Beatrice D Massey Weds Emil A Steffen in Chicago
Mr and Mrs Lawrence D Massey announce the marriage of their daughter Beatrice D to Emil A Steffen son of Mr and Mrs Herman Steffen Dyersville IA The ceremony was by Rev Fr Samuel Lucey with intimate friends Beatrice completed Our Lady of Victory Academy and St Josephs Hospital class of 20 purses A Waterloo police identification dept superintendent Mr Steffen They plan home after June 1 Walnut Court apartments
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Lawrence D. Massey
First Street East
Chicago
Beatrice D
Emil A. Steffen
Herman Steffen
Dyersville
Samuel. Lucey
Steffen
Our Lady of Victory Academy
St. Joseph's Hospital
Waterloo Police
Walnut Court
Miss Metcalf and Miss Bernett Host Pre Nuptial Shower
Miss Lorena Dieckmann, betrothed to Wesley Menefee of Canton Oklahoma, will marry May 25. A shower at the Henry Bernett home hosted by Misses Dorothy Bernett and Marian Metcalf featured entertainment by Progressive banco. Gifts included an electric toaster for the bride elect.
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Lorena Dieckmann
Wesley Menefee
Canton
Okla
Henry Bernett
Dorothy Bernett
Marian Metcalf
Progressive Banco
Miss Metcalf
Miss Dieckmann
Lois Rushner
Helen Burgess
Mildred Wielm
Helen Britzman
Lucile Schmidt
Inez Marlow
Nitella Meryes
Annual Party Planned for FE Chapter Guests
FE chapter hosts its annual mothers and guests party at 2 30 PM Monday in the home of Mrs Dr J Walker 504 Maryland street with program including piano solo by Miss Mar Louise Caughlin a musical reading by Mrs Will A Lane a violin solo by Miss Margaret Miller and a vocal solo by Mrs A E Enderlein Marquis president of the chapter. arrangements committee lists J H Easley H H G H C Wilbur and George Miller. In other news Mrs Fred Spear celebrated her birthday with a 500 gift table and a three course supper served by Mrs Herbert Lantz Mrs Reiff and Mrs Bishop. Compliment to Miss Cora Hartleip bride elect of Robert A Faber planned by Mrs Gordon M Tish tomorrow night.
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Will A. Lane
Margaret Miller
Fred J. Miller
A. E. Enderlein
Fl, Marquis
Fred Spear
Will’ Wilgus
Clarence Manahl
Anthony Reiff
Manabi
Herbert. Lantz
Reiff
Ishop
Cora Hartleip
Robert A. Faber
Gordon M. Tish
Pandora club May breakfast at Mrs Oscar Berry home
Mrs Oscar Berry entertained Pandora club members at a May breakfast in her home. Guests sat around a centerpiece of wild flowers with nut cups simulating tulips. The group later sewed and plans were announced for a May 12 club meeting hosted by Mrs A M Enfield.
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Oscar Berry
Pandora Club
A. M. Enfield
Community Clubs Schedule For Saturday Events
Tonight events include Temple Rebekah lodge at Black Hawk I O F hall and Gold Leaf Camp Royal Neighbors at K of C hall. ZIastern Star carnival at Masonic Temple and Yeomen at K P hall. Gall Cure concert at Cedar Falls. Homemakers class picnic supper at First Methodist. Saturday morning Quota club inter cities luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson. Saturday evening Quota club inter cities banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson, Bridge Nighthawk club at Mrs. Fred Bartz.
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Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk I
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. of C. Hall
Ziastern Star
Masonic Temple
Yeomen
K. of P. Hall
Cedar Falls
First Methodist
Quota Club
Inter-Cities
Russell-Lamson
Bridge Nighthawk Club
Fred Bartz
Miss Ostergaard Engaged to Wed Dr Fred Debe
Mr and Mrs N N Ostergaard Cedar Falls announce the engagement of their daughter Winifred to Dr Fred R Debe son of Dr and Mrs W K E Debe Waterloo Their daughter studied at Cedar Falls and in the art department of Paul Davis Dry Goods Co The fiancé graduated from the University of Iowa Iowa City and works with his father in dentistry No wedding date has been set.
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N. N. Ostergaard
Main Street
Cedar Falls
Winifred
Fred R. Debe
W. KE. Debe
Kingsley Avenue
Waterloo
Recital by Miss Zimmer and Miss Vogelsang at ISU Cedar Falls
Miss Bessie Zimmer and Miss Cecelia Vogel will present a piano accompaniment by Ruth Shimp for a recital in Gilchrist chapel at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls on Thursday May 12. The program includes Hear Ye Israel A Song Cycle by Mendelssohn When Spring Awakes and other classical selections by a diverse composers list.
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Bessie Zimmer
Colwell
Cecelia Vogelsang
Denver
Gilchrist Chapel
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Israel
Mendelssohn
Theo
Elsa
Wagner Song of
India
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Eckert
David
Ruth Shimp
Board Members Luncheon Guests of Mrs Alford
Mrs EB T Alford presided at a prettily appointed luncheon this afternoon at her Waterloo home. Spring flowers featured the table. club board members were her guests, including A Weishaar, R M Knox, S D Moore, L Ostrander, C N Shane, J B Sedewick, H C Orrick, J F P Jones, I Clark Lageper, J W Gwynne, C M Howe, A M Place, R A Folk, C W Kline, Fred J Miller and Loren Berry.
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EB. T. Alford
Waterloo Woman's Club
Mmes. A. &. Weishaar
R. M. Knox
Church News Highlights Local Guild Activities
The Aid Society of First Lutheran church met for an all day session with 40 plus women and four new members joined. Plans were made for an April 14 bake sale at Agnes Thompson Flower Store to aid flood relief via the Red Cross with bake sale committee members named. Homebuilders class at Walnut Street Baptist plans a 7 30 p m meeting at Mr and Mrs H G Ludtke. St Margarets guild at St Marks Episcopal hosted by Mrs George Van Duyn with co host Mrs V L Brown Twenty women attended and a May 12 supper was planned.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
H. G. Ludtke
Agnes Thompson
Flood Relief Fund
The
Red Cross
Aid Society
First Lutheran Church
J. A. Fratze
Otto Meier
John Tegtmeier
St. Margaret’s Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
George van Duyn
V. L. Brown
Hints in Beauty Care: homemade shampoos and tips
Readers are advised on egg and soap based hair cleansers. An eggs shampoo uses beaten yolk and white applied to scalp for half an hour before washing with warm water and Castile soap. A second method makes a thick soap syrup with antiseptic, plus carbolic drops, rinsed by a strong water stream. Exercise tips for reducing hips and calves appear, with a note requesting self-addressed stamped envelopes for a tonic formula.
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Castile
Alan
J. B
Marian Shauger to Be Honored by Helen Britzman
Marian Shauger to be guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower tonight hosted by Miss Helen Britzman sister of her fiance at the Britzman home. A mock wedding will feature the entertainment with Hearts and 50 provided for diversion. A buffet luncheon will use nile green and coral pink colors and several out of town guests are invited from Waverly Jesup La Porte City and Raymond.
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Misa Marian Shauger
Herbert C. Britzman
Helen Ritzman
Hritzman
Charles Britaman
Arnold Oberhau
Elda
Adelina Jones
Gertha
Ida
Lena Oberhau
Thekla Lempe
Selma Hoppenworth
Waverly
Lily Kbbell
Jesup
Edna Trarding
la Porte City
Adella
Louisiat Weltain
Raymond
Plan for Hebrew Orphan Asylum Near Ford Inn
The owner of property near Henry Ford's Way Side Inn in South Sudbury Massachusetts admitted that wealthy Hebrew residents of Boston were negotiating to buy his land for a new Hebrew orphan asylum.
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Sudbury
Mass
Henry Ford
Wayside Inn
Boston
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Cato Sells Heads All Texas Special Train Committee
Cato Sells, once Indian affairs commissioner under Wilson, now Fort Worth booster and former La Porte City resident, chairs a committee to compile and present data for the All Texas special train leaving June 19. A selected expert will discuss Texas life, resources, climate, industry, laws, and labor conditions during the tour of the north and east.
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Cato Sells
Wilson
la Porte City
Vinton
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Optical store ad and local notices in brief
CITY IN BRIEF notes Buchanan opens a tailor shop at 27 Fifth Street East. BE Bergeson, CN rail freight agent, visited local freight offices. H E Nicholson of 1214 Fourth Street East arrested for illegal liquor possession. A K E Haswell learned he ranked eleventh in Aetna Life Insurance sales in Q1 1927. G W railway officials Townsend and Bishop visited Chisago for meetings in Oelwein. Mr and Mrs John S Tuthill travel to Tipton for funeral of aunt Ellen McClure, 92, Cedar County pioneer and Early Settlers’ president.
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BE. M. Bergeson
Canadian National Railroad
H. E. Nicholson
Fourth Street
Warren Buckley
A. KE. Haswell
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Oscar Townsend
R. A. Bishop
C. G. W. Y Railway
Chisago
G.W
Oelwein
John S. Tuthill
Tipton
Enen McClure
25 Pct Gain in Output Reported by C. F. Factory
Cedar Falls May 6 Increase of 25 percent in factory output and a similar gain in number of local employees was reported to stockholders of Viking Pump company at the annual meeting here Thursday. Sales reached a total of 850000, officers report show. Officers reelected to serve until the annual meeting in May 1928 are W. I. Hearst president, Jens Nielsen vice president, W. N. Hortrop secretary, P. C. Petersen treasurer, J. G. Wyth manager.
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Courier
Cedar Alls
Viking Pump Company
W. l. Hearst
Jens Nielsen
W. N. Hostrop
P. C C. Petersen
J. G. Wyth
Al Smith at Coney Island Hotel Half Moon opening
News items from New York cover Al Smith at the Hotel Half Moon at Coney Island and his remark on Albany disappointments. Also noted are James B Williams Jr. earning a top Stock Exchange seat value of 200000 and rising to 300000, Gene Tunney's art interest, and WABC radio plans a Ten Nights in a Barroom broadcast at 9:30 p.m. with an antique bar on set.
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Associated Press
New York
al Smith
Coney Island
Half Moon
Endrik Hudson
China
Albany
LaFayette College
James B. Williams, Jr
Stock Exchange
Gene Tunney
Fifth Avenue
Dempsey
Monet
WABC
Seashore to Lead Iowa Academy of Science Opening
Iowa City May 6 Carl E Seashore dean of the graduate college University of Iowa will preside over the opening session of the annual convention of the Iowa Academy of Science meeting here today.
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Iowa City
Carl E. Seashore
Graduate College
University of Iowa
Iowa Academy of Science
West Breaks Tape Sarff Leads Gala Day
Gala day at West High featured a noon break from studies and an afternoon on the athletic field with ludicrous costumes and field events. A baseball game between faculty and students ended 6 to 7 in favor of the faculty, with OG. Dunsmoor as pitcher and Earl Tregilgus at bat. Louis
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West High School
OG. Dunsmoor
Earl Tregilgus
Louis
Courier
Ralph Sarff
West High
Girls Baseball and Track Meet Highlights at Local School
dSbel, a manual training teacher, nabbed five flies in the outfield. Ben Richardson and Kermit McClain led the battery for the students. Helen Partridge officiated as umpire. Margaret Stevens showed power with a 153 feet 3 inches throw. Boys bicycle race winner Chancel Carothers. Naomi Floyd won the girls 60-yard dash with Grace Webberking second. Max West won the boys under 15 50-yard dash with Gordon Sampson second. Ray Wadey won the 100-yard dash for boys over 15 with Irvin Ploog second.
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dSbel
Ben Richardson
Kermit McClauin
Helen Partridge
Unipire
Margaret Stevens
Chancel Carothers
Naomi Floyd
Grace Webberking
Max West
Gordon Sampson
Ray Wadey
Irvin Ploog
Fourt Re-Elected Iowa Dental Treasurer
Des Moines May 6 At the concluding session of the Iowa State Dental Society Dr Frank Fourt Strairfield was re elected treasurer.
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Fourt
Des Moines
Iowa State Dental Society
Frank Fourt
Strairfield
Davenport man held for drunken driving in Fort Dodge
Fort Dodge Iowa May 6 F J Halorg of Davenport was held to the grand jury on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He was arrested after allegedly running down 63 year old Mrs Saran Hoch who is in serious condition and was left at the scene without aiding her.
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Fort Dodge
F. J. Halorg
Davenport
Saran Hoch
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Lasting Pure Shine
An old advertisement touts Mello-Glo French Process Face Powder from Paul Davis Dry Goods Co. It claims the powder stays on indefinitely and keeps skin looking youthful by reducing visible pores at the toilet counter today.
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Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
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