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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1928
Page
2
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Society notes record a card shower at Miss Alice Wykoff's home honoring Miss Josephine Kelly ahead of her June 30 marriage to Ben McDowell. Kelly, former cashier at Morris Plan bank, is praised for her years of service. The event featured pink white and pastel floral décor and a guest list including Mrs. Kelly and relatives. A long list of klub and lodge activities fills the week, with a reunion of the N. B. Hersch family noted in detail.
Miss Alice Cahill daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Cahill 903 La Fayette street wed Frank S Feldman son of Mrs Margraret Feldman Omaha Neb at St Josephs Catholic church Ta im today Rev Slattery officiated The bride a graduate of Our Lady of Victory Academy Mu St Josephs college Dubuque and Creighton College Omaha taught in Omaha schools Mr Feldman educated at Creighton University with a bachelor of philosophy degree They will live in Waterloo after a short trip to Omaha and Points west He is with the John Deere company
Miss Dorothy Morehouse daughter of Mr and Mrs A T Morehouse Cedar Heights was married at 230 pm yesterday in the home of her parents to William McKim son of Mr and Mrs Isaac McKim Ralfe a Rev George E B Shoemaker Cedar Heights a family friend read the service There were no guests The bride wore a pink Georgette dress and a corsage bouquet The couple left for Rolfe where the bridegroom is engaged with his father in farming She was graduated from Cedar Falls high school and attended Iowa State Teachers college for two years She has been teaching at Ayrshire Ia
Miss Ethel Miller guest of honor at gift parties ahead of her June 27 wedding to Wesley Fleming. The First Presbyterian church hosted a tea and a kitchen gift parade. Cedar Falls marks W S Rownd and Martha Lid Rownd’s 50th wedding anniversary with a Cedar Falls school activity and a trip plan. Sacred Heart court holds regular meeting in St Marys hall.
Miss Ruth Stoner, whose marriage to Waldo Galvin is set for June 30, was honored by sister Mrs. D S Axtell at a kitchen shower with 17 guests. Prizes went to Edna Bradford and Irma Bickelberg, a mock wedding provided entertainment, and orchid and white snapdragons decorated tables. Gifts were given to the bride elect, with Irene Arns to host a follow up gathering.
Quota club members met last evening at Mrs. W. W. Beal on three tables, two in an enclosed porch, with garden flowers as centerpieces. They discussed plans for the June 28 luncheon at the Outing club in Davenport where Waterloo Quota club will host delegates attending the international Quinta convention.
Mrs. A. H. McKellar hosts an all day Wild Rose club meeting at her home with Mrs. Enos Leckington assisting. A noon picnic dinner follows a business session and afternoon program. KH. G. W. Friendship club meets tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. Alber's home in Dewuttde.
A series of church events and meetings are listed for tomorrow. Westminster Presbyterian Missionary Society plans an 11 45 a m trip to Howrey and Northey Cottages in Sherwood Park for a premie luncheon. Hast Park Presbyterian Church hosts a 2 30 p m meeting with Mrs Carl Smith. Central Christian Ladies Aid prepares a 2 30 p m party at Mrs Forget Me Not club’s home with all divisions invited. Calvary Evangelical announces a monthly meeting in church parlors tomorrow afternoon.
Edna Ki Thle critiques the old ideal of a 36 inch bust and waist, noting models and women pursued it by dieting or cosmetic aids. She cites Miss America winners from 1924 and 1925 with measurements showing a shift to slimmer waists and hips, highlighting changing beauty standards.
The passage describes measurements of a girl and notes her age and height. It offers cosmetic tips to bleach freckles, avoid sun exposure in hot months, and advises that avoiding starchy foods helps prevent weight gain while noting household chores as insufficient exercise.
Announcement of Marian Townsend and Harold Beckner approaching marriage after a party at her parents home Miss Marian Townsend a East High graduate and Iowa State Teachers College alumna taught at Charter Oak Iowa is to wed Harold Beckner night clerk at Hotel Russell Lamson. The wedding is set for Thursday.
Announcements report two Saturday morning weddings at the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua. Miss Laura E. Jay married Leonard A. Nordin, both teachers in town, with Nordin recently linked to Waterloo Telephone Co. They plan to reside here after a brief wedding trip. Miss Elsie Kelley wed Dale M. Kelley. she taught at Roosevelt school, he works at a Gedar Rapids music store, and they will live in Pleasant, Iowa after a Chicago trip.
Grace Church plans a cottage at Clear Lake to be built by Grace Methodist Episcopal workers. Funds cover one cottage with occupancy planned before the Epworth League Institute. the cottage will also host the Summer School of Religious Education. Dorothy Miner chairs the committee and donations of furniture are being sought.
Mr. and Mrs. James Rabin entertained 25 guests at a card party in Waterloo. Mo. and Mrs. Maw Trugman of Cleveland were honored visitors. Mrs. Jacob Cohn and Mrs. Abraham Zimving were among the top players. Refreshments followed. a guest gift was presented to Mrs. Trugman.
Miss Cleo Arns entertained at her home last evening for an eighteenth birthday anniversary. Favors went to Miss Eva Crosby and Glen Bickelberg. Out of town guest Miss Onetta Baskins of Waverly Indiana played violin with Miss Irene Anis at the piano. To Meet Freundschaft club will gather at 8 p.m. today in K of C hall. prospective members are invited.
Copenhagen forms a six man and three woman Danish fencing squad for the 1928 Olympic Games with Dr and Mrs Tvan Osijer leading. Dr Ostler has multiple trials and titles including 12 Scandinavian and 20 Danish wins. Mrs Ostler is 1924 Olympic women’s champion and a top style contestant.
A garbled health note warns of skin exposure to wind and sun. It suggests using a protective cream marketed as optol and a two ounce roto with water, plus glycerine for daytime and nighttime care.
Waterloo week enters its second day drawing attention to the town’s factories and products. Displays feature Mid-Continent oils, Hurley flavorings, Julius Andrae & Sons caskets, Moore Manufacturing auto parts, Delts Novelty furniture, John Deere equipment and global shipping crates. A large Litchfield spreader and Wonder bread displays entice visitors along Fourth Street.
The center window of J. G. Penney store features Wornder bread wrapper themed decor and stacked pyramids of coffee, tea, and spices from Black Hawk Coffee Spica Co, with Dinner Party and Statehouse brands. Headford Bros. Foundry exhibits gray iron castings including stave and sewer pipes in Black's Sycamore street window.
Rev Warren K Steeves pastor of Walnut Street Baptist church and Mrs Steeves depart for Detroit Michigan to attend the Northern Baptist convention. Other delegates include Mrs C L Erickson Mrs Clara Bennington and Mr and Mrs G C Sherrill and daughter Imogene. Rev and Mrs Steeves and Mrs Sherrill also attend the Worlds Baptist Alliance meeting in Toronto arriving next Sunday. Mrs Sherrill and daughter will visit friends in Ohio.
Mrs. Frank E. Kirby of Waterloo learns of the sudden death of her father Frank H. Sovey in Moline from heart disease. Sovey, 72, formerly Deere & Co employee, is survived only by his daughter in Waterloo. Funeral plans set for Thursday in Moline. A note on Alaska sulphide mineral development appears separately.
Oxitall Soup with oxtail and vegetables simmers three hours then is served. Grilled Clams wrapped in bacon. Deviled Corn with corn pulp milk flour and spices baked to a browned crust. ED Sprouse of 514 Black Hawk Street is jailed on a driving while intoxicated charge after arrest by Detective Hugh Crumrine on Mobile Street.
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