Wedding plans for Miss Josephine Iob in Thiniel J rell
Society notes recall a wedding planned for Miss Josephine Iob in Thiniel J rell. Details include a Pink roses table setting at Black's tearoom, guests listed, and related social events such as kitchen showers and dinners hosted by family and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Iob
Thiniel Jrell
Black
Kert
Myres
Frank Adams
Mae Dodge
Nicks Robert
Néile Myans
Sadie Boston
Gi Katherine O'Gontell
Macrettt Hoylston
Rose Darst
May Schulte
Lela Bo- Lee
Margaret Cushen
Jeanie SaiFbury
Ages Wallace
Kathryn Graham
Nel Wallace
Lola Lusea
Mark Wedding
Voen
Adonis
Lia Reavening
Sra
Helen, Ehrousins
Robert
M 1 C
Glaza
Marie Dailey
Hovot Gest
Atu
St. Jo
Seph's Catholic Girls Club
Black's Tearoom
Dorothy Fabian and Ralph Knipp wed in St Marks ceremony
Dorothy Fabian daughter of Mr and Mrs Jus ling Fabian married Ralph Knipp at St Marks with Rev G Q Paxter officiating. She wore a gray Georges frock over white satin with a gray hat trimmed in blue and carried pink roses. Best man Albert Kalpp. attendants included Addie Fabian. After breakfast the couple left for Chicago to begin life on Knipp’s farm near Cowar. Local wedding and social notes follow with card party plans at Sacred Heart Parish hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Publin
Ralph iKnipn
Abe
St. Marks
Moiscupal
Wo Paxter
Mas
Jus Ling Fabian
Beland Avenue
Land
Waterloo “Garment Company
Whipp
Mar
John Kalpp
Franklin Street
Chicago
Mr. Krinj
Jon Burton
Cowar
Club Notes Show Busy Schedule For Local Groups
Various clubs met yesterday and planned future gatherings. Favors In 500 were awarded, High score won by Mrs. Dale Perling, and several hosts announced upcoming meetings at Black's tea room and private homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest. Sweeley
Roy Gilley
Frank Powell
George Smale
Jugrate Bridge Club
All Black's
Dale Perling
Elizabeth Roby
Club of Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Black’s Tea
Indian Missions Described at New Yorker Speech
A Cedar VWaHoy association event at Walnut Street Baptist church hosted by Mrs G N Roberts featured Elizabeth Crawford of New Yorker describing Indian missions among the Oklahoma tribes. Delegates from five divisions attended with round table talks and musical interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mics
Elizabeth Crawford
New York
Gues
Af Wower
pHin i Sinker
Cedar Vwahoy Association
Walnut Street
Crancertoun
G. N. Roberts
Bunnell
L. O. Ketber
yCharches
Stull
Neil Keppel
Midale
jAsquith
Stile
al Staley
Lineheon Ai Moon
Dolwmus
Keiber
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Washington ‘Street
Geguine
Busine
Secind Medias
Beauty Chats Hath A Magnified Hair Follicle Diagram
A detailed magnified scalp crosssection resembles a swamp map with dark oval marks and flowing lines. Explanations cover hair shaft layers the follicle sebaceous glands and surrounding tissues, plus cautions on soaps and cleansing effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Abulb
Rheath Layver
Fiatlinenily
Breierdy
Waterloo Girl Receives Grinnell College Editorial Honor
Miss Margaret Weishaar of Waterloo, daughter of Alre A Weishaar, earns a spot on the editorial staff of Scourtet and Black at Grinnell college as a freshman. The honor marks the third literary achievement in a year, following a third place in an advertising contest and a featured contribution in The Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Weishaar
Alre
A. S. Weishaar
South Street
Welaluar
lPanager
Grinnell
Gkelot
Weishaar
Church News Highlights From Local Meetings
Local church groups held meetings with lessons, devotions, and social events. The Westminister auxiliary planned a June 3 breakfast. St. Pauls and Graves Memorial, Des Moines delegates reported on a recent convention. a joint Mothers and Daughters event drew over 160 attendees with a supper and an evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers and Daughters of Graves Memorial United
Brathren Church United
Woman’s Missionary Society
Otterhein Guild
Des Moines
Mes
C.J. Ness
fLoger Akin
A A. T. Witthe
Anderson
0. W. Dover
May basket fund drive and church events at First M. W. church
A Women's Missionary socity event at First M. W. church hosts a 2:20 p.m. May basket gathering at Mrs. Brinkman home with 2 wilted baskets for the queen and proceeds to fund in work. Mrs. Burton coordinates baskets. Brans and a committee oversee refreshments. Other church groups held an all day meeting at First Presbyterian with devotions, a luncheon, and mission studies. Planned rummage sale in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Vo
Harold Levan
Dick Tylor
Elwin Werthhershaw
Hogless
Hy Challiwest
Yeomen
Tandite
Asrlin
Edward
S A. In
Tomoorrow
Callahan
St. Paul's
Linkins
J. E. Ennis
E. W. Wardle
Division
Central Christian Eliirell HL
Cliffucel Fivnade
Arsthar Nichols
Len Billings
Treeker
Jenait
Miste Heth
Milas Mildred Gleason
Mano
Mile Wey
Grace M. Mehitrel
Aternoaga
Mre Cla
Fargugan
Chartes City
Rose Tloban
America
William Watters
Greene
Df. Stoely
J. K. Dooley
Terirude Abdi
Womin
Tome
Pirst M. W
J. Brinkman
Vermont Street
W. A. Burton
Vv. M
W. J. Beversinck
Ith Mirst Presbyterian Church
Yesherdas
Women's Working Association
Als
Katherine Jackson
L.A. Miles
Frank McDonald
Frank Mighmesy
A. W. Peterson
Ida Cooley
We AL Gandman
Four Catholic Sisters to Be Naturalized at New Hampton
In New Hampton Iowa on May 6 the district court term adjourned to Friday morning. Four women Sisters Emilia Oda Humiliata and Kathrinella are to be naturalized Friday morning. The grand jury is scheduled to convene May 10 with no cases yet for it and the next juror May 17 with few cases expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
Digttiet Court
White
Larl Reed
Decorah
Emilia
Oda
Humiliata
Kathrinella
Hidden Detectives Nab Freight Thief in Clinton
Special agents arrested G Donahue in a Burlington yard car break in. He admits a six week spree of merchandise thefts across local railroad yards totaling 36 robbed cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton, Ja
Burlington Special
Garde
G. Donahue
Donahue
City in Brief: Local Notes and Public Events
Buchanan’s and end of 4th Street bridge work eyed for better optical service. Mrs. Joseph Phennicie leaves for Scranton to tend mother ill, while T. D. Teeter’s condition on the county board worsens. Local officials report illnesses, exams proceed, and business changes occur as community life continues with church events and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan's
4Th St. ‘Bridge
Y. Alc
Joseph Phennicie
iFourth Street
Scranton
Sara Reese
Waterloo
T. D. Teeter
la Porte Guy
Fred R. Vecker
Cedar Falls News Note From Waterloo Evening Courier
A fragment from Cedar Falls notes a Waterloo Evening Courier representative in Cedar Falls. It lists an office on PLA West and contact details, with unclear hours and duties. The text is incomplete and provides limited verifiable facts about the newspaper presence in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Baptists Elect Officers and Review Year in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls church reports show finances and church work in discouraging condition. Officers and committees named include Mrs Andrew Fragulsen and Mrs B Read as deaconesses, J Mente zor, Ben Vander Veer, and B Read as directors, and Mrs Robert J L Corning as Sunday school superintendent. Wise funeral planned for Charles A Wise, 79, with Dr W J Lockwood officiating. Corn planting underway nearby as Henry Jorgensen plans 70 to 80 acres. Andrew Dietrick in critical condition after a stroke. Cedar Falls Woman's Club closes season May 12 with final program by biblical literature department. summer events planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
First Baptist Church
Clasen Fur
Veunderveer
Ben Gips
O. B. Read
Andrew Fragulsen
B. Read
Deavonesses
J. Mentezor
Deowsurery
Ben
Vander
Veer
Tindmes Gouretary
Ahd Tras
User Bof Benevolent Fod
Shetts
Robert JL Corning
Music Vomunitines
Pausy Jessop
C. B. Heit
Wines A Sinden
Chirt
Ely Ad Philine Fenropy
J. Radell
Olivers
Eugene Buswell
Nellie Wryburn
Henry E
Bricks
Charles “‘T. Waits
George Bucwell
Wise Puneraul Teiday
Chiaries
AL Wise
First Methodist
Wi. J. Lockwood
Waterloo
Liha
Lockwood
Ar. Wise
Tee
Black Hawk County
General Assembly
Teachers College
Representative Wise
Fourney
Albert B. Cumming
Thesstaule
Riday
Ilenry Jorgensen
Court
Jourley
Frank Catton
Jorgensen
Anteon Dietrick
Andrew Dietrick
Black Hawk-Grundy
Dietrick
Ife
Mix
Dietrich
Altho
Evangelical Church
Cedar Alls Woman's’ Club
Rose
Seltenrich
River Park
Business Women’s Department
Child Welfare Department
V. W. Johnson
Ne i. Cyan
Wythiant Sisters Lodge
Manchester
Wellesdi B. & Movie
Maquoketa
Braqaoketa
Air Movie
de la ‘Porte City
Ars
Tda Lehman
Har Son
C. Vo Lehman
Cedar Raptas
Avethodist Episcopal Church
Grieg Township
Bursa
Moyl
Pls. Caerebrant
Biltek
Hawkeye quarry operates at full capacity near La Porte City
May 1 report from La Porte City notes the Hawkeye quarry east of Lowny on the W G E N runs at full capacity with daily output of 700 tons crushed rock and 150 tons agricultural limestone. Superintendent Crawford employs 27 men, lodging in a local hotel and cottages, with two garages and a blacksmith shop. quarry operates only in summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte
City
Hawkeye
Man Severely Hurt As Horses Bolted
A man near Waverly Ta last evening suffered severe injuries when his horses bolted while he leaned over a wagon wheel to inspect a strange noise. He dislocated a right shoulder broke his right lip and ankle and is listed as a patient at Morey Hospital along with his two young sons who were on the feed load nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Morey
Schroeder Seeks Specifics In Alienation Suit
Alfred Schroeder, attorney J H Meyers, petitions the court to compel William Spars to provide clearer statements in his $50,000 alienation of affections suit against Schroeder. The move seeks precise allegations to support the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schroeder
Alfred Schroeder
Fhv
William
Spars
Lethe Pleinliy
Diamond Dyes Guide Color for Wool Silk and Cotton
Your druggist can advise which Diamond Dyes to use for wool or silk or for cotton and mixed goods. The note explains how to determine fabric type and proper coloring approach with the dye brand.
Divorce Petition Seeks Separation Between Schrodier and Elizabeth
In a petition filed, Schrodier seeks to sever his marriage from Elizabeth citing cruelty while Elizabeth accuses him of improper conduct. The parties, once together, now face a court action over their marital dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schrodier
Elizabeth
New Hampton chooses to keep municipal power plant
New Hampton city council in a special session votes unanimously to retain the municipal light and power plant. The resolution rejects any sale or private franchise proposals, citing best interests of the city and lower current rates than likely from a private firm. It notes the plant’s history and current equipment valued at 245 006 dollars and the absence of extra reserve capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
Manual Light and Power Company
Dilan
Power Corporation
Lowa Light and Mowar Company
Oneantime Towa Central Light and Power
Comany
Plang
Che Lwe
Rom Pines
Cedar Falls Boy Hurt When Bus Hits Auto
Norbert Hansen, 17, of Cedar Falls, received injuries when his car was struck by a Waterloo bound motorbus last evening. The crash occurred near 1838 Waterloo Street after a Nielsen hay truck passenger alighted from Shuisen's machine, throwing the auto 79 feet. The bus driver said another auto approached and he did not notice Manson's vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Norbert Hansen
Waterloo
Manson
Niel- Kent
Waterroo Street
Nielsen Hay
Shuisen
Tmansen
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Miss Robert
Ub Masonic Temple
Hockersthapter
Cedar Talis High School
Prances Schniosk
Ruth Cage
Flora Bailey
Errichson
Herbert Albright
Will
Albright
Aidfere
Harold
Evelyn
Gus Fiskie
Errica Eleanor Beaman
Ysabel
Department
Mums
Winifred Sibler
Gannon Vamp
Bridge Tow
Moose Hall
Punnie Cerda
Ju- S
Degred
Yeancis
Lie School
Texgue
Bridiey Hyvenhig
Cedar Valley
Dorothy Fabian
Ralph Knipp
St. Mary's
Louis Vollenwelder
John Cass
Ienry Counter
Thomas. McNally
John’ Cass
Sacred Heart Aid
Sacred Heart
A. J. Mueller
Mary Kelly
Jolly Bunch Club
Kenneth Lynes
Fie
Lucky 13
H. J. DeBery
Logan Avenue
T. N. Te Club
Frank Cole
Shorgan
EB. B. Mosher
Twill
Twit Four
New Yorker
Danltiff
Geo
Church News
Woman’s “Auxiliary
Westminster, Presbyterian Church
Pearl Clark
Town Children's Home
Maxine Kessler
Harold Smith
J. A. Bown
Woman's Missionary Society of Unitas Presbyterian
J. Lilia
Devor Vons
More
JG. Young
Mr . . Wallace
M G. McCleery
George Dunham
M. I. Selts
Atrs
S. A. Miching
Mer
A. M. Fellows
Plymouth
Plsmouth
Durel
Larry Pines
Llostiss
Tizabett Wirrison
John Charles
Central Christian Church
Blanche Muthaler
R. B. Jape
A. Hy Enderlein Gang
Avonele Crowther
Elizabeth Young
Hwe. Reynolds
Bridge CG
W. Wood
Celebuon
Bank& Trash Co
D. OM
Assela
G. P. Metrear
Peounty Owere
Baschimior High
Dunkerton
al Tbudson
la Porte City
Bert Kanofsky
Jake, & Til's
More Street
Clvist
Jugish House
Alys
Jeannie JC. Ricker
Warner Court
Thal Trusteis
Cedar Heights
Tertin Ehareh
O. FP
Cattinas
Elty
Quarantlia
Lester Hease
Lafayette S Treet
Misa
Rolere Wutton
Ger Vila
Gascony
Baily
Netos
McChane
Waterleo
Pire
Mt. Auburn
Mlaze
Mt. Awbinn
Kelso Oliver
St. Chait
Delle
Geeres Lurmer
Mra
JA. Christian
Allen Memorial Hospital
Christ Wi
Syme Sound
Keronemeny
Barmel Dict
Rumford
MY Valet, Inc. Master Cleaners
Ast
Pourth Street
Burch’s
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