Wedding of Miss Roba Helens Taylor and Melvin Ingebrigtsen
Miss Roba Helens Taylor daughter of Dr and Mrs M A Taylor 1803 Aulberre street will be married tonight at Central Christian church to Melvin Ingebrigtsen son of Mr and Mrs Bigton Ingebrigtsen Radcliffe The service will be conducted with Chaplain Risse reading the rites Best man Clyde Davis of Co D and ushers Lt J M Shepherd H W Cameron Perry Hoffy sergeant and Lt O J Kaberle will serve The bride will wear white crepe satin gown with coronet and carry a white rose bouquet Her sister Mrs Gen Pannkuk matron of honor will wear tan organza with bouquets Bridesmaids Miss Laura Brandt Master Taylor Jorgen Taylor and Florence Leonard will wear pastel gowns and carry mixed bouquets Flower girl Lyle Schmidt will sprinkle the processional and the recessional will be Weding March by Mendelssohn Mrs Margaret Jacobs will sing Love You The groom a second lieutenant in the national guard served in France and is treasurer of Disabled American Veterans He studied at Ames and Iowa State Teachers College among out of town guests are the bride’s relatives and friends including Himer Inge Radcliffe and others from Minneapolis and Strawberry Point reception to follow at the bride’s parents home.
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Atvey Risse
Ingebrigtsen
Clyde Davis
Licuts
J. M. Shepherd
H.W. Cameron
Perry Hoffy
Kaberle
Figs Taylor
Jong
Gen Pannkuk
Jarkspur
Laura Brandt
Master Taylor
Joreén Taylor
Florence Leonard
Wil
Yong
Chelor
Ilorrine Axtell
Slaw
Pbersy Point
Hyride
Lyle Schmidt
Ping He
Wagner
Sy “Lohenerin
Disables Amery Cat
Jere
Ames
Iowa State
Himer - Inge
Radcliffe
Minnepolis
Minn
Kenneth Reeves
Robert
Hell
Dawghters
Herma Matihai
M. Axtell
Painc
R. M. Noble
Helen McCrae
Howell-DeJong Wedding in Keokuk Church
The Howell and DeJong families gathered as Thada Ainer and Neokuk were married at the Keokuk First Presbyterian Church. The ceremony featured Bridal Processional Lohengrin and Mendelssohn's Wedding March with readings by Miss Margaret Towell and Miss Mae Rowell, followed by a reception at the DeJong home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell-DeJong
Keokuk
Church News and Social Notes From Rural Community
Church news lists Inmanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting at 2 30 PM tomorrow with Mrs August Jah Mrs Wallin and Mrs William Ginas as hostesses. Cedar River park event by Homebuilders class 101 Walnut Street Baptist church supper hosted by Mrs Ludtke Smith and Stanford Woorya. Royal Neighbors card party Friday afternoon in Moose hall with refreshments by Mrs Burvight. Juvenile program at 6 PM and adult camp meeting with elections and staff practice. Visitor Mrs Ben Schuppe hosted with twenty guests at lunch and bridge. Mr and Mrs Reed to entertain in Sutinyside CC for Cadillac visitors John Harvey and family. Dancing party at Skate Hall lodge room tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixlyy
Cedar River Park
Walnut Street Baptist Church
4. G. Ludtke
G. B. Smith
Stanford Woorya
Royal Neighbors
Cannon Camp
Moose Hall
Smith
Glara Burvight
Vew
H. ‘My Reed
Sutinyside Country Club
John Harvey
Cadillac, Mich
E. J. Johnson
J. D. Basten
Skate Hall
Birthday celebration hosted by Woman's Relief Corps members
Mrs Lichty, a long standing member, opened her home yesterday to Woman's Relief Corps members including guests Mrs Mary Dre and Mrs J Arthur. A noon picnic and garden decor framed a four seat lover cake. The program featured readings by D S Johnston, a Days of Auld Lang Syne piece by Mrs James Thompson, a rus tit dance demonstration, songs, and led by hostesses Mrs Orpha Carpen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.C
Lichty
Adel
G. Muncy
Woman's Relief Corps
Robert. Anderson
Lichtyuney
Sts. Lichty
M. C. Hartsell
Boston
D. S. Johnston
James Thompson
Harriet Wightaman
J. Herbert Lawless
Frank Lynn
J. J. Bross
Miss Rough Weds Me Tannreuther Bride Near Delhi
Mise Leone Iourh became the bride of Edgar Tannreucher at 7 PM last evening at the home on Hammond avenue. Rev W C Tannreuther officiated. The ceremony featured an ambumiment of ferns and potted plants with butterfly roses and baby's breath. Miss Mary Saylor sang and Miss Gertrude Zick accompanied. Four course dinner followed. The bride, a Orange High School and Iowa State College graduate, will teach in Orange Township before moving with Tannreuther to Delhi. They plan a trip east to sesqui centennial celebrations in Philadelphia before settling in Delhi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Leone Iourh
Edgar Tannreucher
Neypares
Myre
Hammond Avenue
W. C
Tannreuther
Broom
Georges Crepe
Misy
Saylor
Morson
Vike
Milledgeville
Mary Saylor
Gertrude Zick
Orange High Schol
Jawa State ‘Teachers College
Gedir
Falls
Sod
Orange Township
Seringl
Ars Tanureythey Ia
Orange High School
Iowa State College
Ames
Ind S
Alpha Mu
Delhi
Philadelphia
Miss Mabel Martin Weds Arthur Haurum at Nashua
Miss Mabel Martin and Arthur Haurum were married at 3 a m today at Little Brown Church near Nashua. Rev George Hanna officiated, with Miss Helen Martin as attendant and Holger Haurum as best man. About 35 guests attended. The couple will reside on Lincoln Street Cedar Falls. The bride has taught in Tripoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misé
Mabel Martin
Waterloo
Arthur Haurum
Cedar Falls
Little. Brown
Ghiiréh
the Vale
Nashua
George Hanna
Pienie Jimcheon
Helen Martin
Altendant
Holger Hatrum
Lincoln Street
Cedlar Falls
Tripoli
Caughron Nie dert Wedding Service Read on Tuesday
In the presence of 30 relatives Miss Mildred Niedert married Ralph Caughron at 830 pm yesterday. The ceremony occurred at the home of the groom's parents 221 Maple Street with Rev D W Whiteside of the Free Methodist Church officiating. The bride wore a blue satin crepe dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Nieders
Ralph Caughron
Miss Niedert
W. W. Niedert
Atele
Guna
Beauty Tips For Clean Throats And Bright Breath
Edna Kent Forbes advises on throat health and fresh breath using antiseptic gargles hot water with salt and peroxide, plus peppermint in water. She notes implications for digestion and skin, urges medical help for serious cases, and discusses tonsil removal trends and overall health effects.
Ruthe Draper and Albert Thompson Will Marry Today
Ruthe Draper daughter of Mrs Catherine Draper of 501 Washington street will wed Albert Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Thompson of Hollandale Wis in a home ceremony at 3 pm Readings by Rev C We Allison former Central Christian pastor The bride wears a peach gown and carries a floral bouquet A quartet and soloist provide music Four course dinner follows and guests include out of town relatives The couple plan a wedding trip to The Dells Wisconsin and will reside at 220 South Street Hollandale later returning to their home after autumn The bride is a graduate of the local high school and Town State Teachers College Cedar Falls and has taught in Dewar Ta
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Ruthe Draper
Catherine Draper
Washington Strat
Albert
Thompson
Andrew Thompson
Wis
A. Bower
Ferns
Smilax
C. We Allison
Central Christian Church
Elengyy Wierck
Pairbank
Sylvia Thompson
Hollandale
Arthur Thompson
Parisbault
Minn
Dells
Wisconsin
South Street
Miss Murphy Weds John McClure in Roswell N M
Roswell wedding unites Miss Murphy and John McClure daughter Margaret to Thomas McClure son of Judge and Mrs John McClure at Roswell where Mrs McClure a former director of physical education in local schools is celebrated. The couple will motor to Waterloo on a reunion trip after at home in Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Mourth Street
Margaret
Thomas McClure
John McClure
Roswell
N. M
McClure
Iowa State Teachers College
Chaves County
N. al
New Mexico Military Institute
Iowa State
Me Tnye
Pennsylvania Avenue
Waterloo
Jad
Divorces Filed and Injunctions Granted in Local Court
Arthur Pinderman filed for divorce from Davie Dinderman on cruel and inhumane treatment. Marie seeks custody of adopted child Tack, age 10. Margaret Arnold obtained a temporary injunction against Floyd Arnold to protect herself and son Beryl. Edith Henry was granted a divorce from Paul Meury with custody of two minors Donald Spencer and Helen Shirley. Alimony and costs awarded as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Pinderman
J. W. Thompson
Davie Dinderman
Peoria
Marie
Tack
Margaret Arnold
George W. Wood
Beryl
Floyd Arnold
Edith Henry
Paul Meury
Moose Delegates Head to National Convention
George Weilein and George Kre nan, officers of the local Moose lodge, will depart soon for Maas Weart Tl where they will attend the national Moose convention. Mrs Weilein will go Monday evening to Mooseheart to represent Moose legion. The Moose band plans a special train Sunday at 12:40 a.m. to perform at Mooseheart and lead a Chicago parade Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weilein
George Krenan
Moos Lodge
Tenteht
Maas Weart
Weilein
Mooseheart
Moose Legion
Moose
Mooselart
Chicago
Pageant to show events in county in pioneer days
Cedar Falls hosts a two night pageant by the Cedar Falls Women’s club at the Cedar Valley fair grounds. Five scenes cover Indian arrival to white settlement, river spirit, quilting, weddings, dances, and a battle scene in France. Cast includes Miss Cedar Falls and Miss Marriott Slutte with local residents in key roles. Relics from early settlers displayed on Main Street windows. First Weiner reunion planning advances as descendants plan attendance from several states. Trombone soloist Mrs. William Minar from Cedar Falls announced for concert. other notes on local travel and a hay fire with licenses issued.
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Cedar Halls
Marriott Slutte
George
Hera Ale
Main Street
Kuntly
Riverview Park
Rei
William Weiner
Wihova
Minn
Altho 2
Foy
Ashton
Dysart
LaVerne
Weiner
Adam Weiner
B. R. Weiner
Naper- We
Clinton Weiner
Vinton
Claire “Weiner
Nages R Weiner
Cedar Fails
Philin Kraft
Menomenie
Wis
Jacob Weiner
Atlinex
Fafeld
Willian
Winona
John Weiner
Lincoln
Neb
Adam Welner
Cedar Warr
Andrew Beck
William Wisands Slaughter
Lis
Marian
Martha. Kaechor
Shren
Ernest Frendlof
Chicago
Turvy Boéerner
Coloredo
S. Ta
John Toernar
Ont
Henn C
United States
Washington
Donald O. Rossj Nave
Silas Ross
Ross
Warold B. Noss
Yawlordsville
Fla
Keata
Hug
Cedar Falls daily notes social events and visits
The Cedar Falls Daily News reports a series of social items including a complimentary luncheon at Hotel Black Hawk for out of town guests Miss Esther Came Princeton Ind Miss Stella Stone Grinnell Ia Miles Vesta Morris St Joseph Mo Nips Laura Carpenter San Francisco Cal and Miss Buola Van Wyck Washington DC. It also covers local organization news such as the golf club formation with officers elected Dr A E Meswart president J Kyhl secretary treasurer S Corey Holman and D B W Mox director. The paper notes a burial in Greenwood Cemetery for Charles Wright a Spokane arrival and other society chatter including renewals of cigarette licenses and visits by numerous residents and guests from nearby towns and states.
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Frank F. Birch
Hotel Black Hawk
Esther Came
Princeton
Ind
Stella Stone
Grinnell
Miles Vesta Morris
St. Joseph
Nips
Laura Carpenter
San Francisco
Cal
Buola van Wyck
Washington, DC
A. E. Meswarth
Kyhl
S. Corey
Holman
W. Moxs
Charles Ia Wright
Bert Hatcher
Spokane
Wash
Greenwood
Wright
Cedar Falls
Ifie
Local Players Named Across Iowa Cities and Burlington Sale
Cedar Falls and Waterloo figures Olson, Ingebrigtsen, Rasmussan appear among Cedar cats and Waterloo names in a fragmented report. Burlington notes a sale of Tommy Warr and Jester Bartholomew to a South Atlantic team, with players to stay for the season.
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Oko Sensus Olson
Cedar Cats
Rose Rasmussan
Cedar Falls
Melvin Hrook Ingebrigtsen
Waterloo
Reba Hellene 'Taylor
Watera
iMlbert O. “Thompson
Water- In
Rud
Dorothy Draper Jy WO
John Sullivan
Storm Lake
Odelta Manzer
Burlington, Ta
Tommy Warr
Burlington ¢Atcher
Jester Bartholomew
Koeal jPilcher
Ptcwiek
Parole Infraction Case: Ogbin Eludes Officers in Waterloo
Kenneth Ogbin, a Plainfield youth awaiting a0 year term for parole violation, was not arrested Friday as a mintimus for confinement was issued. Police reported he fled Waterloo after being sighted, while Bremer County Sheriff and officers gathered affidavits related to last week’s arrest for resisting an officer and liquor possession. Ogbin had been paroled by Judge Edwards after a January 20 theft conviction, with conditions to attend church weekly and abstain from alcohol and questionable associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Ogbin
Plainfield
State Penitentiary
Ogbin
Waterloo
John Hallowell
Bremer County
P. 8. Walker
Ralph Davis
John Raines
Sidge Edwards
Edwards
Bath tubs found at Nemea reveal ancient athlete habits
An American expedition in Nemea Greece unearthed bath tubs and Neoithic pottery dating 4000 years, plus a stone altar and water channel. The finds suggest baths for athletes at the ancient Nemean games, with officials Dro BGHHill and Carl W. Blegen directing digs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnacioo
America
Nemea
Greece
Christ
University of Ginevnnati
Dro Bghhill
Athens
Carl W. Blegen
Plan to Boost Waterloo as Industrial Center Meeting July 7
Waterloo Real Estate board and Greater Waterloo Association with luncheon clubs discuss plans to advertise Waterloo as an industrial center and to attract new factories. Committee nesting meets July 7 at Black's tearoom chaired by W. Beal with members Lester Miller and RLN Cowin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Real Estate Board
Greater
Waterloo’ Associaion
Black
Waterloo Real Estate
Ealy
Villy W. Beal
Real Estate Board Committee
Lester W. Miller
Rl.n
Cowin
Finer Flavored Jams and Jellies With Certo
An advertisement touts Certo as a quicker jam and jelly aid, claiming jams taste fresher and set with less boil time. It highlights six million users and notes Certo is a fruit product refined and bottled. A recipe booklet and trial bottles are offered by Douglas-Pectin Corporation in Rochester, New York.
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Douglas-Pectin Corporation
Granite
Rochester
N. Vv
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Iowa State Taachats’ College
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New York
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Cedar Cuy
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Passine
Charles A.‘ Wollin Jett
Slinnesote
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Manchester
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New York City
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J. B. Bilis
Ralphy
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Lecnst Street
Burlington
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Wort Madison
Louis
Buchanan
M.C. A. Building
Waterloo Iowa
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Quincy, Ill
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