Cedar Falls Wedding of Edna Latta and Harry Wentworth
Miss Edna Latta wife of Harry Wentworth wed in Cedar Falls at her parents home. Rev Emil B Frye officiated with Marie Louise Park maid of honor and John S Latte Jr as best man. Brides bouquet white roses, brides dress lace veil. After ceremony a breakfast for 35 guests then trip through the northern states. At home in Brighton after a major trip. Wentworth in aviation corps reserve. Out of town guests included Rev and Mrs Frye and Marie Louise Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Latta
Cedar Falls
John S. Latta
Harry Wentworth
Brighton
Emil B. Frye
Methodist Church
Osage
Marie Louise Park
Sioux City
John S. Latte
Bliss Park
Hetty
Annette Selm
Marshalltown
David Wentworth
Ruth Waugh
Ruth Latta
Naor Jewel
Alice Dowden
Verna C. Gingrman
Gwendolyn Kern
Morton Bancroft
Wentworth
Cedar Falls High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Aviation Corps of Reserve Officers Corps
Frye
D. H. Wentworth
William Brinning
Washington
Ada Serends
Springfield
Mass
Mae Reinhardt
Waterloo
Earl Wolfe
Humboldt
Carol Loonan
Hudson
Emma Steward
Shellsburg
Clifford Loonan
Gladys
Ruth Pullin
Orange Township
Marguerite
Lola May Highland
Mertha Loonan
T. A. McManus
Ford
Glen Chaplin
Gar Highland
Margulerite
Lola May
Russell Pullin
Fenelon and Kerchhoff Tie Wedding at St. Mary's
Raymond F Fenelon and Miss Oret ta Kerchhoff were married yesterday at St Mary s church by Rev Father Theodosius Plassmeyer. The bride wore white crepe and orange blossoms. attendants included John P Fenelon and Mrs Fenelon. A wedding breakfast followed at the groom s home 934 Lincoln Street with about 25 guests. The couple plan to reside at 934 Lincoln Street after a Chicago honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oretta Kerchhoff
Herman Kerchhoff
Sumner
Raymond BE. Fenelon
John T. Fenelon
Waterloo
St. Mary's Church
Theodosius Plassmeyer
John
P Fenelon
Dubuque
Chicago
Lincoln Street
Mrs L Spivak Hosts Bridge Luncheon for Hoppenstand
Miss Sophia Hoppenstand of New York, bride-elect of Alex Margolis, was guest of honor at a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Louis Spivak at 1419 Bluff Street. Prizes went to Mrs. Reinstein, Mrs. Seigel, Waterloo, and Mrs. Bosry, Colwellh. A linen shower followed.
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Sophia Hoppenstand
New York
Alex Margolis
Louis Spivak
Bluff Street
J. Reinstein
Dave Seigel
Waterloo
Bosry
Colwelh
Miss Hoppenstand
Club Notes Foster Socials and Picnics Across Hying Area
Mrs. David Merriman hosted the F. Q P. club with prizes in 1 500 won by Mrs. Ray Hinman and Mrs. M. D. Brown. Miss Ruth Maesner and Miss Juanma Bower attended the Cedar Heights picnic. next meeting July 25 at Cedar River park. Los Comores guests at the Mosher home. prizes went to several members. next party on July 1. A luncheon for Mrs. G. R. Baum as she leaves for Indianapolis. bridge at Mrs. Roy Hulett’s with a gift for Mrs. Baum. Bon Amicus met with Mrs. George Huston. bridge honors to Mrs. Kurt Voight, Mrs. Phil Lucas, Mrs. W. H. Orvin. July meetings announced.ubs East and West side auxiliary meetings and a BYRNES park picnic for children. Dinner for Business and Professional Women at Sunset Inn with attendees from Hampton, Mason City, Waterloo. Beulah Randolph in charge. St John’s Sewing Circle card party winners include Mrs. F. Whstock, Mrs. William Kramer, Mrs. Mary Conery. door prize to Mrs. Herbert Lantz. Variety shower honored Mrs. Claude Rhinehart at Kresge store with gifts and games.
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David Merriman
F. Q P. Club
Ray Hinman
M.D. Brown
B. G. Williamson
Charles Bro
Electric Park
Ruth Maesner
Waterloo
Juanma Bower
Dubuque
da R Best Club
Cedar Heights
Cedar River Park
Bon Amicus Club
George Huston
Center Street
Kurt Voight
Phil Lucas
W. H. Orvin
Ang. I
East Side
Natural Music Club
Hampton
Mason City
Sunset Inn
Nashis
Beulah Randolph
Wraterloo
Bess Nichols
May Keller
Edna Behrens
Katherine McNally
Nina Sproul
Helen Swinbank
Ruth van Tyle
Callie Wieder
Bernice Reichert
Bessie Wright
Kathryn Barton
Margaret Short
Emma Balen
Stefer
Glenia Johnson
Ruby Elam
Bridge
St. John's Sewing Circle
F. Whtstock
William Kramer
Mary Conery
D. H. Greeks
August Johnson
Joseph Corda
Herbert Lantz
Clubhouse Scene Opens Season with Waterloo Women’s Club
Waterloo Woman's club hosts first summer party with Wilma Sehrag and Helen Louise Bernbrock dancers, garden study exhibit of garden flowers, and a piano solo by Wilma Sehrag. Also notes a church missionary trip, a kitchen shower, a marriage, a Plano recital, and St. Mary's choir picnic plans.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
Orla Miller
W. W. Beal
J. G. Hemisworth
Robert Francis
Alvin Fox
Genevieve von Lackum
Wilma Sehrag
Helen Louise Bernbrock
Barden
Weavers Class Hosts Picnic For Husbands And Families
Members of Weavers class First Saptis church will entertain husbands and families at a picnic tonight at 6 30 at the home of Mrs Wetsley Euclid avenue Ten members of Division 5 Central Christian church met yesterday afternoon with Mrs George Trimb Cascaden avenue Two guests attended Luncheon was served by Mrs Trimbell and Mrs F E Kiue in honor of Mrs Klue s birthday A family picnic will be held Tuesday July 9 at Cedar River park
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Wetsley
Euclid Avenue
Division 5
Central Christian Church
George Trimb
Cascaden Avenue
Trimbell
Fo E. Kiue
Klue
Cedar River Park
Canton
Charles Swyers
Campbell Avenue
Owings
Swyers
Tabernacle Chapter
Masonic Temple
Harry Limberth
Kingbard Avenue
Leech Lake
Minn
J. Woolley
Henry Mueller
First Lutheran Church
J. 5. Hansen
Monticello
Lutheran Synod of Iowa
Mueller
Owen Hondal
Cedar Heights
John Deere
Allen Memorial Hospital
Strick
George Bentley
Long Beach
Gal
A. J. Wittick
Fourth Street West
Lucille Stull
Second Street West
Bentley Formelly
Mildred Wittick
A. I. Bunn
Little Rock
Ark
G. W. Bunn
Manchester
Jesup
Independence
Hints in Beauty Care for Summer Nair Treatments
This excerpt offers summer hair care tips including avoiding tight hats, using sunshades, or dark loose hats, growing hair out for easier treatment, applying a nightly scalp massage with a homemade formula, and using olive oil or an antiseptic scalp rinse to combat dandruff. It also notes hat styles should avoid protruding hair and recommends a nourishing cream regimen for the neck after baths.
City in Brief mentions multiple local motions and visits
A long City in Brief lists events and moves: a fourth quarterly conference meeting at Free Methodist church opens tonight. Families and travelers visit and depart, including Humphreys, Rheiner, Pate, Hassel, and Carroll Lynn bound for Laramie. Examinations, inspections, and lodge activities surface, plus travel notes from Cedar Falls, Monticello, and Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Church
A. Humphreys
Irving Street
Donard B. Rheiner
Universalist Church
W. M. Pate
Marsh Street
A. B. Hassel
Burlington
Chic Simplicity pattern for sleeveless summer frocks
The Evening Courier advertises a Chic Simplicity dress pattern for a sleeveless summer frock, model De Sif 4723, available in sizes 16 through 42. It highlights a tuck-in blouse look, simple one piece design, and easy step by step instructions with yardage for cover size. Purchase requires 15 cents plus 10 cents for fashion book by mail to Courier Pattern Dept. New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattern Dept
W. 17Th St
New York City
Woman Celebrates 88th Birthday With Youthful Hope
Mrs Emily Marcham born 1841 in London marks her 88th birthday quietly at her daughter’s home in Waterloo Iowa. She jokes she is 16 adding that she remains healthy with good sleep and meals, has few illnesses, and traveled widely including England in 1914 and to California after turning 80.
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Emily Marcham
Commercial Street
London
England
Marcham
Admiral Nelson
St. Martin's Episcopal Church
Trafalger Square
Emily Ghagan
Lila
Mather
Goughter
Deane Park
Horsham
Rose Gardens
Eliza
William Cowell
Cape Town
Africa
Eversfield
Emily
Tower of London
America
Waterloo
Mareham
Thomas Marcham
Greeley
Alof
California
Lou Fox
San Diego
Machinist Leaves for Ryan’s to Learn Aviation
Herbert J. Lohnes a Illinois Central shop machinist of 145 Parker Street has four months leave to study flying at the T. Ryan aviation school in San Diego California. He left last night and aims to enter aviation as a pilot or machinist after the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Lohnes
Parker Street
Illinois Central
T. ©. Ryan Aviation School
San Diego
Call
Lohnes
Aviatios
Conery Family Visits Before Milwaukee Return
The article notes Arthur Conery, his wife and two children Norma Jeanne and visitors returning home to Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It lists Mr and Mrs O J Conery and brother Oscar F Conery and wife at 620 Sixth Street West who left by automobile to resume duties at the Vocational Training school where he has taught for five years and was elected for his xth year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Conery
Norma Jeanne
O. J. Conery
Oscar F. Conery
Sixth Street West
Milwaukee
Shad Roe Croquettes and Gently Cooled Bouillon Cups
A vintage recipe note presents shad roe croquettes made by breaking cooked roe, mixing with seasoned white sauce, onion, green pepper, and cayenne, chilling and shaping into croquettes then frying. Also included is a cool bouillon cup dessert using canned tomatoes gelatin and bouillon, strained and chilled for summer appeal.
M. E. B. Ladies' Aid of Oelwein Names Officers for Year
Newly elected officers of the Methodist Ladies Aid society in Oelwein include Mrs. J. V. Mohler as president and Mrs. Newell Irwin as treasurer. H. V. Hoyer departs to take duties as state commissioner of labor starting July 1. A surprise party was held for him the prior week with many local citizens in attendance. Morales pleaded guilty and paid ten dollars and costs for intoxication at Westwood pavilion northwest of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Gelwein. Ta
Methodist, Ladies’ Aid Society
J. V. Mohler
Thomas Ray
H. B. Arnold
J. C. Leaton
J. M. McFadden
Newell Irwin
H. V. Hoyer
HW. V. Hoyer
Fornes Moines
Dhe Morales
Westwood
Datica
Brain test answer notes for unit comparison
This text outlines common reasoning questions: a thousand million equals a billion in America while a million million equals a billion in England, differences in weight measures Avoirdupois and Troy, distinctions between dry and liquid measure systems, recognition that original Native Americans are called Indians, and the existence of land and nautical miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
England
Troy
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L. Spivak
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G.R. Baum
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Dean Hinmen
Great Western Tailroad
Charles Owings
5. E. Spear
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Great Western Veterans' Convention
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Lioyd Spear
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Wesley Clemens
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Castle Hill
Frank D. Neal
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Grawfordsville
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Ben Hur National Headquarters
Clair Butterfield
University High School
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Russell- Lamson Hotel
Evening Courier
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