Ruth Stoner Plans June 30 Wedding to Waldo Galvin
Miss Ruth Stoner announced her marriage to Waldo Galvin for Saturday, June 30, at her home party last evening. The event featured outdoor decor with lanterns and maiden hair ferns, 28 guests at seven tables, and news of the date hidden under vases. Miss Stoner, daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Stoner of Oak Avenue, attended East High and works at Culler Hardware. Galvin, formerly of Pairbank, is a bookkeeper at Rath's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stoner
Waldo Galvin
Prieda Skrueger
Edith Elliott
Miss Stoner
W. E. Stoner
Oak Avenue
East High School
Culler Hardware Company
Galvin
Pairbank
Rath's
Waterloo D A R names committees at picnic
Daughters of the American Revolution Waterloo chapter held a flag day picnic at Dr. and Mrs. E L Rohlf home. Fifty members and three guests attended. New regent Mrs. Ben Hesser announced committees for the coming year including Program Music Americanism Social Fires and Flowers Perverte Education Publicity Ways and Moralis Conservation and Thrift and City Federation. Extracts from the D A R Magazine were read by Mrs. Hesser and Miss Nellie Blouis reported on the Continental Congress at Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
E. L. Rohlf
Wro
Anna W. Becker
Ben Hesser
Regent
A. E. Rumsey
W. W. Beal
I. L. Perris
F. J. Miler
Ae Lane
G. 3. Millard
Mrx
H. Maulsen
Eliza
Beth
Dew Weald
Grace Allemerez
E Atlanes
G. Il Parker
A. F. Miller
Mes Nettie Blenis
Perverte
G. Lrifler
GW. DeWald
Ways and
Moralis
GW. Henke
Wo OR Walker
A. H. Cinlaway
C. W. Brauner
E Henry Groul
Gisorge Kennedy
L. Ronis
Becker
Martha Merrill
City Federation
Hesser
Jonny W. Geynac
Neltie Blouis
Washington, Bb. Cc
Dorothy Mueller to Be Married to Merrill Muzzey
Dorothy Mueller and Merrill Muzzey will wed at 8 am Saturday at the bride’s mother’s home in Cedar Falls. The bride, a former physical education staffer at the college, has been feted by friends including Mrs. J. A. Mueller and Mrs. C. L. Armstrong with gatherings in Waterloo and a luncheon at Black’s Tearoom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Mar_riage
Dorothy Mueller
Mervill
Mugzey
Waterloo
J. A. Mueller
College Street
J. EB. Armstrong
C. Ll. Armstrong
Waltcourt
Black's
Mildred Stuntz Honored at Kitchen Shower Party
In Hutson Iowa on June 14 Mrs A A Wilson and Ruth hosted a kitchen shower for Miss Mildred Stuntz a Waterloo teacher who will marry Sewell Britton Pillager Minnesota this month Yellow and white decorations set the tone Twenty five guests attended A two course luncheon followed. Mystic Workers venues plan a 2 30 p.m meeting tomorrow at Waterloo Tr O F hall Delegates to juvenile convention at Fulton Illinois will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Services
Hutson
A. A. Wilson
Ruth
United Brethren’ Choir
Mildred Stuntz
Waterloo
Sewell Britton
Mystic Workers—luvenues
Waterloo Tr
Club Notes and Luncheon Guests Report Local Meetings
Club notes describe FR OQ P club members meeting at Mrs David Merriman's home with favors of 50 9 cents and silk flags. Kum Chal A club luncheon at Mrs John Fry's home featured Miss Mudred Cline Carliste Ia as guest and readings by Mrs D A Afunson. They plan a July 12 picnic in Allison Ta and a day at Mrs E E B Brooks's home. Triple Four Bridge club had high scores for Mrs Kenneth Carey and others with Mrs Frank assisting. next meeting June 28 with Mrs Herbert Lawless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OQ. P
David Merriman
Charles Brown
Paul Bailey
Brown
John Fry
Mudred Cline
Carliste
R. W. Smith
Prank Fannon
D. A. Afunson
Clu
Allison
E. E B. Brooks
R. FF. Barta
Triple Four Bridge Club
Kenneth Carey
Geatee Weilein
Hans Frank
Frank
Fred DeMolt
Chicago
Carey
Sirs. Frank
I Mirs
Herbert Lawless
Ball Team Dinner Party Hosted by Mrs Firman
Mrs P S Firman hosted Waterloo ball team members and their wives at Du-Com-Inn Cedar Heights for a four course chicken dinner. Guests enjoyed ice cream blocks with Hawks design and dancing, piano, saxophone and cards. Attendees included Manager Dixon and players such as James Grant Duncan Grant Frank Lamanski Lawrence Gepson Leo Zientara Elmer Hornburg Claude Brancford Joseph Aceman Tibbe Setre William Stein ecke Tony Yuneer Joseph Precast and Jeht Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S. Firman
Du-Com-Inn
Cedar Heights
Waterloo
Hawks
Cletus Dixon
Helen Hughes
Jean Virginia Lawless
Norma Jean Grant
J. H. Price
Sac City
Dixon
Mike Price
Manager Dixon
James Grant
Duncan Grant
Frank Lamanski
Lawrence Gepson
Leo Zientara
Elmer Hornburg
Claude Brancford
Joseph Aceman
Tibbe Setre
William Steinecke
Tony Yuneer
Joseph Precast
Jeht Frost
West Orange Club Meeting and Wedding Event
West Orange club held a regular meeting with Mrs Will Kingaman. Twenty members attended and after a picnic dinner a program followed including readings by Ruth Virginia and Delores Pullen and songs by Garnett Peterson and Virginia Smith. The bride elect Thelma Reed was honored at a bridge party with gifts for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Orange Club
Church Circles Plan Picnics and Elect New Officers
Mrs Laven Wente hosted a First Lutheran Missionary society circle seven meeting with a plan for a July 11 picnic. Grace Methodist Episcopal church school schedules a Cedar River park picnic supper at 615 pm. Circle six of First Lutheran met with eight members and six guests to plan an ice cream sociable, and 23 new officers led a Baptist women’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church School
Cedar River Park
Woman's Society
First Baptist Church
J. J. Miller
George Pett
Nora Strayer
Anna Mishler
C. A. Gasser
A. J. Cornwell
Mines
A. H.adams
D. G. Bussier
Ada Colby
W. Roger Thompson
C. L. Rausch
W. F. Thompson
Wilma Fortsch
Dorothy Bondurant
Circle Six
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Bert Petrie
Hints in Beauty Care and Kent Por The Useful Egg
A fragmented beauty column advises egg masks for scalp cleansing and hair shine. It promotes rinsing after application, suggests lemon for a dry chin, and describes facial masks, bleaching cautions, and a turmeric style scalp treatment. The piece ends by offering a tonics formula via self addressed envelope.
Two Hostesses Give Rose Breakfast at Sunnyside Club
Rose breakfast at Sunnyside Country club for over 40 guests hosted by Mrs. R. W. Waller and Mrs. D. J. Walker featured out of town visitors Mrs. A. S. Johnson of Des Moines and Mrs. Julia Kranbuchl of Dysart. Elaborate rose-decked tables, then musical numbers by Mrs. Enderlein and daughter Olivia Enderlein with pianist, plus a later social gathering and card party updates from Waterloo events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
R. W. Waller
D. J. Walker
A.s Johnson
Des Moines
Julia Kranbuchl
Dysart
Mmes
Carl Bickley
Jatin Sweeney
Saner C Bell
Carleton Silas
George Lichty
Carl Davis
George B. Miller
J. W. Henderson
Jessie Wallace
A. E. Enderiein
John Prindle Scott
Frederick Cowen
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Amy Elise Horrocks
Rose
C. Whitney Coons
Olivia Enderlein
Gantallos
Chopin
Ehudel
Eighteen Speeders Pay $151 Into City Funds at Plainfield
A city campaign against speeding resulted in eighteen arrests from June 2 to June 14 with fees totaling 151 dollars turned into the Plainfield city treasury. Individual assessments ranged from 85 to 100 dollars, reflecting the effort to curb reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Cowrey Sprems
Cream of Asparagus Soup and Other Dishes
A fragment lists Cream of Asparagus Soup ingredients and steps including asparagus, butter, milk, flour, onion, salt, pepper, and cooking until smooth. Also mentions Omelet with Noodles, Bratted cheese option, and Preserved Pineapple with sugar. Contains several misspellings and garbled phrases but conveys cooking procedures and components.
Fourth Street Residents Fight Filling Stations
A petition circulated by C. E. Howard and J. B. Innes and other Fourth Street residents seeks to block filling stations in the Prospect Hills and Kingbard Hill districts. The move counters a prior council petition that sought zoning exemption for a station at Fourth and Marsh streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Hills
Kingbard Hill
Fourth Street
C. EB. Howard
Kingsley Avenue
J. B. Innes
Kingbard Avenue
Fourth and
Marsh Streets
Mrs Lindbergh Thanks Raab For Gift Of Vase
Mrs Evangeline L L Lindbergh of Detroit Michigan expresses sincere regret for delayed acknowledgment of the Rebecca water vase gifted by Willigam Raab of Utica Street. She thanks Raab and Colonel Lindbergh for his kind gesture and notes she has been unable to open much mail over the past year. The gifts feature small vases engraved with the Lord's Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Water
Evangeline L. L. Lindbergh
Netroit
Mich
Col
Chas. A. Lindbergh
Willigam Raab
Utica Street
Colonel Lindbergh
Raab
Woman Hurt in Auto Spill Reported Improving at Home
Mrs. W. G. Lamb of 416 Edwards Street, who suffered two broken ribs when a car struck loose gravel seven miles north of Marshalltown and ditched, was reported improving at her home. Mrs. Ike Johnson of Des Moines, with a broken arm, is also improving there. Two children in the car were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Lamb
Edwards Street
Mar Shalltown
Ike Johnson
Des Moines
City in Brief looks at local events and notices
Local notices report medical updates on Clarence Brown and Anna Speicher, travel plans for Mrs. Clemens and family, and professional moves of E F P Kistner and Mid-Continent Petroleum staff. Motor vehicle records, circus announcements for Waterlas, and preacher Carl Ler Kenagy’s duties are noted along with residents’ travel to Evanston and Colorado.
Two Courier Extras Prompt Exclusive on Hoover Nomination
The Courier printed two extra editions last night with Herbert Hoover's nomination as Republican candidate for president and the Kansas City convention night session leading to it. The first extra sold immediately on Waterloo streets, the second reached rural routes and trains with full totals and state roll call, the only Iowa outlet to publish that information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Herbert Hoover
Kansas City
Waterloo
Iowa
T Hat
Lasche Retains Prep Golf Title with Win Today
Ralph Lasche of St. Marys High wins the Black Hawk county interscholastic golf title at Sunnyside Country Club for the third straight year. He defeats Leonard Katkoski, also of St. Marys High, 3 up with one to play after carding 78. Katkoski shot 33 on a practice day. Lasche, who graduated last week, was low qualifier, and this was his last county chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lasche
St. Mary's High
Black Hawk
Sunnyside
Attendance Grows at Free Methodist Vacation Bible School
The Free Methodist church vacation Bible school is expanding from 81 attendees to 104 yesterday. Two new teachers, Mrs Ray Williams and Miss Vernal Boshak, join the staff as the program offers 10 lessons on Bible characters and hymns, with chapel talks by Dr H A Boysen Phil Hanna and Will Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Free Methodist Church
Ray
Williams
Vernal Boshak
H. A. Boysen
Phil
Hanna
Will Lane
Booze Squad Raids Town City Lodges
June 15 four federal prohibition agents under Roy Muhs of Davenport raided seven local lodges in Town City, Ta, in a crackdown on illegal liquor activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
Roy Muhs
Davenport
Legion Auxiliary Delights Vets at Inde Hospital
The Ameri can Legion auxiliary visited 31 World War veterans at Inde Pendence hospital to distribute smokes candy cake and ice cream. The welfare committee reported May 12 to June 14 that six personal calls were made by chairwoman Mrs W B Silver and members Mrs Thomas McCarthy Mrs W H Wilson and Mrs Floyd Kennedy. They provided groceries worn clothing one month rent and birthday greetings with checks. On May 28 the group joined other patriotic organizations to honor Waterloo's fallen soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IndePendence Hospital
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
W.B. Sliver
Mullan Avenue
M's
M's. Thomas McCarthy, $02 Broadway, Mrs. W. H. Wilson, and Mrs. Floyd Kennedy
Walnut Street
Waterloo
Missing girl found at Strand theater after five viewings
Marguerette Olds, 11, of 210 Monte Street, was located at the Strand theatre where Phyllis Haver stars in a Sapper murderess film. Police and parents had searched since Wednesday as she enjoyed the jazzy Chicago stagey, washing and starching life. She had with her a dollar given by her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marguerette Olds
Monte Street
Marguerette
Iast
Strand Theatre
Phyllis Haver
Courier pattern offers through fashion department scam warning
The notice urges readers to obtain the courier's up to date pattern of accompanying design by sending to the fashion department in Waterloo with five cents per pattern. It warns that patterns enable scams and promises orders filled quickly with delivery expected within ten days of sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Brain Test Answer Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists numbered answers including durations and numbers such as thirty-two dollars one hundred twenty four dollars one cent and seventeen feet. The readable items cite fifty six thirty two dollars four dollars and one cent five jours twenty seven and seventeen feet.
Local spots listed among receipts for today
Among items today appear the Eagles and Moose lodge rooms with several pool halls and restaurants also included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Moose
Arrests Include Local Figures In Unspecified Case
Among those arrested were Pete Karras restaurant owner H W Summer Al Devera and W Pooler in an unclear case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Karras
H. W. Summer
al Devera
W. ¥. Pooler
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Country Club
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal
Neighbors
K. of
Hall
Grace MM. FE. Churess
Mystic Workers
J. O. O. P. Hall
Merrill Muzzey
Brige-Elect
Thelma Reed
Myron Melendy
Kenasth Lynes
Bridge Favors
J. E. Reed
F. F. Lynes
Garrie Brivin
Dubuque
Albert Brockman
Henry Schotter
Leland Shoaf
Wallace McMillan
Harold Bender
Albert Bowen
Agnes Melendy
Church News
Sunnyside Club
And
St. John's School Hall
John Brennan
Wesley Moellenger
Gerald Duffy
Frankarth
Frank Connors
W. E. Shick
J. F. Wagner
Kelly
Morris Plan Bank
Black
Josephine Kelly
Ben McDonald
Walther Penne
Dawson
Catherine Lemper
Java
Buchanan's
F. F
Farnsworth
Long Beach
Cal
Co. H. Bingham
Lime Street
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Logan Avenue
Tinois
Central Tracks
Clarence J. Brown
Bratnober Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Anna Speicher
Third Avenue
E. F P. Kistner
Third Street West
Iowa Funeral Directors’ Association
C. R. Clemens and Sons
James
Robert
Broadway
Salt Lake City
Utah
Gretchen Junge
Leland Avenue
Colorado
University of Colorado
Bolder
Manly
W. F. Jeffrey
C. F. Altstadt
Charlotte
Alta Vista Avenue
Evanston
Northwestern University
Altstadt
Tral Ma
J.T. Metter
Cedar
West Coast
Detther
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Wiliam Dew
Eldora
Nicholas Driling
Allen Memorial Hospital
Nichola
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey
Waterlas
Charles C. MacKay
Carl Ler Kenagy
Flist Baptis Church
Immanuel Baptist Church
Detroit
Northern Baptist Convention
Immanuel
Krnagy
Piaupit
Pontiac
Mya
Kenney
Spin
Carl
Hannibal
Ape
Paris
Patou
Hoover News
Lasche
Win
Methodist
Ethel E. Brinkman Feacher
Hall-Ekfelt Co
Enna. Jettick
Book OF Fashions
Er Eee
Fannie May
the Submarine Sweet Shop
AME Sales Diamonds Buy
Bluebird
Fessler & Co. Jewelers
I. C
Districu
Heinz
Spachetti
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