Miss Ethel Groomes Weds James Addison McGrew in Double Ring Ceremony
Miss Ethel V Groomes married James Addison McGrew in a noon ceremony at her parents home 928 Berth avenue. Rev W O Chisholm of First United Presbyterian officiated a double ring rite with 25 relatives present. The bride wore peach georgette over tearose satin and carried Ophelia roses. Bridesmaids were Miss Ruby Carson Miss Florence McGrew and others attended a three course luncheon before the couple left for a three month California trip. Mr. McGrew dairyman and farmer. Miss Groomes a former teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel V. Groomes
N. W. Groomes
Berth Avenue
James Addison McGrew
Irwin
W. O. Chisholm
First United Presbyterian Church
Ruby Carson
Albert City
Florence McGrew
Keosauqua
Robert Brooker
Mabel McGrew
Mr. McGrew
Mendelssohn
Brethren Church Plans Vacation Bible School July 7 22
The Church of the Brethren will run a daily vacation bible school from July 7 to 22 for kindergarten through intermediate ages. Mrs. Floyd Kough supervises the overall program with Rev. Blough in charge of devotions. Intermediate girls study under Marguerite Blough and boys under O F Wagoner. Junior and primary departments are led by Schrock and Wagoner respectively, with expression and industrial work featured. Y M C A and Y W C A provide swimming twice weekly for junior and intermediate students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Marguerite Blough
O. F. Wagoner
B. Schrock
Clarence Wagoner
Earl Tisdale
Floyd Kough
P. Blough
Lela Gnagy
Gladys Sampson
Four Pianists and Two Readers Plan Recital Program
Ruth Miller and Jean French with Marion Miller Alberta Stroebel Ivadel Rice and Betty Hartington present an eight o’clock recital at the Ross Conservatory of Music The program includes Moon Beams The Little Red School House Seeks Anon Birth of the Blues Finale Sonata in G minor Mozart Jocelyn Bercense from Jocelyn Country Gardens Weaving of the Flag In a Peanut Gallery Stances to Caprice Hark to the Freshman with pieces by Willis Kleinpaul Cox Voyrich Hare and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Miller
Jean ” French
Marion Miller
Alberta Stroebel
Ivadel Rice
Betty Hartington
Ross Conservatory of Music
Moon
Heth
Meicet
Balay
Willis
Little Red School House
Anon
Mozart Alberta Stroebel
Ano Tve
Jean French Bercense
Jocelyn
Kleinpaul Country Gardens
Grainger Ivadel
Eee
Ee Anon
Cox Ruth Miller
Staces
Caprice
Voyrich
Betty Herrington
Hark
Seers Hare Jean French
Club Notes Run Picnic and Meetings Across Local Groups
Do-A Best club holds an all day picnic Thursday on Black Hawk creek below Falls avenue with 10:30 a.m. gathering at Mrs. Charles Moesner’s home. rain venue is her house. Forget-Me-Not club hosts Thursday afternoon picnic supper with own dishes. Lucky 13 club meets with Mrs. W E Silver tomorrow afternoon. Kensington club hosts tomorrow afternoon at Mrs H S Dunlap’s home. Golden Link club meets tomorrow with Mrs James Lam me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Creek
Falls Avenue
Charles Moesner
Victor Nichols
Forget
Me-Not Club
Community Club Picnics And Societies Gather At Various Venues
A list of gatherings including Se Rebekah club picnic at Byrnes park, St Pauls home missionary society led by Mrs Karl Updegraff, Ss O V camp and auxiliary at Memorial hall, B A lodge 57 dance at Moose all, Our Lady of Victory court W C QO F at K of C hall, Loyal Helpers Plymouth church with Mrs F L Guyer, Lucky 13 club with Mrs W E H Silver, Kensington club with Mrs H E Dunlap, Helen Gould auxiliary thimblebee led by Mrs E T White, Golden Link club with Mrs James Lammert, Missionary society Burton Avenue church, Chautauqua circles with Mrs E S Geist, D O L picnic at Electric park, Ross conservatory recital, Fidelis class Walnut Street church picnic at Berry cottage Casebear Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky 13 Club
W. EH. Silver
Kensington Club
H. E. Dunlap
Helen Gould
E. T. White
Golden Link Club
James Lammert
Missionary Society
Burton Avenue Church
Chautauqua Circles
E. 5S
Geist
Electric Park
Ross Conservatory
Walnut Street
Berry Cottage
Casebear Heights
Owen Family Reunion At Lufken Farm In Iowa
About 60 Owen relatives gathered at the F. B. Lufkin farm five miles east of Waterloo for the largest reunion in 14 years honoring Mrs. Luther Yaggy of Bristol South Dakota. A five generation photo featured Mrs. C. E. Teeter and others. Attendees included numerous Wyandotte area relatives from Waterloo and Dunkerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Dunkerton
Owen
F. B. Lufken
Waterloo
Luther Yaggy
Bristol
C. E. Teeter
August Warneka
Luther Yagey
John Gilbertson
Charles John
S. D
F. B. Lufkin
E. Lufkin
Frank Fenstermaker
Clarence Warneke
August Warneke
Clyde Howrey
Fred Teeter
Floyd Teeter
William. Owen
Earl Owen
Ralph Wilson
J. L. Griffith
Mary Owen
Sacred Heart Choir Entertained by Former Member
Mr and Mrs Leo J Smith hosted Sacred Heart choir members at their Cedar Falls home. Mrs Smith previously sang in the choir with Miss Lucille Duffy Miss Della Tritz and Walter Witty among honored guests and a two course luncheon served by Agatha Cimmigotti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Smith
Sacred Heart Choir
Cedar Falls
Smith
Lucille Duffy
J. M. McKillip
Della Tritz
Walter Witty
Grace Simons
Blanche McConeky
Mabel Kies
Rita Tritz
Agatha Cimmigotti
Mmes
Walter Marshall
Joe Averill
Paul Bergen
Tony Berend
Hints in beauty care answered letters
A reader named Eleanor is advised to reduce oiliness by scalp care rather than frequent powders and to consult a scalp specialist. Bust development guidance warns against injuring tissues. Eye strain may cause red veins. a dandelion root infusion is suggested. Birthmarks should be treated by a skin doctor, with optimism about natural fading. Weight loss notes advise balancing weight and skin tautness. Bleach facial hair with peroxide and avoid shaving or depilatories to prevent root coarsening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor
A. G
Clara
Julia
Juanita Bodell Marries Henry Hanson Today
Wedding planned at 3 30 p m at Universalist church with Rev W Bodell performing the single ring ceremony for Miss Juanita Bodell and Henry G Hanson of Evanston Illinois. Ferns and summer flowers set the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Bodell
Henry Hanson
W. ©. Bodell
The
Universalist Church
Henry G. Hanson
Evanston
IIL
Birthday Surprise Party For Mrs. Higdon At Home
Mrs. Carrie A. Wilmek hosted a birthday surprise at 533 Conger Street for Mrs. O B Higdon. The evening featured 500 and croquet with favors for Emma Young Mrs Higdon and several others and croquet honors awarded to C L Thompson and Frank Sherwood. Refresments were served by Mrs. Wilimick and Eva Higdon. guest list included Edward Bodker J H Rickert Fred Bartz and others. An afternoon social and picnic supper will be held at Mrs. E S Geist 1628 Washington Street tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie A. Wilmek
O. B Higdon
Conger Street
Emma Young
Higdon
Fred Bartz
Frank Sherwood
Frank McDonald
S. O. Bunker
C. L. Thompson
Wilimick
Eva Higdon
Edward Bodeker
J. H. Rickert
Charles Berthh
Young
Lou Carroll
Mr. Thompson
Q. P. Higdon
Miss Higdon
E. S. Geist
Washington Street
Helen Wills and Elizabeth Ryan Triumph at Wimbledon
Helen Wills defeated Mrs. Peacock of South Africa 6-3 6-1 in the fifth round while Elizabeth Ryan beat England’s Kitty McKane Godfree to keep American hope alive. Francis Hunter fell to Henri Cochet after a grueling five set match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
Eng
INS
Helen Wills
Peacock
South Africa
Miss Wills
Great Britain
Kitty McKane Godfree
England
Champain
Elizabeth Ryan
Stars and Stripes
Francis T. Hunter
Bill Tilden
Henri Cochet
France
Cochet
Seek Demented Man Incites Fear on Cedar Falls Streets
Cedar Falls officers sought a demented man seen on several occasions along the road side or streetcar track nearly unclothed frightening women. The June 28 report classed the incident as special police activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Harris Leaves for McCook on Business Trip
George D. Harris of Edwards Longley Ransier Harris boards a train today bound for McCook Nebraska for a short business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Harris
Edwards, Longley, Ransier& Harris
McCook, Neb
Waterloo Adds New Residents In Population Shift
Waterloo Retail Merchants association records show 17 households established and eight removed from the directory last week. Newcomers include Co. W. Luck at 409 Duryea and Harold Hartley at 229 Linwood among others across multiple streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Retail Merchants Association
Co. W. Luck
Duryea
Harold Hartley
Linwood
F. L. Lupton
Webster
Dewey Ferguson
Eighth West
J. H. O'Brien
Lupton
B. L. Smith
Lindale
R. J. Mohne
Jefferson
Clifford McNeely
Wellington
S. S. McAllister
Allen
Roy C. Walters
Frank Algood
Denver
M. J. Johnson
Oak
Lee George
Joseph Bauman
Reed
J. R. Bevens
Dane
J. QO. Reams
George Pebbles
Iowa labor chief urges building safety code report
Des Moines June 29 Recommendations from A L Urick state labor commissioner call for poisonings and illness reports, boiler inspections, a safety code for construction and a city building code, plus lighting rules. The bureau aims to expand industry safely, with 3 254 recommendations and 2 586 inspections in two years ending June 30 1926, and a drop in accidents to 8 910 with 40 deaths. Women accounted for 220 accidents. child labor declined to 1 757. Employment service, aided by the federal labor department, filled 61 411 jobs, led by men in agriculture and common labor and women in casual work and hotel service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urick
Bureau of Labor
Federal Department of Labor
Local notices and personal items from Waterloo
Dr E R Shannon returns from vacation in Wisconsin. Dr and Mrs J P Murphy and Mrs Margaret Murphy visit. Mr and Mrs Frank T Hartman plan six week Lake Okofi vacation. Ethel Ash recovers from appendicitis at St Francis hospital. Mary J Draude returns from Chicago and visits Des Moines and Grinnell. Laura Conley and family visit then return home. W L West family return to Fort Wayne after three weeks with Stipp family. Werner Hattrup visits Waterloo. Bertram family hosting Irene Bertram. Rock Island agent W D Fossler on two day Des Moines visit. J A Neal visits Waterloo. plays golf at Sunny Side. Rev Warren Steeves and family depart for Lima Ohio. anniversary services postponed. E L Hosteter appeals district court assessment. Van Doren family visits mother May Tunis. then to Davenport. Alva Page estate details filed. executor L J Page named. J W Makinster fined for assault. Sale of Insurance Loan & Investment Co property approved to Myron Arbuckle. G N Garrettson reports high bid. Rotarians Dan Hunter airship trip Cedar Rapids. Lola Tiedman and daughter return from Chicago. visits Indianapolis and Terre Haute. Nela M Zuck sues Earl F Zuck for divorce. seeks alimony. they have son Merle John Zuck. Lindbergh book on sale. Wedding picture specials by Tritz Studio. Dr S F Heverly Dentist ad.
Stone cutter receives patent for adjustable marking guide
Carl H. Moline a stone cutter of 827 Commercial Street has been issued a U S patent for an adjustable stone marking guide The device. already in use at his shop at Commercial and Seventh is a time saver aiding accuracy in trimming cutting and engraving He does not plan to market it now Other Iowa inventors honored include Floyd M Ingram Sioux City cow hobble Petter W Rock Bettendorf pump loading and unloading mechanism William J Baumberger Davenport grinding machine John Hansen Bettendorf mechanical golf instructor and exerciser Lewis Jorgensen Sioux City cur-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H. Moline
Commercial Street
United States
Iowa
Barr & Freeman
Des Moines
Moline
Commercial
Seventh Street
Floyd M. Ingram
Sioux City
Petter W. Rock
Bettendorf
William J. Baumberger
Davenport
John Hansen
Lewis Jorgensen
Local church groups schedule events this week
The Missionary society of Burton Avenue Baptist meets at 2 p.m. Wednesday for White Cross work. Loyal Helpers Bible class of Plymouth Congregational gathers tonight at Mrs. F. P. L. Guyer’s home due to a church supper. Fidelis class of Walnut Street Baptist plans a get together tomorrow at the Berry cottage in Casebeer Heights. Participants should bring sandwiches and utensils and meet at the church by 6 30 a.m. Central Christian division meets at Mrs. H. W. Walker’s home. Brockwell Arms Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Kimball
First Presbyterian Church
C. W. Brinstad
Northern California Baptist Convention
Quota Club
Black
Govers
Kimball
Waterloo
Lincoln Way
San Francisco
Missionary Society of the
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
Mrrs. FP
L. Guyer
Fidelis
Walnut Street
Bapist Church
Casebeer Heights
Oscar Berry
Central Christian Church
H. W. Walker
Brockwell Arms
Inventor Claims Waste Disposal Device and Recording Apparatus
A list of names and items includes Andrew Engle of Newton proposing a water stream placed rent retarder for waste disposal, Lurline E. Mackay of Burlington with stair cleaner, Claude Jerome Lapp of Iowa City with a sound wave recording apparatus, Hugh McDonald of Clinton with a coal chute, and Donald M. Bateman of Marshalltown with a snubber hook and quick fastener link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Engle
Newton
Lurline E. Mackay
Burlington
Stair
Claude Jerome Lapp
Iowa City
Hugh McDonald
Clinton
Donald M. Bateman
Marshalltown
Patterns for the Courier fashion patterns service
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send it to Fashion Department Waterloo Evening Courier enclosing 16 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seams and orders are filled as soon as possible but should reach you in 10 days after sending in your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Also Mentioned on This Page
James McGrew
W. E. Silver
H. 5. Dunlap
Tomorparenteragat
James Lamme
Lufken Farm
Frank F. Strayer
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
General Agency
Mr. Strayer
Marian Gates
Ride-A-Wee Club
Three Bridges
Black Hawk Road
Lucille Gruener
Ruth Gruener
Ethel Pletka
Nitella Meyers
Florence Richie
Florence Schmidt
Lucille Schmidt
Esther Smith
Katherine Stimson
Pythian
Paul Buress
H. A. Duke
J. N. LaBarre
K. of P. Hall
Knights of Pythias
Helen Gould Auxiliary
Modern Brotherhood of America
Lodge 57
Moose Hall
Our Lady of Victory Court
K. of C. Hall
Edna Kent Forbes
A. L. Hanson
Iron Mountain
Mich
Erik Karling
Elizabeth
Catherine Bodell
Miss Elizabeth
Miss Catherine
Jessie Bodell
Pauline Badell
Wagner
J. W. Wilimek
Cadman
Bond
Pauline
David Greene
Karling
George Hutchinson
Richard Shane
Bodell
Miss Bodell
S. I. I. School
Camp Hill
Ala
Hanson
Northern State Normal School
Marquette
University of Chicago
Phi Pi Phi Fraternity
Middle West Utilities Company of
Chicago
Ernest Benedict
Iowa Falls
Niel Benedict
J. Shermer
Detroit
F. L. Benedict
Country Club
Albertine Webb
Bowden
Alberta
Canada
Frances Benedict
Sunnyside Country Club
Webster City
Fort Dodge
W. D. Ebert
V. L. Ebert
J. H. Reilly
Leslie O'Toole
Bernadine Kann
O. B. Higdon
Helen Willis
Demented
MR. and
Mrs. Newcomer
A. L. Urick
Buchanan
E. R. Shannon
Wisconsin
J P. Murphy
St. Louis
Margaret Murphy
Fourth Street West
Frank T. Hartman
Lake Summer Cottage
Lake Okoofi
Ethel Ash
Cottage Grove Avenue
St. Francis Hospital
Mary J. Draude
Beech Street
Mrs. O. J. Griffin
W. B. Howell
Mae
Margaret
Irving Street
Grinnell
Laura Conley
Cambridge
Will Conley
P. J. McCormick
Werner Hattrup
Chris Hattrup
Gunnar Hattrup
Walter C. Hattrup
Irene Bertram
Fort Wayne
Ind
F. J. Koepke
Maple Street
Miss Bertram
E. O. Bertram
W. D. Fossler
Rock Island Railroad
Robert H. Johnston
J. A. Neal
Iowa Public Service Company
Warren L. Steeves
Lima O
Mr. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
E. L. Hosteter
J. W. Thompson
District Court
Board of Review
Hosteter
George van Doren
St. Paul
Alva Page
L. J. Page
J. W. Makinster
Tremont Street
J. C. Beem
Hugh Crumrine
Insurance Loan & Investment Co
Myron C. Arbuckle
H. B. Boies
G. N. Garrettson
Arbuckle
F. Willis Jenks
Clarence H. Wise
Cedar Rapids
Dan F. Hunter
Hunter
Jenks
Tain
Lola Tiedman
Evalyn
Lafayette Street
T. W. Hanscom
8S. R. Tiedman
Miss Tiedman
F. J. Tiedman
Terre Haute
S. C. Warley
John Worley
Indianapolis
Nela M. Zuck
Earl F. Zuck
Independence
Merle John Zuck
Lindbergh
Richard J. Bleamish
Atlantic
Tritz Studio
W. 4Th
S. F. Heverly
Black Hawk
Church News
Ae As
Ruud
Iowa Public Service CO
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