Night of formal gatherings at Sunnyside Country Club
Guests attended a string of dinner and dance events in Sunnyside with hosts including Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Branson and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dotson. Notable attendees from Cedar Falls, Madison, Des Moines, and Chicago joined college friends and locals for extended social hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Country Clab
Clayton Branson
Walter Dotson
Charles
Knapp
Elsia Christofferson
Cedar Falls
Faye Martin
Evelyn McElhinney
Helene Glenny
Marion Longley
Helen Martin
Ruth Harper
Madison
Wis
C. W. Chapman
EB. Pielkeell
G. WB. Lichty
G. I. Hunter
Les Moines
J. &. O' Keefe
Russell Sieg
Arrison
Catlins
McGinn
Ll. Clark Leeper
Frank Fowler
Reubén Rath
Clarence Cropper
Amd
Frank Gosford
de Prauic
Cayars
J. T. Riordan
Isabella Plat Clinton
AL M Nonnan
Philip Roseman
Hudson, Ia
Aa. Limbert
Katherine Farwell
Martha McGorrick
Elmer McCorvnk
E.W. Woodward
Women’s Relief corps Schedule At Memorial Ball
Next week events announced at W-R include a 11 a m Monday gathering in Lincoln Park for a 150th anniversary celebration of American freedom. Tuesday hosts Mrs Adell Lichty for her birthday with sandwiches and food items contributed by attendees. Wednesday memorial service in Memory Hall to drape the charter in memory of Sara Felton and Liza Brown Daggett. Memorial donations of flowers welcome. The corps and G A R comrades will attend Hannagrove picnic on July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Lincoln Park
Adell Lichty
Lottie Plier
Frank Lynn
Mary Brandt
Belle Plaine
H. W. Lawless
Recital by Esther Worrell and Alice Bunyan
Esther Worrell and Alice Bunyan will give the final graduation recital in the Rosy Conservatory of Music pre commencement series. Worrell, a theory course graduate, and Bunyan, a teachers' course graduate, perform selections from Barrett to Elgar and Chaminade. Diplomas will be presented by Rev. W. Chisholm after the program, as 15 graduates perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosy Conservatory of Music
United Presbyterin
Esther Worrell
Alice Bunyan
Miss Worrell
Miss Bunyan
Sign of the Cross
Barrett
Dicky
Anon
Mother
Cooke
Tanyaiarf
Chaminade
Mapay
Wollenhaupt
Anen
Elgar
Mmiss Bunyan
Vsii Caprine
Nowland
W. QO
Miss Mae Ingalls Bride-Elect Honored At Towel Shower
Miss Mae Ingalls awaits marriage to Ernest Baker on July 8. She was guest of honor at a towel shower hosted by Miss Opal Getty and Miss Inaita Whipple at the Ingalls home. Other guests included Doal Rivers Varva Leonard Wilma Foren Phyllis Whipple Saith Thompson Helen Stykoit Lucille Wanders Dorothy Bondurant Isavelle Foster Anna Murphy and Florence Staley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Ingalls
Ernest Baker
Opal Getty
Inaita Whipple
Ingalls
Doal_ Rivers
Varva Leonard
Wilma Foren
Phyllis Whipple
Saith Thompson
Helen Stykoit
Lucille Wanders
Dorothy Bondurant
Isavelle Foster
Anna Murphy
Florence Staley
Social events calendar week s schedule overview
Monday afternoon activities include Child Conservation league led by Mrs J H Pennington and a Li Aumat banquet at School hall fle Molay. Monday evening features Guy Federation of Women’s clubs at B and PL W club rooms. Tuesday hosts Maccabees eyeing card and dancing at Elk Run. Wednesday afternoon lists garden party by Mrs C Miller and Christian Women event with Mrs Claude Parks at Central Waterloo EB S Cedar River Park. Wednesday evening bridge party at Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
J. HH. Pennington
Guy Federation of Women's Clubs
Fle Molay
Phi Sigma
Chi—Black’s
Elk Run
Society First
M.E. Aid
C. 4. Miller
Division
Central
Christian Women
Claude C. Parks
Waterloo
Cedar River Park
Whussday Rmom
Suiushine Club
Burr Ranom
Military Wedding Planned for Melvin Ingebrigtsen
Miss Roba Taylor daughter of Dr and Mrs M A Taylor will wed Melvin Ingebrigtsen next week in Central Christian church The ceremony will be military in character Ingebrigtsen a national guard supply sergeant and former French service will have ushers and his captain as best man Bridesmaids include Esther Schmidt Florence Leonard Laura Brandt and Hester Taylor Matron of honor is Mrs Ben Pannhuk A pre wedding slumber party with a treasure hunt and light refreshments was held for the bridal party
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roba Taylor
M. A. Taylor
Melvin Ingebrigtsen
Esther Schmidt
Florence Leonard
Laura Brandt
Hester Taylor
Ben Pannhuk
Central Christian Church
Ingebrigtsen
National Guard
France
Covert-Stover Nuptials Read in Church in Vale
Miss Penn I Stover daughter of Mr and Mrs N D Stover will marry Robert S Covert son of Arthur L Covert at the Little Brown Haven in Vale near Nashua Rev George Hanna will read the service in the presence of about 20 guests The bride will wear a white crepe gown with red skirt and a white flower on the shoulder She will carry a corsage of sweetheart roses Attending will be Miss Margaret Pulleo in embroidered crepe Harold Everly will be best man Miss Thelma Richards will play a Wagner chorus Dinter will be served tonight in Black's tearoom Covers for the bridal party and families will be extended to numerous relatives The bride a Manchester high school graduate worked for the telephone company Covert is employed at a Sinclair oil station on Logan avenue They plan a motor trip and will reside at 313 Logan Street after July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn I. Stover
N. D. Stover
Fairview Avenue
M. Inday
Brownhaven
Nashua
Robert S. Covert
Arthur L. Covert
Allen Street
George Hanna
Marrgaret
Pulleo
Harold Everly
Thelma Richards
Vidal
Lohengiig
Dinter
Black
Maxine, Hawyrth
Juntoy Stover
Bertha Stover
Bertha
Varee McAninch
Saimson
W.J. Dewey
Manchester High School
Telephone Company
Covert
Sinclair ‘Oil Station
Logan Avenue
West High School
Logan Street
Committees for Melrose D A R Announced
Melrose Chapter D A R reveals next year’s committee slate led by Regent B C Liffring with program chairs Adelaide Hungfori and George Naunan. Members span Arts, Ways and Means, Americanization, Patriotic Education, Play and Insignia, Publicity, Genealogical Research, and Magazine with officers listed as regent Burr and secretary cohorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.c.liffring
Mary Melrose
Adelaide Hungerfori
Atrs
Corkendall
George Naunan
J. EB. Sedewick
E Buck
oYester
Nellis Lichty
Jo & Bowell
R. Davis
Harela Smiley
Hugh Mex Cartes
H. B. Maye
Ward
J.C. Hartman
Minnie Crippen
Maryaller
A. G. Sawyer
WW. Megaw
Nan Canfield
Stoner
Clara Sawyer
Catherine Friend
la. Northey
BE. M.henderson
RC. Pederson
Ri AL Folk
Attis Tet
R. BE. Bedwell
Ailis Flora B. Miner
Zathae Cass Burk
M. J. Aien
J. E. Sedgwick
Tary Hubbard Kingstey
H. BS Maynerd
Faculty of Arts Conservatory Adds Two Instructors
Announcement by C Albert Scholin names two new faculty at Allied Arts Conservators. Mrs. C B Howard to teach German French Italian and Spanish brings 12 years abroad and studies in Paris Reichenberg Florence St Gallen and Bethany College Topeka Charles J Wall to teach brass and reeds studied under Dr Ruoch and Bohumir Skryl and previously with Keys band five seasons as solo cornetist with Amadon band Daytona Beach Fin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Albert Scholin
Allied Arts Conservators
C. BE. Howard
Howard
Ecole de Maintenon
Paris
Fiodere Matthenschule
Reichenberg
Austria
University of Florence
Florénce
Italy
University of St. Gail
Switzerland
Bethany College
Topeka
Kan
Charles J. Wall
Flo
Ruoch
New York Opera Company
New York City
Bohumir Skryl
Chicago
Frederick Seat Innes
Inbes School
Keys Band
Amadon Band
Daytona Beach
Fin
Cedar Falls Man to Marry Finland Pastor's Daughter
Cedar Falls announces the engagement of Miss Helvi Haahte of Helsinki, Finland, to Tiarold Holst, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Holst of Cedar Falls. Miss Haahte is a Smith College graduate involved in Chicago welfare work. Holst is a singer and former college instructor who has toured Europe with his sister Signe. The couple expects a wedding likely before July with plans tied to their touring schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Helvi Haahte
Helsingfors
Finland
Tiarold Holst
Martin Holst
Flalst
Tutheran
Pinland
Smith College
Chicago
Holst
Denmark
Germany
France
United States
Violinist and Pianist Play Wednesday at Teachers College
Gilbert Ross American violinist will perform with pianist Minnett Warren at Teachers College next Wednesday evening in a joint concert. Critics praise Ross for tone and technique with enthusiasm from press in multiple languages. Warren’s interpretation and versatility are highlighted as support for Ross in a program praised for grace and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cédar Parls
Gilbert Ross
Teachers College
Minnett Warren
Lonton
Muenchener Zeitung
Ross
M Weaf
New York Bane
Miss Warren
Music News
Y W C A Workers Hold Conference on Future Plans
Forty Young Women’s Christian Association workers gathered for a luncheon and conference. Mrs. Gil Abbs honored memory of Mrs. W. Wi and urged continued progress. Miss Marie Watters and others outlined education, health, world fellowship, and home department plans with proposals for resourcing Girl Reserves and community health weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg
Will Lane
Ray Brown
Willis Jenks
World Fellowship
W. W. Lytle
Buch
Marie Watters
Rahh Hoxie
Willis. Johnson
Ethel Resor
Dorothy Mitchell and J J Mulder Wed at Reinbeck Ter
Dorothy Mitchell and J J Mulder united in marriage Wednesday evening at the Mitchell home southeast of Reinbeck The ceremony was performed by Rev Ward Black of Amity church in front of 73 guests The bride is a Reinbeck high school graduate and studied at Cedar Falls The groom born in Morrison graduated from local schools and attended Cedar Rapids college He served in World War I and later ran a barber shop in Reinbeck
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
WH. M. Mitchell
Reinbeck
Dorothy ‘Margaret
J. J. Mulder
lWdfar Black
Amity Church
Otde
Reinbeck High School
Cedar Falls
Morrison
Cedar Rapids
France
Ark
Myers Van Vliet Marriage Rites Reported Today
Miss Delia L Van Vliet wed Harald Myers at Sacred Heart church in a ceremony attended by immediate relatives. Rev J M Molloy officiated. The bride wore blue georgette, attended by sister Ruth Van Vliet and brother-in-law Charles J Lewis. The couple will reside at 90146 Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia L. van Vliet
Sacred Heart Church
Harald Myers
J.M. Molloy
Ruth van Vliet
Charles J. Lewis
Gideons plan Sunday meetings to promote Bible cause
Five Waterloo region churches will host Gideons for services Sunday to promote Bible distribution and hotel placements in Iowa. Since Marshalltown convention, state camps report 375 in contributions and over 100 new members, 40 in Waterloo, aided by A L Bishop. Sunday schedule lists Garwin, Bristow, Pleinfeld, and Conrad churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Garwin
Bristow
Pleinfeld
Conrad
Great Western to Build Overhead Bridge Near Oelwein
The Great Western railroad will construct a new overhead bridge on the highway crossing southeast of Oelwein, aligning with the highway and replacing the current angled structure. The project begins soon after June 26 with the crossing just east of the south mile corner, aiding traffic flow at the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Great Western Railroad
Oelwei
Club Notes ENT GUARD SCHOO Iron Town meeting at Camp noon
The Thirty-fourth national guard division from Iron Town Minnesota North and South Dakota held a yesterday mid day training session at Camp in the home of Phyllis Dodge. Watson led the meeting with other members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ENT Guard
SCHOO
Des Maines
Thirty-fourth
National Guard
Iron Town
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Conchied Black Cat Club
Campernoon
Phyllis Dodge
Watson
Baptist Minister Leaves Lutheran Comes on Sunday
Cedar Falls June 26 Departure of one pastor and formal welcome to another will be the main events on tomorrow's church schedule. Rev William Deer leaves Pirgt Baptist after four years. Rev Ollard Sorgenson will be installed at Danish Bethlehem Church Cedar Falls with his father Rev Jorgensen presiding. Bishop Lowe to preach at the college auditorium Sunday. Rev W B Chancellor to conclude month of services at the Christian church. Strawberry harvest figures show yields about 50 percent of last year with good quality and fair prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
William
Deer
Pirgt Baptist Church
West
Luther
Cedaralis
Ollard Sorgenson
Minneapolis
J. Jorgensen
Kimbalston
Jorgensen
Evyening
Taemberg
G. N. Petersen
Bishop Lowe
Tits Lowe
Methodist “Episcopal Church
India
College Auditorium
Bishop Lower Server
First Methodist Church
Omaha
Board of Bishops
Hinds
Wb. B. Chancellor
Great Bend
Kan
Christian Church
Jyne
Chancellor
Tountly
La Porte City notices and school news items compiled
Local items from La Porte City detail community gatherings at the Cedar No. 5 school and the Bible school, including a picnic, demonstrations, and certificates of promotion. Reports list residents visiting Cedar Rapids, International Falls, Scribner, and Waterloo, plus a timber of church events, a farm bureau training session, and a funeral for Arthur House. Also noted are marriages and local obituaries with names such as Mary Young and Mrs. Joe Milne among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namnee
Helene
Virginia Snyder
Dell
Edith McNamee
Virginia Boyd
Mary
ersteQer
Fatti Peles
Termusghter
Elemay Elene la
Corangan
Viscation Bible School
Toon. E
Ian
Tobin
Vinton
Fred St. Clair
Mary Young
Elock
Sedgwick Lighty absorbs Black Hawk Abstract unit
The Sedgwick Lighty company acquires the Black Hawk County Abstract company from Lore Alford. The combined firms will move from the courthouse basement to 515 Sycamore Street by mid July, with offices on the first floor and personnel including A G Reid presiding. Records will be kept up to date and the boards will consolidate operations. Lore Alford, long linked to local title work, previously ran the Black Hawk operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgwick Lighty ‘Abstract Company
Lore Alford
Sedgwick-Lichty” Company
Black Ciunk Company
Sycamora Street
County Board
A. G. Field
Te Lon
Sedgwick-Lichty
Ed Madigan
Busl
Black Hawk County
Bystract Company
Lore A Alford
Onea Andj Abstract Company
A. G. Reid
Adelaide Hune
Exford
Lye Com
Jkind
Atlantic Tile& Guarantee Co
Alford
West Palm Beach
Fla
Sedgwick
J. Ww
G. Cy
Wiil
West Palm
Beach Sedgwick ‘Abstract Company
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W-R
Miss Taylor
Covert-Stover
Vale
Melrose
CH. Nauman
W. 22
AL Cavas
St. John's
Catherine Aignahan
M. J. AlDonough
Red Mor
MaCallahnes
Harry Inhott
Chris Cavanaugh
Harry Roberts
Wailer
Lovett
Mreo
A. Mason
A.f.jfrahm
A. C. Prosser
Dorothy Mitchell
Myrtle BE. Peterson
Tyler
Alonday
L. H. Walker
Downey
Cal
Vast
Odd Fellows—Waterlow Judge
W. Twaddle
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
West Fourth Street
W.C. Deer
Bethlehem Leader
Serson 7 Bible School
St. John’s Lutheran Thureh
Ji. W. Liefles
Wriday Nyou
Teres Jeines Philpot
John Mathes
Feel
C. A
Philpot
Mathes
Rownd
Messrs
Round
Cedar Balls Natiohal Bank
James Whillis
Weishard Ponernd
Lucina J. Weishard
Henry L. Weisbard
Pasadena
Tage
Clinton CG. Weishard
Gray Street
Varry C. Culver
Rottman
Milwaukee
Merner
Clay Street
William H. Mernner,Jr
Philadelphia
Zion Evangelicsal Church
Riverview Park
First Congregational Church
Zion
Evangelical Church
Hoy
George L. Bergeman
Frank P White
Palo Alto
Herbert Aa. Snider
Seattle
Wash
John Wilson
C. W. Sward
Walnut Street
Villian HH
Cis
la Porte City
Neya McGhane
Cedar NO. 6
John Bolte
Tiane Iz
Anehaine
Cedar Rap
Ae - VW Een
Parids
Mrnday
Ara
Weal Y Avongieat
Arse Blanchaine
Farm Bureau Training School
Gt Lofphal
Thuraday
Roy Brown
Fort Dodge
Minn
D. Kline
Mer
Tulvis Beck
Ames
G. Gillespie
Leon Skyles
Raymond Miller
Fred Hahn
Paul Wienalds
Frank Frost
Samuel Flerich
Crem Brice Township
Wll
Joe Milne
Harold Brice
Clementine Goon
Alma Hilmer
Bile Peters
Vera McElvaney
Elma
Ft i
Nasisteal
Goon
Freyna
Myrtle Wielst
Raxco Vringle
Resnan Vringte
Ibn
Oolwell
Oeiwerm
Arthur
Fourth Avenue South
Giseane
Suri
Wooodlawn
Mra
Fred Droste
Fourth Avenue East
Harold G. Myers
Dalia L. van Vliet
Lighty Company
Black Hawk
County
Allied Arts Conservatory of Music
Blair Tenarad
Examiners of Town
FE Nergenent
Charles J. Ball
Kryl Thad
Innes School
Phono
Iig
Iran
Cedar River
Sibert
Lucas
Our
Schmitt Brothers
Dewar
Iowa
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