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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1928

Page

2

Miss Ruth Marie Dunn Wed to Frank Ralph in Cherokee

Miss Ruth Marie Dunn formerly with J. C. Penney at Cherokee married Frank Ralph formerly with Panor Shoe in Waterloo in Immaculate Conception church Cherokee Rev Fr Smith officiated. The couple to reside in Mason City after a wedding trip to St Paul and Minneapolis with a early home planned.

Ruth Marie Dunn J. C. Penney Company Owas Frank Ralph Panorastore Waterloo M. F. Dunn Agram Anna Ralph New Hampton Immaculate Conception Church Cherokee Fr. Smith Parfish Harald Timmins Iain Lamont Alice Timmins Ryore Timmins Leo McGarvey Tors Elizabeth Kohn Elsie Bauer Florence Johnson Frances McSweeney Ralph St. Paul Minneaytalis Mason City Cherokee Chamber of Commerce Ater W. G. Penney Company New Hampton High School Dubuque College Panor Shoe Company Gertrude Ralph John Ralph Leo. McGarvey D. Tierney Leeds Dave Norris Kingsley Mia Willam Hogan Harry Wardrow Watertoo

Marbeth Bellis Weds George Timm at Little Brown Church

Miss Marbeth Bellis daughter of Mrs S L Helis of 437 Cottage street married George Timm son of Mr and Mrs G S Timm of Centuria Wis at the Little Brown Church in the Vale Nashua Rev William B P McCormick officiated in the pres ence of relatives and friends. The couple plans a two week Chicago honeymoon and will live at Lichty Apartments upon return. Both are prominent in local musical circles with ties to Riviera theatre orchestra and Trinity American Lutheran church.

Marbeth Bellis S. L. Helis Cottage Street Little Brown Vale Nashua George Timm G. S. Timm Centuria Wis William BP. McCormick Westminster Presbyterian Church Miss Bellis Victor ZellHoefer Bond Cadman Albert Scholin Miss Bells Timm Wagner Mendelssohn Oride George Orville

Linen Shower Honors Rose Rotman Ahead of September Wedding

A bridge party at Miss Rose Rotman’s home celebrated her forthcoming marriage to Harry Cohn of Cedar Rapids with Miss Rotman receiving linen gifts. Guests included Mrs. Rotman, Mrs. Feldman, and many others, while favors went to Mrs. Fish and Miss Kaplen. Separately, a birthday surprise for Maxwell and Marguerite Wood featured twelve friends, with Naomi Miller and Edith Morse among out of town guests and refreshments served.

Marlon Ann Feldman Rose Rotman Harry Cohn Cedar Rapids Max Rotman Miss Rotman David Feldman Herman Kaplan Louis Schultz Morris Cohn Julius Schultz Mothia Fish Bess Unger Faye Zimring Lee Geldie Rubin Gilda Kaplan Eva Green Maxwell Marguerite Wood Naomi Miller Preston Edith Morse Wyoming H. G. Wood J. C Wood

Club Notes Pride of the West Circle Meeting

The Pride of the West circle met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mary Blank with twenty one members present. Favors in games and contests went to Mrs. Mary Mona, Mrs. S. D. Clark and Mrs. Helen Miller. special guests included Mrs. Caroline Rowe, Troy Mills, Tennessee, Mrs. Simon Campbell of Jesup, Iowa, and Mrs. Way Laird. Refreshments were served.

Pride of the West Circle Mary Blank Mary Mona S. D. Clark Helen Miller Caroline Rowe Troy Mills Simon Campbell Jesup Way Laird

Portrait of Early W. C. T. U. Leader Is Received Here

The Waterloo Woman s Christian Temperance Union receives a portrait of Mrs Sallé Ferris Los Angeles early president. The portrait will hang in Willard hall and she was active during saloon closures. Seven unions attended the hose party as they heard Kansas City convention broadcasts and welcomed White Ribbon recruits Edward and Annabelle Faust.

Sallé Ferris Los Angeles Waterloo Woman's Christian Temperance Union Willard Hall Ferris Nown Kansas City Edward Annabelle Faust Mary Jane Philpot Grace Trego Williams Independence J. W. St. John A. N

Gertrude Haynes Heads to Europe for Study and Travel

Miss Gertrude Haynes daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Haynes 305 Denver street earned a 3 A degree in graphic and plastic arts and philosophy at the University of Iowa this June She leaves for New York City en route to Europe to join lectures at Oxford University and study in France Germany and Italy She plans further study at the University of Sorbonne Paris this fall Also she will visit Prof A Brown at Cold Spring Harbor Long Island before a luncheon by the Travelers Protective Association auxiliary at Mrs H E White s home tomorrow.

Gertrude Haynes Walter Haynes Denver Street University of Iowa New York City Europe Haynes F. GS. Schiller Oxford University England France Germany Italy Lorado Taft Chicago University of Sorbonne Paris S&s. Lapland

Church Notices and Meetings Reported at Local Parishes

Twenty four Majel mund members attended a First Presbyterian church meeting in the church parlors with guests Mrs Otto Thiltgen of Los Angeles and Mrs Atley Lane. Fellowship class at First Methodist will hold its annual picnic at 6 30 p m tomorrow in Byrnes park Otterbein guild of Graves Memorial United Brethren met with seventeen members present and heard state conversion reports from Miss Clarice Kendall and Miss Anna Pary. Ladies Industrial Society of union Congregational will meet tomorrow afternoon in church parlors with hosts Mrs James Thompson and Mrs James Bowen. Senior Christian Endeavor at Graves Memorial United Brethren will hold a supper and installation of officers tomorrow evening at Casebeer Heights at the cottage of Mr and Mrs Tracy Pitzen. Circle four of First Lutheran Missionary met yesterday afternoon with nine members and planned a July picnic. Refreshments were served.

Majel Mund First Presbyterian Church Otto Thiltgen Los Angeles Atley Lane First Methodist Episcopal Church Byrnes Park Otterbein Guild of Graves Memoral United Brethren Church Dar Jeno Helen Whittle Clarice Kendall Anna Pary Ladies’ Industrial Society of Union Congregational Church James Thompson James Bowen Senior Christian Endeavor Society of Circle Four First Lutheran Missionary Society B. Pedersen E. S Waterloo Matt Parrott Electric Park Anna Lee Arthur Bellis Roy Metzger Leone Conty Cedar Rapids

Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Ke Turkish Bath Advice

A reader offers an extended, period style column on Turkish baths for slimming and skin care. It covers process steps from hot room to cold plunge, cautions about weight loss and nutrition, and mentions facial cleansing tips and cautions for general health.

Edna KE

Clemence Pupils Recital at YWCA Building Tonight

Clemence Muale studios present pupils in a 7 40 p m recital at the Y W C A. The program features vocal and instrumental solos and ensembles by named students such as Ruth Sparks Isabela Rust Dorothy Repzas Virginia Dittner Mildred Rosenboom and many others with accompanists Evelyn Edge Enelgard Steinberg and Matilde Jenkins.

Clemence Muale Rasten Little Shepherd Williama Bucky Williams Ruth Sparks Williams Alberta Thulstrup Spaulding Ces Yeunens -Bilbro Elia Miller Escee Wines Irene Bennett Ee Williams Thelma Hickman Willams Isabela Rust Jeroms Kaplan Virginia Dittner Margaret Ftepass Lly Whith Ralfe Dorothy Repzaste Wright Harnld Cowell Precht - Lian Rodama Evelyn Edge Rabollik Siana O App Ulling Dorothy Margaret Repass Hungerian Dani Poe Omr Siegel Easter Lilles Greenwald Virginia Jenkins Matilde Jenkins Flower Marie Dirks Teamen Kurt Mildred Rosenboom Dung Greenyard Edna Miller Enelgard Teinberg Gymsies Evelyn Edge Mountain Nole Kinkel Edna Miler Edeleard Steinberg Deamour Bilbro Matilda Lenkins Deen Tuth Sutherland Fieanor Brahim Curt Ve True Dale Arhickle Rohnert Padrat Matilda Jenktan Elimenreteh Edelgard Sirinberg Vocni Bolo Wanes Ceeee Aapey Fhiden Ran Bulherand Betty Anarks Madeline Duker mRovert Padget Dale Arbuckle John Thomson

Mary Alice Hannon Honored at Prenuptial Dinner

Miss Mary Alice Hannon, bride to be George Heath on June 20, was honored at a Black's tea room dinner hosted by Mrs Henry Bronsema Miss Pearle Huffman Miss Anna Murphy and Miss Merle Buchan Peonies and pink white tones set the scene Gifts and guests included Mrs George Thomas Vinton and Mina Alice Heath among others in attendance

Mary Alice Hannon George Heath Black Namaly Henry Bronsema Pearle Huffman Anna Murphy Merle Buchan Tequest Pitt George Thomas Vinton Nee Heath Pregg Wood Mina Alice Heath Mary Broke

Bremer Schools Superintendent Is Married Today

Grace Beebe of Waverly, Bremer County education leader, married Willem Poste of Copenhagen in St. John's Episcopal Church Cedar Rapids. The double ring ceremony was witnessed by family and friends, with a wedding dinner at Hotel Roosevelt and plans to reside at 102 East Downing Street in Waverly.

Courier Cedar Rapids Grace Beebe Waverly Bremer County St. John's Episcopal Church Willem Poste Copenhagen Denmark Cerex Company Delweth Edwards George P. Starr Albert’ Beebe Detroit Mich Mr. Beebe Hotel Roosevelt Paste Minnesota East Downing Street

Lillyan Smelser and R. H. Peek Wed in Chicago

Announcement of the marriage in Chicago on January sixth between Miss Lillyan Smelser and R. H. Peek. The ceremony followed a three course dinner in Black's tearoom with roses, tapers, and corsages. The couple plans to be at home in Denver after July first.

Chicago Lillyan Smelser G. H. Smelser Hammond Avenue R. H. Peek Theodore Peek Riehl Street Black C. A. Graver Montrose Colo Mia. W. D. Jones Esther Schmidt Pauline Horton Eva Meyfas Neva Meyer Wimy Fortsch Smelser Jones Peek West High School Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Fall Gales Business College Peck Long Beach Cal Denver

Mrs Mark Smith Hosts Bridge Party Tomorrow

Mrs. Mark C. Smith will preside at a bridge party tomorrow afternoon at her home in Clarksville Indiana. Out of town guests include Mrs. Harry Fields Mrs. Carl Berger and Mrs. Pat Roberts. Others at hospitality are Mines T M Buchanan G E Shoemaker G L Whitman A L Lommel W P Reusch J A Newhouse H H Strayer V I Griffin RL Nawaman K V Stevenson J Beaver and Lyle McDonald.

Mark C. Smith Harry Fields Carl Berger Pat Roberts Clarksville Mines T. M. Buchanan G. E. Shoemaker G. Lb. Whitman A. L. Lommel W. PF. Reusch J. A. Newhouse H. H. Strayer V. I

Card Party and Dance At Local Clubhouse

Women’s auxiliary to Izaak Walton League hosted a bridge and social afternoon with favors for Mrs. Fred Morgan and others at the Crown Point club. An evening dance featured Legion entertainment, guest guests from nearby towns, and a plan to attend the river carnival after.

Izaak Walton League Fred Morgan Fred Follette Leo Larsen Margaret Waldron F. L. Mead Crown Point Ind

Miss Vivian Wilson Hosts Dinner At Her Stout Home

Miss Vivian Wilson entertained Courier of offices friends last evening at a dinner party in Stout Iowa. Covers set for 12 with a cow of roses and rose motif place cards. Music and conversation followed the informal evening.

Vivian Wilson Courier Stout

Augustana Lutheran Synod Attacks Catholic Marriage Stand

The sixty-ninth annual Augustana Lutheran convention closed with a strong attack on the Catholic church for not recognizing Protestant marriages or civil unions. Resolutions condemn mixed marriages that require converting faith or raising children in a Catholic church and urge Protestant churches to join in the protest. Rockford Illinois was chosen for the 1929 convention with Rock Island slated for 1930. Waterloo shippers prepare briefs for the Western Trunk Line rate case as hearings extend after two years of inquiry.

Des Moines U.P Augustana Lutheran Synod Catholic Church Rockford Rock Island Oo. A. Hanson Chamber of Commerce Waterloo Chicago

City in Brief items note social and legal events

Buchanan’s advertises optical service and contact details. Eugene McManus plans a summer with friends at Walker Minnesota. M A Parker returns from Logansport Indiana after attending his sister’s funeral. CG R Stafford reports his car stolen on Sycamore Street. Lucia Hughes seeks divorce from George Hughes and custody of five children born 1902 Cedar Falls. Robert Henderson, state printing superintendent, visits Waterloo en route to Cedar Rapids Iowa City. former Waterloo Courier city editor in 1896 reconnects with friends.

Eugene McManus Second Street Walker Minn M. A. Parker Berich Avenue Logansport Ind George Welch CG. R. Stafford Whitter Avenue Sycamore Street Park Avenue Third J. W. Thompson Lucia Hughes George Hughes Cedar Falls Robert Henderson Des Moines Henderson Waterloo Cedar Rapids Iowa City The Courier

Salad Dressing and Tomato Sauce Tips from G D Things

The guide advises serving salad dressing separately to prevent wilted lettuce and offers several dressing ideas. It includes a tomato sauce recipe with butter flour salt paprika tomato puree and brown stock and suggests starting mayonnaise with olive oil then switching to a vegetable oil for the rest of the dressing.

Olive oil cost saving note from old article

A fragment discusses using less expensive olive oil and suggests that one quart of the purer oil will last longer, reducing overall cost by comparison with cheaper varieties. The text emphasizes efficiency in consumption.

Brain Test Answer Sequence Recited

A list presents paired clues and answers: Tender Has Teeth Minute Toes Oak Below He Drink Second Life Wrong.

Bathing Beauties Evade Sunburn With Dainty Cream

Create a sun protection cream from apiol glycerine and water in minutes. Rub it on face neck arms and shoulders for a satin surface that powder can cling to. The ad promotes protection between you and the sun with a dainty coating.

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