Miss Josephine Kelly Weds Ben J McDonnell in Waterloo Church
Miss Josephine Kelly daughter of Mr and Mrs T B Kelly of 2121 Lafayette street married Ben J McDonnell of White Plains New York today at St Josephs Catholic church officiated by Rev E J Slattery Bridesmaids were Miss Margaret Kelly and Miss Glare Williams Ushers were Joseph Kelly and Earl Conry Acolytes were Paul Bloont and Robert Flaherty The bride wore a rose beige georgette gown and carried Ward roses and sweetpeas After a breakfast at Black's tea room 635 guests attended out of town relatives and clergy Before leaving for a short wedding trip the couple will reside in White Plains New York McDonnell is with French Stamets Advertising Service Cedar Rapids The bride a graduate of Our Lady of Victory academy was cashier at Morris Plan Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Kelly
T. B. Kelly
Laffayette Street
Ben J. McDonnell
White Plains
N. YY
St. Josseph’s Catholic Church
Renv. E. J. Slattery
Margaret Kelly
Glare Williams
Sioux City
Joseph Kelly
Chicago
Earl Conry
Paul Kildeer
Joseph Mulkern
Paul Bloont
Robert Flaherty
Willams
Jabler
Columbia
Rosewig
Garrie Jacobs
Cadjan
William Mann
Dubuque
Black
Martin
Preble
Guy Bloom
Fairbank
Ray Wolfe
Waterloo
N. Y
McDonnell
Cedar Rauids
Our’ Lady of Victory Academy
Morris Plan Company
Social Events on Week's Calendar Tonight and Week
Week's social calendar lists events at Memories hall Ross conservatory Universalist parish house Memorial hall and Country club. Recitals, birthday parties, card games, dances, picnics, and committee meetings fill Sunday through Friday with groups including Quota club D O V Gold Leaf camp Royal Neighbors K G hall and Phi Sigms Chi at Electric park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle League
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. of G
Hall
K. of C, Hall
Phi Sigms
Park
Iowa Girl Ethel Jones To Sing At Iowa State Teachers College
Iowa music lovers plan for Miss Ethel Jones contralto to perform Friday July 23 at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. Born in Independence Iowa she rose through Philadelphia and Chicago stages and festivals. Her family ties and piano history illustrate a pioneer musical life shaping a rising artist in a regional summer program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State ‘Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Ethel ‘Jones
Miss Jones
East
Ionable Chevy Chase School
Washington
Ethel
Montana
Philadelphia
Chicago
Iowa
Far West
Gourier
Independence
Waterloo
East High School
Ruth Stoner and Waldo Galvin Wed at Bride's Home
Ruth Stoner daughter of W H Stoner 419 Oak avenue married Waldo Galvin son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Galvin Fairbank Iowa in a lavender and white ceremony at the bride's home. Dr Warren L Steeves of Walnut Street Baptist read the service. Luncheon followed and the couple left for a two week honeymoon in Minnesota and Wisconsin. They will reside at 6 Berth avenue. Mrs Galvin a 1926 East High School graduate worked as a stenographer for Cutler Hardware. Mr Galvin a Town University alum and Getei Business College graduate is disbursing auditor for Rath Packing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene. Arns
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Berth Avenue
Galvin
East ‘High School
Cutler ‘Hardware Company
Universite of Town
Getei Business College
Rath Packing Company
Grace Boeller Honored at Party and Linen Shower
Grace Boeller, whose Fort Mathews marriage is set for July 14, was the guest of honor at a 2 o clock luncheon in Black's tearoom. Pink and green decor framed the event with gifts announced to Miss Boeller and guests including Mocs. M. B. Smith, D. B. Butterfield, BE. Netcott, Mildred Bunn, Dove Mitchell, Bess White, and Martha Bueter. Bridge followed the luncheon. Greenwood and Lillian Schrack, Cedar Falls, wed at 8 p.m. yesterday at First Methodist Episcopal Church, with Dr. J. Arthur Young officiating. The bridegroom, Irwin W. Lackore, will move with his wife to George, Texas, where Lackore will be high school principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Boeller
Fort Mathews
Black
M. B. Smith
Butterfield
BE. Netcott
Mildred Bunn
Dove Mitchell
Bess White
Martha Bueter
Irwin W. Lackore
Green‘wood
Lillian Schrack
Cedar Falls
P.m
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Arthur Young
Lackore
Iowa State Teachers College
George
Girl Reserves Camp Starts Next Tuesday at Morris Isle
Grade school Girl Reserves aged 10 to 12 will attend a three week camp at Morris Isle on the Red Cedar river under W. C. auspices beginning next Tuesday. The event features a Fourth of July celebration with Miss Beth Tracy directing and Mrs. Fr. S. Eickelberg hosting. A vesper service on Sunday July 6 at 4:30 pm will welcome visitors with Rev. Thomas Niven speaking. Many names of campers and counselors are listed, plus planned activities and garden club events for high school girls and a Ross conservatory recital at 3 pm tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris ‘Isle
Red Cedar River
W. C
Beth Tracy
FR. S. Eickelberg
Minnie Maibauer
Margaret Porter
Margaret
Bercy Becker
Harriet Buck
Ruth Bunce
Edith Mae Chapman
Gretchen Champlin
Dorothy Cohagen
Lydia Cole
Virginia Col Jetting
Lucella Cook
Coralie Coontz
Margeret Cornwell
Grace Corson
Virginia Duke
Jean Dunkelberg
Geraldine Edgeton
Phoebe Dane Eickelberg
Mary Elwell
Amasella Pisher
Dorothea Gallagher
Dorothy Gaul
Marva Graser
Gail Griffin
Rush Hansen
Eleanor Hanesen
Phyllis Harned
Alice Hellen
Jeannette Hemingway
Barbara Howard
Josephine Hunt
Mariam Huston
Gladys Johnston
Mergaret Keagy
Margaret Kendall
Bolty Kenyon
Virginia Kuehne
Mary Jean Landgref
Regina Lavine
Mary Jane Lyon
Shirley Lyon
Margaret Melick
Lucy Jane Miller
Grace Anna Minton
Genevieve Morris
Madge Morris
Ruth McCormick
Dorothy McDowell
Geraldine Minkie
Lois ‘Tuttle
Church Picnic At Byrnes Park Draws Large Attendance
Two hundred seventy five persons attended yesterday afternoon and evening at a picnic hosted by First Baptist Church and Sunday School at Byrnes Park. Attendees traveled from the church to the park by automobile, with Victor Reed directing a program of fairy performances and supper atop the hill. W. Eby supervised the picnic logistics for the Macedonian class of Westminster Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Dana Leonard assisted as hostess at a luncheon hosted in Mrs. F. E. Tate’s home, with Mrs. W. P. McCormick and her mother as guests. Clara Barton Guild of Universalist Church plans a birthday party Monday evening at the parish house for members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Byrnes Park
Victor Reed
Woman's Society
W. Eby
Picenic
Westminster
Presbyterian Church
F. E."tate
Dana Leonard
W. P. McCormick
G. G. Sweitzer
Clara Barton Guild of Universalist Church
Hints in beauty care avoiding sunburn and bleaching
A dated advertisement-like piece urges sun protection during hot days and promotes skin bleaching methods. It touts creams, facial bleaches, lemon and cucumber toners, rose water mixtures, and home remedies to brighten skin while warning about health effects and mentioning product availability at Waterloo drug stores. It includes dubious health claims and long, unclear instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
East
Waterloo
Seeton
Helen Jurgensen Becomes Bride of Clarion Solbrack
The ceremony occurred at noon at the Jurgen sen home with Rev. Henry Mueller officiating. Miss Helen Jurgen sen wore a peach georget dress and carried a corsage bouquet. Attendant Wilma Jurgensena wore Nile green. Lloyd Elliott served as best man. A 24-guest dinner followed. The couple planned a 10-day Speicher, Minnesota visit to relatives. The bride, educated at East High, worked at Rath’s. the groom at Carter Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Jurgen
Sen
Glenwood Avenue
Helen Jurgensen
Clarion Solbrack
Henry Mueller
First Lutheran Church
Wilma Jurgenesa
Lloyd Elliott
Club Notes and Meetings Across Local Groups
Aumann Lraleigh meet Thursday with one hundred percent attendance. Favors given to Airs. James Edwards and Mrs. Ray Hollman. Mr Edwards and Mrs. Ray Diereks were guests. Next meeting July 26 with Mrs. Oscar Selim. German folk WAU meet Tuesdays at 8 p.m. in Marin Hegie's studio for a singing hour. Past Presidents elect of Helen Gould auxiliary and United Spanish American War veterans met at Mrs. Will Burton's home. A brief business meeting, refreshments served. Mrs. Henri Herbiles to host July 27. PY. W. club members met at NMTD, RB Barron's home. plans for a picnic at Island Park, Cedar Falls on July 41 with husbands to be entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aumann Lraleigh
Mrathest Widdel
James Edwards
Ray Hollman
Edwards
Ray Diereks
Oscar Selim
Eloct
Helen Gould
Adepe Haan
Will Burton
de Rostess
Henri Herbiles Wall
PY. W
NMTD
RB Barron
Island Park
Cedar Falls
Chapter 7 P E O Outlines Program for Coming Season
Chapter 7 P. E. O. completes plans for the 1928-29 season led by chair Mrs W Loesbe with Mrs C A Waterbury and Mrs G N Garrettson. Meetings resume Sept 10 at 8 pm. Daughters host at C D Cass home with several members. Travel talks, constitution quiz, ritual turns, picture judging, and varied programs span Sept to May culminating in a May 20 picnic and convention delegate report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Loesbe
C. A. Waterbury
G. N. Garrettson
Corton
C. D. Cass
Margaret Weishaar
Mary Stevenson
Carolyn Cascaden
Edwin E. Shatiner
Mary Begeman
Cedar Falls
G. Ww. Kirkpatrick
J. O. Knox
E. L. Johnson
Vinnie Howe
America
Callie Wiener
Wilbe
C. EB. Pickett
Jackson McGoy
J. I. Buechele
J. D. East
E. T. Alford
R. M. Knox
Miss Evelyn Page Becomes Bride of Donald Ferguson
Miss Evelyn Page and Donald Earl Ferguson wed in Plymouth Congregational Church with immediate family present. The couple, daughter and son of local residents, will reside at 150 Harrison Street after a short Des Moines trip. Ferguson works at Rath Packing. Page is a Hast High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Church
Evelyn Dorcas Page
Sewall Page
Donald Earl Ferguson
AR. Ferguson
Harrison Street
William Hardcastle
Columbia
Black
Ferguson
Hast High School
Rath Packing Company
Des Moines
City in brief updates from long travel lists
A city in brief column records numerous residents traveling for vacations visits and family gatherings. Entries note Miss Frieda Krueger, J. Reihsen, Mrs. Harry Coats, the Scholin family, and others leaving for Los Angeles Milwaukee Waterloo Mason City and northern Minnesota. Several local addresses and names are listed among the itineraries.
Helping Mother: children aid in home tasks and baking
Article extols early home education with Froebel ideas. It advises giving toddlers bright dusters and safe kitchen tasks to foster initiative and skill. Encourages involving girls in baking, using real ingredients, and letting them help rather than dismissing their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nestor Neel
Baby
Around Town Notes and Local Visits Highlight Busy Period
St Francis hospital reports a goiter operation for a patient who spent three weeks healing. The Chickering family plans visits to Copenhagen, New York, and a special train carrying disabled WW veterans will pass through tomorrow at 12 40 am. A Dwight hospital update notes J W Wilimek improving after a critical illness. A divorce suit is filed in Van Horn with custody sought for Kathleen four. Waterloo returns Mr W H Pedicord to Sixth Street property, Peter Scheffert remains unimproved after an electrical burn. Travel mentions include Guy Lambert and sister at the Herbor home, and J Sutherland fined for lighted plates. Jared Navman to arrive July 4 for furlough, Mrs Harry Bartlett hospitalized in Iowa City, Irma Anderson named teacher at Roosevelt School replacing Viola Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Illlinois Central
Chicago
J. W. Wilimek
Government Veterans’ Hospital
Dwight
Wilimek
Laura H. Myers
Fred H. Myers
van Horn
Kathleen
W. H. Pedicord
Waterloo
Sixth Street
South
Mexico
Cuba
Florida
Peter Scheffert
Falls Avenue
Allen Memorial Hospital
Scheffert
Guy Lambert
Cutler
West Palm Beach
Fin
Herbor
M. Reed
Third Street
Nashua
Minneapolis
Minn
J. Sutherland
Lafayette Street
Sutherland
George J. Sager
June Weather Ends With Sunshine After Rainy Month
After a month with eighteen cloudy days and 4.53 inches of rain, June ends with sunny skies and mild temperatures. The government thermometer, Ralph B. Suppy observer, logged a low of 45 degrees on June 2 and highs reaching 85 on June 20 and 27. day by day rainfall and temperatures are listed in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Suppy
Woodmen Shut Out Junior Legion in City League Game
The Waterloo Woodmen shut out the Junior American Legion 7 to 0 in a city league game at Byrnes park. Ferguson and Ferneau were Woodmen’s battery while Noble and Love pitched for the juniors. Woodmen tallied seven of eight hits for runs and recorded 15 strikeouts for Ferguson and six for Love. Three new teams joined the league: Mid-Continent Petroleum, Nauman Company, and Campbell Baking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woodmen
American Legion
Byrnes Park
Ferguson
Ferneau
Woodmen
Noble
Love
Legion
Scott
Knox
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Nauman Company
Campbell Baking Company
Cream of Carrot Soup and Kitchen Shortcuts
Cream of carrot soup uses carrots milk onions flour salt pepper parsley with carrots boiled and mashed then mixed with milk and butter to finish. Short cuts advise minimal water for flaky pie crust and using starch paste to smooth curdled fillings. Spring produce should be used. greens should not soak long to preserve flavor.
Also Mentioned on This Page
SO. V.—Memories Hall
Ross Conservatory
Quota Club
Russell Lamsor
Clara Barton Guild
Universalist Parish House
Waterloo Garden
Clus
M. B. Sleveland
D. O. V.—Memorial Hall
Banna’s Grove
Country Club
Vicinity
Ethel Jones
Ruth Stoner
Waldo Galvin
Garden Club
M. B. Cleveland
Waterloo Garden Club
Highland
Bridge Street
Church News
Edna Kent Forbes
Stewart Fleming
Grace Fleming
Orange Township
Fleming
Charles Sergeant
Williamt Bridge
Mir Jay Summy
Merle Rough Clark Lichty
Wilbur Miller
Wil! Bridge
Lester P. Russell Stark
Graig Bixby
Hudson
Valeries
Ruth Fleming
Carl Lee Ken- Ory
Fi Baynist Church
Jefferson
Greti G. Lamsing
Wave Ja
Ef Waterloo
Helen Beazer
Marin Hegie
Studia
Evelyn Page
Donald Ferguson
Davenport
Russell Lamson
Wellie F. Brooks
D. G
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Memorial Hall
Hanna's Grove
J. B. Becker
Western Avenue
Buchanan’s
Frieda Krueger
Catterc
St. Louis
J. Reihsen
Mullan Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Harry Coats
Aurora
Waterton
E. F. Clemmont
Carts
C. Albert
Scholin
Streen
Dake
Mankala
Parrmont
Minin
W.W. Walker
Brockwell Ams Apartments
Mason
City
Inionds
Henry [Blings
Hyio Five
Cedar Fells
Jesup Wie
G. H. Boke
Muhr-Wohkt
California
T. Brecht
Oye Fon Street
Vods Brosh
Linwood Avenue
Cecile Levin
Linwont Avenue
Minnhesota
Canada
Hannah M. Starr
Roses Bud Avenue
Bert
Theodore Hoover
Stamford University
Charles A. McLean, Jr
Ernest A. Dunbar
Cornelius Grinnell Willisbottom
United States
Froebel
National Kindergarten Association
West Fortieth Street
New York
Evening Courier
Ing
St. Francis ‘Hospital
Mrs. Star
Mgr
CG. U. Chickering
Mary
Prospect Avenue
Mary Ethel Dixon
Copenhagen
Mr. Chickering
Frank Chickering
Jared Navman
Watersloo
Radio Department
United States Navy
Honolulu
George Wheeler
Cassenden Avenue
Utah
Harry Bartlett
Quincy Street
University Hospital
Iowa City
William Bray
Sycamore Street
Irma
MaLeZenh
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
E. Ninth St
Fighteen
Junior Legion
Paris
Cherutt
West Union
Madge Smith
W. H. Schaefer
Monticello
Schaefer
Franklin
Ethel E. Brinkman
ICE
Fashion Department
Pereale
City and
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