Litha Bagby weds Robert L Ackey in Racine home ceremony
Miss Litha Bagby, employee of Pitzes Permanent Wave shop, married Robert L Ackey, an Illinois Central Railroad employee, in a single ring ceremony read by Rev R L Smith yesterday at the home of her uncle and aunt. The bride wore tan flat crepe with a sweetheart rose corsage. Miss Helen Bagby of Waterloo was bridesmaid. best man was Mr Ackey. The couple will reside in Racine Wisconsin.
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Litha Bagby
Helen Bagby
Waterloo
Georget
Namrence
Mia
Racine
Wis
Motivate to Act and Pay the Price in Life
Marie LaSalle Booth urged Quota club members to choose goals and pay the price to achieve them. She emphasized desire linked to will, cooperation, health, and a clear mental image of the person to become. Ellen Louise Chandler and Mrs. M. D. Ives were elected delegates to the Baltimore convention. club donations to Red Cross flood relief were decided. Reservations for a luncheon and banquet were requested for an inter city party.
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Marie LaSalle Booth
Quota Club
Russell Lamson
Louise Chandler
M. D. Ives
Baltimore
Jane
R. J. Sweeney
Adelaide Gilchrist
Red Cross Fiood Relief
Adelaide Hungerford
Mrs W W Marsh Hosts PEO Chapter Event
Mrs W W Marsh hosted PEO Chapter 7 last evening with past presidents giving talks on their administrations. Attendees included Mmes B Sedgwick Giles Rowell E L Corton J L Buechele C N Shane and E F Stevenson plus Mrs Marsh. Mrs Ho Sheldon of Strawberry Point was guest of honor. Twelve friends surprised Mrs Fred Morgan with a May birthday breakfast on Sunday.
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Marah
Mmes. B. Sedgwick
Giles Rowell
J. E. Ee Ae
E. L. Corton
J. L. _Buechele
C. N
Fred’ Morgan
Club Notes and Social Gatherings in Cedar Falls
Local club notices list a 1 o'clock luncheon Thursday at Mrs J Lee Brooks home Cedar Falls with Mrs Grace Cascade to be notified by Wednesday noon. Social circle to meet at Mrs Mary Bush home with Mrs Clauda Dye Thursday afternoon. Picnic luncheon at 430 PM. MAW club to meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs W H Marshall 403 Allen street. Golden Link to entertain tomorrow afternoon by Mrs Lou Armstrong. Keostuqau club hosts dinner and bridge at Hotel Russell Lamson with nine members. spring centerpiece roses and favors for Mrs W B Steely, Miss Helyn Miller, Miss Marie Butterfield. Social band plans picnic lunch Thursday noon at Mrs G A Lininger home.
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Mary” Bush
Clauda Dye
C.maw
W. H. Marshall
Allen’ Street
Lou Armstrong
Ruth Hamilton
Kathy Gleason
Frances Hallman
Keostuqua
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
W. B. Steely
Helyn Miller
Marie Butterfield
G. A. Lininger
Community club listings and church events in St Joseph
A dense schedule of social activities across St Joseph including card parties, dances, and auxiliary meetings. Events feature Our Lady of Victory auditorium, Mooseball String Ensemble class, Reo Yan Glee club, John Fiske School, and various church groups like First Baptist, Grace Methodist, First Presbyterian, and Walnut Street Baptist hosting luncheons, meetings, and recitals.
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K. of P. Hall
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Waterloo
Bethany Society
East Park
Neva Steinmayer
First Baptist Church
A A U W Opens Child Study Group at YWCA
The American Association of University Women invites women to join a study group on pre school children. The first session meets at 7:45 p m tomorrow in Room C at the YWCA. Mrs B E Schenk leads Heredity using How Children Build Habits by Lois Hayden Meek as the text. no student fee beyond book cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
BE. E. Schenk
Lois Hayden Meek
Mrs J V Raines Piano Recital At St Pauls Church
Mrs J V Raines will present her piano pupils in recital at 8 p m tomorrow in St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church Waterloo program includes trios duets and solos with names Merle Miller Elizabeth Gilbert Ruth Harper Gladys Johnston Grace Townsend Rose Webster Dorothy Johnston and others Also Sunshine Rebekah Penny supper at 6 30 p m today in I O O F hall Waterloo followed by lodge meeting and staff practice.
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J. V. Raines
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Tolas
Bratton
Merle Mililer
Elizabeth Gilbert
Mre. Raines
Uehmann
Dean Holdiman
Jenkins
Grace Townsend
Merle Miller
Raines
Marion T. Ransier
Cornell College Conservatory of Music
Sunshine Rebekah
Waterloo
Black's
Dell Miniger
Mae Howell
Martha Bueter
F. R. Asquith
W. A. Lane
F. J. Miller
Earl A. Roadman
Grate Methodist Episcopal Church
Truman Wagner
Hints in Beauty Care Answered Letters
A collage of readers seek beauty and health advice. The column advises on weight stability for growing teens, circulation issues from red hands, eye color enhancement with jade greens and blues, hair dye for reddish brown hair, scalp tonic requests, and fat reduction through cold water bathing and exercise. It also covers posture to gain apparent height and hints to dry skin and hair concerns.
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Mies H
M. S
Helen Q
Bunco Party at W. Cc. Kline Home Hosts Friends
Mr and Mrs W Cc Kline opened their home to friends for a bunco party last evening. Bunco favors were given to Carl Burke and Lester Courtney. Miss Hazel Thompson and Miss Lilian Kline served refreshments.
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Bunco
W. Cc. Kline
Carl Burke
Lester Courtney
Hazel Thompson
Lilian Kline
Church group meetings fill midweek schedule
A dense list of religious society gatherings fills the midweek slate. Regular and auxiliary meetings occur at First Congregational First Evangelical First Presbyterian Grace Methodist Episcopal First Brethren Saint Lukes Walnut Street Baptist and other churches with lectures devotionals luncheons and mission programs led by various officers and speakers. All sessions run through tomorrow afternoon and evening.
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Woman's Missionary Society
First Brethren Church
Arnold Zack
Lamson Street
Aid Society
St. Luke's Church
First Congregational Church
First Evangelical Church
Harold Trible
Woman's Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
Westminster
W. S. Williams
Ss. O. W
John Stallman
Restore Vitality With S. S. S. Blood Tonic
S S S claims to rebuild rich red blood cells and restore appetite and energy. The ad urges readers to try the tonic, promising improved strength, better mood, and renewed vigor, with a call to purchase at druggists in larger sizes.
Missionary meeting moved to Thursday at Mrs Youngs
The Missionary society of United Presbyterian church postponed the 2:30 p m meeting to 2:30 p m Thursday at Mrs J B Young's home. Dolorita Harper, daughter of Mr and Mrs H Harper, celebrated her ninth birthday with a theatre visit, ice cream and cake at the Harper home. Guests included Evelyn Stanford Evelyn Grove Wileen Jacobsen Valda Newell Marlys Oliver Geraldine Yecnelng Mardell Insko Edith Frederick. St Johns Sewing circle to meet Wednesday for bridge and 50 6. Cards chaired by Mrs Harry Rynearson. J S Roth and committee will serve. Intermediate piano pupils recital at Ross Conservatory tomorrow at 8 p m. Frederick Mills Ross director invites attendance.
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Dolorita
Harper
St. John's Sewing Circle
Harry Rynearson
J. S. Roth
Ross Conservatory of Music
Frederick Mills Ross
Conservatory
City in Brief highlights local moves and visits
Residents visited Eldora Iowa and Waterloo Township while others travel, recover from surgery, or relocate offices. Sheriff Wagner recovers from tonsillectomy at Allen Memorial hospital. Mrs. Emily George returns from Texas. Gen Hanna to return later this month. Dr J M Murphy and family continue trip after visiting Eva Paden. W W Jameson moves office to the Terminal Building. East High class banquet for the junior-senior set is postponed from Friday May 27.
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Emily George
Waterloo
Township
Texas
Phil Hanna
J. M. Murphy
Sumner
Des Moines
Eva Paden
Grant Avenue
East High
Waterloo patterns order form in 1930s Courier ad
Advertisement from the Waterloo Evening Courier offering up-to-date fabric patterns. It instructs readers to send 15 cents to the Fashion Department in Waterloo to obtain patterns with seam allowances. Patterns are filled promptly and expected to reach buyers within 10 days after ordering.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Village and school events raise town activity
Friday June 3 items note the senior class play The Adventure of the Lady Ursula to be presented May 27 and a benefit playlet Friday Afternoon at the Village School by Boy Scouts Troop No 2 at St Luke s Lutheran School. Community notices include patients at Allen Memorial hospital Miss Dorothy Strike after appendectomy and Mrs Gertie Abbé with sinus illness. Also reports on funeral travel, probation group plans to attend Des Moines conference, and John Smith recovering from a fall at 1008 Sixth Street West. condition judged good.
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Lady Ursula
Boy Scouts of
Troop No. 2
St. Luke’s Lutheran School
Fourth Street
Kimball Avenue
Mothers
Gertie B. Abbé
Pine Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
John Smith
Sixth Street West
May breakfast at Shekirst Baptist Church event
May 4 at Shekirst Baptist Church hosts a morning event featuring Dr. F. Heverly, dentist, from 606 Black Hawk Blog. Contact phone 2341 for details.
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Weenendey
Shekirst Baptist Church
F. Heverly
Black Hawk
Purpose Is Needed for Corn Belt Students
Albert H. Cross, a St. Paul lecturer, told Corn Belt Business college students at assembly that those without preparation and purpose are failures. He urged them to have concrete plans, blueprints for life, and to act on their aims. He finished by urging enthusiasm for every deal.
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ST. Paul
Thefe
Albert H. Cross
Corn Belt Business College
Wilbert Shallenberger to Visit Waterloo for Free Exams
Chicago specialist Wilbert Shallenberger, known for treating chronic nervous and special diseases of men and women, will be at Hotel Russell Lamson in Waterloo on Saturday May 7 for free consultations and examinations.
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Wilbert Shallenberger
Chicago
Waterloo
Russell-Lamson
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Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
Keokuk
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East Park Presbyterian Church
Dyersville
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Gertrude Wiegert
Lavreta Anderson
Woman's ‘Missionary Society
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W. H. Brunn
H. J. Faust
W. J. Rietz
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Ladies’ Aid Society
W. EF. Schrag
Aid Department
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L. A. Watkins
L. B. Miller
W. S. Shapland
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James Black
F. C. Liffring
Africa
A. W. Peterson
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Scott Williams
Fourth Street West
Frank Dill
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Home Missionary Society
F. M. Michael
KE. U W. Cutler
Foreign Missionary Society
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A. E. Smith
St. Luke's Ladies’ Aid Society
Bert Gibba
Roscoe Neebel
Woman's Society of
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Daughters of Plymouth Missionary Society
Wilison Walton
BE. H W. Kelley
Bethany Society of
Past Park Presbyterian Church
St. Margaret’s Ghild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Optical Service
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W. L. Brown
Buchanan
P. F. Brown
Third Avenue West
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Eldora, Ja
H. T. Wagner
R. Jameson
Terminal
C. M. Ghereys
Dorothy Strike
Jesup High School
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Waverly
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Vine Street
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Davenport, In
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Park Avenue East
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Myrtle Dollmire
Lutie Larson
Waterloo East
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Great Western
Tims
For All
West Fourth St
Masonic Temple
Ares
Drug
Nanan i Sture
Larvex Corporation
Park Avenue
New York
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Good Housekeeping Magazine
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Automatic
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