West High teachers married in Onawa home ceremony
Miss Emily Harshbarger modern language instructor and George Fields science teacher, both West High faculty, wed yesterday at noon at the bride’s parents’ home in Onawa. They will study at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis before returning to Waterloo for the fall term. The bride, Grinnell College graduate, has taught at West High since 1926. Mr Fields, a Central College graduate, hails from Bucklin Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Harshbarger
George Fields
West High School
C. C. Harshbarger
John Madison
Fields
Bucklin, Mo
Central College
Mrs W A B Graham to entertain for Mrs Walter Graham
Mrs W A B Graham hosts a luncheon and bridge party at her home tomorrow afternoon in honor of her daughter in law Mrs Walter Graham formerly Miss Betty Haw of Ottumwa. The Graham couple, Univ of Iowa graduates of 1928, are visiting before moving to Des Moines. Guests include Miss Jean Padden Clinton Pa and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. BS. Graham
Yuncheon
Walter Graham
Betty Haw
Ottumwa
Graham
University of Iowa
Des Moines
Jean Padden
Clinton
Sherman McNally
Mmes
Harry Reed
Jack Patterson
J. H. Butts
Ronald Reed
Kirk Gross
Gordon Fish
McNally
Gladys Towne
Kathryn Graham
Ruth Maine
Nan Black
Martha Graham
Jean Strevenson
Wedded in Iowa Bernice Crowell to A R Green
Bernice Crowell of Waterloo daughter of Mrs B A Crowell married last evening at First Evangelical church to A R Green of Grand Rapids Michigan. Rev Clinton F Smith officiated. Mr and Mrs C E Burright were attendants. Mrs Green employed by Bardesofi Hovland. Mr Green with Belding Heminway in Chicago. They will reside here after.
Bennett Pupils Present Recital In Mrs. Claude Bennett's Home
Pupils of Mrs. Claude Bennett performed a recital at her home, with pieces by Wilma Crag Helen Louise Bernbrock Richard Brecufer Jean Berry Margaret Young and others. Relatives and friends attended the program. The piece selections showcased a range of student talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plang
Claude. Bennett
Wilma #crag
Helen
Louise Bernbrock
Richard Brecufer
Jean Berry
Margaret Young
Hary Hemsworth
Mer Yanda Apfel
Mary Jane Harrison
Frances Maser
Eleanor Zimmerman
Kathryn
Bob Sarset
Emma Lou
Smith
Ardeth Wick
Barbara Neubecker
Dorothy Wilbur and Max Noah United in Marriage
Miss Dorothy Wilbur daughter of Mr H Wilbur 520 Pine Street wed Max Noah head of Guilford College music department in a quiet home ceremony read by Pr Earl A Roadman former Grace church pastor. Bride and groom attended by few relatives. Summer flowers and breakfast followed. They plan a trip to Chicago Washington and Winston Salem before autumn residence at Guilford College NC. Noah a BA holder was director of music at Grace Church prior to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wilbur
Noah
Chicago
Washington, D
Iowa Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
North Carolina
Grace Methodist Church
Y's
Y. IM. CG. AL
Church Group Meetings Across Several Local Protestant Congregations
Clover Leaf group of First Evangelical church plans tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. Ralph Smith's home on Black Hawk road. Circle two of First Lutheran Missionary society will be hosted by Mrs. Henry Mueller tomorrow afternoon. Otterbein guild of Graves Memorial United Brethren meets tomorrow evening at Misses Darlenean and Helen Whittle's home. Clara Barton guild of Universalist church schedules a birthday party July 2 at the parish house, with Mrs. Floyd Kennedy hosting and Mrs. Roy Housden assisting. Miss Mary Slaughter of Boston, Mass. attends. Faith Circle class of First Evangelial church will host a picnic supper today at L. L. Stout's Castle Hill home. Trinity American Lutheran church guild holds regular meetings by 2 p.m. Wednesday at the church, followed by Mary Summers Meyers giving a talk and a covered dish luncheon. Missionary circle one of First Lutheran church to meet tomorrow at Mrs. J. C. Jurgensen's home with daughter Mrs. P. J. Peterson as hostess. Ladies' Social Union of Universalist church will hold regular wheeling tomorrow in the parish house with a pieS ic luncheon. General Aid society of Central Christian church to be entertained tomorrow at Mrs. C. L. Enode's home. Woman's Missionary society of Calvary Evangelical church to meet at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow at Mrs. Lester Fulton’s home.
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Clover Leaf Group
First Evangelical Church
Ralph Smith
Black Hawk Road
Otterbein Guild of Graves Memorial United ‘Brethren Church
Darlenean
Helen Whittle
Clara Barton
First Lutheran Church
J. C.jurgensen
Hints in Beauty Care Diet and Fashion Advice
The article outlines a phased plan for rest and gradual reintroduction of food to gain weight. It recommends a two day transitional period with high liquid content, then a fattening diet including rich cereals, dairy, eggs, cheeses, and meats. It emphasizes caloric foods, desserts, and strategic coffee, tea, and milk usage. It also notes choosing colors that suit eye and hair tones.
Helen O'Hearn and Leo Juergens United in Marriage
Miss Helen O’Hearn daughter of Mr and Mrs J J O’Hearn of 311 Fremont street and Leo Juergens son of Mr and Mrs J N Juergens of Dubuque Marry in Bl Joseph’s Catholic church in a ceremony at 9:30 am The service was officiated by Sylvester Juergens with music by Mrs A A Hoffmann and Mrs Forrest Shores The couple will reside at 321 1 2 West Locust Street Dubuque
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bl. Joseph's Catholic Church
Helen O’hearn
J. J. O'Hearn
Fremont Street
Leo Juesgens
J. N. Juergens
Dubuque
Tey
Sylvester Juergens
Mary Hurst Normal School
Kirkwood
A. A. Hoffmann
Forrest Shores
Ophelia
Helen Juergens
Melvin Bradford
William
G. J. O'Hearn
Lucile
Patrick O’hearn
Mary Wickham
Anne Ryan
Viole
May Pawlacyk
Martta Duggan
Janet Terris
St. Joseph's Academy
O'Hearn
Juergens
St. Mary's High School
Locust Street
Esther M Smith and Roy Kramer Exchange Vows
Esther Marie Smith daughter of Mrs Anna Smith of 217 Cortlandt street marries Roy G Kramer son of Mr and Mrs A G Kramer of 1308 South street at St Johns Catholic church. Rev N J Lentz officiates with relatives present. Bridesmaid Margaret Miller. best man James Smith. After ceremony couple go to Twin Cities for 10 days then return to Waterloo. Bride cashier at Davidson’s Furniture. groom in hardware business with father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Marie Smith
Anna Smith
Cortlandt Street
Roy G. Kramer
A. G. Kramer
South Street
St. Johns Catholic Church
N. J. Lentz
Margaret Miller
George
James Smith
Joe Averill
Della ‘Tritz
Black
Harry Smith
Marguerite
Dorothy
Kathryn
William Smith
Billy
Father Lentz
Kramer
Twin Cities
Waterloo
Davidson's Furniture Company
Y's Men elect three directors at season's last meeting
The Y's Men's Club elected three directors to fill vacancies as terms of former members expired. Leo Cohrt was reselected, with C. C. Thompson and Earl G. Smith new directors succeeding Graydon Nauman and Gerald R. Holton. Alfred Carlier Harold J. Miler and Merton Tarbell were inducted as new members. Robert Dunkelborg entertained with piano numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Cohrt
C. C. ‘Thompson
Earl G. Smith
Graydon Nauman
Gerald R. Holton
Alfred Carlier
Harold J. Miler
Merton Tarbell
Robert Dunkelborg
Woman Injured in Hiway Crash Quits Hospital
JESUP IA June 31 Mrs W W Blasier who was injured 15 weeks ago in an auto crash on Grant highway and had been a patient at St Francis hospital Wa serleo has returned to her home. Meetings in Barclay New Barclay cemetery association met at the cemetery Mrs CG E Hood Jesup is secretary Old Barclay Cemetery association will meet at the cemetery in Barclay township June 14 Miss Mable Ross is secretary M E Aid Will Meet Ladies Aid society of the M E church will have a regular meeting at the church Wednesday afternoon Mrs H C Sherman will preside during the business session Vacation School Enrolls 67 The Jesup vacation bible school at the Presbyterian church has enrolled 67 children from four to 14 years of age Manual art is included and products of the pupils will be displayed at the close of the term on June 22 Rev CC B Driver is superintendent Instructors are Mrs C B Driver Mrs V M Stoddard Mrs A Emerson Mrs J Zahn Mrs L Fox Mrs E W Stevenson Miss Elizabeth Lowhead Bess Emerson Rosalie Rogers and Margaret Welsh Graduates at Lenox Miss Blanche Wyrick was graduated from Lenox colleges Hopkinton In Thursday evening Her parents Rev and Mrs F H Wyrick and brother O Wyrick attended commencement Rev Mr Wyrick was graduated at Lenox in 1684
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Aid
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
H. C. Sherman
Jesup
The
Presbyterian Church
Cc. B. Driver
C. B. Driver
V. M. Stoddard
A. Emerson
J. Zahn
L. Fox
E. W. Stevenson
Elizabeth Lowhead
Bess Emerson
Rosalie Rogers
Margaret Welsh
Lenox
Blanche Wyrick
Lenox Colleges
Hopkinton
F. H. Wyrick
O. Wyrick
Mr. Wyrick
Local Notices and Movements Across Cities
OITW IN BRISF Buchanan s for complete optical service. Phone 4343 for appointments. Giles, 18 Baltimore street, is in Chicago on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Turner Peek and 1 daughter Darlene Des Moines are visiting Mrs. Sarah Peck, 919 Lafayette street. Ralph Brown, Hudson Ia, after operation at Presbyterian hospital, is in critical condition. Edwin R. Moore Jr returns to Des Moines after two days in Waterloo. he is on the sports staff of the Register. Florence A. Pfeffer of the Riviera Gift shop left Waterloo for Chicago to attend a national exposition of design in art trends for the home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilken, 334 Fremont street, back from Lansing Mich after a three week visit. Norman Mevis leaves for Iowa City to enroll at University of Iowa to study law. Mark Taylor, student at University of Indiana, Bloomington, arrives to spend the summer with his parents at 502 Cortlandt street. Frank Knipp, 724 First street west reports his light sedan stolen from Bridge Street yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence A. Pfeffer
Riviera
Waterloo
Chicago
Carl Wilken
Fremont Street
Lansing
Mich
Norman Mevis
Robbery Report and Local Meeting Notice
A tall man in a light shirt and shell rim glasses was seen driving a car during a theft at 5 o clock. Waterloo chapter Izaak Walton Teague will meet at 8 p m Wednesday at the Boat club to plan river relief activities. Fred Heiser reported 8 rolls of three ply green roofing and 18 window sashes 20 by 24 inches stolen from a house on Parker Street Dr Heverly, Dentist, 605 Black Hawk Bldg. Phone 241.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Izaak Walton Teague
Fred Heiser
Parker Street
Polite
Heverly
Black Hawk
Boiled Pickled Beef Tongue and Served Sides
Boil a pickled beef tongue after overnight soaking, add onion cloves bay leaf and parsley to the water, boil until tender, then skin and serve in liquor or reheated. Suggested accompaniments include corn beef and cabbage mash potatoes beets and a variety of vegetables and salads with roast and chicken or pork dishes listed.
Five Filling Stations Planned for Waterloo
Waterloo city council discussed petitions to erect five new filling stations in coming months pending favorable action. Petitions listed by address include Miller at Park and Jefferson, Marquis at Campbell and Fourth and Marsh, Cecil at Fifth and Walnut, Lamb at Falls, and Sorenson at Washington and Second. A block on Franklin Street was also debated for probable paving this summer amid disputed street lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
John G. Miller
Park Avenue
Jefferson Street
John L. Marquis
Campbell Avenue
Fourth
Marsh Street
J. D. Cecil
Fifth
Walnut Streets
E. T. Lamb
Falls Avenue
Duryea
Manhard
Nels Sorenson
Washington and
Second Streets
Franklin
Pranklin Street
Oak Avenue
Utica Street
L. J. Hickelberg
Water Street
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Frank J. Davis
Davis Manufacturing Company
New Hampton
Davis
Fifth Street
Sycamore
Commercial Street
Waterloo Boat Club
South
Washington
Brown
Second and
Cedar Streets
Crystal Ice & Fuel Go
L. E. Roberts
Fire Station No. 1
Fletcher Paving
Black Hawk Construction Company
Fletcher Avenue
Fourth Street
Sunset Road
Ben Hur Tribe Announces Annual Picnic at Casebeer Heights
The Melchair court No. 8 Tribe of Ben Hur invites members to Sunday’s picnic at Casebeer Heights with I. H. McCarty announcing. The court provides ice cream lemonade coffee cream and sugar. members should bring baskets. Invitations mailed to Cedar Rapids Floyd Charles City Dike and Mason City. Races and games for all ages planned starting at noon.
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Melchair Court No
Tribe of
Ben Hur
Gasebeer Heights
I. H. McCarty
Cedar Rapids
Floyd
Charles City
Dike
Mason City
WHBM Broadcast Plans Three Daily Programs This Week
WHBM Wonder Coal Radio announces three daily programs this week from Hotel Russell Lamson. Miscellaneous request numbers will be presented from 3 to 5 p m. Logan Avenue Coal Company hours feature the Logan Avenue quartet and a stringed orchestra directed by Cortland Hussey from 8 to 10 p m. Specialty numbers will be given from 12 to 1 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHBM
Wonder Coal
Russell-Lamson
Logan Avenue Coal Company
Logan Avenue
Cortland Hussey
Manchester Woman of 85 Honored at Birthday Party
In Manchester Iowa on North Franklin Street Mrs Josephine Mallice celebrated her eighty fifth birthday with a surprise party hosted by friends and neighbors at her home Saturday. The event marked the community gathering in her honor with attendees from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Josephine Mal Uce
North Franklin Street
Slayer Gets Eight Years For Manslaughter
Sioux City June 12 Mrs Nellie Wirlch was sentenced to eight years in the women’s reformatory at Rockwell City for shooting and killing her husband on April 30 after a quarrel. She pleaded guilty to manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
P Jm
Rockwell City
Nellie Wirlch
81 Pupils Enrolled in Free Methodist Daily Bible School
Eighty one students attended the Free Methodist Daily Bible School held yesterday at Free Methodist Church. General superintendent Mrs Ina Eweld directed the program with assistants Miss Cleo Hepner Mrs Emma Nef Mrs Laura White Hide Miss Lois Collins and Miss Ena Haldiman aiding in supervision and instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Daily Bible School
Ina Eweld
Cleo Hepner
Emma Nef
Laura White- Hide
Lois Collins
Mise Ena Haldiman
World Countries Listed In The Sequence
A sequence lists nations by number: 1 Canada 2 Ireland 3 Cuba 4 India 5 France 6 Egypt 7 China 8 Chile 9 Bolivia 10 Mexico 11 Persia 12 Argentina 13 Spain 14 Italy 15 Greece 16 Norway.
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Canada
Ireland
Cuba
India
France
Egypt
China
Chile
Bolivia
Mexico
Persia
Argentina
Spain
Italy
Greece
Norway
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Miss Harshbarger
Mr. Fields
Onawa, la
Inabela
Cat
Ransier Plang
Black’searoom
Frank Walton
Tris Club
Frank Esher
L. E
F. Hall
Pride of the
W.a.b.graham
Bernice Crowell
A. R. Green
Waterloo Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Wilard Hall
George Woodall
St. Paul’s M. EB. Church
Matoeth Bell 1
George Timm
Cascheer
Tracy Pitten
Alice McElhinney
Iess
Pioneer National Bank
Bellis
Annot Decker
HA. E. Hinze
F. J. Bussey
Max Noah
FP. E. Friend
Presbyterian Hospital
Westminster Presbyterian Church
H. H. Coughlan
H. L. Tucker
S. G. Stevenson
Church News
Lutheran Missionary Society
Henry Mueller
Faith Circle
First Evangeliial Church
L. L. Stout
Castle Hill
Ladies’ Social Pnion
the Universalist Church
General Aid Society of
Central Christian Church
C. L. Enode
Woman's Missionary Society of
Caliary
A. C. Gu Wnen
Ad Inc
Omar
Leo Juergens
Esther M. Smith
Roy Kramer
Woman's Club
Merle Wratislaw
India Pickett
Margaret Weishaar
Marion Longley
Janet Knox
Helen Swisher
Rosalie , Jackson
Mary
Sunnyside Country Club
Rou
Joseph Cowan
Cedar Falls
H. Morgan
J. A. Foote
Agatha Branniger
George McGuire
L. J. Rippe
B. TP. W
Rosa _&. Cunningham
Iowa Federation of Bust and Professional Women's Clubs
George 5B
Res
Worthen
W. ER. Womans Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Alumnae Association
Byrnes Park
W. W. Blasier
Jesup, Ta
Grant Highway
St. Francis, Hospital
Waserleo
Barclay
New Barclay Cemetery Association
CG. E. Hood
Old Barclay Cemetery Association
Barclay Township
Mable Ross
Buchanan
Frank Knipp
First Street West
Bridge
Afese
Paris
Cyber
Council
Tims
Franklin Street
BEN Hur- Tribe
Casebeer Heights
Pocahontas
West Virginia
Mardik
Gauers
United States
Sauer’s
C.f.sauer Co
Richmond, VA
H. L. Stevens Co
Sweet Shop
Tangney-McGinn Hotels Co
E. 9Th St
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