Miss Betty Wyatt and Ralph E Miller wed at Little Brown Church
Miss Betty Wyatt of Chicago daughter of Mrs Calla Wyatt and Ralph E Miller were married at 3 30 p m Saturday at the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua Rev J L McCorrison Jr pastor officiated Mrs H R Parker Wa ve setto the attendants The couple will honeymoon in Sheridan Wyoming and Yellowstone Park for 30 days then make Waterloo home Miller is an assistant cashier at Pioneer National Bank
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Wyatt
Chicago
Calla Wyatt
Fourth Street
West
Ralph E. Miller
Russell Lamson
Little Brown
the Vale
Nashua
J. L. McCorrison
Pator Pentane
H. R. Parker
Mrs. Miller
Sheridan
Wyo
Former Waterloo Woman Assisting to Prepare Book
Mrs F Thummel of New York and formerly of Waterloo is among authors of the History of the Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs to be published late this summer. The book honors past leaders including Mrs Henry J Howe and Mrs B B Clark, with Mrs E F Armstrong of Fort Dodge finishing writing and compilation. The volume will be distributed through the Iowa Federation headquarters in Des Moines and should be ready before summer ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Waterloo
Iowa Federation’ of Women’s Clubs
Thummel
Julian W. Richards
Henry J. Howe
Marshalltown
B. B. Clark
Red Oak
E. F. Armstrong
Fort’ Dodge
Iowa ‘Federation
Hotel Fort
Des Moines
Recital Planned by Two Students of Ross Studios
Ruby Redinger and Annie Strom will present a piano recital at the Ross Conservatory of Music at 8 p m. The program includes Bach and Liszt pieces with Strom at the piano and Redinger performing works by Grieg and others with Betty Harrington providing accompaniments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Studios
Ruby Redinger
Annie Strom
Ross Conservatory of Music
Miss Strom
Miss Redinger Bercease
Community Event Listings For Tuesday Evenings
Recital at Ross conservatory and services at Methodist church on Tuesday afternoon. Deborah society meets at First Methodist church, followed by B L F and FB auxiliary at the firemen's hall. Star Rebekah club picnic at Byrnes park and St Paul’s home missionary society with Mrs Karl Updegraff. O V camp and auxiliary at Memorial hall in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Society
First Methodsat Church
B. of L. F
Star Rebekah Club
Byrnes Park
St. Paul's Home Missionary Society
Karl Updegraff
O. V
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs Sets Notable Milestones
The Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs lists a dozen historic firsts from the General Federation, including universal membership and statewide affairs. The federation now numbers 912 clubs and will hold meetings in Memorial hall and Firemen's hall with auxiliary officers reporting to delegates at the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation
Hisory
Independent Federation
State University
American Homes Congress
Iowa
Church Notes from First Methodist Episcopal Parish
Deborah society will meet Tuesday in church parlors to prepare comforters. Hostesses include Mrs. Augusta Stuff, J. W. St. John, Frank Stull, Olive Stevens and George Stickney. Daily Vacation Bible School enrollment topped 200 with 1523 average attendance. school closed with a Friday night demonstration and had the conference’s largest attendance. Official board meets at 7 30 p m with urgent finance committee business. St Pauls Home Missionary society will meet at Mrs Karl Updegraff s home. officers elected and delegate reports from Rockwell City district convention will be given with Mrs H L Plowman and Mrs E E Watson assisting hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Mines
Augusta Stuff
J. W. St. John
Frank Stull
Olive Stevens
George Stickney
First Methodist- Episcopal Church
Cal Miller
First Methodist Church
St. Paul's Home Missionary Society
Karl Updegraff
Rockwell City
H. L. Plowman
E. E. Watson
Aleph Shien Dance Attracts Guests From Across Regions
One hundred couples reserved for the Aleph Shien June dance at Sunnyside Country Club at 8 30 p m with guests from Chicago Cedar Rapids Dubuque Des Moines Fort Dodge Mason City Minneapolis Austin Minn Albert Lea Minn Marshalltown Oskaloosa and Iowa City The event serves as a welcome home for members returning from universities including Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Chicago and features Gulf Coast Rhythm Kings with chaperons Mr and Mrs H E Cohn and others Ruth Cohn and Maxine Tenenbaum will be pages The evening honors Mrs Pearl Bennett Broxham of Maquoketa who was elected director of the Little Theatre in Des Moines and spoke at the fall meeting of the Evening department
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Mason City
Minneapolis
Austin
Minn
Albert Lea
Marshalltown
Oskaloosa
Towa City
University of Iowa
University of Minnesota
University of Wisconsin
University of Chicago
Sam Rosenbloom
Iowa
Sol Lipkin
Jules Rubin
Lou Zimring
Minnesota
S. N. Sherman
Wisconsin
Herman Cohn
H. E. Cohn
W. Harwich
Ruth Cohn
Maxine Tenenbaum
Gulf Coast Rhythm Kings
Pearl Bennett Broxham
Maquoketa
State
General Federations of Women’s Clubs
Little Theatre
Broxham
Big Magazine Press Moves to Mt. Morris
The large 64 page magazine press once used by the Dairy Farmer and built by F. L. Kimball in Westfield is now at Mt. Morris Illinois. E R Shoemaker sold the equipment at a receiver's sale to Kable Brothers who rebuilt and now operate it for fraternal publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Farmer
F. L. Kimball Company
Kable Brothers’ Company
Mt. Morris
E. R. Shoemaker
Kimball Company
Middlewest
Shoemaker
Kable Brothers
Westfield
Mt. Mortis
Joyriders Take Car. Sunnyside Man Fined $100
F. C. Clark of Sunnyside Crossing near La Porte City was fined $100 in police court for driving while intoxicated. He was arrested after reporting his car had been taken by joyriders. Officer Allen pursued him as he fled the business district and toward Virden creek before Clark returned to the station. Sam Walker, a pal, was involved as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Clark
Sunnyside Crossing
la Porte City
J. C. Beem
Ed Douglas
Clark
Allen
Sam Walker
Virden Creek
Walker
City in Brief Ad Requests Eye Care in Buchanan
A compact column lists local notices and travels. Citizens visit relatives in Madison and Chicago, with several residents departing for summer trips to Greeley Columbus Omaha Rockford and Manchester. Hospitalization and attendance at a national convention are noted along with a Yellowstone park tour.
Dickens Club Plans 1 P.M. Luncheon at Bates Home
Dickens club will be entertained for 1 o'clock luncheon tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Etta Bates. Star Rebekah club members will entertain their husbands at a picnic at 6 30 p m Tuesday at Byrnes park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens Club
Etta Bates
Star Rebekah Club
Byrnes Park
Hints in Beauty Care Back Views and Advice
A column on enhancing appearance from the back. Tips cover posture, mirror work, hair styling, skin care, neck and shoulders, corsets, diet, and exercise. Advice notes a 16 year old reader weighing 134 pounds at five feet, with guidance to reduce starchy and sugary foods to slim the abdomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense
M. M
G. Eas
Walton League Delegates Headed to Des Moines Convention
Judge G W Wood W A Hendry and A Williford lead the advance guard of delegates departing for Des Moines to attend the state Walton League convention opening tomorrow. Over 23 local delegates will be represented with alternates. Notable figures from Chicago and Ontario are expected to attend along with wildlife expert Jack Miner. Frances Whitley and E G Wollenweber will address conservation topics during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wood
Izaak Walton League
W. A. Hendry
A. ©. Williford
Cedar-Shell Rock River Anti-Pollution Association
Des Moines
State Walton League
Judge Wood
Ed Prior
Postville
Hendry
Willford
Bohumil Shirnek
Judge M. Dickinson
Charles Folds
George E. Scott
Chicago
Jack Miner
Kingsville
Ont
Miner
Frances E. Whitley
Webster City
American Forestry Association
E. G. Wollenweber
Keokuk
Iowa
Shimek
County Officers Attend State Convention in Sioux City
J A Thompson, Ed Madigan, and J A Townsley lead county officials toward Sioux City for the State Association of County Officers and assessors convention. The gathering runs Tuesday through Thursday with H T Wagner, W D Johnson, Nathan B Northey, Frank T Bentley, and Matt Ahles among attending county leaders. Madigan will respond to the welcoming address. Bentley speaks on renting county machinery. Wagner leads sheriffs on Wednesday on legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Thompson
Ed Madigan
J. A. Townsley
Sioux City
State Association of County Officers
Convention of
H. T. Wagner
W. D. Johnson
Nathan B. Northey
Frank T. Bentley
Matt Ahles
Board of County Supervisors
Madigan
Bentley
Wagner
Sheriffs’ Branch
Tuthill Orator at July 4 Picnic
John S. Tuthill will deliver an old fashioned Fourth of July oration at the sixth annual patriotic Picnic in Hanna's grove on the old west Cedar Falls road. Sponsored by the Waterloo camp of Spanish war veterans. Grand Army veterans and their wives to be honored guests with a noon picnic dinner and a program of music races and contests. W., C. F. & N. buses will operate from Waterloo and Cedar Falls to the grounds at 10:10 a.m. and return at 5:10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Tuthill
Hanna's Grove
Old West
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Frank W. Swartz
Memorial Hall
Searchers Find Body of Maquoketa Man in Deep River Hole
The body of Chris Werner, 54, who drowned Tuesday, was recovered Sunday in a 15 foot hole in the Maquoketa river nine miles from the accident site. Werner, a prominent BD O K K and Pythian, active in the Boy Scout movement, donated a river camp site and was an Eagle Scout of the Clinton council. He is survived by five brothers in Denmark, his widow, two daughters and a son. funeral services were held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Chris Werner
Maquoketa River
Werner
Boy Scout Movement
Clinton Council
Denmark
United Commercial Travelers Picnic Features Races at Cedar River Park
About 200 people attended the UCT annual picnic at Cedar River park near Waterloo. Highlights included the ladies egg race won by Mrs. George Bedesen and the men's centipede race won by a six man team. Prizes honored long-married couples and longest-time members, with extensive participation in races from babies to teens and a large prize table donated by local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial
Cedar River Park
Waterloo
Fred Tesmer
L. Austin
R. B. Piper
H. R. Gould
W. C. Bunn
D. W. Fisher
Charles Clockner
Cliff Jenkins
Fred Weber
New Hampton
I. Ferris
United Commercial Travelers
Dicky Bandfield
Betty Bedessen
Don van Dreil
Marceline Tarpy
James Ramage
Thelmas Byvank
Hollis Tarpy
Corlie Green
Louis Fassis
Robert Tarpy
Thelma Byvank
Fred Wimber
F. H. van Dreil
Henry Schmitt
Buckley
Warren Buckley
J. D. Bandfield
Perry Knowlton
John Northrup
R. L. Maize
Bruno Weber
Ed Pullen
W. C. Brunn
Seehawk
George Bedessen
W. E. Schoen
E. N. Hamiston
B. Weber
Vilma Banky Weds Rod La Rocque in Colorful Ceremony
Hollywood June 27 Vilma Banky and Rod La Rocque wed yesterday at the Church of the Good Shepherd Beverley Hills. Samuel Goldwyn presided as master of ceremonies with Cecil B DeMille as groom’s man. Constance Talmadge Bebe Daniels and others were among the ladies in waiting. The pair plan a two month honeymoon including a Canadian Rockies tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Cal
Vilma Banky
Rod la Rocque
Vancouver
Canadian Rockies
Miss Banky
Hungary
Vilma Konsices
la Rocque
Church of the Good Shepherd
Beverley Hills
Samuel Goldwyn
Cecil DeMille
Constance Talmadge
Bebe Daniels
Mildred Davis
Monique Larocque
Diana Kane
Samuel Gold Wyn
Seasonal Dishes and Desserts Delicate Warm Weather Fare
Article outlines recipes for baked eggs with cheese, fresh cherry pie with double crust, corned beef hash with potatoes, and gelatin desserts using fruit juices. Provides steps on preparation, baking, and serving, including crust tips, thickening with flour, and mold preparation.
Pattern Request Guide for Courier Patterns
Instructions for obtaining up to date Courier fashion patterns from the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier in Waterloo. Includes pattern costs, mailing address, 15 cent pattern fee per pattern, and an estimated 10 day delivery after sending order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Lauerman Buyers Survey Waterloo Stock
C. L. Peters and W. G. Grace, buyers for Lauerman Bros., visited Waterloo to survey the local store stock, formerly the Paul Davis shop. They are based in Marinette, Wisconsin, and will return there in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauerman
C. L. Peters
W. G. Grace
Lauerman Bros. Company
Waterloo
Paul Davis
Marinette
Wis
Blue Motorbus Service Extended Toward Mason City
Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern Railroad officials plan to extend the Blue motorbus line to Mason City after Iowa Railroad Commission approval. The 95 mile route will pass Cedar Falls Janesville Waverly Shell Rock Allison Greene Marble Rockford Nora Springs, with two round trips to start in about two weeks. Helen Schultz Brewer opposed the franchise arguing it would rival Red Ball Transport. The board found public service justification exists alongside the Cedar Rapids electric line upgrade. Cars on the Cedar Rapids line will be rebuilt with steel bodies and individual electric motor control, including a new ladies compartment and two-tone leather interiors. the first rebuilt coach nears completion at Waterloo shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railroad Company
Mason City
Iowa State Railroad Commission
Cedar Falls
Janesville
Waverly
Shell Rock
Allison
Greene
Marble
Rock
Rockford
Nora Springs
Court House
Waterloo
Helen Schultz Brewer
Iowa
Red Ball Transportation Company
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo Shops
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Waterlo
Reyal Garden
Lafayette Park
Harry Bartlett
George
Jesup
Bloes
John Schuster
Valentine Smith
Mary .Erpelding
Smith
Harry Gerhold
Lloyd Ebert
Détroit
Mich
Albert Brandes
Dorothy Smalling
Adaine
Howe
Mark Butterfield
Marguerite
Grace
Omaha
Neb
Black
First Presbyterian Church
C. O. Balett
Ross Conservatory
Board—first Methodist Church
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Iowa Club
OWS
O. W.—Auxiliary
Kensington
Cyrus Carpenter
Dawson Street
L. F
Firemen’s Hall
Church News
BIG Magazine Press
Kimball
Joyriders
Judge
Buchanan
William Bates
Fourth Street East
Madison, Wis
Maxine Leckington
la Porte Street
Greeley, Colo
Sterling Leckington
C. W. Ellyson
First National Building
W. W. Marsh
South Street
St. Louis
Bennett Clark
A. GC. Cole
Fourth Street West
Columbus, O
Robert ©. Ball
Jane Bickenbach
Franklin Street
Rockford, QI
J. E. Floberg
E. Wilton Floberg
Mary C. Hall
Almond Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Arth W. McFarlane
Supreme Sentinel
The
United Commercial Trainers
Columbus
William Bray
Sycamore Street
Rex Carpenter
James Thomas
Charles Reed
Fairview Avenue
Sherwood Cannon
Webster Street
Manchester
Joan Tousaint
J. B. Lichty
Colesburg
Yellowstone Park
Arthur A. Sohner
Travelers Insurance Company
Edna Kent Forbes
Wood
Wilford
Shimer
Waterloo Waltons
Togo
Madigan, Bentley and
Tuthill
Maquoketa Man
Deep River Hole
U. C. T. Picnic
H. O. Bunker
R. J. Tarpy
Davidson's
Lauerman’s Jensen's Grocery
Coburn’s
McLellan’s
Penney'’s
H. E. Grange
Black's
Waterloo Drug Co
Apfel's
Palace Clothiers
Kinney Shoe Co
Matt Parrott Co
Sterling's
Rose's Barber Supply Co
Burch's
Robert Drug Co
Mike Gauss
Dotson’s
OWI Cigar Store
Buck
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co
Waterloo Bottling Works
Martin Cigar Company
Waterloo Ice Cream Co
Waterloo Fruit and Commission Co
Margadant Bros
U. 5B
Bureau of Home Economics
DwaTantoo
Ethiopia
M.C
Rose Reichard-Marshall
Marshall
Europe
America
Kimball Ave
Ellen J. Buckland
Kotex
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