Miss Jean Huber Weds Philip Rosemond in Cedar Falls
Miss Jean Huber of Cedar Falls wed Philip B. Rosemond of Independence yesterday at the bride’s aunt’s home. Rev Thomas Anderson officiated by a fern banked fireplace. A wedding dinner for 14 followed at Hotel President, Waterloo, with out of town guests and plans to reside in Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Huber
Cedar Falls
Philip B. Rosemond
Independence
Gene Ward
Thomas Anderson
Charles City
Mendelssohn
Gertrude Rosemond
James Rosemond
Hotel President
Waterloo
Smtinx
Lilian Rosemond
Gertrude
James
A. M. Donnan
Hudson
John Walser
Marshallpeer
C. MM. Woodward
Becker Chanter of Eastern Star Initiation Dinner Held
Approximately 100 people attended a dinner at Masonic hall before Becker chapter O B S initiation last night. Visitors from California Reinbeck Jesup and Nebraska joined local members for musical numbers by Martha McCormick and Peterson. Speakers included J Ben Walfort Nellie B Rickert and Mrs Nella Merrill Cummins with plans announced for next fall entertainment and summer calling committee leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker Chapter
0. B.S
Masonic Hall
California
Reinbeck
Jesup
Nebraska
Martha McCormick
Peterson
J. Ben Walfort
Los Angeles
Nellie B. Rickert
Esther Oswald
West Side
M. Fawcett
Orlo Miller
Harry Fergémann
Irene Willams
Frank Shireman
Nella Merrill Cummins
Finger
Edgar Guest
Helen Whittle
Lully
Homer
June Nielson to Wed W Anderson on July Fourth
The engagement and upcoming marriage of Miss June Nielson were announced at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. R. A. Mussett. She will marry Warren A. Anderson of Cedar Rapids on July 4. Guests included local and out of town attendees. Nielson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Nielson, a former East High student. Anderson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson, employed at a Waterloo foundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Nielson
R. A. Mussett
Miss Nielson
Warren A Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Hagel
Gladys Bruce
Leah
Florence
Ethel Holmes
Marjorie Fern
Ethel
Mildred Nielson
Maxine Elliott
Elna Christensen
Lilian Golofsky
Keona Hinemiller
Pearl
Irene Jensen
Alberta Burk
Lucile Kayser
Independence
Nick Nielson
East High School
Mr. Anderson
Alfred Anderson
Headford Bros. & Hitchins Foundry Co
Waterloo
Sherman Tollefson Weds Newton Girl
Wedding rites unite Miss Leah M. Reynolds Newton and Sherman J. Tollefson Waterloo read yesterday at the Little Brown Church in the Vale Rev H Mueller officiated The double ring ceremony featured a blue taffeta dress and a bouquet of roses daisies and sweet peas A 1 o clock dinner followed at the bridegroom's parents home Waterton about 20 relatives attended After July 4 the couple will reside in Waterloo at 222A Oneida street Mrs Tollefson daughter of Arnold Reynolds Newton a Newton high school and Iowa State Teachers College graduate has been teaching music and dramatics in Newton She is a graduate of Iowa State Teachers College and has been athletic at Ackley High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah M. Reynolds
Newton
Sherman J. Tollefson
Waterloo
Little Brown
the Vale
H. Mueller
First Lutheran Church
Martin Tollefson
Waterton
Wisconsin
Oneida Street
Tolleffson
Arnold Reynolds
Newton High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Inna State Teachers College
Clara Woodworth
Quesqueten
Wiliam F. Gady
Chicago
Anna Woodworth
Independence High School
Inowe State Teachers College
Anamosa
Estella Cady
Independence
Independence High
Russ Ethel Hughes
John Hughes
Garner
Lester Dyckman
Garner High School
Hampton
Yyckman
Hampton High School
Cornell Tnileen
Marshalltown
Jubilee Church Scene of Readlyn Wedding
The marriage of Miss Minnie Mush and Herman Methorst of Readlyn was celebrated at Jubilee Lutheran Church in Gautier City Ia with Rev. W J F Adix officiating. A reception and wedding supper followed at the bride’s parents home near Jubilee. The couple will live on a farm near Readlyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gautier
Readlyn
Otto Pump
Society Calendar Tonight and Tomorrow Listings
Society calendar lists events across Cedar Falls Waterloo and area with dinners picnics dances and lodge meetings including Blue Triangle Gas Y club Sunnyside Country club Cedar Falls western groups Lincoln circle G A R Women s Home Missionary St Paul s Methodist and Royal Neighbors etc with venues like First Methodist Episcopal Burton Avenue Baptist and Temple Rebekah hall alongside chamber events and religious instruction programs for the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle League
Dicnic
Cedar Falls
Sunnyside Country Club
Ben Hur
Waterloo Lo. A
Helen Gould
W. A. Burton
Sunshine Lodge
L. A
B. R
T. Khimblebee
K. GO
White Shrine
School of Instruction
Ladies’ Society
Union Congregational Church
Archie Kilby
Woman's Home Missionary Society
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Fred Cunningham
Lincoln ‘Circle
Ladies of the G. A. R
Memorial Hall
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors Lodge
KK. Coc
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Bymnes Park
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk
Yeomen Bartherhood
Northeastern Iowa Wedding Torrents in June
A flurry of June marriages across Marshalltown Charles City Garner and Cresco dominates Northeastern Iowa society notes. Miss Katherine McGrew wed William Lundquist in Marshalltown. other couples include Louise Davis and Carl Zinnhis in Spokane. Faye Lessin and Carl Shaefer in Little Brown Church. Clara Woodworth and William Gady in Clear Lake. Ethel Hughes and Lester Dyckman in Kanawha. Clara Bonner and Allan Giger in Belle Plaine. Aurelia Schlader and Thomas Whalen in Cresco. with multiple local engagements and related social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bonner
Mason City
Allan ©. Giger
Belle Pisin
Clear Lake
Crinie
Minnesota
Belle Plaine
McGreevy-Chevalier Rites Celebrated in St. John's Church
Miss Teresa McGreevy daughter of John McGreevy Cedar Falls united in marriage to Leonard Chevalier son of Mrs Johanna Chevalier Waterloo this morning at St Johns church Rev Farher Ndg Lentz officiated The couple were attended by Miss Florence Chevalier and Jack Phimmer Waterloo. The bride wore a peach georgette gown with accessories The breakfast followed at the groom s mother home They left by motor for Wisconsin and will be at home in Waterloo after June 30 Mrs Chevalier a Cedar Falls high school graduate and bookkeeper in Waterloo The groom a St Mary s school graduate works at Lehighield Manufacturing company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine McGrew
J. B McGrew
Marshalltown
Willam
Lundquist
L. W
Ngh
Olds High School
College of Engineering
University of Iowa
Canada
Teresa McGreevy
John McGreevy
Cedar Falls
Leonard Chevalier
Johanna Chevalier
Waterloo
St. John's Church
Farher
Lentz
Florence Chevalier
Jack Phimmer
Mator
Wisconsin
Chevalier
Cedar Falls High School
St. Mary’s School
Ldlehield Manufacturing Company
Thirtieth Wedding Anniversary Dinner in Marshalltown
Frank Fisher and Fred P. Fisher will host a 6:30 PM dinner at Black's Tea Room honoring Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Fisher on their thirtieth wedding anniversary. Attending are Karl Fisher, Fred L. Fisher, Frank R B Fisher, Fred P. Fisher, and the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank &. Fisher
Fred P. Fisher
Black's Tearoom
Harry T. Fisher
Fisher
Marshall Town
Karl Fisher
Fred L. Fisher
Frank RB. Fisher
Piano Music Club Recital Is Tonight
Mrs. Clauds Bennett presents a piano music club recital tonight at her home 1210 Third Street West starting at 8 o'clock. The program includes The Little Clock, Dance Whose, Song of the Armorer, March of Wee Folks, Guitar Serenade, Sleigh Ride, Aida, Apple Blossoms, Down the Stream, Valse Napolitaine, John Paul Jones, Duet Jolly Cowboy and Indian, March Romaine, Mystic Procession, Wild Rise, March from Nutcracker Suite, Polish Dance. New members include Robert Ersnte Richard Cramer Roy Gli Allan. officers President Edward Corton Secretary Hob Sar Set Treasurer Dirk Sarset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clauds Bennett
Third Street West
Alli Herren, Jr
Gaynor
Bily Cowan
Richard Carton
Retterer
Raymond Smith
Verdi
Burton
Tommy Gauthier
Haten
Wayne Rathbon
Ringueb
John Paul Jones
Dorothy Blake
David Buck
McDoreh Ses McDowell
Bob Sarset
Alan Wallace
Scharwenka
Bob
Dick Sarset
Robert Ersnte
Richard Cramer
Roy Gli- Allan
Edward Corton
Hob Sar Set
Dirk Sarset
Church and civic group notices brighten summer afternoons
Calvary Evangelical church women served at yesterday's meeting with Mrs. E M Hanna, Mrs. Harold Haffa, Mrs. Roy Hayes, and Mrs. D V Kelley leading serving roles. Elsewhere, Mrs. Roger Akin was elected president of Sisters of Graves United Brethren church with Akin to speak on Miriam, and United Presbyterian Ladies' Aid gathered with 25 members and 3 guests at 924 Grant Ave. Future plans include July meetings and a party for Elva Einsell before she moves to St. Louis. Additional notes cover Union Congregational and St Paul’s events, an Episcopal outdoor picnic at Byrnes Park, a Baptist vacation Bible school program, and a Clover club bridge dinner at Black's Tearoom with several listed guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Burton
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Miss Goodell
Henry Sheldon
James Smith
G. W. Soeshe
G. W. Soesbe
Mercy Center
Chicago
Marjorie Harker
E. M. Hanna
Harold Haffa
Roy Hayes
D. V. Kelley
Ladies of Calvary Evangelical Church
Roger Akin
Sisters of Graves United Brethren Church
A. O. Kessler
B. W. Kendall
H. Girley
Akin
Miriam
H. H. Young
John Pry
George Billing
A. E. Hites
G. E. Hites
L. E. Losec
United Presbyterian Church Ladies’ Aid Society
E. P. Crowe
Grant Avenue
N. H. Groomes
P. H. Elliott
Leo Prestien
W. H. Buxton
Elva Einsell
St. Louis
Fred Cunningham
Columbia Street
Alven
St. Paul's Methodist Church
The
Foreign Missionary Society
Waterloo graduate earns Bachelor of Education degree
Miss Kinniburgh daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Kinniburgh of 425 Logan avenue Waterloo received a Bachelor of Education degree and supervisor's diploma from the National Kindergarten and Elementary college Evanston IL on June 12. The degree reflects completion of a course in teaching nursery school kindergarten and elementary grades plus cultural coursework for a well rounded education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kinniburgh
Logan Avenue
Waterloo
National
Evanston
Miss Kinniburgh
Bridge Luncheon Honors June Fish Before Marriage
A bridge luncheon at the Hotel President hosted by Miss Edythe Sinnard celebrated Miss June Fish, who will wed F. Bonner Leonard Jr. in Chicago on June 14. Orchid and yellow décor brightened the event with 12 attendees, including out of town guest Mrs. Perk Phillips. A separate dinner at Black's Tearoom honored Miss Millicent Fowler and Miss Agnes Flieder with floral daisies and six guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Fish
Edythe Sinnard
Miss Fish
F. Bonner Leonard, Jr
Chicago
Perk Phillips
Jackson
Miss
Black's
Millicent Fowler
Agnes Flieder
Helen Sloan
Helen Burgess
Kathleen Thompson
Dorothy Bennett
Ruth Miller
Marjorie Miller
Vivian Innes
E. L. Rohlf
Grace Newkirk
Lincoln circle to host Memorial hall picnic luncheon
Lincolnan G A R will hold at Memorial hall tomorrow at noon a picnic luncheon with coffee cream butter and bread supplied by the circle. Regular meeting of Comrades of Grand Army to follow with special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincolan
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
Comrades of Grand Army
Golda Kane flies east with brother on cross country flight
Miss Golda Kane travels east as passenger on the return leg of a trip that began westward from Cleveland. Her brother Elmer Kane piloted one of three Fokkers inaugurating rail and air service between New York and Los Angeles. Golda is visiting mother Mrs. Myrta Hane in Cedar Falls after reaching Chicago where she met sister Hazel Kane. Elmer Kane previously ran a field near Cedar Bend and now pilots for Universal Aviation, cooperating with the New York Central railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golda Kane
Elmer
Cleveland
New York
Los Angeles
Myrta Hane
Bluff Street
Cedar Falls
Chicago
Hazel Kane
Elmer Kane
Cedar Bend
Universal Aviation Corporation
New York Central Railway
Brain Test Answer Summary
The statement lists three logical reasons labeled (1) bh, (2) c, and (3) a claiming these are the most logical. The text provides an answer key without broader context or detail.
Simple dainty frock pattern 1101 with ruched trim
Fashion note presents pattern 1101 for a tiny frock and bloomers in silk crepe, voile, handkerchief linen, or organdy. White or pastel shades, finished with a ribbon bow, sizes 2, 4, and 6. Size 4 uses 214 yards of 40 inch material. no dressmaking experience needed. Pattern cost 15 cents, book 10 cents, send name address style number size to Courier Pattern Dept. 243 W 17th St New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattern Dept
W. 17Th St
New York City
Secret process blends Canada Dry for perfect carbonation
A promotional note extols a secret method that yields delicate uniform carbonation enhancing Canada Dry. It praises the flavor as a refined addition to meals and hospitality, urging readers to order the Hostess Package of L2 bottles for convenient, steady supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Jamaica
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philip Rosemond
Minnensota
Rosemond
Wollenberger & Co. Investment, Bankers
W. Anderson
Sherman Tollefson
Iowa
Louise F. Davis
Carl Frederick Zinnhis
Seattle
Spokane
Wash
Faye Lessin
Carl Shaefer
Seneca
Wis
Little Brown Church
Vale
J. L. McComson
Charles City High School
Oliver Palm Equipment Company
Aurelia R. Schlader
Hente Schlader
Cresco
Thomas Ot. Whalen
Flma
Gresen
E. J. Dougherty
Assumption Parish
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society of Grace M. E
Kensington
Russell Loveaul
Gell Wilbur
Max Noah
H. ©. Wilbur
Anna Morse
Niles Anna Morse
Assc
Morsa
Connie Altland
Jack Bulit
C. R. Olney
Second Street
Church News
Ladies’ Society of the
George King
Fellowship
Byrnes Park
Burton Avenue
Baphiat Church
G. BE. Robbing
Clover Club
Charieas Nash
Frank Doherty
Tom Flaherty
Carl Andersop
Nek Phillips
Miss Jean Kinnisburgh
James Lammert
Golden Link Club
Glen Ferkins
Florida
Dom Gentzler
First Street West
Freundschaft
Cedar Heights
American Yeomen Brotherhood
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
F. Hall
Baltimore Street
O. O. F. Hall
Brother
America
Atlas
Evening Courier
Wee Tel
Heinz
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