Marriage of Miss Juanita Peverill to Richard Sampson
The marriage of Miss Juanita June Peverill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Peverill, 7230 Moir Street, to Richard Sampson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wi GC Sampson of Camerons, Mo., was held at 4 39 p m yesterday at the Peverill home. Rev Bow Main of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church performed the ceremony. The wedding party stood before a pink and white arch, with Mrs. Glenn Peverill playing Wagner’s Bridal Chorus. The bride wore a pink reorget trimmed satin gown with a bouquet of white roses and baby’s breath. Attendants included Mgr. and Mrs. Allen Peverill. The reception followed with pink and white decor. The couple will reside in Cameron after a wedding trip. He is a Cameron Night School graduate employed by Friendfair Bros. & Hitchins Foundry. The couple plan to live in Cameron. a return stop in Waterloo is noted.
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Imarriign
Juanita June Peverill
A. W. Peverill
Moir Street
Richard Sampson
Wi GC. Sampson
Cameras
Peverill Homme
Bow. Main
Graves Memorial United Brethren Charch
Bank of Ferns
Glenn Peverill
Eilatsons
Mgr
Allen Peveril
Devena Peverill
E. B .Anderson
West Highchoal
Sampson
Cameron Nigh
Friendfair Bros. & Hitchins Foundry
Waterloo
Cameron
G. B. Dickey
Cedar Heights
J. A. D.nurle
Presbyterian Community Church
Marry C. Guiver
Pigst Methodist Church
Thomas Robinson
Greenwood
Messrs
B. -H. Wilson
Frank D. Bailey
A. S.brodié
Reubenford
L. J. Pfeiffer
Samuel Brown
Piercé
Mason’ City
E. C
Hammond
Redlands
Cal
Wynegar
Cédar
Falls
Edward” Cantine
Portland
Qre
Bessie Faust
Clay Street
Northwestern College
Naper- Vite
Mildred Rife
Mendota
Margaret Blum
Elgin
Edna Kleckholm
Naperville
Hazel
Flora Richert
Hig Stone
Sai’ Paulo
Brazil
S. A
Iowa State Teachers College
Colby Nol Wedding in First Congregational Church
Miss Evelyn Eastman Colby daughter of Mr and Mrs Flarey Eastman Colby was married this afternoon to Erwin Nol in Joliet at the First Congregational church. The bride wore her mother's white silk wedding dress and carried a rose bouquet. Bridesmaids were Gertrude Colby and Doris Welslead. best man was Gerhard Noll. Trumpets and recessional music accompanied the ceremony. Relatives and out of town guests attended. a supper followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Joliet after a mid July motor trip. etc
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Eastman Colby
Flarey E Eastman Coby
Hertel Street
First Congregational Church
Vo Er
Emy Win
Joliet
Richmond Morgan
Gertrude Colby
Doris Welslead
Gerhard Noll
Ruckford
John Knox
Mendelssohn
P Prime
Marjorie Bonlan
Virginia Gable
Julia Colby
Nanna-Colby
Panama City
Fla
C.F. Francis
Kilbourn
Wis
Charles R. Wallace
Charles Wallace, Jr
Falls
QO. A. Rindquist
Davenport
George Warner Young
Til
John Noll
Waukon
John ¥_ Nall
Lal
Waldenor Noi
Beria
Kyi
Joy Wackerbarth
Erwin Wackerbarth
Intependence
Carl Wackerberth
Cedar Rapids
Nott
Wisconsin Woods
Bee
I West High School
Silver Cross Hospital
Noll
Engineering Department
University of Iowa
Tiu Beta Pi
Shnma Xi
Joliet Public Service Company
Wedding Service for Harold Hoff at Pato 1
Harold Hoff and Miss Mabel Price wed at the Church of the Brethren in Pato Michigan. Rev. W G C Wine officiated. Attendants from Waterloo area included the groom's mother and sisters Iva Williams and Lois Lechty, plus Paul Hef and family. The couple plans to live in Milledgeville Illinois where Hoff is the high school principal.
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oMné
Hoff
Orange Township
Church of the Brethren
Pato
Ttt
Harold Hoff
Mabel Price
Mraz
C.C. Price
Mount Morris
Waterloo
Iva Williams
Lois Lchty
Paul Hef
Glenn
Dorothy Jean
Stanley
Wis
Wing
Milledgeville
Hor
Bride and Groom Wed In Waterloo Parsonage Ceremony
Elsie Griefnow and W M Wilkins Jr were united in marriage at the Cal Evangelical church parsonage with Rev Bau officiating. The couple will reside in Waterloo where he works as a brakeman for the Illinois Central Railroad. A reception followed at the bride's home and the couple will honeymoon in Minnesota. The bride is reported daughter of Air and Mrs Oita Grietnow. Community events include a meeting at Me Moria hall and a social hour. The Wise Sisters Fidelity circle plan an all day meeting at Mrs J F Steeley's home and the Waterloo review holds a special 2 p.m. gathering in Moose hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Grietnow
Air
Oita
Quindy
Tead
Cal Evangelica Church
Ibyo
Bau
Ricthar
Dow
Allis
Emma-Wilking
Wilking
Waterloo
Illinois Central Railroad
Moria Hall
PRT
Memorial Hall
Ythian’ Sisters
Fidelity Circle
Mrg. J. F Steeley
Miss Harrington and Readers Give Pre Commencement Recital
Miss Harrington, pianist at We Ross Conservatory, will present a graduation recital this afternoon at Westminster Presbyterian Church. She is joined by Elizabeth Harris and George Harris, readers, with Bernice Berg as accompanist, in a program of solo works and readings from the conservatory series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belly Harrington
We Ross Conservatory of Music
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth “Harris
George Harris
Conservatory
Eos
Woallenhao
Mason Tarantelle
Heller
Miss Harrington
Sumpton
Magelina
Smith
Althouse
Ross
Bernice Berg
Genevieve Ffalman
Responsibilities of Parents to Be WiTLUL Tor
A three day house party at Willata hall under the Women's Christian Temperance union opens with discussions on parental duties and temperance. Speakers include Rev. O. M. Yagay at 2:30 pm, Rev. Edwin Boardmac at 7 pm, with devotions led by Mrs. Charles Stull and Miss Fern Clark, plus demonstrations by Loray Temperance legion and a WCTU double quartet. Meals and overnight accommodations provided. donations for Benedict home baskets requested.
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Willata Hall
Woeman's Christian’ Temperance’ Union
C. N. Clark
M. Yagay
Trastor
First Evangelical Church
Charles, Stull
Loray
LWO
Willard Butt
Church News: Women’s Missionary Society Meeting Tomorrow
St Pauls Woman's Home Missionary Society plans a meeting tomorrow evening at Mrs L M Townsend's home. Mrs George Deyo and Mrs SV Williams assist. Mrs Fred Meitner leads lesson study. Annual officer elections to be held. Major Guild of First Presbyterian meets at 2 30 PM Wednesday in church parlors hosted by Mrs J E Kohl Mrs Oscar Klein and Mrs Frank Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Woman's Home Missionary Society
L. NM. Townsend
George Deyo
SV. Williams
Fred Meitner
First Presbyterian Church
J. E. Kohl
Oscar Klein
Frank Morris
Beauty Chats Arm Massage Explains Arm Exercise Trends
A vintage health column advises daily arm massage to tone and strengthen muscles, reduce flabbiness, and improve shapeliness. It recommends hard massage for fatter arms, plus home exercises like arm rotations and pressing fists to develop arms and chest, while noting wart care and posture advice for adults.
Miss Fern Stover Honored At Domestic Shower
Miss Fern Stover was feted as guest of honor at a kitchen shower hosted by her parents in Manchester. Relatives and friends attended, marking Miss Stover’s forthcoming marriage to Robert Gavert. The event also celebrated her sister Maxine’s 11th birthday with games and contests.
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Fern Stover
Mar
Riageta
Robert
Piace
G. &. Stove
Miss Stover
Maxine
Mrs. Stover
Vern
Iva
Lois
O. C. Flaver
Dwaine
Audrey
Bertha Stover
Bertha
City In Brief From A Work Trip To Chiraze And Detroit
A jumble of names and places notes various residents returning from trips and events. Mr and Mrs George Ww and others visited places. several attended a national wholesale saddlery convention. Mrs C H Tayt’s funeral is mentioned. family visits and travel to Nevada Street noted amid a Fourth of July related context.
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Frieda Kry Street
Chislater
F. Ben
McLarin
George Ww
Miro
Tayett
Chiraze
Detroit
Tall
Petro
National Wholesale Saddlery
Feasure
John McCarthy Named High Honor Scout at Camp Ingawanis
John McCarthy was named the high honor scout at Camp Ingawanis for the second period, winning by a large margin among six eligible boys. The camp’s tribes competed in games and tests with the Crows taking top honors in several categories and the Apaches winning the stunt contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCarthy
Camp
Ingawanis
MelCarthy
Waterloo
Y Court of Honor
Yasterdar
County Board May Engage in Tax Ferret Contract
Members of the Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors discussed hiring a tax investigation firm to list property omitted from assessment. No final action taken yet. a contract may be pursued in the future marking a return after more than two decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Black Hawk County
Trier
Tudee Ken McCoy
Oskaloosax
Woman and Bay Injured When Autos Crash Near Nashua
Special report: A heavy sedan collided with a car near Nashua causing injuries to Mrs Waring and Mrs Bell. Mrs Haring suffered facial cuts. Robert had minor injuries. Mrs Marie Weil was taken to a hospital in Walering for X rays and treatment.
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Woman
Bay
Nashua
Nashasta
Daniel Marine
Clinton
Waring
Bell
River
Minn
Famine Tronzer
Orone
Irmer
Mie
Obert
Haring
Robert
Mar
Walering
Cedar Falls News Highlights Rev Deer to Quit Pastorship
Rev William G Deer resigns after four years as pastor of First Baptist Cedar Falls. His farewell occurs next Sunday following a congregational vote at yesterday’s morning service. He has been a prominent figure in Iowa Baptist affairs during his tenure in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Deer
First Baptist Church
Towa
Gedar Falls
Iowa
Pred. Schaber
Leaf River
Schrider
Ogle
Left River
Selgieber
Tawa
Ilinovis
Wlinois
Hlingis
Schrieber
Ogie County
Pinerd
State Teachers
Callege
Stuents
Cedar Walls
Bethlehem Folk Greet New Pastor June 27 at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls June 21 Members of the Danish Bethlehem church will greet Rev Ottar Jorgensen, called over 18 months ago, with a morning sermon on June 27 and a farewell reception for Rev C N Petersen in the evening. Jorgensen and his family arrive from Minneapolis Wednesday to take possession of the parsonage, as Petersen ends a three year Minneapolis pastorate and returns to Des Moines after remaining through the week as guest at the Sunday reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Cedar Alls
Ottar Jorgensen
Mr Jorgensen
C. N. Petersen
Mr. Jorgensen
Minneapolis
A. Petersen
Des Moines
Longest Day of Year Opens With Suan at 4 33 A.M
The article notes the longest day of the year marked at 4 33 a m with the sun high in the sky and direct sunlight. It describes observers noting fewer sunny hours ahead as the northern hemisphere tilts away from the sun and predicts a generally pleasant day despite recent bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suan
Sheriff Willey Wins Nomination Margin Five Votes
Official canvass of Republican ballots shows incumbent Sheriff Willey ahead by five over challenger Ray A. Roreh. Final returns indicate Willey 2020 votes and Cor Biveh 2013, confirming reelection momentum in Independence ta. June 21 report summarizes the narrow margin and party support in the county.
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Independence
Rave Tlatry
Willey
Ray A. Roreh
Wiley
Five Ring Circus Coming to County Convention Site
Preasey Fr. Frank, chairman of the Republican county central committee, is puzzled about a July 3 county convention site. The courtroom is too small for about thousands, including committee members and lawyers, with suggestions ranging from the arena to the Darcy Cattle Congress grounds, which lie outside city limits. The heat could make the armory unsuitable, and the Watering Theatre is proposed as another option. A cryptic note on crude oil to Baseline is mentioned.
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Preasey Fr. Frank
Republican County Central Committee
County Central Committee
The
Bar Association
Min Jubtic
Darcy Cattle Congress Grounds
Congress
New Pastor Takes Charge at Northminster Church
Rev. Russell Al. McCormac preached his first sermon as pastor of Northminster Presbyterian Church yesterday. He spoke on The Good Who Teaches in the morning and Faith in the evening. McCormac recently graduated from Coe College where he was active in public speaking and on the football and track teams. He is a Phi Kappa Beta and Phi Alpha Pi member. His parents reside at Latts. He arrived in Waterloo Saturday and is staying at 311 Gutley Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell al. McCormac
Northminster Presbyterian Church
McCormac
Coe College
Phi Kappa Betta
National Honorary Forensic Fraternity
Phi Alpha Pi
Latts
Brookhart to Attend Republican State Convention
Col. Smith W. Brookhart, the Republican nominee for the U S Senate, will be on hand for the Republican state convention in Des Moines on June 21. He said he would not seek to influence the central committee, wishing a fair process. He arrived from Washington to prepare a Storm Lake speech and was set to speak in Denison on Wednesday and Pontiac on Thursday.
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Brookhart
Des Moines
Coli. Smith W. Brookhart
United States Senate
Republican Central Committee
Brackhart
Washington
Storm Lake
Denison
Pontiac
Prowlers Try to Break Into Neary Home
Prowlers threw a rock through the kitchen window at the Neary residence 418 Rath Street on a Saturday evening. Mrs. Neary and her daughter awakened, turned on lights, and frightened the prowlers away. Detective Ralph Dervis and Driver Charles Pickens investigated but could not locate the culprits. The rock lay on the kitchen floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Neary
Rath Street
Quick Easy Way To Make Better Jams And Jellies
Advertising copy promotes Short-boil method with Certo for jam and jelly. Claims easier process, richer color and flavor, with one to two minutes boiling. (Certa marketed as pure fruit jellying agent.) Offers recipe book and mail order form from Donghist-Peetha Corporation in Rochester, N Y.
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Cortex
Mech Wbolle
Certe
Donghist-Peetha, Corporation
Granite
Stullaing
Rochester
Ulverthsenmanihy
Dr W P McCormick Set to Be Installed as Pastor
Dr W P McCormick, pastor of Westininater Presbyterian, will be formally installed Tuesday at 7:30 p m in the church auditorium. Rev J A Laurie of Cedar Heights will preside, with Dr R D Beilin and Dr D W Morgan delivering the charges to the pastor and congregation. He preached his first sermon in the new pulpit May 31 and came to Waterloo from Storm Lake Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. McCormick
Westininater Presbyterian Church
J.A. Laurie
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
R D. Behlin
First Presbyterian Church
Ce4dar Falls
D.W. Morgan
Presbyterian Church
la Porte City
McCormick
Waterloo
Kotex brand sanitary product marketed as modern solution
An old advertisement extols Kotex as a fresh daily use sanitary pad replacing laundry and costly disposables. It claims the product is absorbent deodorized and disposable with minimal expense, appealing to modern women seeking convenience and reduced risk of embarrassment.
Waterloo Exiting Courier Patterns Drawn For Up To Date
Waterlo o Exiting Courier Patterns To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send it to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 150 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in 10 days after sending in your order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Plenié
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Averine
Pylbian Sisters
W. GC. T. UO
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Wateriolo Canto
Royal Neighbors
Moose Hall
Ons of Union Veterans
Catia Ant] auxilary—Memorial Hall
Erwin Nol
the American Legion
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Charles Tallar
Fort Dodge
Wlm. Simpson
Cora Daman
Simpson
Des Atoines
F. A. Robinson
Minneapois
Mr. Simpson
Evening ‘Tribune
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Cornelia Miller
Scranton
K. Mitler
Locust Street
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Webbeking
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Henry Roberts
George
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Minnesota
Alice Redington
West High
Chicago
Washington, D. C
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Aliss Redington
George Washington University
Arthur Eliott
Plenty Miel
W.R. Jameson
Charles Elliott
National Missionary Society of the
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Interdenominational School of Missions
Mr. Bonhrager
Mrs, Noll
Pato, 1
Elsie Griefnow
W.M. Wilkins, Jr
Waterloo Review
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Church News
Lome
A. BR. Moore
Viola Stuff
Anna Deed
Amos
Cnusin
Tray Junction
West Em
Hide
Buchanan
Dudee
Cedar
Mr. Deer
Baptist Church
Charles J. Mentzer
Bert. Jonkeer
Charles “I
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Points
Tunde
AL Lols
Yenlands
Canada
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Mylbers
Peter Ladigas
AY O'Dell
Pasco
Justice
Sixth Street
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Yellte
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Northminster
Gutley Street
Mir McCormac
Elizabeth Paler
W. P. ‘McCormick
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