Miss Pauline Fink Weds E S Peterson In Cedar Falls
Miss Pauline Fink daughter of Mrs. Caroline Fink of 219 Webster street Cedar Falls marries E S Peterson son of N J Peterson of 716 Bluff street Cedar Falls at 4 pm today at First Lutheran church Rev Henry Mueller officiates in a palms filled setting. Bridesmaid Evelyn Schrader in pastel pink crepe, Velma Tegtmeyer carries the ring. Richard Peterson is best man. Repertoire includes Wagner Cadman and Zamecnik numbers sung by Miss Bur Della Sankey and Mrs Clyde Welch. Reception at bride's mother's home with pink and white colors and a heart canopy centerpiece. The couple will reside at Webster street after July 1. the bride previously worked at the Shoemaker shop and the groom is cashier at the Iowa Public Service Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Fink
Caroline Fink
Webster Street
E.S. Peterson
N. J. Peterson
Bluff Street
Cedar Falls
First Lutheran Church
Henry Mueller
Velma Tegtmeyer
Richard Peterson
Peterson
Twin Cities
Iowa Public Service Company
Educate Children to Obey at WCTU Spring Event
J W Arbuckle spoke at Willard hall before the Woman's Christian Temperance Union annual spring house party urging training of children at home and in Sunday school as a remedy for law enforcement issues. The program featured Dr J Arthur Young Rev George Woodall and many others with Jeanette Mann as chief speaker for the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. Arbuckle
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Willard Hall
Arbuckle
J. Arthur Young
First Methodist Church
F. F. Yapp
George Woodall
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Woodall
Edwin Boardman
F. J. Eighmey
Hugh Patterson
Robert Mitchell
Peter Woodring
Ida Mitchell
Edna Renner
Co. N. Clark
Nora Croy
Clark
A. A. Bonntrager
Jeanette Mann
Anne Richards to Become Bride of William Babcock
Miss Anne Richards of Shell Rock will wed William Babcock of Waverly in a ceremony set for Saturday. The engagement was celebrated at Black's tearoom with Miss Isabelle Mulvey presiding, pink and orchid decor, and a small luncheon. The event follows a separate notice of a Blue Triangle league meeting at Four Bridges on Black Hawk creek, with a YWCA gathering for business girls at 5:30 to 6 p.m. Transportation will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Richards
William Babcock
Shell Rock
Waverly
Isabelle Mulvey
Black
Betty Harmon
Lorena Richards
Myrtle Pohl
Lorena Moore
Blue Triangle League
Black Hawk Creek
Club Notes Highlight Mrs Murphy Hostess and Farewell
Mrs. Thomas Murphy entertained the H G W Friendship club with a handkerchief shower for Miss Olive McClimmon who leaves July 1 for Wisconsin. Favors in contests went to Mrs. Ora Burbank Mrs. J W Whitmer Mrs. Charles Goodyear and Miss McClimmon. Luncheon was served with help from Mrs. J Yeomen and Mrs. H H Miller. Golden Link club met with Mrs. Frank Clark and a three course lunch was served decorated with June roses. Mrs A E Lawton assisted in serving. Mrs R J Baldridge hosted Four Four club where high scores went to Mrs Arnold Nemecek and Mrs Arnold Zack. Antoinette Dybsford won a prize for the tiny tots. white roses adorned the serving table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Murphy
H. G. W. Friendship Club
Olive McClimnon
Wisconsin
Ora Burbank
J. W. Whitmer
Charles Goodyear
McClimon
Golden Link Club
Frank Clark
A. E. Lawton
R. J. Baldridge
Arnold Nemecek
Arnold Zack
Antoinette Dybsford
Social calendar listing of Friday events and meetings
Tonight American Legion auxiliary memorial hall hosts. Friday Afternoon Junior Moose lodge Moose hall St Francis Hospital auxiliary Mrs W C Korthaus. Friday Evening Temple Rebekah lodge Black Hawk I O O F hall. Gold Leaf camp Royal Neighbors program followed by picnic supper at K of C hall.
Musical Tea at Rohlf Home by Westminster church group
Officers and advisory board of the Woman's Auxiliary of Westminster Presbyterian church host a musical tea from 3 to 5 p m on Friday at Mrs B L Rohlf's home. The program features violin and piano pieces by Amy Woodford-Finden Ovide Aviles and Amy, readings by Thelma Bartholomew, and Mendelssohn Rondo Capricioso with Ethel Brinkman. Committees for reception tickets program and refreshments are named with Mrs B L Rohlf Mrs Co A Marsh Mrs W C Newsum Mrs Walter J Hunt Mrs C F Zummerman Mrs M E Hutson Mrs W P McCormick Mrs G L Carson Mrs J W Henderson Mrs H H Caughlan and Mrs J A Hartleip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Westminster Presbyterian Church
B. L. Rohlf
Amy Woodford
Einden
A. E. Enderlein
Enderlein
Ovide Music
Laat Media Noche
Avilles
Virginia Wilson
Finden
William P. McCormick
Deee HS
Luigi Caracciolo
Faye Hutson
Young
Laurence Hutson
Co. A. Marsh
W. C. Newsum
Walter J. Hunt
C. F.zummerman
M. E. Hutson
W. P. McCormick
G. L. Carson
J. W. Henderson
H. H. Caughlan
J. A. Hartleip
Weilein and Knight Honored at Birthday Party
Mrs. Sarah Weillein then 78 and Mrs. Mary Knight aged 81 celebrated their birthday anniversaries at the Weilein home. Twelve longtime members of the Woman's Relief Corps brought picnic dinner. Corps chaplain Mrs. Carrie Johnston presented each honoree with a pink geranium. A large birthday cake iced in white with pink geranium trimming served at the table. Mrs. Jennie Barrett baked the cake and provided a bouquet of peonies. Lena Dalton, daughter of Mrs. Weilein, helped with serving. Emmaline Burbank 77 and Averice Gilley 78 gave reminiscent talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Weillein
Mary Knight
Woman's Re- Nef Corps
Weilein
Carrie Johnston
Jennie Barrett
Barrett
Lena Dalton
Wellein
Emmaline Burbank
Averice Gilley
Miss Eva Moore Bride-to-Be Feted At Bridge Party
Miss Eva C Moore, whose marriage to Sherman J McNally is set for Saturday, was honored at a bridge party hosted by Misses Marie Gleason Helyn Miller and Delores Wittstock at the Gleason home. Guests included E R Moore Harland Apfel San Pedro Cal A M Moore Des Moines Ia Walter J Hunt Lou Bollinger Merton Friedley Betty Lamkin Lucille Aubeé and Jean Padden. Chinese poppies marigolds and peonies graced the rooms. Mrs Michael Gleason assisted with a two course lunch. Gifts for the bride-elect were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva C. Moore
Sherman J. McNally
Marie Gleason
Helyn Miller
Delores Wittstock
Gleason
E. R. Moore
Harland Apfel
San Pedro
Cal
A. M. Moore
Des Moines
Walter J. Hunt
Lou Bollinger
Merton Friedley
Betty Lamkin
Lucille Aubeé
Jean Padden
Michael Gleason
Anna Foy Weds T S Sheeran in Dubuque Iowa
Miss Anna Foy of 320 Second Street East and Thomas S Sheeran of Independence Iowa were married at 10 am today in Dubuque Iowa. Rev Ead ward Slattery of St Josephs church Waterloo officiated. Mrs Sheeran is a graduate nurse who has practiced here for years. Mr Sheeran operates a coal business in Independence. Royal Neighbors attended county convention at Reinbeck with several Waterloo and Gold Leaf camp members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Foy
Second Street
Thomas
Sheeran
Independence
Dubuque
Eadward Slattery
St. Joseph's Church
Waterloo
Charles Baker
Tracy Woodruff
Joe Sibert
Martin Jorgenson
Gold Leaf Camp
Reinbeck
Hints in beauty care bad childhood habits
A late 19th or early 20th century style column details common childhood habits such as nail biting and ear pulling and their supposed effects on appearance. It offers home remedies like aloes tincture and gloves, notes dangers of cuticle damage, and includes brief medical anecdotes about skin, digestion, and a mole requiring specialist removal.
Miss Leona Henney Hosts Banco Party At Home
Miss Leona Henney entertained at her home with a banco party last evening. Guests included Miss Dorothy Lynch and Miss Kath ryn Crowley along with a list of local friends. Two-course refreshments were served by Mrs. Arthur Hartson and Mrs. L J Buhner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Henney
Banco
Dorothy Lynch
Kathryn Crowley
Madge Sims
Avilla Sirs
Mae Duffy
Dorothy Fisher
Dorothy Carroll
Helen Lynch
Eileen Molloy
Edith Galvin
Mae Galvin
Thelma Bradford
Gladys Brennan
Avis Reedy
Kathryn Berry
Margaret Ambrose
Frederika
Sarah Connell
Elkader
Church circles hold meetings across East Park congregations
Gleaners circle of East Park Presbyterian meets at Mrs George Smith home tomorrow evening. Ladies Aid of Union Congregational gathers tomorrow afternoon at the church with hostesses Mrs I M Dial Mrs R A Hughes and Mrs L O Hane. Woman's organization of First Congregational met yesterday at Mrs W E Spencer's home. Mrs B L Holton read the story of Lan Hua Lin. Flowers from the Holy Land displayed by Mrs Spencer. Tea served by Mrs A B Weishaar and committee. Red roses centered the table. Mrs W H Bickley and Mrs F D Popp poured. Sunday school at United Presbyterian plans a picnic tomorrow afternoon at Three Bridges with 1:30 p m conveyances from the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners’ Circle of
East Park Presbyterian Church
George Smith
Ladies' Aid Society
The
Union Congregational Church
I. M. Dial
R. A. Hughes
L. O. Hane
Woman's Organization
First Congregational Church
W. E. Spencer
B. L. Holton
Lan Hua Lin
Holy Land
Spencer
A. &. Weishaar
W. H. Bickley
F. D. Popp
United Presbyterian Church
Three Bridges
Patterns for Waterloo Evening Courier
To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design send it to Fashion Department, Waterloo Evening Courier, enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Missionary Letters Read At Meeting And Picnic Announcement
Devotions led by Mrs J E Johnson. Letters from Miss Helen Draper Calcutta India and Miss Irene Oldfather Korea read by missionary mothers. Homemakers class First Presbyterian to picnic at Cedar Falls beach tomorrow 6 30 pm bring own utensils. Graves Memorial Sisterhood met with 28 members guests Miss Helen South and Mrs Lloyd Pevers new members Mrs J R Sampson and Mrs N N Kloster. Otterbein Brotherhood to banquet June 24. Committees for coming year appointed. W L Oswald program chair Marlys Mae Ellis spoke. Refreshments served. Calvary Evangelical Aid Society held quilting with 36 members hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Johnson
Helen Draper
Calcutta
India
Irene Oldfather
Korea
Sie: Draper
Irene Oldather
First Fresbyterian Church
Cedar Falls
Sisterhood of
Graves Memorial
Funeral of Baby Lawrence Welsh Held at Fairbank
The funeral for Lawrence Charles Welsh five day old son of Mr and Mrs John Welsh was held Wednesday at Immaculate Conception church with burial in the Catholic cemetery. He was born June 9 and died June 14. Other items note church and community meetings including the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society, Standard Bearers, W C T A and Pythian Sisters, plus a motor trip for Sunday school boys to McGregor and Elkader. A flood relief box was being prepared for Mississippi flood sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Species Service
Fairbank
Lawrence Charles
John Welsh
Immaculate Conception Church
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
G. F. Monroe
Evelyn
Ethlyn Weibel
Baptist Church
Pythian
Knights of Pythias Hall
Mississippi
T. J. Elwick
Oo. H. King
McGregor and
Elkader
City in Brief Ad Keeps Eye on Local Births and Business
Local notes report Burr C Towne in Chicago on business and Dr W Ellyson in Chicago for surgical technique work. Visits include Mrs Pansy Bush of Kansas City and Mrs J H Macumber in Waterloo. Legion post holds 9 pm meeting at Memorial Hall after Lincoln Park concert. summer sessions planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ellyson
First National Bank
Chicago
Waterloo
Becker-Chapman
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Lincoln Park
Legion
E. J. Brucher
Five Times As Absorbent Cotton Pads Enable Long Wear
An advertisement claims a fabric pad is five times more absorbent than ordinary cotton and permits dancing, driving, and hours of activity without frequent changes. The copy touts extended wear for comfort and practicality amid daily routines.
Manufacturers Plan for More Show Windows
Three firms Stewart Manufacturing Monarch Film and Tucker Bottling requested window space for Know Waterloo Week at the Greater Waterloo association offices. With hundreds of exhibits assured and more requests daily the event promises to be a major community highlight. C A Hanson secretary notes downtown merchants have donated window space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Greater Waterloo Association
Stewart Manufacturing Company
Monarch Film Company
Tucker Bottling Works
C. A. Hanson
Merchants urged to donate windows for Waterloo exhibits
Hanson said room will be needed if more requests for exhibition space come in. Work of placing exhibits will begin Saturday afternoon, and everything should be ready to greet the Waterloo crowd early Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Waterloo
Boy Scout Bugle Sounds at Grave of Harold Clayton
Harold A. Clayton died of heart disease at Camp Ingawanis and was buried in Elmwood cemetery after services at St. Marys Catholic church. About 150 Boy Scouts and friends attended the final rites, with taps by a scout bugler. Pallbearers were six fellow campers in uniform, including Fred and Robert Howe and Richard Gohlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
Harold Clayton
Harold A. Clayton
Camp Ingawanis
Elmwood Cemetery
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Father McGreavy
Harold
St. Mary’s School
Winona
Minn
Fred
Robert Howe
Richard Gohlson
Donald Finlayson
Camp Ingewonis campers attend Waterloo funeral
Errichson and Archie Saannon are named among the campers brought to Waterloo for the funeral. Lewis Ferris served as camp bugler sounding taps at the grave. Harold is identified as the son of Mrs. Jessie Clayton of 128 Lincoln Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer Errichson
Archie Saannon
Camp Ingewanis
Waterloo
Lewis Ferris
Harold
Jessie Clayton
Lincoln Street
Lemon bleach promise for whiter hands ad
An advert promises clearer hands by daily lemon juice and Orchard White mix. It claims soft firm youthful skin and whitened arms, urging readers to buy Orchard White from dealers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. S. Peterson
W.C.T.U
American Legion auxiliary—Memorial Hall
Rohlf
Knight
Eva 0. Moore
T. S. Sheeran
Dubuque, Ia
Edna Kent Forbes
Elvira S
Anita R
Sally
Clara
Cedar Heights
Becker
Masonic Hall
Electric Park
Jean Fergemann
Miss Pearl Doyle
Joe Neatly
James Rooff
Church News
Louis Leckington
Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
O. A. McKirryher
Floyd Goodrich
James B. Smith
Mary Johnson
Rockford
Mmes
E. G. Leffler
C. C. Rickhoff
W. A. Burton
Marjorie Harker
A. R. Woodring
Aid Society
Don Miller
C. F. Nagle
Otterbein Brotherhood of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Aid Society of Calvary Evangelical Church
E. E. Remitch
S. J. Bodey
E. C. Ruby
R. C. Nicol
W. A. Ridder
United States
Buchanan
Burr C. Towne
Pansy Bush
Kansas City, Mo
J. H. Macumber
Leland Avenue
B. W. McElhinney
Goldfield, In
Carol Williamson
Beulah Douglas
Iowa City
J. A. Clark
Western Avenue
Sam Sherman
Washington Street
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Iowa
Rex Garvin
Leslie Engman
W. Babcock
C. W. Tiberghien
Frank Fotopoulos
Leo Mooney
Fred White
Ray Roushin
D. F. Duffy
M. C. Reddin
E. J. Gallagher
St. Joseph's
Sacred Heart
Catholic Order of Foresters
Frank Linn
Eighth Street West
Florence Scully
St. Vincent's Academy
Scully
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
J. W. Starr
van Dorn Ironworks
Cleveland
Board of Supervisors
John G. Miller Construction Company
Ed Madigan
County Officers Association of
Sioux City
W. A. Dutton
Finchford
la Porte City
Dutton
Gilbertville-Jubilee
H. F. Hoffman
Philadelphia Counties Suburban Gas & Electric Co
Cedar Valley
Hoffman
Philadelphia
Tritz Studio
W. 4Th
Ellen J. Buckland
Goa
Kotex
Veryone
Asyrays
Fee Reed
Rumford
East 4Th Street
Yard
Rayon
Jacquard
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