
Miss Chandler
Quota Club, International
Worcester
Mass
Brain test answer: parrs of words by ach group
Determine the connections between word pairs: Mon rear, automobile Kern, ice box cold, eagle gold, boat wa er, sailor mary, thimble finger, alr bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Firemen Turn Rear Lot Into Paradise Of Stone And Water
At No 4 fire station Falls and Oaklawn avenues, firefighters created Mtéle sylvan glen with a cement pool for goldfish, a 12 foot cascading fountain, rock paths, a rustic bridge, flower beds of 50 varieties, and a lot of garden art. Two years of steady work by shifts produced a famed rear-yard oasis with birds, a horseshoe court, and a public viewing spot for locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 4
Falls
Oaklawn Avenues
Mtéle Sylvan Glen
Sebor
W. W. Allen
C. E. Minkel
B. J. McIntie
James W. Pett
Howard Witt
A. G. Uolden
Alfho
Caldfish Pool
Viking Pump Company
Cedar Falls
Little Park
Brewery
Man
George Corey
T. F. Thornyton
Fan
Stillon Arc
Black Hawk County License Plates To Carry Lucky Seven
Black Hawk county will bear the lucky number seven on Iowa license plates for 1930 and subsequent years. A telephoned clarification from the Secretary of State’s office said the county retains the series letter II, with 17 thousand sets of plates for 1930 already unloaded for sale after November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Iowa
Mcense Department
Ed M. Smith
Adair
Wright
City in Brief Highlights From Local Notes
Verne J. Tanze, Mc Kinley principal, goes to Faribault Minnesota to visit parents. J C Smallwood, central fire station operator, attends Iowa City state convention of the State Federation of Labor. L V Scovel of 531 Parker street heads to Illinois Central Hospital Chicago for operation. Mary J Shannon of Cedar Falls granted divorce by Judge G W Wood from L H Shannon. Mr and Mrs W H Hurlbut of 738 Rhey street leave for two weeks in Denver Colorado. Dorothy Beck of 325 Wester avenue plans Chicago summer job after teaching in Algona. Mr and Mrs C W Catton and Mr and Mrs H T Fisher guests at Moody Bible Institute Chicago. Mr and Mrs R M Shepherd and Mr and Mrs L J Gelgerich visit Dubuque with S J Stevenson in Waterloo. Mrs H B Taylor and son Junior tour from Palestine Illinois visiting South Dakota friends. Mattie M Poole files for divorce from Fred E Poole. married Bowman North Dakota June 8 1912. separated August 10 1824. Mr and Mrs George A McCleery attend Cornell commencement in Mt Vernon Iowa. daughter Helen FB earns BA. CG N Foote seeks help from police for missing son William Foote, 15, last seen Sunday. physical description given. Rev A P Blough leaves for North Manchester Indiana for mission board meeting and denomination conference, returns in about 10 days. Miss Clella McCullough resigns as Waterlog school district dental hygienist effective next fall. plans to work in Los Angeles. ER H Dixon of Parkersburg arrested on board bill charge. to return to Henry county. Heverly, dentist, 68 Black Hair Blog. Phone 2241. Advertising note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne J. Tanze
McKinley School
Faribault
Minn
J. C. Smallwood
Central Fire Station
Iowa City
State Federation of Labor
L. V. Scovel
Parker Street
Illinois Central Hospital
Chicago
Mary J. Shannon
Cedar Falls
G W. Wood
L. H. Shannon
W. H. Hurlbut
Rhey Street
Denver
Colo
West
Dorothy Beck
Wester Avenue
Algona
C. W. Catton
Oak Avenue
H. T. Fisher
Fremont Street
Moody Bible Institute
R. M. Shepherd
L. J. Gelgerich
Dubuque
S. J. Stevenson
Jefferson Street
H. &. Taylor and Son
Waterloo
Sen Toute
Palestine
Ill
South Dakota
Mattie M. Poole
Fred E. Poole
Bowman, N. D
George A. McCleery
Beech Street
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
Helen FB
N. Foote
Gable Street
William Foote
A. P. Blough
Church of the Brethren
North Manchester
Ind
Mission Board
Clella McCullough
West School
Altho
Garner
A. A. Kittrell
Los Angeles
Cal
H. Dixon
Parkersburg
R. PF. Hanna
Henry County
Ure
Matthiesen
F. Heverly
Rotarians Breakfast at Rotary Reserve Feature Pike Menu
Waterloo Rotary club enjoyed an early morning fish breakfast at Rotary Reserve. Walleyed pike bacon balled potatoes and doughnuts with fresh cantaloupe opened the menu, served at long tables outdoors from 6:30 a m. Chefs and helpers prepared yesterday and this morning. attendance was good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Rotary Club
Rotary Reserve
Wayne Smith Appointed Federal Farm Loan Examiner for Iowa
Wayne Smith, assistant cashier of Waterloo Savings Bank, has been named National Farm Loan Association examiner by the federal farm loan bureau. The appointment is effective June 17 and he will reside in Waterloo while working throughout Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Smith
Waterloo Savings Bank
National Farm Loan Association
Federal Farm Loan Bureau
Waterloo
State of
Iowa
Feast of Weeks Observed by Sons of Jacob at Synagog
The Hebrew congregation of Sons of Jacob at 613 Fifth Street West begins the Feast of Weeks observances Thursday June 13 at 7:45 p. m. with a memorial service Friday June 14 at 3:30 p. m. and 6:39 p. m. lectures, and Saturday June 15 at 9:90 a. m. Memorial service and lecture. Rabbi F. L. Cohn will conduct the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Congregation of Sons of Jacob
Synagog
Fifth Street West
FL Cohn
Gap CHUTNEY AND CHEESE CANAPES AND STUFFED STEAK RECIPE
Recipes for chutney and cheese canapes and stuffed steak with rice stuffing. Includes ingredients such as cream cheese chives chutney pimento nut meats parsley onion juice and spices. Also describes banana whip dessert with bananas lemon juice powdered sugar cream and lady fingers.
Music of the Wild Hutchins Topic Tonight
Charles Bowman Hutchins and Helen Owen Hutchins present an illustrated lecture at Grace AYE church auditorium Waterloo. The talk focuses on songs of birds rivers woods and insects with reproduced songs and images under special lighting. The Hutchins plan a two week Boulder Colorado vacation then guiding at Rocky Mountain National Park this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Aye
Church Auditorium
Charles Bowman Hutchins
Helen Owen Hutchins
Waterloo
Grace M. &. Church
Helen Gwen Hutchins
Five Hundred Boys Sign for Knot Hole Club
A Knot Hole club ceremony in Lincoln Park will induct hundreds of boys under 16, sponsored by the Y's Men's club with Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts administering the pledge. Afterward, boys will travel to Mississippi Valley ball park to watch Waterloo vs Rock Island, with free tickets for Sunday school attendees. Over 1,000 spectators expected. 500 members previously signed, last year about 300. Tomorrow all under 16 may attend the game free, whether members or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knot Hole Club
Lincoln Park
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Mississippi Valley Ball Park
W., Co
Waterloo
Pattern 1715 junior cape collar dress pattern
The pattern 1715 features a cape collar and three inverted pleats for fullness, with a smart trim of pleated ribbon on collar and bloomers. Designs may be cut from or rancie silk crepe or voile, in pastel shades. Sizes 3 4 and 6 only. size 4 needs 20 yards of 40 inch material. instructions and yardage included. Patterns delivered after sending 15 cents. write name address style number and size. Do not mail to Courier. send to Courier Pattern Dept 243 W 17th St New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
17Th St
New York City
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A . Cret
Earl P. Nelson
New York
L. H. West
Little Brown
Academy
Mizgpan
King's Daughters
First Lutheran Missionary Society
J. S. Zetlinger
St. Paul's Ladies’ Aid Society
E. Palmer
Y. W. C. A. Board
Y. W. C. A. Columbus Club
A. Kruze
Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club
Cc. J. Nauman
L. E—Engineer's Hall
Fe.s
Merle N. Hendry
O. D. Campbell
Optimist Club
Sta Fourth Street
Happy Hour Club
Faust
Alles Tucker
Fred Tucker
Near Bassett
Denton Summers
Claud Summers
Albert Lea
University of Iown
Mabel Howe
Walter J. Jung
Lutheran Church
C. G. Protlengeler
Charles Howe
Pleasant Grove Township
Jung J
Fisher Company
Immaculate Evangelical Lutherans Church
Severia Basel
Roy Rosenberg
St. Ansgar
Hilda Frey
Paul Waycott
Richardson
Clements
University of Colorado
Minnesota Lakes
Waycoff
Dental College
Bernice Cleone Noah
Philip Lewis Carpenter
George H. Noah
Rockford
G. A. Hess
Detroit
Dorothea Reimer
Lesker Anderson
Oedlweln
First ‘Baptist Parsonage
Oelweln
Ada Hillis
Oelvein
Edna Bryam
Vernon T. Matthews
Briole
A. BH. Bryam
Waverly
Manchester
Vera Lane
Harry Mead
Thomas J. Edwick
Strawberry Point
Town State Teachers College
Coffin's Grave Township
Lake Geneva
Church News
J. L. Zerlinger
Linwood Avenue
Circle 6
Legion Band
Goldfish Pool
Black Hawk County
West End
4Th St. Bridge
Sidg- Buchanan
Federal Farm Loan
Hutchins
Women's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Daughters of Union Veterans Convention
Evening Courier
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