Miss Voelker Weds Albert Thurow In Aurora Home
Miss Thelma Voelker daughter of Mr and Mrs W I Voelker married Albert W Thurow son of Mrs Bertha Thurow at 4 pm at the Voelker home 219 Clay Street Rev Henry Prekel officiated A white satin dress with embroidery and a roses baby’s breath bouquet featured the bride The matron of honor wore orchid taffeta and Carl Thurow was best man A three course dinner followed The couple will reside at Cedar Street Aurora after a two week honeymoon Attending out of town were Mrs Bertha Thurow Miss Helen Thurow Mr and Mrs Carl Thurow Mr and Mrs J Zilles from Aurora plus Henry Madler from Chicago and Mrs AL G Christiansen from La Porte City The ceremony included Mendelssohn’s Summer Night’s Dream played softly by Miss Helen Thurow and music for the wedding march The bride previously taught kindergarten at Lawson Iowa and Mr Thurow works for Richard Wilcox Manufacturing in Aurora
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thet Voelker
W. I. Voelker
Wis
Voelker
Clay Street
Albert W. Thurow
Bertha Thurow
Aurora
Henry Prekel
H. G
Christiansen
Tle
Carl Thurow
Helen Thurow
Mendelssohn
Hilda Freed
Helene Koepke
Thurow
Cedar Street
J. Zilles
Aly
Henry Madler
Chicago
Bir
Metropol itan soprano Phradie Wells headlines collage recital
Phradie Wells, a Metropolitan soprano, opened the Teachers College entertainment course in the college auditorium. Her program mixed foreign language pieces with vocal showpieces, showcasing a polished tone, mastery, and stage presence. Accompanist Hose Lena Auleg contributed refined piano support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gharia
Phradie Wells
Miss Wells
Muinberg
Soprana
Lena Aulegnite
Miss ‘Wells
Waters of
Minnetonka’s
Annie Laurie
Nebbie
Etuney O'del
Donauiy
Donaudy Strometta
Sibelia Artosy
Dellys
Brahms al Doe Lin
Rachmaninott Iachmaninoft
Russia
Densmore
Minish and Larsen to be Married at Cedar Falls
Miss Mildred Margaret Minish daughter of Mr and Mrs B Minish and Raymond Larsen of 1210 State Street Cedar Falls will be married this evening at the southwest home of the bride's parents. The ceremony will be conducted by Rev B Bo Frye with about 60 relatives present. The bride is a graduate of Cedar Falls high school and Iowa State Teachers College and taught last year west of town. Larsen grew up in Cedar Falls and is a city high school graduate. The couple plan a trip to Eugene Oregon and may reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar- Falls
Mildred
Margaret
Minish
B.minish
Raymond .Larsen
State
B. Bo Frye
Methodist Episcopal Church
Larsen
Cedar Falls
City
Eugene
Ore
Hey
Cedar ?Falls
Spe
Doro- Thlings
John
J. Ings
Cedar ‘Falls
Hobart
And
Evelyn Iblings
Chicago
Henry
Richards Croskey Wedding Service Held Yesterday
Miss Florence Croskey wed Harold Richards in a small ceremony at 3 p m yesterday. The wedding took place at the Croskey home with only relatives present. The bride wore a pink georgette gown and carried pink roses, attended by Genevа Poland in a white satin frock, with Jess Jumper as best man. The couple will reside in Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Croskey
A.C. Croskey
Ninth Street West
Harold
Richards
Jtudson
Ley
Idwit Boardman
Misa Gene Iva
Poland
Jess
Mudson
Funeral of Mrs. Dawes Held in La Porte City
Obituary notes Funeral services for Mrs. Dawes conducted at home by Rev H A Crumb. Burial in Westview cemetery. Survived by four children William F Dawes Mary J Yee Charles R Dawes and Elmer Dawes California. Mentioned relatives and church membership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Auburn
Keter
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Spring Creek Township
Hi. A. Crumb
MW. OB
Timne
Westview Cemetery
Deputy Officer Addresses WBA Rally Delegates
Harriet Oleson of Port Warren Mich led as deputy supreme commander at-large of the Woman's Benefit Association as guest of honor and speaker at a district rally banquet and open meeting with reps from Charles City New Haven Manchester and Webster City present. An afternoon Moose Hall session initiated a large class with reviews from Waterloo Cedar and Manchester Webster City. Oleson delivered an address. Mrs. Matie Paine of Webster City led arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Oleson
Port Waron
Mich
Charles City
New Haven
Manchester
Webster City
Moose Ual
Waterloo
Cedar Reviews
Tils City
Oleson
Gava
Matie Paine
Waebster
City
Anna Sandburg
Waterloo Review
Mrast. OG. Fairweather
Cedar Review
Batemen
Y. W. Glos
Nettie Jenis
Howe
Mogsé
Webster Gily
Clesop
Marie McAnick
Madigan School
Mrs Haggerty Host of Washington D G Dinner Party
Mrs Haggerty of Washington District of Columbia was guest of honor at a Black's tea room dinner party this evening. Guests included Eleanor Mefferd Marion Baxter Trene Slack Irma Washa Emma Rohr Vernon Wilson Florence Brooks Blanche Watts Marjorie Hartnett Agnes Nehalten Golda Bishop Lalu Green Mabel Maag Anna Behan Johanna Behan Sybil Seitz. Miss Neve Steinmayer hosted last evening in compliment to Mr and Mrs Haggerty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Pollock
Leland Avenue
Waterloo
Powdered Oatmeal Facial for Shiny Nose Care
A reader suggests treating oily skin causing a shiny nose with daily powdered oatmeal masks. Prepare by grinding fine oatmeal, applying over the face, rinsing with hot water, then drying to close pores. Absent disfigurement, maintain natural facial features rather than drastic reshaping.
Waterloo Doctor and Waukon Girl Married Tuesday
Miss Mary Molumby wed Dr. Q O W Preece of Waterloo at Sacred Heart church in Waukon Iowa. The couple, son and daughter of local families, traveled to Minnesota for their honeymoon and will reside at 402 Third Street East Waterloo after July first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Molumby
QO. W. Preeee
Waterjog
Sacred Heart Church
Waukon
Frank Molumby
Preece
T. D
Preane
Battle Creek
Nek
J. B. O'Keefe
Waterloo
Birthday Party for D O V i and G A R Members
D O V I and G A R members celebrated May and June birthdays with a Memorial Hall dinner. Miss Alice Stewart arranged the dining room with flags and national colors. Mrs Snodgrass led a flag day program with O Leary on Hawaiian guitar, Snodgrass speaking, and Edward Beal on banjo. After a brief meeting, the groups voted to accept an invitation from the Spanish American War Veterans for a picnic at Hanna grovel Tilly 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
G. A. R Comrades
Memorial Hall
Alice Stewart
R. . Snodgrass
Helew
O'Leary
Snodgrass
Edward Beal
Banjo Rumbers
Mission Worker Miss Campbell Guest of Honor at Presbyterian Picnic
Miss Mary J. Campbell was guest of honor at a picnic supper hosted by the Missionary Circle and The Rorean class of United Presbyterian Church. She plans to sail July 12 to lead the Woman's Christian Temperance Alice Waion in India and will do evangelistic work. she has served as a missionary in India for over 40 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Campbell
W. J. French
al Barty
Elety
United Presbyterian Church
Misa Campbells
Woman's Christian Temper
Alice Waion
All India
Miss Campbell
Inia
Waterina Onurboush
Anna Henry
G. McCleery
Wo Ww
Lytle
Nurses Attend Gathering of Iowa District in Marshalltown
Miss Nelle, Miss Emma Kramweide, and Miss Minnie Maksbauer joined thirty nurses at the Iowa State Registered Nurses' Association meeting held yesterday at Deaconess Hospital in Marshalltown. Miss Margaret Driscoll spoke on the National Health Council report from Atlantic City. Lions Club quartet provided entertainment with piano and readings. The next district meeting is planned for September in Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle
Emma Kramweide
Minnie Maksbauer
Iowa State Registered Nurses’ Association
Deaconess
Dogpital
Marshalltown
National Health Council
Atlantic City
Margaret Driscoll
Waveriy
Lions Club
Hampton
Wedding Service for Alma Parker and Harry White
Miss Alma Parker daughter of Miro Parker and Mrs M A Parker of S12 Berich Street married Charles C White son of Air and Mirps at First Baptist Church. Rev R F Williamson read the service and the couple received 16 relatives at the reception. They will reside at 919 Leland Avenue Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Parker
Miro
M. A. Parker
Berich Street
White
Air
Mirps
Charles C. White
R. FH. Williamson
First Baptist Church
Broom
Neltia] Bickford
Donal Matin
Pune
White Willld
Leland Avenue
Chicago
Government Study Basis For Next Year By Haskin Work
Continuation of the study based on American Government by Frederick J Haskin outlined for next year. Waterloo Woman's Club civic department will feature one act plays illustrating covered points. Mrs E A Boggs, program chairman, says several out of town speakers will address the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Haskin
Clvic
Department of Waterloo Woman’s Club
E. A- Boggs
Woman and Great Granddaughter Honored at Birthday Party
Mrs. Mary Knight and her great granddaughter MM Hellmund were guests of honor at a birthday party hosted by Mrs. G. L. Herran at 1510 Hawthorne Avenue. Attendees included women from the farmer's daughter circle and members of the Women's Relief Corps. Royal Neighbors juveniles of Gannon Camp plan a 4:30 p.m. meeting Friday at Moose Hall followed by a potluck picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Knight
MM Hellmund
G. L. Herran
Hawthorne Avenue
Gannon Famp
Moose Hai
Gannon Camp
Clarence Arnold
Ray Scribner
Waterloo items note travels and society events
The column lists visits and activities of area residents including Miss Mary Herzing departing for Lincoln Nebraska. the Moeller family vacationing in Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs William Bray driving to Omaha for races. court officers attending the State Bar convention in Davenport. and multiple local social gatherings at St Mary's sewing circle, YWCA events, and church picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. .Moeller
Hubert
Minca
Okla
William Bray
Sycamore Street
Omaha
Waterloo
Kaye
The
State Bar Association
Davenport
Harey M. Reena
P. Swisher
CR. Pickett
Frank
George D. Harris
Carleton Sias
E. J. Wenner
J. G. Clark
St. Mary's
Hoffman
School board bids for New Trichtore building approved
Regular session notes the school board will receive bids July 2 for the New Trichtore building with a low bid not to exceed 125000. Architect Cleveland to finish specs and advertise. Bond refunding approved saving taxpayers 1977.50 annually. Commercial National Waterloo the successful bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crast
Trichtore
Sela
Mortimer
Cleveland
Commercial National Company
Waterloo
Davenport
Roger Solner
Church Guild and Missionary Society Meet Tomorrow
Christ Church guild will meet in the parish house tomorrow with Mrs EB Stevenson and committees to serve at 1 o clock. First Lutheran missionary society will meet in the elited parlors tomorrow afternoon with hostesses Mrs H D Clausen and Mrs W F Formaker. Abrs BE. 2h Tasse assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church Guild
Tutheran Missionary Abciety
H. D. Clausen
W. F. Formaker
Club Notes and Needleworks Close Season
West Orange club met at Mrs Henry Trardy home with twenty five attendees. Miss Ilia Moser spoke on Furnishing the Home. Picnic planned at Byrnes Park July . Happy Hour Needleworks wrapped season with a Sans Souci luncheon at Mrs W F Mack home. Twenty four attended. Kilkareelu to meet for seven thirty dinner at Elk Run tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Orange Club
Henry Trrady
Pienla
Dinger
Misiaila Moser
Byrnes Park
Happy Hour Needleworks Club
W. F. Mack
Sans Souei
Dasketa
Ilowera
Ficiudike
Guegty
Dora Baum
Shannon, Db
Mack
A. Palmer
JE. J. Corton
Fennces Benedict
City Council Resurfaces Several Blocks This Year
A public hearing on objections to the city pavement resurfacing plan is set for tonight in the council chambers. The project covers Bridge, Commercial, Washington, Eleventh West, Sixth West, Almond, Fifth East, Second East, Sixth East, Franklin, Lafayette, Logan Avenue, Mullin, Park, Sycamore, and Walnut streets with private property owners to be assessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Charles Maclay
Bridge
Commercial
Washington
Eleventh West
Sixth West
Almond
Fufth East
Second East
Sixth East
Franklin
Lafayette
Logan Avenue
Mullan, Park
Sycamore
Walnut
Nathan B.’ Barber
B L Association Enlarges Quarters in Pioneer National Bank Building
The Home Building and Loan association has completed enlargement of its quarters on the third floor, annexing a four room space previously used by Ewing and Crozier Insurance. The growing business requires more floor space, now occupying rooms 308 310 312 with partitions removed to form one area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Home Building & Loan asSociation
Pioneer _ National bankuilding
Ewing & Crozier Insurance Agency
Association
Association Assets Grow From 1906 to 1925
The association reports assets rising from $10,393.90 in 1906 to $1,681,267.44 in 1925. Officers listed include A. G. Reid as president, A. C. Cole as vice president, J. B. Dempster as secretary, and Ira Rodamer as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Reid
A.C. Cole
J- B. Dempster
Ira Rodamar
Drunk Man Snoozes on Seawall Commit Suspended Sentence
Lester Chevalier slept on the city seawall between Fourth and Fifth streets with a makeshift bed of cement blocks and a canopy of heaven. He was arraigned in municipal court before Judge T Beem, denied drinking, found guilty of intoxication, and had the $10 fine suspended on good behavior for the Jones case on the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Chevalier
Éoast
T. ©. Beem
Lester
Fle
Beam
Mixed Strawberry and Pineapple Jam Recipe Ad
A vintage ad promotes mixing strawberry and pineapple to make jam using Certo pectin. It details crushing berries, chopping pineapple, combining equal measures, adding sugar, boiling briefly, and sealing with paraffin. The copy touts Certo’s flavor retention and offers a recipe card with a purchasable Certo product through Douglas Vectin Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas' Vectin Corporation
Granite
Rochester
N. Y
Waterlo o Evening Courier Pattern Request Notice
To obtain up-to-date sewing pattern designs send 13 cents per pattern to the Evening Courier Waterloo Fashion Department. Patterns aid seam work and should reach you within 10 days after sending your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ethel Voelker
Ali Dyening
Hail
Kitcare’ S Club
Elktun
St. John's
Young People's Club
Byrnes Pusk
M. Minish
Raymond Larsen
Dorothy Thlings
Hobart Brown
Enghis
Psthias
la Porte City
Neva McChane
Mm Ta
Sam Baxter Hone
Afaurfee
Louse
Little Ban
Vale
Nahua
Sai Baxter
M Hlernor Jensen
Weston
Wil
Denver
Cals
Colorado
Clementine Goon
Wy A.speare
Prank Power
Willan Schwaner
Mrr
Sire
G. W. Schwaner
Springfield
Thele Slater
Carene Vandersall
Nisne
Laura Bartlett
Fort Douga
Gerd -Braefile
Des Moines
Martin Renacker
Bartlett
Paty
Ter
Reid
X.Y. Z
D.O. Vi
Harry White
West End
Buchanan
Mary Herzing
Lincoln
Neb
Y.W. C.A
Courtlandt Ogle
Airs. W. BG. Ogle
Pomona
College
Cal
James M. Graham
Donald, Catherine and
James
Nan Black
Ann Patterson
New York
Europe
Young People's Club of
St. John's Church
Rebekeh
Sunshine Lodge
Miaferiéo
1. O
Margoald Powell
Baily Center
Lafayette Building
Leon J. Schoel
L. C. Green- UP
Reserve Army Corps
Reserve Officers’ Corps
Wilford Conger
Bristow
Port Des Moines
Frank E. Adams
Oakland Avenue
New Hampshire
Vermont
Knights Templar
Portland
Adams
Concord
Mass
P.O
Cownity
Roy Kwelch
Arnold
Outine
Rie Trlanch
Young Women's Christian Association
YW. C. A. Waliding
Fomor Taw
Byenes Park
Church News
Irve
Thomas
Kilkareelu
Elk Run Tomors
B. & L. Association
Tellogy
Lama Tol
Smith, Lighty & Hillman CO
UAGR
Monroe Drug Company
Quincy
Eajoy
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