Mrs. E. W. Uten Hosts Luncheon For Mrs. Spencer
Mrs. E. W. Uten presided yesterday at Black's tearoom luncheon honoring Mrs. Earl Spencer who is moving to Independence Iowa. A basket of pink roses and shopdragons centered the table with pink tapers. Covers were set for the hostess, the guest, and several named ladies including Karl Krause Merle Brown William Walsh W. H. Acker J. P. von Lackum Robert Sneckenberger H. R. O'Dell H. M. Hansen and Harold Strayer. Bridge followed the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Uten
Black's Tearoom
Early Spencer
Independence, Ia
Mmes
Karl Krause
Merle Brown
William Walsh
W. H. Acker
Boatman
J. P. von Lackum
Robert Sneckenberger
H. R. O'Dell
H M. Hansen
Harold Strayer
Bridge
Ceal Schmitz and Ray Nemmers to Marry in July
Mrs H A Schmitz hosted a gathering to announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of her niece Ceal Schmitz to Ray Nemmers. The wedding is planned for July with several relatives attending and plans for further parties as the event approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceal Schmitz
Ray Nemmers
H. A.schmitz
S. C. Lasche
Caude Fernane
Mildred Richardson
Anna Winder
Lois Whiteside
Dorothy Nemmers
Gertrude Hill
Corrine Burger
Marie Klein
Clara Demuth
Progressive Banco
Tonight events and meetings announced in Co. IL notices
A series of social and fraternal gatherings are listed for Thursday at various venues. Details include the Mystic Workers at Water loo I C O F hall, L B O E with Mrs Fay Harvey, M M K club at Black's tearoom, and Sacred Heart Court W C O F St Mary's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. IL
A. Mumat
Black's Tearoom
Heart Court
St. Mary’s Hall
Mystic Workers
Waterloo
Fay Harvey
M. M K. Club
Black’s Tearoom
Piano Recital At Ross Conservatory In Waterloo
Mary Summers Myers reader and Melba L Read pianist present a piano selections and readings recital under Ross Conservatory of Music at 8 p m Friday at the Waterloo Woman's Club. Mrs Myers wears a costume for several numbers. The program features Chopin Debussy and MacDowell works with readings, concluding with Miss Read and Mrs Myers. The conservatory will stage further recitals on June 25 27 and 29 at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Summers Myers
Melba L. Read
Ross, Conservatory of Music
Waterloo Woman's Club
Provesse Solson
Myers
MacDowell
Read
Seteeesees Kiser
Ferbee A MacDowell
Wee Seadame
Gness Brooks
Conservatory
Three-Act Play to Be Presented at Union Congregational
Union Congregational church hosts the three act play An Old Fashioned Mother at 8 p m Friday to raise funds for Sunday school classrooms. cast includes Deborah Underhill Widow Bill Pindle Miss Lowizy Loving Custard Isabel Simpscott Gloriana Perkins Sukey Pindle John Underhill Charley Underhill Brother Jonah Quackenbush Jeremiah Gosling Enoch Rowe Quintus Todd Sheriff and others. Waterloo residents cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Congregational Church
Deborah Underhill
Israel
G. B. Richards
Widder Bill Pindle
Frank Barron
Lowizy
Muriel Moore
Isabel Simpscott
W. Twaites
Gloriana Perkins
Archie McKinney
Sukey Pindle
Widder's
Maxine Richards
John Underhill
Glenn Richards
Charley Underhill
Jonah Quackenbush
Ralph Zwanziger
Jeremiah Gosling
Jerry
Merry Heart
Cleon Richards
Enoch Rowe
Ed Cole
Quintus Todd
Sacred concert by El dore Sunday school orchestra
The Methodist Episcopal Grace church in Eldora Iowa hosts a sacred concert Sunday evening by its Sun day school orchestra, one of the oldest and largest in the state, directed by William G. Leslie. The orchestra originated 10 years ago under Dr. Earl A. Roadman, former Grace pastor. The Woman's auxiliary of St. Mark's will have an annual picnic at Mrs Alfred Rawlins Cedar Heights tomorrow. Each member brings china sandwiches and a favorite dish. Dish towels for St Monica's home will be hemmed. The Home department of First Methodist Episcopal will meet with Mrs Henry Mitchell at 2:30 pm tomorrow for lesson study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Morris Swinehart
Sir Peter
Teasel
Kathleen Delegardelle
Douglas Mowbray
Marjorie Harker
Joseph Thornton
Kathryn Wildes
Violet Bowen
W. W. Beck
Max Wilson
Co. H. Rathbun
Roy Malcom
Sloan Wallace
W. P. McCormick Will
Methodist Episcopal Church
Eldore
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Earl A. Roadman
Grace Church
Eldora
William G. Leslie
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mark's Church
Alfred Rawlins
Cedar Heights
St. Monica's
Des Moines
The
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Henry Mitchell
Hints in Beauty Care Eve Exercises
Eye exercise methods from beauty books include rolling eyes with lids open or closed and following imagined objects, plus wide eye openings, gazing up and down, and corner-to-corner movements with the head fixed. Topics cover puffiness relief and alternating hot cold compresses, with cautions about oily remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve
Waterloo Reunion of Three Pioneering Iowa Families
Descendants of Sut ter Ul rich and Plankkin families plan the 1928 reunion in Cedar River park Waterloo on June 21 with 1927 gathering at Backbone State Park drawing 128 attendees including 11 visitors. Officers elected include J W Bennett president James Ulrich VP and Edna Sutter Bennett secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Sutter, Ulrich
John B. Sutter
Ailamakee
R. L. Sutter
W. M. Ferrin
L. K. Brown
Mmes
Anna Foote
Virgie Plank
Nettie L. Sutter
Local Club Meetings and Society Notes
Faithful Workers will meet tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. Herman Becker's home. Las' Comedies club is entertained tomorrow afternoon by Mrs. P. D. Keagy. Three Link circle will meet tomorrow afternoon in Waterloo I O F hall. Joyle club meets tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. G. H. Farnsworth. Happy Hour Needlework club members enjoyed a picnic yesterday at Island Park, Cedar Falls. Guests included Mrs. Thomas Evans of Hollywood, Cal, former member, Mrs. Mary Putnam of Houston, Tex, Miss Amelia Rath of Los Angeles, Cal, and Mrs. Julia Thrower of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Business and Professional Women’s Club
Oelwein Club
Oelwein
Waterloo Club
Bertha Mealy
Myra Packard
Mabel Flinn
Naomi Rosenthal
Marcella Schlumbohm
Marian Schlumbohm
Gertrude Armitage
Marguerite Schanefel
Katherine Kappes
Mary Sorenson
Leota Davis
Electric Park
Waterloo Boat Club and River Improvement Association
Herman Becker
Happy Hour Needlework Club
Island Park
Cedar Falls
Thomas Evans
Hollywood
Cal
Mary Putnam
Houston
Tex
Amelia Rath
Los Angeles
Julia Thrower
Waterloo
City in brief ad eyes waterloo visitors and local notes
Local brief covers ads and society items. Ned Miller of Bentonville Ark visits Waterloo relatives. Mrs Fifield travels to St Louis Bloomington and Lincoln for a month. Mr and Mrs Stewart return from Spirit Lake outing with good wall eyed pike fishing. Mrs Ahn recuperates after surgery at St Francis Hospital. Jean Padden returns to Clinton after Iowa State study and Waterloo visit. Mrs Bulen McCormack arrives from Rio Vista with three children to stay with Jenks family. Tire theft reported on Park Avenue opposite courthouse. O B Klinefelter will leaves estate to widow Birdie Klinefelter, executrix. Chautauqua board to meet at YWCA tomorrow noon. Hearing set July 5 for forfeiture case involving Chrysler sedan seized with alcohol. Nell Sweazy granted divorce from Claude with retroactive alimony and child support. Dance lessons advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Fifield
Allen Street
St. Louis
Bloomington
Lincoln
W. M. Stewart
Spirit Lake
T. Bulen McCormack
Rio Vista
Cal
F. Willis Jenks
Hammond Avenue
Mary Dorothy
John
Donald
Miriam
Floyd. P. Hackley
Eleventh Street
Park Avenue
G. W. Wood
W. Babcock
Sioux Falls
S. D
Harry Mason
Nell Sweaty
Claude Sweazy
Jack Edward
Y. W. C. A. Debt Campaign Nears Finish With $129,465
Final report dinner reveals subscriptions totaling 129745?465.82, short of the $135,000 goal by 5,534.18. Leaders hail the near victory, pledge no strings on gifts, and note additional pledges in prospect. A $25 pledge arrived by phone during the meeting, and a Ford telegram yielded praise rather than funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
C. F. Altstadt
C.H. Abbs
Ralph J. Hoxie
Fred D. Adams
John W. Rath
James M. Graham
Rath
Henry Ford
Early Day Grocer of Lawn City Dead
Cedar Falls reports the death of Alexander Sutherland on June 11 in Chicago. He helped start Forester Milling and later ran a local grocery here. Burial was in Dixon, Illinois. Surviving children include Will of Cedar Rapids, Mrs John Crosby of Duluth, Mrs Will Knapp of Kansas City, and Mrs William Murray of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
Chicago
Alexander Sutherland
Forester Milling Company
Nathan
Dixon, Til
Will
Cedar Rapids
John Crosby
Duluth
Cedar Falls Woman Seeks 7500 Alimony in Divorce
Mae Billman filed for divorce from George Billman of Cedar Falls alleging cruelty and threats. She asks permanent alimony of 7500 dollars, temporary alimony of 250, and 15 dollars weekly pending hearing. Judge G W Wood issued injunction restraining the husband from molesting his wife and set a 5000 dollar property writ to secure the claim, both without bonds. The couple married August 30 1922 in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Billman
George Billman
First Street West
Cedar Falls
G. W. Wood
Billman
Billmans
Edward Thayer Richards Wins Brown Degree Magna Cum Laude
Edward Thayer Richards formerly of Waterloo and son of Mr and Mrs Warren P Thummel Mt Vernon N Y earned a bachelor of arts degree magna cum laude from Brown University Providence R I June 15. He sails for Europe to enroll in Harvard Law School this fall after two years on Brown varsity football and tennis teams and serving as editor in chief of Brown Daily Herald. He led as president of the National College Press Congress and belonged to Sphinx club Owl and Ring and student governing body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Thayer Richards
Waterloo
Warren P. Thummel
Mt. Vernon
Brown University
Providence
R. I
Europe
Law School
Harvard University
Edward
Brown Daily Herald
National College Press Congress
Sphinx Club
Owl and Ring
Lindbergh stamps soon on sale here
Waterloo post office to receive shipment of new Lindbergh postage stamps within days. Post master Ray Eggert notes stamps of a special order go to airports first and then to other stations, with Des Moines already receiving a shipment yesterday likely to reach Waterloo soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ray ©. Eggert
Eggert
Des Moines
Marian Clarahan Visits Uncle in St Louis Route
Marian Clarahan of 409 Logan avenue left to visit her uncle Dr. B. T. Stuegel in St. Louis traveling via Chicago. She was accompanied to Chicago by her mother Mrs. J. P. Clarahan and her sister Marguerite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Clarahan
Logan Avenue
B. T. Stuegel
St. Louis
Chicago
J. P. Clarahan
Marguerite
Cornstalk Cloth Dresses Predicted by Ames Chemist
Des Moines reports Dr. O R Sweeney of Iowa State College forecast a future where clothing from cornstalk silk fiber becomes common. He said the U S would consume about a billion pounds annually and corn stalks could fetch $6 a ton, with 160 acres yielding about $150 profit if cultivation and manufacture are controlled. John McHugh, former Mason City banker and new NY bankers leader, praised science and universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Bankers Association
O. R. Sweeney
Chic
Iowa
State College
Sweeney
John McHugh
Mason City
New York State Bankers Association
McHugh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Ilten
Spencer
Swinehart
M. J. Butterfield
Mark Butterfield, Jr
Mary Butterfield
Omaha
Neb
Butterfield
Marguerite Frances Grace
W. R. Grace
St. Cecelia's Cathedral
Grace
St Mary’s Seminary
University of California
Blue Triangle League
Chopin Melba
Union Cong’s
John Shafer
Henry Shafer
Helen Waite
Clara Smith
Plymouth Congregational Church
William Hardcastle
Oscar Dybsford
R. J. Baldridge
Arnold Nemecek
Church News
Edna Kent Forres
Betty
Newton, In
May Walker
F. G. McNamee
E. A. Shirley
A. J. Rodenhaver
J. C. Knapp
Memorial Hall
Winnie Eggleston
Leo Billings
Hanna’s Grove
Oo. E. S
Becker
Vn Sewing Circle
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Mmes. R. M. Hennagh
Albert Hoffer
Wilford la Pierre
Elizabeth Marlow
Legion Auxiliary—Welfare
Sunshine Rebekah
Noble Grand Circle
John Geertsen
Las’ Comedies Club
P. D. Keagy
Three Link Circle
I. 0
O. F. Hall
Joyle Club
G. H. Farnsworth
Wichenan
Ned Miller
Bentonville, Ark
Fred Ahn
Franklin Street
St. Francis Hospital
Jean Padden
Iowa State College
Clinton
O. B. Klinefelter
Lemon Grove
Bird
Elinefelter
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Chautauqua Board
Don MacFarlane
Maddigan School PLC
Y. W
PN SC
Carl Bickley
Pioneer Bank
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Af Vic
EAST
Ames
Cleo
Rte
Lenore
Verea
Bridge ST
HE Maytag
Lafayette
Maentivais
Maytag Company
Newton, Lowa
Northwestern
Washington Cave
Minneapolis, Minn
Ackiov
Ceenes
Charles City
Grundy Center
Independence
Slonia
Janesville
Manchester
Marble Rock
Carstens Brothers
H. L. Bailey
Vee Cohrt & Guthrie van Leytze Furn
Cowee
Simon Hoffman
A. J. Thompson
Darling Maytag Coarles City Maytag Co
Nash Oclwein Osage
Rnicevil's Tracer
Tripell
Sear New Hampton
Triplt. “Co
E. Nafus & Son
Ceeeee Hintz Bros
Osage Hardware
Cox Verceavese
Mort Hardware
Medhal Maytag Company
Luthmer Maytag Co
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