Becker Past Matrons Report Altruistic Work and Elections
Becker chapter Past Matrons club reported an active year of charitable service led by Mrs. G J Mack who celebrated her birthday with the group. The club provided food clothing to families and distributed 217 garments to others while installing new officers including Mrs A N Miller as president and Mrs C H Bunker as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
A. N. Miller
C. H. Bunker
Earl Stainbrook
Miss Lumry Honored At Walker Home Party
Former members of a Sabbath school class hosted a party for Catherine Lumry at Mrs. A L Walker home. Guests, including Miss Lumry, spent the evening hemming towels and enjoying refreshments as they celebrated Lumry's upcoming marriage to Harold Smith of Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weetminélar Presbyterian
A. L. Walker
Catherine Lumry
Harold Smith
Sioux City
Miss. Lumry
Social Affairs to Compliment Miss Fitzgeraldi
Miss Geraldine Witegerald will be guest of honor at several events this week as engagement to Max Miller gains notice. Luncheon at Black's tearoom Wednesday hosted by Miss Mildred Hunter and Miss Helen Gilbert. Thursday bridge party by Mrs Glen Miller. YWCA supper club plans and officer elections. Farewell picnic for Mrs Nora Phinney and daughter Mildred, with out of town guests. House warming for Mrs W A Borden after recent marriage with mock wedding entertainment. Daughters of Isabella annual outing at Byrnes park. Sunshine unit to meet for balloting and initiation at T O O F hall with social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Witegerald
Max Miller Ling
Mildred Hunter
Helen Gilbert
Black
Glen Miller
Y. W
W. C.A
Bik Run Park
Nora Phinney
Mildred
California
W. A. Borden
Esther Peek
Center Street
Ee Rehokaly Lodge
Sunshine Unit
Hall
Fourth Street West
Church Meetings and Luncheon Plans Across Local Societies
Daughters of Plymouth schedule noon meeting on Wednesday with Mrs. Harry Pines. Karsington of Grace Methodist Episcopal church to meet Wednesday with Mrs. F. L. Benedict for a 1 o'clock picnic luncheon. East Park Presbyterian missionary society to be entertained at Mrs. Walter Thomas's residence Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. J. F. Morris in charge and Mrs. James Leland leading the devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Plymouth
Harry Pines
Karsington
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
F. L. Benedict
East Park Presbyterian Missionary Society
Walter Thomas
J. F. Morris
James Leland
Club Notes and Local Meetings Planned
Woman's Rotary met in Black's tearoom to plan Waterloo Glves party activities. Forget-me-not club to meet with Mrs Leo Billings and Mrs H W Lawless Thursday for picnic luncheon and social afternoon. Wartburg league of the parish to meet at First Lutheran church this evening. Ladies' Aid society of United Presbyterian church to meet with Mrs Luella Cowles Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Rotary
Waterloo
Forget
Club
Leo Billings
H. W. Lawless
Wartburg League of the Parish
First Lutheran Church
Ladies' Aid Society of
United Presbyterian Church
Luella Cowles
Y W Committees on Rummage Sale Have Been Chosen
Y W committees appointed by Mrs W H Anoglas aim to raise part of a 3000 dollar building fund gift. Members solicit 10 donors each, with clothing furniture and household items welcome. gifts can be delivered to association rooms or picked up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. GC. A. Board of Directors
W. H. Anoglas
Marg
Ralph Hoxle
Irene Mythaler to Wed Wayne Richardson in Los Angeles
Announcement states Miss Irene Mythaler will marry Wayne A Richardson of Trona California on July 3 in Los Angeles. The news came last night during a gathering hosted by Mrs EB S Mythaler and Miss Blanche Mythaler with 15 young women, Japanese costumes and parasols used for the reveal. Rev and Mrs Wayne A Neal will host the ceremony at their Los Angeles residence. Mrs Neal is Mythaler’s sister. Richardson, formerly of this place, works with American Trona Company in Trona California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Mythaler
Los Angeles
Cal
Wayne A. Richardson
Tropa
Mythaler
Blanche Mythaler
Betty
Loraine Averill
Muthaler
Wayne A. Neal
Neal
Richardson
American Trona Company
Tronz
New Hampton Couple Married in Waterloo
Miss Marie Munson and Alvah Griffith wed at the residence of Mrs Henry Lingelbach in Waterloo. Rev F H Moehlmann officiated for a small gathering. The bride, a bank stenographer, and groom, cashier of Darrow Trust, plan to reside in New Hampton after a two week motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Munson
Alvah Griffith
Henry Lingelbach
F. H. Moehlmannn
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Tindigon
Lingerbach
Griffith
First National Bank
New Hampton
Griffth
Norman Griffith
Darrow Trust & Savings Bank
White Shrine Set Thursday Meeting at Cedar Falls
White Shrine of Jerusalem Bethany Shrine schedules a Thursday gathering at Masonite temple Cedar Falls with a banquet at 6 30 p m and initiation to follow Special guests Lulu Carrell and Lulu McKinnon will attend Becker chapter meets Wednesday at Mason Temple with readings and piano selections Refreshments will be provided by a hostess committee including Mrs Hunting ton and Miss Hamilton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonite Temple
Cedar Falls
Lulu B. Carrell
Supreme Worthy
Grand Rapids
Mich
Lulu MscKinnon
Supreme Cchaplain
Cedar Rapids
The Power of Waiting and Courage in Adversity
This piece reflects on patience as a virtue in hardship. It cites a singer facing six months of throat rest and a woman recovering after six months bedridden, showing how waiting builds character, resilience, and quiet strength. It urges calm, hopeful endurance and notes the growth gained through waiting.
Couple Wed Monday at Independence Reception
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Robert Mc Donald were married at Rev Roy L Smith s residence in Independence on Monday afternoon and held an informal reception last evening at 48 Danger Street, Water loo. Ruth May Vaughn, formerly of Minneapolis, moved to Water loo a year ago and works at Wonder Cash grocery. Kenneth McDonald, son of Mr and Mrs Frank McDonald of 522 Conger Street, works in the Black s grocery department. Mr and Mrs T N Miller attended and witnessed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Robert McDonald
Roy Leslie Smith
Independence
R. F. Bartz
Danger Street
McDonald
Ruth May Vaughn
Waterloo
Minneapolis
Minn
Wonder Cash Grocery
Waterloo D A V Endorses McCabe for National Commander
Waterloo D A V meeting in Memorial hall last evening endorsed J. McCabe as national commander candidate. Carl Heitz will represent Waterloo veterans at the Omaha convention, Mrs Ralph Denny to accompany the auxiliary, and Mrs J G King will participate in national deliberations. Others attending include Fred J Koch, Joe Wagner, Bernard and Mrs Harrington of Waterloo, and Walter J Koch from Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. McCabe
Jaws City
King Marson
Memorial Hall
Carl Heitz
Waterloo
Omaha
Ralph Denny
J. GO. King
D. A
Joe Wagner
Bernard Harrington
Walter J. Koch
Albany
Ask Mother's Release From Insane Hospital
A habeas corpus petition was filed in Sioux City seeking Freda Bergeron’s discharge from the state hospital for the insane at Cherokee. It claims she is not insane and notes the insanity commission refused to review her case after several months of confinement following her husband’s sudden death from alleged poison liquor. Neighbors say the mother is the only caregiver for her several small children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
Claracter
Sioux City
Freda Bergeron
State Hospital
Cherokee
Search Creek for Drowned Boy's Body
Cedar creek twelve miles southeast of Fairfield was being searched today for the body of Clarence Stanley a 17 year old who drowned yesterday evening. Stanley and two companions were by the creek debating swimming across when he stepped in and disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Cedar Creek
Here
Clarence Stanley
Stanley
Body Found Hanging From Tree on River Front
In Dubuque Iowa June 16 the body of a stranger about 40 years old identified as H Coarte was found hanging from a tree on the river front last night by Arthur Duceini. Police have little information and no known motive for the death by self inflicted action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
H. Coarte
Arthur Duceini
Rail and River Excursion to Bellevue Planned
The Chicago Great Western Railroad schedules a Sunday excursion to Bellevue with a 7 57 a m departure and 11 a m arrival in Dubuque. The trip features a river steamer ride on the Capitol from Dubuque to Bellevue and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Dubuque
Capitol
Mississippi
Migrant Autoig t Seen as Start of New Gypsy Tribe
At a National Conference of Social Work division on families, Miss Adaline Buffington of Salt Lake City criticizes automobile migrants. She says migrants travel with belongings and children in old cars, risk education and stability, and pose questions about forming a new gypsy tribe. Walter Burr of Kansas State Agricultural College cautions against building rural communities to an ideal, urging real engagement with current life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pree
Denver
Colo
National Conference of Social Work
Adaline Buffington
Salt Lake City
West
Buffigtonh
Mississippi River
Walter Burr
Kansas
State Agricultural College
Social workers as benevolent tyrants in rural communities
A UW sociology professor argues that social workers often act as benevolent tyrants and urges rural communities to awaken self sufficiency. He proposes three remedies to sell human service: present constructive human interest stories, supplement publicity with worker addresses, and publicly exhibit neglected individuals to spur progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J4. Gillin
University of Wisconsin
Gillin
Undertakers Fail to Lower Corpse Express Rates
In Washington on June 16 the Interstate Commerce Commission rejected undertakers efforts from Des Moines New Orleans and Washington by two national associations to cut express rates on corpses. The commission ruled current rates are reasonable and not unreasonably high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Des Moines
New Orleans
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bible Class Pupils Swim in New Pool
Bible class boys will swim in the new pool twice weekly on Wednesdays and Fridays mornings with a swimming instructor on duty. Churches already using the facility include First Baptist First Evangelical First Presbyterian First Brethren and Northminster Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL. W. Richardson
First Baptist
First Evangelical
First Presbyterian
First Brethren
Northminster Presbyterian
Cedar Falls News Briefs on Weddings and Obituaries
Margaret Evans weds QO L Abbott at Muscatine parsonage. couple to reside in Galesburg. Pauline B Waits to marry Hans Anderson in Chicago. quiet ceremony at home. W R Vorse funeral at Brown's chapel with burial at Fairview. Thomas P P Crampton funeral held in Waverly. pallbearers named. Ayers infant buried at Greenwood. four days old. Esther Natzke to marry Irving Wolfe in Cedar Falls. ceremony at Natzke home. Local residents attend bankers convention. others travel to Ames and Minneapolis for events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Margaret Evans
E. J. Evans
Waterloo
QO. L. Abbott
Cedar Falls High School
M. E
Muscatine
George Blagg
Abbott
Galesburg
Ill Reach
Ayers
Greenwood
Thomas Ayers
Thirteenth Street West
Brown
Birthday Surprise Party Delights Keher Family
Birthday anniversary of Koher and Miss Gertrude Zahn celebrated with a surprise party at the Koher farm west of town. About 45 relatives and friends attended the dinner, gifts were exchanged, and guests from Monroe Wisconsin Van Horne Minnesota and Dubuque joined the festivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta Porte City
Koher
Gertrude Zahn
Keher
Rober
Miss Zahn
Nora Hettz
William Heitz
Monroe
Wis
Margaret
Helen
Rostive Holler
John Boller
van Horne
Minneanotis
Minn
Beauty Chatty Advice and Health Tips Column
Reader letters cover hair tinting with henna and lightening skin with witch hazel, plus cautions on massage. Health notes advise iron-rich tonics for fatigue, nail care with oil, and balanced growth for teens. Pimples, bunions, sweating, and pore care are addressed with practical home remedies and professional care reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Answehrer
B. C
City in Brief: Local Notes and Announcements
Mrs Henry Rueppel and granddaughter Marion Hollis return from Ashton visit. East District Board of Education to meet in Kline’s office tonight. Merle Singer, Dyersville, enlisted in U S Navy and trained at Great Lakes. Mrs M G Kellogg returns from Chicago visit with daughters. Fort Dodge guests Mrs W Paul Glentzer and children at Mrs M Gleason’s residence. Misses Florence Howard and Elaine Hazen depart for Boone IA to teach swimming at Camp Hantesa. Naval recruiting station moves to Lafayette Building. Army station now in same room. Yesterday one of warmest days, temps from 85 to 59. Twelve new auto licenses issued. Currie Construction to build $375,000 consolidated school in Martinsville. fireproof design replacing fire-destroyed school. Miss Marcelia Boyleston leaves for Albuquerque to visit ill sister. Registrars of vital statistics applications in Black Hawk County. W J Rechtfertig en route from Dubuque to Waterloo, picked up Hope C Martin at Manchester. Chicago Great Western lines from Oelwein to Chicago still closed. detours via Cedar Rapids. Miss Leice Whitney returns from Minneapolis. sister of M E B Whitney’s daughter. Miss Helen Peet of U of Minnesota to spend two weeks with Miss Whitney. Advertisement mentions Unique Cleaners and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rueppel
Marion Hollis
Ashton
Board of Education of
East District
Charles W. Kline
Merle Singer
Dyersville
U. S. Navy
Great Lakes
M. G. Kellogg
Chicago
Rey Trewery
W. Hunt
W. Paul Glentzer
Fort Dodge
Iother
M. Gleason
Washington Street
Florence Howard
Elaine Hazen
Boone, Ta
Camp Hantesa
Naval
Fourth Street
Lafayette Building
Army Recruiting Station
Patterns for Courier fashion patterns order notice
Pattern orders for the Courier up-to-date fashion designs are available from the Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo. Enclose 156 cents for each pattern with your order. Patterns allow for seams and all orders are filled promptly, with delivery in about 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Becker
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Walker
Fitzgeraldi
Isabella Pienio
Isabella
Byrnes Park
Church News
Wayne Richardson
White Shrine
Kian
Wild Rose Clu
Rose Bowzee
R. J
Cedar Palls
Lincoln
Lillian Size
Marian King Ross
Alice Louise Bellinger
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Miss Size
George Shorrill
Insane
Trail Wanderers
I. Clc
Orient
Seattle
Victoria
British Columbia
Eoar Falls Daily News
George H. Twaddle
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
West Fourth Street
O. L. Abbott
Anderson
Alr
Charles T Waits
Clay Street
Pauline B
Hans Holst Anderson
Qdebolt
Chicago University
Ftaw
Crampton
Waverly
Thomas PP. Crampton
Bremer County
Jessie Gable
First Baptist Church
Esther Natzke
Irving Wolfe
William C. Natzke
Miller
Kybl
J. vi. Byers
W. C. Nuhnan
W. Johnson
Jacob Boehmler
Mason City
William
S. B. Humbert
First Street West
Clifford J. Wright
Ames
State College
Teachers College
Homer C. Haddox
George TH. Mitze
Cedar Parls
Town Shriners
May Dahl
Fark Burke
William F. Burke
Olive Street
Joseph W. Smith
Ochvern
Herman Fisher
Geraldine
Lelia Wolverton
Madison
State University
Ralph Swanson
Villisca
Prof Fright
College H
South Dakota
Montsomery County
da Porte
Edith Adams
la Porte
Rae
J. C. Kober
Air
Holler
Von
Horne
Temain
Mrs. Holler
Louie Schreiber
Henry Schleser
Ivan Lange
H. R. Haltfass
Halbfass
Fierhardt Hallbfass
Hom
Charles Kocher
Gladys
Paul S
L. G
Buchanan's
J. B. Currie
Currie Construction Company
Martell
Jones County
Iowa
Lece Whitney
M. EB. Whitney
Vinton Street
Sis
Minneapolis Clennehan Insurance Company
Helen Peet
University of Minnesota
Miss Whitney
Unique Cleaners
Chicken Difiner
Ladies' Aid
Calvary Evan
Sthand Newell
E. J. Dunkelberg
Litchfield
Logan Ave
Buchanan
Turing
Rumford
Associated Presa
Lisbon
Oporto
Ching
Ats
Cette
Siza
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