Harriette Ross Weds LeRoy H Junger at Home
Miss Harriette Dudley Ross and LeRoy H Junger were married at 9 this morning in the bride’s sister Mrs Edward Northey’s home at 114 Lovejoy avenue. The double ring ceremony was conducted by Dr W F P McCormick pastor of Westminster Presbyterian church with only family present. Afterward a breakfast at Hotel Russell Lamison, then a short wedding trip and home at 303 Walnut Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High School
Junger
Denver Street
John Deere Company
Recent Bride Is Guest of Honor at Evening Party
Miss Marrys Wimber hosted a miscellaneous shower Wednesday evening at her home 415 Washington Street in honor of Mrs. William Decker on her recent marriage. Sixteen guests played five hundred with prizes to Mrs. Williamson Miss Helen Sommers and Mrs. Ray Hinmon. Luncheon was served. A linen shower followed Monday evening for Mrs. Decker by Miss Helen Moore. A party is planned next Monday evening by Mrs. re J Decker for her daughter-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrys Wimber
Wiliam Decker
Lorraine Hinman
Miss Wimber
Washington Street
David Williamson
Helen Sommers
Ray Hinmon
Cote
Decker
Helen Moore
Re J. Decker
Dinner Party by Spokesman’s Club and Local Socials
Women’s club dinner at Black’s Tearoom featured humorous program The Technic of Informal Conversation led by CGF Altstadt Mrs C W Kline and Fred Northey assisted Assorted bridge tea at Riviera included Miss Thelma Driscoll prizes to Miss Maxine Mead and Miss Helen Renk A separate 500 party at 108 Western Ave hosted by Mr and Mrs Norman Holler Prize winners listed Lunch served at Easter motif and a social at 302 Rebel Ave with Mr and Mrs Matt Cowlishaw plus Thayer and Burnette performances Social club thimblebee in Memorial Hall included seven guests and a finished quilt under Mrs Marcy Bartlett supervision
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokesman’s Club
Black
Altstadt
W. Kline
Fred. Northey
Lohner
Harry Northey
Club
Ww. Kline
Thelma ‘Driscoll
Bridge
Riviera
Maxine, Mead
Helen Renk
Mary Katherine Kerwin
St.“Mary's College
South Bend
Ind
W. P. Kerwin
Western Avenue
Charles Jeppeson
P. J. Bryant
Donald Bansfield
Howard Kingsley
Kenneth? Myers
Bandfeld
Bryant
Jeppeson
Matt Cowlishaw
Rebel Avenue
Thayer
Norwood
Waterloo
George Burnette
Jesup
Glen Ogle
W. BR
Woman's Bellef ‘Corps
Nown
A. Jd. Rodenhaver
Victor Nichols
Marcy Bartlett
Society Calendar Listings for Tonight and Friday
Tonight events include a Scottish Rite dinner at Masonic temple, Clara Barton guild dinner at Universalist parish house, Mystic Workers at K C hall, Civic department Woman's club hose. Friday morning features Allarian class at First M E church with Mrs Susie Cadwallader. luncheon at Home and Education department. 3:30 o clock Woman's clubhouse. Child Study club with Mrs Paul Wil sori. St Paul s M E Woman s Home Missionary society Mrs A A Arm brust. Women s Foreign Missionary Graves Memorial U S church Annex.
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Pace
Clara Barton Guild
Universalist Parish House
Mystic Workers
K. C. Hall
Civic Department
Woman's Clubhose
Allrarian
M. E. Church
Susie Cadwallader
Home and Education Department
Woman's ‘Clubhouse
Paul Wilesori
St. Paul's M. E
Supreme Head of White Shrine to Be Honor Guest
Mra. Ethel B. Price from Indiana, supreme worthy high priestess of White Shrine of Jerusalem, will be an honored guest at Bethany Shrine spring ceremonial at Cedar Falls Maronic temple. Dinner at 6:30, ceremonial at 8 with soloist Mrs Robert Corning Cedar Falls. Luncheon Monday for Becker chapter O B S matron. bridge party hosted by Mrs Elmer Bltter at 416 Fourth Street East.
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Ethel B. Price
Indiana
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Bethany Shrine
Cedar Falls
Maronic Temple
Charles
City
Iowa Falls
Robert Corning
Becker Chapter
O. B.S
Black's Tearoom
GH. Bunker
E. G. Leffler
Elmer Bltter
Fourth Street East
Bridge
Church News Highlights From City Faith Groups
Church notices report an hour of prayer at Graves Memorial U B church annex Friday from 2:30 to 3:30. Easter tea plans noted for First Congregational youths, with Pauline Shockley and Gretchen Gaston sharing experiences from Grinnell summer conference. Northminster Presbyterian meeting postponed to April 4. Spring luncheon planned April 10 at Black's tearoom after a Hadfield group meeting. A handkerchief shower for Mrs. W R French occurred at First United Presbyterian. St Paul A M E Womans Home Missionary meeting set for Friday at Mrs Armbrusts. Northminster Ladies Auxiliary annual meeting held with officers named. Birthday party for Rev Kenagy hosted by his class. Firs Baptist Men group met at Mrs Helms home for a post-meeting social. Next meeting scheduled April 23 at Mrs Gillpatrick’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
Pauline Shockley
Gretchen Gaston
Grinnell
Northminster
Presbyterian Church
FH. Shedd
Black's Tearoom
Majel Guiid Weddnes
First Presbyterian Church
Leroy Furry
Firs Baptist Church
Charlies Helms
Walnut Court Apartments
George Ry Slight
F. AL. Gillpatrick
Woestern Avenue
Hints in Beauty Care Cream Formula Reforms Suggested
Readers report a smarting sensation from the cream formula after years of use and praise. An expert chemist notes perfume changes cause irritation on some skins and recommends substituting oil of rose geranium. Advice includes scalp treatment and home hair tonic guidance for dandruff and gray hairs. A reader offers a free formula on request.
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E. D
Banquet Honors Girls Basketball Season Winners
The W. W. C A and Playground association hosted a season ending banquet at the W. W. OA with 45 members. Health education director Mrs. Carlton H. Isley acted as toastmistress. Virginia Berry spoke on The Basketball and Harriett Reisner gave The Whistle. Clarice Kendall spoke on Sportsmanship. The Zippers were presented a trophy by Victor Read as champions. Mildred Allen named best sportswoman. Pirates cited for best team in sportsmanship. League shows First team Lucille Faulkner Juana Barnes Fern Reside Sonny Ryan Mildred Allen Dorothy Porter. Second team Virginia Berry Frances Reside Rena Clark Helen Christiansen Irma Kortemeyer Margaret Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zippers
Victor Read
Mildred Allen
Pirates
Fever
Lucille Faulkner
Juanita Barnes
Fern Reside
Sonny Ryan
Dorothy Porter
Virginia Berry
Frances Reside
Rena Clark
Helen Christensen
Irma Kortemeyer
Margaret Stevens
Honor Women to Be Entertained by College Club
The 10 honor women of 1929 at Iowa State Teachers college will be guests of the college club at its annual dinner at Hotel President Saturday evening. Honorees include Haryette Creasy, Alta Gregg, Helen Hamill, Sarah Harris, Wilma Hey, Marie Hughes, Anna Nelson, Cora Paulson, Dorothea Speakman and Margaret Weyer. Miss Terry will toast. The program features toasts by Miss Luse, Miss Buxbaum, Miss Gladys Evans and dances by Orchesis members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Teachers College
College Club
B. A
B. S. Wom
Haryette Creasy
Alta Gregg
Helen Hamill
Sarah Harris
Wilma Hey
Marie Hughes
Anna Nelson
Cora Paulson
Dorothea Speakman
Margaret Weyer
Miss Terry
Club
Luse
Miss Buxbaum
Gladys Evans
Orchesis
Benefit Bridge Party Planned by T. P. A. Auxiliary
Plans for a benefit bridge party to be held Friday afternoon April 19 at Moose hall were formed by Lay Gies auxiliary Travelers Protective Association. Mrs George Maot hart, Mrs Le G Mating and Mrs George DeWald will run the affair. Eighteen members and two guests were served. Four tables played bridge with high scores won by Mrs G Ransom and Mrs George Buchan. Next meeting will be luncheon at Mrs W F Close's home on April 24.
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Abd Moose Hall
Travelers Protective Association
W. G. Davidson
St Mulberry’ Street
George Maothart
le G. Mating
George DeWald
L. H. Rodebush
Miss Jacobs 91 Receives Surprise Birthday Party
Ellen Jacobs aged 91 enjoyed a luncheon at 420 Franklin Street with relatives and friends as a surprise party. A cake baked by Miss Jacobs topped the celebration, spring flowers decorated the setting, and guests included her niece Mrs O J Imlay and her two daughters. She lives with sisters Mrs Martha E E Smith and others. a bouquet from Grace M B Church Outlook class was among gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Jacobs
Franklin Street
Miss Jacobs
O. J. Imlay
Cedar Falls
Martha EE. Smith
Initiation Dance Planned by O. N. S. Chapter
O. N. S. Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held initiation services in the Masonic Temple attended by about 100 members. Luncheon followed with Easter decor. committee included Mrs. Glen Tibbitts and others. A dancing party for Masons and friends was announced for next Tuesday at the Temple. Regular meeting set for April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water- 100 Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Glen Tibbitts
A. A. Dunham
Glaude Lee
T. R. Togerson
Carl King
Lemple
Winnipeg Couple United in Nashua Church Ceremony
Miss Wandla Mattson and Marmion M. Garrett both of Winnipeg Canada were married at Little Brown church Nashua on Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock in a small gathering. Garrett is son of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Garrett Cedar Falls. They will honeymoon a month then settle in Winnipeg where he works with the U S immigration service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wandla Mattson
Marmion M. Garrett
Winnipeg
Can
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Mr. Garrett
E. O. Garrett
Crdar Falls
Miles Couple to Mark Sixty Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Jared M. Miles of 43 Cascaden Avenue will observe their sixtieth wedding anniversary with an open house hosted by Mrs. Wheeler. Born in New York and New Hampshire, the couple married March 30, 1869, in Marion. They moved from Norway to Cedar Rapids before settling in Waterloo in 1900. They have two living children, four grandchildren, and strong community ties including Masonry and church membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jared M. Miles
George A. Wheeler
Cascaden Avenue
Wheeler
Miles
Chautauqua County
New York
Iowa
New Hamp
Johnson County
Rock Island
Mites
Marion
Norway
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Milles
Waterloo Saddlery Company
G. W. Motokus
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ernest
Grant Wheeler
Los Angeles
Cal
Mary FE
Nauman
Eastern Star
Women's Christian Operance Union
First Presbyterian Church
Leavenworth
Ian
Sunrise Easter Sunrise Service at Riverview Park in Cedar Falls
The third community Easter sunrise service sponsored by the Waterloo Ministerial Association opens at 6 a.m. with a bugle call and prelude by the Waterloo West High School band. Dr. Herbert J. Burgstabler of Cornell College gives the address on "The Dawn" as the Y's Men and West Waterloo High School band perform. The service features congregational singing, offertory by the Symphonic Orchestra, and a postlude, with Rev. Roy Leslie Smith delivering the benediction.
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Gawn
Riverview Park
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Waterloo West
Ai &0
Burgstabler
Hebert J. Burgstabler
Carnell College
Y's
Waterloo
Bilgiecall
Haoyihe
Hugh Suffi
Scantmaster
Wu Rogan
Westimingte West Walrsian High
Holy
Haly
Herbert
Barpstadter
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Towa
Bone
Joss
Dickinson
Roy Leslie Smith
Grace Methodist
Die
Lorelle’ Wrest
Waterloo High Sch
City News Briefs and Incidents in Cedar Falls Area
Local items report stolen sedans at 360 Fowler street and another theft from a car on Og Kingsley avenue. University of Iowa students Preston Gibson and Richard Gibson visit home with parents at 6236 Park Avenue West. Mrs Frances Studebaker reports theft of her sedan from 2201 Fourth Street. Mr Miller, plant supervisor at Monarch Films, leaves for Bellefontaine after his mother’s death. Divorce case Iva Sperry versus Werhert Sperry set for May 6 at 10 am. continuance due to attorney status of J CG Murtagh.
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Frances Studebaker
Fourth Street
Fowler Street
Preston
Richard R. Gibson
University of Iowa
Gibson
Park Avenus West
J. ON
Ostergard
Cedar Falls
Og Khigsley Avenue
Tiy H. Miller
San
West
Bellefontaine
J. CG. Murtagh
McFarlane Ends Gas Tax Boost in Iowa Policy
Des Moines March 28 IMS Towwa 1 motorists breathe relief over the death of a four cent Base line tax Gov Arch McFarlane ruled Bergman secondary road bill amended by the house cannot be considered by senate since it already turned down a proposal for an additional gasoline tax Several house amendments remain to be considered before the senate finishes with the Bergman bill and sends it back for recession or concurrence to a conference committee Ironing out differences between the two branches was thought inevitable today on other minor questions involved
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Des’ Moines
Arch’ McFarlane
House
Senate
Bergman
Freiburg Passion Players Manager Will Not Return to Germany
A.G. Wolff, Freiburg Passion Players business manager and former German War Air Service member, stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Shores in Waterloo at 502 South Street. He disclosed he will not return to Germany with the players but plans to join a U.S. transportation company within weeks.
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Freiburg Passion Players
Marshall Shores
South Street
Waterloo
Wolff
German War Air Service
Germany
Wife studies at home allowed for Edwina Guilfoyle
Mrs Edwina McGlivray Guilfoyle wife of an Omshk university instructor in Council Bluffs will be allowed to finish her High school course by studying at home and taking exams at semester end Her case follows a school policy permitting at home study for married women barred from attending classes until completion of the course.
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Council Bluffs, Se
Edwina McGlivray Guilfoyle
Omshk University
Mushroom Souffle and Salads From Maggie ic Me
A vintage recipe fragment outlines a mushroom souffle with butter flour milk and beaten yolks folded in with stiff whites, baked in a water bath until set. It pairs with tiny sandwiches and a sweet potato mash, plus tips on enameled dishes and potato prep.
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Maggie
Stripes Are Very Smart Dress Pattern in Wash Fabrics
Stripes in colors red yellow and blue adorn a dress pattern Deslen 1553 printed on percale or linen. The crossed vest collar and belt are white with a slim silhouette and pointed bodice and skirt yoke. Skirt fullness comes from two box pleats. suitable for home wear or sportswear in striped flannel or jersey. Available sizes 14 18 34 36 38 40 42 44 with 344 yards of 40 inch material and 14% yards trimming for size 36. Mail orders not accepted to Courier Pattern Dept. 243 W 17th St New York City.
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Deslen
Veteran Fireman Plans to Remain with Waterloo Depart
Bev Armstrong, veteran captain at Waterloo Central station, will be eligible for a pension next Monday after 22 years with the Waterloo fire department. He started as private at NG station on April 1, 1907, rose to assistant driver in 1908, then driver of the buckskins in 1910, captain of No.2 station in 1911, and later transferred to Central station where he has served for years. Armstrong was a noted hose coupler, undefeated champion for a dozen years, setting records in 1910 for rapid coupling and nozzle attachment and still capable of the feat in one second.
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H. C. Wurster
Lovejoy Avenue
Myr
K. E. Innes
Independence Avenue
Surtees
Walnut Court
Marjorie
Johnson
Excelsior Springs
A.C. Willford
Waterles
Izaak Walton League of America
el Paso
Franklin W. Gregory
Lafayette Building
Lloyd Houstons
Waterloo
Minneapolish
Bradstreet Mercantile Company
al Houston
Dubuque
Bradstreet Company
Dub
Bev.Armstrong
Armstrong
Buddy
Baldy
Central Station
Waverly
Tunning
Brain Test Answer Reveals Vowel Rich Words List
A brain test answer lists words with five vowels each. Panamanian, dependencies, regulations, recreation, exceptional, agreeable are highlighted as the top items with the most vowels.
Wild Turkeys Put on Game Farm Washington State
Authorities in Washington state alert for new turkey species to join hunting fields. Turkeys are kept on game farms for breeding and eventual release, with recent distributions from Stella Coom farm and other Washington game farms. A note on pheasants and the water ouzel follows, describing unusual birds and winter behavior.
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Washington
Rathbun
American Game Protective Association
Ben
Stellacoom
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Spokesman’ S Club
Eine Triangie Jeagie
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Supreme Head of White Shrine
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Graves
Memorial U. B. Church
W. R. French
Oklahoma City
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St. Paul's AL. E. Womans Home Missionary Society
A. A. Armbrust
Broadway
Neil McDougall
Bertha Staver
Kate Bronson
Ledies
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Osfiners
George Burbank
Charles Goodyear
Ray Smith
H. H. Miller
H. H. Young
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MacMillan
Small Son
Charles King
Keokuk
Dioner
United Commercia
Lravelera
Burgstahler
PRIEF
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Yo An
Buchanan
West End
Ath Street Bridge
Dugtsses
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Courier Pattern Dept
17Th Bt
Eteran
Lew ‘Armstrong
Bae Ban
Esis
Crescent
Yaurl
Chernaft
A & Bon
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Cdnskin
Mme
Chernoff
Ata
A &T
Booda
Mune
Chernofs & Astringent LE H 'Reonafe Reality Products, Inc
Cincinnati
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Web
BR. M
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President
Hills Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
Aes
the Submarine Sweet Shop
Praire
Chilton
Agar
Gordon Campbell
Basil
George Stewart
Mediterranean
Emil Ludwig
Morris and Adams
John * Oxenham
Anne Shannon Moore
Christ AT the Round Table
Stanley Jones
Father Tabb
Aelene Mulling
Torwench
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