Miss Catherine Lumry Engaged to Harold L Smith
Society notes announce the engagement of Miss Catherine Lumry to Harold L Smith of Sioux City with a June 2 wedding planned. Her sisters hosted a four table bridge luncheon at the Lumry residence and several parties are set to honor the couple before the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Lumry
Harold L. Smith
Sioux City
Ruth
Josephine
Dorothy
AW. R. Lumry
Mia
Ben Naven
Chicago
Horace
Metro
A. L. Walker
Miss Lumry
Ray Paul
Ben Howrey
Women Raise Funds for Linden Building Project
The tenth division of the Linden AM, E. Women’s association hosted a thimblebee in the parlors and presented 2638 for the building fund. Eleventh division plans a bake sale on June 20 to boost the drive. Mrs. Tess Morgan chairs the group. Mrs. W. B. Porter led a session approving 106 for expenses and purchases for the kitchen. H. O. Bernbrock gave an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden AM
E. Women's Association
Tess Morgan
W. B. Porter
Shimblebee
H. O. Bernbrock
Dinner for Maude Elliott Marks Walker Kennedy Event
Twenty young women at Walker Kennedy comping offices hosted a dinner in Black's to honor Miss Maude Elliott on her upcoming marriage to Elmer La Pole. Pink and white peonies ornamented tables and the bride-to-be received a shower of linen articles as gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Kennedy
Black
Maude Elliott
Elmer la Pole
Tla Company
Cradleroll Pupils and Mothers Enjoy Party
Children graduating from Westminster Presbyterian Sunday school cradleroll and their mothers were guests at a party yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs A Hartleip, cradleroll superintendent. Refreshments followed an informal social period as Miss Dorothy Hartleip read The Truly Mother. Miss Rosalie Jackson helped serve. Mrs Darling was a special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian
A. Hartleip
Cradlerass Department
Dorothy Hartleig
Rosalie Jackson
Hartleip
Darling
Monthly Reunions Planned by United Presbyterian Church
The church will hold the first Thursday monthly fellowship meetings with a pink supper. Visitors include Mr and Mrs John H Stewart missionaries to Phthankot India on furlough. Representatives from church units spoke last night including Thomas Libby and W F French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Thursila
John H. Stewart
Phthankot
India
United States
Stewart
J. B. Young
Thomas Libby
W. F
Young
Woman's Missionary Society
Mies
J. C. Fairweather
Irving R. Collord Weds Omaha Woman
Irving Richard Collord of Waterloo and Miss Arne Rosenberg of Omaha wed Wednesday in Saint James Episcopal Church Omaha. The bride, a University of Nebraska graduate, and the groom, employed in the Barber Asphalt company sales department, will reside at 2652 Dewey Street Omaha after August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Misa Arne Rosenberg
Charles W. Rosenber
Irving Richard Colord
F. M. Collord
Beach Street
Watterloo
Saints Episcopal Church
Thomas W. Cassady
Collord
University of Nebraska
Sdea
Barber Asphalt Company
Uwaha
Cornell College
Collard
Lame
Dewey Street
Entertains with Cards and Dinner at Sans Souet Park
Fourteen women were entertained at an informal afternoon party followed by dinner hosted by Mrs. R. B. Peterson at her Sans Souet Park home. Yellow and white decor graced the three tables. The hostess served with help from Mrs. Carl Bender Mrs. Tom Place and Mrs. Russell Peterson. A five hundred game was the main diversion. Mrs. Mabel Perkins won. Mrs. Keller of Jacksonville Florida attended as a guest of Mrs. William Cully and was the only out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Peterson
Sans Souet Park
Carl Bender
Tom Place
Russell Peterson
Mabel Perkins
Mlrs
Keller
Jacksonville
Wiliam. Cully
Gront to Speak to Baptist Men at First Baptist
H. W. Grant will discuss his recent trip to dloadlulu at a Men's Fellowship class gathering tonight at First Baptist Church. The program includes several musical numbers and other entertainment arranged for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Grant
Dloadlulu
Men's Fellowship
First Baptist Church
Pianist Will Give Program at Country Club Dinner
Sunnyside Country club members attending the informal dinner dance will be entertained during serving with piano numbers by Miss Virginia Tallerday of San Francisco. Miss Tallerday is a guest in the home of Mr and Mrs George R Cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Sunnyside Country Club
Virginia Tallerday
San Francisco
Cal
Tallerday
George R. Cousins
Central Christian Ladies Society Meets at Wardle Home
The Central Christian Ladies' Aid Society held a meeting at the residence of M. E. B. Wardle with 20 members and two guests present. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. A. St. Bickal, Mrs. Ella Stines, and Mrs. Lydia Leech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Ladies
Ald Society
Meb. W. Wardle
A. St. Bickal
Ella Stines
Lydia Leech
Club Notes from Golden Glow and Joyle Club Meetings
Mrs Nick Phillips hosted the Golden Glow club party with favors to Mrs George Correll and Mrs W T McGrade. Mrs Correll joined as a member and guest Mrs Fred Sheeley attended. Needlework was centered at Joyle club gathering with Mrs Willis Glockner hosting Emanon club afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Phillips
Golden Glow Club
George Correll
W. T. McGrade
Correll
Fred Sheeley
Joyle Club
Willis Glock- Nér
Harvey Ritchie
SIDE TALKS 22 WHY ARE WE ASHAMED TO BE CON?
A columnist discusses the era of youth fashion and cold exposure, noting mothers urging warm clothing and teens resisting. The piece explores why shame attaches to feeling cold and how toughness, once masculine, shifts to the young generation. It warns against excessive heating and stresses balanced weather protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy
Jack
Agnes
Tong
Dresa
Legion Auxiliary reports state session and events
Legion's Auxiliary receives reports from the state session at Memorial hall. Delegates from Dubuque shared outcomes. Mrs. J. B. Becker spoke on gold star mothers. Mrs. Foy Cobb and others discussed meeting topics. Anniversary dinner honors Glen and Mrs. Howard during their Waterloo stay. Entertains Club at Sunnyside Country Club hosted by Mrs. J. E. Ridenour with high score won by Mrs. C. L. Ostrander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker Chapman Post
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Dubuque
J. B. Becker
Foy Cobb
A. A. Hoffmoon
Loren Treganza
JT. J. Mitzgerald
J. E. Ridenour
Sunnyside Country Club
C. L. Ostrander
Y M C A Assembly Advocates Local Control For Officers
Estes Park Colorado June 12 A recommendation by an international Y M C A assembly urges granting local officers in more than 12000 American cities and towns full initiative to handle local problems with national resources support. The move shifts power from state or national levels to community administration as delegates from the United States and foreign nations wrap up discussions. Prof Harrison S Elliott of Union Theological Seminary called it a key result for the national council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes Park
Colo
United States
Harrison S&s. Elliott
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Assembly
National Council
University Heads Probe Theft of Exam Questions
Madison Wisconsin June 12 university officials continued a wide ranging investigation into a major theft and sale of examination questions at the state university. Faculty in the romance language department were counted in after midnight reviewing class and exam marks as clues surfaced. Several university buildings were said to have been broken into with desks rifled for copies and rumors spread of students approached to buy sets for five to ten dollars each. If isolated cases can be addressed a broader renant examination may be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Clouds Delivering Rain Across Iowa State
Des Moines reports the Weather Bureau optimistic about crop benefits from last night’s general rains across Iowa. Areas in the north received over two inches, with Decorah 2.00, Forest City 2.02, Inwood 1.37, Alta 1.02, and Waterloo 0.36 inches. Central and southeast Iowa, including Des Moines, still need more showers, with forecasts indicating renewed rain this afternoon or tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
United States Weather Bureau
Iowa
Decorah
Forest City
Inwood
Alta
Waterloo
Lowa
Partic- Warly
Y Camp Boyo At Migrrag Volang Safe From Storm
No damage from a storm at the Y M C A camp on Morris Island where 10 Junior Wi boys enjoy summer encampments. Camp director Claire Heald reports heavy rain but trees protected the site and wind was minimal. Sheriff H T Wagner to give campfire talk with lodge stunt performances planned. Visitors welcome Sunday afternoon. best approach via Janesville paved road to Park Inn and footbridge access.
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Y. M.C
Morris Island
Claire Heald
Waterloo
T Rees
Heald
H. T. Wagner
Janesville
Park Inn
Lightning Ignites McDougall Barn Wrecking 4000 Dollar Loss
A lightning strike at 1 30 a m hit the 80 acre McDougall farm in Bennington township causing a barn fire. One and a half miles northeast of here. The blaze destroyed hundreds of chickens and a calf remains. Four work horses saved. Part of a machine shed used as a barn was rebuilt with help from neighbors. Insurance partially covers the loss and rebuilding is planned. Sightseers visited the site as the ruins smoldered at 11 a m. No other storm damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J. McDougaLl
Ning
Here
Bennington Township
McDougall
First Airplane Baby Born to Des Moines Woman in Chicago
Chicago reports its first airplane birth as Mrs. Henry Metzger of Des Moines delivered a daughter after a Cesarean operation. Doctors said the flight from Des Moines to Chicago cut travel time and saved the mother’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Chicago
Henry Metzger
Benjamin Breakstone
Dr. Breakstone
Parker Elected President of Sioux Valley Baptist Church Assoc
Rev J T Parker Hawarden was elected president of the Sioux Valley Baptist Church association at adjournment with Hawarden named as next meeting site. Officers include Herbert Hurley Storm Lake second vice president Mildred Jones LeMars fourth vice president Toss Smith Welb Gretchera Ames secretary and treasurer Mrs K Campbell Akron. The pillage banner was presented to Akron for scoring the largest mileage from attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Lake
J.T. Parker
Hawarden
Sioux Valley Baptist Church Association
Herbert Hurley
Mildred Jones
LeMars
Toss Smith
Welb
Gretchera Ames
Sioux Ci
Sioux Ci SeCretary and Treasurer. Mrs. K. Campbell
Akron
Motorist Feels Crash Toll Yet Continues Journey Near Vinton
A driver with a broken arm and a hurt shoulder kept driving after his car went into a ditch three miles southeast of Vinton Iowa. He was thrown against the steering wheel and Brown collapsed upon arrival and was taken to the hospital for extended treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Ana
Reth
Martin
Here
Brown
Beauty Chats Home Women BYUW 1HHIT AEGurst in A wrinkles
The article discusses facial aging signs around the chin and neck and offers home methods. It prescribes washing, cream use based on skin type, massage, and ice rubs, with frequency guidance. It also notes age 27 as a turning point and relates weight and height to appearance.
Cedar Falls Notes Highlight Local News In One Page
The Cedar Falls area reports funeral notices for Mrs. Charles Messier and A. M. Cleveland, club and church events, and social announcements. Mrs. Messier dies after illness. services set at St Patrick's Church. Also noted are a children’s day program, a concert by the Cedar Falls concert band, and social visits from local residents and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lutz
Western Old People's Home
G. L. Berjeman
Four Townships to Join in Farm Bureau Picnic
In La Porte City and surrounding townships Bruce Cedar Menom and Jackson Farm Bureaus sponsor a joint job picnic with a noon ball game between Bruce and Monroe townships. Activities include a dinner, music by the La Porte City band, a children's program, contests, races, and a speakers program led by Rev. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diente
la Porte City
la Igne
Bruce
Cedar
Menem
Jackson Township
da Porte City
la Poste City
TL Aim
Monroe
Mr. Johnson
GataAddres
Hlaytet
Independence Open House Planned for June 17 18
The Greater Independence Booster club hosts a two day celebration with prizes totaling $200 and big dollar days. Events include water show, boxing, wrestling, diving, dances, fancy costumes, and free admission with shops open evenings. Tanked tax money and tornado aid notes appear in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Jens
Independence
Ta. Dane
Greater Independence Booster Club
Thia City
Mali
What a Deed Is Says a Real Estate Test
A humorous roundup of wrong answers from California real estate license exams. The mistakes show misunderstandings about conveyances, deeds, contracts, and oral agreements. The piece jokes that some applicants misunderstand basic terms like conveyance as a vehicle and a deed as a payment paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Commission
Nuisance ruling targets filling station in residential area
The Fayette County Court of Appeals in Chicago rules a gasoline station in an exclusive residence district a nuisance. The decision cites city zoning trends and notes the immunity of residential sections from offensive trades. It will interest real estate boards, property owners, and students of zoning.
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Chicago
Fayette C County
Chie
Court of Appea
The
National Association
Fairbank Community News Briefs From June
Fairbank Iowa June 12. Mr Brid gel Leonard recently returned home from nursing in Manchester. Margaret Staubler sues sister Mrs Halph Valentine. C E Geos and daughter Blotes guests first of month. Gertrude Vandertas stayed with sister Mrs Hi King. James Croune visited. Misses Geneglave Damga and Grace Shannon attend Cedar Walls summer school. Aimy J W Youngman and daughter Livelyn at Columbia College Dubuque commencement. Russell Hayward undergoes appendicitis surgery at Allen Memorial Waterloo. Breeker family visited Meeker home over Sunday. Rev Grant Goneaco visited local families. James Smith of Gledwood Mo. visited relatives in La Porte Waterloo. H Smith family traveled to Marshalltown. Country Ladies' Rooster to meet Mrs Grover Thomas June 24. members to Toliali current events.
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Harry C. Culver
Milwaukee
Y. M. Cl
Toledo
I. B. Litlehel
Minneapolis
George Bancroft
Afarshalltown
I. C. Emmons
Bancroft Company
Washington
Raymond Gailey
Nogales
Ariz
Ouvette Mevers
C. E. Geos
Blotes
Watertoo
James Croune
Gertrude Vandertas
Celwein
Teachers College
Aimy
J. W. Youngman
Livelyn
Columbia College
Dubuque
Mulligan
Stra
Youngman
Dorothy Cinley
Cedar Arts
Dessle Adernsa
Des Moines
Deaponas Criling
Clara Zempiermas
Moorville Mooroville
Russell
O. J. Hayward
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Standay
Reteve Breeker
A. J. Meeker
Ars Grant
Goneaco
James Smith
Gledwood Mo
la Porte
Dyapy
H. Smith
Marshalltown
Grover ‘Thomas
Ite
Toliali
Patterns pattern request from Waterloo Evening Courier
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises obtaining the Courier pattern of accompanying design from the fashion department. Read instructions to send 15 cents per pattern and receive patterns within about 10 days after sending the order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Tunion
Linden E
Anabelle Smallwood
Linden Building
Thimblebee
Cradleroll
Victory Academy
Irving R. Collord
Gront
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J. B. Armstrong
Emanon Club
D. A. Gehrig
Dyersville
T. Bell
Fort Worth
Tex
George Armstrong
Carl Miller
Allie Wilson
Winthrop
Legion’s Auxiliary
Glen P. Howard
Taylorsville, Ill
W. ¥. Stolte
J. A. Dunlevy
Y. M.C. A. Assembly
Boyo
Migrrag Volang
Bare
Bennington
PROM
Mary Worthen
George B. Worthen
Champaign
State University of Wineis
Suimmer School
Iowa University
Gendar Falls
George H. Twaddlee
Cedar Falls
Walgrios Evening Courier
West Fourth Street
Messier
St. Patrick’s
Charles Messier
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
J. C. Wieneke
Bright
James Grady
New Hartford
Stella
Elen
James
Cleveland
A. M
George F. Barsalou
First Congregational Church
Fairview
Methodist
Congregational
Presbyterian
G. W. Walters
Wrth
Mouroyia
Tremont Street
W. H. Hurd
Julia Curtis
New York City
Julia E. Fhurd
Columbia University
Fia Porte City
Edith Adams
Waterloo Evening Courier
H Church
Childress
Tle'etowice
Tyne
Epeatages
Tiavkelt
McQuilkin
Unger, Jr
Dean
Esther Mildredass
Miss Kenry
Scots Fremdsworth
Dona Agmn
Martin Seaner
Deanard Bett
Mae Parks
Frantes Baxter Altenteon
Tair Hunter
Jas Mon- Delbert Tryon
Beata Reineste Jivhertsin
Genail Derothy
Tia
Husei
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Liz
Jesus
Clementine Goon
Chienge
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Wyo
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Europe
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Litlinent
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Met
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Alfred Kohler Flere
Alfred Kohler
Porte City
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Detroit
Mich
Bahr
AL Wasoner
la Terre Ein
Mormlins
Mise Milne
Marjorie Milne
Agi Tortell College
Vernon
Snead
Ame
W. OW. Milne
Marjorie Line
Justi
Corne
la Portes
Taunteigal Bank
George Meng
Er Sete
Prand Marck
State of
Ternude
FE. M. Thompson
Richard Watson
Thompson
Watson
Elzhiting Wits
J. &. Graf
Independence Construction Company
Royal Arch
Waas
I. Leonard
Frank Durham
Perry Elliott
Fairbank
L.A. Walters
Donald Stocking
Fay G Whitney
Burlingame
Lillle
Oelwein
Davis
Te Meier Fairbank
Marshall Adams
Quasuqueton
Creston
Homer
Searley
G. J. J. Sawyer
Kansas City
Silverthor
Crexton
Creston Igh School
N. al. Hyland
Osceola
W. Li. Robb
Bmrd of Education
Sioz
Wesecacae
Brie
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