Waterloo Lass Weds Chicago Man In Evening Ceremony
Miss Gretchen Shaw granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin Jackson of Waterloo married PRHip Rudkind in Chicago at her uncle’s home. Rev Efie McCollum Jones officiated beside family guests. The bride, educated at University of Chicago, and the groom, a physics instructor there, will reside in Chicago as both pursue further studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gretchen Shaw
Alvin Jackson
Leland Avenue
Waterloo
Prhip Redkind
O. J. Laylander
East View Park
Effie McCollum Jones
Webster City
Dorothy Rudkind
Blanc
Jackson Shaw
Philadelphia
West
University of Pennsylvania
University of Chicago
Rudkind
Paul Rudkind
Beverly Hills
University
Osage Girl to Wed Minneapolis Man in June
Miss Dorothy Kane of Osage will marry Frank Rubee of Minneapolis on June 1. The announcement came at a dinner hosted by Mrs. W. P. Kane. Miss Kane, a University of Iowa graduate, led the actuary department at Equitable Life in Des Moines and later worked for Northwestern Life in Minneapolis. Mr. Rubee manages Weste Grocery stores in and near Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Dorothy Kane
Frank Rubee
Minneapolis
W. P. Kane
Parties Planned in Honor of Miss Potter Ahead of Wedding
Miss Bernice Potter will marry soon and several parties are planned this week. Miss Helen Potter hosts Tuesday at 407 Morwood Avenue. Mrs Forrest Barnhart and Mrs John Furbush host Wednesday at 628 Conger Street. Miss Grace Wood hosts Thursday on Parker Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Potter
Helen Potter
Morwood Avenue
Forrest Barnhart
John’ Furbush
Episcopal women district meeting to be held in Town Fells
Episcopal women auxiliaries plan an all day meeting Thursday at Town Fells led by district president Mrs. George Lingelbach of Waterloo and rector Imbrage Dr. J. Greede of St. Mark's. Communion services and a sermon at 11 o'clock, luncheon at noon, business session in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal
Town Fells
George Lingelbach
Waterloo
J. Greede
St. Mark's Church
Society Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Dinners
Tonight and Tuesday lists feature Delphian society First M. E. Unity guild Dunkerton faculty dinner PT A Lincoln Roosevelt schools and many clubs including Loyal Order of Moose Ladies Auxiliary Daughters of Isabella and University Women events with card parties, luncheons, and a mother daughter banquet across Waterloo area venues.
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Y. W
Gt Petesate Delphian Society
P.T. A—Mckinley School
Ciara Barton Guild
F. Steege
M. E. Unity Guild
A. W. Bills
M. E
W. A. Barton
Dunkerton
Black's Tearoom
T. T. D. Cehb
Black's
May Harker
Suninyside Country Club
Pythian Sisters
FL Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Sons of Unison
Memorial Hall
Waterloo
Elklets
Elks Club
Fred Fortseh
Happy Hot Club
James Binck
Silver
Crees Circle
King's Daughters
W.ol. Oswald
X0 Club
J.M. Searles
Sunshine Lodge
T. A
B. BR. T
First Presbyterian Church
Qgraves Memorial
A. B. Church
H. H. Young
Black Hawk
F. Halt
Lincoln Schoal
T. A—Roosevelt
Schinol
Mary Melrose
ND. A. Rie
F. L. Northey
American Association of University Women
R. W. Schear
Daughters of Isabella
P T A to Host Talk by Lieutenant Governor McFarlane
P T A activities announce Lieutenant-Governor Arch W Mc Farlane will speak at 2 meeting Tuesday evening. Dr Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association plans other special program features.
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Arch W. McFarlane
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes
Beauty tips address removing facial hair and improving complexion. The piece discusses permanent and temporary methods, skin care steps, hydrogen peroxide applications, and eyebrow shaping, plus general health suggestions like fresh air, exercise, and sleep to improve appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
Wild Rose Club Notes Postponement and Plans
The Wild Rose cut club meeting set for Thursday is postponed to next week. Freuindschaft German club held a Saturday business meeting at YY. W. CG. A. to plan observance of its first anniversary May 25 at Moose hall with Frank Wagner Rudolph Gross and Richard Jacobs on the program committee and Emil Brauer in charge of music. Gustav Guth reported 35 activities in the last half year as president with Richard Jacobs as secretary and Herman Kutert-Fling as treasurer. Miss Janet McKenzie will host R. O. B. club at Riviera tea room this evening for a luncheon after cards. Mrs. Ralph Alexander and NBS Mac Flin host M. E. W. club Tuesday evening at Riviera tearoom for dinner and bridge.
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Daughters of Isabella
Waterloo
Davenport
3. &. O'Keese
K. C. Hall
Mayme Egan
O'Keefe
Adeline Hayes
W. O. Foster
Davenport Country Club
Davenport Circle
Waterloo Group
Freuindschaft
YY. W. CG. A
Moose Hall
Frank Wagner
Rudolph Gross
Richard Jacobs
Emil Brauer
Gustav Guth
Herman Kutert- Fling
Concasus Club
Black's Tearoom
Home Wedding Is Solemnized Here Saturday
The marriage of Miss Alice Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Anderson to Grafton Zimmer man son of Mr and Mrs L J Zimmerman took place Saturday evening at 6 in the bride's parents home. Rev F Herbert Moehlmann officiated with Miss Mabel Anderson and Ernest Zimmerman as attendants. A reception and two course luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Anderson
Ed Anderson
Grafton Ziimerman
L. J. Zimmerman
Eirhth Street
Rhey Street
F. Herbert Moehlmann
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Mabel Anderson
Ernest Zimmerman
Moehlmann
East High School
Gates College
Bath Packing, Company
Zimmerman
West High
John Deets Company
Vesper Service Honors Mothers at Junior High Event
Mothers of girls at Waterloo and Sloane Wallace junior high schools were honored during a Sunday vesper service by the W C A program put on by junior high girls. Doris Riggins played viola, Mary Stoddard read scripture, Ruth McCormick performed a cello solo, and Charlotte Cole read the poem Mother’s Day. Esther Peterson played piano, and a unison tribute to mothers followed with responses. Flower ceremonies were led by Marion Ritze, Kathryn Mak, Wi non e DeVore, Dorothy Johnston, Sloane Wallace, Marlys Atkins, and Mary Lichty with accompaniment by Miss Erma Cole.
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W. C
Doris Riggins
Mary Stoddard
Ruth McCormick
Charlotte Cole
Esther Peterson
Marion Ritze
Kathryn Mak
Waterloo
Winone DeVore
Dorothy ‘Johnston
Cedar Falls Girl Weds Fort Dodge Man in May Ceremony
Miss Sylvia Westberg daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Westberg wed Frederick Siefkes brother of Rev H W Siefkes Saturday afternoon in Fort Dodge The bride teaches at Modale The groom works for Public Service Company at Sioux City and the article notes a local social calendar including a gospel story show and school banquet plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Sylvia Westberg
Charles Westberg
Frederick Siefkes
H. W. Siefkes
Fort Dodge
Modale
Siefkes
Public Service Company
Sloux Y
Couple to Wed in June to Live at Manchester
Miss Gertrude Gienapp announces engagement to Willam Durey of Prairie township. Wedding set for June 16 at the Durey farm near Manchester with Miss Esther Juergens hosting a breakfast for 12 at her Carroll home. Out of town guests included Miss Margare McKim and Miss Merle Kroll.
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Courier Special Service
Manchester
Esther Juergens
Carroll
Til
Gertrude Gienapp
Willam Durey
PL. Durey
Prairie Township
Durey Farma
Mar‘gare McKim
Cedar Rapids
Merle Kroll
Miss Mabon to Wed Iowa City Man on June 8
Announcement of Miss Laura Maton teaching at Alcott school to wed W. O. Herteen of Iowa City on June 8. A bridge party at Walnut Grove apartments produced high scores for Miss Mabon and Miss Boore. Colorful refreshments accompanied the event with jagendar and white decor. Miss Mabon resides in Iowa City where the wedding will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Maton
Alcott School
W. O. Herteen
Iowa City
Ruth Paterson
Walnut Gourt
Miss Mabon
Miss Boore
Collyer
Chinese Women Rise in San Francisco Banking After New Law
In San Francisco, Chinese women leverage California community property law to enter banking, with university trained Chinese girls increasingly employed as cashiers and even managers. Banks set up gendered service windows and a New Year visiting squad to honor deposits, amid cultural expectations that affect patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francetsco
California
Lfe
San Francisco
Man Sentenced For Statutory Offense And Nuisance Charges
Alex Oliver was sentenced by Judge G W Wood to five years in the state reformatory at Anamosa on a guilty plea to a statutory offense. Henry Taylor was fined 300 dollars plus costs for a liquor nuisance. 90 days in county jail if unpaid, with a further 90 day sentence suspended for good behavior. Clarence Higgs received six months in jail for indecent exposure. A L Hostetter got 60 days for driving a car without consent. car owned by Harold Anderson Cedar Falls. C A Baker pleaded guilty to liquor nuisance with sentence set for 2 pm April 20.
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Alex Oliver
G. W. Wood
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Henry Taylor
Taylor
M. F. Melds
Clarence Higgs
A. L. Hostetter
Harold Anderson
Cedar Falls
Hostetter
C. A. Baker
Oelwein Defeats Cresco In Northeastern Iowa Match
Oelwein golfers beat Cresco 40 to 8 in the first Northeastern Iowa Golf Association match held here yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Cresco
Weekend visits and medical notes fill city brief
Residents hosted visitors from Chicago and Sioux City while local residents state medical updates. Geraldine Brinkman and Anna Moline joined family in Grinnell and Fulton. Barry Chapman recovers from goitre surgery at St Francis. Traffic Officer Walter Sipe resigns duties to seek medical treatment for a cold.
Doctor in quarantine at home amid scaries fever outbreak
The doctor reports scaries fever and isolation at his residence. Firemen Henry Schrag Arthur Miller Jessmelser Everett Graves from Central fire station are granted vacations for 14 days. Schrag will visit St Louis, Miller Vinton with parents, Smelser to Ozark mountains, Groves undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemien
Henry
Schrag
Arthur Miller
Jessmelser
Central Fire Station
Everett Graves
St.Louis
Miller
Vinton
Smelser
Ozark Mountain
Groves
Local Marksmen Fire in Pair of Tournaments
Waterloo Gun Club hosted a two day shoot on its new grounds near Cedar Bend on highway No. 20. shooters from Ackley and surrounding territory attended with Warry Batliffe winning the 100 bird division, Van Vleck taking the 76 bird class, Hemenway of Waverly leading the 50 bird event, and Davis high at 25 birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Gun Club
Highway No
Cedar Bend
Ackley
Iowa
Waterloo
Warry Batliffe
van Vleck
Hemenway
Waverly
Davis
Spinach Puff and Leftover Lamb Cookery Notes
A vintage recipe snippet outlines Spinach Puff with egg yolk and whipped whites baked in a buttered dish, then Leftover Roast Lamb simmered in a brown flour gravy with stock and Worcester sauce, plus Molasses Cookies using brown sugar lard, eggs, and ginger.
Novel woolen coat pattern with patent belt detail
Design 1235 features a mannish collar cuffs double breasted frock in gray blue beige cocoa and brown with a patent leather belt and side pleated slimming skirt. Size 18 to 44 only requires 234 yards for size 36. Includes plain instructions and yardage. price 15 cents plus 10 cents for fashion book. Mail to Courier Pattern Dept. New York City.
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Miss Potter
Luella Meler
Oonger Street
Miss Meler
G. W. Meier
D. of L
E. E. Ruby
Gable Street
Vera Wilson
Riehl Street
Wilson
Inabell Closson
Peart Anderson
H. H. Ruby
A. P. Cotton
Helen ‘Thompson
Allison
Lawrence Wilson
Brandon
Boat Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
Ruby Elam
P.T. A. Activities
Wild Rose Cut
Janet McKenzie
Riviera Tearoom
Ralph Alexander
Nbs Mac Flin
M. E. W. Club
Lone Star
Graves Memorial
Brethren Church
Littl Chief
Helen Whittle
Gowanda
Little Chief
Dorothy Brostar
Sunbeam
Clarice Kendall
Song Bird
I. S
Jesup
Riviera
Orange Hign Seheel
Church News
Graves Meminrial A. B. Church
First 3
O'Mieck
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
C Riexhowt
Beri
George Smielsrr
Munger
Wood
Myra
Henry Glas
Flora Burling
Tien
Helens Marector
Lawndale Branch
Civicage
Clain Harton Pula
Triversalistichurch
Aspe Tls
Harmony
L. Bo Miller
Lydia Stiles
Free Lathrop
Walnut Strew
Just Woman's Sacrels
Derick
Little Players
Annette M. Lingelbach
Third Street West
Dorothy Eleanor Clark
Doris Deters
Robert Star
Jean Bentson
Doris
Deters
Wiles Lingelbach
Ticke
Waters
Russell Lamson
J. #. Jones
Schuneman
E. A. Black
Becker Chapter
Harry E. Fergemann
Black
Yo Entertain Club
Gelwein
E. M. Henderson
Moone Hall
Roosevelt School
Chinatown
Moe
Rose E. Wong
Flora G. Look
Uae
Tanandl
Ang
Lia
Melo
Raevo
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
eWast End
4Th St. Bridges
M. Oo. Lidg
Buchanan
Jack Brinkman
Grinnell College
Geraldine Brinkman
Anna’ “Moline
Carl Moline
Vermont Street
Earl Snyder
Joan
Gregg
Fulton, I
James" McAlvin
J. K McAlvin
Park Avenue West
Boy Scout Bugle
Drm Corps
Becker-Cnapman Post
American Legion
Legion
George W. ‘Young
Sioux City
Thomas Cascaden
Fourth Street
Cascaden
Barry Chapman
Second Street
Weet
St. Francis Hospital
Edward Rohif
Towne University
E. L. Rohlf
Jéan
Sheridan Jagd
Then
Carroll M. Stuart
F. A. Benedict
Highland Boulevard
Allen Memorial Hospital
Walter Jones
Brockwell Aros
Sam Frank
Sipe
Jersey
Evening Courier
San
Ringslay Fe
America
Dolly Madison
Gorham Sterling
Fessler & Company
Feast Fourth Street
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