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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1929

Page

2

Miss Ermine Betts and Paul Roehl Married Tonight

Miss Ermine Betts daughter of Mr and Mrs L J Zleymierman Water Too will be united in marriage to Paul Roehl son of Mr and Mrs Henry Roehl Dubuque tonight at 9 30 o'clock in Trinity American Lutheran church Rev Herbert Moehrmann performing the ceremony Miss Mildred Bowrn and Miss Alice Klein bridesmaids Fred Roehl Du Sage and Marvin Betts best men Miss Mildred Matz and Miss Lillian Klein Ushers The ringbearer Louis Smith little dune Johnston will set a flower pilet Wedding party attire described and a reception to follow at the bridegroom and bride's home later at home in Dubuque after July 15. The bride a West High graduate employed at Northwestern Bell Telephone Company. The groom a Dubuque High graduate and fur niture state associate with his father. Tonight Becker chapter initia l won Masonic temple Senior Luther league Trinity American Lutheran church Church parlors. Tomorrow Afternoon El Deen club picnic., and many society notes follow the ceremony. The item reads as a society wedding notice with local addresses and names.

Ermine Betts L. J. Zleymierman Paul Roehl Henry Roehl Dubuque Trinity American Lutheran Church Herbert Moehrmann Mildred Bowrn Alice Klein Waterloo Fred Roehl du Sage Marvin Betts Pride Miss Ravens Georget Miss Xtein Miss Marx Lian Kleta JL. J Zimmerman

Miss Jean Huber to Marry Philip Rosemond Today

Miss Jean Huber of Cedar Falls will wed Philip Rosemond of Independence today at the bride’s aunt’s Cedar Falls home. Huber, a graduate of Iowa State Teachers College, has taught in Independence and Grinnell. Rosemond, grandson of the late Senator Donnan, attended Grinnell College and the University of Iowa, and works with Wollenberger & Co in Chicago, based in Independence. They will honeymoon briefly and live in Independence.

Jean Huber Cedar Falls Philp Rosemond Independence Gene Ward Olive Street Huber Lowa State Teachers College Grinnell Senator Donnan Grinnell College University of Iens Wollenberger & Co, Investment Bankers Chicago

Miss Eva Ebert Weds Lloyd Bittle

The marriage of Miss Eva Ebert daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank P Ebert 1810 Mulberry street and Lloyd Bittle son of Mrs Mary Bittle Iowa Falls was solemnized at 3 p m today at the parents home. Rev Roy Smith read the service. Immediate friends were guests. The bride wore a tan georgette dress with matching accessories and a shower bouquet of roses and sweetpeas. They left for Town Falls to reside. Mrs Bittle a graduate of Town Falls high school and Town State Teachers college has taught in Benton county for two years. Mr Bittle farms near Town Falls.

Eva Ed Frank P. Ebert Mulberry Street Lloyd Bittle Mary Bittle Iowa Fells Roy Smith Grace M. E. Church Immadl?ately Town Falls

Richardson Sehmits Maniacs Bride in Waterloo Ceremony

Miss Mildred Richardson wed Péter Sehmitz at Marys church in Waterloo with Rev Theodosius Plassmeyer officiating. Maid of honor Marie Klein, best man Lawrence Klein, and out of town guests attended. After events the couple planned Chicago honeymoon then residence at 402 French Street Waterloo.

Mildred Richardson Péter Sehmitz Miss Klein John Klein E. ‘S Richardson Lane John Wingert Mankato Minn Chicago Waterloo French Street Schmitz East High School Lauerman John Deere's

Bridge Dinner to Honor Miss Fish

A pre-nuptial bridge dinner will be given by Miss Wilma Schultz tonight at Black's tearoom for Miss June A. Fish whose marriage to F. Bonner Leonard Jr. Chicago will be sole omnized June 24. Those attending include Mrs. Max Woan Miss Harriette Egan Miss Christie Tollefson Miss Edith Sinnard Mrs. Charles A. Fish Mrs. Lyla McDonald and Mrs. D. W. Curtle. Gold Leaf Camp The card party scheduled by Gold Leaf camp has been postponed.

Wilma Schultz Black June A. Fish F. Bonner Leonard Chicago Miss Fish Max Woan Harriette Egan Christie Tollefson Edith 8Inmard Charles A. Fish Lyla‘McDonald D. W. Curtle

Hints in Beauty Care Crow Feet and Scalp Tips

A consumer advice piece on crow feet and eye care notes that lines from eye corners reflect stress or illness. It outlines nightly cream routines, using warm cloth, gentle rubbing, and careful removal. It also mentions scalp dandruff checks with magnification and egg yolk scalp treatment followed by standard shampooing.

Dorothy Bondurant to Earn Music Degree Tomorrow

Dorothy Bondurant daughter of Mr and Mrs G J Bondurant of 1305 Grant avenue will receive her bachelor of music degree tomorrow from the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago. She majors in pipe organ and has honorable mention in orchestration with special honorable mention in counterpoint and composition. Her instructors include Wilhelm Middelshulte and C Albert Scholin. She taught clarinet at West High and is pledged to Delta Omicron. The Bondurants travel by auto to Chicago for the commencement and plan a return trip via The Dells Wisconsin.

Dorothy Bondurant G. J. Bondurant Grant Avenue American Conservatory of Music Chicago Bondurant West High Conservatory Wilhelm Middelshulte The C. Albert Scholin Waterloo Chicago Symphony Orchestra Delta Omicron

Club Notes and Social Gatherings Dominate Iris Club Meet

Local society items recount postponed Iris club meeting at Mrs. Frank Ostull’s Denver street site due to a nuisance, garden luncheon at Prosperity Inn by Mrs. Vv Youel for Mino club, and several gatherings at homes of Carson, Dunkelberg, and Trapp. Upcoming July 2 luncheon planned, and many clubs announce fall discontinue.

Iris Club Frank O5tull Denver Street Prosperity Inn Vv. J Youel Mino Club

Thelma Wood Weds Lyle Cameron in Sioux City

Mr and Mrs H G Wood announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Thelma Wood to Lyle Cameron son of Mr and Mrs Cameron. The ceremony took place in Sioux City on Sunday. The couple reside in Sioux City where the groom works with the M C G A. The bride is a Hast High School graduate and nursing graduate from Allen Memorial training school.

H. G. Wood Thelma Wood Lyle Cameron 4.Cameron Sioux City Cameron Hast High School Allen Memorial Training School For M. CG. A

Bridge Luncheon Honors Visitors

Mrs. Vera Walls hosted eight tables of bridge at her Wellington street home today in honor of her sister Mrs. Jarmnes Walpole of Minneapolis and guests Mrs. Edward Campbell of Honolulu Hawaii and Mrs. Chester Randall of Washington DC. Spring flowers adorned the rooms and the guests were friends of the honored visitors.

Vera Walls Wellington Street Jarmnes Walpole Minneapolis Edward Campbell Honolulu Hawaii Chester Randall Washinon D. C

Church Groups Plan Meetings and Socials Tonight and Tomorrow

The issue lists parish gatherings across multiple churches including Trinity American Lutheran and St. Margaret’s guilds with luncheons at various homes and church parlors. Activities include a 1 PM luncheon, guild meetings, hostess duties, and a 400-member Gamnaloga class picnic with a Cedar Heights swimming party.

Gamnaloga Burton Avenue

Bridge Parties Honor Schedules and Weddings in Vinton and Ames

Mrs Robert Mayer hosted a Brockwell Arms bridge party for her husband Robert Mayer with prizes to Mrs Don Ferguson E R Mayer Merle Buchanan and Roy Junger. A shower for Helen Reihsen at 309 Mullan Ave East featured 16 guests and a June 25 wedding to Wendell Bellman. About 150 attended the Noble marriage celebration at Mr and Mrs Charles Noble home in Vinton Iowa honoring Mr and Mrs Thornton Noble whose Ames wedding occurred last week.

King’s Daughters Robert Mayer Brockwell Arms Apartments Don Ferguson E. R. Mayer Merle Buchanan Roy Junger Maxine Clow Raymond Mayer Oiiver Schutte Mr. Mayer Edith Reihsen Mullan Avenue East Helen Reihsen Wendell Bellman Reihsen Recepton Charles Noble Vinton Thornton Noble Ames

Hoskins Not Hurt Mystery Surrounds Auto Crash Victim

A confusing report claimed Sam Hoskins was hospitalized in Geneseo, Indiana after a car crash with facial injuries and that his wife was recovering from surgery in Waterloo. Later checks show a Mrs Hoskins at 501 Washington street, while A M Hoskins of Park Avenue West appears uninjured and no Mrs Haskins is listed in Waterloo hospitals. Further details could not be obtained as Haskins remained unconscious.

A. M. Hoskins Washington Street Courier Sam Hoskins Geneseo Waterloo Hoskins

Waterloo Plane Flown to Chicago to Fill an Order

A Waco biplane from Chapman field Waterloo was flown to Chicago today by Red Harmon for A Whil lip. Midwest Airways normally delivers from Monmouth field but could not. The delivery was routed to Waterloo to fulfill the Chicago order.

Waterloo Chicago Midwest Airways, Inc Chapman Field Waco A. Whillip Red Harmon Monmouth Ihefield Midwest Airways Wakerloo

Boys Meet Probation Officer After They Steal $20 at Picnic

Three youths matched by Mary M. Law probation officer faced the consequences after stealing about $20 at a picnic. Two grabbed a pocketbook and were later caught. the third acted as banker. Police recovered the money and returned the purse and contents to the owner.

Mary MM. Law

Man Pleads Guilty to False Check in Municipal Court

Aug. 1 sentencing set for R. E. Smith after pleading guilty to uttering a false check in municipal court. Judge J. Beem ordered the proceeding. Smith is at Liberty on S106 bond.

R. E. Smith J. ©. Beem Viherty

Riee and Meat Croquettes and Cornmeal Puddings

A scanned recipe page shows Riee and Meat Croquettes using bolted rice ground meat salt pepper butter milk and eggs with breading then fried. A second recipe for cornmeal pudding blends light cornmeal milk butter soda salt and eggs, cooked until smooth then baked in pans.

Waterloo Waterworks Sets Daily Pumpage Record

Waterworks in Waterloo pumps 4 542 240 gallons on a hot summer Monday, the highest daily volume outside an emergency. W A Hendry, superintendent, cites heavy factory and domestic use as causes. Records show prior peak was 2 085 775 gallons on July 17 1928, with the city expanding supply since 1920. Artesian wells and seven aerators support demand, removing iron and carbon dioxide to improve hardness by about 19 percent.

W. A. Hendry Waterloo G. E. Shoemaker Hendry

City in Brief Notes on Local Figures and Travel

A parade of short notices lists visits and trips including Mrs. Albert W. Webster and son Ronald at 610 Third Avenue West, Mrs. H. A. Matsau heading to Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hawkins vacationing in Trippi, Iowa. Police shifts change as Officer Turney fills in for vacationing Officer Cox. Mrs. Edwards remains seriously ill with pneumonia. Automobile license 17 262 issued. Myra Blanchard and Lila Marcham noted in town. several residents travel to Des Moines, Council Bluffs, Omaha, and beyond. Public figures, weddings, hospital updates, and club events populate the block of notices.

Albert W. Webster Ronald Third Avenue West Wilton Junction H. A. Matsau Fifth Street West Chicago Rock Island Ill E. W. Hawkins Des Moines 5. W. Hale Trippi J. E. Ridenour Edward Prospect Avenue Lioyd B. Bechtel H. D. Bechtell Second Street West L. Edwards Cedar Heighis Edwards Myra Blanchard Spokane Wesh A. H. Pinkerton South Street Lila Marcham Commercial Street

Mid-Continent Petroleum shifts to summer hours

Summer hours take effect at the Mid-Continent Petroleum plant with the office starting at 7:30 a m and ending at 4 p m, replacing the former 8 a m to 5 p m schedule. Division manager L V Surtees and assistant manager H C Wurster depart for Kansas City to meet with other executives. A large hydro electric dam is planned on the White River in Missouri's Ozark region.

Mid- Continent Petroleum Corporation L. V. Surtees Mid-Continent Petroleumorporation H. C. Wurster Kansas City Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporators White River Ozark Region Missouri

Melo Softer Water Cleaner Ad Grabber

A soap and water reformer promises softer water by adding Melo to bathwater. The ad extols dramatic suds and scum removal, urging readers to buy three cans for kitchen laundry and bathroom from grocers.

Lovely Hands Due To Washing Dishes Wins Contest

Miss Helen Broderick, winner of a national contest for beauti ful hands, reveals her method using Lux soap to keep hands smooth and white. Her hands will be used by an Italian sculptor, while beauty experts nationwide endorse Lux for dishwashing and beauty care.

Helen Broderick John Murray Anderson Broderick Luy

Sleeveless Two Piece Pattern Offers Summer Ease

Adorable sleeveless two piece pattern from Evening Courier 150 Practical Pattern. Describes a slim over-stitched collar, full flared skirt, faux edging, sizes 14 to 44, material options white and pastels, easy to sew with yardage details. Pattern delivered for 15 cents with name address style number and size. Courier Pattern Dept 243 W 17th St New York City.

Evening Courier Tern Dept W. 17Th Bt New York City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Becker O. E el Deen Club Forget pirnie—Electric Park Wild Rose Club Carrie Leckington Spiritual Church of Christ Truth Pirse Luther Missionary Society G. O H. A. Dunkelberg Doyle Club Fred Morris Blue Triangle League Sunnyside Ben Hur Juniors F. Hall Philip Rosemond Eva Ebert Harold J. Miller Ruth A. Miller Madison Street W. H. Fay Nellie Englebrachs Meyme Egan Isabela Mary Cronin First Street West Sri G. G. G. Club George Carson C. D. O'Harrow Park Avenue West G. E. Young Gertrude Collentine Vinton Street Homar Gordon W. E. Silver J. W. Wilimek F. P. Hudson Franklin Street Joyle Club Elk Run Cottage Gertrude Lowe Business Professional Women’s Club Electric Park William Honaker O. F. Loyer Kenneth Ray H. R. Page Eleventh Street West Ray May Sheeley M. Boose Thomas Boose J. F. Brownrson H. J. Davelaer Charles Ritchie H. House R. Page Kathryn Johnson Dike Alpha Roysen Mary Wright Marlin Silverstrand Cornell Bluffs St. Magdaline’s Catholic Church Mary Broderick Osage Chem Lund June Moser W. B. Moser Lois Bachtell Patsy Grange Carol Herfurth June Johnson Barbara Mosier June Virginia Smith Selma Wagner May Jean Moser L. Cameron Hebrew Aid Society Hebrew Ladies’ Aid Society Max Rotman Morris Galofsky Relph Sherman Agron Kaplan T. Reinstein Harry Cohn Hadassah Palestine Jerusalem Detroit Daughters of Mary Fitzer Frank @loreman C. M. Miellis Ben Hor Ben T. C PF Hall Harry Mead Manchester John Hermann Ralph Ortberg T. C. Stéphenson Black's Tearoom F. G. Bennison John Brown Los Angeles Cal Church News Senior Luther League St. Margaret's Guild St. Mark's. Episcopal Church J. T. Riordan Prospect Boulevard Ethel Post Chesterfield Ind Spiritual Church of Christ Trath Choren W. A. Dew E. Franklin Lews Dickman First Lutheran Missionary Society Anna Parrott Lares’ Auxiliary Christ Church Catherine Mooney J. Butterfield T. Hemmes J. H. Greens St. Mary's Westminster Hi-G. E. Plenia Churchu Plente MRS. HOYLE M_. STOUT Audrey Lamb Hoyle M. Stout Patterson T. Bridge Buchanan Lloyd Cox Ellis Hotel M. J. Turney J. G. Madsen Lane Street Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo Boat Club and River Improvement Association Walter Adell Robert Dawson Robert Has Colorado Nevada John S. Blum Paramount Theatre Council Bluffs Omaha Paramount Prairie du Chien Wis Clarence Pfeiffer Charles City Inday Asx Ermine Betis Paul Reehl H. F. Wagner Jerome Burright J. W. Thompson Helen Jane Kingsley Avenue Wisconsin Bolls Lackore Baltimore Street Eda Ballhelm la Porte City Mater Hayfield Hancock County Lester W. Ross Virginla Torrington Anamiasa Mors Bach Codtumer Hummel Hotel Stabler Lloyd Beeumaster Elma St. Francis Hospital Mevo the Hygienic Products CO Canton, Ohio
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