Miss Naowilf Johnston Weds Orvie Youngbergs in Waterloo
Miss Naowilf Johnston married Orvie Youngbergs at her parents home with Dr J K Macarthney officiating. The ceremony featured a green and white arch and pink and green decor. Attendants included Loyd Johnston and family from Janesville and Cedar Falls friends. The couple will live with the bride’s parents and the bride has worked at Alison Manufacturing and the telephone office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naowilf
Johston
Orvie Youngbergs
J. KR. Macarthéy
Firet Presbytérian Cluiren
J. B. Joheston
Youngberg
Alison Manufactures
Oscar Younghery
New Hartford
Silvers Manufacturing Company
Brida
Loyd Johnston
Janesville
Johnston
Thelma Ralston to Wed John Fairbanks
Thelma Ralston and Floyd Fairbanks plan a wedding tomorrow at Northminster Presbyterian Church. Rev Moehlmann will officiate with Miss Iola Dennings and Miss Winifred Denfors performing songs. The ceremony will be followed by a dinner at the couple's future home in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinlma Ralston
Floyd Puirbanks
Northminster Presbyterian Church
UW. HH. Moehlmann
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Ioladennings
Winlitrad den
Waterloo
Miss Ralston
G. A. Ralston
Lia Vaughy
West High School
Morris Printing Company
Fairbanks
George Makinsler
The
Iowa Dairy Tagtors
Dward Slattery
Our Lady of Victory Academy
John MacDonald
Karola J. Girsel
Dorothy Fisher
Margaret Connelly
Edward White
Mae Dufi
Lanark Bride Marries Waterloo Woman to Dr J Paul Gibbet
Verda Hershberger of Waterloo Iowa wed Dr J Paul Gibbet of Chicago in Lanark Illinois Wednesday evening. Miss Hershberger is daughter of S Hethlberzer of Waterloo and attended West High School and Mount Morris College. The couple plan missionary work in Nigeria after study in London to specialize in tropical diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Broadwater
Lanark
Verda 'E! Tiershberger
Waterloo
Iowa
J. Paul Gibbet
Chicago
Gibbet
S. . Hethlberzer
Ninth Street
West
Mount Morris
Bethany
Bible School
Louise Hershberger
G. F. Hershberger
Hershberger
Paul Hershberger
GiiAy Lininger, Jr
Gibbel
Church of the Brethren
Nigeria
Africa
London
Eng
Gibtel
Radio Party for First Anniversary at Mead Home
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mead hosted a radio party Saturday to celebrate their first wedding anniversary. Favors at bridge went to Mrs. Fred Morgan and Llgud Shepherd. Miss Viola Berger performed the Charleston and Fred Morgan gave a vocal solo. Guests included Mrs. Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Young, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Baugher, Miss Viola Berrer, and Cari Friedin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mead
Bridge
Fred Morgan
Llgud Shepherd
Misa -Viola Berger
Mead
Shepherd
Mirs
Ronald Cameron
Henry Young
Dean Baugher
Viola Berrer
Cari Friedin
Soprano Soloist Mary Alice Daniel Headlines San Diego Concert
Former Watering resident Miss Mary Alice Daniel led the annual Student Music Club concert in San Diego on June 26. The program featured ten vocal and instrumental soloists and two trios, with Braniel and Margaret Hobérg among the lead performers. Daniel, daughter and granddaughter of local residents, was highlighted in a San Diego Union feature alongside two young pianists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Daniel
Watering
Roneng
San Diego
Cal
Daniel
Alice Daniel
la Jaffa
Me M. Daniel
Jefferson Street
Nell Daynd
le L. Row
Braniel
Margaret Hobérg
San Diego Union
New York Guest Honored at Numerous Social Parties
Mrs G A Pfeiffer of New York is the focus of a string of social events. A luncheon hosted by Mrs B W Miller entertained 12 guests including Mrs J A Poste and Mrs G Morrison. Out of town guest Mrs Ben Blomquist from Chicago will attend. Mrs Pfeiffer plans two weeks in the city with dinners and bridge at Sunnyside Country Club and other gatherings featuring poppies in decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Pfeiffer
New York
B. W. Miller
Pfeiffer
J. A- Poste
Foote
G Morrison
Bridge Sunedeor
Ben, Blomquist
Chicago
Ben Schtineman
Plumb
Pfelffer
City
Mrs. HE
Magee
Sunnyside Country Club
Graceful Draped Fashion Tips for Tall Figures
A period advice piece promotes drapery and movement in dresses to flatter tall figures. It discusses scarves, ringed shawls, and new cuttings to create independent dress movement, with emphasis on side draping, circular insets, and shirrings. It warns against overusing facial creams and suggests skincare steps.
Miss Roba Taylor Honored Guest at Breakfast Party
Miss Roba Taylor attended a morning shower honoring her ahead of her wedding to Melvin Ingebrigtsen. Guests included Miss Esther Schmidt and Miss Florence Leoniard, with yellow and white decorations and a two course breakfast. Mrs. G W Lehmidt assisted with serving and the bride was given a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roba Taylor
Melvin Ingebrigtsen
Esther Schmidt
Florence Leoniard
G. W. Lehmidt
M.A
Fidelity class of First Methodist to hold gathering
The Methodist church Fidelity class will meet tomorrow evening at Mrs K J Van Ninan's home at 1602 Washington Street for a greeting. A 6 20 picnic supper will be served followed by a business meeting a short program and a tour of the hostess flower gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ao Garden
Ags
Aid Suctary
Wiret Methodist Episcopal Church
Mra. It
W. Walte
Tueal Bene
Allied Arts Congeryaory
Mra
A. H. Molt
Tigarty
Sones
A. Burron
Asa. Wilkou
Cir. Bunker
OG. W. Bruner
Abs
K. A. Boggs
George Winting
Fidelity
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
K. J. van Ninan
Washington Street
Geese Banded to Track Migratory Routes in Alaska
The Bureau of Biological Survey sent O. J. Murie to trap and band Alaska breeding Canada geese near the Yukon boundary. The program aims to map migration routes and wintering grounds to guide hunting restrictions and protect the species. About 1,000 volunteers and 200,000 geese have been involved in prior banding efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whellington
D.C
Bureau of Biological Survey
O. J. Murie
Alaska
Yukon
Department, of Agriculture
FB. W. Nelson
Bureau
Sporigmen
United States
Dntenu
Tral Barean
Marriage Licenses Report from Waterloo Area
Aging V Voumbers and Sylvester Tolliver of Waterloo appear in the marriage license notices. The listing includes Weteman and Cobbs of Waterloo alongside other local names as filings are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Voumbers
Waterloo
Re Volinstay
Weteman
Sylvester Tolliver
Vines Cobbs
Head of Reserves Division 1S Leads Iowa Officers
The eighty eighth division of the organized reserves reports 708 commissioned officers, about 8.2 percent of its quota. Iowa, North Dakota and Minnesota units rank fourth nationally in officer strength, with California, Pennsylvania and New York divisions above them. Iowa reservists join the division through the national defense paper organization amid White House visits and congressional staff travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emunuel
Iowa
California
Pennsylvania
New York
Jowans
Eighty Eighth
War Department
259 Year Old Dyckman Cemetery Targeted for West Side Railyards
New York authorities seek to take Nagle Dyckman Cemetery land for a 49 acre West Side subway yards project. The board of transportation will pursue court action to obtain title and raze nearby buildings. Bodies now buried there would be moved to a plot in Wear Park Cemetery at city expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nagle Cemetery
Unhder Construction
Board of Transportation
Supreme Court
Tenth Aventica
Harlem River
Twelfth Street
Dyckman
Health Department
County Resisters Office
William Nagie
Jacobus Dyckman
Jacob Vermilyen
Wearphnn
Big company picnic at Riverview Park Cedar Falls
Employees of the A. E. Edelson Company and their families will hold a company picnic this evening at Riverview Park Cedar Falls. The store closes early to allow time for games and entertainment. Special buses have been chartered to shuttle picnickers to and from the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edelson Rompany
Riverview Park
Cedar Falls
Lana-site
City in Brief and Local Notices Highlight Daily Happenings
West end 4th Sts bridge and related building notes. Residents including Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Pare plan a two week Denver vacation. Dr and Mrs. Hartman will be away six weeks at Lake Okoboji. Roebucks back from Minneapolis trip. Iowa man J. D. Mullan visiting Waterloo sister. Balloon tire theft reported. Coast travel notes from Harry Lockhart. Drive Yourself Auto proprietor Leo Kain and niece Joan return from Midwest trip. Pax Lichty apartments departure for Duluth. King Bard Avenue lot purchase for home by Ray A. Hurlbut. Hartmans and Frances Miller visit Minneapolis. L. F. P. Churen drives record 435 miles in one day. Vera Stealey to Des Moines for state education work. Mrs. J. A. Gary to Arroyo Grande for ill father. Sieg family headed to Ontario cabin. Mrs. Sieg absent for months. Covey family returns from Poplar Grove visit. Franklin J. Bunyan to Colorado Springs for Pacific Mutual Life meeting. Henke family to return from Walnut Grove after father’s death. Harl H. Kimball attends UCLA summer session after California trip. Accident on Fally Avenue blamed on drowsy driving. Mrs. Florence N. Poyner seeks divorce from Seymer B. Poyner with requests for fees and alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Pare
Denver
Coto
Prank
Hartman Twill
Lake Okoboji
Ernest Roebuck
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minn
J.D. Mullan
Iowa
Guy
Waterloo
M. J. Butterfield
Logan Avenue
B. Houwlahan
Shefféld
Pollus
Harry Lockhard
Pacific Coast
Leo Kain
Drive Yourself Auto, Livery
Joan Kain
Dubuque, Ta
Ilinois
Michigan
Indiana
Mia. T. BR. Pax
Lichty
Duluth
Mason City
Ray A. Hurlbut
Waterloo Tile & Marble Co
Kingbard Avenue
Byrnes Park
C. Hartman
W. B. Miller
Ullan l Avenue West
Frances Miller
L. F P. Churen
Vamaratso
Ind
Vera Stealey
Franklin Street
Des Moines
State Superintendent of Education
Statehouse
J. A. Gary
Street
Arroyo Grande
Gal
N. C. Munger
Munger
First Street
J. R. Bunyan
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
Colorado Springs
Celo
C. W. Henke
Hammond Avenue
Barbara
Walnut Grove
Mion
Harl H. Kimball
West High
University of California
Los Angeles
Kimball
California
Barnard
Birl
Florence N. Poyner
Woman Passenger From Welsh Town With 39 Letter Name
New York reports Mrs. Al Bassett arrived on the Caronia and lives in Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerys... dysiliogogoch Wales. The name, simplified to Clanfa leo g, confounded train clerks during listing due to printers strike. Caronia carried 259 passengers plus Mrs Bassett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
AL EL Bassett
Llanfairpwil- Rwyngvidgogeryschwyrnd Tobilylandysiliogogoch
Wales
Catania
Uassett
Local Angler Lands Two Pike on Cedar River
G. J. Wradek of 509 Washington Street reports landing two pike on the Cedar River yesterday afternoon. The larger fish measured 29 inches and weighed 30.4 pounds, while a smaller 22 inch, six pound pike was also caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Wradek
Washington Street
Cedar River
Jenith
Lutheran Parish Installs Pastor In Cedar Falls
Rev Otto Jorgensen formerly of Danish Lutheran church Minneapolis was installed as seventh pastor of the local Lutheran parish. Congregation gathered at the church for the installation and first sermon. A farewell reception for Rev C N Petersen who has supplied the pulpit for 14 months followed the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Ottar Jorgensen
Danish Lutheran Church
Minneapolis
Isgal
J. Jorgensen
Kimballton
Friends of the Church
C. N. Petersen
Des Moines
Oldtime Waltz Adored, Yet Ragtime and Jazz Shift Dances
A writer argues the Charleston is a ragtime offshoot of the old jig and laments the waltz fading from popularity. The piece notes shifts from waltz to jazz, with contemporary youth embracing newer dances while parents recall earlier ballroom days. Concerns over violence surface as youth dance culture changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marl Sullivan
Dwichk Moody
Billy Sunday
Waltz versus Jazz in Mark Sullivan debate warms Chicago readers
In a Chicago dispatch, discussion centers on Kevin Berlin and Ad Jolson as stewards of the waltz against jazz. Sullivan argues the waltz may endure, while Berlin and Jolson are praised for preserving negro melody influence. The piece notes future historians may view Sullivan's stance differently. Joe Friandafigasoyloussos, a shoeshine stand owner with the longest name in Chicago, is reported dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Mark Sullivan
Kevin Berlin
New York
Sullivan
Ad Jolson
WSL
Br‘vin Bertin
Joe Gone
Chicago
Joseph Friandafigasoyloussos
Joe
Jam and Jelly Making with Certo
A retail advertisement by Elizabeth Palmer promotes Certo as a short boil method for jams and jellies. It claims better flavor and color, less juice loss, and a packet of about one hundred recipes with each bottle. Contact Dougine Pectin Corporation in Rochester for a half size bottle by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Palmer
Dougine
Pectin Corporation
Granite
Rochester
N.Y
Water loo Evening Pattern Book Offers Up To Date Styles
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises an up to date pattern service from the Fashion Department. Send 1.5 cents for each pattern to obtain designs with sizes 6, 8, 10, and 12 years and yardage details for various sleeve and collar options. Patterns mailed to any address with 15 cents in silver or stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Naomi R. Johnston
Orvie Youngberg
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
B. & DP. W. Club
de Molay
Electric Park
Phi Slsma Chic Blank
Ledrourn
Yoon, Cowlishaw
Dome
Cedar River Park
Thelma Ralston
John Fairbanks
Aid Society of Church
Pluto Salo
Hark
Lark
Marbeth
Princes Schosek
Helene Glently
Truman Wagner
Elizabeth Gillon McCartney
Coast
Lulu van Deest
A.A. Lyon
Black
We. I. G
Sibel Lichty
Seventh Street West
Church News
Pligut
OWA
Orbersy
Lloyd Thurston
Eighth Town District
Iowa Society of
Washington
Pan-State Society of
Towans
White Mouse
BR. N. Howes
Clinton
Harriatt
Muse
Elizabeth
Knapp
Estherville
Louis
Kautz
Muscatine
Miss Roberts
Hedges and Shir
Cedar Rapids
Siawkeye Sightseers
Rep. Dickinson
Harvey
West Point Military Academy
QO. E. Gunderson
Forest Olly
Mr. Gunderson
Military
Mel Petergon
Algona
Dickinson
Naval Academy
Annapois
Tawa
Congress
Philadelphia
Well- Anderson
Miss Rosefrench
Rep. Robinson
West End 4Th Sts
Buchanan
Cedar Salis
George i
Waddle
Cedar Fade
Heparter
West Fourth Street
Lutheran Parish
Joan
Weiner
Ero
William L. Weiner
Riverview
Minnesota
Dysart Cottage
John D. Weiner
Lincoln
Neb
Jacob E H. Weiner
Hatfleld
Mina
Adama Weiner
B. R. Weiner
Naperville
Ill
John Nissen
Idora
Wilk
A. J. Westphal
Mt. Vernon Township
Westphal
Titun Lowe
Methodist Episcopal Church Board
Lowe
B.S. E
Brotherhood of Seeing
Singapore
India
Louise van Dyke
First Presbyterian Church
G. TH. Dayton
Zion Evangelical Church
P.O. Seifert
Mae Nogle
Viele Knoche
Colorado
Allen Reed
Flo
State University
Ilawa City
Geneva Watters
First Methodist
Max Noah
Colere
Josephine Speicher
Teachers Callege
Clara Jones
Atlantic
J. A. Hackien
Evangelical Churches
Humbert
Humbert School
High Schol
Miner
Lincoln School
Mr. Deer
William C. Dear
First Baptist Church
Ab College
State Teachers College
Gilbert Ross
Minnette Warren
College
Popul
Lund
Cedar Falls Township
Mass Leona Holm
Mist-Rittgers
Harry Mast
Josiah Mast
Ruth Rittgers
Anken
R. E. Murray
Wiseman
Charles Jamerson
Points
A.D. Crawford
Clear Lake
Charles J. Mentzer
Jer
St Eake's Hospital
Streeter
Georen A. Bairnson
Atntrsnobile
ST. Frost
Cedar Palla
Evancelical Church
Cleveland
Tye
Ass Much Ag
Walt
Syree
Naloe City
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