Miss Pearl Hartleip Weds Gordon Fish at Westminster
Miss Pearl Lucille Hartleip married Gordon M. Fish at Westminster Presbyterian Church at 8:50 am. Rev. W D McCormick officiated in the double ring ceremony with only immediate family present. The bride wore a French rose georgette gown with handmade lace and carried a pale yellow bouquet. After the ceremony they left for Denver and will be away about three weeks, returning to Allan Street apartments. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A Hartleip. He is the son of Mrs Mary Fish and a traveling salesman for Con traction Machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Lucille Hartleip
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Gordon M. Fish
W. DY. McCormick
Russell- Jamson
John G. Miller
Allan Street
JA. Hartle
Fourth Street West
West High School
Coek College
Iowa State Teachers ‘College
Cedar Falls
Whittier School
Whittier school. _, Mr. Fish
Mary Fish
Coe College
Machinery
Temperance and Patriotism Theme WCTU Talked at Willard Hall
Patriotism and temperance dominated sessions of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union house party at Willard hall. A long program featured devotions, a Cedar Falls speaker, music, and a reception for fifteen new members with guests from La Porte, Cedar Falls, Chicago, Liscomb, Orange township and Nevada. More than 150 attended with over 90 served at meals. afternoon sessions concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wouin
Christian Lemperance Union House
Willard Hall
Fy BP
Yonp
Jocal
S. K. Garver
Ruth Mayers
Balidhty
Orange Township
B. Miller
India
Vivian-Reinitz
Cedar Falls
Ruth Waugh
Dorothy, Holm
Laila] Sheng
la Verne Wilcox
C. 5. Walker
S. W. Williams
Bethel Quartet
Harry and
Ralph Burnett
Ethel Brinkman
Earl Roadman
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Philpot
Union Congregational Church
Chestra
Lotus Survay
Sumner Iowa Weddings Highlight Local News
Sumner Iowa reports two weddings of local interest: Esther Nelmann and Clarence G Nelmann were married at Little Brown Church near Nashua with Rev officiating, followed by Grace Iley of Marshalltown and Walter Topp formerly of Sumner now Davenport, with details of their home and careers. The note also mentions a birthday party at Memorial Hall with 65 attendees and Moose events, plus various local social happenings and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
Esperial
Esther
Sarah
Clarence- G.- Nelmann
H. HK. Nelmann
Little Brown Church
Nashua
National Bank
Jayweek
Pine River
Aifses
Grace Iiley
Marshalltown
Walter Topp
Davenport
Marshall
Topp
Dmper
Armour
Betty
Jordan
Eau Claire
Wis
Carol Kniebenstein
City
Oksa Nash
Sullivan
Tid
Alice Mary Kliebengtelarian-Liehty
Jane ‘Parrott
Jessie Parrott
Virginia Zolihoefer
Margaret Morris
Margaret Hellen
Betty Helen
Eleanor Alford
Winifred Moore
Margaret Moore
Eleanor Stoddard
Mary Stoddard
Betty Young
Jean’ Bronson
Mary Way Elizabeth
Sharp
RW. Jordan
John Gwynne
Utopian Brethren Class Elects Officers in Meeting
Mrs Floyd Kangh was elected president of the Utopian Bible class of the Church of the Brethren at a meeting held last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs G Charles Meyers east of town. New officers include Mrs Prank Suimmy as vice president Mrs T N Miller secretary and Marshall Lindeman treasurer The Ford Division of the class as winners in an attendance contest entertained the Cadillac division Quidoo r games were played Mrs Moyers assisted by Aes Sumuiy and Mrs Arthur Moshier
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Floyd= Kangh
Church of the Brethren
G Charles Meyers
Town
Prank Suimmy
T. N. Miller
Marshall Lindeman
Ford
Cadillac
Moyers
Aes Sumuiy
Arthur Moshier
Miss Roba Taylor Wedding Shower Highlighted by Party
Miss Roba Taylor was named Bride of the Month at a party hosted by Mrs. J. F. Balensifer who led a miscellaneous shower at her home. Guests hemmed towels and garden flowers decorated the room as Mmes EH Z Marson Maud Beckett William McComb Erwin Wattger J B Becker I La Griffin L G Balensifer C D Swain and Misses Mayr Lois Beckett attended. The Country Club hosts a 20 tables bridge party with high scores by Mary E Leonard Joseph Cowan Robert Gibsim Neil Jackson C W Chapman and Jackson McCoy. A guest night dinner dance is planned for tomorrow evening.
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Roba Taylor
Melvin Ingebrigtsen
J. F. Balensifer
Mmes
EH. Z. Marson
Maud Beckett
William McComb
Eiiwin Wattger
J.B. Becker
I.la .Griffit
L. G. Balensifer
C. D. Swain
Mayr
Lois
Beckett
Sunnyside
Mary E Léonard
Joseph Cowan
Robert Gibsim
Neil Jackson
C. W. Chapman
Jackson McCoy
Alice
Church Picnic and School Exhibition at Grace Methodist
The Grace Methodist Episcopal church hosts an all church picnic at Birnes Park tomorrow evening with games at 6 30 and dinner at 6 30 p m Attendees are asked to bring silver dishes sandwiches and one other dish The event continues if rain drives the celebration indoors The daily vacation Bible school will show an exhibition and demonstration of its work with 125 registered students The congregation and Sunday school at Plymouth Congregational church held a picnic at Cedar River park with games and refreshments Another gathering by Universalist church members planned a bake sale and cafeteria supper in two weeks Majer guild set picnic plans at Electric park for July 14 and listed committee members and program acts The Woman's auxiliary of Christ Episcopal church meets tomorrow at 9 20 am in the parish house
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Birnes Park
Ear Family
Bible ‘School
Grace Methodist’ Episcopal Church
Plymouth
Cedar River
Park
Electric Park
Majer Guild
Presbrerian
Nes
Charles L. Lewis
MM. R. Garnett
John Dunt
Ognasts
Gus Julien
Dorothy
Soderher
Chiesgie
Helen Sohmer
Kathryn Mulray
Evangelical Church
Sungar
Riverview Park
Union Bible School
Union
Congregational
Methodist
Baptist
Presbyterian
Methodist Episcopal Church
Farm Bureau
Cedar Falls
Molar
Teachers College
State Department
Des Moines
Grassers
Beauty Chats and The Thin Face Fashion Through Time
Edna Kent Forres surveys evolving beauty norms and skull studies, noting a thinner, longer face linked to diet and exercise. Experts debate upper lip length and temperament, while public chat includes hair loss remedies and cosmetic formula requests amid evolving beauty ideals.
Triplett Allen Marriage Rites Read at Twilight
Miss Mary Allen became the bride of Roy Triplett at 7 p m yesterday in the study of First Presbyterian church where Rev J R Macartney is pastor The couple will reside in Waterlon after a wedding trip to Yellow Stone Park The bride wore an embroidered yellow organdie gown with a circular skirt and a large black picture hat The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs C W Triplett of Fredericksburg and works as a bishop cafeteria steward The ceremony was followed by a wedding dinner at Black's in tearoom with attendants Miss Margie Ott in yellow canton crepe and a large picture hat and Alvin Snyder as best man The couple plan to reside in Waterlon after their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Allen
Roy Triplett
J. RR. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Triplett
Arthur Allen
Dunkerton
Janod
C. W. Triplett
Fredericksburg
Bishop’s Cafeteria
Yellowstone Park
Thelma Richards and Mary Meyers Will Give Recital
Thelma Richards and Mary Meyers, Ross Conservatory students, will give a public recital at United Presbyterian church at six p m tomorrow with Thelma Richards on theory and Mary Meyers as pianist. An ensemble includes Mrs Ayers and other performers. subsequent recitals by Esther WorTell and Alice Bunyan are announced for next week at Birthday Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Summers
Meyers
Thelma G. Richards
United Presbyterian Church
Morrow
Ross Conservatory
Meyers Soa
Miss Richards
Deline Smith Aihouse
Ayers
Hopkins Canenjo
Myers
Liszt
Stonor
Columbus
Esther Wor- Tell
Alice Bunyan
Umbrella motif winds through brides shower party
Miss Helen Bhi and Misses Hoskins hosted a shower for Miss Ruthe Draper, sister of Mrs Hoskins, in Mollandale Wisconsin. Albert Thompson will wed soon. Guests played games, won favors, and received peach and white luncheon decor. Umbrellas served as favors and a large inverted umbrella presented to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bhi
MM. Hoskins
City in Brief Civil notices and social updates
Notices recount local court actions and civic business including a memorial for division 114 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers at Grace Methodist, a divorce decree for Alta Alten, a Washington mission by Postmaster Ray Eggert, and campaign expense filing by R A Doty. Socials note guests from Seattle and Minneapolis, travel plans, school awards, and local thefts and weather-friendly outings around Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald K. Fox
Pheodore Fox
United States
Nary
J. N. Reed
Jobo
K. Jonesberg
J. EL Schmidt
Wranklin Street
Division
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Russell Johnson
Minneapolis
D. C
R.A. Doty
Republican Ecandidate
Use Lemons to Whiten Skin Advertisement Potent Bleach
A vintage ad touts a lemon based skin whitening mix. It instructs mixing juice of two lemons with three ounces Orchard White from a druggist, shaken for a quarter pint, to create a fragrance rich cream for face neck arms and hands. It claims to whiten soften and beautify without irritation and notes stage beauties use it for a clear youthful complexion and sunburn tan whitening. The ad warns the mixture must be prepared fresh and cannot be sold ready.
Surprise Housewarming For Van Saven Couple
Mr and Mrs Van Saven were surprised at their new home on 732 Thrift Street by friends. The couple praised the furnishings found at a Camis mercial Street store, noting good quality and lower prices than expected. The wife urged buyers to shop if furniture first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. van Saven
Thrift Street
Chickasaw County Farmer Dies After Influenza Complications
New Hampton Iowa June 4 Thomas C Kenyon a local farmer died suddenly Monday after an earlier bout with influenza. He had suffered heart muscle derangement earlier this year and passed away at age 58. He was buried here on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
Thomas C. Kenyon
Svas
Mt. Kenyon
From Berries to Jam in Fifteen Minutes
A short hafl method promotes making jams and jellies with Certa. One or two minutes of boiling preserves color and flavor while reducing waste and cost. An included recipe book accompanies each bottle, with a trial half-size available by mail from Dowalas-Feetin Corporation in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ami
Dowalas-Feetin Corporation
Granite
Rochester
Cedar Falls Daily News notes and local notices
Cedar Falls Daily News reports George H. Twaddle hosting duties and Cedar area notices. Mentions Waterloo Courier fate, phone hours, and local residents with brief itemized updates including a teacher graduate and hospital operation, a Wendell or Jensen case, and visits from Detroit and Los Angeles locals.
Lions Club Guests Visit at Boy Scout Camp
Cedar Falls reports a Lions Club visit to Camp Ingawanis with 75 adults and 75 Boy Scouts from Cedar Falls and Waterton on an outing this week. Supper was served and campers were inspected and chatted with the boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Cedar Falls
Ingawanis
Waterton
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Altruman
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J. M Cerda
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Palmer
William Brayton
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Mary Rodenhafer
James Houghton
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Kinley
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Henry Glas
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Supreme Convention of Moose
Chicago
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Rough
Alice Falters
Carroll Wardle
Ladies’ Social Union of the Universalist Church
N. W. Frisbie
C. G. Kohagen
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M. Temor- Tow
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Waterloo
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Booth Street
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Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co
Eltkader Bay
Sioux Falls
Bob
Leo Forhan
Loyola Academy
Willian J. Roth
Park ‘Drive
Strand Theatre
Birney Allen
Woolley
Wahbedo
Aminn
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George Bakker
Los Angeles
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Newell Street
W. W. Thompson
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Shellsburg
J. W. Thompson
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Powter Street
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Wellington Street
Independence
Frank E. Russell
Cleveland
James A. Bart
Detroit
Mich
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Fort Winfield Scott
San Francisco
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Ani
Dave Wils
Newton Street
U. S
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United States Navy
George Martin
Independence Avenue
G. C. Bertram
Fort Wayne
Ind
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Maple Street
State Center
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Bertram
Soeepke
Alice Wilson
Jackson Street
J. G. Beem
Til T. Wagner
Charles Mohlis
Calvary
Chickasaw County
Farmer’s
Pep
George H. Twaddle
Cedar
Witerloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
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Fred M. Stevens
Tretant Street
James
State Teachers, College
Steward
St. Mary
Akers
Wagner Manufacusing Company
Memphis
Tenn
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Hotatleos
Tennesses
Chaves
Youer
Grundy Center
Bartog Hospital
Jensen
R. F. Murray
August Aller
Pearla
Marla Eddy
Anno. Kays
Merner Avenue
Jackson Dahl
Franklin Street
Mildred Beemer
Louis Eliasen
Cedar, Falls
Alta
Vista
N.C. Oleson
Rockford, WI
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Cora M. Jansen
St. Mary's Ida
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Detco Light Company
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Park Ave
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