Sunnyside Country Club Gala Opens With Dinner and Dance
A gala opening at Sunnyside Country Club promises a large society turnout for a dinner and dance tomorrow. Reservations are ongoing, with early indications that the event will match or surpass prior years in brilliance. Numerous guests and hosting arrangements across many tables and groups are reported, reflecting a festive social gathering tied to Calvary evangelical church and local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
George Lichty
Messrs
Mmes
F. L. Northey
Burr Lichty
Robert
Lichty
W. P. Kerwin
Laura Gholson
Mia
Vinnie Hower
Herman Miller
Fred Adams
Henry Wurstey
Hits Bhaw
Vernon White
A. G. Reid
Henry Frank
Gwynne ‘Weston
H. B. Chandler
Frank Fis
KE. S. Dunkelberg
Mmies
Claude Clark
Russell Sieg
Tate Harrison
Harry Dunkelberg
End Mines
Hope Martin
W. Scott Williams
H. D. Simon
Carl R. Davis
Caryl J. Nelson
G. H. Hospers
T. M. Buchanan
J. D. Easton
Mary I. Leonard
Alene Flint
Virginia Fish
Miles Holt
Ora Richardson
W. C. Dotson
H. W. Brown
Marshall, Fown
Ned Brown
Glenn A. Tibbitts
James Clark
George Harris
Chambers
Walter Deters
Roger Millery
Knox
Neil Jackson
En “Swisher
James Parrott
Agatha Brapiiger
Allan Chapman
R. W. Waite
Kirk Steward
Harry
Limbert
Renil
C. S. Cory
Falls
Carleton
L. Benedict
Fanning
T. K., Whester
J. C. Heytmen
Arthur’Fowler
Fred H. Lohmen
Luncheon to Honor Graduating Nurses at Allen Memorial Hospital
At 1 o clock tomorrow Mrs. George Zichty hosts a luncheon at her home honoring the graduating class of Allen Memorial Hospital. Misses Lucille Chapman Ruth Fischer Lillian Gramm Linda Hilmer Marie Jannen Ethel Kimball Juanita Miller Florence Schmuerse May Wendt and Thelma Wood will be recognized. Miss Gertrude Hof superintendent of nurses attends as guest. Mr and Mrs Flord Stoyles celebrate a wedding anniversary with gifts for L T Bryant and Mrs Henry Schotter. Thomas Christiason receives a special favor.
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Allen Memorial Hospital
George Zichty
Gertrude Hof
Lucille Chapman
Ruth Fischer
Lillian Gramm
Linda Hilmer
Marie Jannen
Ethel, Kimball
Juanita Miller
Flord Stoyles
L. T. Bryant
Henry Schotter
Thomas Christiason
Stoyles
Bitt
Political Issues Discussed by Rev Marion Flint
Rev Marion Flint spoke on Political Issues of the Day to the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union in Willard hall. He warned on ballot scratching and noted divisions in party platforms while urging protection of homes and children. June 12–13 house party dates were set. 60 new members joined recent campaign.
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Marion Flint
Woman's Christian Temperance Union At & Merlin
Willard Hall
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Mgr. Flint
Jay Armstrong
Flin
Armstrong
Flint
Peter Woodring
Mather
Tda Mitchell
F. F. Yapp
Club Notes highlight luncheons and memberships
Los Gortiodses ctts wil meet for luncheon at Mrs L S Holden's home with Mrs A Dudley hosting yesterday's Bid-em-Up Bridge. Luncheons planned for June 6 at Park Inn and June 26 hosted by Mrs Duke. Star Rebekah duo held in Mrs Bryant's home with readings and duets. new members J T Reidy and Blanche Knight welcomed. Miss Lilian Smelser hosted with guests G H Stauffacher and Homer Watts. music valued.
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Los Gortiodses Ctts
A. Dudley
Bridge Clu
H. Fancher
T. A. Lynch
Alvin Peters
Mmes
L. 8. Burnam
J.L. Becker
Hancher
Peters
Park Inn
P. J. Bryant
Rebekah
J. A. Munson
Frank Duke
Bryant
George Wesley
Peter Daley
J. T. Reidy
Blanche Knight
Duke
Lilian Smelser
George Smelser
Belle Abrams
G. H. Stauffacher
Homer Watts
T. F. Decker
Hints in Beauty Care for Chin and Skin Firming
Practical tips on chin line exercises, rubbing, cold water facials, and inexpensive tools to tighten the jaw and reduce a double chin. Includes rubber disk toners, ice rubs, and weekly astringent skin treatments to stimulate circulation and firm facial skin.
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Jong
Firth
Brubaker Smith Wedding in Claremont West
Miss Beulah Smith daughter of J. R. Smith married Harvey Brubaker at Bridgeshall Claremont on May 16. About 200 guests attended with Rev. Rothrock performing the ceremony and Lois Miller singing. The bridal party included Ramah Maust and June Bandfield. Brubaker, a LaVerne College singer, shared reception duties with local families in Claremont.
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Beulah Smith
J. R. Smith
Claremont
Cal
Hammond ‘Avenue
Orange Lawd
Harvey Brubaker
Forney Waterloo
Bridgeshall
Dennis Schrock
Perry
Ralph
Wayne
M. A. Teeter
J. W. Maust
Hugh Geiger
Edgar Rothrock
Harvey Miller
James Bandfield
A. M. Lichty
A. L. Mantz
Rothrock
Lois Martha Miller
Ramah Maust
June Bandfield
Cathryn
Aileen
Ruth Rothrock
Vera Peck Bride to Be Honored at Dinner Party
Vera Peck is honored at a dinner party at Hotel Russell Lamson hosted by Mmes D J Woel vlinger W R Mitchell Botsey Stephenson and J A Simpson and Miss Virginia Wilson. The event precedes her forthcoming engagement to Fred Campagna with orchid pink tulip and bridal wreath centerpiece and wrist corsage for the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Peck
Fred Campagna
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Mmes
D. J. Woelvlinger
W. R. Mitchell
Botsey Stephepson
J. A. Simpson
Virginia Wilson
T. A. Toenges
D. W. Ross
Dolores Wittstock
Mines
D. W. Peck
W. J. Deckert
J. S. Bartley
EB. W. Sten
Ralph Sart
M. J. Brown
Karl Brause
J. P .Conley
H. J. Meier
J. Henry Bender
N. J. McNally
D.C. Weigand
L. &. Conry
F. HL. Watkins
Florence Timmerman
Elizabeth Lies
Claire Wade
Madeline Moore
Neva Montgomery
Alfreda Wilson
Hospital Alumnae Honors Graduates at Allen Memorial
Allen Memorial Hospital alumnae hosted a banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson to honor the graduating class. Sweet pea corsages marked each place as Miss Martha Hermann gave the welcome, with Miss Eggleston, Miss Russell, and Miss Schneider delivering key remarks and performances by Edna Dettmer and others.
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Presbyterian’ S Hospital
Igotel Russell-Lamson
John Goss
Martha Hermann
Avis Eggleston
Gladys Russell
Central Gierstian Church Women Invite Members for Activities
Church groups plan meetings and my carnival events. Division six welcomes division five tomorrow at Mrs. Harvey Nanny’s home. Truth class meets Thursday at the church. Bible study covers Acts ten. Rev Sophie Smakey leads a pecholory lesson. Plymouth church Loyal Helpers convene at the Watton home for an evening lesson. Wartburg league hosts a Friday carnival at 8 pm with booths and entertainment. St. Mark’s Episcopal women meet Thursday at Mrs. Chevalier’s home bringing own dishes and silverware.
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Central Gierstian ¢Hurely
Harvey Nanny
Spiritual
Church of Christ
Truth
Sehurch
Sophie Smakey
Plymouth Church
Wilson Watton
Walton
Harry , Pines
Guyer
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Strawberry Mousse and Classic Cold Desserts
Recipe notes describe strawberry mousse with washed hulled berries sugar gelatine cold water and boiling water folded with whipped cream and molded in ice water. It also mentions beans soaking vegetables preserving green color and a carrot enriched salad plus Vatulla ice cream with caramel sauce and English walnuts as a dessert option.
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Lesserthal
Patriotic Bodies Honor President at Memorial Hall Dinner
Mrs. R I Snodgrass, department president, was honored by the Sons of Union Veterans and auxiliary at a Memorial hall dinner. Almeda Blanchard presented tulips as honors. The auxiliary accepted a June 4 ritualistic work invitation at Cedar Rapids encampment. A framed Gettysburg Address was presented to Alcott school by the camp and auxiliary.
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R. J. Snodgrass
Sons of Union Veterans
Memorial Hall
Almeda Blanchard
Cedar Rapids
Sons of Veterans
Alcott School
T. F. Shannon
Department of Town
Jean Sloan
Cedar Rapids Woman Dies in Indianapolis
Marianette Mansfield Dunshee proprietor of Marianette Beauty Shop and a prominent social figure died in Indianapolis where she had gone to visit relatives. She was in good health when she left Cedar Rapids and the exact cause of death was not learned.
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Cedar Rapids
Marianette Mansfield Dunshee
Marianette Beauty Shop
Prominemb
Indianapolis
Delegates Named From St Thomas to GOP Convention
St Thomas announces delegates James W. Smith and Orlando Og Smith have accepted to attend the national Republican convention in Kansas City. They will be instructed for Herbert Hoover as Secretary of Commerce and will represent Des Moines Jr and St Paul Minn in the nomination process.
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St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
George H. Woodson
Des Moines, Jr
Orlando Og
Smith
St. Paw Minn
Kansas City
Herbert
OC. Hoover
City in Brief and Local Notices
Buchanan's for a complete optical co. phone 4343 for appointments. Jack Maynard of 828 Fourth Street West left today for Gary Wyoming to deliver a motor trick to the Big Horn Petroleum Company. Henry H. Shoeman, Grundy County farmer, adjudicated bankrupt on March 39, today filed for discharge with J Hy pran federal referee for northeast Iowa. G Miller, erecting 14 houses in Conger Park, saw a plat and abstract for Miller's subdivision recorded for lots 8 9 16 11 and 12 block 12.
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Jack Maynard
Fourth Street
Gary
Wyo
Big Horn Petroleum
Henry H. Shoeman
Grimdy
J. Hypran
Iowa
Doin G. Miller
Conger Park
Miller
Fine Art of Living Is Theme of Women's Federation Meeting
The General Federation of Women's Clubs will hold its 10 day San Antonio convention May 28 to June 6 to choose a new president and discuss a program built around the theme fine art of living. 4,000 women expected. Noted speakers include Guzon Borglum J Frank Davis and Mertin H. Aylesworth.
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Women’s Federation
General Federation of Women's Clubs
San Antonio
Tex
John F. Sippel
Baltimore
Edward F. White
Indianapolis
Sippel
Bill Maltbie
General Federation of Women's
Federation
John D. Sherman
Thomas G. Winter
Minneapolis
Better Homes
Guzon Borglum
J. Frank Davis
New York
Louis R. Alderman
United States Bureau of Education
Sidney Kring
United States Chamber of Commerce
Lillian Conway
National Forest Service
Mertin H. Aylesworth
National Broadcasting Company
Dune 3. Ie
Frances Kobriger Located After 18 Months Missing
Frances Kobriger once from Waterloo Iowa reported missing for 18 months has been found living on a Davenport farm near Daversport Iowa according to her mother Mrs Joseph Kobriger The girl left home for a dance with Al Wiles on September 29 1926 and communications during disappearance were limited A cross state search including a Des Moines hotel trap failed to trap the suspect and reveal the sender of a mailed letter
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Frances. Kobriger
Waterloo
Waucoma
Joseph Kobriger
Frances
Daversport
al Wiles
Des Moines
Jane
Niles
Patterns for Courier pattern orders
To obtain the up to date pattern of accompanying design send to Fashion Department Waterloo Evening Courier enclosing 13 cents for each pattern. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in 10 days after sending in your order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Conger Park expansion and local notices
Fragmented local items describe an upcoming Conger Park work, a fall injury to Mrs. Anna Wagner at 2201 Fourth Street, and a Waterloo technical society meeting with chemist U S Wilson of Maid Continent Petroleum addressing on The History of Tetrotreum. Dinner at 6 30 for the event and notices of church events and low rate fares are included.
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Anna Wagner
Fourth Street
Nasi
St. Francis
U.S. Wilson
Maid Continent Petroleum Corporation
Waterloo ‘Echinical Society
Tomarroaw
Imilar
Teareo Ouf
Oelwein Ministers Announce Dates of Summer Services
Oelwein ministers outline a summer of union services. June 17 and 24 at the Methodist church with Rev. A W Henke. July 2 and 9 at the Presbyterian church with Rev. L W Hayter. July 15 and 22 at the Christian church with Rev E Wade. last Sunday in July and first in August at the Lutheran church with Rev E J Braylick. August 12 and 19 at the First Baptist church with Rev C E Hillis. August 26 and September 2 at Gospel Baptist church with Rev Re F Austin. Newly elected officers of the Oelwein Ministerial Association are Rev L W Hauter, president, and Rev L Wade, secretary treasurer.
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Courier
Oelwein
Methodist Church
A. W. Henke
L. W. Hayter
Presbyterian Church
Christian Church
E. Wade
Lutheran Church
E. J. Braylick
Fist Baptist Church
C. E. Hillis
Gospel Baptist Church
Re. F. Austin
Orlweine Ministerial Association
L. W. Hauter
Rev. L. Wade
Stacyville Man Pays $30.74 On $10 Check
In May 23, E Dense of Dense & Fisher garage Stacyville faced Justice La Rue for suing a check with insufficient funds.
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Stacyville
E. Dense
Dense & Fisher Garage
Justice la Rue
Ambiguous Plea Notes Finances and Sentence Mention
Fragmentary text references a check amount of 418 and a cost of 930.14. It mentions Heales and a suspended jail sentence with implied cover or protection, but details are unclear.
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Heales
Osage Girl Honored at Iowa University Mortar Board
Dorothy Gillis of Osage will be president next year of the University of Iowa Mortar Board chapter, a national honorary society for representative women. Also elected to the society are Natalie Albrecht of Davenport and Eleanor Gistner of M Amon City.
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Town City
Dorothy Gillis
Osage
University of Jews
Mortar Board
National Honorary Society For Representative Women
Natalie Albrecht
Davenport
Eleanor Gistner
Mar Mon City
Certo makes jams and jellies quick and easy for all
A pamphlet extolls Certo as a universal jelly aid that standardizes jelly making. It explains the science of jellying, the advantages of the Certo Short Process, and claims Certo preserves color and flavor while reducing boiling time. It notes added sugar economy and promotes a booklet with nearly 100 recipes.
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Certo
Certo Corporation
Certo Endorsement by Miss Alice Bradley
Miss Alice Bradley, principal of Miss Farmer's School of Cookery and Cooking Editor of Woman's Home Companion, praises Certo for making jams and jellies with minimal boiling, claiming better taste, less waste, and up to fifty percent more yield.
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Alice Bradley
Miss
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