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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1928

Page

2

Opal Lowe Bride Elect Feted In Dinner at Bischs Tearoom

A dinner party honored Opal Marie Lowe daughter of Mr and Mrs M S Lowe, with her engagement to John A Schmidt of Bennington township. The event featured spring flowers, with guests including Nellie Meclinnon and Bess Ahearn, among others.

Emerson Bisch Opal Marie Lowe John Jume M. S. Lowe Fearson West High School Ard Cedar Falls Bennington Township Renwick, Ja Emergon School John A. Schmidt Business ‘College Waterloo Nellie Meclinnon Bess ‘Ahearn H. D. Sicisema Rose Roemer Hortense Ebel Martha Siple Helen Thompson Gertrude Roderick Mazel Price Darlene Decker Dorothy Luimry

Social calendar events listed for Friday and tonight

Social calendar shows Blue Triangle league Y W CO tonight. Friday afternoon Degree of Honor card party at Firemen's hall. Friday evening Ladies' Encampment auxiliary at Waterloo IOOF hall and Degree of Honor at Firemen's hall. Participants include local groups and halls hosting activities.

Blue Triangle League Firemen's Hall Waterloo I. 0. O. F. Hall

Girsch Huberty Wedding at Gilbertville Church

Miss Genevieve Huberty and Christopher Girsch wed at 9:30 am in St. Marys church Gilbertville. Bride wore white crepe faille with a yellow rose bouquet. breakfast followed at the bride’s home. Groom works at Sartles Shepherd Oil in Waterloo.

Gilbertvile Genevieve Huberty Nick Huberty Christopher Girsch Si. Mary's Church Rosalie Huberty Edward McKevitt Waterloo

Thelma Reed Complimented at Prenuptial Party

Thelma Reed was honored at a prenuptial party hosted by Mrs. F. E. Wight and Mrs. E. B. Peterson at Dr. Peterson's home. Miss Reed is set to wed Myron Melendy in June. Entertainment included games and a fishpond gift exchange, with pink and white serving appointments.

Thelma Reed F. E. Wight E. 8. Peterson Reed Myron Melendy Arthure oMullerMiss Bernice Dutcher

Miss Wanda Daum Hosts Benefit Bridge Party

Miss Wanda Daum hosted a benefit bridge party for the Educational Fund of the Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women. Guests included Mrs. D. D. Sheldon, Mrs. F. Glaza, Mrs. Vaughan, Carl Bickley, G. Brinkerhof, Mrs. Wilson, and Miss Egan, with favors given to Mrs. Wilson and Miss Egan. The event celebrated the marshalling of attendees at a social gathering and welcomed a new home for the hostess. Notes mention the educational fund and local society figures.

Wanda. Daum Educational Fund of Waterloo American Association ‘of University Women Mmes D. D. Sheldon F. Glaza A C Vaughan Carl Bickley G. =. Brinkerhof C. ‘He, Wilson C. ‘W. — Eilygop Pauline Bassartar Helene. Bass

Louise Palmer Wed Last September to Herbert Reed

Announcement of the September 17, 1927 marriage of Louise d Palmer health recreation director of the Young Women’s Christian Association to Herbert Reed representative of the Chapman Lumber Company Waterloo guests numbered 46. Dinner scrolls miniature bouquets columbines and yellow lavender appointments marked places. Louise Palmer is daughter of B W Palmer Osage IA and came to Waterloo Sept 15 1926. Reed is son of Mrs Anna Reed Fairbank. The party also honored Mrs Jeanette Walters who will move to Philadelphia with her sons.

Louise d. Palmer Young Women’s Christian Associations Herbert Reed Chapman Lumber Company CG. W. Kirkpatrick Cedar Heights Reed B. W. Palmer Osage Waterloo Chicago Normal School of Physical Education Delta Psi Kappa Sorority Read i Anna Reed Fairbank Columbia College Dubuane Jeanette Walters Watelloo Philadelphia Truman Carol

Mary Alice Hannon to Wed George Heath June 20

Mrs. George Hannon hosted a gathering honoring daughter Mary Alice whose engagement to George F Heath was announced. Guests enjoyed music games and a pink coral themed table with heart rose ribbons as cards announced the June 20 wedding date. The event included Mrs. John Heath and other relatives and friends from Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.

George Hannon Mary Alice Merle Buchan Frances. Thull Selma Reimler Evelyn Camip Belk Allee Heath Thelma Hasbrook

Club Notes Highlight Local Bridge Gatherings

Mrs. Will Herren hosted the N. U. Bridge club yesterday with guests including Mrs. Merle Trunkey and Mrs. George Hightey. Forthcoming meetings are set for June 6 and June 7 at various homes. Anteck and Past Presidents clubs will also convene for luncheons and bridge, with refreshments served.

Will Herren Helen Gould Auiliary United Charles Brown

Hints in beauty care and dieting routines

A reader describes a rigid daily diet totaling about 1200 calories with breakfast coffee toast and tea lunch salad and further small portions. The note promotes minimal food, light exercise, and facial skin care tips including hot baths, cleansing cream, and cold water splash for pores.

P. E. O. Delegates Back from State Meet in Davenport

The thirty-fifth annual Iowa State Chapter of P. E. O. Sisterhood convened in Davenport with 200 delegates. Mary Allen Stafford’s portrait to be honored. funds allocated to Coty Junior College for girls and a new welfare fund. Florence Bennett presided. Newton hosts the 1929 convention.

Iowa State P. E. O. Sisterhood Davenport EB. L. Corton Black Hawk Hotel Carson F. J. Miller Chapter Elen Sampson White Oskaloosa Waterloo James H. Chapman Russell White Olive Reuting Muscatine F. H. Rewing Mary W. Begeman Gedard Fes Iowa Cottey Junior College Mary Allen Stafford Mt. Pleasant C. L. Stafford

Banquet Honors Parents at Walther League Anniversary

Walther League, a youth group from Immanuel Lutheran Church, honored fathers and mothers at a banquet in the school hall marking the league's anniversary from 1893. Rev A H Semmen gave a featured address, with a girls sextet and a male quartet performing and a pantomime titled And the Lamp Went Out. Oscar Ehlers served as toastmaster.

Oscar Eh~lers Lorenz Steege Henry Wenthe Norbert Roepe Gertrude Borchers Ruth Semmann Henry’Wenthe Harold Roepe

Waterloo Baptists eye Northern Baptist assembly plans

Church notes from Waterloo report Waterloo Baptists looking toward the Northern Baptist assembly in Detroit June 16 to 21 and the Iowa Falls Iowa Baptist assembly July 17 to 29. Altrurian class at First Methodist Episcopal to meet at Mrs Edward Bilasier home with hosts Mines George Smelser Jacob Meyer Agatha Stevenson Lewis Leckingtom and H H Dunlap. Picnic lunch at 26 noon and social afternoon.

Waterloo Northern Baptist Assembly Detroit Iowa Baptist Assembly Iowa Falls First Methodist Episcopal Church Edward Bilasier George Smelser Jacob Meyer Agatha Stevenson Lewis A. Leckingtom HH. B. Dunlap

East Junior High Printing Teacher Married on May 4

Paul Schoenoff and Miss Mary Mitchell married on May 4 in Independence. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Albert Kilbourn. The couple, both teachers in Independence, will reside at 712 Riehl Street in Waterloo.

Independence Elkader Paul Schoenoff East Junior High School Mary Mitchell Albert Kilbourn Schoonoff Schoener East George H. Mitchell Charles City Hiigh School Iowa Stan Teachers College Cedar Falls Schoenot August Schoenoff Menominee Wis Northwestern College Stout

Past Matrons and Patrons Honored by O. E. S. Chapter

Waterloo chapter of the Order of Eastern Star honored past matrons and patrons at a dinner in Matt Parrot building with installation services afterward. Two hundred attended as tables featured smilax, calendula, and orange and green cups. Mrs. George Welker sang Victory. Mrs. W. F. Schrag presented gifts. Refreshments followed.

Waterloo Order of Eastern Star Matt. Parrot Building George Welker W. F. Schrag

Tomato Toast and Jam Fritters in Historic Kitchen

A vintage compilation lists Tomato Toast with tomato puree melted cheese and egg on bread like French toast, Jam Fritters using stale bread jam and a lemony batter, and English Ham Custy layering ham and mashed potatoes with onions and peas. The tone mirrors old household cookery notes.

Special Sermon by Rev Maynard in Fairbank Pulpit

Rev Floyd Maynard will preach a memorial sermon Sunday evening May 27 in Fairbank for the Woman's Relief Corps, the American Legion, and the legion auxiliary, with these groups attending as a body. A large delegation from the local WGTU will attend a citizenship meeting in Independence on Saturday May 26. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ed Berns recently.

Courier Fairbank Floyd Maynard Woman's Relief Corps American Legion the Legion Auxiliary Independence Ed Berns

New Hartford Seniors Graduate in 1928 Commencement

Commencement exercises for the 1928 high school class in New Hartford were held last night. Eleven students graduated. Rev. W. G. Rowley, pastor of the Methodist church in Cedar Falls, delivered the address. Harriet Moore was valedictorian.

New Hartford W. G. Rowley Methodist Church Cedar Falls Harrlet Moore

Brain Test Answer Hidden Clue Summary

A compact note presents a coded brain teaser with mixed letters and numbers. The string includes sequences like UWY RERAYY and KE BHEHHE amid parentheses, alongside numeric blocks 417217947 and 732221221. The fragment hints at a puzzle key or cipher output awaiting decoding.

County Marble Tournament Set for June 2 at Lincoln Park

A Black Hawk county marble tournament will be played Saturday June 2 starting at 1 pm in Lincoln Park Waterloo. All boys and girls under 15 in Black Hawk County are eligible. The Courier will award medals to first second and third place winners. Participants from Waterloo Cedar Falls La Porte City Madison Dunkerton Dewar Janesville and rural areas expected. The event is sponsored by the recreation department and The Evening Courier.

Black Hawk Lincoln Park Waterloo Victor A. Read Black Haws County Recreation Department Evening Courier Courier Cedar Falls la Porte City Madson Dunkerton Dewar Janesville Black Hawk County Atlantic City

When Is a River Not a River Question in Independence

A May edition from Independence notes agitation over the Wapsle Rod and Gun club's ban on nonmembers from hunting along the upper river backwaters. The dispute centers on whether the backwater north of the Illinois Central bridge counts as a river or a lake, affecting who may hunt and where. If deemed a river, hunters must travel upriver or downriver to hunt, while up-river land remains posted "Keep Off."

Gother Wapsle Rod and Gun Club Ilinois Gentral Ay Lake

Birth Notices and Travel Notes From Waterloo Scene

City in brief reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank I Clements in Atlanta. Former Waterloo residents Olive McBride and G B Straver visit. Straver duo plan a summer farm stay near Drinkwater Sask. C J Hinkle of Chicago Great Western inspects Waterloo route en route to St Joseph with C G Foster. J F Ayer of Des Moines chairs Chevrolet dealers meeting at Hotel Russell Lamson.

Galen Frank I Clements Atlanta Waterloo Clements Olive McBride G. B. Straver Flo. Lauderdale Fla Mrs.Straver Ft. Lauderdale Drinkwater Sask C. J. Hinkle Chicago Chicago Great Western Railway St. Joseph Hinkle C. G. Foster Great ‘Western Des Moines J. F. Ayer Chevrolet Motor. Company Russell-Lamson Chevrolet

Local Church Leaders Promote May Sales at Hotel Russell Lamson

Sales promotion ahead of the coming months circulated by assistant managers with events at Hotel Russell Lamson. The Methodist Episcopal general conference in Kansas City drew clergy like Dr J Arthur Young of First M E Church. A collision near Francis Hospital injured Lee and Dan Bellmer. police report filed. A rummage sale is set for Christ Episcopal parish house on Saturday May 36.

ML May Eakes Russell-Lamson Fremont Street Charles W. Cotton Oak Avenue Methodist Episcopal General Conference Kansas City J. Arthur Young First M. BE

Cresco Couple Welcome Son John Hughes Thomson

Cresco Indiana May 24 A son was born Monday evening to Mr and Mrs J P Thomson. The infant is named John Hughes Thomson. Mr Thomson is cashier of the Cresco Union Savings Bank.

Cresco J. P.' Thomson John Hughes Thomson Thomson Union: Savings: Bank

Directors Pick Girl's Chief Allure

Hollywood producers insist smooth skin as the key to stardom with Lux Toilet Soap hailed as studio favorite. Jacqueline Logan praises its satin finish while studios adopt it for dressing rooms. Leaver Bros. Co. markets the product in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Los Angeles Calif James Cruze Pathé DeMille Hollywood Lux Jacqueline Logan Leaver Bros. Co Cambridge Mass

Pattern orders and delivery for Courier readers

An advertisement urges readers to obtain the up-to-date Courier pattern set by sending to the Fashion Department in Waterloo with 15 cents per pattern. Patterns permit seams and orders should be placed promptly with delivery expected about 30 days after sending.

Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo

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Gilbertville Wanda Daum A.A.U.W Betty Williams J” E. Williams Ailen Street N. Ogle Ww. E Ogle Third Street West W. 3B. McCormick Westminster Presbyterian Church Black’s Dry Goods Company Byrnes Park Nellie Morgan Muriel Baumgartney Valine Brown Wilma Gates Marian Gates Lillian Mantle Frieda Bentroth Josephine Robertson Clara Demuth Lusetta Woggen Louise Palmer Mary Alice Hannon George Heath Banqguet Iowa State Teachers College Black's Charles Miller W. T. Edwards Anteck Club B. B. Sippel Edwards Jolly ‘Times Club Will Cummings Castle Hill Bert Nauman Edna Ethel Lichty Black Charles Bursh Alice Krieger Mabel Hof Walther League Church News Guild of Trinity American Lutheran Church First Baptist Church Majel Guild Presbyterian Church First Congregational Church Carleton Sias Thomas Gauthier Sigs East Junior High O. E. S. Chapter Royal Neighbors Knights of Pythias Grundy County Reinbeck Morrison Claire Wade Prosperity Inn Grant Highway Miss Wade D. O Memorial Hall A. G. Muncey D. Oo. V A .Frolic Moose Hall Mooseheart Legion Sacred Heart Jschool Women of Sacred Heart Church B. Crooks Bert ‘Davis Ida’ Trask Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Society Haven Harter FineArts Department of Waterloo Woman’s Club Rosary Society of Ke Herecree Onblete Tiecat Waterece Optometrists Mfg Opticians F. Maynard Paris Goupy Buchanan's Heinz Dad Rummagensale Christ Episcopal Parish House Girl Blogan, Pathe Dedfinte
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