Kathryn Gleason and Roy McComb to Wed June 5
Kathryn Gleason and Roy S. McComb will marry June 5 in Newton Ta. The announcement came at a dinner and bridge party hosted by her mother Mrs M Gleason and sisters at 1124 Washington St Des Moines. Guests included Mrs Paul Glentzer Mrs George O'Donnell and many others. McComb is son of Mr and Mrs W T McComb of 216 Conger St and manages Standard Chevrolet at Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Gleason
Roy S. McComb
Newton
M. Gleason
Margaret Gleason
Paul T. Manning
Des Moines
Washington Street
R. G C. Moore
Joseph Lutgen
Dorothy Wells
W.F. McComb
Paul Glentzer
George O'Donnell
Alice McLaughlin
Antes
W. E. Steeley
Faul Ole
R. G O. Moore
Ethel Reinhart
Ruth Hamilton
Virginia Clary
Helyn Miller
Celia McDermott
John L. Fitnn
Ernest Henderson
McComb
W.T. McComb
Conger Street
Standard Chevrolet Company
Past Noble Grand Unit Formed at Clarksville
A 30 member Past Noble Grand circle of Temple Rebekah lodge, Waterloo, formed in Clarksville with 20 charter members of the local lodge. Officers elected: President Viola Brockman, Vice President Millie Crosby, Secretary Lettie Forrey, Treasurer Fannie Wider. Next meeting set for June 11 with a potluck dinner for 60 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Clarksville
Noble Grand Perociation
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Waterloo
Viola Brockman
Millie Crosby
Lettie Forrey
Fannie Wider
Wedding Rites Performed Here
The marriage of Miss Bessie M. Beckore daughter of Mrs Emma Lackore Waterloo and Oscar Golebuff son of Mr and Mrs Larr Goleburg Hayfield took place at First Congregational church in this city Friday evening of last week Rev J Richmond Morgan performing the ceremony. After the service supper was served at the home of Mr and Mrs M G Balhetya La Porte City. Both Mr and Mrs Golebuffs are graduates of Hayfield high school. The bride has been employed in the Mertz store there and the bridegroom is engaged in farming. Guild to Meet Lend A Hand guild will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs A W Chamberlin 1500 Hawthornesvenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie M. Beckore
Emma Lackore
Waterloo
Oscar Gole Puff
Larr Goleburg
Hayfield
First Congregational Church
This City
J. Richmond Morgan
M.G. Balhetya
la Porte City
Legislature Topic Cited In Roosevelt PTA Talk
Arch W McParlane the Roosevelt P T A vice president spoke on action of the legislature at a Tuesday meeting. The program included a piano duet by Vers Mercer and Betty Holland a dialog by June and Jane Fennington vocal numbers by Mrs Max Miller with Mrs Walter Basse at the piano solos by Clark OCorad and Mrs Godad and accordion by Margaret Morris. A A Sohner led group singing. Bruce Gates discussed the business of educating boys and girls. Leah Eickelberg ratings and East High mixed quartet performed with Miss Ettabelle Storer directing singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch W. McParlane
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association
Vers Mercer
Betty Holland
June
Jane Fennington
Max Miller
Walter Basse
Clark Ocorad
Gogad
Margaret Morris
A. A. Sohner
John Boeger
Bruce Gates
Lincoln Parent-Teacher Association
East High School
Leah Eickelberg
Ettabelle Storer
Banquets And Clubs On Thursday Evening In Local Listings
Tonight East Hi Y banquet at Hotel Rus Lamson B B P K club Miss Dorothy Fisher Becker chapter O E S Masonic temple Orange high school banquet at Hotel President Senior League Trinity American Lutheran church Thursday afternoon Cedar Heights Woman's club Bhick tearpent Junior auxiliary Fy ne Arts de ployment Women's clubhouse Hi Deen club Mrs A J Cornwell First Lutheran Missionary D elety Church parlors Forget Me Nots club Mrs Chester Bine FO P club Mrs Frank Jirsa Bunset chia Mrs Clair Parker St Margaret's guild St Mark's Episcopal church Mrs George Harris Comadres club Mrs Don Bon Amicus chilh Mrs A W Brink Tas erstell Pandora club Mrs J W Thono gon St John's Sewing circle School hall Current Eventa club Delwelcome Hotel President Class in the Corner Graves Memorial As B church Mrs Bh W W Schear Division A Central Christian church Mrs Lee Pencin jem circle Mrs George Mef art Lend a Hand guild Mrs A W Chamberlin Coteria club Mrs M J Trus U G 7 auxliteqy Mrs BLOR Buckles Thursday Evening Junior auxiliary dance Women clubhouse Blus Triangle teague Y Ww C A Meleholr court Tribe of Ben Bur Banquet Fat Sliema on dance Sunny side Country elc Sacred Heart court W CO FP St Mary's hall WoO W dense K had areves Tarts cleb Mrs Robert Walker Faith evel eless First Evens l ecal church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hi-Y
Ruswil-Lamson
Dorothy Fisher
Becker
O. E. S.—Masonic Temple
Orange High School
Trinity 1
Americin Lutheran Church
Cedar Heights
Bhick
Deen Clib
A. J. Cornwell
Chester Bine
Frank Jirsa
Bunset Chia
Clair Parker
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal
Bon Amicus Chilh
A. W. Brink
Taserstell
Pandora Club
J. W. Thonogon
St. John's Sewing Circle
Delwelh
Graves Memorial
B.chirch
W.W. Schear
Central Christian Church
Lee Pencin
George Mefart
Lend-a-Hand Guild
W. Chamberlin
Coteria Club
M. J. Trus
U. G
Auxliteqy
Blor, Buckles
Meleholr
Fat Sliema
Sunnyside Country
Sacred Heart Court
W. CO
St. Mary's Hall
Woo
W. Dence
Had
Areves Tarts
Robert Walker
Faith Elvele Cless
Mrs Howard Burr Keeps D A R Regent Post
Mary Melrose chapter re elects Mrs Howard Burr as regent at a Tuesday meeting held at Mrs F L Northey home in Prospect Hills. Other officers named include Vice Regent Miss Adelaide Hungerford and Recording Secretary Mrs J W Kurhrke. Directors are Mrs L Chamberlain Mrs H W Sigworth and Mrs Nellie Brooks. A flag day picnic is set for June 14 at Mrs H B Lichty home with committee led by Mrs J Langfeldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Melrose
F. L. Northey
Prospect Hills
Howard B. Burr
Adelaide Hungerford
J. W. Kurhrke
H. Q. Buiton
Ruth Updep Brefly
Mary Miller
H. E. Colby
G. J. Mack
L. Chamberlain
H. W. Sigworth
Nellie Brooks
H.B. Lichty
Sans Souci
Miss Mary Weir to Become Bride of Robert Covert
Miss Mary Weir of Colorado Springs will wed Robert S Covert son of A B Covert in a ceremony set for Monday or Tuesday of next week. Covert is a post office special delivery carrier and the couple will reside at the Friedl apartments after June 1. Weir is a sister of Mrs W J O Nell and a former Cedar Falls teacher. Elklets held a short business meeting at the Waterloo clubhouse with bridge and a prize to Mrs H C Boehmier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Weir
A. O. Weir
Colorado Springs
Colo
Robert S&s. Covert
A. B. Covert
Allen Street
Miss Weir
W. J. O’nell
Covert
Friedl
Ions State ‘Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Des Moines
Elklets
Waterloo Elklets
H. C. Boehmier
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent
Readers receive home remedies for skin lightening including lemon juice and peroxide for arms, starch paste, oatmeal and powder masks, and gentler options like cucumber or buttermilk bleach. Advice covers hair reduction, nose shine, and general skin whitening techniques with cautions on sensitive skin and frequency.
Ruth Hitchcock Crowned Cornell College Beauty Queen
Ruth Hitchcock, a Waterloo freshman at Cornell College, won the college beauty contest sponsored by the Royal Purple judged by Flo Ziegfeld. Second and third went to Marguerite Kohi of Lisbon and Ruth Woessner of Shannon, respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hitchcock
Cornell College
Courier
Mt. Vermon. In
Waterloo
Cornell
Royal Purple
Flo Ziegfeld
Marguerite Kohi
Lisbon
Ruth Woessner
Shannon
C. W. Hitchcock
Home Park Boulevard
Purple Masquers
Cornelian
Alpha Theta Nu Sorority
Mothers Day program by Auxiliary to honor mothers
Rev L Kensgy of First Baptist delivered the address at Memorial hall Tuesday afternoon. Violin solo by Margaret Horan, readings by Marian Hurd and May Tunis, vocal by S Francis Hartley, piano by Marian Yagey. Mrs John Stallman led the program with 14 mothers and two G A R comrades as guests. Supper served by Mrs Roy Chadwick's committee and a meeting followed. Plans set for Memorial Day services at First Presbyterian on May 26 and a Memorial Day picnic at Mrs Chadwick's home. Auxiliary members to help wreaths for veteran graves on May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Kensgy
First Baptist, Church
Sons of Union Veterans
Memorial Hall
Margaret Horan
Marian Hurd
S. Francis Hartley
May ‘Tunis
Marian Yagey
John Stallman
Roy Chadwick
First Presbyterian Church
Shower Tonight to Honor Teacher at Manchester
In Manchester Ta May 15 Mrs EB A Brockmeier and Miss Mabel Grover host a miscellaneous shower this evening at Brockmeier home. Honoree Mae Havens junior high English teacher to be wed soon. Bridge followed by two course luncheon. Gifts given in a green and white umbrella. A card party for Sewing Circle Thursday at 2:30 in the school hall. Mrs William Hurlbutds in charge of bridge and A00, and Mrs Fred Marker supply refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Myrs. EB. A. Brockmeier
Mabel Grover
Mae Havens
St. John’s Sewing Circle
William Hurlbutds
Fred Marker
Club Notes From Various Social Meetings
Coterie at Mrs J Tritz 203 Fourth Street West Fr O P at Mrs Frank Jirsa 340 Fremont Street Elite circle picnic at Mrs George Meffert 437 Argyle Street Sunver Farde hosted by Mrs Robert Walker 627 Second Street West Wild Rowe postposed. Pandoraci Glenin Tanehron at Gaseneor Heights Jog cabin with Mrs Thompean and prig ress. Mrs J M Snarles 208 Jefferson Street hosted 192 Bridge club. Honors to Mrs Wowanffer and Mrs Steward Reed. Mrs Hy Hill to entertain next Tuesday. Tuesday Luncheon club held all day at Mrs Fred Fortech Gomminretal Street with luncheon. Afternoon spent socially. Eight club party at Miss Geraldine McNamara 319 Sumner Street. Prizes to Miss Teresa McGreevy and Miss Peggy Connelly. Miss Agnes Wahl to be next hostess May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunver Farde Club
Robert Walker
Second Street West
J. M. Snarles
Jefferson Atrren
Bridge Club
WoWanffer
Steward Reed
Hy Hill
Othe Club
Fred Fortech
Gomminretal Street
Huncheon
Daily Eight Club
Geraldine McNamara
Sumner Street
Banco
Teresa McGreevy
Peggy Connelly
Agnes Wahl
Church News and Meetings Across Local Parishes
Faithelrele class and First Evangelical church announce a prenic supper Thursday evening in church parlors. Willing Workers meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at 1027 Franklin street. First Lutheran Missionary society holds Thursday afternoon in church parlors. Margaret's Guild of Park's Episcopal meets Thursday at 110 Bayard street with Mrs. C. L. Armstrong assisting. Mrs. F. H. Schrader elected president of Matrons' class at Graves Memorial L B church with new officers named. Lone Star evangelist gives a talk. games enjoyed. Linden M E church Standard Bearers host picnic at church. plans for district convention at Greene on June 13. Marian Hurd presents readings and music. next meeting June 11 at Marian Hurd's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Spiritual
Church of Christ Truth
Franklin Street
T Margaret's Guild
Park's Episcopal Church
George D. Harris
Bayard Stret
C. L. Armstrong
F. H. Schrader
Graves Memorial L. B
H. Hy Young
Logan Avenue
H. O. Gilley
R. W. Kendall
Confare
Lone Star
Linden M. HE
A. Buehlke
Greene
Marian Hurd
J. R. Yates
Mother-Daughter Banquet at Local Church Honors 115
First Baptist church hosted a Tuesday banquet for 115 mothers and daughters. W A Davis led dining service, decorations by Mrs. Pollack, and dining chairwoman Mrs. Hinaman. Speakers included Rev C L Kenagy on mothers and daughters in church, and Miss May Barnes on friendship between mother and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. A. Davis
W. D. Pollack
L. Hinaman
J. J. Miller
H. M. Deal
May Barnes
M. F. Coontz
Coralie
Birs
JL. Rausch
Frank Penne
William F. Thompson
George Shoemaker
C. L. Kenagy
Miary Sellen
Lilian Sohner
Music Supervisor Miss Saylor Honored by Orange Township Group
Orange Township music supervisor Miss Mary Saylor was toasted at a school gym party hosted by glee club and orchestra members, parents, and the school board. Guests included Vera Fike, Edgar Blough, Guy Brown, Max Lichty, and pianist Agnes Brown, with talks by Homer Lichty and Rev. Longnecker. Miss Saylor and sister Ruby planned to depart for California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Township
Glee Clubs
School Board of
Mary Saylor
Wallace Stokes
Vera Fike
Edgar Blough
Guy Brown
Max Lichty
Cardion
Agnes Brown
Homer Lichty
Paul Longnecker
A. R. Cornelius
Saylor
Ruby Saylor
California
W. W. Blough
Russell Kline
National Meet Described to A L U W Here by Waterlo o
Miss Alison Aitchison described the national convention of the American Association of University Women held in New Orleans in April to the Waterloo Cedar Falls branch at a Tuesday meeting. Dr Mary Woolley emphasized future goals including international relations and a larger fellowship fund. The Cedar Falls branch discussed associate membership for graduates of state teachers colleges, noted prominent attendees, and announced plans for a June 4 visit by Dr Lois Hayden Meek with reservations due by June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
New Orleans
Waterloo
Alison Aitchison
Cedar Falls
R. W. Schear
High Street
Mary ©. Woolley
Altehison
State Teachers College
Miss Aitchison
Elen Gleditsch
Oslo
Norway
Agnes L. Rogers
Bryn Mawr College
F. G. Atkinson
Minneapolis
Chase Going Woodhouse
Greensboro
N. C
Pauline Bassarcar
Maude Popp Wlese
Reuven Miller
Sapellnikoff
Htude
McDowell
Lois Hayden Meek
National Educational Secretary
Roger Birdsall
Harriet Tirsbesing
Couple Weds at Denver Sunday Will Live Here
Miss Laura Piette daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Platte Denver married Werner Kehe son of Mr and Mrs W C Kehe near there on Sunday afternoon at Maxfield church Rev Mr Baermann officiating They will reside in Waterloo with Mr Kehe employed at Cutler Hardware company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Denver
Laura Piette
Brr
Henry Platte
Werner Kehe
W. C. Kehe
Maxfield Church
Baermann
Waterloo
Kehe
Cutler Hardware Company
Coming Nuptials to Be Announced in Nevada
Miss Ruth Allen and Alvin Nelson plan to marry in June after an announced luncheon at the Nevada home of Mrs. Mary D. McKim. Ruth Allen, a Cedar Falls State Teachers College graduate and Nevada teacher, will have her classmate Miss Blodwyn Owen attend the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Charles City
Ruth Allen
Welock
Nevada
Mary d. McKim
Allen
State Teachers College
Cedar
June Is
Alvin Nelson
Blodwyn Owen
Miss Allen
Aha
Twenty Years of Marriage Celebrated by Two Couples
Independence Iowa May 14 Sun day May 12 marked the twentieth wedding anniversaries of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Harkness formerly of this community now Cedar Falls and of Mr and Mrs Ray C G Oliver of Independence. They were married in Independence in 1909. Mrs Oliver is the daughter of Samuel Cole a Civil War veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Independence
Lloyd Harkness
Cedar Falls
Ray CG. Oliver
Oliver
Samuel Cole
Winthrop Girl and Jesup Boy Wed in Waukegan
Miss Mary Doyle daughter of A Doyle Winthrop and Morris Hull son of Mr and Mrs EB Hull Jesup wed today at Waukegan IN The couple will reside in Waukegan where Hull works for John Manville Heosing company also noted Class Honored Mrs Herbert Britzman entertained Presbyterian hospital senior class with bunco favors to Frankie Coleman and Helen Cowan Two course luncheon in rainbow class colors Farewell Party Mrs William Wing hosted dinner for Mrs H L McKinney moving to Cedar Rapids gifts given Daughters of Isabella name vote and state convention report VM 5 banquet New Hartford high school to hold banquet at Gold Room Hotel President with dinner and remarks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Courier
Jesup
Mary Doyle
A. Doyle
Winthroep
Morris Hull
EB BL. Hull
Waukegan
Hull
John Manville Heosing Company
Herbert Britzman
Presbyterian Hospital
Baltimore Street
Frankie Coleman
Helen Cowan
William
Wing
Fourth Street East
H. L. McKinney
Cedar Rapids
Betty Anderson
McKinney
BE. L. Fay
J. A. Nickerson
Ina Wright
Joseph Kilgore
M. Lyon
New Hartford High School
Dot Pattern Dressmaking Pattern Ad for Spring Era
A fashion ad highlights dotted silk crepe dresses with contrasting cuffs and belts. It promotes pattern numbers, sizes, yardages, and easy-to-follow instructions, with prices for patterns and a spring fashion book offer. Includes mailing details for order and delivery in New York City.
Hard Water Plus Med Mares Soft Water Ad
A vintage advertisement explains that Melo softens hard city water for cleaner baths and dishes. It claims less soap scum and rings, promoting use in kitchen laundry and bathroom. The product Milo costs 10 cents a can and is sold by grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo
Sunnyside Club Opens Afternoon Bridge Season
Sunnyside Country club hosts the formal start of the afternoon bridge season with a housewarming on Tuesday, 29 tables formed. Prizes awarded to multiple members and guests. decorations feature baskets of lilacs and apple blossoms. Farewell luncheon and bridge planned for Thursday at Mrs Buckles home for four departing members. attendees to bring dish and one food item for 1 PM. Delegates named to labor council meeting in Iowa City June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
H. T. Wagner
BE. T. Alford
R. W. Gibson
Harriet Slutts
C. A. Spairnson
Clark Streeter
Cedar Falls
United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary
R. Buckles
Reed Street
GC. F. Glockner
W. C. Wright
F. BR. Gant
E. W. Illen
Paul
Penne
Iowa Federation of Labor
Iowa City
Woman's Labor
Carpenter Hall
Sam Jensen
Marriage Solemnized at Waverly Church in May
May 15 notices announce the marriage of Lucile Vogt to Helmuth Delke at St. Paul s Lutheran church with Rev. Rausch officiating. The couple plans to reside in Osage where Delke works at the Ford garage, following a reception at the bride’s parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Waverly
Lucile Vogt
H.C. Vogt
Helmuth Delke
Frederick Delke
Horton
St. Paw’s Lutheran Church
Rausch
Osage
Deike
Ford Garage
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roy McComb
Past Noble
P.T. A. Activities
Comadres Club
Mrs. Don
Women’s Clubhouse
Blus Triangle Teague—Y. Ww
Howard Burr
D. A. R. Regent
Robert Covert
Edna Kent Rane
Mra
Ryalein
Coterie Club
Mr J. Tritz
Fourth Street West
Fr. O. P. Club
Fremont Street
George Meffert
Argyle Street
Wild Rove Club
Ot. S Rickard
Pandoraci
Glenin Tanehron
Gaseneor Heights
So Thompean
Church News
First Lutheran Missionary Society
John Cherry
A. G. Frye
George Buchner
William Sack
Riehl Street
Lila Moore
Games
Maisle
Harret Steffen
Blanche Douglas
Irene Sage
Edna Eyestone
Devens Fritzinger
Margaret Moore
Helen Foldy
Bernice
Margarets Leland
Maxine White
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
K. P. Hall
Oeleck
A. Alu. W
Woman's Club
Waterloo Woman's Club
Rusells Lamson
Russell-Lamson
Schuneman
Boat Club
Bess Nichols
Ruth Waltes
Eva Brady
J. F. Balensifer
Winthrop
Jesup Boy
Waukegan, IN
Isabella
Hall
O'Keefe
Pattern Dept
17Th St
New York City
Weo
Hygienic Products CO
Canton
Ohio
Hanufactureres
Sunnyside Club
Waverly Church
Grafton Zimmerman
Alice Anderson
Ke.e. Anderson
Reber Avenia
Duretta Walters
Mildred Bowen
L. 2 Zimmerman
Eighth Street West
Henry Arte
Jefferson Street
Ruth Nemecek
Nitella Myers
Nenecek
E. W. Bute
Frances Studebaker
Loran Avenue
Thomas Faley
Thomas Meisch
Nels Lewis
Silver Cross Circle
W. L. Oswald
Kenilworth Read
King’s Daughters
W. W. Beal
J. G. Forbes
Blue Triangle League
W. RB. A. Lodge
Woman's Benefit Association
G. Hall
United States
E. F. Kistner
L. E
3Rd Ave
Towa
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