Summer social whirl gathers Coykendalls and friends
Society notes describe Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Coykendall of Long Beach Cal being feted at numerous functions. Mrs. Will H. Bickley hosts a 1 o'clock luncheon for Coykendall’s intimate circle, with A. J. Demmel’s hosts to follow. Various guests attend luncheons and bridge parties at Sunnyside Country Club and Black's Tea Room as part of a busy schedule of society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Coykendall
Long Beach
Cal
Will H. Bickley
A. J. Demmel
Coykendall
J.B Innes
Nercome
W. V. Bibert
Virginia Low Innes
H. A. Wilson
al Bridge
HE. M. Towne
Howard Tallerday
Virginia
Eileen
G. N. Cousins
Cousins
Sunnyside Country Club
Howard Rouse
Frank Watking
Frank Boughton
Evanston
H. B. Maynard
Patterday
Country Club
W. P. Kerwin
H. W. Flint
F. W. Morris
W. R. Heskett
Black
Tesroom
C. R. V. Bassayear
Spencer
Jennie Stover
J. E. Jordan
Gladys Anderson
Charles Fox
Daf O'Neil
Ikes Club Feature Plays Lead Izaak Walton Event
A joint Izaak Walton league and auxiliary program last evening featured The Story Grow, a five act play, as the outstanding item followed by a business meeting. Buddy and Betty Jones presented two dance numbers while Dexter Johnson and Fay Jenkins performed piano accordion and violin pieces. Mrs. Clarence L. Thompson led the program with Mrs. Emma Jepperson directing refreshments and dancing closing the evening. The auxiliary will skip July and August meetings. A surprise birthday party honored Purpoise Paul Goewiller at his Cedar Falls home with guests including John Joyce, Alvie Allen, Joe Griffiths, George Miner, and F J Zimmerman among others. favors went to Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Oberle, Mr. Minor and Mr. Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton League
Buddy
Betty Jones
Dexter Johnson
Fay Jenkins
Clarence L. Thompson
Emma Jepperson
Paul Goewiller
Farou
Mesars
Mmes
John Joyce
Alvie Allen
Joe. Griffiths
George Miner
Cedar Falls
Mines
F. J. Zimmerman
Frank. Oberle
Frank Middleton
Favors
Allen
Oberle
Minor
Garden Party at Westminster Presbyterian Attended by 200
The Woman's auxiliary hosted a garden tea at Mrs Edward L Rehlf's home with about 200 guests yesterday afternoon. The program featured Mother Goose impersonations by children, dances by WCA pupils, readings by Miss Bellinger, and vocal solos by Miss Nansen Davis and Dr W P McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Edward L. Rehlf
Hutson
R.W. Walker
Jean Rohlf
Betty Bickley
Louise Palmer Reed
Alice Bellinger
Nansen Davis
W. P. McCormick
W. A. Birk
A. J. Doerfler
Rohif
W. A. B. Graham
Peter Findley
D. A. Stevenson
M. C. Buck
Club Notes and Bridge Club Socials
The Past Presidents club of Helen Gould auxiliary to en Spanish American War Veterans will meet tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. Will Burton's home. Miss Mary Kelly hosted Wednesday Bridge Club yesterday afternoon at her home. Mrs. James McMenimen won high score and Mrs. Chris Cavenaugh won the guest favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gould
Will Burton
Mary Kelly
James McMenimen
Chris Cavenaugh
Women Relieve Corps Honor the Dead in Memorial Service
Verbal tributes and flowers marked a memorial service at Memorial Hall in Monona. Carrie Johnson spoke for the Woman's Relief Corps. Mmes Lottie Flick and Betty Newton laid flowers. Gen Phil Hanna and comrades gave talks. Forty eight G A R comrades attended with seven Corps members and two visitors. Committee chairs managed the meal and activities for the thimblahas and dinner preceding the service.
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Memona Hall
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman's Relief Corps
Carrie Johnson
Eudora Kelderling
Oliver Stevenson
Victor Nichols
Lottie Flick
Relief Corps
Johnson
Korps
Betty Newton
Christina Crummne
Los Angeles
Cal
Mimes
A. J. Rodenhaver
John Becker
JL. J. Tunis
Mmes
D. H. Palmer
Wesley Clemens
Anna Lohner
Averice Gilley
Charles Sherwood
Agnes Thompson
Malloy Birgen Nuptials At New Hampton
Miss Anna Marie Birgen daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Birgen of this city and John J Malloy of Belle Plaine son of Mr and Mrs John J Malloy were united in marriage at St Marys Catholic church New Hampton on Tuesday morning. Breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home and the couple planned to reside in Belle Plaine. The bride a 1918 graduate of St Marys and former stenographer for M F Condon while Malloy manages Lintgen hardware in Belle Plaine.
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New Hampton
Anna Marie Birgen
Peter Birgen
This Cty
John J. Malloy
Belle Plaine
Sir. Mary’s Catholic Church
South Water Avenue
Des Moines
Malloy
St. Mary's High School
Oelwein Business College
Iss
M. F. Condon
Lintgen Hardware
Elizabeth Clausen and L E Erdmann Wed in Osage
Elizabeth Louise Clausen daughter of Mrs Fred Clausen married Leonard Edward Erdmann son of Mr and Mrs BE Erdmann in a double ring ceremony read by Rev A E Pish at the Congregational church Osage Iowa The couple will travel to Yellowstone Park and Berkeley Cal then return to reside with the bride's mother Mr Erdmann and his father own the Mitchell County Oil company station on Seventh Street Brides maid and best man were Mildred Clausen and Harold Erdmann Twenty five guests attended a luncheon and bridge hosted by Mrs Jake Weissman for Mrs Max Trugman of Chicago.
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Courier
Osage
Elizabbeth Louise Clausen
Fred Clausen
Leonard Edward Erdrmann
BE. L. Erdmann
A. E. Pish
Congregational Church
Mildred Clausen
Harold Erdmann
Yellowstone Park
Berkeley
Cal
Erdmenn
Mitchell County Oil Company
Shest
Walnut Street Baptist VBS ends with 7 30 pm program
Closing exercises of the daily vacation Bible school at Walnut Street Baptist Church will be held at 7:30 pm tomorrow. Memory work will be repeated and handwork will be exhibited. Macedonian Bible class of Westminster Presbyterian plans a noon picnic tomorrow at Mrs. F. B. Tate's home, 1214 Englewood Avenue, with Mrs. A W Parker as committee woman on conveyances.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Tomorow
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Tomor‘row
F. B. Tate
Englewood Avenue
A. W. Parker
Hints in Beauty Care and Diet Advice
A reader asks about dieting during summer. suggests a wholesome fatless plan with seafood, nonfat vegetables, and salads while limiting candy and ice cream. Discusses appetite loss, daily calorie limits, and substituting fruit and whole grains. adds general skin and color tips with suggested attire hues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anid Tost
Mrs Roy Peek Honored At Gift Party In This City
Mrs Roy Peek was guest of honor at a gift party hosted by Misses Eva and Neva Meyer and Mrs Wilma Fortsch and Mrs Fern Jones at Fortsch home honoring Mrs Peek formerly Miss Lillyan Smelser. A telegram read to a hidden treasure lamp as a bride’s favors. Guests included Mrs George Smelser and several Misses Meyer Moline Horton Hitchcock Blackman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva
Neva Meyer
Wilma Fortsch
Fern Jones
George Smelser
Wilma Meyer
Helen “Moline
Pauline Horton
Ruth Hitchcock
Marjorie Blackman
Mrs M B Smith Hosts Gift Party for Grace Boeller
Mrs M B Smith entertained guests at a miscelaneous gift party in her home in honor of Grace Boeller whose forthcoming marriage to Earl Mathews is set for July 14. Sweetpea and garden flower decor filled the rooms. Mrs Clare Bunn won a favor at bridge as a two course luncheon was served to a list that included Mrs Harry Metcalf Roscoe Manning Bert Mathews John Boeller and Misses Bets White Dora Mitchell Mildred Bunn Mertha Bueter.
Waterloo O. E. 8 Holds Initiation Meeting
Waterloo chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held its last meeting until fall in the Matt Parrott building. About one hundred members attended the initiatory service with visitors EPESEN from Ottumwa and Waverly. Mrs. A C Kessler and Mrs C Ness sang two duets Come Unto Me. Officers served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Matt Parrott
Epesen
Ottumwa
Waverly
A.C. Kessler
C. “i Ness
Knights of Pythias Helmet Lodge to Install Jewel
Helmet lodge Knights of Pythias meets Monday at K of P hall with installation of officers and a program. Rev J G Greeds will speak and F M Thompson, a 25 year member, will receive the veteran's Jewel from the chancellor commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
J. G. Greeds
St. Mark’s Episcopal
F. M. Thompson
Watson Sues Galloway For 59106 Interest
O J Watson doing business as 9 J Watson Motor company sues William Galloway for 59106 plus interest at 7 percent from Sept 7 1918 on two promissory notes signed by Galloway and the late B McManus One note for 843148 and another for 15958 each due in 30 days If judgment is granted interest would reach about 43000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Watson
9. J. Watson Motor Company
William Galloway
Galloway
B. McManus
Springtime Dishes And Corned Beef Bake Featured
A recipe collection highlights Baked Corned Beef with potatoes and white sauce, buttered breadcrumbs, plus a Watercress Salad using fresh market greens. Also includes a delicate Springtime Cookies method with lard and butter, sugar, milk, flour, baking powder, vanilla, icing, and candied violets for decoration.
Protect Your Skin from Sun and Wind
An old fashion style public health note urges tanning caution and skin protection. It promotes applying cream before going out to shield the skin from sun and wind, claim it preserves texture and prevents wrinkles, and advises consulting a druggist and following directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eptol
Almple
Bryant Pavers Break Record For Day's Work
The Bryant Paving company of Waterloo set Iowa's daily paving record by laying 1,852 feet on Highway 20 east of Winthrop under H J Haskell supervision. The feat, on a 32 mile Grant highway contract in Buchanan and Delaware counties, beat the previous 1,771 foot mark by Harrison Construction of Kansas City. With good weather, completion is targeted by mid August rather than October 1.
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Jayne
Winthrop
Bryant Paving Company
Waterloo
Iowa
Harrison Construction Company
Kansas City
H. J. Haskell
Grant Highway
Buchanan
Delaware
State Highway Commission
Dubuque
Waperoyo Dubuque
Sam Bishop Estate Left to Miss Engelking
The will of the late Sam L. Bishop common cafeteria manager leaves all property to Miss Lydia Engelking, formerly cashier. Executrix named without bond. will dated April 12, 1928, filed today for probate. Burr C. Towne, attorney. No inventory yet filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam L. Bishop
Lydia Engelking
Bishop Cafeteria
Sixth Street
Engelking
Burr C. Towne
Rho
City in Brief: Local Social and Travel Notices
Miss Helen Rapoport Cedar Hap ids visits Miss Jeanette Krensky at 1325 Fourth street west Frank Shoemaker visits his mother and sisters then returns to Exeter Cal Dr and Mrs Frank T Hartman will vacation six weeks at Lake Okoboji with their cottage Mrs A A Bontrager recovering from surgery at Allen Memorial hospital in satisfactory condition Miss Marjorie Sipes and Miss Femn Oman depart for a two week vacation visiting friends in Minneapolis and Chicago Mrs D A Raymond of San Francisco will spend the summer with her mother Mrs Austin Lever
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shoemaker
Exeter
Cal
Frank T. Hartman
Mulberry Street
Lake Okoboji
A. A. Bontrager
Fourth Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
Marjorie Sipes
Reed Street
Femn Oman
Hope Agente
Minneapolis
Chicago
D. A. Raymond
San Francisco
Austin Lever
Local Notes and Visits Around Waterloo Area
Mt Vernon township honors a resident while C J Hinkle of Chicago tours Great Western rail lines. Mrs V R Mitchell attends a Des Moines home economics convention and visitors travel from Cambridge to see Laura Conaty. A Civil War veteran visits from Marshalltown as Paul Link speaks on newspaper making at the Y M C A. Detectives recover a stolen touring car near La Porte road. Six teacher cert applicants answer state questions. Cedar Falls hosts exams. Lillian Bender and sons visit Waterloo relatives for the summer. Dr Warren Steeves reports on Baptist conventions in Detroit and Toronto. Karl Moessner heads to Crystal Falls for forestry work with Iowa State College. Ruth Koehler improves after a serious accident. Georgia Bartley heads to New York for summer study before returning to Switchback. Rev Carl Kenagy returns from Northern Baptist conventions and preaches in Waterloo churches. He later drives to Hannibal to fetch his wife and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. R. Mitchell
Hillcrest
West High School
Des Moines
John Maescall
Pauline Recover
Cambridge
Laura Conaty
Leland Avenue
K. Ennes
Marshalltown
Jesup
Leon A. Link
Evening Courier
Fratelli Club
Girt
Jacob Meyer
la Porte Road
Ralph Davis
Hugh Grumrine
Roy Colvin
State Department
A.E. Jewett
Town State Teachers ‘College
Cedar Falls
Lillian Bender
Howard C. Ang Leland M
Los Angeles
Cal
Summit Avenue
Warren L. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Waterloo
Northern Baptist Convention
Detroit
World Baptist Alliance Convention
Toronto
Can
Karl Moessner
Charles A. Moessner
Black Hawk Road
Crystal Falls
Mich
Michigan State Department of Conservation
Iowa State College
Ames
Forestry
Georgia Bartley
J. S. Bartley
Hln Street
New York
Columbia University
Brooklyn
N. Y
New Jersey
Switchback
W. Va
Carl Lee Kenagy
First Baptist Church
Brain Test Answer List of Authors
A compact list of literary figures appears, with numbers and names including Milton Dickens Ten nyson Jonson Shakespeare 67 Chaucer Eliot Bunyon Scott Stevenson Thackeray Dumas. The sequence seems to map to a quiz style prompt, though punctuation and spacing are inconsistent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Dickens
Tennyson
Jonson
Shakespeare
Chaucer
Eliot
Bunyon
Scott
Stevenson
Thackeray
Dumas
Old Gold Cigarettes Promoted by Social Leader Ad
A social leader endorses Old Gold cigarettes describing them as smooth and refined. The copy highlights near-leaf tobacco, avoiding coarse or spent leaves, claiming Old Golds offer a cooler fragrant charm. The promotion appeals to discerning smokers who can pick them by eye.
Soft Smooth Clear Skin Lotion Ad Teaser
An advertising blurb promotes a facial skin lotion claiming five minutes daily upends rough sun and wind damage. It touts soothing balm properties for face and hands, reducing redness and erasure of enarse ness, with pricing at Erege Stores and various bottle sizes.
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Blue Triangle League
Trinity American Lutheran Church
St. John's Club
Cedar River Park
Oo. L
Black’s Tearoom
First Presbyterian
Church Society
Elizabeth Clausen
L. E. Erdmann
Jake Weissman
Max Trugman
Uth Schultz
Paul Diamond
Trugmien
Church News
Edns Keny
Alnoys
Roy Peek
M. B. Smith
Grace Boeller
Knights OF Pythias Lodge
Watson
Bryant Pavers
Sam Bishop
Miss Engelking
Helen Rapoport
Cedar Hap
Jeanette Krensky
Fourth Street West
Mt. Vernon Township
C. J. Hinkle
Great Western Railroad
Ruth Koehler
Karl Koehler
Tripoli
With Coolidge
Optometrists
Mfg
Opticians
Y. M. C. A. Bldg
Oe Wes
Paris
Chantal
Pat
Wangler Brothers CQ. C
Miller
Ibe
Sidney Borg
Golb
Mrs. Borg
Federated Jewish Charities
Jewish Big Sisters
Jersey