Wedding plans announced by Mrs Miller for Miss Ethel L Miller
Mrs L B Miller of 1207 Mulberry hosts a party revealing the engagement of her daughter Miss Ethel L Miller to J Wesley Fleming of Milwaukee Wisconsin. Out of town guests include Mrs Sidney Parrott Sask Miss Helen Fleming La Porte City and Miss Maxine Brown Oelwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Miller
Mulberry Street
Ethel L. Miller
J. Wesley Fleming
Milwaukee
Wis
Sidney Parrott
Sask
Helen Fleming
la Porte City
Maxine S5rown
Oelwein
Mmes
Thomas Raymond Niven
George Shaw
Muligs Jurgenson
W. H. Fay
Bernice Gindl
Mar¢nee Wilks
Aloysia Dailey
Janetta Stolte
Jeanette Holbrook
Lucille McCullken
Janes McKenzie
Elsie Montgomery
Margaret Hunt
Mrs.Fay
Miss Brown
Miss McKenzie
Miss Dailey
Miss Stolte
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Fleming
Samuel Flem~ing
Gallum Company
Double Wedding At Klinger Church In Waterloo
Two couples will wed in a double ceremony at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Klinger. Vera Christiansen and Ernest Schweer of Waterloo join Hilda Schweer and Edwin Meier of Klinger as attendants Mr Walter Yorkey and Mrs Yorkey of Waterloo. After the ceremony a reception at the Schweer home will follow. The Schweers will reside at 219 Clay Street Waterloo and Meier will live in Klinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ats
M. Tomerroy
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Klinger. In
Vera ‘Christiansen
Ernest Schweer
Waterloo
Hilda ‘Sehweer
Orchid George
al Ghower
Marbeth Bellis Honored At Kitchen Shower In Janesville
Miss Marbeth Bellis, bridal hopeful with George Timm, was guest of honor at a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. B. Speicher. The event featured bridge, a two course luncheon, orchid and yellow decor, and gifts arrayed along a streamer path. Attendees included Mrs. A. A. Bellis and Mrs. S. L. Bellis plus several friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A. Bellis
S.L. Bellis
Frank Beener
Orville Trudo
Mae Galvin
Helen Pfeffer
Laila Shauger
W C T U Holds Group Discussion in Waterloo
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held a house party and sessions at Willard hall with members from seven Black Hawk county unions. The program featured talks by Rev. Marion Flint and Rev. George Woodall, musical numbers, and a demonstration by the Loyal Temperance Legion while urging firm adherence to the Volstead act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
A. C. Dillon
Cedar Falls
Flynt
Rose Wilde
J. Arthur Young
First Methodist Church
Nellie McConnell
Dillon
Minnie Crippen
Mary Jane Philpot
Loyal Temperance Legion
Mrs Frank Gaige Honored At Company Picnic
Mrs Aletha Saunders Gaige, newly married to Mr Frank Gaige, was honored at a James Black company party on the second floor. The couple plan to move to California after spending part of the month in Fort Wayne. The bride received a gilt at the event and is an art instructor at Black's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Black Company
Robert Bickenbach
Frank Gaige
Aletha Saunders
Black's
Gaige
Chicago
James Saunders
Lincoln Street
Huntington
Ind
Federal Art School
Minneapolis
Jurlia Gaige
Los Angeles
Cal
Fort Wayne
Ohio State University
Pennsylvania Railroad
California
Gill
Mildred Barlow and Oma Glessner Wed Near Nashua
Mildred Barlow daughter of Mrs. Sarah Barlow 127 Gable street wed Oma Glessner son of Mr. and Mrs. O M Glessner at the Little Brown Church near Nashua. Rev H J Paust read the service before 27 guests. The bride wore blue georgette with matching hat and carried roses. Bridesmaid Miss Pearl Folz wore blue georgette. best man was Howard Dunlap. Miss Kathryn Kelly sang and Mrs Walter Scheppele performed. The couple both work at local plants. A separate notice says St Johns Sewing Circle will host a bridge and 500 party tomorrow at 2:30 pm with Mrs Peter Basten dorf chairing cards and Mrs Jacob Farkas refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Barlow
Sarah Barlow
Gable Street
Little Brown
Vale
Nashua
Ome Glessner
O. M. Glessner
H. J.paust
Calvary Evangelical Church
Pearl ,Folz
Howard Dunlap
Kathryn Kelly
Wagner
Bond
Walter Scheppele
DeKoven
Powers
Glessner
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
St. John’s
Peter Bastendorf
Jacob Farkas
Dinner by Brethren Church Women Features Monthly Tables
One hundred fifty women gathered at First Brethren Church for an elaborate birthday dinner. The event, run by the Woman's Missionary Society program committee, showcased twelve tables themed by month with centerpieces and hostesses. Walter Brubaker and Elisabeth MacCartney provided musical entertainment, and Rev. Edwin Boardman attended as guest of honor while Mrs. Klingamann served as toastmistress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fist Brethren Church
Woman's Missionary Society
C. E. Klingaman
C. J.mason
Herbert Jordan
J. ¥. Diels
Snow
O. RB
Brundage
J. F. Lichig
Grant Miller
Charles Trainor Ald
Bert Brubaker
Edward Boardman
Maud Pollard
Sadley Washburn
Julia Milter
Wild Powers
Frank Wisner
Maud Hady
Alice Margaret Shirer
Wilma Smith
C. T. Mason
Outings Planned by Scout Mothers
Plans for two family outings were announced at the Mothers auxiliary to Boy Scouts final meeting. One event will be on July 1 and the other on July 29 at the Young Women's Christian association building. All city Scouts and families are invited. The first outing features the dedication of the Scout swimming pool and the second features the Harold Clayton memorial dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman's Christian Association
Harold Clayton
Donald Penly
Robert Brunner
Ross Randall
Craig Mosier
Archie Shannon
Robert Howe
Wedding date noted by Happy Hour Club
Happy Hour Needlework club members closed the year with a picnic luncheon at the home of Mrs. W. F. Mack in Sans Souci. They marked the forty sixth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Mack with a large bouquet of gladioli peonies and other flowers, including a tall basket of red roses sent by Mr. Mack to honor the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour
W. F. Mack
Sans Souci
Mrs. Mack
Reception at Calvary Evangelical Church Honors New Pastor
Calvary Evangelical church will host a 7 30 p m reception today honoring Rev J L McClelland the new pastor Mrs McClelland and their son Tom An entertainment including music is planned There will be a playset Mrs Jenkins Brilliant idea Society will serve refreshments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Evangelical Church
J. L. WcClelland
W. O. W. Juveniles Host Birthday Party
Woodmen of the World circle juveniles and friends entertained by supervisor Mrs. E H White at her home to honor Elaine Stafford. About 20 children attended with games music and a picnic luncheon served by several hosts. A follow up picnic is planned at Electric Park next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woodmen of the World Circle
E. H. White
Elaine Stafford
Henry Stafford
M. P. Shea
Clyde Whited
Electric Park
Intermediates Organize League at Trinity Lutheran Church
Trinity American Lutheran church formed an intermediate Luther League with officers Raymond Borsheim president Loren Nus vice president Chisvel Guth secretary and Evelyn Hanson treasurer. Seventeen youths attended as monthly meetings and a Sunday devotional were planned. Chautauqua study on China continued, noting ancient limits and shifts between north and south China and early overseas students. W CTU Cedar Heights Women’s Christian Temperance Union meets 2:30 p.m. tomorrow led by Mrs. George Wilson with assistance from Mrs. Frank Littrell for Flag Day programming. Temple Rebekah Lodge No 54 to hold a thimblebee in Black Hawk auditorium with Mrs. Charles Brietske as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Luther League
Raymond Borshein
Loren Nus
Chisvel Guth
Evelyn Hanson
W. Ctu
Cedar Heights Womans Christian Temperance Union
George Wilson
Frank Littrell
Repeal Debates at Iowa Labor Federation Meet
The Iowa Federation of Labor convened its 36th annual session as morning proceedings moved toward deciding whether next year’s convention city would be Iowa City or Sioux City. A primary trimmed the field by eliminating Marshall wen and Burlington. A resolution urging the US Senate to repeal Prohibition was introduced by G. C. Banks and L. L. Powers of Des Moines. Speakers included Marian Burns, Thomas Clohessy, and Fred W. Baer. A memorial service was scheduled for 3:30 p.m. honoring deceased members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Sioux City
Marshallwen
Burlington
United States Senate
Iowa Federation of Labor
Fourth Street East
G. C. Banks
Des Moines
Typographical Union
Committee On Resolu
Marian Burns
Kansas City
Missouri Federation of Labor
Thomas Clohessy
Chicago, International
Switchmen’s Union
Fred W. Baer
St. Louis
Fire Fighters’ Association
Legion Friendship
Berry F. Holden
Albia
The
American Legion
James Shanessy
Indianapolis
Ind
Journeymen
Barber's Union
Holden
Legion
Shanessy
American Labor Movement
J. H. Strief
State Board of Control
Town State Federation of Labor
Harry H. Scheck
Chicago Trades Union Label League
Joseph Byrnes
Joliet
Town State Federation
Pressmen’s Union of North America
Scheck
Verne Marshall
Gazette Republican
Cedar Rapids
Victor Olander
Thellinoise Federation of Labor and International
Seamen's Union of North America
A. L. Urick
Iowa
Smorrow
Waterloo News Briefs On Residents Visitors And Crimes
Local notes report Dr. Ackley in Connecticut and Dr. Nelson returning from Chicago. Postmaster Eggert attended the Republican convention in Kansas City. Several doctors and families travel for vacations and visits from Evanston to Waterloo. A Kiwanis trip to Seattle takes Dr. Scott away for three weeks while others visit Chapel Hill and Ohio. Two stolen cars were recovered, and student Kenneth Greene returns to Ames for civil engineering studies. A Holy Association meeting and a church entertainment close the day’s items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Nelson
Chicago
H. S. Conover
Evanston
J. & Bodholdt
Logan Avenue
Ray C. Eggert
Kansas City
Cecil Bickley
New York City
Katherine
William L. Tiller
Durham
N. C
Tiller
Ray Tiller
Oak Avenue
Callie Wieder
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
J. Buckley
Wellington Street
Waterloo
Dubuque
Young sisters robbed at Union Depot in St Louis
Two young men robbed 13 year old Niel Colby and 9 year old Francis Colby of $5 while standing on the Union Depot platform about 3:30 pm. One suspect short, the other of medium height, the latter wearing overalls jacket and cap. Police describe them as youths waiting to change trains. Miss Gertrude Haynes, daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Haynes of 305 Denver Street, sails June 22 for Europe on a Lorado Taft tour with side trip to Italy and returns in September. She recently graduated from the University of Iowa in 1928 after attending Drake University and earlier Gates College and West High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niel Colby
Francis Colby
St. Louis
Union Depot
Feds
Gertrude Haynes
Walter Haynes
Denver Street
Europe
Lorado Taft
Italy
Waterloo
Long Island
N. Y
Miss Haynes
University of Iowa
Drake University
Des Moines
Gates College
West High School
Iowa S O U V Camp Guests Hear Cedar Rapids Encampment News
Roy Gifford and Harvey Zoller spoke at the Waterloo camp and auxiliary in Memorial hall. Mrs Elva Wannemaker led the auxiliary as president. Plans were made for a flag street sale to aid relief and patriotic work of the S V V auxiliary. An all day meeting at Mrs D F Merriman’s home was scheduled for June 20 and a department officers reception set for June 30 at Memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Gifford
Newton
Sons of Union Veterans
Waterloo
Memorial Hall
Cedar Rapids
Gifford
Harvey Zoller
Elva Wannemaker
D. F. Merriman
Argyle Street
West Waterloo Farm Bureau Postpones Meeting to June 22
West Waterloo Farm Bureau has postponed its Friday meeting to Friday June 22 at 8 p.m. on L. J. Dutwald's lawn with a special program and ice cream and cake to be served. Oil salesmen from Standard Oil totaling about 50 attended an all day meeting at Hotel Russell-Lamson led by E. Hansen of Mason City and W. H. McAllister, sales manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Waterloo Farm Bureau
West
Waterloo Farm Bureau
L. J. Dutwald
Standard Oil Company
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
E. Hansen
W. H. McAllister
Mason City
Understanding Basic Definitions For A Brain Teaser
The list defines simple terms such as movement of animals a raid as sudden and temporary a rite as a form or ceremony a discovery existing prior to being found a prosecution requires legal action to contrast highlighting differences a zebra as striped and wild a debate as formal discussion a heavy versus large distinction murder as intentional unlawful homicide death only to living things and hurried meaning the time needed to complete a task.
Music Graduate Receives Dual Diploma at Saint Katharine's
Miss Humphreys, daughter of Mrs D. and Ramage of 261 Alta Vista Ave Davenport Ind, graduates this week from Saint Katharine's school. She is the only class member earning diplomas in both music and the regular course. Her organ and piano instructors are Boston Conservatory graduates with additional study from Augustana College. She has directed organ services for the college this year. A musicale at the school featured her recital, and she has not decided on fall plans, weighing further study in Chicago against several offered positions. She was an honor student throughout the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Katharine’s School
Davenport
D. &. Ramage
Alta Vista Avenue
Humphreys
Boston Conservatory of Music
Augustana College
Saint Katharine'’s
Chicago
Duchess Potatoes and Floating Island Menu Card
A recipe segment describes browning chicken with butter and stock, adding parsley and green peas, then preparing Duchess Potatoes from riced potatoes with butter egg yolk and shaping, plus a Floating Island dessert of milk eggs sugar vanilla and strawberry jelly with a meringue topping and child friendly appeal.
Hints In Beauty Care Long Hair
A reader asks if long hair fashion is returning and how to manage growing it. Advice covers brushing routines, scalp massages, tonics, and styling tips inspired by period beauty columns. Mild critiques of extreme regimens accompany practical suggestions for gradual growth and healthier hair.
Church Group Activities Reported for Tomorrow Across Local Societies
Church notes show West Lutheran Asaiona Society hosting an event, East Fork Presbyterian Ladies Aid meeting at 23h at Mrs. Henry Steffans home, and Woman's Society of First Baptist planning tomorrow afternoon at the cinema. Rev J A Laurie of Cedar Righs Community Church to report on the Tulsa Presbyterian assembly at the midweek service at Furst Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverne Wente
West Lutheran Asaiona Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
East Fork Presbyterian Church
Th. Tomorow
Henry Steffans
Woman's Society of First Baptist Church
J. A. Laurie
Cedar Reights Community Church
Presbyterian General Assembly
Tulsa
Okla
Furst Presbytreva
Club Notes Mro down Fry With Hostess at 12 40
Kum-Chat-Awhule club has 19 members meeting tomorrow at 12 40 o clock with Mro down Fry and the hostess handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kum-Chat-Awhule
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Ethel. L. Miller
Wesley Fleming
Tzank Wallon League
Ance
O. BE
Matt Parrott
B. Club
David Merriman
Charles Hersh
W. PF
Stoke
la Lometa Club
Ray Lewis
Blue Triangle Seague
Klinger Church
Marbeth Bellis
Kitchen Shower
Nellie Shanmen
Guld Leaf Camp
C. Hall
Janesville
Ray Scribner
Saunders
Oma Glessner
Brethren Church
Paris
Champcommunal
Happy Hour Club
W. O
Hadassah
Aaron Kaplan
Hadassah Society
Leo Gradinger
Sam Lipkin
Myn Wartey
Hadassah Buds
Alphonse Kane
David Tvenjes
T Oelock
E. L. Rohlf
China
Chautauqua Club
Yellow River
Yangtze
Indian Ocean
Lesan
Senate
Buchannan
Popaw
W. H. Ackley
Cbetex
Win
D. Smith
Walker
Minn
Elizabeth Kelly
Third Street
Center Point
Minnie Ward
D. W. Sperry
Detroit
Hich
Scranton
Mllinois
E. R. Moore
Third Avenue West
Ralph Crowl
Jane
Frank
Madison
Ohio
Pennsylvania
L. B. Scott
Rosebud Avenue
Kiwanis
Seattle
Wash
Scott
W. L. Hanson
Iowa State Veterinarian’s Department
Consolidated Holiness Association
Black Hawk
Buchanan Counties
Salvation Army Hall
Ella Spann
Baum-McDonald Auto Company
Lafayette Street
Frank Knapp
First West
Walter J. Sipe
Second
Commercial
Williamy Kenneth Greene
W. M. Greene
Fourth Street
Iowa State College
Ames
Greene
Waterloo West High School
Town State College
Gary
American Bridge Company
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth
S. O. U. V. Camp
Mary E. Humphreys
CMD
Ethel E. Brinkman
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Tyme
Dolores
Church News
Ted
Peko
U.S
Good Housekeeping Institute
United States Rubber Company
Eixo
Adams Taper & Specialties CO
Bléy
Rudolph Ganz
Iowa State Teachers College
Schuneman’s Drug Store
Lattle
Weeteseneas City and State
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