Marriage of Miss Mary Alma Keeler and Harry Joseph Carr
The ceremony was read at noon Friday at the bride's aunt's home in Shell Rock. Miss Keeler, daughter of Rev. A. B. Keeler, wore white veiled gown with orange blossom wreath and carried pink Sweetpeas and snapdragons. The bridesmaid wore rose silk. The bride, a 1922 Shell Rock High School graduate and 1925 Coe College alumna, will live on the Carr farm near Shellsburg after July 15. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Carr of Shellsburg. Out-of-town guests included Rev. and Mrs. Keeler and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Carr and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Rock
Mary Alma Keeler
Harry Joseph Carr
Shellsburg
A. B. Kealer
New York City
Lou Webb
Jeanette Keeler
Ralph Carr
Shells_ burg
Lorena Richards
Lorena Moore
Euresis
A. B. Keeler
Jeanette
J. (. Carr
Ralph
Mary
Rath
Alma Parker to Wed Harry White Next Week
Miss Alma Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs M A Parker will marry next Wednesday to Harry White. The ceremony will be performed by Rev Fr E Williamson. Miss Parker has been honored as a number of prenuptial parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Parker
Harry White
M.A. Parker
Fr. E. Williamson
Miss Taylor and Mr Ingebrigtsen to Wed June 30
Miss Roba Helene Taylor daughter of Dr and Mrs A Taylor of 1003 Mulberry announces her engagement to Melvin Brock Ingebrigtsen of Radcliffe Iowa. The wedding at Central Christian Church will be military in character with Miss Laura Brandt Florence Leonard Esther Schmidt and Hes ter Ann Taylor as bridesmaids and Gretchen Taylor as maid of honor.Mr Ingebrigtsen a Waterloo barber and reserve sergeant will have ushers from his company and his captain as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Taylor
Mulberry Street
Roba Helene
Melvin Brock Ingebrigtsen
Radcliffe
Central
Christian Churen
Miss Taylor
Cottege
Mars
Ingebrigtsen
Waterloo
National Guard
Veltenant
Praure
Taylor
Laura Brandt
Florence Leonard
Elkader
Esther Schmidt
Hester Ann Tayter
Gretchen Taylor
Lisnor
Ingébrigtsen
Independence Couple Wed at Iowa City
Miss Gladys McGlaughlin daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles McGlaughlin and John Mitford Hitchings son of Mr and Mrs Guy Hitchings were wed in Iowa City on May 2. The bride recently earned a B A from the State University and the groom a cornell college graduate who taught botany in Grinnell. They will reside in Grinnell after September 15 at 1503 Fourth Avenue. They honeymooned at Yellowstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Gladys McGlauin
State University
John Mitford Hitchings
Grinnell School
Iowa City
Hera
Charles McGlaughlin
Littleton
Guy Hitchings
Cornel College
Mount Vernon
Grinnell
Yellow
Stone National Park
Fourth Avenue
Party at Home of Miss Koepke for Miss Voelker
Miss Helene Koepke entertained last evening in her home with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Ethel Voelker whose marriage to Albert Thurow of Aurora is planned next week. Orchid and pink decor, mock orange centerpiece, tiny parasols, informal games, and a luncheon were part of the event with close friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Koepke
Ethel Voelker
Albert Thurow
Aurora
Miss Voelker
Koenke
Social Events on Week's Calendar Tonight and Tomorrow
Week's calendar lists many social events across venues and groups. Hazel Russell frames a flower show at Lamson. Foresters hold initiation and banquet at Hall West. Flag Day picnic by Water chapter DAR. Gaily Guild at First M E. Delphian club rooms. WB Ad rally Moose Hall. graduation exercises at Ross Conservatory and First M Church. Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans. Women of First Presbyterian. Sunnyside Country Club bridge. Goldengro club. Sunshine Rebekah lodge. Royal Neighbors Moose Hall. Waterloo Chapter Order of Hast ern Star. Masonic Temple events follow Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaily Guild
M.E. Church
Hienic
Byrnes_park
Progressive Delphian
B. & Plow
Moose Hall
Happy Hour Club
Irs
Marek
yYoWw
Maose
Ross Conservatory
First M
Sons of Union Vaterans
Kensington
Abs
Beauty Chats Skin Blemishes and Hair Health Tips
A consumer health column offers home remedies for blackheads pimples and facial blemishes noting medical care may be needed for toxic conditions. It describes a blackhead paste with cold cream steam cleansing and advice on rubbing zinc or sulphur ointment at night and using acetanelid or hydrogen peroxide for pimples. Hair advice explains oily scalp from short hair and suggests more frequent shampoos and a possible hair tonic formula upon request.
Farewell Party for Rev C H Snashall and Family
The Walnut Street Baptist congregation held a farewell reception for Rev C H Snashall his wife and daughter in church parlors attended by about 300 members Mrs LG Adams led arrangements Home Builders class provided refreshments The program honored the interim pastorate ending tomorrow with greetings songs and reflections listing several participants and noting the Snashalls will relocate to Upper Alton then Gull Lake Michigan before the new pastor takes over in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
C. H. Snashall
LG. Adams
Leonard Howell
H.W. Brandt
H. €. Kelber
Snashall
Ira
Walter. B. Howell
C.H. Snashall
Helen Snashall
N.C. Altland
Upper Alton
Shurtliff College
Gull Lake
Kalamazoo
Mich
Oak Park
Northern Baptist Theological Seminary
Warren L. Sineres
Junior Pianists Recital At Teacher Georgs Home
Mrs Georgs House hosted a piano recital featuring pupils Doroth Collins Minuet in G Mobin s Return Roland Simonsen Humming Bird Francis Dudley Rorebu Marjory Simonsen Sweet Idleness Karten Christiansen Naet tr Ae Adie Dickinson Greaming Stars Ruth Barlow Canar Althera Dudley Dream of a Wala CF Carl Jann Marvel Cats Wales t Denne Hou a Bank and Pile Humming Bard s Linkby Diana Jensen Day Dreams Kenneth North Robin Redbreast Tenevieve House Barbara Springtime Morathy Collins Arthur Dudley Flying Doves Jeansti Schindler Melody Lingering Memories Richard Hoy In Measured Tread The Little Drum Major Parents Invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiller
Adie’ Dickinson
G. Martin
Ruth Barlow
Senter
Althera Dudley
Carl Jann
Marvel Cats
Denne Hou
Lange
Linkby
Preston
Richard Hoy
Parlow
Engel
Noted Speakers Announced for B P W Program
Members of Waterlop Business and Professional Women's club visit for national B O K W convention in Des Moines July 12 will hear speakers of musical interest. Dean Amos at University of Pennsylvania will deliver a series of addresses. Ida Glyde Clark of Pictorial Review and Senator Norris of Nebraska will also speak. The event opens with a reception at the state capitol with governor and officials present. A Wednesday trip to Iowa State College at Ames includes a banquet by the home economics department. A banquet and meals featuring Iowa products are planned during the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterlop Business and Professional Women's
Clu
Des Moines
Tura
Dean Amos
Ib University of Pennsylvania
Ida Glyde Clark
Pictorial Review
Norris
Nebraska
Canital
John Wammill
Iowa
Lowa State Colege
Ames
Home Economics Department
Ruthe Draper Is Showered With Aluminum Gifts
Miss Ruthe Draper, soon to wed Albert Thompson on June 20, was the honor guest at an aluminum shower hosted by Mrs M. Treat. A mock wedding featured Miss Greta Bailey as officiant and Miss Matilda Hoskins as bride. Leona Keys played the groom and Helen Thomson the ring bearer. Eva Kezar gave the bride away. Thirty guests attended as peach and white decor set the theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthe Draper
Albert Thompson
Mace
Ce M. Tratt
Greta Bailey
Matilda Hoskins
Leona Keys
Helen
Thomson
Eva Kezar
Ars
W. Thompson
Conservatory to Graduate Class of Six Students
The Allied Arts Conservatory of Music will hold commencement at 8 p m Tuesday at First M B church. Participants include Janet Lith, Victor George Timm, Janet Little, and T. Gordon with piano and organ solos, a Mendelssohn concerto, and a Tchaikovsky piano piece. Diplomas in piano, theory, organ, harmony awarded to Miss Little, Mr Timm, Miss Hel lis, Miss Bondurant, and Miss Corey. Officers: C Albert Scholin president, William Rogerson VP, Elizabeth Gillin McCartney secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Arts’ Conservatory of Music
Tierbert Moehtmann
Viano
Mendelssons
Janet Lith
C. Albert Scholin
Victor George Timm
Orly Willate
T. Gordon
Fnd
Minot Ieee
Eke
Mansfield Janet Little
Lin
Tsthaikowsery
George Timm
C. Alver
Three Weddings of Interest in Vinton La
Three weddings of interest reported in Vinton Louisiana on June 12 include Avis Crawford and Pan Goodell wed at the Crawford home with Goodell farming family ties nearby. Dorothy Haepiner joined Loren Murchison in Chicago led nuptials. Murchison an athlete linked to the Illinois Athletic Club and Olympic circles. Jennie Newton and George Thomas wed at the residence set for their future in Cedar Valley Times coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Avis Crawford
Pan Goodell
Bert Crawford
Haepiner
Newhall
Loren Murchison
Kankakee
Ill
Murchison
Newhall U
Chicago
Ilinoise Athletic Club
Jennin Newton
George Thomas
EB. S. Hudson
Presbyterian Church
Thomas
John Newton
Omas
Irs. W
Cedar Valley Times
Fargo. X
Former Teacher at Vinton Is Married
Announcement from Chicago reports the marriage of Miss Harrie Wadsworth to Dr Le Bodine Higley. Higley, a year graduate of the dental college, will practice in the West. Higley taught English at Vinton High School for three years before moving to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton, In
Mickaee
Chicago
Harrie Wadsworth
le Bodine Higley
Church News and Socials Highlight Local Church Events
The Women's Mary of Graves Memorial United met at Mrs. B. W. Main's home with a mock radio program and five vocal solos. The First Lutheran Brotherhood held a box social with an auction led by WFE Trask. Trinity Guild plans an annual picnic at 6:30 p.m. Monday at Rythes Park unless rain forces the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves Memorial Uimedthen
B. W. Main
Davis
Ot Mayle
Ed Keily
Brotherhood of First Lutheran Church
Wfe Trask
Diana
Ruth Jago
Gladys Hall
Sanes
Lela Shanger
Wiolet Michael
Hazel Dow
Henry Aupke
Ambers
Byrdella Sankey
Wooh. Shirey
Trinity Guild of First. Methodiat Church
Rythes Park
Club Notes Meeting Plans for St Joseph's Girls
St Josephs Catholic Girls club schedules a breakfast in Bishop's cafeteria and a 1 oclock tea at Mrs WLOF marks home on Tuesday. Members are asked to bring sandwiches another food item and to provide their own dishes silverware and napkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Catholic Girls Club
Bishop's Cafeteria
Wlof
Mark
Rally and Banquet Highlight Woman's Benefit Meet
Deputy Supreme Commander W B A visits Waterloo area for a Waomia's Benefit rally with 2 p m and 5 p m sessions at Moose hall. Miss Marriel Olson speaks. program includes Maddigan School pupils and work demonstrations. Delegations come from Des Moines Fort Dodge Webster City Marshalltown Manchester Charles City New Haven Cedar Falls. Banquet follows in Yo WoCLA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waomia’s Benefit Association
Waterloo
Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Webster City
Marshalltown
Manchester
Charles City
New Haven
Cedar Falls
Moose Hall
Io Bop
Mark Paine
Maddigan
Amusic
Anna Sandburg
Helen Fairweather
Varly
AE Paine
Court of the Hose
Paine
Mrs Barney McBride Buried Today at Independence
Funeral services for Mrs. Barney McBride were held at St. John's Catholic Church. One of the county's pioneers, she lived on a small farm near the city for half a century before her death. Surviving are children in several cities and a steppaughter, with services conducted by Rev. Smith at the Baptist church. Burial followed in Oak Grave cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemn of
Taird Avenue S
Rew. Smith
Cioneva
Winthrop
Tiage
CL Simmons
Crore
Fonesbury
Ark San Jose
Cais
Frat
Sheffield
Ken
Madeline Porrnay
Don CL Simmons
Wallace Memorial Fund Grows Past Five Thousand Dollars
Wallace Memorial Fund led by West Wallace High School Alumni Association surpassed 5200 with twenty one one dollar contributions and multiple donors including Jackson McCos family E Leonard B A Rage AL Ww Coln Gertrude H Bernard and others. Checks payable to Fred Wray treasurer prior to the March date at Piongar National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonne M. Wallace
West Wa
Lero High School Alumni Association
Jackson McCos
E. Leonard
Verna Harmon
Connie
Rawin
Cledet
X. H. Loomis
A. G. Reid
Bioug
Will A. Lane
Fred
Adame
Arthur Seath
Fred Repass
Blanche Hunter
Stele R ‘Thoingon
Wray
Creasurer
Waterloo City Notes and Local Highlights
City in brief reports seaman Clair Re Vote visiting on a 30 day furlough and relatives arriving from Washington, D C. An exhibit of carved wood objects from Waterloo is on display in a window store until Monday. Waterloo State Teachers College debaters Harry Thompson and Elmer McCreary join eight others in Delta Sigma Rho. Yellowstone-bound students and summer job plans are noted. Four women plan a six week Atlantic coast tour. A Chicago-bound wedding party is mentioned, and Mrs Elizabeth Spars fights a divorce cross-petition. Train schedules and local travel notes conclude the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Re
J. W. Ilaggerty
Washington, D.C
W. D.pollack
Leland Avenue
Waterloo
Vaul Davis
Playgrounds
Iowa State Teachers College
Codap Falls
Delta Sigma Rho
Harry Thompson
Elmer McCreary
Grant M. Wheeler
Iowa State University
Artur Macartney
Yellowstone National Park
Atlantic Coast
Pauline
Tfelen Ri
Seventh Street
Vanda Daum
Charlotte Daum
Grant Avenue
T. H. Hetler
Lelandvenue
Lizzig
Binsman
Sunnyside Avenue
Frank Beck
James Sellett
Chicago
Betty
George W. Barnes
Heller
Sellett
Jeete
Elizabeth Spars
W. A. Spars
Spars
J. B. Boies
Chicase
Great Western
Waterloo Tahpane
Sucharistic Congress
Frederika Boy Improves After River Dive Injury
Frederika boy Willie Schmidt, injured in a river dive near Wisspine, has made significant progress at New Hampton hospital. A dislocated vertebrae injury was realigned and doctors expect full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederika
Predriika
Spesiall
Willie Schmidt
New Hampton Hospital
West Point Class of 152 Graduates Named
West Point N Va dune 124 AP One hundred and fifty graduates were graduated from United States Military Academy this morning. Commissions as second lieutenants were distributed. Col Hanford MacNider assistant secretary of war delivered the principal address and distributed the diplomas. Maj Gen John Hines chief of staff of the army also spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
N. Va
United States Military Academy
Hanford MacNider
John Hines
Army
Hawaiian Husband Cleared in Death of Waterloo Woman
Joseph Kanoaikana of Hawaii, husband of a Waterloo woman who died from burns in Hot Springs Arkansas after a gas explosion, is absolved of blame per a telegram from Guy Walker, the husband’s brother. Walker returns with the body to Waterloo and funeral arrangements are pending at Earns Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph . Kanoaikana
Waterloo
Hot Springs
Ark
Burns
Guy Walker
Yuselim
Iven
Kappaikanal
Uh & Ginfielda
Walker
Waterloo Optometrists to Attend State Meet in Des Moines
Waterloo opticians plan to attend the Iowa State Association of Optometrists convention at Des Moines June 15 and 16. Sessions at the Savery hotel will be led by Dr. Paul H Johnston with speeches by Dr. R. W. Needles of Omaha and Dr. Donald Griswold, president of the state health board, plus assistant attorney general Stanton of Fa ville. Golf, drivers and dances will entertain attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
State Association of Optometrists
Des Moines
Savery, Hotel
Paul H. Tohnston
Off
Omaha
Donald_if. Griswold
State Board of Health
Stanton
Faville
Feneral
Tama County Youth Pleads Guilty After Chase
Roger Thames, a Tama County youth, pleaded guilty today to speeding after a chase led by Road Patrolman F. R. Rogers of Black Hawk County. Under advice of his father Arthur Thomas, Toledo attorney, he changed from not guilty to guilty, admitting speeding 43 mph after crossing the county line. Judge John J. Gwynne fined him $5 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Thames
Tama
RLF
F. R. Rogers
Black Hawk
Traer
Crimcinal
John 3. Gwynne
Arthur Thomas
Toledo
Black Wir
Tama County
Funeral Directors to Attend Iowa State Convention
Funeral Directors of the city will attend the Iowa Funeral Directors Association annual convention set for June 15 to 16 at the Hotel Fort Des Moines. E F Kistner will preside as president, with a program including speakers and exhibits. Waterloo physicians plan to attend. Kistner recently returned from Peoria, Illinois, where he attended the Illinois funeral directors convention and completed a course of instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slempers
Iowa
Mi Rectors Association
Des Moines
Des. Moines
E. F. Kistner
Association
Waterloo
Kistner
Peoria
Tui
Minois
Committees Named by Y M C A Board Appointments Made
Directors meeting at Hazel Russell-Lameon confirms 12 committee chairs led by C D Allan with Clark finance Garrison membership Beverstock physical Gwynne house Kirkpatrick social Lane religious work Brown Tailroad Potterndustrial Langlas supervisory agencies Pike educational Publicity and confirms Earl Record Chicago as Physical director arriving about July 15 to succeed F W Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M
C.A
Hazel Russell-Lameon
C. D. Allan
Cd. Allan
C. A. ‘ Clark
R. H. Garrison
W. Eh.beverstock
John W. Gwynne
C. W. Kirkpatrick
W. A. Lane
H.G. Brown
Tailroad
Miles
Former Waterloo Boy Achieves High Honors at Eastern College
Edward Thayer Richards, son of Mrs W OB Thummel, formerly Mrs Siddie Fr Richards of Waterloo, has earned high honors at Brown University Providence R I At Hanover N H he was elected vice president of the Eastern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association and is editor in chief elect of the Brown Daily Herald He also serves as vice president of the Press Club, member of Psi Upsilon, football and tennis teams, and was elected to Sphinx and Phi Beta Kappa He will graduate next spring and is a member of the Gamma Gamma club and the Cammarian club which governs the school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Thayer, Richards
W. OB. Thummel
Siddie
Fr. Richards
Mt. Vernon
Waterloo
Brown University
Prence
R- 1
Hanover
N.H
Eastern Intercollegiate Newpaper, Association
Brown Daily
Herald
Studen
Ithe- Psi Upsilon Fraternity
Sphinx
Edward Will
Ree
Gammaria
Pai Beta Kappa
Cammarian Club
Patterns for Waterloo Evening Courier Seams and Orders
The Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Department advertises patterns with 15 cents per pattern. Requests require enclosing payment and reach the office promptly. orders should arrive within ten days after sending in fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry J. Carr
Miss Parker
Mr. Ingebrigtsen
D. R
Miss Koepke
Tonigett Flower Show
Hazel Russell- Lamson
Foresters' Initiation
T. 0.0
P. Hall West
Foresters
T. A. Oo. F. Hall West
Water- Joo
A. B. Rumser
Nobie Grand Circle
Sunshine Rebekah Boulge
bLucinda Wright
Prigay
Eighbors
Royal N Moose Hall
Order of Hasterm Siar—Masonic Temple
BEAUTY _CHATS
Tertha Merri- S. Carrol
H. G.weller
D. PP. Breyman
Goa
R. Sone
Keokuk
J. Snodgrass
P. M. Stull
Gerude Wright
Staf
Behet Snodgrass
Neva Clark
Conservatory
Wobl
Porter
Eding
Renner
Lottie Duke
Ben ‘Loffler
Albert Lea
D. W. Nicholas
A. EB. French
Fred Hunt
Charles Lewis
Denver
George L. Reidesgel
Church News
W. B.A
Marriel Olson
Port Huron
W. J. MeGlade
Hollyhoot
Goldeaste
Anes McGlade
Gannon
John Farrell
R. W. Reavis
Mellade
Bill
Clarence Reardon
Jolly Bundit Eard
Join Paulus
Nelson “Barrett
Marian Tansier
B. Louise Chandler
of Quats& Clubs
Philadelphia
Tansier
Miss Harriet. Olson
Barney McBride
Wallace Memorial Fund
West End
Ith St
Buchanan
Joseph Kapoatcana
Quilty
Y. W
A. Ansone
OWA Warehouse CO
Wittertne
West Fifth and Sixth Streets
Rocksland Depot
Virden Creek
Nile
East Waterloo
Commercial Street
Sibert
Vaca
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