Miss Bernadine Wendel to wed Ralph Sarl at Smith home
Society notes report Miss Bernadine Wendel and Ralph Sarl plan a 11 a m wedding tomorrow at the bride’s Smith home with Rev Carl Hammer officiating. No attendants. Dorothy Dubel to play, AC attendants nil. After, 30 guests at a three course breakfast. honeymoon planned in northern Minnesota lake region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadine
Wendel
West High Mehook
Ralph Sarl
Smith
Carl Hammer
Dorothy Dubel
Lohen
Wagner
R. Hall
J. H. Butts
John Swift
C. Co. Dunsmoor
Waterloo
Alberta Leytze
Independence
F. P. Hall
Sioux Falls
Myr
Harold Langdon
Omaha
Neb
Louise Dubel
Vermillion
Chicago
San Pedro Guest Of Honor At Pretty Parties
San Pedro visitor Mrs Harland Apfel is guest of honor at several social events in her parents’ home city. A bridge afternoon at Mrs R L Goliveaux’s Walnut Court apartment featured high scorer Miss Ethel Reinhart and a lavender and nile green luncheon. Other out-of-town guests included Miss Jean Padden and Miss Mildred Kayes, who hosts dinner in Black's Tearoom with a color scheme of orchid and yellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harland Apfel
San Pedro
Cal
E.R. Moore
Bridge
Walnut Court
R. L. Gol
Marilouise Caughlan
Mines
Neil Trunkay
E. B. Wheeler
Walter J. Hunt
Mildred Kayes
Miss Kayes
Black
Uest of Honor
Goldiveaux
Miss Pacden
Mmnes
Lou Bollinger
Charles Bhaffner
George Young
Sioux City
Frank Bloomquist
Meddle Hombs
Virginia Clary
Denver Visitor Honored At Sunnyside Luncheon
Miss Harlene Pierson of Denver Colorado was feted this afternoon at a luncheon at Sunnyside Country Club by cousin Miss Alene Flint and Miss Dorothy Dickinson. Summer decor arrangements harmonized with appointments, and covers were laid for the honor guests including Marjory Gross Mildred Sloan Rote Haulette Claire Gleason Mary Humphreys Cora Mae Busby Martha Daugherty Gladys Towne Dorothy Beck Hortense Morgan Mary Cowan Alice Rodamar and Geraldine Brinkful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlene Pierson
Denver
Colo
Sunnyside Country Club
Alene Flint
Dorothy Dickinson
Marjory Gross
Mildred Sloan
Rote Haulette
Claire Gleason
Mary Humphreys
Cora Mae Busby
Martha Daugherty
Gladys Towne
Dorothy Beck
Hortense Morgan
Mary Cowan
Alice Rodamar
Geraldine Brinkful
Puest
Three Hostesses Invite Bridge Lunch At Sunnyside Club
Three hostesses Mrs N Cousins Mrs Fred Stearns and Mrs John Hathrick invite guests to a 1 PM Thursday bridge luncheon at Sunnyside Country club. The event features bridge entertainment during the afternoon and is part of a week of social affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Cousins
Fred Stearns
John Hathrick
Sunnyside Country Club
Bridge
Jacob Hart Ross Family Reunion Held at Oelwein
Descendants of Jacob Hart Ross who settled in Cran township Fay ette county in 1855 gathered last Friday at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs Henry Bunger southeast of Hazleton for a reunion. E N Ross and Effie Ross Refsnider presented a historical paper recounting pioneer days including sheep driving to the Wapsie river to wash wool and the mother's spinning wool for cloth and mittens. W H Ross, formerly of Waterloo now of Delwell was elected president for the coming year. Ross Platt was elected vice president. Mrs R Sanborn Cedar Rapids corresponding secretary and historian Effie Foss Refsnider recording secretary. The reunion next year will be in the city park at Oelwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hart Ross
Cran Township
Fayette County
Henry Bunger
Hazleton
E. N. Ross
Effie Ross
Third Avenue
Waterloo
Wapsie
W. H. Ross
Delwelh
Ross Platt
R. Sanborn
Cedar Rapids
Effie Foss Refsnider
Ab Oelwein
Musicale Tea at Mrs Balliett Home in Circle One
Mrs G C Balliett will host a musicale tea Saturday afternoon at her home under Circle One of First Presbyterian church. A planned program, serving by Mrs F A Sporle, bake sale by Miss Kathryn Doughtry, and a June July birthday table for G A R comrades are noted. Also a quilting event and program led by Mrs Leo Bullings, with B of L E G I A meeting at Black Hawk I O F hall at 2 30 p m tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Balliett
Circle One
First Presbyterian Church
F. A. Sporle
Kathryn Doughtry
Memorial Hall
Leo Bulllings
B. of
L. E
Black Hawk I. 0
F. Hall
Church Groups Schedule Meetings At Several Presby terian and Methodist Churches
Various church groups including Universalist Unionist and Northminister Presbyterian plan meetings this week. Unity guild at First Methodist hosts Miss Clara McKittrick and out of town guests. Trinity American Gatherant Ladies Guild to meet Wednesday afternoon. Major guild and Ladies Aid prep kitchen furnishings. group hosts named. Circle 2 of Woman's Working Association to meet at Mrs Sohm’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Guild of
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Clara McKittrick
Cedar Fails
Eva Wilson
Dedham
Charles Robinson
Jesup
Ladies Guild of Trinity American Gatherant Church
D. EF. Miller
C. A. Reding
Woman's Working Association of
The
First Presbyterian Church
E. A. Sohm
Hints in beauty care answered letters to Miss M E D
A collection of reader questions on facial veins hair loss scalp care and skin conditions. Advice covers electric needle treatment for broken veins short hair shampooing frequency lash pulling technique eyelash tonic formula olive oil and bergam oil mixtures scalp massage and cleansing creams wart treatment height exercises bath brush sea salt skin coloring guidance and hair shade recommendations with color suggestions like red gold jade green blues rose and black
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H
Dorothy M
Xapam
Miss St. Louis Wins River Race By Narrow Margin
The Miss St. Louis skippered by Charles Knight won the Peoria to St. Louis leg of the Lakes to Gulf motor boat race by a half minute over the Miss Vicksburg. Only these two boats reached the finish last night while the other five retired at Alton for refueling. The Miss St. Louis and Miss Vicksburg head for Cairo on the next lap, with penalties for others for failing to meet the day’s objective. A separate note announces free one hour of waterslide use for children at Waterloo’s Cedar River park from 1 to 2 p.m. daily, as approved by the park board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Waterloo
Cedar River Park
AL Oo. Bherwood
Lutherans May Ordain Chinese in Foreign Field
In Omaha June 21 the Augustana synod recommended ordaining native Chinese as pastors in the Lutheran Church to address workers’ exodus after the civil strife in China. The synod also approved continued missionary work in China despite Chinese faction battles in Henan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Lutheran Church
Augustana Synod
Ching
Henan
Synod
City in Brief: Local Society and Court Notes
A compact roundup of social visits and professional moves from Excelsior Springs to Waterloo plus a court hearing in La Porte Guy. Notables include Mrs Ella Iliff at Royal hotel, L M Valentine visiting Dr Taylor, Kresge manager Glyde Reading touring the Pacific coast, and nurses heading to Chicago and Portland for further training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Iliff
Rath-Peek Building
Royal Hotel
Excelsior Springs
L. M. Valentine
Pierre
S. D
M. A. Taylor
Mulberry Street
Glyde W. Reading
Kresge Company
Summer court schedule and local notices from Waterloo area
The Waterloo district court will sit on Tuesdays for three months beginning May in Waterloo with judges Stiles Boles Wood assigning July August September. Miss Fitzgerald and Miss Rice depart for California for the summer, while Frank Rutter pleads guilty to illegal liquor possession and is fined. Automative Equipment association delegates travel to Portland for the annual convention, with Mr Thompson of Repass Automobile Co. heading west. Special wedding dinner ads and local services appear alongside scattered notices and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don MacFarlane
St. Paul
Maddigan School of Music
Waterloo
Hollywood
Paris
London
Alice Guthrie
Presbyterian Hospital
Rosston
Mass
Massachusetts Eye and Har Infirmary
Guthrie
East
Joe Ng
Denver
Ealt Lake IV
Ange
Long Beach
Misa Benude
Botolt Russel-Lamson
District Court
B. B. Stiles
Manchester
H. B. Boles
G. W. Wood
Frank Rutter
Warren Buckley
J. ¢. Beem
Rutter
California
Mr. Thompson
Repass Automobile Company
Waterion Evening Couries PATTERNS Notice for patterns
Waterion Evening Couries PATTERNS To obtain the Courier Up-to-date Pattern of accompanying design send it to FASHION DIHPART MENT EVENING COURIER WA TERLOO enclosing 16 cents for each pattern Theme patterns allow for seams All orders are filled on receipt as possible but should reach you in about 10 days after sending in your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance L
Elrl
R. K
E. H
Madge K
Dihpartment
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Daily Quiz Answers From Historic Film Quiz
Answers list notable actors directors and films. Charles Farrell Lois Moran The Big Parade What Price Glory King Vidor Raoul Walsh Lois Wilson A highly sensitive film which registers the relative value of color Eric von Stroheim Greed The Merry Widow Gloria Swanson Nickelodeons Ramon Navarro The Midshipman Ben Hur Lovers Betty Bronson Mary Brian
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Farrell
Lois Moran
King Vidor
Raoul Walsh
Lois Wilson
Eric von Stroheim
Greed
Gloria Swanson
Nickelodeons
Ramon Navarro
the Midshipman
Ben Hur
Lovers
Betty Bronson
Mary Brian
Lauermans Take Charge of Davis Store in Waterloo
Reymond M. Lauerman, secretary of Lauerman Bros. of Marinette Wisconsin, arrives with Charles J. Lauerman and others to reorganize the Davis store in Waterloo. Frank J. Laverman and Ed Lavoy join to oversee operations as plans emphasize growth and confidence in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reymond M. Lauerman
Lauerman Bros. Company
Marinette
Wis
Lauverman
Paul Davis Company
Charles J. Lauerman
A. J. de Leer
O. F. McDonald
Ed Lavoy
Frank J. Laverman
Raymond M
Waterloo
Charles J. Laverman
Raymond M. Lauerman
Lauermans
Office and Depot Linked to Racman F Purchase
The office and depot connected to Racman F are being procured ahead of a planned visit to his mother. Miss Gertrude Hoff, superintendent of nurses at Allen Memorial, is visiting her mother in Sumner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racman F
Gertrude Hoff
Allen Memorial
Sumner
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P. W
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DO. V.memorial
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Black's Tearoom
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Oo” &. Carpenter
Iowa Falls
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E. H. Berry
Dane Street
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Marion Ranster
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Beloit
Lois Cass
Daytona Beach
Fla
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Des Moines
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Janesville Road
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John Bickley
J. Cecil Bickley
Pinestreet
Phi Delts ‘Theta
University of Chicago
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Oliva
Goodwin
J. 5
Logan Avenue
Richard Patzer
Milwaukee
Patzer
Ye Mies Tracy
Misa Marie Tra
EB. E. ‘Tracy
Nashua
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T.A. Rouse
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Elmer Togerson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
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Commission
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Yellowstone Park
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Lawrence Carlton
la Porte Guy
J. C. Beem
Grant Highway
Mary J. Draude
Beech Street
Augusta Draude
BuCaSsEs
Margaret Fitzgerald
J. Hr. Fitzgerald
Western Avenue
San Diego
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J. W. Rice
Hammond Avenue
T. CG. Thompson
Reber Avenue
Automotive Equipment Association
Tritz
Jip Wath
F. Beverly
Sos Wiack
Hawk
Ben MacKarlene
Meddigan School
Book OF Fashions
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Londonderry
Terlin Ie
Cory
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Chautauqua
el Vampiro
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Peoria
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